SHTF COVID19

[Taco Loco]

With this outbreak, my Laundry Fairy sees the value of obtaining a much larger tract of land.

 

[AlienXtx]

 

[Oswego]

"Eat a dick!"

"Make sure you get them square int he eyes"

 

[Taco Loco]

Here's when the coronavirus will peak in your state

1,300 U.S. deaths in past 24hrs and additional 35K more cases.

 

[tx_shooter]

I know that stats are either really old or bad. Texas has had at least 5 recovered from covid-19 with/without complicating issues.

 

[Oswego]

I know that stats are either really old or bad. Texas has had at least 5 recovered from covid-19 with/without complicating issues.

Who knows but those numbers are very "hopeful" IMHO.

They forecast NJ to have 2k deaths by August. We are at 645 as of this morning and have not hit peak saturation yet.

Hopefully it's right, but I'd assume it will be much worse.

 

[Silverback]

 

[Oswego]

 

[Taco Loco]

I know that stats are either really old or bad. Texas has had at least 5 recovered from covid-19 with/without complicating issues.

There is going to be data lag, it’s better than nothing, and it’s much easier to track death(Hospitals have mandatory or requirements to report deaths within ~72hrs) vs no mandatory guidance for reporting on recoveries, “CDC guidance may be adapted by state, cities etc...”

 

[Taco Loco]

I know that stats are either really old or bad. Texas has had at least 5 recovered from covid-19 with/without complicating issues.

https://ncov2019.live/data#QuickFacts

I look at this around 9am and compare the numbers from the previous day around 9am.

 

[Taco Loco]

Who knows but those numbers are very "hopeful" IMHO.

They forecast NJ to have 2k deaths by August. We are at 645 as of this morning and have not hit peak saturation yet.

Hopefully it's right, but I'd assume it will be much worse.

On world news last night, the reporter was at one NY hospital, the hospital had 12 refrigerator/freezer semi trucks, basically running out of places to put bodies.
Cremators are asking the EPA to lift restrictions, because they can only operate for X amount of hours during X time frames.

 

[Oswego]

On world news last night, the reporter was at one NY hospital, the hospital had 12 refrigerator/freezer semi trucks, basically running out of places to put bodies.
Cremators are asking the EPA to lift restrictions, because they can only operate for X amount of hours during X time frames.

& the dead won't be tested thus true numbers will never be known.

also doesn't help procure data when we just had one of the worst seasonal flu strains hit us right before #19.

Last night I saw NYC telling people to please stop bringing dead people to the er. Said if no pulse - stay at home

 

[Taco Loco]

& the dead won't be tested thus true numbers will never be known.

also doesn't help procure data when we just had one of the worst seasonal flu strains hit us right before #19.


Last night I saw NYC telling people to please stop bringing dead people to the er. Said if no pulse - stay at home

No, there is a CDC requirement right now to report Covid19 deaths at the hospitals, the ones already dead not going to hospitals, probably not counted, and they probably will not be testing the deceased, IDK...

 

[Taco Loco]

IDK about you guys, my boys and I were due for haircuts before all this shit started, hair clippers are in very high demand, we have a POS one now, so I spent 45min this morning doing a little bit of research and looking for availability, I ended buying an Oster 76 kit (tons of replacement parts, quality clippers) made in Merica, should be here in about a week based off Amadong forecast.

 

[tx_shooter]

Finally found a map with the cases plotted. Looks like super dense urban areas are screwed - but that has been the case every time we have a "pandemic" of any sort. Yearly flu infections are always heavier in the urban areas because there are more people to infect and the population density is much much higher.

Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count

 

[Anathollo]

IDK about you guys, my boys and I were due for haircuts before all this shit started, hair clippers are in very high demand, we have a POS one now, so I spent 45min this morning doing a little bit of research and looking for availability, I ended buying an Oster 76 kit (tons of replacement parts, quality clippers) made in Merica, should be here in about a week based off Amadong forecast.

Yep my wife is gonna cut my hair later today. Or I'll end up with a buzz cut

 

[tx_shooter]

 

[Oswego]

IDK about you guys, my boys and I were due for haircuts before all this shit started, hair clippers are in very high demand, we have a POS one now, so I spent 45min this morning doing a little bit of research and looking for availability, I ended buying an Oster 76 kit (tons of replacement parts, quality clippers) made in Merica, should be here in about a week based off Amadong forecast.

Yep my wife is gonna cut my hair later today. Or I'll end up with a buzz cut

Ive always shaved my head at home so only thing different I did this time was shave off my goat & mustache so a mask would seal

 

[Taco Loco]

Finally found a map with the cases plotted. Looks like super dense urban areas are screwed - but that has been the case every time we have a "pandemic" of any sort. Yearly flu infections are always heavier in the urban areas because there are more people to infect and the population density is much much higher.

Coronavirus in the U.S.: Latest Map and Case Count

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But it’s far more contagious and deadly than the flu. This short 3 min video that I saw night on the news is disheartening, and shows how some people show little to no disregard to others if infected.
Detroit bus driver who complained about a passenger coughing has died

 

[Taco Loco]

Good luck man. Took me a while just to find my mom some bias tape for her small operation. Elastic was sold out a while ago around here so she switched to that.

My good deed of the day.

I located/sourced some bulk materials to make thousands of filtered masks this morning, I got in contact with someone I know and they have a nonprofit organization who making the purchase and the materials will be donated to a group of lady’s making masks for 1st responders.

I cannot disclose the materials because they are in the process of ordering them and it will ship early next week. post to be updated at a later time.[/QUOTE

The nonprofit group ordered upwards of 50yds of 1 Micron Felt Fabric, and unknown amount of .3 micron industrial hepa rated dust bags, these products are used for industrial size dust collectors & air filtration, Filters Air, Water, Oil, Food Products and any other liquids. Most of these bulk items are now sold out.