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wishing you the best over there, dear. hopefully they are smart about it.

hahahahaha i was wondering who that was.

twitter is great when you use it well. thats really awesome the WV covid guy has been responding to questions and concerns. I've had similar interactions with Hogan's top communication guy.

happy to do so! just processing water data at my dining room table while listening to him talk.

and thats it. thanks for coming to my TED talk lol

ooooooooo - Hogan addressed a news story about how the tests from SK may be flawed, but then mentioned that even the federal government has now made orders for tests from SK. I love his subtle burns

He didn't say. Just be sure to say thanks when you see a front line worker. Im sure that will go a long way. I have my own opinions about having flyovers that i wont go on about here.

hes answering questions now... ill post if he says something worth posting about.

Saturday: Health Care Heroes day. Lighting up the state house, camden yards, M&T, plus flyovers of the Blue Angels to say thanks

Hogan is not happy about the UEI website roll out, that poor IT company is fubared moving forward.

Hogan said a few operators of nursing homes in the state are not complying with already set guidelines. National Guard will be in charge of enforcing.

Have hired additional nursing staff to fill in gaps as needed if current staff are found to be positive. 24hrs a day they will be on call to help as needed.

Cases will rise among nursing home residents and staff. Staff will be immediately discharge and isolated if found to be positive.

Hogan: EO issued requiring mandatory testing of ALL nursing home staff and patients. Top priority.

143 nursing homes have positive cases

wow, 46% of deaths in MD are from patients from nursing homes.

Purdue Stadium in Salisbury (Orioles minor league team) will be used to test workers at the various poultry plants

From Hogan's presser -- almost 300 confirmed cases of covid from poultry workers. Wicomico county having the highest density (not surprised)

I believe so. And Trixie is in support of the NIAID study as it will be peer-reviewed. She also said the NIAID would be reviewing the Giliad results as well. As I said, i think you misunderstood her posts.

i think you misunderstood her post.

yeah, supply chain is going to be a mess for a while. the walmart in PA i go to, hasnt had beef or chicken in weeks. they may on other days, but every time i've gone, its been empty shelves.

This. As an example, for whatever reason, it took six weeks for a Hereford Zone school to have meals available for kids in need (yes, there are kids in the hereford zone who rely on meals from schools). SIX WEEKS. In the meantime the Hereford Food Bank and My Neighbor Foundation provided meals, on top of whatever local stores donated (Grauls has been donating bread for weeks). 1. it shouldn't have taken that long for meals to be available for students in this area, but 2. the community came together to make sure kids had what they needed.

ESRGC, a GIS Coop from SU created this really nice dashboard for MD/DC Ventilator usage https://apps.esrgc.org/dashboards/covid/invasiveVentilators/ so proud of these guys, and i may be a bit bias as they hired me right out of college