jltrent said:Schools closed here until the end of the month.. Basically forcing most working parents to put their kids in a day care which thrusts the kids right back into a situation of contamination. An exercise in liability reduction, not infection reduction.
jltrent said:Schools closed here until the end of the month.. Basically forcing most working parents to put their kids in a day care which thrusts the kids right back into a situation of contamination. An exercise in liability reduction, not infection reduction.
https://www.wdbj7.com/content/news/Governor-Northam-orders-all-Virginia-K-12-schools-closed-for-minimum-of-two-weeks-568777011.html
Stocker Steve said:The "news" is hard to take. Some public officials seem to be in a race to be the most reactive. Meanwhile back at the ranch we deal with daily chores and a epidemic. So what is important in life? Great teaching opportunity.
jltrent said:Schools closed here until the end of the month.. Basically forcing most working parents to put their kids in a day care which thrusts the kids right back into a situation of contamination. An exercise in liability reduction, not infection reduction.
https://www.wdbj7.com/content/news/Governor-Northam-orders-all-Virginia-K-12-schools-closed-for-minimum-of-two-weeks-568777011.html
Stocker Steve said:jltrent said:Schools closed here until the end of the month.. Basically forcing most working parents to put their kids in a day care which thrusts the kids right back into a situation of contamination. An exercise in liability reduction, not infection reduction.
Yes, but would teachers show up?
Hereford2 said:
Stocker Steve said:The news said now that everyone has a TP pile, we should be buying oat milk for the extended shelf life.
Still have not figured out the bottled water thing, but stocking some medicinal wine or brandy seems reasonable.
hurleyjd said:Stocker Steve said:The news said now that everyone has a TP pile, we should be buying oat milk for the extended shelf life.
Still have not figured out the bottled water thing, but stocking some medicinal wine or brandy seems reasonable.
Most tap water in America is safe. If you are afraid then you could boil a supply. Most people cannot remember how pitiful and nasty the rural folks had for water before rural water systems funded by our socialist government created funds for them.
Buck Randall said:jltrent said:Schools closed here until the end of the month.. Basically forcing most working parents to put their kids in a day care which thrusts the kids right back into a situation of contamination. An exercise in liability reduction, not infection reduction.
https://www.wdbj7.com/content/news/Governor-Northam-orders-all-Virginia-K-12-schools-closed-for-minimum-of-two-weeks-568777011.html
We learned from 1918 that shuttering the schools is one of the most critical steps in slowing a pandemic. Most places of employment will probably be sending nonessential employees home, so that reduces the daycare problem. Even if all of those kids were going to daycare, those facilities are usually smaller and more isolated than schools, so it's at least a small improvement.
The original comment is what makes no sense - it's unrelated irrelevant statistics and then gives the advice to wash your hands and everything will be good. Washing your hands is not all your have to do, you also have to not breathe anytime your around other people.Hereford2 said:
Hereford2 said:Haha I was saying that as a joke to put a little humor into the situation lol
jltrent said:This virus is starting to sound pretty scary.