11:11 Angels Message Board

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/21/health/h ... index.html

"Have to cook from home for the first time? Here's what you need to know"

Who knew There are virgin cooks!
Tip: A potholder is necessary protection.

Rod

Re: https://dnyuz.com/2020/03/20/smile-the- ... rt-are-in/

"The distinction has confused the Finnish themselves, but it turns out that happiness, at least as it’s defined in this report,
is not a function of how well you express your emotions. Rather, it is a measure of general satisfaction with life and, more important,
the confidence that one lives in a place where people take care of one another"

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/21/us/toile ... index.html

"If you scroll to the 'Advanced Options' section, you can really get detailed, customizing the average number of wipes per trip,
the number of sheets per wipe, sheets on the roll, and people in the house."

Caution: Public disclosure of your personal information* may reveal degree of cleanliness ...
with a failing score then requiring your inspection by the Associate of TP.

* your online device has a unique address that can be associated with the calculation ...
and large number of rolls may suggest "hoarding" and/or reselling.

Rod

Re: https://apnews.com/6ccca2d0e218411cb6b8aa8d60f8357c

" 'We know that gorillas are very sensitive to human diseases,' she said. 'If anyone has a cold or a flu they are not allowed to go and see the gorillas. With coronavirus having such a long time of no symptoms ... it means that we could actually put those gorillas at risk.' "

So ... we're a bit more related to gorillas than we believe

"Such a long time of no symptoms" is revelation that only symptoms
have been society's popular evidence of colds and flu - not more scientific evidence.

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... Trump.html

"Fauci says he tells Trump things FOUR times before they sink in, criticizes him for shaking hands with people
and using term 'China virus' - and is absent from latest briefing"

Actually, a "politics first" mentality, seemingly worldwide
and making truth seekers work a bit more to know the facts.

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/23/us/calif ... index.html

Those who still gather are confident that "the other guy" has the virus and that they can avoid such contact
that would cause it to pass their way (or that the virus will have minimal effect on them). That they could pass it on
to people more vulnerable is not a concern.

Rod

Re: https://www.zdnet.com/article/working-f ... y-lawyers/

Who knew
One needs protection even when working at home ...
audio protection! (and less secure network than in the office)

Rod

Re: https://www.rt.com/news/483893-france-b ... ronavirus/

"The new measures, expected to take effect on Tuesday, include closure of the majority of open-air markets across the country.
Local authorities, however, will be able to ask for an exemption from this rule.

Outdoor exercises, such as jogging, will be limited as well - residents will not be allowed
to go farther than 1km (0.6 miles) from their homes."

Who knew
Jogging might become a spectator sport!
A web cam screen saver! or wall projection
to simulate being at the health club.
Coronavoyeurism! (CV)

Rod

Re: https://www.debka.com/netanyahu-coronav ... -lockdown/

"Coronavirus figures double every three days, may surge into thousands requiring full lockdown"

With this virus the time for lockdown is weeks before the surge, however ...
governments cannot justify such extreme response until the numbers appear.
Like a tsunami but longer, the surge seems to recede within a few weeks.

Rod

Re: https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2020/03/25 ... shut-down/

“You cannot go on long bike rides. Playgrounds are shut down. You must abide by the order. Outside, is for a brief respite"

Jogging with your dog on a long yard to get your morning paper may not be "brief respite"
... but you're still required to activate Fido's pooper scooper as needed.

Rod

Re: https://halturnerradioshow.com/index.ph ... -in-the-uk

"even if some people will survive, most will not, and the world as we know it is coming to an end."

Actually, the data - not "worst case projections" - hint that this sentence could be restated:

"even if most people will survive, some will not, and the world as we know it is coming to a new beginning."

Rod

Re: viewtopic.php?f=2&t=29514
and https://www.azfamily.com/news/continuin ... 5b5ae.html

" 'When people get sick, the first thing in their body that actually gets depleted is vitamin C,'
said Dr. Steven Katz, a naturopathic physician in Scottsdale."

"Dr. Katz said the New York doctors are giving patients around 6,000 milligrams a day through IV and seeing positive results,
but warns that by pill, people shouldn’t take more than 2,000 milligrams of vitamin C per day unless told by their doctor."

See also:
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/vi ... #section21
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/vi ... ottom-line
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/si ... -vitamin-c

Summary: Vitamin C by IV (medical procedure with complementary watchcare) is promising!
but a daily intake of natural Vitamin C (food) may help minimize virus vulnerability.
Also, Vitamin C is water soluble, requiring good hydration for super doses

Rod

Re: https://rense.com/ (title of article)

"Gates Wants People To Have PAPERS Showing They
Are Either Recovered Or Been Vaxxed Against CV-19!"

Vaccination via recovery (aka "natural immunity")
might be preferable to lab-based immunity (aka "vaxxed")
... since a vaccine would have limited testing.

Rod

Re: https://www.rt.com/news/484208-panic-bu ... ronavirus/

"Regular old fruits and vegetables were snapped up all across the UK, but a snapshot from one Tesco outlet
suggests that brussels sprouts are despised all year round, not just at Christmas."

Brussels sprouts suggest the "lead a horse to water" proverb.

See also: http://www.whfoods.com/genpage.php?tnam ... ce&dbid=10
https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/be ... ls-sprouts
https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/284765

Rod

Re: https://www.investmentwatchblog.com/ame ... ingle-day/

"America Is Now The COVID-19 Epicenter: The U.S. Just Had 17,224 Newly Confirmed Coronavirus Cases In A Single Day!"

Those cases (and many more) have probably existed for weeks - rapidly increasing testing creates the graph
with such an upward curve, but a more flattened curve would have been created with much earlier testing (IMO).

What about the countries where the virus is present yet hardly being tested
Those future announcements may suddenly shout PANDEMIC!

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ggles.html

"Tennessee doctor reveals the state’s health department advised doctors to use DIAPERS and swim goggles for protection"

This headline seems to suggest that doctors should wear Pampers (some might already when bathroom breaks are limited),
but the headline refers to wearing a cloth diaper as a mask. Yet, many experts agree that a serious mask is required!

Re: https://www.zerohedge.com/health/will-f ... oronavirus

"Will A Face Mask Really Protect You From The Coronavirus?"

"choose a NIOSH-approved N100 mask because it protects the wearer by fully covering the mouth.
An N100 mask will help prevent inhalation of 99.7% of airborne germs, which means they aren’t a totally fail-proof method.
N95 and N99 masks can also be effective."

"consensus has been that the coronavirus is expelled from an infected person
and remains on dust particles and water droplets in the air"

Rod

consensus has been that the coronavirus is expelled from an infected person
and remains on dust particles and water droplets in the air

Re: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/ ... s-21765751

"Boris Johnson admitted shaking hands with patients before coronavirus diagnosis"

... but consider how close you are to a person when shaking their hand
(and Boris already knew about hand washing).

Rod

A point of law - not of politics!, but critics shout "politics".

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/ushome/index.html

"But Massie said he might hold up the bill, citing Constitutional issues about voting without a quorum present.
'US Constitution ARTICLE I, SECTION 5, CLAUSE 1 Quorum requirement:' he tweeted earlier this week with a screen grab
of the section of the constitution that requires a majority of lawmakers to be present to conduct official business"

Massie has a good point ...
if citizens of this democracy still value their Constitution (vote needs to be legal as required by law);
a voting-without-quorum precedence can undermine the Constitution. He may have sacrificed his career
to make a necessary point ... since stimulus money RIGHT NOW is very popular!

Rod

Regarding "no handshakes" during pandemic ...

Elbow bumps get persons even closer, but ...
doggie-style toe touches with legs outstretched might work!

Rod

Re: https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/27/business ... index.html

"millions of white collar workers — normally bound by dress codes and expectations in the office —
are trading business trousers for sweat pants, and stiff blazers for that hoodie they would only ever
allow their family, roommates or dog to see.

But there's that matter of video conferencing where you still want to present a presentable self ...
so, many of us are donning business attire on top and casual clothing from the waist down."

"No bottoms" does not mean "NO bottoms", apparently.

Rod

Re: https://techstartups.com/2020/03/27/cor ... ficant-dr/

"French researchers completed new additional study on 80 patients, results show a combination
of Hydroxychloroquine and Azithromycin to be effective in treating COVID-19"

Rod

Re: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nat ... 080571002/

"At least eight strains of the coronavirus are making their way around the globe"

"the tiny differences between the virus strains suggest shelter-in-place orders are working in some areas and that no one strain of the virus is more deadly than another. They also say it does not appear the strains will grow more lethal as they evolve. The virus mutates so slowly that the virus strains are fundamentally very similar to each other"

Rod

Re: https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/crocs ... free-shoes

"company is ready to ship up to 10,000 pairs of clogs per day to assist those on the front lines of the pandemic"

Comfortable, durable, washable shoes (openings permit bacteria, viruses, etc. to collect).

Rod

Seems to me ...

There's a big difference between how the coronavirus is spreading
and how it could spread (such as the virus remaining on surfaces).

Alarming news/predictions* seem focused on how it could spread,
but how it's actually spreading best determines defensive action.

* effectively intensified by delayed testing! (what's reported
is rate of testing/confirmation - not rate of virus spread)

Rod

Re: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -risk.html

"The public are currently being asked to keep a distance from each other of at least 6ft 6in. But a new study
by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) suggests gap should be four times bigger at around 26 feet."

And suggests new shoppin' technology: Every customer must wear a human detection device that beeps
when you're too close to another person. Then change direction or "shelter in place" until the device tells you to move.

In BIG stores, you stay in a control booth and navigate a robot (kids will love shoppin') that gathers your items
... or you operate the robot from your vehicle with your laptop or cell phone (it's OK to tip robots).
The control booth is automatically fumigated when you leave (part of the shoppin' cost).

Rod