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FWIW, the upper end of the investment grade bond market is on fire today.

Look at the details - 350 patients is a pretty big number. This is done solely to try to limit the black market.

Mnuchin throwing down the gantlet to the airlines. If you want federal aid, you have to give up equity. Gives them a choice of raising the cash through gov't or public markets, but suffer the same consequence.

The obvious reason is to control the black market for these scripts. Don't want it to turn into another oxy fiasco with unscrupulous MDs and pharmacists

It's not people. It's the anti-Trump faction in the news that are deliberately twisting his words. Look at his words and match them up to the headlines. In fact, there was the first source for the headline that Trump wants to open up the country by Easter, and all other news outlets simply repeated it.

Not picking on you specifically, but let's read the actual words that were spoken to see if he's actually commanding the country to be open by Easter. "I would love to have the country opened up and just raring to go by Easter" “Our public health experts, who are terrific, are studying the variation and the disease across the country, and we will be using data to recommend new protocols to allow local economies to cautiously resume their activity at the appropriate time,” “Our country wasn’t built to be shut down,” “This is not a country that was built for this.”

Shhh, don't tell the morons that Buckleys has ammonia in it.

Who's the Asian chick in the bathtub?

No wonder they kick butt in STEM

I think you missed the joke

First 30 minutes and last 30 minutes each day. Blame the algo bots.

Yet, you have time to check Twitter

Believe all women, amirite?

I'm also guessing 100% of supply chain would still be in China too. But, she'd be better. No doubt about it.

Need to justify all that TP that's been hoarded

The theory is that you don't need full lock downs - just have people practice common sense anti-viral hygiene. And she would handle it better because ....?

So sorry to lose another fan ?

The trends for the rest of this week will be huge to see the direction of the spread. Friday marks the 2-week anniversary of NY getting more serious, as March 13 was the last day where NYC was still fully open for business & contact (even though many people started staying away midweek) It's logical that NY cases grew at a high rate leading up to this week (New Rochelle patient was diagnosed in early March), and if you subscribe to Leavitt's prognostication, the rates should start falling after Saturday. The absolute numbers should still be high given the base, but growth should slow as well as the death rate. Keeping fingers crossed.

As of today, there's only one bank that still on Wall Street. But there are a hell of a lot of small businesses on it that are shut down, with the lowest paid people feeling the maximum pain.

Shhhh, he's on a roll

This multi-page thread could have been summarized in this one post.

RPI has put together a landing page of CV resources. Worth a look for those interested in the data & trends.

How many points did the Bills score in regulation? How many times did the offense score more than 24 during the season? It's ok to recognize that Allen is still limited as an NFL QB and has to resort to improvised athleticism. That's not sustainable if he can't make routine throws, because he will continue to get hammered on every one of those "brilliant" plays.

Nitpicking by highlighting that he's still hesitant to make a routine NFL throw in week 18 of his 2nd NFL season? Hopefully Palmer has that play on very heavy rotation this offseason.

Just getting around to this. Yes, at that time (week 4) Josh was holding the offense back and Dabol was getting too much flak, when it was Allen making stupid decisions. By mid-season Dabol adjusted the offense to fit Allen's strengths, but it was still not enough to field an above average offensive output. You can make an argument that Allen doesn't have bonafide playmakers, but the bottom line remains is that Allen is still hesitant to make routine throws an NFL QB HAS to make. He cannot wait until his receivers are wide open every time. He needs to trust the play and the route and give his receivers a chance. Case in point is the 1st down play, in 3Q of the Texans game. Bills have the ball on the Texans 14, after Hopkins' fumble. A TD here puts the game away for sure. Dabol calls a perfect post route for Lee Smith. The safety realizes too late and holds Smith up. Allen is staring him down all the way, and needs to release the ball at the top of his drop, which he started to do. His hand is pumped back and Smith has enough separation from the safety who's holding on to him. A good QB throws the ball at that instance, because there are only 3 outcomes - Smith makes the catch for a TD or 1st down inside the 3 yd line, safety called for holding or DPI, pass is incomplete. Instead Allen pulls the ball back and makes an odd off-balance throw to Kroft who has no chance of catching it. When Allen starts making that routine throw, then all the questions will stop.