Hoosier
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The way I read it is that essential work will go on but everything else has to shut down. So places like clothing stores, hair salons, etc shouldn't be open. Edit: https://www.wthr.com/article/heres-what-you-can-do-under-stay-home-order-and-which-businesses-are-essential
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Deaths in Italy dropped for a second day in a row. It is working, it just takes a while. The next phase of this is that when you do start to loosen the restrictions, the cases increase again, like what is happening now in parts of Asia.
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Stay at home order for Indiana that will kick in on Wednesday. Our confirmed case number is still kind of low compared to many other states, but a concerning thing is that 8 people have already died. I think that is a good indicator that we are substantially farther along with the outbreak than we think, because it often takes 10 days, 2 weeks, 3 weeks for a person to die from this.
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Setting the table for a winter of overperformers in 2020-21?
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Although testing is a bit better than it was early on, there is no question we are still in serious catch up mode in this country, with some states lagging behind more than others. In some instances, the only reported case in a county is of someone who died. Very unlikely.
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My sister's friend works in a hospital, is feeling sick (not sure on exact symptoms) and can't get tested. If that is the situation across the country, ****
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New record for Mayberry in a post.
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This thing is going to spread pretty easily in prisons. Supposedly there are a lot of other cases where he is.
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Well said. And yeah, increased depression, suicides, child abuse, the economics, etc are the negative consequences of shutting so much down, especially if it goes on for a while. It is a tough spot for decision makers to be in.
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Anything on the grass yet?
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Just starting to whiten here a little bit. When rates aren't great, getting past peak heating is your friend at this time of year so I imagine the accumulation efficiency will improve an hour or two before sunset.
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White stuff is falling.
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296 new cases in Illinois, 3 new deaths
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The swine flu deaths took like a year or more to get to the 12,000+ number, iirc. We'll see where we are with covid19 in early to mid 2021. Hopefully it will be a lower death toll in the US... if it is, it will be because of the current measures and some very effective/widely available/low cost treatment option.
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Good news in Italy is that deaths were down from yesterday. Bad news it was still well over 600.
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New map of confirmed cases from Indiana's virus page Obviously there is undercounting because of testing issues. It is no surprise that Marion county/Indianapolis leads the state, but another thing that stands out are the very low numbers in the donut counties around there. A lot of people commute into Indianapolis from those counties, though less now than a couple weeks ago with many companies putting emphasis on working from home.
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I am fixated on bubble guy.
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Drudge right now... lol
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Another good tracking site https://coronavirus.1point3acres.com/en
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Inch or two looks likely.
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This is a pretty good site China specifically https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/country/china/ You are right to treat them with skepticism. For various reasons I think it will be more telling to watch how long it takes Europe to turn the corner for a better idea of what we're facing here in the US.
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4th death in Indiana. 126 confirmed cases
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They are pulling back on testing in big cities like NY and LA.
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https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/slow-burn-coronavirus-symptoms-often-linger-worsening-n1164756
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793 more deaths in Italy
