Yeoman

So much for global warming!

You don't have access to radar?

Yay for Belize!

Pretty intense double rainbow over DC

Pretty good wind and rain in DC.. some trees down in gtown

With all of the ridiculous protocols and lack of fans at games you might as well kill it.. what a joke

Good

Do they still pick through the garbage bags to see if they can figure out who put their trash out early? That place is the worst..

Numbers started looking better

I guess they didn't want to pass it to fish

Sure - but a lot of facts are intentionally buried because they don't meet the narrative (on both sides), which IMO is irresponsible in todays society that unfortunately gets their news from solely reading headlines.

This is a result of many states reconciling data, such as PA adding over 500 alone but many of those dating back to up to 2 weeks ago

Has there or has there not been a case traced back to a child under 10 passing this to an adult? That's the headline I read..

He cited a legitimate study.. what's your problem? It doesn't fit your agenda of doom and fear?

Interesting.. I thought hospitalizations were the biggest factor, considering you're likely to see an continued increase in cases as tests ramp up..

Oh really? Must be a CNN thing..

Got to love the range - anywhere from 750 - 9000 possible

Kids will do what they are told (hopefully).. I'm speaking of the extremist kooks

Very true.. this is also going to be an issue on a much larger scale when there is a vaccine approved for this.. it wouldn't surprise me if a large portion of the population willingly refuses to get it.

If the market is lost because no one wants their goods, or because they can't let more than 10 people in at a time?

Worse yet are those parents foregoing check ups and immunizations for fear of going into the doctors office when there has been zero evidence of that being an issue. That's the next shoe to drop when kids start getting infections that they could have been immunized for, leading to yet another health crisis.

There are too many stipulations to make it worthwhile for most, IMO.. many businesses are just not opening because they will just lose more than if they stayed closed if they can't fill the store or restaurant. Reading beyond the glee of thinking that others share in your fear, you also see the pain these small business and their families are going through. As someone already stated, the direct impact of the shutdowns on people's livelihoods may easily rival the virus in overall impact on mortality. I hope that's not the case.

Until the hospitals stop warning about a PPE shortages, I don't think you'll find any job which requires exposure to the public to not have an issue with enough PPE. If you have the luxury of sitting back and waiting for an offer from a company that does contact tracing, more power to you. Until then, why not use facts/numbers to determine your risk? What percentage of Amazon employees have died, gotten sick, etc? Living requires taking risk unless you live in a bubble At the end of the day, that's my point. Amazon was simply an example. I don't know about you but if it came down to paying the mortgage and feeding my kids, a job at Amazon would be nirvana for me, as would the shit plant.

Where did I say that was going to be his career? IMO, I would wait until the environment allowed for a normal college experience which would be commensurate with the money you're shelling out for the experience. Amazon is offering jobs to millions who are out of work with good pay and benefits, but for some reason you had to piss on that?

I know.. hard to beat sitting at home collecting checks while others struggle to put food on the table and pay the rent.