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Watching that smile quickly disappear.

With so many counties giving the middle finger to Newsom and opening up early, he's trying to save face by changing the guidelines so they now meet the requirements. In my area we had all of our parks and playground equipment taped off, but lately I've seen families simply pull the tape off and use the equipment with nobody stopping them. We are expecting a high of 103 next week and no cooling centers will be open. This summer will be very deadly for those that don't have proper air conditioning.

"If you have a hard time figuring out if you're for me or Trump then you ain't black." Translation: "If you don't vote for me then you're an Uncle Tom." Damn that interview was tough to sit through.

Same with mine. I got my test done at 11am on Friday and I had my results by 10pm on Saturday.

She's worth almost $2 million now.

Small business or grandkids, don't give it back to the government.

I got tested about 10 minutes ago. State funded pop-up sites are now available in our area so I made an appointment yesterday as recommended by my work. I got the nasal swab and to be honest it wasn't all that bad. It's uncomfortable for sure, but not the worst thing I've ever gone through. I should get results back in 2-3 days.

I had a buddy in high school that was denied by the Navy because they found kidney stones in his system during a physical. He would drink a case of Mountain Dew a week so it wasn't surprising. The doctor gave him some meds and told him he would be in for the worst night of his life and he was right. He got one out, but he had to go in for emergency surgery to get the others out. He was in the hospital for 2 days, but made a full recovery. He was only 18 years old.

A lot of it depends on the type of funding a district gets. Schools in rich socioeconomic areas can afford chromebooks and the ability for students to work from home. Schools in poor socioeconomic areas can maybe afford chromebooks for the high school students, but not middle schools or elementary. Schools might be looking at staggered start times where some students start in the morning while others start their school day in the afternoon that will involve night classes with teachers tag-teaming in shifts throughout the day. We are already hearing reports in districts talking about deep cuts to arts, sports, clubs, electives, classroom aids, teacher layoffs and furloughs. It's going to get ugly.

The helmets are cool, but that's about it.

If I'm a first or second year CSU student then I'm pulling out and going to a community college. The tuition prices for a CSU can't compete with community colleges for the type of classes that are being offered especially if it's online only GE. I'm going to update my resume and try and shop myself around for some virtual online teaching gigs. If the community college system plays their cards right they are sitting on a gold mine.

Classes might be going online, but I think we will still have football. If USC, UCLA, Cal and Stanford cancel football then we'll know shit is getting real. I think with no football for certain schools while others get to play it's essentially a self imposed death penalty for an athletics program.

60% of our deaths in Kern County came from ONE nursing facility. We have 1,326 confirmed cases with 806 of those cases having recovered. The remaining 483 confirmed cases are being quarantined at home with 37 in the hospital. 100 of those confirmed cases came from the same nursing facility.