Yep. Sunday night should be the first LES event of the season. It will be a welcome change... Feels like it has been in the 40's with rain for days now. CLE is in the top 10 wettest years.
I think its like 96% of the people that have died from COVID had 2 or more chronic conditions. Definitely not a generalization.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/need-extra-precautions/evidence-table.html
Do you think that China is being honest with their numbers ? Just speculation on my part... but the American population as a whole is very unhealthy, and considering chronic conditions play a significant role in deaths I'm guessing that's why the USA is at the top the list.
After the rain yesterday CLE is 5" above normal since September 1st, and 14" above normal for the year. Pretty amazing considering the negative precip departures of nearby areas.
Glad that we missed the heavier rains last night... once my yard gets wet in the fall it won't dry until Spring. I'd like to hold off on the cold air until November... keep the lake as warm as possible. Temps are still a little above normal.
Fully agree on that point. People are talking about lockdown's again though. Sure wish I could record some of the conversations I have with the Cleveland Clinic docs. Their perspectives on this are very enlightening. So my thoughts/perspectives on COVID are not shaped by what I read on the internet.
Please show me where I said that? You are putting words in my mouth. I'm cautious like everyone else -- I wear a mask, etc. You are so far down the rabbit hole of fear. Perhaps you have health problems I don't know.
Spreading what if they are healthy? People coughed and hacked long before COVID. Man you are paranoid and negative. And that's true, people do care more about themselves as they should.
Stebo there is no stopping the virus -- as several doctors have told me it will infect mostly everyone. Not sure how you consider people traveling to be selfish. If they are healthy they are doing what they should be doing -- living life normally (assuming they are taking the necessary safety precautions). Looking at it from a different perspective -- is it selfish for those that have (controllable) chronic conditions who are at a higher risk for complications to expect the healthy population to lockdown?
Some pretty good analogs out there for the upcoming Winter --
1995/1996 - 101.1" at CLE
2003/2004 - https://www.weather.gov/cle/Climate_Snowfall_2003-04
2007/2008 - https://www.weather.gov/cle/Climate_Snowfall_2007-08
2012/2013 - https://www.weather.gov/cle/Climate_Snowfall_2012-13
That's good to hear. Now that the virus has weeded out the weak from the herd we can get back to traveling . I haven't traveled at all since February... most of my travel was business related any way. Since its Friday its probably a lot of leisure travel which is surprising.
But I'm woke, Bruh. ... kids these days.
Personally, I don't care if someone works in a tree house as long as they get the job done. I don't there are many companies requiring anyone to come to an office. A balanced approach as you mentioned is ideal. The only issue is when someone tells me they are scared to come to the office because of COVID -- like its chasing them around when the leave their home. Unless you have a very valid (health) reason to be scared that is a non-starter.
Yep. Pre-COVID data really doesn't hold up. The point I was trying to make is that it is even harder for employees to work/focus from home with kids, spouses, etc. around -- now throw in all of the other time they waste on the items I posted and its not a recipe for success.
Are there any recent studies that take into account home schooling kids, having significant others at home, etc? I'd be surprised if they still showed increased productivity.
40 somethings - porn, sports and news websites - 32% of day spent on those sites
30 somethings - apparel, sports, social networks - 40% of day spent on those sites
20 somethings - social networks, apparel - 44% of day spent on those sites