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BuffaloWeather

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  1. Wow at that band that just moved trough...An inch already in like 30 minutes, stuck everywhere...
  2. I take probiotics on the daily for the last few years. Haven't had any stomach issues since I started.
  3. My cousin has crohns disease and previously had IBS. Such a brutal illness. He has certain foods that trigger it, so his diet has to be very strict. It's a tough situation to constantly have to track everything and be near a bathroom at all times throughout the day.
  4. Bomb cyclone? More fake news https://www.nbcnews.com/news/weather/mother-s-day-weekend-snowstorm-could-bring-bomb-cyclone-thundersnow-n1202811
  5. Because unemployment levels were at historic lows before this virus. Not relating to this survey. Obviously UI rates are now at historic highs.
  6. It really is incredible. 6 weeks from the most powerful sun of the year. 6 weeks after June 21st is beginning of August and usually the warmest time of year.
  7. I'm worried about corporate earnings the next few quarters. A lot of large companies are going to be reporting substantial negative profits.
  8. Are not most low income earners still working? Grocery stores, most retail stores, and most restaurants (take out)
  9. So we had the lowest unemployment levels of all time and overall wage growth up 8% over a year ago but it's a bad thing? (Before COVID)
  10. This is pretty historic and rare so lets post about it. Some heavy stuff over Canada.
  11. The Unemployment Rate Is 15 Percent. Here’s Why the Stock Market Doesn’t Mind. https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2020/05/us-unemployment-rate-jobs-report-stock-market-dow.html
  12. CNN really is fake news, just reading this is facepalm https://www.cnn.com/business/live-news/stock-market-news-050820/index.html Headline- Here's why growing paychecks is bad news American paychecks just got a whole lot bigger. That's not the great news you'd expect it to be. Hourly wages were up 4.7% from March to April, significantly higher than the 0.3% average monthly increase from the previous 12 months. Paychecks grew by nearly 8% from a year ago, way more than the average 3.5% yearly increase Americans have been getting over the past year. The reason for the giant pay increase was a negative one: So many people in lower-paying services jobs have been among the first to get laid off or furloughed. Paycheck growth was a strange quirk in the jobs report: More high-income earners stayed in their jobs than low-income workers, skewing the wage data higher.
  13. The sun is quite strong already got a pretty bad sunburn last weekend.
  14. I grew up on the west side and that was my pizza shop. Every time you post that webcam I want to go grab a few slices.
  15. Markets are going up and up. Everything I thought I knew about investments has been thrown out the window. I guess the only thing that maybe makes sense is all of the future earnings are "factored in" to the current market? Consumers drive the economy, corporate earnings are going to be the lowest in nearly a generation.
  16. After Recovery From the Coronavirus, Most People Carry Antibodies https://www.nytimes.com/2020/05/07/health/coronavirus-antibody-prevalence.html
  17. This guy is the cold monger. We like the warmth in upstate, you're going to have to go to a different forum.
  18. That is interesting I was under the impression that if you already had it you had the antibodies to not get it again and that you're no longer contagious, just like any other viral disease. If not I hung out with my buddy who had it a few weeks after he had it. I must be asymptomatic then?
  19. I believe young people are definitely getting it, my good friend of 25 and his entire family got it. Everyone beat it besides his grandpa of 85 years. He was good after 12 days. It has a low mortality rate for those under 65-70.
  20. Study: Coronavirus appears to die quickly in direct sunlight https://www.kxan.com/news/local/study-coronavirus-appears-to-die-quickly-in-direct-sunlight/ “What we have found so far is that sunlight seems to be very detrimental to the virus,” Dabisch explained. “And so within minutes, the majority of the virus is inactivated on surfaces and in the air in direct sunlight.”
  21. Yeah it's old data but pretty clear that this is primarily only affecting the very old. Have them stay at home while we develop herd immunity and we should be good to go. I'm not injecting myself with a rushed vaccine. I'd rather get the virus.
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