Have been 45 years consideribg Forest Service, military, and post retirement wildfire work.....
Told truth. Had ethics. Had boss that lied like a dog to employees and public....habitual liar
Embarrassing
Should have run for congress
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Told truth. Had ethics. Had boss that lied like a dog to employees and public....habitual liar
Embarrassing
Should have run for congress
I read it was school kid doing this?Hasn't been confirmed. It's a bullshit story.
Don't propagate this nonsense
I totally forgot about the heat, so I'd go with the administrators but it may be a bit different during the fall.
A few years back they were breathlessly reporting on "rainbow parties" that were supposedly happening in middle and high schools (girls with different color lipstick performing sexual favors on boys to create a rainbow). Nobody ever found a single example of it happening, except some reports that the media caused hkids to try it out after they reported it.
For the record, I only know about this garbage because my kids were the right age when this was being reported on. So family kept tagging me in reports about it on Facebook. And every bit of research I did could find no real examples, just reporters talking about it.
For the record, I only know about this garbage because my kids were the right age when this was being reported on. So family kept tagging me in reports about it on Facebook. And every bit of research I did could find no real examples, just reporters talking about it.
Heat and humidity aren't the first factors I'd point to as lessening likelihood of transmission. Outdoors in general will lessen likelihood. But long duration of close contact situations where players are exerting themselves 100% is a textbook scenario for transmission on the other side of things.
He pointed to a few things (hence, etc.) but the conditions on the field was one of the primary points of our discussions that day.
Which is why you get them on campus get it under control and keep it that way. If all teams are doing this you have reduced the possibility of transmission but not eliminated it. When someone on the team goes out into a less controlled environment that is when you increase the risk for the team.
Same with my home, manage exposure for the people under my roof and the risk is very lower. If I visit with others that have done the same again low risk.
I get the theory of controlling the environment, but what measures are in place to isolate the 105 football players from other students on campus outside of practice time, meeting time, and weight room/conditioning time? I am not sure it's possible. Players are still going to interact with non-players on campus, at other gatherings, at the store, etc.
The University is taking steps to monitor all students. Temperature checks, testing, constant sterilization. The campus will be a controlled environment that will minimize the chance for the virus to spread. Not saying it can't surface, but if it does, immediate steps can be taken to control it.
And when do college students cooperate
It's not a matter of cooperation. It's a matter of diagnosing and isolating the exposed and infected ASAP.
Gotta keep all of them in their dorms at all times though. That is the hard part. The minute they break and go to the club or a party everything can go south.
You'd have to lock them down to manage this.
The charts I've seen indicate the southern states are rising faster than the northern states, so this seems to indicate that summer isn't any better where its hotter.
This data is to help normalize and visualize the data, cases per 100k people. One of the better sites I've seen.
globalepidemics.org
The charts I've seen indicate the southern states are rising faster than the northern states, so this seems to indicate that summer isn't any better where its hotter.
This data is to help normalize and visualize the data, cases per 100k people. One of the better sites I've seen.
- Green = <1 per 100k
- Yellow = 1-9 cases per 100k
- Orange = 10-24 per 100k
- Red = 25+ cases per 100,000.
Risk Levels - Global Epidemics
RISK LEVELS First published in July 2020, our COVID-19 risk levels dashboard served as a tool for the public to track the pandemic in real time. As the pandemic has evolved and testing and reporting data have changed significantly, we have retired the dashboard as of December 2022. To explore...
globalepidemics.org
And that is the challenge. For that matter when do people cooperate? You will not eliminate transmission but you can reduce the risk. When you do have a case isolate. It is going to happen so players will miss some playing time.
Actually.....that’s exactly what it will take is cooperation...
All of which u speak is.....what you do with those that do cooperate....
You'd have to lock them down to manage this.
The charts I've seen indicate the southern states are rising faster than the northern states, so this seems to indicate that summer isn't any better where its hotter.
This data is to help normalize and visualize the data, cases per 100k people. One of the better sites I've seen.
- Green = <1 per 100k
- Yellow = 1-9 cases per 100k
- Orange = 10-24 per 100k
- Red = 25+ cases per 100,000.
Risk Levels - Global Epidemics
RISK LEVELS First published in July 2020, our COVID-19 risk levels dashboard served as a tool for the public to track the pandemic in real time. As the pandemic has evolved and testing and reporting data have changed significantly, we have retired the dashboard as of December 2022. To explore...
Are any of those infected Yankees that have come down to vacation or get away from Northern hotspots, all while bringing it with them?
Most likely have to threaten most of them with the question, "do you want tape to increase your shot at making millions or rely on your current body of work". Guys like Najee, Dylan, Alex, and Devonta came back to build their tape. Get those seniors thinking about their future and I bet they get some folks in line.
Maybe so.....if any anybody can reach them....its nick...
