Mark68

Given that it's the Angels, no other option is needed. It will keep happening. Just like dying of dysentery in Oregon Trail.

Would it be bad form to wish that @tdawg87 would wish that you get AIDS?

It's official. I work from home starting Thursday until at least the end of the semester (mid-May), so we're expecting an extended period of time. So early July sounds like the timeframe.

Without pandemics, how will we learn to appreciate non-pandemics?

I'm thinking first week of July at the earliest. But I am starting to think that this will, indeed, be a lost season. My state (Colorado) has just shut down all bars, restaurants (for eat-in service) and casinos. So my OTHER favorite pastime (poker) is a no-go.

1. Yes, but it is good to be cautious. It is better than doing nothing. 2. I am not personally worried. Chances are slim that I will contract it. I do have some concern for my parents. 3. I am still trying to do things to try to have a "normal| live, especially since sports are not currently a part of it. 4. Not yet, but I believe that will be happening soon. My wife is working from home the next two weeks, at least. 5. I have to hope that sports will resume at some point.

Yes

Yeah, I saw that video where he was touching every surface in the press room. He thought it was funny. What a tool.

Daniel Negreanu @RealKidPoker All poker operators: stop. Suspend all tournaments and cash games now. There isn’t a more infectious environment imaginable than a poker table. Shut it all down. 7:49 PM · Mar 11, 2020·Twitter for iPhone 672 Retweets 4.8K Likes

Except it's not the flu. It's a totally different virus.

I work for a community college, and I know that we are formulating a contingency plan for if/when we eventually have to shift services & classes online. Our spring break is in two weeks, my guess is we'll probably shift online the following week.

It will. I really cannot see how it won't, with the NBA suspending the rest of their season, and the NHL making an announcement at some point today.

https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2020/03/coronavirus-response-will-require-mlb-schedule-changes.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=facebook Other municipalities are also moving in a similar direction, with more sure to follow as evidence of the virus’s spread increases. San Francisco has banned gatherings of over one thousand people for at least the next two weeks, Connor Letourneau of the San Francisco Chronicle tweets. Washington, DC has recommended cancellations of gatherings of one thousand or more people. That was the same guidance issued yesterday by San Francisco; the city boosted it to an outright prohibition after the NBA’s Warriors held a home game.