"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...Here we go again 2025 are we ready for Trump to fuck this up again?
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Only an idiot would go eat at a place that crowded during a pandemic
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Are you disparaging our contemporary patriots?
Over some Red fuckin' Lobster, nevertheless.
Yep you are right idiots....I like red lobster especially the biscuits but doing these times...... naw I could wait
I have eaten once at Red Lobster and The Olive Garden. Both places were awful. But TOG has a commercial and they were offering 2 awful meals for $12.99. That made me think.
Bjs has the official red lobster biscuits.
You can make them at home
I know but sometimes back in the days I was too lazy to make them So I just went to red lobster but now I will make them at home with no problems. I am not sitting in a restaurant until the coast is completely clear.
Exactly. Most of the places I like deliver. No way im risking my health over a need for "ambience".
Redneck PA. Typical shit from them.
The saga continues......Temperature checked by whom?
I checked into a place earlier this week. The security guard told me my temperature was 93.4. I should be in a heating blanket not going to work. Or maybe they don’t care.
Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
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they still chasing Clinton servers, while these motherfuckers out here trying to put kids in school virus incubators
Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
WASHINGTON (AP) — A former chemical industry executive nominated to be the nation’s top consumer safety watchdog was involved in sidelining detailed guidelines to help communities reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, internal government emails show.
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they still chasing Clinton servers, while these motherfuckers out here trying to put kids in school virus incubators
This is stupid as fuck. All of the data shows that the main spreaders of the virus are asymptomatic carriers.
He had a great plan with his hybrid solution. These fucking jokers should be scrambling to get as much shit online as possible. If it ain't needed, it ain't needed. At least get that option in place for the fall.This is stupid as fuck. All of the data shows that the main spreaders of the virus are asymptomatic carriers.
Perhaps it can be kids under the age of 12 get to go to school so parents can go to work. Kids 12 and up can do online classes. Sorry, can't fuck put everyone at risk because a few kids have bad home lives.
The bottom line is these fools have had months already to get shit up and running and got a few more months. If they send ALL kids back to brick and mortar classes, they are stupid as fuck.
Not stupid. Just cruel and indifferent. The rich no longer feel like feeding all their poor babies. And this is what this is. A cool way to get rid of the poor on social security and send a message to the healthy — you will eventually get old and weak so you’re no longer needed.
It is all a ruse.Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
WASHINGTON (AP) — A former chemical industry executive nominated to be the nation’s top consumer safety watchdog was involved in sidelining detailed guidelines to help communities reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, internal government emails show.
they still chasing Clinton servers, while these motherfuckers out here trying to put kids in school virus incubators
Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
Emails: Trump nominee involved in shelving CDC virus guide
WASHINGTON (AP) — A former chemical industry executive nominated to be the nation’s top consumer safety watchdog was involved in sidelining detailed guidelines to help communities reopen during the coronavirus pandemic, internal government emails show.
they still chasing Clinton servers, while these motherfuckers out here trying to put kids in school virus incubators
At some point we need to ask ourselves is this by design.
I'll get better with using QGIS. This software has a ton of features, which makes it difficult to remember how to do everything.
I took the COVID19 percentage increase numbers for each county and applied them to maps so we can see where the hot spots are at. I didn't filter the data to exclude cases less than 500, so this map includes percentage increases for counties that may have gone from 5 confirmed to 10 in a week, which would result in a 100% increase. The table quoted from a previous post includes cases greater than 500, but the maps are not filtered.
I took the COVID19 percentage increase numbers for each county and applied them to maps so we can see where the hot spots are at. I didn't filter the data to exclude cases less than 500, so this map includes percentage increases for counties that may have gone from 5 confirmed to 10 in a week, which would result in a 100% increase. The table quoted from a previous post includes cases greater than 500, but the maps are not filtered.
Here is a chart of percent increase (10% or greater) for the past seven days of cases by counties of greater than or equal to 500 confirmed cases.
County Province_State Percent Increase Santa Barbara California Stearns Minnesota Anoka Minnesota Ramsey Minnesota Leavenworth Kansas Douglas Nebraska Finney Kansas Hennepin Minnesota Lancaster Nebraska Marshall Alabama Racine Wisconsin Imperial California Tulare California Fresno California Kane Illinois Montgomery Alabama Winnebago Illinois Woodbury Iowa Kankakee Illinois Cumberland New Jersey Guilford (oh, come on!) North Carolina Wicomico Maryland Out of GA Georgia Warren Kentucky Tarrant Texas Polk Iowa San Juan New Mexico Dakota Nebraska Dallas Texas Prince William Virginia Baltimore City Maryland San Bernardino California Potter Texas Franklin Pennsylvania Ford Kansas Minnehaha South Dakota Yakima Washington Atlantic New Jersey Fairfax Virginia El Paso Texas Brown Wisconsin Niagara New York Onondaga New York Pinal Arizona Apache Arizona Coconino Arizona Moore Texas Chesterfield Virginia St. Clair Illinois Cass North Dakota Richmond City Virginia Alexandria Virginia Unassigned Georgia Franklin Ohio Kalamazoo Michigan Hillsborough New Hampshire Dawson Nebraska San Diego California McKinley New Mexico Montgomery Maryland Cumberland Maine Summit Ohio Prince George's Maryland Dauphin Pennsylvania Hamilton Ohio Kenosha Wisconsin Kern California Lucas Ohio Orange California Stark Ohio Maricopa Arizona Kent Michigan Navajo Arizona Hendricks Indiana Allen Indiana Nobles Minnesota Adams Colorado Kent Delaware Lake Illinois Morgan Colorado DuPage Illinois Hinds Mississippi Loudoun Virginia St. Joseph Indiana Sussex Delaware Marion Oregon Stanislaus California District of Columbia District of Columbia New Castle Delaware Wyandotte Kansas Rutherford Tennessee Anne Arundel Maryland Accomack Virginia Howard Maryland Harford Maryland Manatee Florida Mecklenburg North Carolina Los Angeles California Arlington Virginia Puerto Rico New London Connecticut Hampshire Massachusetts Polk Florida Kent Rhode Island Cook Illinois Frederick Maryland Milwaukee Wisconsin Cherokee Georgia Will Illinois Bristol Massachusetts Camden New Jersey Oneida New York Salt Lake Utah Providence Rhode Island Dallas Iowa McHenry Illinois Utah Utah Worcester Massachusetts Chester Pennsylvania Mobile Alabama Gwinnett Georgia San Francisco California Delaware Pennsylvania Denver Colorado Arapahoe Colorado Greenville South Carolina Bucks Pennsylvania Brazoria Texas Bexar Texas Johnson Kansas Travis Texas Cuyahoga Ohio Multnomah Oregon Hartford Connecticut Riverside California Jefferson Kentucky Mahoning Ohio Pima Arizona Lake Indiana Kansas City Missouri Cobb Georgia Marion Indiana Cameron Texas Alameda California Burlington New Jersey Seward Kansas Wake North Carolina Gloucester New Jersey Erie New York Ventura California Palm Beach Florida Tolland Connecticut Clayton Georgia Mercer New Jersey Harris Texas Henry Georgia Collier Florida Harrisonburg Virginia Shelby Tennessee Fort Bend Texas Essex Massachusetts Lackawanna Pennsylvania Marshall Iowa Collin Texas Charles Maryland Monroe New York Berks Pennsylvania Jefferson Colorado Ingham Michigan Hampden Massachusetts Davidson Tennessee Durham North Carolina Plymouth Massachusetts Carroll Maryland Johnson Indiana Bernalillo New Mexico Virginia Beach Virginia Denton Texas Hall Georgia Fulton Georgia Richland South Carolina Baltimore Maryland Boulder Colorado Michigan Department of Corrections (MDOC) Michigan Rock Island Illinois Pulaski Arkansas San Mateo California New Haven Connecticut Philadelphia Pennsylvania Jefferson Alabama Tangipahoa Louisiana Montgomery Pennsylvania Weld Colorado Douglas Colorado Sullivan New York Oklahoma Oklahoma St. Louis City Missouri Lancaster Pennsylvania Terrebonne Louisiana Rockingham New Hampshire El Paso Colorado Albany New York Montgomery Texas Madison Indiana DeKalb Georgia Lee Florida Middlesex Massachusetts East Baton Rouge Louisiana Henrico Virginia Middlesex Connecticut St. Louis Missouri Hudson New Jersey Pierce Washington Barnstable Massachusetts Lincoln Arkansas Pinellas Florida York Pennsylvania Washington Oregon Hillsborough Florida Washoe Nevada Cass Indiana Saginaw Michigan
I'll get better with using QGIS. This software has a ton of features, which makes it difficult to remember how to do everything.
I took the COVID19 percentage increase numbers for each county and applied them to maps so we can see where the hot spots are at. I didn't filter the data to exclude cases less than 500, so this map includes percentage increases for counties that may have gone from 5 confirmed to 10 in a week, which would result in a 100% increase. The table quoted from a previous post includes cases greater than 500, but the maps are not filtered.
Damn you might have found a new profession during all of this, you're better at figuring out and presenting this data than the people who are hired to do it.
This type of analysis is no different than what I did when I was doing research on Climate Change. A very similar statistical style except the dataset is different. It's good to know that I still have some passion for data analysis. I was beginning to worry this was a skill I was about to lose.
Researching Black films has been much more fun!
This isn't a big deal. The virus dies when anything is heated. Just have to wipe down the packages. It seems people forget this is a RESPIRATORY DISEASE and you can't get covid-19 from consumption of food especially if it's heated.
Shaderoom full of ignorant Bamas that can't spell or read.
This isn't a big deal. The virus dies when anything is heated. Just have to wipe down the packages. It seems people forget this is a RESPIRATORY DISEASE and you can't get covid-19 from consumption of food especially if it's heated.
Shaderoom full of ignorant Bamas that can't spell or read.
Basically.
This deep into this pandemic we've all purchased and consumed food and beverages that have been prepared, packaged, etc. by COVID-19 infected workers.
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