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Libertarians should generally be behind some level of payout. The gov suspended some rights of the people. The people should be compensated.Livin the dream -
Do you have a chart for daily hospitalizations for Winston-Salem and/or Forsyth?Originally posted by wsushox1 View PostKung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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This is a good read from a Minnesota Mayo Clinic ICU intensivist who volunteered for a few days at a NYC hospital in late April.
https://thedispatch.com/p/a-doctors-...om-a-covid-icu
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Since all of the government's revenues come from the people this is really the people compensating the people. That said I have no problem helping out my fellow citizens especially those hurt the most by this pandemic Both my wife and I have been able to work through this pandemic and at least financially we have not been hurt too badly at this point. I would gladly return the check we received and that may well be the case when I file my 2020 returns as once I file my 2019 return I probably would not qualify for the payment anyway as that was an unusually good year for us.Originally posted by wufan View PostComment
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I think hospitalizations tell the better story, not reported casesOriginally posted by Kung Wu View PostDeuces Valley.
... No really, deuces.
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Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post
They only update once per week. Won't have case data from this past week until Monday. The hospital system, considering we have Wake Forest Medical Center here, is not even close to being taxed as of yet. The chart also implies some long-term hospitalizations if you just go from a patient in-patient out rough calculation. Which is to be expected.
The % positive of tests is 25% in the county, at the moment.Last edited by wsushox1; May 16, 2020, 05:04 PM.The mountains are calling, and I must go.Comment
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Yeah so, new cases is not a barometer by any stretch anymore. The testing methodology has morphed. That chart is the one to watch to see if you have a problem. I don't know what your county's population is but 16 people in the hospital as of May 10 with the last death being on April 15, doesn't scream concern to me.Originally posted by wsushox1 View Post
They only update once per week. Won't have case data from this past week until Monday. The hospital system, considering we have Wake Forest Medical Center here, is not even close to being taxed as of yet. The chart also implies some long-term hospitalizations if you just go from a patient in-patient out rough calculation. Which is to be expected.
The % positive of tests is 25% in the county, at the moment.Kung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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For sure. Unfortunately it's not always easy to get that data.Originally posted by ShockerFever View PostKung Wu say, man who read woman like book, prefer braille!Comment
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I think McPherson county has had 26 cases with 18 full recoveries and no deaths since mid-March. Any hospitalizations for us would go to Wichita, Salina, or Hutch. I don’t know that we’ve had any.
W/O looking it up, Mac county has a population of about 28K, so we have a 1/1000 infection rate with half of those being a cluster in a group home.Livin the dreamComment
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The mountains are calling, and I must go.Comment
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"You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"Comment
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It is interesting that Reno county reports 41 cases, and the state reports 51 cases for Reno.Originally posted by WstateU View Post
Read where Reno County had 41 cases with 41 full recoveries...
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My ole memory isn't always the best... could have been 51 and 51?Originally posted by SB Shock View Post"You Just Want to Slap The #### Outta Some People"Comment
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No, your memory is good. Even the Reno county health department doesn’t understand why their numbers were increased by the state.Originally posted by WstateU View PostComment
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US COVID-19 vaccine green lighted for second stage of human testing
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