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My 9 yr old had some symptoms (fever,  sore throat), we ruled out Strep w a test, then her CV test came back inconclusive.   I was like, what!?  Apparently some low % of tests are just that.  I was later told by this care facility, and im not so sure I put much credibility in this,  those inconclusive tests were reported /defaulted to positive earlier during this CV period.  2nd test was neg.  Id like to know how that gets logged.

Ha. The reality is, here you are parents of a kid...in school, she has a sibling in another school, meanwhile I coach her vball team and another vball team.  As a parent,  You can't have an inconclusive test.  You need a +/-.  The dominoes here are scary.  Luckily she was negative,  but going the other way, that would have pretty much meant the poor Mom that helps me but knows nothing of vball has to run the teams,  my kids stay home, my wife can't do surgeries for two weeks at a minimum, which screws up the surgery center schedule and now we have a 9 yr old w CV with 3 exposed people in our house. Even w a giant house, Its a cluster.  BTW,  the way the schools handle this,  her pod of 9 other 3rd graders would be sent home for 2 weeks.  They basically keep these younger kids in small pods wo any exposure to the other 3rd graders.  Its interesting all the playbooks being run on this.

Thus far, about 5 weeks in, her elementary district has had 1 kid positive out of about 1200.  The kids have all since returned.  The middle and HS have various hybrid plans.

Btw, I find it to be impossible that my wife hasn't been exposed to or had CV given her close contact w 100s of nurses, surgeons and patients since March. Not many cases in late March or April but plenty since.  She's an anesthesiologist and is literally in the face of this all day every day.  Thus, shes become quite hardened against woes and worries of teachers and others during CV.  I love sending her the thermo image gif of a patient spitting on the OR table when she's tubing a patient. 
This is where I love WFH.

Ha. The reality is, here you are parents of a kid...in school, she has a sibling in another school, meanwhile I coach her vball team and another vball team.  As a parent,  You can't have an inconclusive test.  You need a +/-.  The dominoes here are scary.  Luckily she was negative,  but going the other way, that would have pretty much meant the poor Mom that helps me but knows nothing of vball has to run the teams,  my kids stay home, my wife can't do surgeries for two weeks at a minimum, which screws up the surgery center schedule and now we have a 9 yr old w CV with 3 exposed people in our house. Even w a giant house, Its a cluster.  BTW,  the way the schools handle this,  her pod of 9 other 3rd graders would be sent home for 2 weeks.  They basically keep these younger kids in small pods wo any exposure to the other 3rd graders.  Its interesting all the playbooks being run on this.

Thus far, about 5 weeks in, her elementary district has had 1 kid positive out of about 1200.  The kids have all since returned.  The middle and HS have various hybrid plans.

Btw, I find it to be impossible that my wife hasn't been exposed to or had CV given her close contact w 100s of nurses, surgeons and patients since March. Not many cases in late March or April but plenty since.  She's an anesthesiologist and is literally in the face of this all day every day.  Thus, shes become quite hardened against woes and worries of teachers and others during CV.  I love sending her the thermo image gif of a patient spitting on the OR table when she's tubing a patient. 
This is where I love WFH.

Yeah, my wife is an outpatient physical therapist.  She sees 12-15 patients per day, 5 days per week.  Some of those are repeats so she has something like 30-40 unique  contacts each week.  She's a manual therapist and must work hands-on, so she's within 0 inches to a foot of her patients for 30 minutes or more, 12-15 times per day.  And at any given time in her clinic there are 25 patients, therapists, and staff.  They're all wearing masks but "social distance" between therapist and patient is impossible.  She's been doing this since March, minus the 6 weeks she was furloughed.  She feels about the same as your wife regarding the woes and worries of others.

I bet it's a gas, gas, gas. 

How many of the 20,000 were traced to some other point of contact?  Maybe very few of them?

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Most likely originating from Russian bots.

I "boosted" my Whoa Nellie sale on facebook and among the 100ish likes were some fake accounts who 'liked' with the angry face - all faux-religious 'people' hating on the NFL. 

Very odd.  Their algorithm knew enough to link it with football and to link the kneeling business with football, but not distinguish college and pro and it totally whiffed on everyone liking a sale.