But there were articles a couple months ago that US Ag was going through a rough period and suicides were spiking in that industry..
Now they're okay?
I'm sure there are plenty other funding destinations more worthy of being angry at - this $2T measure passed the senate 96-0 - there has to be some dark and disturbing connections with it it

Even laundry is in quarantine these days... do they test each set? Lol

#15 | POSTED BY SHEEPLESCHISM

She went in undes and worked in deck Dept for a year or so? O_O.

$2/HR is hazard pay? It sounds like H-E-B workers need union representation. #6 | POSTED BY LESWIT

Assuming a 40hr HEB workweek, that's more than the monthly allotment for most types of military hazard pay lol.

This is pretty badass.
A quick glance at their balance sheet and cash flows tells me they could likely pay the rent, but they have the stronger bargaining position here.

What landlord will evict their tenant in a purpose built, brand specific space?

2- the heat makes the virus less virulent. When winter returns, so does the contagion.

3- the heat has little to no effect on the virus.

My opinion at this point is that #2 may be the best we can expect, with #3 possible.

Today, Dr Fauci mentioned that he is seeing a "seasonal" aspect to the virus, that it may be a seasonal affliction, like the flu.

#8 | POSTED BY LAMPLIGHTER AT 2020-03-25 10:43 PM | FLAG:

At least #2 would buy us time with medical advances over the summer.

Avatar 2 has been delayed from late 2021, to "whenever HalfLife 3 drops."

TIL Rand Paul has AIDs

Thanks Paul, for demonstrating that many more Americans likely have had, or have, Covid19 than currently thought.

Patrick, 69

Nice.

(Number seems to be a common theme during this pandemic)

Will it still be spring or will it be sometime this summer or fall?
Or even later? #1 | POSTED BY TONYROMA

Second week of April would be my (very optimistic) guess.
I'm also trying to be optimistic because I would like to travel outside my state in summer..

I appreciate the optimistic forecast

Scientists Test 69

Nice.

Little known secret.

#10 | POSTED BY HELIUMRAT
that is great! I'll check it out. Wouldn't think of getting kitchen essentials at essentially a gas station convenience store

(69 mi) from the Ebola River

Nice.

Interesting that veg oil was sold out, but plenty of olive and coconut oil.

Commissary was out of butter, eggs, and raw meats yesterday.
Going to check out another store later today. On my last 3 eggs, have maybe 1/4 cup butter left, and maybe 3lbs of chicken ----

I'm jealous that he had a gym to go to, all others in the DMV have been closed for three-ish weeks

Also known as the WuTang Flu

#4 | POSTED BY RIGHTOCENTER

Heh heh :)

Tammy Duckworth with an absolute dagger on CNN just now: "The Senate gym is not wheelchair accessible, so I work out from home."

I've had some fun times at drive in theaters ^_^

www.courier-journal.com

#4 | POSTED BY TONYROMA

Daaang now that's putting the pieces together

An army CPT I work alongside was sick so often since early February, dude probably gave an early exposure to the whole office.

Interesting. So he's asymptomatic and got tested. Wondering what the test results of my friends and myself would return as