I was looking at a hairy pussy thumbnail gallery post when I noticed the girl's shirt in the pic
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I don't know how much longer we'll get to point at deaths still trending down.
An Indian man said he paid about $4,000 for a bespoke gold face mask to protect him from the coronavirus raging in the country.The precious metal covering weighs 60 grams (two ounces) and took craftsmen eight days to make, said businessman Shankar Kurhade, from the western city of Pune."It is a thin mask and has tiny pores that is helping me to breathe," Shankar told AFP."I am not sure if it will be effective to protect me from a coronavirus infection but I am taking other precautions," he added.
L.A. county trying to copy Japan's three C's. https://twitter.com/lapublichealth/status/1279443162101096448https://twitter.com/JPN_PMO/status/1244231002257383424
Quote from: Madrun Badrun on July 05, 2020, 10:12:38 AMhttps://7news.com.au/travel/coronavirus/coronavirus-is-airborne-say-239-scientists-in-a-letter-to-who-c-1145825QuoteIn an open letter to the World Health Organisation, 239 scientists from 32 countries have outlined evidence that coronavirus is airborne.The scientists plan to publish their letter in a scientific journal in the coming months but extracts have already leaked to the New York Times and other media outlets.The WHO has said that coronavirus is spread through respiratory droplets, expelled when infected people sneeze or exhale.In their letter, the scientists outlined evidence that even smaller particles are infecting people.The scientists say they think the virus can linger in the air for long periods and float for several metres, infecting anyone nearby.I've been trying to convince myself to get out some and go to parks, but fuck all that. hibernation mode til at least 2021.
https://7news.com.au/travel/coronavirus/coronavirus-is-airborne-say-239-scientists-in-a-letter-to-who-c-1145825QuoteIn an open letter to the World Health Organisation, 239 scientists from 32 countries have outlined evidence that coronavirus is airborne.The scientists plan to publish their letter in a scientific journal in the coming months but extracts have already leaked to the New York Times and other media outlets.The WHO has said that coronavirus is spread through respiratory droplets, expelled when infected people sneeze or exhale.In their letter, the scientists outlined evidence that even smaller particles are infecting people.The scientists say they think the virus can linger in the air for long periods and float for several metres, infecting anyone nearby.
In an open letter to the World Health Organisation, 239 scientists from 32 countries have outlined evidence that coronavirus is airborne.The scientists plan to publish their letter in a scientific journal in the coming months but extracts have already leaked to the New York Times and other media outlets.The WHO has said that coronavirus is spread through respiratory droplets, expelled when infected people sneeze or exhale.In their letter, the scientists outlined evidence that even smaller particles are infecting people.The scientists say they think the virus can linger in the air for long periods and float for several metres, infecting anyone nearby.
Despite the high impact of COVID-19 in Spain, prevalence estimates remain low and are clearly insufficient to provide herd immunity. This cannot be achieved without accepting the collateral damage of many deaths in the susceptible population and overburdening of health systems. In this situation, social distance measures and efforts to identify and isolate new cases and their contacts are imperative for future epidemic control.
Now that Oregonians are required to wear masks in indoor public spaces to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, the state's workplace safety agency is preparing to handle enforcement.Gov. Kate Brown ordered people to wear face coverings as COVID-19 cases continue to rise sharply in Oregon and elsewhere. She's warned that tighter restrictions on businesses could return if Oregonians don't take the mask requirement to heart.Oregon Occupational Safety and Health, commonly called OSHA, is already busy investigating thousands of COVID-related complaints at Oregon workplaces.Since early March, Oregonians have filed roughly 5,500 workplace complaints related to the pandemic. They have reported a variety of concerns, including worries about a lack of space between people and lack of protective gear like gloves.OSHA officials had by early June already received some complaints about face coverings, including reports of employees not wearing face coverings at a furniture store and at a restaurant, according to spokesman Aaron Corvin.
Even my boss is wearing a mask now, makes me wonder what happened over the weekend to change his mind
Quote from: CatsCatsCats on July 06, 2020, 11:36:36 AMEven my boss is wearing a mask now, makes me wonder what happened over the weekend to change his mindYou convincing your co-workers to do it and the implicit shame of not doing it.
So I can't say much, but I will say that I did take covid numbers and cross sectioned them with political leanings from the last election. With the exception of San Fran and LA the cases per 100k rate compared to red county versus blue county now? Exactly what you'd think. Just sayin'
Quote from: shosta on July 06, 2020, 01:15:54 PMhttps://twitter.com/markberman/status/1280125225271734277
https://twitter.com/markberman/status/1280125225271734277
There really needs to be more emphasis on the long term complications from COVID, I think that will resonate with the under 60s much more since they DGAF about vulnerable olds and people with preexisting conditions.
according to rumor mills, Senate Rs are getting cold feet on spending more money
My sister has been sick for days, hasn't gotten better, I told her she needed to get a test before she's over here (where she has stored her shit) due to her at high risk grandmother or at home with our at high risk mom and she had already decided she was going to call her doc for a referral today. Our cousin's wife and kid are also sick and they also swear it's just a sinus thing. I also found out another cousin's wife had been very sick a few weeks back for 3-4 days and her work tested her a few days ago and she tested positive for antibodies. And he was just over here a couple of days ago
As we prepare for the safe and gradual return to our campuses, the University of Toronto is taking several steps to protect our community and follow public health guidance. Earlier this month, non-medical masks became mandatory for passengers on the TTC. Recently, Toronto City Council approved a new temporary by-law that requires the wearing of a mask or other face covering within enclosed public spaces. Other municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area, including Peel Region have indicated their intention to enact similar rules. While the new City of Toronto by-law does not apply to post-secondary institutions, the University of Toronto is moving forward with a similar measure that individuals who are in a space in one of our buildings that is normally publicly accessible wear a non-medical mask or face covering. Such spaces may include hallways, lobbies, elevators, meeting rooms, and other common use facilities to which the public normally has access. Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health has advised that this practice is “a necessary, recognized, practical and effective method” to limit the spread of COVID-19 and help protect the safety and well-being of the community. If there are material differences among any requirements that are put in place for University of Toronto Mississauga, members of the community there will be updated at that time. The new City of Toronto bylaw takes effect on July 7. The new measures at U of T will take effect the same day. U of T will follow the same definition as the City of Toronto by-law, which defines a mask or face covering as a “mask, balaclava, bandana, scarf, cloth or other similar item that covers the nose, mouth and chin without gapping.” The measures would also apply to visitors and contractors in U of T buildings. Relevant signage will be posted. As previously announced, all faculty, librarians, staff and students will receive two reusable, non-medical masks as part of their return to campus. More information about the distribution of these masks will be provided. Information about the use and care of your U of T non-medical mask can be found on the EHS website.
Does that apply to grad students? If so I might finally get a paper into a conference if all the steller international students can't get work done and submit. Thanks, ICE for pushing my mediocre ass to the top.
https://twitter.com/tomphillipsin/status/1280263705998041088Soon added to the list of things nobody will miss Jair Bolsonaro
Pretty interesting that the last time that happend was Spanish Flu.
