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CobraGT 08/31/20 1:31:33 PM #147:	TwoBit_Samurai posted... In S.C. we went from upper 400s to 500 cases a day, to over 1200 a day once the colleges started. University of S.C. is being lit up with cases, as well as the Citadel (news said something along the lines of "Its okay, they have the sick beds to handle it") Public schools open next Tuesday, in my area. I work in the school system and can tell you it will be an absolute mess. The news is reporting things to be used as safety measures that are just not in place. One school so far as the safety glass between desks. The glass is short too. If a small kid stands up it will be no issue to have his face over it. Teachers have been working together closely, unmasked. If they need to be policed to wear masks, how are they trusted to enforce the rules for children? If they need to be policed to wear masks, how are they trusted to enforce the rules for children? I never saw this one coming. I have had trouble wrapping my head around Chicago having a lower positivity rate than counties south of its Cook County. They are way less population dense. In an inverse way this mentality may be saving Chicago. Chicago has about 50% compliance and a 5.2 positivity rate is nothing to brag on but I am grateful it is not worse. If these southern counties (Kankakee and Rantoul) are blowing off guidelines, then my guess is that they are staying out of Chicago voluntarily. Next I also guess that their staying out of Chicago is keeping Chicago's infection rate down based on my picture that the fewer people moving around the less the coronavirous contagion will be. BTW, the main campus of the University of Illinois is in Champaign-Urbana county and they have a [weird] plan of some physical class time. This is the ordinance that the county put in place. https://www.c-uphd.org/documents/admin/coronavirus/CUPHD-COVID-19-Face-Coverings-and-Gathering-Restrictions-Ordinance.pdf --- GoldenSun/Crossbone Isle diagrams/ 18 teams known http://s174.photobucket.com/albums/w89/SwordOfWheat/Weyard/PicsNao/ <cite>CobraGT posted [p:944041630] in Coronaviru... [t:78901526]...</cite> <quote>TwoBit_Samurai posted... </cite> <quote>In S.C. we went from upper 400s to 500 cases a day, to over 1200 a day once the colleges started. University of S.C. is being lit up with cases, as well as the Citadel (news said something along the lines of "Its okay, they have the sick beds to handle it") Public schools open next Tuesday, in my area. I work in the school system and can tell you it will be an absolute mess. The news is reporting things to be used as safety measures that are just not in place. One school so far as the safety glass between desks. The glass is short too. If a small kid stands up it will be no issue to have his face over it. Teachers have been working together closely, unmasked. If they need to be policed to wear masks, how are they trusted to enforce the rules for children?</quote> If they need to be policed to wear masks, how are they trusted to enforce the rules for children? I never saw this one coming. I have had trouble wrapping my head around Chicago having a lower positivity rate than counties south of its Cook County. They are way less population dense. In an inverse way this mentality may be saving Chicago. Chicago has about 50% compliance and a 5.2 positivity rate is nothing to brag on but I am grateful it is not worse. If these southern counties (Kankakee and Rantoul) are blowing off guidelines, then my guess is that they are staying out of Chicago voluntarily. Next I also guess that their staying out of Chicago is keeping Chicago's infection rate down based on my picture that the fewer people moving around the less the coronavirous contagion will be. BTW, the main campus of the University of Illinois is in Champaign-Urbana county and they have a [weird] plan of some physical class time. This is the ordinance that the county put in place. https://www.c-uphd.org/documents/admin/coronavirus/CUPHD-COVID-19-Face-Coverings-and-Gathering-Restrictions-Ordinance.pdf --- GoldenSun/Crossbone Isle diagrams/ 18 teams known http://s174.photobucket.com/albums/w89/SwordOfWheat/Weyard/PicsNao/</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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