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The COEXIST with a swastika is a plot twist that I didn't see coming at all.
Wasn't that same car (minus the camper) ITT earlier?
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OKC was 2.5 tons compared to 2750 tons.
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It's amazing how little they believe in personal accountability.
Yeah I want to walk that back. When I wrote that I was miscalculating how many days were left in the year.“Assuming nothing crazy happens,” I think 300k by year end would be highly unlikely. 100k more by March seems even more unlikely.What was KSU-W's prediction again? 40k? I mean his modified prediction, of course. I believe his initial prediction was around 10k.
That was def his first prediction, it was stupid as hell. I do think he revised to to 40 or 50k.
I will say barring anything spectacular one way or another, I think by the end of 2020, we'll probably be pretty close to 300k (and at least past 250k), and by full calendar year (March 2021) I think we'll be probably around 400k. Now that we have entered the nearly 1000/day average pretty regularly we'll unfortunately probably hang around that value for several weeks.
Schools? People now being cooped up inside? It seems more likely to me, and this thing has powered through summer pretty well and is still slowly building.
300k by year's end is certainly possible. I'd bet against it, but i'm chronically and incorrectly optimistic about this.
Herman Cain and one of the Turning Point USA guy dying of this is more like the ultimate tragedy. So unwilling to do anything but make this a political thing and grift beyond grift and then to ultimately succumbing to it. It's like thinking you're Hercules but you're really Sisyphus and instead of the rock just rolling back down the hill it rolled over you. It's the ultimate willful stupidity perpetrated by those who absolutely knew better.
That doesn't mean I'm sad about it, nor do I think people who laugh about it are really that bad, but I ain't going to laugh at it, and Cain & TPUSA guy got the ultimate and IMO a proper comeuppance, and I'm sure the devil is enjoying two new souls to his realm (if you believe in such a thing). Their actions may not have directly lead to someone dying (and hard to prove) but they definitely added and emphasized an atmosphere of callous disregard to the severity of this, and that most assuredly lead to more death and suffering.
We go over 155K today.“Assuming nothing crazy happens,” I think 300k by year end would be highly unlikely. 100k more by March seems even more unlikely.What was KSU-W's prediction again? 40k? I mean his modified prediction, of course. I believe his initial prediction was around 10k.
That was def his first prediction, it was stupid as hell. I do think he revised to to 40 or 50k.
I will say barring anything spectacular one way or another, I think by the end of 2020, we'll probably be pretty close to 300k (and at least past 250k), and by full calendar year (March 2021) I think we'll be probably around 400k. Now that we have entered the nearly 1000/day average pretty regularly we'll unfortunately probably hang around that value for several weeks.
Schools? People now being cooped up inside? It seems more likely to me, and this thing has powered through summer pretty well and is still slowly building.
The Sept Death Poll is going to be a challenge to get right.
“Assuming nothing crazy happens,” I think 300k by year end would be highly unlikely. 100k more by March seems even more unlikely.What was KSU-W's prediction again? 40k? I mean his modified prediction, of course. I believe his initial prediction was around 10k.
That was def his first prediction, it was stupid as hell. I do think he revised to to 40 or 50k.
I will say barring anything spectacular one way or another, I think by the end of 2020, we'll probably be pretty close to 300k (and at least past 250k), and by full calendar year (March 2021) I think we'll be probably around 400k. Now that we have entered the nearly 1000/day average pretty regularly we'll unfortunately probably hang around that value for several weeks.
What was KSU-W's prediction again? 40k? I mean his modified prediction, of course. I believe his initial prediction was around 10k.
I'm in favor of opening schools with optional virtual but this is also a good takeIf you’re having a zoom call to decide whether to open schools rather than an in person meeting I think you should know the answer.
— Zack Czajkowski (@ZackCz) July 23, 2020
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/express-entry/eligibility/federal-skilled-workers/six-selection-factors-federal-skilled-workers.html
Thank breaks down for me:
Language: 24
Education: 25 (I'm sure it'll be, how else would I have gotten 2 visas this far using engineering, which makes it super easy)
Work Experience: 11
Age: 12
That's 72 before even the job offer part. I'm sure I could get that arranged if need be.
I’m at 67 right now before the 5 bonus points I think I’d get for adaptability, but I lose a point every birthday. I think I’m going to apply ASAP. You can get streamlined if a province wants you, and maybe they would if I promised to work remotely there where americans are paying me but I’d be spending my money there.
drove by a Kobach sign that said
"Vote Kobach"
"Build the Wall!"
Yeah I think the general populace would be well served to acknowledge that this is a tough problem with significant drawbacks associated with every available solution. I don't feel too strongly about it one way or the other, and I get annoyed by those who think any solution is obviously the correct one.
100%. I am just tired of the one side who wants to keep kids at home generally not realizing that is not a viable solution to most people, and it also is generally from people who value education, but obv aren't thinking about how most people in this country actually work and live. And that teachers are being put in this horrible spot and they are some singular victim of this, as if grocery store clerks, food workers, sanitation, etc hasn't already been dealing with that sort of crap since day 1. Heck my office has been pushing for us to go back (and we have been back). No one is acting like we're some sacrificial lamb unto the alter of society (more like we can still do this from home, why are we going back? oh because you want to, I see).
On the flip side, it's rich seeing those who would rather Besty DeVoss this crap and act like they are doing a solid for students and "caring" about education, without recognizing/caring about the real dangers and concerns of faculty, staff, and well, it's not just kids who get sick too, they will carry it to others at home and to said faculty and staff. But those the breaks in this crazy fight. I feel for the parents first, kids next, then teachers, then everyone else involved in this.
I've been trying to sort that balance in my head (without a clear conclusion), is what we are asking for teachers to do higher risk than waiters, bartenders, other essential workers. I think it probably is, but I'm sure there are some areas that are worse (meatpacking or some other manufacturing that can't distance and involves a lot of people indoors).
I guess the difference is teachers have to be accredited and have more leverage as employees (not like it's job that can easily attract new employees quickly).
