September 17, 20204 yr comment_484756 Nice to see a low daily total - but geez, seems like not that long ago we were below 500 total cases and only 1 active.
September 18, 20204 yr comment_484788 The day after attending the NFL season opener in Kansas City last week, a fan tested positive for Covid-19 a day later, prompting authorities to tell 10 others who were at the game to quarantine. https://nbcnews.to/35LbmBB A pastor in Idaho who called himself a "no-masker" during a service and repeatedly questioned the veracity of coronavirus case reporting is in the ICU after contracting Covid-19 https://cnn.it/3kn91AE https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/18/entertainment/van-morrison-anti-lockdown-songs-trnd/index.html Edited September 18, 20204 yr by FrostyWinnipeg
September 18, 20204 yr comment_484797 12 minutes ago, iHeart said: eep Almost time for another covid RIP. Bet half the Winnipeg # is from that school. Edited September 18, 20204 yr by FrostyWinnipeg
September 22, 20204 yr comment_484981 2 hours ago, iHeart said: Less than 1% of tests result in a positive result and 1% of those are fatal...
September 22, 20204 yr comment_484986 1 hour ago, Floyd said: Less than 1% of tests result in a positive result and 1% of those are fatal... Point being...?
September 22, 20204 yr Author comment_484987 1 hour ago, Floyd said: Less than 1% of tests result in a positive result and 1% of those are fatal... Long term health effects?
September 22, 20204 yr comment_484989 apparently a 19th person died after I posted the case updates (either that or Chris D was slow)
September 23, 20204 yr comment_484996 16 hours ago, JCon said: Long term health effects? Yup totally unknown right now. Unsettling feeling not knowing.
September 23, 20204 yr comment_485000 https://www.pnas.org/content/early/2020/09/21/2008087117?T=AU Quote Confronted with escalating COVID-19 outbreaks, countries at the leading edge of the pandemic have had to resort to imposing drastic social distancing measures which have serious societal and economic repercussions. Establishing herd immunity in a population by allowing the epidemic to spread, while mitigating the negative health impacts of COVID-19, presents a tantalizing resolution to the crisis. Our study simulating SARS-CoV-2 spread in the United Kingdom finds that achieving herd immunity without overwhelming hospital capacity leaves little room for error. Intervention levels must be carefully manipulated in an adaptive manner for an extended period, despite acute sensitivity to poorly quantified epidemiological factors. Such fine-tuning of social distancing renders this strategy impractical.
September 23, 20204 yr Author comment_485008 I look for to Roussin telling us that we have to get back to the fundamentals.
September 23, 20204 yr Author comment_485011 2 minutes ago, FrostyWinnipeg said: well 2 parents for every covid kid at john pritchard. Plus siblings.
September 23, 20204 yr comment_485016 I can't find a useful map about covid cases in the city broken down by areas with useful numbers.
September 23, 20204 yr comment_485017 8 minutes ago, wanna-b-fanboy said: I can't find a useful map about covid cases in the city broken down by areas with useful numbers. This seems like the best resource available as far as interactive data goes: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/f55693e56018406ebbd08b3492e99771 And as a resident of River East, holy ****... This district needs to get its **** together.
September 23, 20204 yr comment_485021 1 hour ago, blue_gold_84 said: This seems like the best resource available as far as interactive data goes: https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/f55693e56018406ebbd08b3492e99771 And as a resident of River East, holy ****... This district needs to get its **** together. The 20 -39 age bracket as well. I was quite surprised by that.
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