It doesn't say anything about seeds in that article.haha look at this picture...hilarious
this is from a Lowe's
rest of store is open
Critics: Why are Michigan's restrictions different than other states'?
Edit: It just falls under "landscaping".
Edit: It just falls under "landscaping".
we are still paying the mortgage
stopped paying extra on principle for now though
sucks
and my lady has been out of work 6 weeks now and the unemployment is so slammed and wonky that she hasn't received a dollar from the state or fed...all three of her occupations were ordered closed by the state
we are lucky/smart because we aren't paycheck to paycheck people...and I still am pulling in about 60% of normal income
unless there's no one picking it because it didn't get planted or harvested. That's a real risk with the migratory work force.
not in that article no
it says...
gotta close parts of the store involving
Garden
Paint
Furniture
can't buy paint lol
Buying seeds now prohibited in Michigan — but booze, pot, lottery tickets OK
Buying seeds in a store to grown one's own food, or paint for home repairs, is illegal — but Michiganders can still legally purchase alcohol, marijuana, and lottery tickets, which have been deemed "essen
here is the actual executive order from Mich Gov...not that I am reading it all
Whitmer - Executive Order 2020-42 (COVID-19)
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Gotta love Floriduuuuuh...
Herald drafted a suit seeking ALF records. DeSantis aide pressured law firm not to file it
Herald drafted a suit seeking ALF records. DeSantis aide pressured law firm not to file it
Actemra (a rheumatoid arthritis immune modulator) has now been successfully used in a few critically ill doctors that were infected while caring for patients.
This + zinc +IV ascorbic acid is successful in observations. Which of course is the weakest data, but there are now phase three trials going on for this as well.
That's at least three immune modulators in trial right now that have good observational data in the critically ill and a physiologic reason they should work. Also studies on them are all underway. This is good
This drug is a potent interleukin 6 inhibitor.
Azithromycin is well known to have IL-6 inhibition and we use it for that reason for other diseases. This might be the link and why it seems azithromycin helps some less critically ill patients but it's not enough once the patient is more critical.
This + zinc +IV ascorbic acid is successful in observations. Which of course is the weakest data, but there are now phase three trials going on for this as well.
That's at least three immune modulators in trial right now that have good observational data in the critically ill and a physiologic reason they should work. Also studies on them are all underway. This is good
This drug is a potent interleukin 6 inhibitor.
Azithromycin is well known to have IL-6 inhibition and we use it for that reason for other diseases. This might be the link and why it seems azithromycin helps some less critically ill patients but it's not enough once the patient is more critical.
I have upped my zinc, vitamin D, vitamin C lately.
Trying to grab plenty of sun for that magical Vitamin A also.
Vitamins are cool and fun
Here in the US, there are a lot of landlords that are older people whose homes have been converted to 2-3 family. I can think of 3 people I know personally in that situation.
They live in one part and the rent they collect just really pays the bills/taxes to allow them to stay in their family homes as part of their retirement plan.
I only bring it up because a lot of these people don't have mortgages and have owned their houses fully for many years. If they are treated the same way as career landlords they could get lost in the shuffle, so I hope someone keeps them in mind.
i have already written off any of the "free money from the govt" programmes as being not targeted towards me. i am still working full time and dont really need anything . i think most people will end up collecting EI and the other money is going to be super hard to get and people will end up getting auditted in the future over it. the govt pretty much said they will give it out now and be looking in to it later as to who is entitled and who isnt . i see a lot of people having to pay it back or getting a surprise on their taxes in the future . it will be a true trudeau financial plan when we try to kickstart the economy while garnisheeing peoples wages to pay back EI and CERB payments
alcohol , lottery and marijuana are taxed heavily and are a huge revenue provider for the govt
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And people can die from alcohol withdrawals maybe sometimes
Society - Coronavirus theories, implications & whatnot
video at bottom of post 159 of this thread
dude looks coked to the gills but his delivery is pretty fun and concerning
The problem with 5G is it exists in 5 countries.
5G is the new smart meter conspiracy
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Go on...
if you wrap your head in tinfoil the 5G cant read your brain waves to determine how much money you owe Hydro One
Pg and E payed out like a motherfucker
PG&E Reaches $13.5 Billion Deal With Wildfire Victims
I know I know...it is not a reliable source, best I could find though
that, and all the terror is over mmWave (FR2) which hasn't been deployed yet.
is that a capability of the current installations?
is hydro one your water or electric company?
no. It's an entirely different RF front end, antenna array, etc. What's deployed now is MU-MIMO on sub 6 GHz bands.
interesting...thanks for response
is that mm wave part of any plan?
I have no idea what your above post really means as we know.
is any mm wave part of plans?
personally my favorite wave is 6-8 feet with an offshore wind