March 26, 2020

As an old guy living alone I search and improvise to stay alive - for what it's worth:

No Hand Sanitizer? No alternatives? Peroxide kills corona. No peroxide available at Walmart? I'm probably shooting myself in the foot but if this could help:
In stock on April 6, 2020.
Blubonic Food Grade
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Price: $39.99 ($0.31 / Fl Oz) & FREE Shipping 12% (Derived from 35%) Stabilizer Free, Pure Oxygen and Water H2O2 (Gallon)
by Blubonic Industries

Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2) must be diluted for safe use. To dilute to a 3% solution use 1 part 12% food grade Hydrogen Peroxide to 3 parts distilled water. ... Warning: 12% H2O2 is a strong oxidizer — when handling, always use rubber gloves and safety glasses. KEEP OUT OF REACH OF CHILDREN.

March 26, 2020

It's zero hour and the next sleeping gate keeper is belatedly locking down

March 25, 2020

Dying to dethrone you

March 24, 2020

General Malaise

March 24, 2020

Yes

March 24, 2020

New York - 42nd Street live cam New York, view of 42nd Street, Madison Ave and the Hudson River

https://www.skylinewebcams.com/en/webcam/united-states/new-york/new-york/nyc-42th-street.html

March 23, 2020

Gov. Wolf issues stay-at-home order for hardest-hit Pa. counties

HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf ordered residents of the state's hardest-hit areas to stay home to help combat the spread of the new coronavirus that has already sickened hundreds and caused six deaths statewide.

Wolf issued the stay-at-home order for Philadelphia and its surrounding counties(Bucks, Montgomery, and Delaware counties); Allegheny County, which includes Pittsburgh; and Monroe County in the Pocono Mountains.

Together, those counties account for 75% of the state’s confirmed cases of COVID-19. It's the latest in a series of progressively tougher measures imposed by Wolf in the face of a global pandemic that state officials say threatens to swamp hospitals and spike the death toll.

The order was to take effect at 8 p.m. Monday.
Wolf also extended school closures in the state until at least April 6.

https://www.wfmz.com/health/coronavirus/gov-wolf-issues-stay-at-home-order-for-hardest-hit/article_a02321bc-6d2d-11ea-a130-8741fc77de3c.html

March 23, 2020

I know nothing about Susan Sarandon so I googled and found this:

In an interview with Variety, Sarandon claimed that Trump inspired women and people of color to run for office to combat his policies.

In the two-minute-long clip, the interviewer asks Sarandon what "grade" she would give Trump for his performance in the Oval Office. "I'd tell him to start all over again," Sarandon responded, before suggesting the current state of politics has encouraged more women and people of color to run for office. However, she does not draw that connection to Trump or credit the president directly.

Sarandon starts by pointing out that the political stage had been set for Trump to rise to power. "I mean in all fairness to Trump, this stuff was all laid in place over the last twelve years. I mean this didn't just suddenly happen," she said.

"Democrats were losing thousands and thousands of seats and all these things were put in place, people were being deported, and there was many, many wars," Sarandon noted. "But he is so bumbling, and he is so… he's like a character out of a cartoon or something, that you can't not be aware of what's going on now.

"And Bernie Sanders proved you can run without taking dark money, without taking PAC money, and so you're seeing an enormous amount of people that are using that, and are running and winning! And so many women in primaries, and now we've got more elections coming.

"Those people, you never saw that population running. So many women, I think like 40 percent more women are running for office and becoming elected. We're on the verge of having the Governors of Florida, Georgia, and Maryland be people of color and one woman. This is a revolution," Sarandon said.

After the interview was shared on social media earlier this week, Messing and other celebrities publicly voiced their frustration and anger at Sarandon's comments.

"STFU SUSAN. Oh yes, PLEASE let's give Trump CREDIT. I mean how else are you able to walk out on the street. Convince yourself that that this CATASTROPHE of a President who you said was better than HRC IS NOT ripping children away from parents seeking asylum, holding children," Messing tweeted, alongside a link to the Variety video.
https://www.newsweek.com/what-did-susan-sarandon-say-about-donald-trump-debra-messing-tells-actor-shut-1119308

March 20, 2020

Kansas governor's decision to close all schools sees GOP pushback

Kansas GOP lawmakers on Wednesday moved to limit their Democratic governor’s emergency powers during the coronavirus pandemic, arguing that they are an overreaction that is fueling panic and an unnecessary intrusion into people’s lives.

The pushback came after Gov. Laura Kelly announced Tuesday that all public schools will be closed for the remainder of the school year and classes will be held remotely to curb the spread of the coronavirus.

Conservative critics have suggested that Kelly's actions suggest she might go after firearms and try to limit their sale.

https://www.foxnews.com/politics/kansas-governors-decision-to-close-all-schools-sees-gop-pushback

March 20, 2020

Recovering COVID-19 patient describes what it was like to have the virus (kids just wana have fun)

David Anzarouth knew it could happen to anyone but never thought it would happen to him.

The fit 25-year-old living in Toronto didn't worry about taking his vacation to South Beach in Miami, Fla., in early March.

But 10 days later, he found himself sitting in an isolated emergency room at Toronto General Hospital, wearing a mask and feeling "the most incredible pain that I've ever experienced" as he was tested for COVID-19.

A day later, the former McMaster University student learned he was infected with the virus that has led to massive disruptions in Canada and around the world as governments scramble to limit its impact.

"I can't put into words how different this feels than anything I've ever experienced before," Anzarouth told CBC News.
Partying with thousands and sharing accommodation

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/coronavirus-patient-1.5502501