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Bothell High School closes Thursday for cleaning due to coronavirus concerns
BOTHELL, Wash. — Bothell High School is closed Thursday "out of an abundance of caution" after a staffer's family member was placed in quarantine for possible coronavirus, according to Northshore School District superintendent Michelle Reid.

Reid said a staff member at Bothell High School returned to work Monday after a week of international travel. The staffer said a family member traveling with them became sick Tuesday and was taken to the hospital. The family member is being treated, monitored and quarantined at the hospital for possible coronavirus. The test results for the sicked family member may take 5-7 days.

Reid said the school staffer is not sick, but remains in self-quarantine at their home.
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It's easier to just call it Covid or Covid-19.

The countries with problems are proof why Communism / Socialism doesn't work. Their infrastructure is bad water, bad food, no medicine. We see China building hospitals like they're trying to do something, but in reality, they are jails for infected people. They either live after being in quarantine for a month, or die.

^^^^ I bet the Pope and higher ups in Italy come to the USA for treatment. Pope comes to the USA for Easter to deliver a message (cough, cough).
 
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I had to google that.. and google came through

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More than once and you are playing with it
 
You should also start a reconnaissance program on your block neighbors. Are they prepared? Can you make an alliance?

People who didn't prepare like you are going to get hungry. They will be polite until you say "No". Then you may have to start voting people off the planet.

No time like the present to start this effort.


A word to the wise is sufficient
 
Or if you are in a rural area like me.. you get the tractor out and finish your trenches and barricades
 
A ditch is hardly classified. Unless of course you're just juggzing for attention.


I actually don't have a trench and barricades dude.. sorry. I went too far in my enthusiasm.

I do have a pretty big buffer between neighbors though.. so I got that going for me
 
I have most of those things now being of Floreda.
1. Hurricane Impact Windows.
2. Hurricane front door that opens outwards.
3. Hurricane garage door.
4. Cameras that record 24/7 and upload motion events to the cloud (Wyzecam).
5. Bottom level of home is Concrete Block Stucco (CBS).
6. Publix grocery store and shopping center is within walking distance.
7. Costco is 5 miles away. CVS and Walgreens are 1 mile away.
8. Filtered water under sink that leads to fridge (also has a filter).
 
you read that somewhere... of course
Sadly, no. I used to rub peppermint oil on the back of my neck and one day after putting some on, went to take a leak, and rearranged everything before peeing. 10 seconds into pissing... the burn was intense and lasted for a while.

Jalapenos, meet your equal.

Oregno oil is also hot but I've only noticed that from drinking it and some of the oil get stuck on the lips.
 
Sweet!

Coronavirus Paralyzes Global Credit Market As New Issuance Crashes To Zero
n the early days, when virtually nobody paid attention to the coronavirus pandemic which China was doing everything in its power to cover up, markets were not only predictably ignoring the potential global plague - after all central banks can always print more money, or is that antibodies - but until last week, were hitting all time highs. All that changed when it became apparent that for all its data manipulation, China was simply unable to reboot its economy as hundreds of millions of workers refused to believe the government had the viral plague under control, starting a potentially catastrophic 2,3 month countdown to millions of small and medium Chinese businesses going bankrupt, resulting not only in untold devastation in the world's 2nd largest economy but paralyzing and crippling supply chains across the world. Worse, it also triggered the biggest equity selloff in years.

And now, the coronavirus pandemic is about to leave yet another market in critical condition as the global credit machine is grinding to a halt.

As Bloomberg points out, the $2.6 trillion international bond market, where the world’s biggest companies raise money to fund everything from acquisitions to factory upgrades, came to a virtual standstill as the coronavirus spreads panic across company boardrooms.

While hardly a surprise with US equity markets suffering one of their worst selloffs since the great depression, Wall Street banks recorded their third straight day without any high-grade bond offerings, an unheard of event - especially in this day and age of ravenous yield apetite - outside of holiday and seasonal slowdowns. Across the Atlantic, European debt bankers had their first day of 2020 without a deal on Wednesday. And bond issuance in Asia, where the virus first emerged, has also slowed to a trickle.
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