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The rotisserie chicken is tasty and cheap. It's a good Sunday dinner.
We can still do a meetup but we will have to do elbows not hugs or handshakes!Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
As far as I know, people who get infected usually have respiratory symptoms, not digestive symptoms...
I wouldn't do that considering that people are taught to cough and sneeze into their elbows.
Well, it looks like we will be doing a lot of bowing then.
Aloof smile and queenly wave?
I agree about Christopher Lloyd, high probability he cancels. So much for the BTTF centerpiece.Re: GDC part 2...maybe, maybe not. Most of the cancellations at GDC were major sponsors/presenters and global companies. ECCC doesn’t really have those. This is something I’ve long complained about ECCC for not having, but this year it’s probably a good thing they don’t.
Actually...ECCC tweeted yesterday, asking people what they were packing to bring to the show. And they received this response today. So it looks like they are okay with the show going on, but just posting cautionary advice.
If it gets so bad that the water turns off, I think we'll have more important things to worry about than covid. Being a Californian, I always have water and food to last a while. They drilled that into us since kindergarten. I was in yesterday stocking up on Kleenex. It was the last day of the sale.The rotisserie chicken is tasty and cheap. It's a good Sunday dinner.
Costco doesn’t have the big gallons. I’m not sure whether the bulk small ones there end up being cheaper per Oz than the big ones elsewhere (it’s fairly easy to find the gallons for $1 each), but I hate small bottles enough to not bother calculating, so I just buy my water at not-Costco.
Covid is lower respiratory, not upper respiratory like the flu or the cold. So excessive mucus production is not as common and thus lower incidence of runny nose, sneezing or sore throat. A cough and shortness of breath are more common symptoms.
From what I read, COVID-19 can be either upper respiratory or lower or both. There's been discussion of people having mild symptoms with the disease, with some of them originally think they just have a regular flu or cold. It's probably also why the disease isn't as fatal as originally thought too. Here's a CDC article that discusses 2 pts from that infected Japanese ship:You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login