Covid19 redux

[OO1]

1 hour ago, BigStewMan said:

I'm not sure. I always figured self-isolation was to keep from getting it period and eventually the ill will recover and a vaccine will be discovered. 

Saw earlier (can't recall which country) but they claim a vaccine may be available as soon as September. Preliminary tests in monkeys has been promising, they claim. 

thank you -

 

I watched the DR OZ show yesterday , and several Doctors are of the same opinion -

 

they are saying that the  virus is not  slowing down  , but the only reason the numbers are however  lowering , is because of social distancing  and wearing masks ,  and testing -  the moment the distancing , or precautions are lowered or removed  , the numbers will rise once more , and  there is no vaccine on the horizon -----for a while yet -

 

Here are the USA numbers by State -  so far 61 -112 deaths ---04-29-2020

 

 

SA State	Total Cases	New Cases	Total Deaths	New Deaths	Active Cases	Tot Cases/ 1M pop	Deaths/ 1M pop	Total Tests	Tests/ 1M pop	Source
USA Total	1,055,303	+19,538	61,112	+1,846	849,768	3,188	185	6,093,208	18,408
New York	305,086	+3,636	23,474	+330	234,649	15,551	1,197	872,481	44,472	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10]
New Jersey	116,264	+2,408	6,770	+328	108,223	13,090	762	240,246	27,049	[1] [2] [3]
Massachusetts	60,265	+1,963	3,405	+252	48,742	8,823	499	265,618	38,889	[1] [2]
Illinois	50,355	+2,253	2,215	+90	47,534	3,927	173	256,667	20,018	[1] [2] [3] [4]
California	46,506	+343	1,873	+11	41,296	1,188	48	577,608	14,754	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Pennsylvania	45,016		2,195	+135	42,056	3,519	172	214,883	16,799	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
Michigan	40,399	+1,137	3,670	+103	28,387	4,057	369	177,228	17,798	[1] [2] [3]
Florida	33,193	+347	1,218	+47	31,289	1,611	59	375,300	18,220	[1] [2]
Louisiana	27,660	+374	1,845	+44	8,512	5,931	396	156,568	33,572	[1] [2]
Texas	27,054	+883	732	+42	14,536	970	26	314,790	11,289	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11]
Connecticut	26,312		2,089		24,158	7,347	583	92,745	25,896	[1] [2]
Georgia	25,274	+420	1,052	+16	24,191	2,454	102	140,223	13,617	[1]
Maryland	20,849	+736	1,078	+62	18,508	3,473	180	110,929	18,478	[1]
Ohio	17,303	+534	937	+138	16,246	1,486	80	128,206	11,012	[1] [2] [3]
Indiana	17,182	+594	1,065	+73	16,103	2,589	160	91,550	13,793	[1] [2]
Virginia	14,961	+622	522	+30	12,397	1,778	62	85,307	10,139	[1] [2]
Colorado	14,316		736		13,021	2,588	133	67,094	12,130	[1]
Washington	13,842		786		11,205	1,898	108	182,515	25,021	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
North Carolina	10,092	+353	379	+18	8,411	994	37	118,440	11,663	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Tennessee	10,052		188		4,943	1,511	28	161,928	24,346	[1] [2] [3] [4]
Rhode Island	8,247	+321	251	+12	7,654	7,805	238	60,165	56,941	[1]
Missouri	7,425	+49	327		6,551	1,219	54	73,503	12,069	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
Arizona	7,202	+254	304	+11	6,828	1,037	44	68,813	9,906	[1]
Iowa	6,843	+467	148	+12	4,531	2,185	47	41,337	13,196	[1] [2]
Alabama	6,842	+92	251	+9	6,571	1,406	52	80,449	16,537	[1]
Mississippi	6,569	+227	250	+11	6,319	2,198	84	66,094	22,114	[1] [2]
Wisconsin	6,520	+231	308	+8	3,899	1,128	53	73,150	12,659	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]
South Carolina	5,881	+146	203	+11	1,977	1,187	41	54,217	10,940	[1] [2]
Nevada	4,898	+93	225		2,026	1,676	77	49,475	16,927	[1] [2]
Delaware	4,655	+80	144	+7	3,338	4,903	152	21,538	22,684	[1]
Minnesota	4,644	+463	319	+18	2,282	840	58	66,744	12,075	[1] [2]
Kentucky	4,375		225		3,028	985	51	52,411	11,804	[1]
Utah	4,343		45		3,410	1,426	15	102,439	33,638	[1]
District Of Columbia	4,106	+112	205	+15	3,241	5,999	299	19,229	28,092	[1]
Kansas	3,685	+108	127		3,055	1,267	44	28,090	9,657	[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7]
Oklahoma	3,473	+63	214	+7	940	886	55	61,619	15,727	[1] [2]
Nebraska	3,374		55		3,297	1,771	29	23,798	12,494	[1] [2]
Arkansas	3,137	+10	57		1,845	1,049	19	45,394	15,179	[1]
New Mexico	2,974		110		2,159	1,421	53	61,745	29,509	[1] [2]
Oregon	2,446	+61	101	+2	1,485	599	25	54,472	13,345	[1] [2]
South Dakota	2,373	+60	13	+2	868	2,746	15	16,612	19,220	[1]
New Hampshire	2,010		60		1,014	1,496	45	20,746	15,440	[1]
Idaho	1,952		60		805	1,157	36	28,240	16,732	[1] [2]
West Virginia	1,095		38		576	599	21	43,227	23,634	[1]
Maine	1,056	+16	52	+1	389	792	39	17,807	13,360	[1] [2]
North Dakota	1,033	+42	19		577	1,373	25	25,536	33,948	[1]
Vermont	862		47		815	1,379	75	15,429	24,687	[1]
Hawaii	609		16		88	428	11	29,862	21,000	[1] [2]
Wyoming	536		7		186	921	12	8,615	14,807	[1] [2]
Montana	451		16	+1	53	433	15	13,528	12,986	[1] [2] [3]
Alaska	355	+4	9		106	481	12	19,119	25,888	[1]
Guam	144		5		10			605		[1]
Northern Mariana Islands	14		2		0			45		[1] [2]
Puerto Rico	1,433	+33	86		956	423	25	13,022	3,845	[1] [2] [3]
United States Virgin Islands	62	+3	4		7			872		[1] [2]
Veteran Affairs	7,481		461		7,020			95,680		[1] [2]
US Military	6,648		27		4,514					[1] [2]
Navajo Nation	1,769		59		1,710			9,206		[1]
Federal Prisons	1,648		30		1,082					[1]
Grand Princess Ship	103		3		100					[1]
Wuhan Repatriated	3				3			3
Diamond Princess Ship	46				46			46
Total:	1,055,303	+19,538	61,112	+1,846	849,768	3,188	185	6,093,208	18,408

[babadono]

3 minutes ago, Bosco-d-gama said:

The key term here is: IF EXPOSED.

So go back to your bubble, it'll be safe in 2025(maybe)

[richieb]

14 minutes ago, CECAA850 said:

Yes, we pretty much agree on everything.

Yes, yes you do. Like two peas in a pod. I was gonna’ suggest you guys get a room but that might not be inappropriate in such a scrutinized, sterilized  and iron fisted thread. So I won’t - (but I do have plenty of points if your interested, just sayin’)

[Deang]

8 minutes ago, 000 said:

Total: 1,055,303  +19,538  61,112  +1,846

Total US cases, new cases in the last 24 hours, total deaths, new deaths.

 

20K a day over the course of a week is 140,000 new cases every week, is still over a half million in less than a month - and now we're getting to open things back up. Fasten your seat belt.

 

Unless you live out in the middle of nowhere. 

[OO1]

4 minutes ago, Deang said:

Unless you live out in the middle of nowhere. 

YES

[NBPK402]

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-01221-y?utm_source=Nature+Briefing&utm_campaign=8952c41133-briefing-dy-20200428_COPY_01&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_c9dfd39373-8952c41133-44994417

 

 

As far as immunity... I have read reports that some of the people who survived Covid19, and caught again have died.

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[Sancho Panza]

23 minutes ago, Bosco-d-gama said:

The key term here is: IF EXPOSED.

You don’t think everyone will be exposed, eventually; if not already?

[Max2]

8 minutes ago, Deang said:

Total US cases, new cases in the last 24 hours, total deaths, new deaths.

 

20K a day over the course of a week is 140,000 new cases every week, is still over a half million in less than a month - and now we're getting to open things back up. Fasten your seat belt.

 

Unless you live out in the middle of nowhere. 

Its actually almost double that today. 36K thus far.

 

This site is pretty good with actual data broke down

 

You have to click on the stars and scroll to get individual state break down

 

https://ncov2019.live/

[Deang]

I can’t find the daily numbers on that site. 

[Deang]

Still about 20K in the last 24 hours. 

Easter was on the 12th. 

 

 

[Mallette]

2 hours ago, Sancho Panza said:

JC; later quoted by dishonest Abe...

Old enough to be historic rather than political. I have often said that ALL the states lost the Civil War as Abe totally trampled the Constitution and it never recovered. His response to the Supreme Court: "They've made their decision. Now let them enforce it."

Dave

[geoff.]

It’s been two months.

 

If the Army had to build a hospital in the middle of some third world country as part of an invasion force, how long would it take?

 

Now how long would it take on home turf?

 

Have any of these hospitals been started?

 

Probably not, that would interfere with the economy...

 

GIANT FACE PALM

[Jeff Matthews]

2 hours ago, BigStewMan said:

2 hours ago, billybob said:

Yes saw that somewhere. Hopefully, me too!

Sorry, the link for the drug in testing. Should be getting the complete numbers soon on

Remdesivir.

I'll be happy with whatever works. 

At least we're beyond the politics of hydroxychloroquine.  That whole episode was a joke on voters.

[Deang]

[wvu80]

On 4/27/2020 at 7:34 PM, Bosco-d-gama said:

Well since the covid19 thread got whacked we need a new one to cover covid19. 

I missed that.  I've been MIA from here while for a couple of weeks while trying to buy an EXTAR Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) to deal with the zombie apocalypse created by the zombie pandemic.

 

In a sentence, what happened to get it shut down.  Politics?

[Deang]

Carl. Again. 

[wvu80]

24 minutes ago, Mallette said:

Old enough to be historic rather than political. I have often said that ALL the states lost the Civil War as Abe totally trampled the Constitution and it never recovered. His response to the Supreme Court: "They've made their decision. Now let them enforce it."

Dave

 

It was Andrew Jackson who supposedly said that, but we know what you mean.  It has long been acknowledged that Lincoln did not have the constitutional authority to free the slaves in states in rebellion against the union.

 

 

Quote

 

In a popular quotation that is believed to be apocryphal, President Andrew Jackson reportedly responded: "John Marshall has made his decision; now let him enforce it!" This derives from Jackson's comments on the case in a letter to John Coffee, ". . . the decision of the Supreme Court has fell still born, and they find ...

Worcester v. Georgia - Wikipedia

 

 

[Bosco-d-gama]

1 hour ago, Sancho Panza said:

You don’t think everyone will be exposed, eventually; if not already?

I hope a few as possible become infected. But, and you know this already, science is working on treatments and vaccines for this virus. The longer it can be kept under wraps the better. I do think it will be with humanity from here forward. But if we get treatments that work it will be just another disease that medical science will have conquered.

[OO1]

36 minutes ago, Mallette said:

Old enough to be historic rather than political. I have often said that ALL the states lost the Civil War as Abe totally trampled the Constitution and it never recovered. His response to the Supreme Court: "They've made their decision. Now let them enforce it."

Dave

----historically speaking and not politically   -what he should have he done instead , and could he have avoided the Civil War all together ---and all the loss of lives ----

[NADman]

1 hour ago, richieb said:

Yesterday I had reported a shortage (meaning none) of fresh ground beef and all pork products at KC area Costco. Decided to try a local grocery chain of about 30 stores under differing names/formats. Not only plenty of ground beef but any pork or fresh chicken you would want. Even mailed sale flyers with these items on sale. I ask the butcher if he had enough ground beef for a twenty pound order, he said we have tons, no shortage, never been a shortage, won’t be one, don’t listen to the news. ( And no, I did not ask him which way he votes) Why this and Costco is dry? This chain buys from local producers, Costco buys at the national level. They even have boxes of FDA approved masks, gloves etc. all of course, made by our friends in China. Funny the national media focuses on the dread, the bad news, the food supply chain is shutting down and not any local reports where groceries are plentiful. Of course we are geographically in fly over country where no ones gives a rats azz about what goes on here. 
 

I stocked (hoarded) up on beef, pork, and chicken this morning. I believe they will go the way of TP in the very near future here. My sister and brother in law have been raising

chickens (200,000 at a time) for over 35 years and they tell me they may have to cull. Same with beef and pork growers. McDonald's (Canada) announced they can no longer source

enough Canadian beef and potatoes.

Looking up, there's still lots of beer and pot stores are open.