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California on lock down?
- Thread starter rts265
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HB this morning 330am?
Which one of you's were there with nothing better to do but sleep?
Up on dope that early, or late, gettin' cray cray!
I'm going to take this opportunity to get in touch with my inner Soup Nazi.
NO CUTS FOR YOU UNTIL NEXT YEAR!!!
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NO CUTS FOR YOU UNTIL NEXT YEAR!!!
(35) The Best of The Soup Nazi - YouTube
If I could ever get out of the bucket, I'd have Millions, I mean, Billions of cuts for you!
God that's dumb.
I disagree with the curfew and new restrictions on outdoor dining. Not enough data to show that outdoor things are that much of a problem. This curfew will drive the kids indoors even more to party. Better to keep things as is, IMHO. Cases are going up in LA, like 4 times what they were a month ago, but outdoor dining has been around since what, July? Why are cases going up for the last 4 weeks if the cold weather only kicked in this week, really? It's probably cases from Halloween and Lakers and Dodgers parties is what is showing up now, not outdoor dining.
I hear from someone at Dominican in Santa Cruz that they are very frustrated with the situation there. The hospital is near capacity already.
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Santa Barbara County is in the tier labeled “widespread infections”. Ponder that word, widespread, for a moment...
...ok now lets look at the numbers....
We have approx 300 active cases out of a county population of approx 450,000.
That calculates out to (rounding UP) 0.07% of the county’s population.
Not 7%, not 0.7%.
0.07% have tested positive.
”widespread”
mmmmmm......
The new restrictions are because cases are rising very quickly, in LA anyway, not because there are X cases total. That's my understanding, but I could be wrong because none of this is very clear anyway.
covid19.ca.gov
Says SB has a 4.5% positivity rate. LA's is 5.9%, it had been hovering around 4 since early September..
Tracking COVID-19 in California
County and statewide data to help people understand the spread of COVID-19.
covid19.ca.gov
Says SB has a 4.5% positivity rate. LA's is 5.9%, it had been hovering around 4 since early September..
Adherence to arbitrary metric > spirit of the rule
Point was to keep hospitals from being overwhelmed, we have that down. Anyone saying "my niece works in an er and they are swamped!" Is next door to five places with empty rooms all around.
Point was to keep hospitals from being overwhelmed, we have that down. Anyone saying "my niece works in an er and they are swamped!" Is next door to five places with empty rooms all around.
Sigh....The new restrictions are because cases are rising very quickly, in LA anyway, not because there are X cases total. That's my understanding, but I could be wrong because none of this is very clear anyway.
Tracking COVID-19 in California
County and statewide data to help people understand the spread of COVID-19.
Says SB has a 4.5% positivity rate. LA's is 5.9%, it had been hovering around 4 since early September..
The real number is that 0.07% of the county’s population has had a recent positive test.
That’s the number. That’s it.
Old fat lives don't matter.
Is my new motto.
Which is ironic because I am old and fat.
Also consider that here we have been discouraging asymptomatic from getting tested so a considerable majority of those tested are feeling sick in some way and only 4.5% of them test positive for covid.The new restrictions are because cases are rising very quickly, in LA anyway, not because there are X cases total. That's my understanding, but I could be wrong because none of this is very clear anyway.
Tracking COVID-19 in California
County and statewide data to help people understand the spread of COVID-19.
Says SB has a 4.5% positivity rate. LA's is 5.9%, it had been hovering around 4 since early September..