I noticed after UTSW's last update, they were using daily positive counts based upon date of report and not date-of-test. So their analyses are based upon laundered data. FWIW.AggieFactor said:
So is Jenkins on the UTSW payroll? Every R0 graph I have seen for Dallas county has the R0 peak near the beginning of June and it has been going down ever since. Magically UTSWs R0 graph lines up perfectly with Jenkins' mask mandate, supports his Memorial day claim, and somehow shows the R0 back above 1 right now when there is absolutely no evidence to support this.
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ClayJay is getting later and later with releasing the daily numbers.
Ol Jock 99 said:
ClayJay is getting later and later with releasing the daily numbers.
I bet he jerked off to the "cold front" this week hoping it would somehow herald the flu season so he could magnify his fake crisis.
i'm no clay fan but the fan fiction about what he's probably doing is getting tiresome.
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i'm no clay fan but the fan fiction about what he's probably doing is getting tiresome.
Ding ding ding
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Continuing the false flag reporting of Memorial day, Sturgis rally, and 4th of July as the blame for our summer spike is what is getting tiresome to me when thousands of paid protestors travel the country to start riots with little care for covid precautions.
As for Clay, he has lied, reported propaganda, and continued to push "worst case" models as fact and science in order to maximize fear. I think he deserves whatever he gets in the way of internet insults.
As for Clay, he has lied, reported propaganda, and continued to push "worst case" models as fact and science in order to maximize fear. I think he deserves whatever he gets in the way of internet insults.
Yep.Bob Knights Liver said:
Continuing the false flag reporting of Memorial day, Sturgis rally, and 4tg of July has the blame for our summer spike is what is getting tiresome to me when thousands of paid protestors travel the country to start riots with little care for covid precautions.
As for Clay, he has lied, reported propaganda, and continued to push "worst case" models as fact and science in order to maximize fear. I think he deserves whatever he gets in the way of internet insults.
He's not reading this. But many people who are have grown tired of it.Bob Knights Liver said:
I think he deserves whatever he gets in the way of internet insults.
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So the big problem is people having to scroll through silly posts on an internet message board?
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So the big problem is people having to scroll through silly posts on an internet message board?
No, the problem is scrolling through slight variations of the same silly post from the same handful of posters over and over and over again, for months on end.
I'd say it's beating a dead horse, but at this point it's more like beating a bottle of glue. We get it.
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Interesting that the solution is to add more repeated silly posts from the same posters complaining about the initial repeated silly posts. Maybe the ignore function would be more effective and civil?
John Francis Donaghy said:Bob Knights Liver said:
So the big problem is people having to scroll through silly posts on an internet message board?
No, the problem is scrolling through slight variations of the same silly post from the same handful of posters over and over and over again, for months on end.
I'd say it's beating a dead horse, but at this point it's more like beating a bottle of glue. We get it.
Your welcome!
John Francis Donaghy said:Bob Knights Liver said:
So the big problem is people having to scroll through silly posts on an internet message board?
No, the problem is scrolling through slight variations of the same silly post from the same handful of posters over and over and over again, for months on end.
I'd say it's beating a dead horse, but at this point it's more like beating a bottle of glue. We get it.
No one is forcing you to read the thread or those posts. Use the ignore function.
John Francis Donaghy said:Bob Knights Liver said:
So the big problem is people having to scroll through silly posts on an internet message board?
No, the problem is scrolling through slight variations of the same silly post from the same handful of posters over and over and over again, for months on end.
I'd say it's beating a dead horse, but at this point it's more like beating a bottle of glue. We get it.
I'm one of the posters who posts the same stuff over and over about judge Leroy. Let's give it two more weeks for my posts to get better.
Ok, that's not bad.
160-6 today.
Have a friend on one of the vaccine trials. Hopefully they're starting to get close.
Have a friend on one of the vaccine trials. Hopefully they're starting to get close.
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160-6 today.
Have a friend on one of the vaccine trials. Hopefully they're starting to get close.
A vaccine won't change much, Fauci already said he will advise keeping the same or more strict protocols until the end of 2021. Plus no one will get a vaccine that's been rushed like this one has for a virus that is mostly asymptomatic if you're under 60 and healthy.
Yeah, I would imagine the target for the vaccine would be seniors that are ****ing tired of being holed up in their homes for the past year.
Agree, but unfortunately it won't change much for the rest of the country. Everyone I know is going about life as usual outside of a mask, but would be nice to get rid of those as well soon.
I'm seeing more people without masks in public. I'll remove my in places where there are others without one. I don't want to be the last sucker wearing a mask.
Pandemic is over. Should be treated as such.
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Just unbelievable that a public health press conference actually promoted this.MGS said:bumpMGS said:
How did that California-style "shelter-in-place" turn out for California?
Per Abbott, establishments currently with 50% capacity caps (offices, restaurants, gyms, retail, etc.) can increase to 75% on Monday. Bars still closed. Still have to wear your mask.
I don't.Ag CPA said:
Per Abbott, establishments currently with 50% capacity caps (offices, restaurants, gyms, retail, etc.) can increase to 75% on Monday. Bars still closed. Still have to wear your mask.
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
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I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
Huge source of cases. Just ask Nashville.
That sound you don't hear is dozens of Dem-controlled municipalities in Texas scrubbing their email and phones of all records of them suppressing data contrary to fear.Robert C. Christian said:Hood said:
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
Huge source of cases. Just ask Nashville.
I'm starting to think COVID is being used as an excuse to implement a version of old school prohibition. It's just stupid.Hood said:
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
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It's more blame the millennials BS. If they want to target places to shut down for preservation of life, they should target places people my age go. Non-chain barbershops, cafeteria style restaurants, and proctologist offices. That's the **** that should be shut down. Let the 20 somethings get drunk and hit on chicks.YouBet said:I'm starting to think COVID is being used as an excuse to implement a version of old school prohibition. It's just stupid.Hood said:
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
Plenty open in Fort Worth. They just started "serving food" as a workaround to the 51% rule. Many just have snack sized bags of chips they hand out at the door.Hood said:
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
Bars and clubs are open. They've all gotten around it with the food thing.Hood said:
I have to say I'm a bit shocked that bars aren't allowed to open at all.
Keep alcohol sales below 51%? The glass is $5, beer is $1. Food truck outside.
Is this actually possible? Asking because it sounds like an awesome loop hole. Just charge for a bunch of "rentals" as if you were a bowling alley, skating rink, or TopGolf. Glass rental? Table rental? And then your actual alcohol portion is crazy low.fav13andac1)c said:
Keep alcohol sales below 51%? The glass is $5, beer is $1. Food truck outside.
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