It'll be interesting to see what the governors say, since it's up to them to a great extent. I think Mississippi and Alabama might want to wait another week or two, but we'll see.
I read yesterday that passenger air travel is down something like 95% nationwide. It might take a while for people go get back into flying, given crammed together and recycled air.
Dude - other than restaurant being closed, Madison hasn’t missed a beat. It’s been business as usual.Well, based on traffic, something was obviously open in Madison today.
It'll be interesting to see what the governors say, since it's up to them to a great extent. I think Mississippi and Alabama might want to wait another week or two, but we'll see.
I read yesterday that passenger air travel is down something like 95% nationwide. It might take a while for people go get back into flying, given crammed together and recycled air.
What did KY say? Open sooner?
It basically flys itself, right? Shouldn’t be too hard
If it’s called a life jacket or life vest to ever get through the preflight safety chat.We should all pitch in and buy us a 737 Max... They have to be going for less than a Tacoma. Gas prices Are dirt cheap and we have enough engineers and pilots on here that we can get that sucker in the air....
Now do per capita. What is their mortality rate?
Please post this 6 weeks after the other countries come out of lockdown. This is a pretty cool experiment. It would be fascinating to overlay a chart of each countries economic data with these lines as well
Dr Phil just said we have to open things up now or we will so far more death than the actual virus. He said we have to assume the risks and get back to work and mentioned 250,000 a year die from poverty and we could push 20% more into poverty, plus suicide will go up, drug overdoses, etc. He even said we need sports and we can wear mask and assume the risks, because Sports is such a calming affect on many people.
Please post this 6 weeks after the other countries come out of lockdown. This is a pretty cool experiment. It would be fascinating to overlay a chart of each countries economic data with these lines as well
Dr Phil just said we have to open things up now or we will so far more death than the actual virus. He said we have to assume the risks and get back to work and mentioned 250,000 a year die from poverty and we could push 20% more into poverty, plus suicide will go up, drug overdoses, etc. He even said we need sports and we can wear mask and assume the risks, because Sports is such a calming affect on many people.
Are the coast casinos opening on May 1? Just playing around on hotels.com, and you can book casino rooms that weekend
Shirley, you can't be serious.No not really right now. Trump invoked the Emergency Power Resolution. This gives him centralized control over all resources, factories, media, he can suspend congress, he can even suspend election that pretty much everything. If a governor wants to open up a factory in his state he has to get permission from the President. This is the same resolution that allowed Roosevelt the power to make gold unlawful to own and the confiscation of gold rings during WWII. This is how he put Japanese Americans into camps during WWII. It has never been challenged in courts. I personally think it would be ruled unconstitutional but until it is he is pretty much in control until the crisis is over. Thankfully he is letting Governors control their States and he hasn't abused the power. You might want to look up the Emergency Power Resolution. It is really scary.
Flies itself into a smoking hole!
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