Posted on 03/01/2020 12:56:17 PM PST by Vermont Lt
Continuation of the thread.
Previous Thread 6 here.
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/3820357/posts
I have an idea which may be stupid but I’m not a chemist or plastics specialist. Couldn’t someone figure out a way to ‘infuse’ the plastic handles of shopping carts with a chemical desanitizing ajent? Right into the plastic? Like those flea collars pets used to have only not so toxic. People wouldn’t have to wipe them down. The handles take care of themselves continuously? Maybe snap on and off replacements stores could change every so often? Just brainstorming here...trying to help somehow.
“We need to pray for the president.”
Incessantly.
These days it’s hard to remember something very basic about something like this, because we are in it, and we actually care.
Whatever God has planned for this world will take place, regardless of our desires. We will not understand His plan until after the reasons are well observed, and that is frustrating right now.
Keep faith in Him and His plan.
Relax, and let Him work.
Did the world understand what happened in WWII during the war? No.
LOL!
Thank you and your family.
BREAKING: Indonesia reports first 2 cases of coronavirus - Reuters
“first”
“US home heat kills covid virus.”
The why is LifeCare in Kirkwood having continuing transmission and infection? I just visited one of those skilled nursing facilities. It was easily 80°F in there, unlike a hospital.
From your San Antonio article...
...After the patient was released, a pending lab test was determined to be “weakly positive.” The patient was brought back into isolation “out of an abundance of caution,” the CDC said.
Health officials are working to trace people the patient may have come into contact with and notify them of their potential risk, the CDC said.
The city of San Antonio said its health department will assist the CDC in tracking where the patient went and who she interacted with, and said it will share the information publicly once the assessment is complete.....
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I remember transcribing the San Antonio health department presser, held with the CDC, they gave when the Wuhan people were first brought to Lackland and hotels.
It was one of the most evasive and weak health pressers I’d ever heard.
It gave NO confidence about the team and the task at hand.
I understand, however at 65C for 15 minutes the virus completely inactivates and is not detectable. I saw the 56C in other papers and am more comfortable with higher.
I guess they were not praying hard enough.....
Definitely agree.
IRELAND
Around 40 people have used coronavirus ‘drive-through’ facility at Antrim Area Hospital
Re 473: Run the heat up to what temperature to remove this virus?
that’s what I think, too.
Has this been posted yet? sad news:
SEATTLE (AP) — Health officials in Washington state said Sunday night that a second person had died from the coronavirus — a man in his 70s from a nursing facility near Seattle
Wow! That’s crazy awful. If detained workers are caught with a Koran, they are sent to re-education camps again lasting 3-5 years.
Just when I thought I couldn’t be more disgusted by the Chinese.
(From your link, the Australian document/report)
https://s3-ap-southeast-2.amazonaws.com/ad-aspi/2020-03/Uyghurs%20for%20sale_Final.pdf
The full list of companies using Forced Uyghur labour:
In all, ASPI’s research has identified 83 foreign and Chinese companies directly or indirectly benefiting from the use of Uyghur workers outside Xinjiang through potentially abusive labour transfer programs as recently as 2019: Abercrombie & Fitch, Acer, Adidas, Alstom, Amazon, Apple, ASUS, BAIC Motor, BMW, Bombardier, Bosch, BYD, Calvin Klein, Candy, Carter’s, Cerruti 1881, Changan Automobile, Cisco, CRRC, Dell, Electrolux, Fila, Founder Group, GAC Group (automobiles), Gap, Geely Auto, General Electric, General Motors, Google, H&M, Haier, Hart Schaffner Marx, Hisense, Hitachi, HP, HTC, Huawei, iFlyTek, Jack & Jones, Jaguar, Japan Display Inc., L.L.Bean, Lacoste, Land Rover, Lenovo, LG, Li-Ning, Mayor, Meizu, Mercedes-Benz, MG, Microsoft, Mitsubishi, Mitsumi, Nike, Nintendo, Nokia, The North Face, Oculus, Oppo, Panasonic, Polo Ralph Lauren, Puma, Roewe, SAIC Motor, Samsung, SGMW, Sharp, Siemens, Skechers, Sony, TDK, Tommy Hilfiger, Toshiba, Tsinghua Tongfang, Uniqlo, Victoria’s Secret, Vivo, Volkswagen, Xiaomi, Zara, Zegna, ZTE. Some brands are linked with multiple factories.
Thank goodness no one disputes my other points...
Well, it’s not 100% but it’s better than the no-heat of China. It helps. Everyone would be dead in such an environment in China.
Haven’t found any sources, but will keep looking.
I was in a meeting, the other day, and EVERYONE reached to shake each others hands, upon entering the conference room. I did NOT, and everyone understood.
I looked around the room, during the meeting, and noticed how often people touched their faces....noses (a LOT!), mouths, eyes, etc. It was non-stop.
What really got me was the guy who was passing out the presentations was touchihg his nose the most :(
I didn’t pick up my copy, and said I’d read the emailed version.
Another thing about 0bama*Care*....isn’t this when the just in time policies went into high gear? Stocking just enough supplies for a month, etc? Then, these companies (like Cardinal) were to be the ‘storage’ centers. I wonder how many months supplies these suppliers actually keep on hand.
I imagine we’ve allowed China to not only be our manufacturer, but our “storage provider” as well.
65C (149F) for 15 minutes to “inactivate” the virus.
“No one seems to have researched the effect of brief high temps- but I’m looking for it!!!”
Just like in cooking a roast (although I am not a cook and know very little about it)...160°F for so many minutes (not 1/100 of a second as the blower blows air through the heating elements in the A/A heat exchanger). This is for bacteria, I know.
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