Corona Virus & Day to Day
- Thread starter Kraffty
- Start date
Help Support Winemaking Talk - Winemaking Forum:
Probably night a good time to light up (anything) since CV likes to attack the lungs.
Go for the edibles though. If anything you'll sleep a little better!
Go for the edibles though. If anything you'll sleep a little better!
Now have you tried those? If I act kooky enough I can get a prescription for that in our state. I'd love to sleep better, but I can only imagine the after effects the next morning. I think I'll stick to my morning walk regiment, LOL, seems to be working so far.
I just came across this statement (really, a series of tweets) from the governor of Mississippi, (Tate Reeves, R). I think this was well said:
"
1) "Let's talk about herd immunity. I've listened to some people argue that the rapid spread of cases is a good thing, and we need to reach herd immunity in Mississippi and elsewhere to survive. I'm not a health care expert by any means, but I am a math guy. And I have thoughts:"
2) "The experts say we need 70-80% of the population to get COVID-19 to achieve herd immunity. Let's assume they're wrong (it's certainly possible, they have been before.) Let's assume they're being way overly cautious and we actually only need 40% infection for herd immunity."
3) "In Mississippi, our population is 3 million. We've had 36,680 cases so far. We'd need 1.2 MILLION infections to achieve that hypothetical 40% threshold. (Remember, experts say it's double that.)"
4) "Over the last two weeks, our hospital system has started to become stressed to the point of pain. We are seeing the early signs and effects of it becoming overwhelmed. We had to suspend elective surgeries again."
5) "On our worst day of new cases, we had just over 1,000. It has typically been between 700-900 during this most aggressive time. To get to 40% infections, we'd need 3,187 new cases every day for a full year from today. We would need to TRIPLE our worst day -- every day -- for a year."
6) "I'm not one of these guys that immediately dismisses any idea that challenges the expert status quo talking points. I'm pretty skeptical by nature. That's healthy. But herd immunity is not anything like a realistic solution in the short or mid-term. I wish it was."
7) "Unless you're willing to go without hospitals after a car wreck or heart attack, we need a different approach. Right now, despite mixed messages at the beginning, it seems like masks are the best bet. They're a hell of a lot better than widespread shut downs. Please wear one!"
"
"
1) "Let's talk about herd immunity. I've listened to some people argue that the rapid spread of cases is a good thing, and we need to reach herd immunity in Mississippi and elsewhere to survive. I'm not a health care expert by any means, but I am a math guy. And I have thoughts:"
2) "The experts say we need 70-80% of the population to get COVID-19 to achieve herd immunity. Let's assume they're wrong (it's certainly possible, they have been before.) Let's assume they're being way overly cautious and we actually only need 40% infection for herd immunity."
3) "In Mississippi, our population is 3 million. We've had 36,680 cases so far. We'd need 1.2 MILLION infections to achieve that hypothetical 40% threshold. (Remember, experts say it's double that.)"
4) "Over the last two weeks, our hospital system has started to become stressed to the point of pain. We are seeing the early signs and effects of it becoming overwhelmed. We had to suspend elective surgeries again."
5) "On our worst day of new cases, we had just over 1,000. It has typically been between 700-900 during this most aggressive time. To get to 40% infections, we'd need 3,187 new cases every day for a full year from today. We would need to TRIPLE our worst day -- every day -- for a year."
6) "I'm not one of these guys that immediately dismisses any idea that challenges the expert status quo talking points. I'm pretty skeptical by nature. That's healthy. But herd immunity is not anything like a realistic solution in the short or mid-term. I wish it was."
7) "Unless you're willing to go without hospitals after a car wreck or heart attack, we need a different approach. Right now, despite mixed messages at the beginning, it seems like masks are the best bet. They're a hell of a lot better than widespread shut downs. Please wear one!"
"
That's the way a governor should respond to the people. Hearing a "please wear a mask," is refreshing after being mandated here in Illinois.
I don't like wearing pants. I would prefer the freedom to go buck naked if I wished. Yet somehow, society has mandated that I need to wear pants every damn time I go out in public, or face legal consequences. It seems like it has always been this way.
![[Upgraded] 9Pcs Tree Root Growing Box with Drain Holes, Half Transparent Plant Rooting Propagation Ball & Metal Core Twist Ties, for Fast Propagation Plants (Size M)](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/514MWQxtWOL._SL500_.jpg)
1d10t
stewbum
On last night's news there was a blurb about the Oxford vaccine having a T-cell response and potentially lasting years. I think Moderna did say theirs kicks up a much higher anti-body response than recovered patients show so should last longer, but it sounds like it could be two shots a month apart to get to a year's level of protection with theirs. Also injection reactions seem higher than normal. Going to be interesting to see what vaccines become available, and when, and where and if we have to go out and start making 'informed decisions' on which one we ultimately get?
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
ZebraB
Senior Member
I have been trying to find apple cider vinegar in my local store to cook with for weeks. Anyone else noticing the same?
Fruit Flies?
joeswine
joeswine
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2007
- Messages
- 8,877
- Reaction score
- 2,924
yesterday we got word down the line that heating and air conditioning plants down on the border are closing down and that shipments of parts for hvac industry coming from Japan,china and the like are shutting down which means if your in need of a furnace or heat pump don't wait I'm already waiting for a customer 2 weeks for a heat pump condenser, in 32 years of doing this,,this is a first.
GaDawg
Senior Member
- Joined
- Sep 21, 2012
- Messages
- 1,462
- Reaction score
- 2,022
Mask protect my lungs, just like pants protect my eyes
Things are looking up in the great State of Texas.........
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Back in March/April it was hard to come by. But it's been readily available here since.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
Thanks for the heads up. We are due for our 'summer inspection' but have been holding off due to COVID and my lack of employment. Hoping the latter will be remedied soon and that is high on the list of things to do the moment I've got an offer in hand.
Quite the tale here......
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...co-found-more-cautious-path-sustained-growth/
https://www.washingtonpost.com/busi...co-found-more-cautious-path-sustained-growth/
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
That’s odd opened fine for me. Southwest thing.......
Similar threads
