PASabreFan

That's awesome. You're going to be around here for a long time. Are you winning more on the food side or the exercise side?

The CDC put out a great chart detailing which underlying conditions are the worst to have re: Covid. Google is your friend! Enough time has now passed that a lot of data is available for analysis. One of the main reasons I returned to work is that my conditions seem to be less of a concern. Well controlled asthma, chronic lung disease other than COPD, low dose Methotrexate. It feels like we're figuring this thing out, but 25(?)% of the population won't do three or four basic things to really get cases under control.

Cases at a high plateau in the U.S. Deaths yesterday highest in two months and on a bad trendline.

That's what I wanna know. I keep hearing about it. I've heard they're incredible.

If anyone has the one ingredient biscuit recipe could you post it here? Thanks in advance.

Do not kill. All creatures great and small and all that jazz. I'm still not over running over a squirrel a few years ago. I know @New Scotland (NS) is with me. We embrace Brad Park, we do not shiv him. @Wilbur

Brought to you by the AMA and physicians union (guessing there is one). Doctors are often as ignorant as the public. Educated patients is a net plus (note the word net). I diagnosed a magnesium deficiency in my mom that her doctor couldn't figure out/wasn't interested in figuring out. Of course, she was old and yucky and have you ever been to a long term care facility? I had blood work yesterday. I am now dealing with my doctor trying to tell me a lymphocyte level of .3 is normal (when the lab report clearly states 1.0 is the low end of normal). Deal with=probably looking for a new doctor.

Covid 19 — still not the flu. https://www.nbcnews.com/health/health-news/monumental-acknowledgment-cdc-reports-long-term-covid-19-patients-n1234814

I'm gonna have to say good night.

I'll forgive yours if you forgive mine.

Got it. 20% is a pipe dream nationally. The CDC fairly recently estimated something around 20 million cases when accounting for those not tested. That's only about six percent of the U.S. (I understand Taro's theory is NYC centric.) And there's the question of what immunity means if you've had Covid 19. A couple months of protection, a year?

I could never be this cynical. If Lazar's reaction to getting approached in public is genuine, and I have no reason to think it's not, that's big in this market. Remember how Drury talked about being approached in Wegmans (I think), and the thinking was someone like Chris didn't really enjoy the interaction. The Sabres should draft and acquire players who fit in here. It's not hard to imagine that the players who've talked about how much they hated playing in Buffalo were in the Drury camp. Why bring in guys like that in the first place? (Yes, there is a big problem with my thinking, Drury's performance itself. Outlier, that one, innhe?)

We can't discuss government response to the virus. You've disguised it, but you're talking about mistakes the Cuomo administration made, right? But it's not 50% of the population that had Covid asymptomatically. That's an estimate of the number of people who had Covid who were asymptomatic.

"If only we listened to our fans..."

Meh.

Would these be Google apps where you give permission for them to access your microphone? Or just plain old Googling?

This is for Swampy. I just opened this thread. Before I went to bed last night, the Welcome Back theme song popped up on YouTube, seemingly randomly.

I just tested your theory. Will report back.

That's as good as it gets (the video). (Say it as Jack Nicholson.)

Do we hate Seattle because they're already better than us?

The "true" death rate is now thought to be between .5 and 1%. Still five to 10 times more lethal than the flu. There's a good story linked on The Drudge Report today, but I"m absolutely too lazy right now to go find it.

I like worldometers.info.

Are we to be fascinated by this or disgusted? A county judge (aka commissioner) from Dallas County, Texas just said on CNN they still don't have enough testing and the testing they can do is taking up to 10 days for results. I work in a long term care facility that got one round of universal testing (with results in five business days, we were told), and because that round was all negative, there won't be another round unless we have someone get sick with Covid. What's wrong with this picture?