Neither of the two major hospitals in Huntington had tests until today. They first person in WV to test positive was previously denied. FFS.
Let me guess....Because of Trump?
Neither of the two major hospitals in Huntington had tests until today. They first person in WV to test positive was previously denied. FFS.
Let me guess....Because of Trump?
He was advised 6 weeks ago to get tests in mass production and ignored it.
Where does the buck stop? LMAO!
Yeah, not his fault, he said so.
That’s not accurate information.Neither of the two major hospitals in Huntington had tests until today. They first person in WV to test positive was previously denied. FFS.
He was advised 6 weeks ago to get tests in mass production and ignored it.
Where does the buck stop? LMAO!
Yeah, not his fault, he said so.
He was advised 6 weeks ago to get tests in mass production and ignored it.
Where does the buck stop? LMAO!
Yeah, not his fault, he said so.
ashamed and embarrassed...
![]()
Keep spreading the lies.Neither of the two major hospitals in Huntington had tests until today. They first person in WV to test positive was previously denied. FFS.
This is a lie. Just stop.He was advised 6 weeks ago to get tests in mass production and ignored it.
Where does the buck stop? LMAO!
Yeah, not his fault, he said so.
Not sure I understanf the point of this. What does that include?
I was wondering about people working from home.Link to list included in article.
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.wg...locations-to-stop-coronavirus-spread/31789626
I was wondering about people working from home.
Yeah but if everyone is working from home the servers are still at a physical location.They haven't turned the internet of yet.![]()
Yeah but if everyone is working from home the servers are still at a physical location.
For servers the UPS would supply power for a few hours so all systems can be shut down remotely. But then everyone working from home is SOL. If there were a hardware issue someone might have to go there physically. Everything else they handle remotely.Will have to scrub the list but I'm pretty sure they will allow the maintenance guys stay there for now. Same for all utilities. Obviously if they were running and the power went out and generators didn't kick in that would cause lots of damage.
For servers the UPS would supply power for a few hours so all systems can be shut down remotely. But then everyone working from home is SOL. If there were a hardware issue someone might have to go there physically. Everything else they handle remotely.
For servers the UPS would supply power for a few hours so all systems can be shut down remotely. But then everyone working from home is SOL. If there were a hardware issue someone might have to go there physically. Everything else they handle remotely.
WV Sports Football
Analyst Brooks Austin impressed by WVU's downfield blocking
WV Sports Football
Rich Rodriguez weighs in on 24-team playoff
WV Sports Basketball
West Virginia expecting the best version of Joson Sanon
WV Sports Basketball
Why Ross Hodge has WVU practice against different defenses
WV Sports Basketball
Finley Bizjack on how West Virginia has improved after 3 exhibition games