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MTA to use ultraviolet lights to kill coronavirus on NYC subways, buses </snip> Transit officials Sunday announced plans to use powerful ultraviolet lamps to disinfect the agency’s trains, buses and work areas — a modern upgrade from the bleach and chemical sprays typically used for clean-up. The technology is a part of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s beefed-up cleaning efforts during the coronavirus pandemic, and was born out of a partnership with scientists at Columbia University who were previously testing UV lights as a method to quickly kill other diseases in transit systems. </snip>

I wonder what he'd make of the world today?

Whoa is right... </snip> Former Public Safety Secretary Genaro Garcia Luna was known for his close cooperation with U.S. law enforcement during his tenure from 2006-2012. "I think the U.S. government should, now that the investigation has started, get to the bottom of this and also investigate officials from the DEA, the CIA, the FBI who were involved at the time, because there was without doubt cooperation, they worked together," said President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. "This isn't just corruption," López Obrador said. "This is criminal association between governments, or between government officials," he said, referring to the administration of his predecessor, Felipe Calderón. López Obrador took office in December 2018. </snip>

Well, they were not run out until they were down to the last eight or nine patients they were taking care of. When they were no longer necessary, , they were suddenly bigots. Nice political principles.

If you want to wear a mask, find an N95 one. This study on the NCBI part of the NIH site showing N95 masks are great (which we have all heard). Any other type of mask? Ummm ... </snip> Laboratory tests showed the penetration of particles through the cloth masks to be very high (97%) compared with medical masks (44%) (used in trial) and 3M 9320 N95 (<0.01%), 3M Vflex 9105 N95 (0.1%). </snip>

Welp, as someone who watched all the pressers I can confidently say, you are wrong. Tough questions are one thing, disrespectful screaming over the President of the United States, is quite another. I have written before... it is not the man, it is the office. And when you are disrespecting the office of the President of the United States, you are disrespecting the American people. Their ties to China explain a lot of their questions. You can go through this thread for my notes during the pressers, and then the clips of the exchanges with these two "journalists" and the President. These "journalists" are not seeking the truth or trying to further a discussion, they have an agenda, and they are pushing it.

Trump: Coronavirus briefings will return, blasts ‘angry’ CBS News reporter </snip> Trump, who ended the daily briefings last week, said there would continue to be one or two a week as he pivots from crisis management to reopening the economy. He said his new White House press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, would be holding court at some of those sessions. </snip> Me: Anyone would watched the pressers knew who he would single out. They are both very disrespectful. Paula Reid's hubby is paid by China. I understand why she is so angry, nasty, and screechy. Weijia Jiang is a native of Xiamen in China. I cannot believe he calls on either one of them. </snip> He singled out two CBS News journalists as people who particularly irritated him — Weijia Jiang and Paula Reid — during the briefings. </snip>

Trump: Coronavirus briefings will return, blasts ‘angry’ CBS News reporter </snip> Trump, who ended the daily briefings last week, said there would continue to be one or two a week as he pivots from crisis management to reopening the economy. He said his new White House press secretary, Kayleigh McEnany, would be holding court at some of those sessions. </snip> Me: Anyone would watched the pressers knew who he would single out. They are both very disrespectful. Paula Reid's hubby is paid by China. I understand why she is so angry, nasty, and screechy. Weijia Jiang is a native of Xiamen in China. I cannot believe he calls on either one of them. </snip> He singled out two CBS News journalists as people who particularly irritated him — Weijia Jiang and Paula Reid — during the briefings. </snip>

From what I got out of that thread: 1) If someone at home has it, you are gonna get it. 2) Schools should be open. 3) Public transportation it is the great petri dish. If herd immunity is your goal, looks like that will be the way to spread it to people. Hindsight will be interesting - exactly how close to correct were/are her current conclusions? Will more data tell a different story? The postmortem on this virus, how it was/is spread, where it came from, how the lock-down helped/hurt, etc will be fascinating.

Ummmm ...

You seem to be asking for a lot today.

Yeah, that happens a lot down here. And, it does suck.

Well, looking at all the people I have blocked posting in waves the last few pages, I would say this is correct.

Gearing up?

If these tweets are on the up-and-up, these people need some mental help.

Maybe they should send the Governor this NIH study on the effectiveness of masks?

Ummm so the law firm that worked with the FBI and against their client, slow walked any and every piece of paper that exonerated their client, is in line for a nice malpractice lawsuit (fine? disbarment of some attorneys working on the case?), has determined that "anything more would be too difficult, too expensive and not required." And, what will they do if the judge orders them to turn over more of these "anything more would be too difficult, too expensive and not required" notes/paperwork? I see phone records are what they are pushing back on. Yeah, Eric Holder is a piece of *****.

A portion of Delaware Ave is "millionaire's row" .... back when a million dollars meant something. ?

Looks like the N95 masks are great (which we have all heard). Any other type of mask? Ummm ... </snip> Laboratory tests showed the penetration of particles through the cloth masks to be very high (97%) compared with medical masks (44%) (used in trial) and 3M 9320 N95 (<0.01%), 3M Vflex 9105 N95 (0.1%). </snip>