CT to pause club sports Nov 23rd through Jan 19th

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So I can put 4 groups of 4. 16 players (a team) on a POD, which is a quarter of a soccer field to train indoors.

This doesn't jive with what i am reading. Should be 4 kids for entire field. Right?

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“Carnegie Mellon estimates over 94% in NV are wearing masks and yet cases are up ~540% since the mandate"

This summer cases took off in states that didn't have mandates. Many of the hardest hit states then enacted mandates and cases fell again (eg. AZ)

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/cor...243787217.html


States with mask mandates didn't see nearly the growth in cases in October vs states that did not

https://www.vox.com/science-and-heal...virus-covid-19

Here's a case where two positive hair stylists did NOT infect 139 clients - they and their clients were wearing masks

https://www.livescience.com/hair-sty...ace-masks.html


Cases drop in half in Boston hospital once masks are required by everyone

https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/20...sks-infections

States chime in


In Alabama, Gov. Kay Ivey announced a statewide mandatory mask order on July 16. Since then, the state saw a significant drop in daily Covid-19 cases, with numbers peaking above 2,000 toward the end of July and hovering over a 1,000 a month later. And now, cases have plummeted to 574 a day.

“The mask absolutely played a very important role and we really have had no other significant limitations or interventions other than the mask,” Dr. Scott Harris, state health officer at the Alabama Department of Public Health, told NBC News this week.

Indiana currently has one of the lowest coronavirus transmission rates in the U.S., a significant result of the statewide mask orders, Gov. Eric Holcomb said Wednesday. "I don’t want that lost on anyone that what we’re doing is working," Holcomb said during a briefing. "Masks work. Physical distancing works. And the number don't lie."

"Masks work. Physical distancing works. And the number don't lie," Indiana governor says about the state's declining new cases of coronavirus.

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...state-n1240448

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This doesn't jive with what i am reading. Should be 4 kids for entire field. Right?

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That seems to be their interpretation of the rules. The rules themselves aren't clear - says 4 but doesn't specify if it's 4 athletes + coach or 3+ coach, nor does it say how many groups per field or bball court. With Lamont now imposing big fines if you violate the rules businesses better make sue they get clarification straight from the horse's mouth and in writing.

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That seems to be their interpretation of the rules. The rules themselves aren't clear - says 4 but doesn't specify if it's 4 athletes + coach or 3+ coach, nor does it say how many groups per field or bball court. With Lamont now imposing big fines if you violate the rules businesses better make sue they get clarification straight from the horse's mouth and in writing.

Just see what CJSA is putting out. You can only have 4 kids even if it's an entire aircraft carrier.

Those Insports people not so smarty

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Just see what CJSA is putting out. You can only have 4 kids even if it's an entire aircraft carrier.

Those Insports people not so smarty

Insports doesn't care about CJSA, they should only care about whatever the state rules are. CJSA has no power over them, just any clubs that use Insports..

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Insports doesn't care about CJSA, they should only care about whatever the state rules are. CJSA has no power over them, just any clubs that use Insports..

Insports say they got health department approval. So let them play.

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Insports doesn't care about CJSA, they should only care about whatever the state rules are. CJSA has no power over them, just any clubs that use Insports..

Ok so my kid trains there. Are they allowing more than one group per field? Everywhere I am reading that no more than 4 plus coach on one field

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In a sample of 1380 admissions with COVID19, of the 640 who died of it, 570 (or 89%) had DNR (“do not resuscitate”) orders PRIOR to admission.

In other words, 90% of these “COVID deaths“ were already deathly sick before getting COVID.

This is called dry kindling. It happens every 2-3 years with the flu. If we have a strong flu season and many die, the next year or two are lighter then normal.

https://www.cidjournal.com/article/S...231-5/fulltext

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This summer cases took off in states that didn't have mandates. Many of the hardest hit states then enacted mandates and cases fell again (eg. AZ)

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/cor...243787217.html


States with mask mandates didn't see nearly the growth in cases in October vs states that did not

https://www.vox.com/science-and-heal...virus-covid-19

Here's a case where two positive hair stylists did NOT infect 139 clients - they and their clients were wearing masks

https://www.livescience.com/hair-sty...ace-masks.html


Cases drop in half in Boston hospital once masks are required by everyone

https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/20...sks-infections

States chime in


In Alabama, Gov. Kay Ivey announced a statewide mandatory mask order on July 16. Since then, the state saw a significant drop in daily Covid-19 cases, with numbers peaking above 2,000 toward the end of July and hovering over a 1,000 a month later. And now, cases have plummeted to 574 a day.

“The mask absolutely played a very important role and we really have had no other significant limitations or interventions other than the mask,” Dr. Scott Harris, state health officer at the Alabama Department of Public Health, told NBC News this week.

Indiana currently has one of the lowest coronavirus transmission rates in the U.S., a significant result of the statewide mask orders, Gov. Eric Holcomb said Wednesday. "I don’t want that lost on anyone that what we’re doing is working," Holcomb said during a briefing. "Masks work. Physical distancing works. And the number don't lie."

"Masks work. Physical distancing works. And the number don't lie," Indiana governor says about the state's declining new cases of coronavirus.

https://www.nbcnews.com/health/healt...state-n1240448

What do you need all this crap ☝️for. Just look at CT. You should live here.
April mask mandates
August - fines for not wearing a mask
CT is top 4 in the nation with 95% + mask compliance according to NYT
Yet we see the cases rise to greater levels then April-May
This is using the same type of “data” as above and I did not cherry pick the dates like they did.

BTW - Danish mask study showed mask work. They offer .38% or .0038 protection from catching the virus.

https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-6817

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Insports say they got health department approval. So let them play.

Curious if it's Trumbull HDP or state. Not sure who has the final say on such matters but as long as someone signed off.

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In a sample of 1380 admissions with COVID19, of the 640 who died of it, 570 (or 89%) had DNR (“do not resuscitate”) orders PRIOR to admission.

In other words, 90% of these “COVID deaths“ were already deathly sick before getting COVID.

This is called dry kindling. It happens every 2-3 years with the flu. If we have a strong flu season and many die, the next year or two are lighter then normal.

https://www.cidjournal.com/article/S...231-5/fulltext

My spouse and I have DNRs and we're in our 40s. The CDC calls 60K dead a really bad flu season.

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What do you need all this crap ☝️for. Just look at CT. You should live here.
April mask mandates
August - fines for not wearing a mask
CT is top 4 in the nation with 95% + mask compliance according to NYT
Yet we see the cases rise to greater levels then April-May
This is using the same type of “data” as above and I did not cherry pick the dates like they did.

BTW - Danish mask study showed mask work. They offer .38% or .0038 protection from catching the virus.

https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-6817

People comply with mask rules OUT IN PUBLIC. They're taking them off to dine with friends in both restaurants and homes. Went to bars a lot too. Kids are hanging out together all the time, no masks

The state went into Phase 3 October 8th - greater capacity for indoor venues etc. As the weather started cooling more people started hanging out inside, not outside. Loads of Halloween parties, mask free. Funny how cases started going up after that ain't it?!

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What do you need all this crap ☝️for. Just look at CT. You should live here.
April mask mandates
August - fines for not wearing a mask
CT is top 4 in the nation with 95% + mask compliance according to NYT
Yet we see the cases rise to greater levels then April-May
This is using the same type of “data” as above and I did not cherry pick the dates like they did.

BTW - Danish mask study showed mask work. They offer .38% or .0038 protection from catching the virus.

https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M20-6817

The missing variable between Spring and Fall is time of the year. Coronaviruses do really well in the dry fall air - even before this one.

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The missing variable between Spring and Fall is time of the year. Coronaviruses do really well in the dry fall air - even before this one.

and everyone is moving inside because it's gotten too cold to dine out or hang out on the deck for very long. It really is a perfect sh*t storm of timing, rising #cases (which leads to more cases), burn out etc