in Gahanna you can choose between flex or full time online. since im work at home for now, pretty much in limbo due to this, but were lucky to not have to scramble to limited child care options.
ive seen questionable practice by doctors before. ex of mine was tossed from a car above 100 mph and had ongoing issues due to the accident. Anytime she went to her doctor or members of her family, the doc would get prescribed the same allergy inhaler regardless of what issue they had.
any data is good data, but to make conclusions based on 1200 people out of the population of the globe is a stretch. too small of a sample size. just because someone hasnt had any symptoms before the hospital doesnt mean they havent already had heart damage due to a non-active lifestyle
kind of like the 6 ft rule that was a magical number.... the mit number on sneezing needed 15-25ft to avoid sneezing particles.
Went to hocking hills today and briefly talked to a park rep because only 2 trails were open. They were closed so they could dig up new trails for social distancing and signs. Nothing like destroying nature over it.
they really haven't. Wife and I laughed about how packed the stores and parks were when at it's peak. Also factor out nursing homes and it's still not alot per person for a population.
I am curring to see whats behind District of Columbia having an increase per person but a decline in new cases from the link Furlough gave.
thanks for the info gerg. There's alot of variables. Even with Texas the testing amounts increased 10k from start to current which is around a 40% increase from initial testing amounts. Also was the same test used across the time frame. theres alot of factors and impossible to be stasticallly valid.
Greg... what do you think Texas for example should do?