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You could use that sentence regarding any conspiracy that is at least 20-30 years old.

The marchers continued down the block past the McCloskey residence to the mayor's house.

Were any houses on that street torched? I'm not sure any were. I don't recall anyone being beaten or killed, either.

Buffalo Skis or Buffaloskis? I'd vote for either

No doubt https://canadafreepress.com/article/anatomy-of-the-deep-states-cloaked-take-down-of-the-president

This is the same guy who is convinced there are people in invisibility cloaking devices filming him from his back yard. No joke

Of course. What is the bar for a grand jury subpoena? I imagine it's higher than suspicion but as a layperson am unsure.

Isn't the "substantial evidence of wrongdoing" implied by the court subpoenaing Trump's tax returns in a criminal case where he is named "Individual 1?"

Once saw most of a deer carcass on the 90 heading toward Albany. Obviously fresh and a bloody mess everywhere. An hour or so later passed a semi with the rest of the deer stuck in the radiator. Lovely ride that was.

Sundays are always low. Sundays should be compared to past Sundays. The most important metric, though, is the 7 day moving average, hence my thinking this week will be difficult for most of the country.

Most Sunday deaths in over a month. Bracing for this week. It's going to be difficult for much of the country.

Anyone ever look into Ashley Furniture?

Lol at the thought the IRS is so great at detecting fraud

The guidelines were not followed on a national level. It happened and to deny it makes you sound stupid.

First time since mid-April the deaths per day exceeded the 7 day average 4 days in a row.

A: The % positive rate has also increased with increased testing. Mid-June the US was at 4.3%. The US is now at 8.4%. Here is a great chart that allows you to toggle state by state - https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/testing/individual-states/usa B: Indeed. Deaths will rise, though, as they lag behind case rises, however, we should not expect to see the same levels of death in the south because of what was learned from the first spikes in the NE and advancements in therapy. If we do see the same levels I would be shocked.

Is it getting better? A majority of the country sees the data that shows cases increasing to record levels. A majority of the country knows deaths lag weeks behind cases. Caution should be expected.

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Ditto - especially since it's a single physician's anecdotal evidence

Interesting thing I found researching the NJ deaths. Like you, @shoshin, I can't find anything at the moment that explains their high death to cases ratio.

This liberal would love it. The more people who wear masks, the quicker this ***** is over with. I'd like to watch a kickoff in September.

Pretty ***** you guys think a teacher, specifically this one, a Bills fan brethren, wants to sit home and collect checks. You should both be ashamed. Teachers have done a fantastic job since this crap started in March and should be applauded. Absolutely pathetic statements by the both of you.

Your reason article even states this... Most the evidence so far suggests that people who recover from a COVID-19 coronavirus infection do, at least for a time, develop immunity to the microbe. If that's true, what is the disease-induced herd immunity threshold for the COVID-19 coronavirus? Various epidemiologists offer different answers, depending upon their estimates for the disease's R0 and other variables, but most have converged on a threshold at around 60 to 70 percent. That article seems to be based on the sciencedaily study - haven't had time to check out the mdnewstoday one. The study seems interesting - I'll give it a read when I had a chance. Thanks.