because some companies, wisely or unwisely, are tying their office openings to county SAH orders.ChemAg15 said:
Why is Dora the Explorer even issuing updates at this point? People quit listening to her weeks ago and the governor's orders supersede hers. Adios.
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And some locals trust their local county officials more than state officials.
and some locals trust their state officials more than federal disease experts
If you ain't skeered of coronavirus, bring on the brain-eating amoeba!
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Not a big Lina fan, but I'm honestly not sure how people would put more faith in state officials than they would local officials (no matter how bad or inexperienced). At least blind faith. Texas is a big ass state and you can't tell me that what's good for Alpine is good for Houston and vice versa.RK said:because some companies, wisely or unwisely, are tying their office openings to county SAH orders.ChemAg15 said:
Why is Dora the Explorer even issuing updates at this point? People quit listening to her weeks ago and the governor's orders supersede hers. Adios.
It's like with the federal government. When the fed says something people disagree with they shout states rights. People only care about locals when they disagree with the higher authority
Head Ninja In Charge said:Not a big Lina fan, but I'm honestly not sure how people would put more faith in state officials than they would local officials (no matter how bad or inexperienced). At least blind faith. Texas is a big ass state and you can't tell me that what's good for Alpine is good for Houston and vice versa.RK said:because some companies, wisely or unwisely, are tying their office openings to county SAH orders.ChemAg15 said:
Why is Dora the Explorer even issuing updates at this point? People quit listening to her weeks ago and the governor's orders supersede hers. Adios.
Because I trust Abbott over any local democrat. That's with regard to Houston, alpine, or anywhere else
i don't have trust or faith in any of them, as a blanket statement. i trust that i am capable of evaluating the data, assessing the risks against my tolerance and the impact on others, and making a reasonable decision. in fact, i'd be pretty shocked if i couldn't perform that list of things to a higher level than a 28 year old with a big title...or a group of politicians making CYA decisions.Head Ninja In Charge said:Not a big Lina fan, but I'm honestly not sure how people would put more faith in state officials than they would local officials (no matter how bad or inexperienced). At least blind faith. Texas is a big ass state and you can't tell me that what's good for Alpine is good for Houston and vice versa.RK said:because some companies, wisely or unwisely, are tying their office openings to county SAH orders.ChemAg15 said:
Why is Dora the Explorer even issuing updates at this point? People quit listening to her weeks ago and the governor's orders supersede hers. Adios.
Abbott is a shill for big money just like any politician whether Democrat or Republican.BMX Bandit said:Head Ninja In Charge said:Not a big Lina fan, but I'm honestly not sure how people would put more faith in state officials than they would local officials (no matter how bad or inexperienced). At least blind faith. Texas is a big ass state and you can't tell me that what's good for Alpine is good for Houston and vice versa.RK said:because some companies, wisely or unwisely, are tying their office openings to county SAH orders.ChemAg15 said:
Why is Dora the Explorer even issuing updates at this point? People quit listening to her weeks ago and the governor's orders supersede hers. Adios.
Because I trust Abbott over any local democrat. That's with regard to Houston, alpine, or anywhere else
And I still trust him more than any democrat.
Here is an article the shows how the state has been lumping in antibody tests with the standard viral tests as part of the reported cases numbers.
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/05/21/texas-coronavirus-testing-antibodies/?utm_campaign=trib-social&utm_content=1590111142&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3j5ELZd6lyWZgOi_Cg9kDNI6T5g-r71jUbaT5R9TZ-lao0ojVaKdAYhPw
https://www.texastribune.org/2020/05/21/texas-coronavirus-testing-antibodies/?utm_campaign=trib-social&utm_content=1590111142&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook&fbclid=IwAR3j5ELZd6lyWZgOi_Cg9kDNI6T5g-r71jUbaT5R9TZ-lao0ojVaKdAYhPw
Sly, Dora, and their respective bands of morons can go **** themselves with their restrictions. We know the risks (minimal) and are able to make decisions for ourselves and our families. If you're at-risk, stay the hell home and worry about yourself. The rest of America needs to get back to work.
Looks like Wordometer now has total tests performed in Harris at 182,710, Fort Bend at 11,430, Montgomery at 14,176, and Galveston at 28,884.
Thanks for the update. 6.4% positive. Hospitals not overrun. Open it up.
Someone is getting some kickbacks.
At least they found a use for NRG Arena with this one.
Why?
So completely logical that the county is doing this ****
Can't get a kickback without at least acting like you are spending it
TMC says they're in pretty good shape. Not sure why the tent facility is needed, TBH.
Maybe the note about ICU surge <2 weeks out?
Maybe the note about ICU surge <2 weeks out?
Big fan of this refreshed data. Now I don't have to plot it up myself to see what is going on.
I wonder why our testing numbers have gone down? Lack of demand, or lack of supply?
I wonder why our testing numbers have gone down? Lack of demand, or lack of supply?
dragmagpuff said:
Big fan of this refreshed data. Now I don't have to plot it up myself to see what is going on.
I wonder why our testing numbers have gone down? Lack of demand, or lack of supply?
Because once you get tested you can't get it again
dragmagpuff said:
Big fan of this refreshed data. Now I don't have to plot it up myself to see what is going on.
I wonder why our testing numbers have gone down? Lack of demand, or lack of supply?
Probably lack of people that care anymore
Because someone in the city government got them the contract and both parties are getting paid for resources that aren't necessary and won't be used.Fitch said:
TMC says they're in pretty good shape. Not sure why the tent facility is needed, TBH.
Maybe the note about ICU surge <2 weeks out?
Well these riots are going to give us a pretty definitive answers on COVID in 2-3 weeks....
Pretty sure the virus died this week.
To the person(s) that flagged this. You are weak and suck at life.jetch17 said:
JFC, every pic gets flagged on here now. FFS.
How can you tell it is flagged on mobile?
This board has been brutal lately because of the anonymous power of a couple of Dolcefinos.
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