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2020 IS THE WURSTTTT
well, i mean...it is
So, the bubonic plague is looking to make a comeback this year too...
https://abcnews.go.com/US/squirrel-tests-positive-bubonic-plague-colorad...

I can't give you examples of how the U.S. handled this better than other countries
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Yep, can't expect the economy to get back on track without that free childcare
Q: say elementary school open back up for all in person learning... When a teacher tests positives (when, not if), do they have to use sick leave for their 14 day quarantine? Do the kids in the class + parents also need to self quarantine? If a students family does not have insurance, who pays for them to get tested? Does the quarantine stop with that class room? What about the music teacher, art teacher, lunch lady, school nurse who have all come in close direct contact with a student that caught it from their teacher?
Said it in the Big Ten Thread, will repeat here;
the sooner we all accept there will be no college football this year, the better off we'll be.
The sooner we accept there will be no college football this year, the better off we'll be.

Check that. I would avoid.
Chincoteague Officials Vote to End COVID-19 State of Emergency
Bovada
Take a look at Chincoteague maybe?
Give it time, those that do die from it are typically hospitalized for a while first, you'll likely see deaths tracking up sooner than later.
In LA County, for example, as of two days ago, hospitalizations have jumped 41% in the past 3 weeks, with covid-19 patients in ICUs up 35% over a two week period.
They are looking at running out of ICU beds in 2 - 3 weeks.

Yep, I suggested that to them, Rockland County, NY is issuing subpoenas, if the subpoena is ignored, they are fining them $2000 per day until they comply. So far, compliance has been 100% since instituting that policy.
https://thehill.com/policy/healthcare/505437-new-york-county-issues-subp...
Except it's more like "Give them liberty, give us and our loved ones death"
This is troubling, and hopefully not common nationally, the big spike here in Dare Co is mostly being linked to one large gathering (27 of the recent cases)
This week we have experienced some disturbing and irresponsible behavior from individuals who are being called by our team members regarding isolation and quarantine. We are required to contact individuals who have either tested positive for COVID-19 or determined to be a direct contact of a laboratory confirmed positive case. This week our callers have been hung up on and spoken to inappropriately when they have called. Additionally, people have refused to cooperate, refused to provide critical information for contact tracing and indicated they will not comply with quarantine and isolation orders.
Yeah, I'll remain cautiously optimistic, but the shear volume of whiffs is disheartening
A year later and the 2021 recruiting class is also last in the conference. To be clear, the 2020 class finished the cycle in last place and was no. 75 nationally. The 2021 class actually has a LOWER rating per recruit than that 2020 class. https://t.co/Tm4qbVFm0t pic.twitter.com/4Gx13Vlb3f— Pete B. (@petebvt) July 3, 2020


Positively toward the negative.
spoiler:

However, the rapid recovery has not been the experience of thousands - perhaps tens of thousands - of patients worldwide who've been classified as mild cases. Many struggle for months with lingering Covid-19 symptoms that can be debilitating. They exhibit shortness of breath, extreme fatigue, intermittent fevers, cough, concentration issues, chest pressure, headaches, and heart palpitations, among other symptoms. The literature has a name for them: "long-haulers."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/joshuacohen/2020/06/13/report-suggests-some...
Intensities in Tent Cities

Having just gotten back to rewatching The Office again, I approve of this message.