damn with NYC schools being closed, the supermarkets are EMPTY. I never seen anything like it. Literally every box of spaghetti was gone. Amazon Fresh, Peapod, FreshDirect, none of them have delivery windows for the next week even if the product is available. Crazyyyy
COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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newworldafro
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Death to the demoness Allegra Geller
All of MGM Resorts is shutting down! Holy shyt! Oh my god.
If you don't live in NV I'm sure it seems like nothing but it's literally the only industry. The biggest employers in the state are the casinos and the school district and they are both closing down
If you don't live in NV I'm sure it seems like nothing but it's literally the only industry. The biggest employers in the state are the casinos and the school district and they are both closing down
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R.I.P. Kobe and Nip, that’s off the rip
if we're quarantine for any period of time, its important to keep our mental health up. exercising at home, meditating, calling your loved ones, etc. makes a big difference. no matter how introverted or antisocial you consider yourself, humans are social animals and being in the absence of others can make people go insane literally.
I don't trust China, but if they are to be believed and they have this thing somewhat under control from what it was. It took them a good 3-5 months. The US IF they do it right could have the same results
https://www.facebook. com/100009728355389/videos/1131279617206306/
That's alot of money they gonna lose...
whoever owns MGM is probably freaking out right now...
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Video dropped 5 years ago ...popped up on my YouTube feed
Old stubborn African people.
My mother INSISTED on going to her little bootleg church today after I pleaded with her not to (due to her health). I told her it is irresponsible of this church to still have services.
"Don't talk about the church that way. It was Men's Day."
Who gives a fukk?
You wanna die over Men's Day? Now she's upset 
My mother INSISTED on going to her little bootleg church today after I pleaded with her not to (due to her health). I told her it is irresponsible of this church to still have services.
"Don't talk about the church that way. It was Men's Day."
Who gives a fukk?
You wanna die over Men's Day? Now she's upset 
BK The Great
Veteran
Coronavirus victims in Italy will be denied access to intensive care if they are aged 80 or more or in poor health should pressure on beds increase, a document prepared by a crisis management unit in Turin propose.
Some patients denied intensive care will in effect be left to die, doctors fear.
The unit has drawn up a protocol, seen by The Telegraph, that will determine which patients receive treatment in intensive care and which do not if there are insufficient spaces. Intensive care capacity is running short in Italy as the coronavirus continues to spread.
The document, produced by the civil protection deparment of the Piedmont region, one of those hardest hit, says: "The criteria for access to intensive therapy in cases of emergency must include age of less than 80 or a score on the Charlson comorbidity Index [which indicates how many other medical conditions the patient has] of less than 5."
The ability of the patient to recover from resuscitation will also be considered.
One doctor said: "[Who lives and who dies] is decided by age and by the [patient's] health conditions. This is how it is in a war."
The document says: "The growth of the current epidemic makes it likely that a point of imbalance between the clinical needs of patients with COVID-19 and the effective availability of intensive resources will be reached.
"Should it become impossible to provide all patients with intensive care services, it will be necessary to apply criteria for access to intensive treatment, which depends on the limited resources available."
It adds: "The criteria set out guidelines if the situation becomes of such an exceptional nature as to make the therapeutic choices on the individual case dependent on the availability of resources, forcing [hospitals] to focus on those cases in which the cost/benefit ratio is more favorable for clinical treatment."
Luigi Icardi, a councilor for health in Piedmont, said: "I never wanted to see such a moment. It [the document] will be binding and will establish in the event of saturation of the wards a precedence code for access to intensive care, based on certain parameters such as potential survival."
The document is already complete and only approval from a technical-scientific committee is needed before it is sent to hospitals. The criteria are expected to apply throughout Italy, government sources said.
More than 1,000 people in Italy have now died from the virus and the number is growing every day. More than 15,000 are infected.
Italy has 5,090 intensive care beds, which for the moment exceeds the number of patients who need them. It is also working to create new bed capacity in private clinics, nursing homes and even in tents. However, the country also needs also doctors and nurses - the government wants to hire them - and equipment.
Lombardy remains the most critical region. However, the situation is also serious in neighboring Piedmont. Here, in just one day, 180 new cases were recorded, while deaths numbered 27. The trend suggests that the situation is not about to improve.
Roberto Testi, president of the coranavirus technical-scientific committee for Piedmont, told The Telegraph: "Here in Piedmont we aim to delay as long as possible the use of these criteria. At the moment there are still intensive care places available and we are working to create more.
"We want to arrive as late as possible at the point where we have to decide who lives and who dies. The criteria relate only to access to intensive care - those who do not get access to intensive care will still receive all the treatment possible. In medicine we sometimes have to make difficult choices but it's important to have a system about how to make them."
I'm on self q for the next three weeks, I plan on walking for at least 4-6 hours a day with my books on audible, smoke good all fukking day, and play with my dogs in the backyard. I hope to fukk it is above 45 in NYS next three weeks. I set up all my work shyt on Friday, my home office looks like a war room now. Im not excited about it, but I plan to hit price chopper at 4am tomorrow morning, it's Sunday, so they should be restocking tonight. I was at the store today, and I have to say, not being a prisoner of the moment, this is the craziest shyt I have ever seen. I work in produce logistics, and I really don't think we are going to be able to keep the wh open for the rest of the week, gonna try to have the production line do as much as possible for the next two days, carry massive inventory, and be ready for the shut down by Wed.