Irish Cat

I'd have to think that the numbers are actually a lot better than that. 4% is based on the known number of cases, but since even people who have symptoms are having difficulty even getting tested the actual number of cases has to be much higher than we know, which would in turn lower the mortality rate. I don't see how we will ever truly know how many people have had this or the actual mortality rate due to the inability to test everyone.

I've the reports from Vladamir Zelenko, but nothing about him from what I would consider mainstream media. A part of me can't help but to think that a lot of companies / people have an interest in downplaying this combo drug even if it is effective. a lot more money stands to be made from a newly produced medicine than 50 year old medication that can be made generically.

So is the use of hydroxychloriquine and a Zpak actually having positive results? I've seen a lot of Facebook post and Tweets of people claiming that these medications either cured them or someone they know of the virus, but I haven't seen any actual news articles suggesting what they've seen in New York since they got the go ahead to start using these drugs as treatment for the virus.

I was just about to post about Apollo. As they have only been a school for about 50 years they've won their region about 20% of the time. I'm not sure how the formula used is calculated but I guess that having too many one and done appearances in the Sweet Sixteen has hurt their ranking.

So it sounds like the risk of side effects from short term use of this medicine as would be needed to treat this virus would be almost nil. It may not be the miracle cure but I can't see what it hurts to try to use it with patients who are critical.

It was the same guy that was responsible for the initial predictions released by the Imperial College, wasn't it?

That makes sense. Everyone knows that a few days without a heater will magically cancel out years of abusing your lungs.

Apollo's Harold Hogg had 2,100+ yards rushing last year.

It was $1.60 something last night at both the Meijer and Hucks in front of my neighborhood in Owensboro.

If this is true (which I can't see that they would have any way of knowing) than I think it could be a good thing. If that many people are really walking around with the virus and don't even know it, than I believe that it proves that for most people catching this will not be significant and that the mortality rate will be shown to be much less than some are suggesting at this point.

Daviess Co. schools has cancelled school beginning on Monday the 16th until April 6th. My question is if this is so dire, why have them come back to school tomorrow. Why not make the cancellation immediately.

This did it for me years ago.

I believe that Ohio Co. was considered one of, if not the favorite to win the 3rd region.

It's unfortunate that Bowling Green is again missing from their schedule. That was always a fun game to watch.

I think you can probably add Owensboro to the list. I think they win big tonight.

They did. Not sure which years or for how many, but I remember watching Highlands vs. Owensboro in a state final from WKU a few years ago.

It appears that Louisville Fairdale has a solution to the distance issue. Driving at 96 mph will shorten the trip considerably.

Final 37-36 McLean.

FG blocked.

Pass dropped in end zone. FGA upcoming

Advance to 19 with 7 sec.

Screen pass for loss. 14 sec

At McLean 36 with 21 sec to play

Aces get a completion around midfield

Aces start on own 29