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| Mid-jump ring-tailed lemur at San Diego Zoo (Taken 9.28.2020) |
My godsister works at a fancy salon where she does manicures and pedicures. On Sunday while working, a woman made the last appointment of the day then showed up 20 minutes late, causing Claudes to have to stay past regular operating hours. Then the woman berated her for the job she was doing and told her the "right" way to do her feet, and then left giving her a $2 tip.
What. A Scumbag.
And the thing of it is, these are the people demanding the reopening of everything to full capacity. It's not the people doing the jobs, though I'm sure there are some, it's the people who want people serving them so they can go to One Paseo and make the young black girl take their shit for a goddamn $2 tip. Today, while flipping through channels, we caught Supervisor Desmond complaining about chasing metrics, meanwhile the world passed 1,000,000 deaths. But to him, they're not "pure deaths" so they must not matter.
Besides all that, it was a nice birthday. Darren and I hung out in the speakeasy last night, I slept in, Darren made me a lovely charcuterie and cheese board for lunch, we went to the Zoo in the afternoon, and then resumed watching Utopia, which I'm gonna get back to now.
And in case you're wondering, Michael told me that after doing the math, the County's Tuesday assessment should be 7.2 cases per 100k, putting us back at the purple tier, though we won't move because you have to have two weeks for movement.
- California Governor Newsom Media Briefing:
- Wildfires
- 8,136 Fires so far in 2020
- 3.7 million acres burned (compared to 157k in 2019)
- 27 fire complexes
- 7,100 known structures lost
- 26 known fatalities
- California COVID-19 Stats:
- 2,955 New Cases/805,623 Total Cases (0.4% increase) (3,367 7-day average)
- 21 New Deaths/15,608 Total Deaths (0.1% increase)
- 2.8% 14-day test positivity rate (2.9% 7-day average)
- 20% 14-day decrease for Hospitalizations
- 21% 14-day decrease for ICUs
- Decreases have slowed/plateaued
- Some regions are trending upward
- "R effective" is increasing in the state including in Southern California (Imperial, Riverside, Orange, San Bernadino, San Diego)
- Uptick is expected for our 2nd wave but can be prevented
- Project Homekey
- $450 million awarded so far totaling 3,300+ units
- State is committing $200 million in additional Homekey funding
- Answer The Census!!!!
- State could lose $10,000 per person that goes uncounted
- Safe & Confidential
- MyCensus2020.gov | 1(844) 330-2020 | Mail
- Available in 13 languages
- Flu Season is around the corner
- Get a flu shot
- Flu & COVID-19 "twindemic" will pressure resources and hospitals
- San Diego County Stats
- State Data:
- 279 New Cases/46,612 Total Cases
- 1 Deaths/776 Total Deaths
- 6.9 cases/100k population (Based on week ending 9/5, Assessed on 9/15. State uses Adjusted Case Rate Using Linear Adjustment)
- 3.8% Test Positivity (Based on week ending 9/5, Assessed on 9/15)
- County Data:
- San Diego County COVID-19 Update – 9-28-2020 - County News Center
- 124 New Cases/46,734 Total Cases
- 0 New Daily Deaths/776 Total Deaths
- 2% Daily Test Positivity/3.6% (7-day avg after 7-day lag)/3.3% Test Positivity (14-day average)
- 6.8 cases/100k population (Based on week ending 9/12, As assessed on 9/22. County is reporting unadjusted case rate per 100,000 excluding prisons)
- Case Investigation is 98%
- 1 New/18 Community Outbreaks (7-day)
- Universities:
- SDSU COVID-19:
- As of Sept. 27 at 6 p.m., 1,033 confirmed cases and 44 probable cases have been reported for a total of 1,077 cases. Of the 1,077 cases, 387 cases have been connected to students living on-campus.
- Please note: Of the 109 confirmed cases added to the total case count on Sept. 25 and Sept. 26, only 25 are new cases. The remaining 84 cases were previously reported to the San Diego County Health and Human Services Agency (HHSA), but only recently identified, through continued cross-referencing between San Diego State University and HHSA, as having an SDSU-affiliation.
- Check other stats: UCSD COVID-19, USD COVID-19, CSU San Marcos, PLNU
- COVID-19 News
- Only One in Five Brits Self-Isolates - Statista (9.25.2020)
- Behind the White House Effort to Pressure the C.D.C. on School Openings: Documents and interviews show how senior officials sought to play down the risks of sending children back to the classroom, alarming public health experts. - New York Times (9.28.2020)
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| Today marks more than 1 million COVID-19 deaths globally. |
- Other News/Stories
- Mom Shares Warning After Son, 9, Dies of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning on Lake Trip: Carbon monoxide, a colorless and odorless gas, can be deadly if inhaled - NBC San Diego (9.27.2020)
- Pandemic Brings More Biking And Fewer Crashes — But Can It Last? - KPBS (9.28.2020)
- Biden’s Moral Imperative to Safeguard Civil Rights - New Yorker (9.28.2020)
- Red Flag Warning Extended to Tuesday, 9/29/20, at 5:00 p.m. - County News Center
The National Weather Service in San Diego has extended the current Red Flag Warning to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, 9/29, for the inland valleys and mountains of San Diego County. The Red Flag Warning has been issued due to strong gusty winds and low humidity.
Areas will see winds from 15 to 25 mph with gusts up to 40 mph. Daytime humidity for Monday will be 10 to 15 percent and 8 to 12 percent on Tuesday. - Ethics Experts See National Security Concern in Trump's Debt: The Times said the tax records also show Trump did not pay federal income taxes in 11 years, raising questions about the fairness of a president paying less in taxes than most Americans - NBC San Diego (9.28.2020)
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