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then you would expect your positive/tested percentage to be lower...instead it's higher. Illinois hasn't been able to test as much, but that percentage is at 15%, Washington's is 6%. New Yorks was 25%. That doesn't give me the hope that NYC is just testing more than everyone. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/u/2/d/e/2PACX-1vRwAqp96T9sYYq2-i7Tj0pvTf6XVHjDSMIKBdZHXiCGGdNC0ypEU9NbngS8mxea55JuCFuua1MUeOj5/pubhtml#

I'd wait until the end of the week. They likely waited too long to shut it down. Their case rate is worse than anywhere, and when it hits capacity it gets terrible.

Man I''m sorry to hear that caulfield. Hopefully things change from that outlook.

yeah, key with those demos though is their jobs put them in tons of contact. General pop almost certainly lower than taking those samples.

I am very worried about new york. And feeling like Georgia and FLA may look that way in a week. For obvious demo reasons, florida really concerns me.

getting there

Wanted to say I really appreciated that NFL kept FA period on time. It was very nice to have a break and argue about normal stuff like bears sucking.

@Balta1701 thought this was helpful https://www.seriouseats.com/2020/03/food-safety-and-coronavirus-a-comprehensive-guide.html

That this is happening in UK give me some hope US can take away their "stimulus" focus here. UK typically is even more skeptical of unfairness than US, and the idiotic phase-in and means testing proposals of yesterday show how far behind US is in addressing this:

I don't really think Johnson or Feinstein's seem related to the coronavirus briefings. Honestly even Purdue... Burr/Loeffler are the ones I think are legit issues with privileged trading.

I think greg's interpretation of barro's post is bad anyway. His point was there needs to be planning for the post-shut it down world. Testing capabilities is the way out of that. This is just to buy us time, it is not a solution.

My god, the idea that the SPRING BREAK beachgoers were millenials is hilarious. Millenials are 40 fv#%ing years old now!

I don't think we'll have good data for a while. All correlations now.

I am hopeful that the success of the US in reducing smoking helps in the mortality rates here. In south korea, more women were getting infected then men, but women had a smoking rate of only 5% in south korea, which hopefully is a contributing factor to their low mortality rates (aside from not getting overrun in hospitals). US has a higher female percentage that smokes, but overall is about 10% lower than italy or south korea. Let's hope.

This is definitely an OOTP season for me. Start off reasonably hot, get excited, by July I'm like 20-55 and all my star players are trash and prospects failed. (i.e. I'm very good at OOTP)

Cutting a check is good, but doing what you can to encourage labor hoarding + extremely generous UI during this downturn + directing underutilized labor to manufacturing shortages is much better

One - I do think the fact that the airlines are 1) important to the nations infrastructure 2) so often needing bailouts due to external events but 3) also needing bailouts...for incompetence but ge tthem due to 1) ... It makes sense to actually force some strict capital requirements that would limit buy-backs. They need to save more and gov't should include the unions in those discussions I would hope and hold my breath for. On the flip side: - I don't particularly like the "bailout" lingo being thrown out now. No company planned for this well, and I struggle to say any should. For acts of god, you have insurance. Perhaps in future we have pandemic insurance...but it's likely a waste of money. This is an area where it is the government that should have been the key player in prevention and prep, but it also needs to be the key player in the economic fallout. This is essentially a planned recession at this point, so the gov't should just guarantee payrolls to all that will not lay people off. And for those that already have, fix and make UI more generous ...yesterday! Yeah I don't want money going to boeing, or united or casinos etc etc. But I DO want money to float the restaurants. I don't want anyone to lose their jobs. Just float it all. Get through this. Allow a snap back. Don't try to just go halfway, end up with 20% unemployment, and then when we start operating as normally, slow the recovery down because you have to re-train and re-match millions of people in the workforce along with the demand shortfall that comes with that. Just mail the f'n checks, guarantee payday, produce the shit out of masks, and move fast. Be willing to waste money on those that don't need it. I guarantee the debt crisis will NOT be as bad as this or as difficult to solve.

If someone is at a level that they are earnestly competing with Trubisky then you'd hope they are a 6th round pick from directional U that is making 500k, not making 20 mills.

If you are sure you are planning on moving in 3-4 years, I would say don't do it. The cash would be more valuable to you during this volatile time. But you may as well quote out the closing costs, but for 3-4 years it may be close to a wash or slight benefit to refinancing.

Oh he might start, but they didn't find themselves a starter.

meh, they absolutely went after a qb that would only be competition. I know I spoke well of foles in past, but that was in comparison to bridgewater. I think this is a garbage, flailing offseason.

Wife's coworker got it. His roommate had to go to the hospital for breathing difficulty. They could only get tested basically about a week after they started exhibiting symptoms. Both under 30.

Just one week ago we woke up and there were still basketball games to be played that night.

His off the field stuff just ruins all of it. I chuckle everytime I think of the hard knocks where jason licht is telling someone that winston was the greatest leader he's ever seen. Someone followed up "in football?" and he says "anywhere!"

Unclear to me why the bears are targeting the worst of the available QBs.