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AG 2000' said:

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Per evening news here in Dallas (not sure what channel the wife had on):

104 people in self-quarantine in Dallas County, 50 in Collin county.

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On CBS 11 Sunday or Monday night they mentioned that collin county number and said that it was folks returning from countries like Italy that were self isolating.

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Mr.Infectious said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Sure is odd that in all the photos/videos of it happening it was to the young people but not the olds that it killed...

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Rapier108 said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Sure is odd that in all the photos/videos of it happening it was to the young people but not the olds that it killed...

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And as was mentioned much earlier in this thread when similar tweets were posted, why are these people who are sick out roaming around?

Yes, I know the explanation is "they're feeling fine and then BAM!" but I find it hard to believe that one goes from feeling almost completely normal to on the ground in a split second. Sure there can be the random case where something unusual happens, but it just doesn't add up.

And many of the videos from China were later found to have been faked, were old, had no way to verify the content, or were of people who were suffering from other ailments such as cancer. One that I remember seeing here was a man spitting up blood on either a bus or train. People later found the video was over a year old and the man had terminal liver cancer.

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Amazon's Brazil office building in Seattle, WA

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Pinche Abogado said:

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Amazon names buildings as to be woke

https://blog.aboutamazon.com/amazon-campus/the-surprising-stories-behind-the-peculiar-building-names-at-amazon

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Source?

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Illuminaggie said:

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Rapier108 said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Sure is odd that in all the photos/videos of it happening it was to the young people but not the olds that it killed...

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And as was mentioned much earlier in this thread when similar tweets were posted, why are these people who are sick out roaming around?

Yes, I know the explanation is "they're feeling fine and then BAM!" but I find it hard to believe that one goes from feeling almost completely normal to on the ground in a split second. Sure there can be the random case where something unusual happens, but it just doesn't add up.

And many of the videos from China were later found to have been faked, were old, had no way to verify the content, or were of people who were suffering from other ailments such as cancer. One that I remember seeing here was a man spitting up blood on either a bus or train. People later found the video was over a year old and the man had terminal liver cancer.

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I can speak from first hand experience on this. You can very quickly go from feeling perfectly fine, completely unaware there is even an issue, to on the floor trying desperately to knock something over because you cannot physically call for help.

Around 3 minutes in my case.

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DSAg44 said:

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Cheesecake Factory has the largest menu ever created. Who would be offended?

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AnScAggie said:

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Illuminaggie said:

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Rapier108 said:

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IrishTxAggie said:

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Sure is odd that in all the photos/videos of it happening it was to the young people but not the olds that it killed...

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Yes, I know the explanation is "they're feeling fine and then BAM!" but I find it hard to believe that one goes from feeling almost completely normal to on the ground in a split second. Sure there can be the random case where something unusual happens, but it just doesn't add up.

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I can speak from first hand experience on this. You can very quickly go from feeling perfectly fine, completely unaware there is even an issue, to on the floor trying desperately to knock something over because you cannot physically call for help.

Around 3 minutes in my case.

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And just what experience are you referring to?????

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flown-the-coop said:

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AG 2000' said:

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Per evening news here in Dallas (not sure what channel the wife had on):

104 people in self-quarantine in Dallas County, 50 in Collin county.

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Flagging. Link an article with information or simply do not post.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/public-health/2020/03/03/dallas-county-monitoring-at-least-100-people-for-possible-coronavirus-health-department-says/

[That's not your call to make--Staff]

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OldAg89er said:

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Empty loading docks typically brimming with Chinese manufactured goods imported into U.S.:


https://www.liveleak.com/view?t=sAooT_1583234498

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The Fife said:

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DSAg44 said:

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Cheesecake Factory has the largest menu ever created. Who would be offended?

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Deer Cote,

I has been kwaran qaranteen stuck in Sam Antonio but is alrite becaas dey gived me a cheedcak factory kupon certifaket.

Your pal Vints

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unimboti nkum said:

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I would recommend everyone read the rest of the article. You'll note that he's told the time tables multiple times, then when making statements later, appears as though he either didn't listen or forgot what he was told.

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What's remarkable about these exchanges is that Fauci has explained all of this in front of Trump and publicly. At a White House briefing on Thursday, Fauci laid out a detailed timetable for clinical testing and concluded, "So although this is the fastest we have ever gone from a sequence of a virus to a trial, it still would not be applicable to the epidemic unless we really wait about a year to a year and a half."

Trump on Monday eventually relented and set the goal posts at about a year from now. "So can you have it ready for next season, any of you?" he asked. "I mean, would you say, for the next season?"

Several CEOs said they hoped to, but Paul Stoffels, Johnson & Johnson's chief scientific officer, stepped in to clarify, saying: "Yeah. But, like many people said, we have to be very careful here. If you vaccinate several hundred million people "

"You've got to make sure it works," Trump said.

"Works and is safe," Stoffels said. "Yeah."

"And it doesn't hurt," Trump said. "Right."

Eventually, Trump turned to the efficacy of the potential vaccines, and again he seemed unfamiliar with how much is known at this point. He mentioned that seasonal flu vaccines are different every year, but that they are often somewhat ineffective.

"And yet, I hear numbers that are better than that with respect to corona," Trump said. "You think you can really knock it out and that's because you know specifically what it is, I suspect. So that's impressive."

Schleifer clarified that there's still so much that is unknown. And that's when Trump asked about whether they could just use the flu vaccine.

"But the same vaccine could not work?" he said. "You take a solid flu vaccine you don't think that would have an impact or much of an impact on corona?"

"No," Schleifer replied.

"Probably not," Fauci added.

Soon, Trump returned to his preferred months-long timetable. Asked by a reporter whether he's comfortable with this taking longer than that, Trump again sounded as though he hadn't heard everything the CEOs and experts had just told him.

"I don't think they know what the time will be," Trump said. "I've heard very quick numbers a matter of months and I've heard pretty much a year would be an outside number."


Again, Fauci had said a year to 18 months.

"But if you're talking about three to four months, in a couple of cases, and a year in other cases wouldn't you say, doctor, would that be about right?" Trump said.

When a reporter pressed on whether Trump really thought the months-long timetable was viable for a vaccine, Fauci cut in. And he actually asked that the president be educated on the timetable despite it having been told to him repeatedly.

"Would you make sure you get the president the information that a vaccine that you make and start testing in a year is not a vaccine that's deployable," Fauci said. "So he's asking the question, 'When is it going to be deployable?' And that is going to be, at the earliest, a year to a year and a half, no matter how fast you go."

Trump, though, was still skeptical.

"Do you think that's right?" he asked.

Azar emphasized that treatments but not vaccines could be available sooner, and Trump suddenly seemed more interested in that.

"Well, I think treatment, in many ways, might be more exciting," Trump said, adding: "So the treatment, I mean, just for the media so the treatment element of it goes faster than the vaccine element of it, which, in my opinion, in this case, would be better."

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In light of the high similarity between SARS-CoV and SARS-CoV2, it is quite likely that the potential neuroinvason of SARS-CoV-2 plays an important role in the acute respiratory failure of COVID-19 patients. According to the complaints of a survivor, the medical graduate student (24 years old) from Wuhan University, she must stay awake and breathe consciously and actively during the intensive care. She said that if she fell asleep, she might die because she had lost her natural breath.

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