Covid19/2021-22 OMICRON/ VIRUS "IHU" FRANCE:P13310/NEWEST VIRUS: "NEOCOV" HIGH INFECTION RATE+1 IN 3 DIE !?! P13315

Speaking of ruined..... I can’t find the study. But heard a nasty thing that they are seeing permanent heart damage in some misc kids. All I can find are the grown up studies already online.

Fucking hell, this year sucks.

Amazon Basic electronics getting bashed today......

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I'm glad I was able to get a new radio a month or so ago. I really needed to replace my 20 year old AM/FM/SW with side band. It is huge and got dropped one to many times! LOL I bought a world traveler some years ago, to help take over the work load from my big one, but the welds are terrible. The new on is a TECSUN PL-600. Still learning and playing with it. It'll be DS season soon!

Speaking of ruined..... I can’t find the study. But heard a nasty thing that they are seeing permanent heart damage in some misc kids. All I can find are the grown up studies already online.

Fucking hell, this year sucks.

Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children: A systematic review
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The predominance of cardiac manifestations in children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome was striking. Many of the patients in this review had an initial echocardiogram that was normal and a few days later showed depressed ejection fraction or dilation/aneurysm of the coronary arteries. We found that the most common cardiac abnormality, on echocardiogram, was a depressed ejection fraction (45·0%). In line with these findings, a recent study revealed that adults who recently recovered from COVID-19 had ongoing cardiac involvement and myocardial inflammation. Accordingly, children undergoing evaluation for MIS-C should have a baseline echocardiogram, electrocardiogram, and repeat imaging to follow cardiac function and artery changes. Close follow-up will be important as the long-term implications of MIS-C cardiac involvement are currently unknown.

That one?

9,843 cases in one day in france yesterday, highest there ever.

No worries there! Someday, when we all run out of food, yeah, but when the internet goes down and the power goes out, I'll still be getting SOME information. I ordered a solar/electric device charger, so the phones will be charged and rechargeable batteries will charge too.

Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children: A systematic review
[link to www.thelancet.com (secure)]
[link to doi.org (secure)]

The predominance of cardiac manifestations in children with multisystem inflammatory syndrome was striking. Many of the patients in this review had an initial echocardiogram that was normal and a few days later showed depressed ejection fraction or dilation/aneurysm of the coronary arteries. We found that the most common cardiac abnormality, on echocardiogram, was a depressed ejection fraction (45·0%). In line with these findings, a recent study revealed that adults who recently recovered from COVID-19 had ongoing cardiac involvement and myocardial inflammation. Accordingly, children undergoing evaluation for MIS-C should have a baseline echocardiogram, electrocardiogram, and repeat imaging to follow cardiac function and artery changes. Close follow-up will be important as the long-term implications of MIS-C cardiac involvement are currently unknown.

That one?

Thanks. That’s the original. I heard a rumor and then the news folks have heard the same rumor.

Not sure when the heart study will published.

The close we get to dry up October, the more my gut is grossed out by where this is going.

I just stumbled on to it..... it was giggle worthy.

Yah on the solar charger. The little one was easy. It’s the house that I ain’t ready for. But I think, pending no fucking ice storms, we have electricity in most places, for awhile.

I could see a portioning off of the grid in serous conversations at the DOenergy right now. Certain places will be considered “worth protecting” or “easier to maintain”.

I don’t envy anyone in these meetings right now.

Spain +10764, a new not Monday high - significant increase in deaths over expected as well at 71 reported.

I got some bad news tonight. My friend (in LA) has a daughter who got quite sick in March. Girl was in perfect health, an athlete on two dance teams, and is in high school. Since testing wasn't yet available in sufficient quantities, the daughter quarantined away from her family, at her boyfriend's house, as he was sick too. She didn't have the opportunity to be tested at the time, but they were hoping it was just a bad flu. As the months wore on, they started really suspecting it was COVID.

The daughter just got her antibody test back, and it's positive. She appears to be a long-hauler -- she's not nearly recovered, even now. She went from being an active person all around as well as an athlete, to needing to sleep nearly all day,every day. She's having trouble keeping up in classes ( she was previously a straight-A student), she now has trouble concentrating, and her personality has apparently changed a great deal. This was one of the happiest, healthiest (and most adored) kids ever.... and this just breaks my heart.

It's felt extremely apocalyptic here today, what with the orange sky and all.... though I did have a good hearty laugh at the "this is fine" plushy dog tweet that was posted earlier in the thread. The sky really did look like that here -- it was orange early in the day, and had devolved to an ochre sort of color by afternoon. I've had a bad headache, nausea, and dizziness for several days, which is probably from the smoke. It happened the last time the smoke was this bad, too.

I'm so glad I spent the money on my aerogardens! The one thing I was really concerned about, food wise, was fresh veggies (which is a big part of my diet, in an ideal world). I'm pretty well set for staples, but produce was a worry. Now, I have a bunch of rapidly growing heads of various lettuces, happy little tomato plants, and a rich harvest of sprouts (and a fair back stock of seeds). My herbs are also sprouting, now -- my basil looks good, and my mint is shaping up. I didn't realize that it was possible to grow veggies this well indoors. Every cent I spent on the aerogardens was worth it ... I will be happily munching on fresh veggies in the dead of winter, without needing to set foot in a store, so long as the power doesn't go out for long periods of time. If it does, I have a fair amount of canned goods... but for now, I am thrilled to have some measure of food self sufficiency. I'm already enojoying the sprouts, and will have salad greens reasonably soon. I had no idea how fast lettuce grows! (I've never had a garden before, so I am learning as I go.)

I'm also very glad to be a small human, who is accustomed to fasting regularly and eating simply when I do eat. One can stretch food out much longer that way. I'm half considering buying an additional small freezer for the house, though I think I might be better off just focusing on non-perishables. I've blown through most of what savings I had, but I think I did a pretty good job of making that go a long way in terms of survival.

Love and thanks to all of you! Thanks to you lovely people, I am much more prepared to cope with all these crises as they happen. I'm a bit late to the prepping game, but I think I've done a pretty good job with what I have to work with.

There are times the wife and I get bummed out because we don't have children. I am the only person in my group of friends that doesn't have a kid. Especially when the holidays roll around or they all get together for kid stuff. Its harder on the wife sometimes, but right now? With the world being a massive cumdumpster, at-home schooling and the MIS-C shit rearing it's head? Never been happier to be childless. I am terribly sorry for the worry you parents have been dealing with for months now.

Spain +10764, a new not Monday high - significant increase in deaths over expected as well at 71 reported.

6,000 of those cases were from last week... Spain's method of reporting is so fucked.

Link to this. Or dint happen. No time machines plz haha

10,764 new cases and 71 new deaths in Spain. From Aug. 31 onward, figures for daily new cases only include cases already validated by the Ministry of Health in the daily PDF report. Since the validation process takes time to complete, additional cases are expected to be added retroactively once the weekly historical dataset revision is released by the Ministry of Health on Friday, Sept. 11. Data up to Aug. 30 reflects the latest release of the official "Historical Series of Cases by Autonomous Community" dataset released by the Ministry of Health. Today 10/09 Spanish Health reported 4137 cases in the last 24 hours. [source]

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Casos diagnosticados el día previo 4.137

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Just a side note regarding the prior article I posted, it focuses only on kids that develop MIS-C, which is rare. It's actually so rare I can't put a good number on it. The CDC says there are 792 reported cases in the US - [link to www.cdc.gov (secure)] but extrapolating that to a probability is nearly impossible because so many pediatric cases went and are still not diagnosed. Combine that with many kids only being retroactively tested for SarS-nCov-2 antibodies -- which are unreliable due to variable degradation of immune response -- when they develop the syndrome makes it all the harder.

I don't want to downplay the risk but I don't want people to overestimate it either. There are rare complications that can occur with any viral infection, it is somewhat to be expected that we would see more anomalies with a novel virus running rampant through the population.

Funny if they turn out to mean the same thing....it is 2020....

Yep. As long as we still have internet.... we will be discussing this for years.... it’s a wait and watch timeline.

And the natives are restless....again.

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2020 might not like humanity.....