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Toggle, its an interesting word the Ca Governor is using. This may be the description and purpose of its use.
Fauci Says there is a way sports (ie Professional Sports) can resume this summer.... this does not sound good for softball to return before fall...
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Even with the virus stuff? I thought with the virus, they were allowed to not report back
Preliminary results from a New York State study showed a 13.9% incidence of COVID-19 antibodies in 3,000 samples representing a total population of 19.5M (implying ~2.7M people) .Which of course means, the mortality rate is cents on the dollar compared to what has been reported.
12:10 p.m.: Cuomo releases results from NY antibody tests
About 13.9% of the 3,000 New Yorkers who were part of randomized antibody tests in the state were infected and developed an antibody, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Cuomo announced the data at his daily press briefing, but noted it is preliminary. The data was collected over two days in 19 counties and 40 localities across New York from people who were out in public.
Of the 13.9%, the data showed that more men tested positive, despite making up a smaller portion of the study.
The data also gave some insight into the regions where infection is spreading: New York City has the highest rate of positive antibody results, with residents accounting for 43% of the study and making up 21.2% of the positive tests. Long Island accounted for 14.4% of the study and made up 16.7% of the positive tests, while Westchester and Rockland Counties accounted for 9.8% of the study and made up 11.7% of the positive tests. The rest of the state accounted for 32.8% of the study and made up 3.6% of the positive tests.
Cuomo, extrapolating the data, said it’s likely 2.7 million people in the state have been infected, with a death rate of 0.5%.
abcnews.go.com
12:10 p.m.: Cuomo releases results from NY antibody tests
About 13.9% of the 3,000 New Yorkers who were part of randomized antibody tests in the state were infected and developed an antibody, according to Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Cuomo announced the data at his daily press briefing, but noted it is preliminary. The data was collected over two days in 19 counties and 40 localities across New York from people who were out in public.
Of the 13.9%, the data showed that more men tested positive, despite making up a smaller portion of the study.
The data also gave some insight into the regions where infection is spreading: New York City has the highest rate of positive antibody results, with residents accounting for 43% of the study and making up 21.2% of the positive tests. Long Island accounted for 14.4% of the study and made up 16.7% of the positive tests, while Westchester and Rockland Counties accounted for 9.8% of the study and made up 11.7% of the positive tests. The rest of the state accounted for 32.8% of the study and made up 3.6% of the positive tests.
Cuomo, extrapolating the data, said it’s likely 2.7 million people in the state have been infected, with a death rate of 0.5%.
Coronavirus updates: Cuomo releases results from NY antibody tests
A global pandemic of the novel coronavirus has now killed more than 185,000 people worldwide.
abcnews.go.com
Well this is a garbage reply without some data and context. You can't just speak things into existence. Your opinion is not that powerful.
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Just for you own information, if you haven't looked at this.That is nice for CA. On the otherhand OK is at the bottom of testing capacity at the moment...
That is nice for CA
Or in Oregon 1000 of tests going unused each week.......
Thousands of coronavirus tests going unused each week in Oregon
Last week, Gov. Kate Brown said there were roughly 9,000 tests administered per week in Oregon.
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Thanks. I've seen it..I look at that page at least twice a day
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OK great!Thanks. I've seen it..I look at that page at least twice a day
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I just got a message stating that USSSA is considering holding a tournament at its complex in Viera, Fl on May 9, subject to approval of governmental authorities.
I would be curious how many teams would attend one that soon? How many families on those teams would allow their children to play? My DD is in college at this point and we only do 23u events, but we have decided to not even register at this point. If things improve, maybe we will try to do something in July. But we have no plans before that.
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