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Alabama’s Nursing Shortage Worsens During Pandemic
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Nation could see a 'very deadly December' with tens of thousands of coronavirus deaths to come, model predicts

A possible scenario sees 415,090 Covid-19 deaths by January, the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington says in its latest forecast. The worst-case scenario is 600,000 deaths by January 1.

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Study links COVID-19 to inflamed heart muscles in athletes

Scientists at Ohio State conducted research on 26 athletes and found that four who had either mild or asymptomatic COVID cases had signs of myocarditis, known as inflammation of the heart.

"It affects the heart much more than other virus do," Kelly said. "We have to assume anyone with COVID has problems with their heart until proven otherwise."

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This is from June. I think he had another update more recent, but i didn't save it:

June 22nd/Arkansas Ranger guy here. Didn't think I would have anything to share until the fall, but things are picking up speed faster than anticipated. Discernment advised on all info sources from here on out. News picking up on Feds beginning to pressure states on stat reporting. This is big news. Feds will be the clearing house for all covid data. Don't be surprised with Homeland and DOD showing an increased public presence, and CDC and HHS taking a back seat going forward. National guard/reserve and active duty medical unit deployments now on table, especially mortuary/body recovery. Plans for LE support also being readied. Going into this winter, expect greater military showings on the streets in large cities facing covid crisis. Expect major disruptions to normal day to day life. Current planning still extending past 2024 into 2025. Experts do not believe this is just going away. Lots of carrots and sticks to fill the news cycles. Best advice is to focus on your local community, notice what is going on around you, especially EMT/first responder traffic in your neighborhood. Ambulance traffic specifically. Steady drip continues, we're now knee deep. Keep safe.

I get why they want this theory...... which is why I am so staunch on it.

Those vape illness would have infected whole hospitals..... there was zero PPE in place. We would have heard about entire ICUs crumbling.

I am not saying a case here or there wasn’t possible, but they were extremely isolated. And not contagious while flying.

That November, December thing is just (as it’s always been) to say that it won’t be that bad when next winter comes.

They are about to shove it down everyone’s throats...... Just to get in a few more months of kick the can.

You can have neurological issues from any virus.

And good morning. I am sorry that you are still roughing it and that you still don’t understand what balance is.

And your life would be different had the virus began earlier. Sooooo different. Schools would have closed in January. Spread would have been insane over January because it was so miserably cold. But yah don’t look at spread. Just read an article that puts forth a theory so that folks keep participating until the can can’t go any further down the road.

That phenomenon is actually quite common with large wildfires.

Yes, Riff.....

:)

It was just glorious and I like the siren..... it was funny.

Hope you have a magnificent weekend!

France is cooked.

"Covid-19: we no longer want to be governed by fear": the forum of researchers and doctors

In a forum for Le Parisien, 35 researchers, academics and doctors, including Jean-François Toussaint and Laurent Mucchielli, criticize the government's communication on the Covid crisis, which they consider too anxiety-provoking.

We are not at war but facing an epidemic that caused 30 deaths on September 9, compared to 1,438 on April 14. The situation is therefore not at all the same as 5 months ago

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Oh, wow.... I didn't listen to it with the sound on. That is so eerie. I gotta admit, being a child of the Cold War I still get the heebie jeebies when I hear those sirens go off.

Y’all don’t have monthly siren tests?

Damn, we have to hear those sirens 12 months a year.

la france est brûlée.....

croustillant.

We have them twice a week, every week. Noon on Saturday and 2 p.m. on Wednesday.

Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. That’s wow..... I would have to move :)

Another unexpected heart attack..... Stevie Lee ....Hollywood is having their share of unexpected deaths.

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Question for all of you still in cities and on community water. What are you doing for water when that fails?

Darth, your pups sound wonderful! I've always liked Huskies. Hope you find perfect homes for them!!

Heart medicine.... I love the original.... will post if I find it....

Hope you enjoy it.

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Every Friday at 11:00am. Gives me the creeps every damn time.

I didn't say it was rational. :~}

Nah, we'll last longer than that. I'd guess January into February since that's when flu season kicks our ass every year. Now add covid on top of that and it has the potential to be catastrophic.

You need a supply of potable water stored in a dark place. Distilled water in sealed plastic containers from the store works best, but if you're on a budget you can use empty 2-liter bottles with 3 drops of unscented bleach mixed in with the water. Rule of thumb: 1 gallon of water per person per day.

Even though I am on well and septic, I still have a 90-day supply of bottled water in case I am unable to run the well pump for some reason.

Long-term, you need to look into a rainwater collection system.

Sound on!!!! Someone finally did it!

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Weekly!!!

You and Croc are amazing. I couldn’t do it. My brain automatically starts trying to work when the siren goes off. I have to put earbuds in.

We're lucky here, being on the lake and with all the rivers feeding into it. We have water stored, but if it runs out I have a big Berkey and a distiller.

If we have to use lake water, it will take a bunch of work to get it clean enough. I probably have too many steps, but every crappy thing ends up in there.

Bump because their good puppies, Bront.

University of Oxford resumes vaccine trial

The independent review process has concluded and following the recommendations of both the independent safety review committee and the UK regulator, the MHRA, the trials will recommence in the UK.

We cannot disclose medical information about the illness for reasons of participant confidentiality.

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So one Paramedic on my station has it. Their crew mate is awaiting a test. That means we were an ambulance down for three nights - knock on effects!

Yah..... however, if you have the minimum 90 day supply..... that’s enough time to build something reusable or like Riff said.... rain water collection.

:)

Notebook filled with notes. And things to implement during the ultimate end.

McLennan County surpasses 7,000 COVID-19 cases; Baylor nears half of active cases

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LUBBOCK REPORTS 98 NEW CASES


There's a good breakdown of cases in Lubbock and the South Plains

For those in the suburbia with a well, in the event you don’t use it or power goes out, one of these buckets may be an option.

Not necessarily this on - there are several different sellers out there. But this site had some good photos.

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