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How do it’s creators expect to protect their own people from such a beast? Is a vaccine even possible?
Scientists make things because they can. Consequences are someone else's problem.
How do it’s creators expect to protect their own people from such a beast? Is a vaccine even possible?
I've been expecting tp hear something from my company, as they have worldwide projects, but nothing. Not even a "calm down it's no big deal" email.I am a volunteer at our local EOC. I have heard butkus about the issue. The comms and reporting mechanisms are in place but I am not hearing a thing about pandemic response as of today.
I'm seeing very little Coronavirus news this Sunday morning. Odd. As someone else noted much earlier in this thread, no news is news.
Think that would depend on whether they have the same kind of 'squatty' open latrines as the Chinese do. I've no idea; does anyone here know this?
Another option for The Last Man on Earth. The youtube links are still good and it's HD video quality.as a strange quirk of
fate, Today on the Comet, TV channel. the 1964 movie, Last Man On Earth, at 1 pm central, this is the one they remade into The Omega man with Charlton Heston, then remade again into I Am Legend with Will Smith. all of them are pretty good movies
I'm seeing very little Coronavirus news this Sunday morning. Odd. As someone else noted much earlier in this thread, no news is news. I understand that Sundays were typically considered to be slow news days, but this is much less relevant today. You have to know that governments around the world - including our own - are engaged in feverish (no pun intended) activity behind this pandemic.
As we try to discipher events, considering the incubation period, we have to try to imagine the situation 14 days from now and gear our preps accordingly.
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FB, Google and Twitter got the memo. The Fake Media got it too. All fine here, keep moving.
So on a related note... I’m contemplating a list of preps of things that are typically made in China. I have no idea where to begin. Anything related to electronics, like charging cords, solar panels, battery chargers, etc. I imagine are primarily made in China. As are socks, underwear, clothes. What about nails and screws and ammo... are those typically made in the US?
Any ideas on what to start stocking up on for when those Asian import supply lines inevitably dry up?
Nails and screws and such are definitely China made. Extra screw and nut drivers would be nice but beware soft pot metal. What else? I'm thinking garden hoses, PVC pipe and fittings, PVC glue (plumbing repairs), silicon caulk, glue, curtain rods, fabric, yarn, rope and cordage, bungee cords, plastic stacking kitchen bowls with lids, rubber spatulas, measuring cups, styrofoam cups (I use the 20 oz. poke a hole in the bottom with a nail for germinating seeds). Lots of canning lids and rings. Fertilizer, Sevin Dust, and Fire Ant granules. Hornet spray. Mouse and rat traps. Pool shock (homemade bleach). Light bulbs for all lights in the house and cars. Don't forget the one in the fridge. Be nice to have a couple of extra Air Conditioners laying around. Extra kerosene for the heaters. Lamp oil and wicks, candles, tealights. Clothespins, extra detergent, I could go on for hours. Whatever you NEED, that is what I'd stock up on. Every list is different.
Look at your location by season. What do I absolutely need in Summer, Winter? What are the items that are needed to get a job done? What items are needed without which even though you have the rest- the job can't be done? Don't try to do this all at once. Leave open a Word doc on the computer or carry a pen and little notebook in your pocket. When you think of something, write it down. You can clean the list up later.
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Like you I have been trying to talk to people about it and they don't seem to care. I spoke with one of our HR folks at work last week just in a casual way in the break room, he said he was not worried they would have a vaccine before it really gets started here..Our .gov is doing a full court press on panic control, and major media outlets are also doing their part.
It is working, the ignorant remain...ignorant.
and what baffles me is they choose to remain...ignorant.
I've been trying to slowly wake up people and using only "verified trusted sources", like CDC, to wake them up and they're telling me I should head to my bunker and STFU.
Ok.
“I’ve heard shocking stories about infected people going out of their way to contaminate others by taking off their masks and spitting in doctors’ faces.
“I saw one video of a man spitting on all of the buttons in an apartment elevator.”
What's the normal death rate in a city of 11 million people adding a couple hundred people spread out over a few weeks would not swamp the funeral services, the true numbers have to be 10 times that which is being reported.
That's a great list, thank you for compiling it. I am in a bit of a different situation. But I suspect enough people here are in it that it bears mentioning and thinking about. I own a coop (think condo). So a lot of the house style maintenance that you mention here I used to do, but no longer. It's often 'call the board, and they'll send someone'. So, any of those who have condo's, what do YOU think you should stock up on? Savvy homeowners, also please feel free to chime in. I AM going to get 3 a/c units now, thanks to your mentoineing it. I do have window units, and they are ancient. I inherited a washer and dryer from previous owner. They are so old that they have woodgrain on them! But being old, they work. Should I be replacing them? Or buying some durable used unit that lasts longer than what is currently available?Nails and screws and such are definitely China made. Extra screw and nut drivers would be nice but beware soft pot metal. What else? I'm thinking garden hoses, PVC pipe and fittings, PVC glue (plumbing repairs), silicon caulk, glue, curtain rods, fabric, yarn, rope and cordage, bungee cords, plastic stacking kitchen bowls with lids, rubber spatulas, measuring cups, styrofoam cups (I use the 20 oz. poke a hole in the bottom with a nail for germinating seeds). Lots of canning lids and rings. Fertilizer, Sevin Dust, and Fire Ant granules. Hornet spray. Mouse and rat traps. Pool shock (homemade bleach). Light bulbs for all lights in the house and cars. Don't forget the one in the fridge. Be nice to have a couple of extra Air Conditioners laying around. Extra kerosene for the heaters. Lamp oil and wicks, candles, tealights. Clothespins, extra detergent, I could go on for hours. Whatever you NEED, that is what I'd stock up on. Every list is different.
Look at your location by season. What do I absolutely need in Summer, Winter? What are the items that are needed to get a job done? What items are needed without which even though you have the rest- the job can't be done? Don't try to do this all at once. Leave open a Word doc on the computer or carry a pen and little notebook in your pocket. When you think of something, write it down. You can clean the list up later.
Ready. Set. Go.
They can suck eggs for an apology for what they have turned lose upon this earth. Follow the trail and it goes back to last summer in Winnipeg Canada when the two Chi-Com spies were smuggling Corona Virus mutants out of a level four bio hazard lab. Nope they and all their greedy commie Bastards that are in control of that country own this. No apology forth coming and they may have a more independent flag in the near future with a lot less people.
Like you I have been trying to talk to people about it and they don't seem to care. I spoke with one of our HR folks at work last week just in a casual way in the break room, he said he was not worried they would have a vaccine before it really gets started here..
I give up ,other than my family I will not bring up the subject in public again the hell with people.
Re: Preps / Don't forget your whole house water filter! Most are made in China "for the USA".
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Like you I have been trying to talk to people about it and they don't seem to care. I spoke with one of our HR folks at work last week just in a casual way in the break room, he said he was not worried they would have a vaccine before it really gets started here..
I give up ,other than my family I will not bring up the subject in public again the hell with people.
Like you I have been trying to talk to people about it and they don't seem to care. I spoke with one of our HR folks at work last week just in a casual way in the break room, he said he was not worried they would have a vaccine before it really gets started here..
I give up ,other than my family I will not bring up the subject in public again the hell with people.
Countrymouse, we won't know until it's over, but the latest Chinese report finds a 6% mortality rate.
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It seems to me that at some point the Chinese Lesser Classes start rioting. Should that happen we will then know that things are real bad.Knowing China, we won't know even then. We'll only have estimates and sketchy figures to go by. Other countries maybe more open but kinda doubt that. The WHO will make some announcement and show it was wasn't as bad as it probably was.
I've been saying this since day one when the news broke out.
PW, you were referring to colleges and universities as potential loci of coronavirus. You were spot on; that's precisely what happened in my town--Tempe, home of Arizona State University, and U.S. nC0V Case #5.
I read somewhere (here?) that when our economy tanked in 2008, a lot of middle-class Americans became financially unable to send their kids to college. Schools therefore ramped up their recruiting abroad, especially in countries where economic growth was robust (e.g., China and India). This was nothing new; the last time I took a class at ASU (more than 25 years ago), I had a Chinese math TA who couldn't communicate well enough to discuss my grade, let alone explain quadratic equations.
My posture is: Watch. Wait. Follow the science to the extent possible, given the paucity of accurate data. And follow the money. China injecting $174B of liquidity into its markets doesn't cheer me. The plunge in the Baltic Dry Index this past month doesn't either.
Thank you!!I posted the transcript from Friday's Market to Market in the Fung Orange Alert thread... if you want more information especially on commodities and this corona virus.
ECON - Fung ORANGE alert: World Markets Selling Off...
Corona virus seems to be the cause.xf.timebomb2000.com
Thank you!!
Short selling is not the same thing as selling at lower price, it’s borrowing shares to replace at a hopefully lower price.So no selling at a lower price. Only price increases are sanctioned.
Short selling is not the same thing as selling at lower price, it’s borrowing shares to replace at a hopefully lower price.
This does limit some betting on a market drop it and similar options can be used to protect against market drop without selling shares you want to hold for long time.
They must be expecting a rather large drop.
Look, it's bad here for me. Power has been out for ten hours.
I live in a tin can down by the river.
My heart broke,
Barely making it.
Living on the absolute minimum.
Just what do you suggest?
I'm not going to just give up.
A few words of encouragement will go a long ways,
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