Posts posted by Hpara759
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not too bad of a day in the Panhandle.....still waiting for that mass testing at the JBS plant in Cactus to happen
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Edited by Hpara759
Typo1 hour ago, Nice Guy Eddie said:Potter county reporting 600 new cases today for a total of 2100. From a standpoint of cases, Potter has to be a hotspot for the entire country.
No......734 yesterday and 58 today...and that's the entire panhandle area
That's 4492 for the panhandle with 1257 recoveries.....60 deaths
I can give you a link if you want
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32 minutes ago, atomheartbevo said:
Just wait until they work through the prisoner testing, which they are starting to test all prisoners, whether they have symptoms or not.
Inmates self testing...lol.....just how many false negatives can you count
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31 minutes ago, Casual Encounter said:
This girl I’ve been seeing in the side just tested positive for COVID-19. She tells me her husband’s large construction project was completely shut down because of her test results. Interesting because I got the impression her and her husband hadn’t been close in quite some time.
shocking!
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1 hour ago, Lobo said:
Texas now proudly in the lead for most new cases. This is fucked up.
here is your culprit
https://www.myhighplains.com/news/aph-reports-734-new-covid-19-cases-in-the-amarillo-area/
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8 minutes ago, Royalfan5 said:
For your daily livestock update, pork prices continue to flatten out, and we are adding about 10K per day to our packer runs. If we can recover to over 400K by next week it should stop the euthanizing of hogs, and get cutout values back inline with normal, bellies are flattening out as well. We got cattle runs back over 90K for the first time in a couple weeks, if we can get over 100K next week, we will stop the slowing down of ready cattle for the most part. Beef values are holding the peak, but not ready to drop a ton yet.
thanks for the updates! looks like the meat markets are improving!
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23 minutes ago, Royalfan5 said:
This is a pretty decent primer on the happenings inside the packing plants as they turn into hot spots.
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Edited by Hpara759
Word2 hours ago, atomheartbevo said:So if you want to go work in NYC, and your bosses say no, you probably should STFU and stay home.
I know of a nurse in the St David's system that did the same....so far she still has her job....between the 3 weeks she was in NY and then the 14 day quarantine when she got back...well you can do the math at how long she was off from her "full time job". My guess is that they will be looking for a reason to let her go "soon"
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