Restrictions Are Slowing Coronavirus Infections, New Data Suggest

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[FONT=&quot]Harsh measures, including stay-at-home orders and restaurant closures, are contributing to rapid drops in the numbers of fevers — a signal symptom of most coronavirus infections — recorded in states across the country, according to intriguing new data produced by a medical technology firm.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The new data offer evidence, in real time, that tight social-distancing restrictions may be working, potentially reducing hospital overcrowding and lowering death rates, experts said.[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]The company, Kinsa Health, which produces internet-connected thermometers, first created a national map of fever levels on March 22 and was able to spot the trend within a day. Since then, data from the health departments of New York state and Washington state have buttressed the finding, making it clear that social distancing is saving lives.[/FONT]
 

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Dr. enflameo said "we need to get back to work" last week...:):)

enflameo said it was an overreaction...face)(*^%
The guy is a total moron...Loser!@#0
 

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in time.....golfers to walk that pristine fairway..........................



a walk with more gratitude?.........




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I think the real question is how many people are gullible enough to believe in a 2 week period, a shelter in place order caused estimates to go from highs of 1.7 to 2.2 million (don't even get me started on the morons predicting 14÷ million with their exponential BS), down to between 100k to 200k. Complete horseshit! It's been fearmonger central from the start
 

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Harsh measures, including stay-at-home orders and restaurant closures, are contributing to rapid drops in the numbers of fevers — a signal symptom of most coronavirus infections — recorded in states across the country, according to intriguing new data produced by a medical technology firm.
The new data offer evidence, in real time, that tight social-distancing restrictions may be working, potentially reducing hospital overcrowding and lowering death rates, experts said.
The company, Kinsa Health, which produces internet-connected thermometers, first created a national map of fever levels on March 22 and was able to spot the trend within a day. Since then, data from the health departments of New York state and Washington state have buttressed the finding, making it clear that social distancing is saving lives.

This is great news ;

When will restrictions end ? Can the restrictions end?? Should the restrictions end ??? who decides?

Very tough decisions to be made?
 

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yeah guys, such a great game....cant fuckin wait.......... Got new irons, was overdue!! Srixon z585's, have always been a Cobra guy was leaning Cobra Forfed Tec irons, but Srixon won.

SR, 'north of shore'? whereabouts r ya? y guys r lucky...too cold up here to play

No Masters this year? just wow...guess we take so much for granted. Wake up call
 

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I think the real question is how many people are gullible enough to believe in a 2 week period, a shelter in place order caused estimates to go from highs of 1.7 to 2.2 million (don't even get me started on the morons predicting 14÷ million with their exponential BS), down to between 100k to 200k. Complete horseshit! It's been fearmonger central from the start

Let me guess, you're a trained physician who has put together a credible model of your own that refutes the experts in a convincing way. Please share it with us
 

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Hitting the links on Friday and Sat. Can’t wait


Playing today in Milton. Friday and Saturday at my home track.

Cups pulled up or turned upside down to keep hands out. Some courses have flagstick remains in rule. I have heard some courses have pulled the flags completely.

All rakes are removed but I try to go into the sand anyways.

Weather is super sunny and 60s. Perfect.
 

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Deerfield open or Rattlesnake?
 

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Playing today in Milton. Friday and Saturday at my home track.

Cups pulled up or turned upside down to keep hands out. Some courses have flagstick remains in rule. I have heard some courses have pulled the flags completely.

All rakes are removed but I try to go into the sand anyways.

Weather is super sunny and 60s. Perfect.

have you played Bears Best in Suwannee?
 

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Let me guess, you're a trained physician who has put together a credible model of your own that refutes the experts in a convincing way. Please share it with us

Nice dodge. I see you have no answer for such a drastic swing (no surprise there). I don't need to refute them as they've refuted themselves.
 

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Deerfield open or Rattlesnake?


nope. Haven't played either in years. Rattlesnake is a nice course, Clublink , tho?

ever play this course?

https://woodensticks.com/


pricey but includes two a la carte meals . Think Gary Roberts is a part time owner. Play it every yr, we're booked in late May :103631605


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opening hole......
 

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