Official Coronavirus Thread - Up to the minute Coronavirus map and count.

[XponentialChaos]

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All you got huh?

Can't respond to it, I see.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Another 1,000+ death day and over 32,000 new cases here in the United States.

Do you have a woody?

Yes.

 

[Ame®icano]

Main hospital in Bologna Italy, March 30.

 

[Deplorable Yankee]

Great blogger just ramblin but he nails that chain reaction

If we dont get our asses in gear may ...things get dicey......which always turns to spicy

Businesses That Are Going To Fail
Apr 01, 202001:54AM

Category: Politics
Posted by: Michael Z. Williamson
By week 2, unemployment went from 3% to 10%.

It really hasn't occurred to most of you that businesses fail from not engaging in business. This just tells me the socialist indoctrination centers (schools) have utterly failed to explain how business works.

And let me stick in a note here that no matter what you think of the type of business, they have employees who suffer first. Go ahead and get your hate-on about whomever, but the wage earners will be out of jobs.

Most businesses operate on tiny margins, especially stores and restaurants. Now, restaurants that can do takeout are managing, mostly (at reduced capacity and with reduced employees). But fine dining establishments or sit-down-only ethnic restaurants aren't. They're closed. That means no income for any of the owners or employees, followed shortly by no income for the landlord, who is also probably a small business, so stow your socialist-indoctrinated hate.

Keep in mind that every one that fails means unemployed workers as well. And just because YOU can find a workaround for their product, doesn't put money in THEIR pocket.

Here's a partial list I will expand:
Theaters, who have managers, ushers, concessionaires, ticket takers.
Restaurants and bars who have managers, cooks, servers, cleaners.
Restaurants need food suppliers. If they're not selling food, they're not ordering food from the suppliers. (One corresepondent reports his factory produces sliced cheese. 80% drop in orders with so many restaurants closed or doing less business.)

Specialty retailers--bookstores, hobby stores.

Hotels--no one is renting rooms if they're not traveling for leisure or business. Hotels employ maintenance, housekeepers, clerks, often entertainers.
Convention facilities--who have lots of overhead, and lots of staff and/or contractors for support, displays, decorations, etc.
Venues for music or live theater.
Gyms aren't getting anything without guests and attendees.
MUSICIANS, ACTORS AND OTHER PERFORMERS for whom you've cancelled literally every gig in the next quarter. I know a couple of bona-fide rock stars, who don't earn nearly as much as you think they do, who have to hold out until JUNE hoping for potential shows. Their entire tours have been cancelled.

Event planners for weddings and other events. There's no venues to hold them in.
Anything tourism related--retailers, guides, other activities.

Transportation related to those--airlines (already taking massive hits), tour buses.
Since I write SF, I assume a number of readers do. At least two SF literary conventions have already quit for good. They can't afford to hold everything over another year. They're done permanently. That's more hotel room-nights and concessions not being used next year.

With all those closed, beverage and food concessionaires and distributors are out of work.

Within days, trucking and delivery companies for anything other than the essentials.
Finish it here

Home

Michael Z Williamson's blog

www.michaelzwilliamson.com

 

[Flopper]

This was interesting:

This is unsurprising since its “residents suffer from obesity, diabetes and hypertension at rates higher than the national average, conditions that doctors and public health officials say can make patients more vulnerable to COVID-19,” writes Reuters.

“Some 97% of those killed by COVID-19 in Louisiana had a preexisting condition, according to the state health department. Diabetes was seen in 40% of the deaths, obesity in 25%, chronic kidney disease in 23% and cardiac problems in 21%,” the site continues.

This accords with data from Italy, mind you, which showed that more than 99 percent of the deceased had pre-existing conditions.

There are also other possible factors in New Orleans’ high Wuhan virus mortality rate, “ranging from access to healthcare and hospital quality, to the prevalence of other conditions including lung disease, health officials say,” Reuters further informs.

Why New Orleans’ Coronavirus Death Rate is 7 TIMES NYC’s

New York City may be considered the Wuhan virus’s current epicenter. But the disease’s mortality epicenter just may be New Orleans. Buy Selwyn Duke

www.thenewamerican.com

Having lived in Louisiana and New Orleans, I would expect a high death rate due to the virus. This virus like most serious infections takes a high toll on those that are in poor health and Louisiana is one of the most if not the most unhealthy state in the country. High rates of smoking, alcohol abuse, Obesity, and low birthweight has lead to some of the highest rates for many diseases. However, as a good friend in New Orleans says, "All those raw vegetable, fruits, and nut might add years to my life but it wouldn't be worth it without my Crawfish Gumbo, Shrimp Etouffee, Hushpuppies, Greens and Hamhocks, Cornbread slathered in butter, and a 16 oz mug of Abita Amber followed by hot Beignets and a cup of Chicory Coffee."

Report: Louisiana ranked most unhealthy state in 2018

Louisiana comes in dead last in a new report looking at the healthiest states. The report from the United Health Foundation looked at factors such as obesity, tobacco use, and inactivity.

www.wafb.com

 

[Flopper]

The bottom 25 states don't have hardly 100 deaths between them.

New York is dying.

New York/New Jersey have 1/2 of the active cases in the U.S.

And the U.S. has about 1/3 of the active cases in the world.

It’s clear at least here that the more jammed packed we are the worse it is.

Correct, the experiment failed

It's now 22 as the virus has started spreading into less populated states. Of the 25 states you referred to, all but 4 has a population of less than a million. It's kind of hard for a virus to spread in a state with just one person per square mile compared to Manhattan with a population density of 63,000 people per square mile.

United States COVID - Coronavirus Statistics - Worldometer

United States Coronavirus update with statistics and graphs: total and new cases, deaths per day, mortality and recovery rates, current active cases, recoveries, trends and timeline.

www.worldometers.info

 

[Flopper]

LMFAO.

HUGE! From CDC Website: Hospitals to List COVID-19 as Cause of Death Even if It's "Assumed to Have Caused Or Contributed to Death" - Lab Tests Not Required

Thank you for sharing this. Can you provide the site link.

I have read this in some other articles.

Sure give me a few.

Italian doctors note high COVID-19 death rate, urge action

www.cidrap.umn.edu

Italy could also have overestimated COVID-19–related deaths because of the different way its officials define it, classifying the death of anyone who tested positive for the disease as related to the coronavirus, regardless of whether they had underlying illnesses that could have independently led to death.

A chart review of 355 COVID-19 patients who died in Italy revealed a high percentage with underlying diseases that could have increased their risk of death independently of the infection, the authors said.

And they could have also underestimated because they tested only those that they were pretty sure were infected. An Italian doctor on the news this morning thinks the deaths are much higher than reported.

 

[XponentialChaos]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

 

[WEATHER53]

The only thing we know about COVID-19 situation is what we hear from media and government news releases.

Here is the interesting video from someone who went to check Brooklyn hospital himself...



... and few more videos around New York.

The non jamned nature of 90% of the hospital is Not something that the panic proponent media and libs will allow to get out via the media

 

[WEATHER53]

Great blogger just ramblin but he nails that chain reaction

If we dont get our asses in gear may ...things get dicey......which always turns to spicy

Businesses That Are Going To Fail
Apr 01, 202001:54AM

Category: Politics
Posted by: Michael Z. Williamson
By week 2, unemployment went from 3% to 10%.

It really hasn't occurred to most of you that businesses fail from not engaging in business. This just tells me the socialist indoctrination centers (schools) have utterly failed to explain how business works.

And let me stick in a note here that no matter what you think of the type of business, they have employees who suffer first. Go ahead and get your hate-on about whomever, but the wage earners will be out of jobs.

Most businesses operate on tiny margins, especially stores and restaurants. Now, restaurants that can do takeout are managing, mostly (at reduced capacity and with reduced employees). But fine dining establishments or sit-down-only ethnic restaurants aren't. They're closed. That means no income for any of the owners or employees, followed shortly by no income for the landlord, who is also probably a small business, so stow your socialist-indoctrinated hate.

Keep in mind that every one that fails means unemployed workers as well. And just because YOU can find a workaround for their product, doesn't put money in THEIR pocket.

Here's a partial list I will expand:
Theaters, who have managers, ushers, concessionaires, ticket takers.
Restaurants and bars who have managers, cooks, servers, cleaners.
Restaurants need food suppliers. If they're not selling food, they're not ordering food from the suppliers. (One corresepondent reports his factory produces sliced cheese. 80% drop in orders with so many restaurants closed or doing less business.)

Specialty retailers--bookstores, hobby stores.

Hotels--no one is renting rooms if they're not traveling for leisure or business. Hotels employ maintenance, housekeepers, clerks, often entertainers.
Convention facilities--who have lots of overhead, and lots of staff and/or contractors for support, displays, decorations, etc.
Venues for music or live theater.
Gyms aren't getting anything without guests and attendees.
MUSICIANS, ACTORS AND OTHER PERFORMERS for whom you've cancelled literally every gig in the next quarter. I know a couple of bona-fide rock stars, who don't earn nearly as much as you think they do, who have to hold out until JUNE hoping for potential shows. Their entire tours have been cancelled.

Event planners for weddings and other events. There's no venues to hold them in.
Anything tourism related--retailers, guides, other activities.

Transportation related to those--airlines (already taking massive hits), tour buses.
Since I write SF, I assume a number of readers do. At least two SF literary conventions have already quit for good. They can't afford to hold everything over another year. They're done permanently. That's more hotel room-nights and concessions not being used next year.

With all those closed, beverage and food concessionaires and distributors are out of work.

Within days, trucking and delivery companies for anything other than the essentials.
Finish it here

Home

Michael Z Williamson's blog

www.michaelzwilliamson.com

Excellent excellent work

 

[Ame®icano]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

How many cases are for the novel corona virus, and how many dead are from COVID-19?

 

[XponentialChaos]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

How many cases are for the novel corona virus, and how many dead are from COVID-19?

Look it up and let us know.

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

The non jamned nature of 90% of the hospital is Not something that the panic proponent media and libs will allow to get out via the media

Because that is not something worth reporting. How dumb. Should they also report the employment level, instead of the unemployment level?

 

[Fort Fun Indiana]

How many cases are for the novel corona virus, and how many dead are from COVID-19?

Explain the difference. Then look up the answer to your question yourself and make your point.

 

[james bond]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

Which means possibly 20K to 30K deaths by Easter. Around 954,300 have it.

 

[Flopper]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

How many cases are for the novel corona virus, and how many dead are from COVID-19?

The Novel Coronavirus or more properly, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 ( SARS-CoV-2) is name of virus that causes the disease know as Covid 19 which is a is a type of pneumonia .

 

[jc456]

So still nothing

Correct, still no understanding or effort to understand on your part. You're proud of it, even. And that concludes your ration of attention for today. You're welcome.

Still nothing huh?

 

[jc456]

Another 1,084 deaths and 21,816 more new cases today in the United States.

So far.

How many cases are for the novel corona virus, and how many dead are from COVID-19?

The Novel Coronavirus or more properly, Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 ( SARS-CoV-2) is name of virus that causes the disease know as Covid 19 which is a is a type of pneumonia .

Wuhan virus

 

[jc456]

LMFAO.

HUGE! From CDC Website: Hospitals to List COVID-19 as Cause of Death Even if It's "Assumed to Have Caused Or Contributed to Death" - Lab Tests Not Required

No one has yet to explain what a test gets one? Why? You all keep saying test test and then what? The stupid that’s flowing from these hoax people is amazing. Stop falling for the fake reports

Close to 7,800 people die in US every day, from any causes.

The way it's reported, number of people died from COVID-19 should go on top of all other deaths. If testing is not done, we would never know if those who died, died from all other causes or from COVID-19.

Yep, sad to make it worse than it is to increase the fear. Can’t be honest, I won’t buy into the hysteria

 

[jc456]

LMFAO.

HUGE! From CDC Website: Hospitals to List COVID-19 as Cause of Death Even if It's "Assumed to Have Caused Or Contributed to Death" - Lab Tests Not Required

Thank you for sharing this. Can you provide the site link.

I have read this in some other articles.

Sure give me a few.

Italian doctors note high COVID-19 death rate, urge action

www.cidrap.umn.edu

Italy could also have overestimated COVID-19–related deaths because of the different way its officials define it, classifying the death of anyone who tested positive for the disease as related to the coronavirus, regardless of whether they had underlying illnesses that could have independently led to death.

A chart review of 355 COVID-19 patients who died in Italy revealed a high percentage with underlying diseases that could have increased their risk of death independently of the infection, the authors said.

And they could have also underestimated because they tested only those that they were pretty sure were infected. An Italian doctor on the news this morning thinks the deaths are much higher than reported.

It’s dishonest no matter how you want to spin it