That doesn't mean you don't have it...that's kind of the problem with this thing.
Weird you couldn't get tested.
I might have COVID-19
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That doesn't mean you don't have it...that's kind of the problem with this thing.
Weird you couldn't get tested.
Yeah when you put in operating costs like even lighting and such you have to wonder if you'd come out better doing take out.
I'm talking Omaha and Nebraska. I have no idea how this is being handled in Sioux City
I had the flu in February, fever, chills, muscle ache, lots of coughing, etc. Took me three weeks until I was 100% healthy. I'm beginning to wonder if it was COVID. I don't think the antibody test is available here, or I'd find out.
Seems like Texas and other southern states could setup seating outside to help with volume.
I have never heard anyone claim that suggestions to eat better or exercise are an assault on their liberties. Now, if you are referring to government banning 32oz sodas, half-pound burgers, etc, then yes there is a liberties argument about that. I think you are conflating the two things. One is education and the other is mandatory.
What's the quote? Something like "happiness is the freedom to do whatever you want, and the good sense not to do it." We have a lot of people that lack ANY good sense at all, but want someone else to fix their own self-created problems.
I am with you though, I hope people take this as an opportunity to change their lives for the better. Health, finances, family, friends. Some will, some won't.
Similar situation here, I had pretty bad "flu" (or bronchitis or pneumonia, never got tested) symptoms for a bout a week which turned more into pneumonia and lingered for another or so in February. I know a family who had about half of the members have the "flu" and tested negative for the flu as well...
Yeah...wording it as 'against liberties' is a stretch for sure. It's not like a revolt in the protesting form, just more of a 'if you do this (eat healthy, exercise, etc.) this is your likely result (prolonged health, saving money for later later and for others) and people really don't GAF about the consequences of not following those basic principles.
Good to hear you don’t have symptoms yet, but don’t just assume you don’t have it. Honestly you should probably just assume you have it and give yourself at least a two week window
Good guesses, but no. I see this was just released a few hours ago. https://www.corteva.com/resources/m...rces-to-increase-covid-19-sample-testing.html
Great info, thanks! Ya, I really wouldn't have guessed them but they are pretty logical ones to do it. I'll probably get called in for testing now, as a MercyOne Clinic is my principal health care provider (just joking). We'll see.
Best bud is getting tested tomorrow. He’s got asthma so he can get tested because of that and him being symptomatic. I think it may just be anxiety or something tbh. He had still been going to the PT for a ski injury so he could have gotten it there, but it’s probably more likely he got it at the liquor store haha.
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I wonder if Corteva wouldn't be a good stock buy. Interesting company on the up and coming. Sounds like they might be the old Pioneer company. I see that they have a Global Business Center located in Johnston, IA.
https://investors.corteva.com/home/default.aspx
https://investors.corteva.com/home/default.aspx
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I know someone that tested positive. They had a low-grade fever, headache, and lost their sense of smell and taste; they have since recovered.
Earlier today I felt kind of out of it, a little stuffed up in the head, and noticed a small metallic taste when I ate a cookie so naturally I freaked out. Other than being a little stuffed up in the head, feeling fine now. That's one of the many crappy things about this whole thing; anytime you don't feel quite right, your first thought is to thinking you have this.
Earlier today I felt kind of out of it, a little stuffed up in the head, and noticed a small metallic taste when I ate a cookie so naturally I freaked out. Other than being a little stuffed up in the head, feeling fine now. That's one of the many crappy things about this whole thing; anytime you don't feel quite right, your first thought is to thinking you have this.
Corteva is the Ag spinoff out of the Dow/Dupont merger and subsequent split. So you have Dow Agrosciences, Dupont Crop Protection, and Pioneer rolled into a new name => Corteva.
A lot of the Dupont Crop Protection unit was divested to Valent.
The other two companies formed after the merger and subsequent split:
The new Dow = commodity chemicals
The new Dupont = specialty chemicals
