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COVID-19 - Facts and Information Only Topic
BillsFan4 replied to Hapless Bills Fan's topic in Off the Wall
How to “coronavirus-proof” your home: https://www.cnn.com/interactive/2020/03/health/coronavirus-tipsheets/coronavirus-proof-your-home/index.html I thought this was a pretty good list. I added the stuff in the parentheses+italics -
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I was happy with the Diggs trade from day 1. I never really minded the price tag. But I was just thinking, with the cancellation of pro days, workouts, in person visits and all the other draft related complications from COVID19 (which has severely limited team’s hands on opportunities with basically this entire college draft class), I am even more ok with it now. This was probably the year to trade away picks for a sure thing.
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Felt like this was worth sharing. It’s a very simple cloth mask anyone can make with a couple hair ties and a few folds (no sewing required). Instructions + pics: http://blog.japanesecreations.com/no-sew-face-mask-with-handkerchief-and-hair-tie Video: I see people saying “assume you have it and act accordingly in public” (aka, try your best not to spread your germs) and I generally agree with that premise (obviously STAY HOME if you actually think you’re sick, or come into contact with someone w/covid). If making + wearing a simple cloth mask can help limit the spread even slightly, I feel like it would be helpful. And a mask like this wouldn’t take away any resources from our healthcare workers, so I felt ok sharing the video.
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Saw this and decided to share: https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2020/03/not-wearing-masks-protect-against-coronavirus-big-mistake-top-chinese-scientist-says# ‘Not wearing masks to protect against coronavirus is a ‘big mistake,’ top Chinese scientist says’ It’s an interesting interview. Seems like a moot point at the moment, since we don’t even have enough masks for our healthcare workers, let alone the entire US population. But in general I do think it’s something we will probably see a lot more of moving forward (people in public wearing masks, like we see overseas). This sounds like a smart idea. It is something I’ve thought a lot about - How do you keep 1 member of a household from infecting the rest of the household, especially if there are family members in the higher risk category? Do you quarantine off a section of the house? What if there’s only 1 bathroom? (etc).
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Carol Baskin’s response to what was in the documentary: https://bigcatrescue.org/refuting-netflix-tiger-king/?amp Ive only read a few paragraphs so far. came across it in this article: https://www.looper.com/196856/everything-tiger-king-didnt-tell-you-about-the-true-story/
