"WW C"- COVID-19, GLOBAL CASES SURPASS 676 MILLION...CASES 676,609,955 DEATHS 6,881,955 US CASES 103,804,263 US DEATHS 1,123,836 8:30pm 1/28/24

4 Dimensional

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@CurtDawg @4 Dimensional Wake County sheriff's office is suspending new pistol permit applications until the end of April. Good thing I submitted mine last week and went into the office on Monday to make sure it got started on the next phase

Unfortunately, I’m not a gun owner. Wife didn’t feel comfortable with me having one in the house with my anger issues.

I guess that’s understandable.
 

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I hope the hot weather slows things down. Can't think of why else the Caribbean, South American, and sub saharan African countries don't have many deaths.
Oh trust me it’s in the Caribbean and other countries. It’s just a matter of time for the numbers to go up. Just like how in the us it took weeks to circulate and build up. 57 so far in Trinidad with 56 being from persons with recent travel history. We Closed our borders and are testing looking for community spread.

That hot weather talk is trump talk and it’s dangerous. Expect a disaster in many countries. Look at where South Africa is trending already.
 

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Smashing her thick ass so brutally.... the sheets will be curry soaked....



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lightbright

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Aaaaaand fuck a bail out for cruiselines that ain't even American companies.... bitches got slick anyway.... moved their HQ's to other countries to avoid taxes..... get a bailout from those countries.... :hmm:

sidebar: absolutely no fux given for those floating petri dishes



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By: Drew Scofield


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COLUMBUS, Ohio — In a news conference Monday, Ohio Lt. Governor Jon Husted said that Ohio is facing an unprecedented number of state residents seeking unemployment benefits but could not go into specifics because the Trump administration has asked states not to release those numbers.
According to Husted, Ohioans were having a problem accessing the state’s unemployment website on Monday due to the sheer number of people visiting the site.
“The system was not built for a crisis, it was built to take care of what we could expect on a regular or even robust basis,” Husted said. “What we’re experiencing now is, frankly, unprecedented.”
As of Tuesday, when you Ohio’s unemployment website, it states: “We are experiencing slow processing times due to high claims activity.”
“We ask for people to be patient, know that we understand the frustration that can come with this,” Husted said Monday. “Know that we understand the frustration that can come with this.”
On Friday of last week, the state released updated statistics showing the number of new unemployment claims filed daily for that week. That number totaled 139,468, a 2,796% increase over the previous weeks' claims, which were 4,815.
RELATED: Unemployment claims in Ohio rise dramatically
It’s not known how many people tried to access the website and phone lines to get the ball rolling on the unemployment process due to the U.S. Department of Labor having asked Ohio to no longer release unemployment numbers.
According to CNN, the department sent an email to state governments last week to only “provide information using generalities to describe claims levels (very high, large increase)” until Thursday this week.
A Department of Labor spokesperson told CNN that, “state data is regularly embargoed until the national numbers are published on Thursday morning and states are asked not to share their data until that time. As a leading economic indicator that has the potential to impact policy decisions and financial markets, it is important to ensure the information is communicated in a consistent and fair manner."
At the daily coronavirus briefing in Columbus on Tuesday, Husted expressed his frustrations over the embargo from the federal government.
“We talked about being transparent up here and one of the things that really troubled me yesterday was the fact that we’d received an order from the Department of Labor, not to release the daily unemployment numbers, but we will we will not be able to give them daily, we are going to give them weekly, so every Thursday," he said. "We are allowed to, to share that data, and we’re going to share that data with you every Thursday as soon as we’re allowed to do it, providing weekly, not daily, updates to that.”
Husted said that while he may not agree with the order, he plans to comply by releasing unemployment data weekly on Thursday.
"I was very frustrated with the fact that that that’s the guidance that that we had received," he said. "I believe that we should be allowed to release it on a daily basis, but that’s what they asked for. And look, we have to collaborate, we have to work together. We expect local governments to work with us we have to work with the federal government. I respect their strategy for releasing information — will do it weekly versus daily.”
A representative for Ohio Jobs and Family Services said that while they do intend to publish certain aggregate statistical data, "we are unable to do so at this time pursuant to federal unemployment regulations and guidance."
 

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THE DETROIT NEWS: Beaumont nears capacity: 635 hospitalized for COVID-19 with limited ventilators

Beaumont Health is caring for 635 patients with confirmed or suspected COVID-19, putting pressure on the eight-hospital system as it nears capacity for staffing, protective equipment and ventilators, the Royal Oak-based health system said Tuesday.

The health system has been transferring patients between hospitals to find space and is beginning to convert some operating rooms into intensive care units, Beaumont Health Chief Operating Officer Carolyn Wilson said.

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Dota

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Yeah, NC is picking up cases fast. I think many are attributed to our large college population and those spring breakers went you-know-where and brought you-know-what back here. That's why Durham, Orange, Wake, and Mecklenburg Counties are the hardest-hit areas so far.

Another thing scaring me about NC are them church folks. My pop preaches and I'm trying to get him doing Facebook Live or YouTube Live vs having in person services. Those younger preachers are use to it but it's a definite adjustment for the older heads. Waiting for the government to tell you to shut down church isn't the option :smh:
 

4 Dimensional

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Another thing scaring me about NC are them church folks. My pop preaches and I'm trying to get him doing Facebook Live or YouTube Live vs having in person services. Those younger preachers are use to it but it's a definite adjustment for the older heads. Waiting for the government to tell you to shut down church isn't the option :smh:

BRUH!

These folks still out here having Sunday service and Easter is about to come up. Man, this shit is about to be disastrous.

You can't get these southern black folks to turn away from church for shit!

I asked my neighbor did they have service this past Sunday and he said yes.
 
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