Kids' axe throwing parties in Georgia? For birthdays and bar mitzvahs . . . what a great idea . . . it'd be like printing money . . . .
Death rate models have now doubled
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I have one son who bought a house at the end of February, and another who's sitting out the market in case there's deflation. We're a test in miniature for your thesis.
The group of businesses that are really feeling the pain are middle market businesses (can be defined in many ways, but let's say $50mm-$1B revenue), which would include your small cap and some mid cap stocks along with a huge number of privately held businesses.
The morons in Congress pandered to the big and small companies and completely fvcked the middle guy.
Reported US coronavirus deaths:
Mar. 8: 21 deaths
Apr. 8: 14,817 deaths
May 8: 77,179 deaths
Good thing we've squashed this sucka
Mar. 8: 21 deaths
Apr. 8: 14,817 deaths
May 8: 77,179 deaths
Good thing we've squashed this sucka
US coronavirus deaths:
10 wks ago: 0 deaths
9 wks ago: 17 deaths
8 wks ago: 49 deaths
7 wks ago: 249 deaths
6 wks ago: 1,588 deaths
5 wks ago: 7,152 deaths
4 wks ago: 18,758 deaths
3 wks ago: 37,054 deaths
2 wks ago: 51,017 deaths
1 wk ago: 64,943 deaths
Right now: 77,179 deaths
10 wks ago: 0 deaths
9 wks ago: 17 deaths
8 wks ago: 49 deaths
7 wks ago: 249 deaths
6 wks ago: 1,588 deaths
5 wks ago: 7,152 deaths
4 wks ago: 18,758 deaths
3 wks ago: 37,054 deaths
2 wks ago: 51,017 deaths
1 wk ago: 64,943 deaths
Right now: 77,179 deaths
The 3rd Wave: Rural America
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/podcas...e-already-struggling-then-the-coronavirus-hit
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/podcas...e-already-struggling-then-the-coronavirus-hit
The economy can totally open and companies like that are going to have problems. No one is going to choose to have events like that for a long time. I’d hope businesses like his would have gotten help from the Care package, but it appears more and more that money went to the Ruth Chris of the world and Trump buddies.
Because it’s part of the discussion of Covid deaths being over or under counted.
That makes no sense. You said that Covid was very likely the cause of any stroke an infected person might suffer. There is no evidence to support that.
"Crisis" is often mentioned as a reason to continue wiping out the finances, hopes and dreams of millions of people. This is looking more and more like an epidemic of emotions instead of a virus. Your Nate Silver quote is exactly right, but his is not the only example.
The media is not our friend.
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It's not a 3rd wave. It's the original as it peters out on the beach. Rural America is not like high density hot spots like NYC, Detroit, New Orleans or Chicago will millions live in old apartment buildings with antiquated HVAC systems.
More importantly, rural hospitals are not in trouble because of the Coronavirus. They are being destroyed because of the dumbassed one-size-fits-all government shut down orders issued by many governors.
77k (at least) in 10 weeks.
Can someone remind us how many people in the US die in an entire year from flu?
https://www.cdc.gov/flu/about/burden/2018-2019.html
CDC estimates that influenza was associated with more than 35.5 million illnesses, more than 16.5 million medical visits, 490,600 hospitalizations, and 34,200 deaths during the 2018–2019 influenza season.
Who really created that meme? Anybody know?
Looking for truth on Facebook. Interesting concept.
Try CSPAN 3.
I appreciate the link. My post was more rhetorical and aimed at the Trumpettes who think they can pwn the libs by saying people are overreacting and always saying “well the flu kills...”.
People will gather again when the governments release them. Not everyone is afraid.
Did you see the article about only two customers went to an Atlanta bar the first weekend, after what the owners called "extensive marketing"?
The weather has been particularly good, even for Atlanta and even for this time of year. Today is spectacular . . . 62 degrees and not a single wisp of a cloud to be seen. Last weekend was just as good, if a bit warmer.
Even alcoholics are outside.
Now we’re back to your little coding conspiracy. You’re precious.
Out of curiosity, where did you and your friends get that daily download from? As another poster pointed out, you all suddenly became experts with the same opinion.
Irony is when the "intellectually curious" have no questions and do what they are told.
If coding contributes, why are we just 9th in deaths per capita? Do other countries have the same coding issues we do?
https://www.statista.com/statistics/1104709/coronavirus-deaths-worldwide-per-million-inhabitants/
No they won’t. I think you meant to say not everyone is smart.
Trust me. We know.
People will slowly begin to gather again. It won’t be a light switch. People have been freaked the fu ck out, Karen
Wrong.
"There is nothing from the CDC that I can trust," she told CDC Director Robert Redfield, two people familiar with the meeting told the newspaper.
The Post reported that Birx and others feared that the CDC's statistics on mortality rate and case counts were inflated by up to 25%.
The Post reported that Birx and others feared that the CDC's statistics on mortality rate and case counts were inflated by up to 25%.
Yep because that’s the next Trump conspiracy, so that he won’t be blamed for 100,000 plus deaths. First blame China. Next, say the numbers are wrong. Anything yo get the focus off the fact that his lack of action is killing people. Most people are smart enough to know what is happening. His supporters? Not so much.
Yeah, you're right . . . Home Depot was packed yesterday, as was Lowe's. Most were wearing masks, but not all.When you get a spare moment, look inside and see how crowded it is.
I didn't see anyone drinking there, though.
The worst part is, neither of them had the plumbing parts that I need to fix the terlit. So all that risk for nuthin . . . .
