CELEBS URGE ALL AMERICANS TO ‘SHELTER-IN-MANSION’ LIKE THEY DO
. . . “Have your personal assistants go out for food and liquor,” Cher added. “They’re more expendable. And they can leave stuff at the door and then stay in the guest house until scientists find a cure for this thing.” Other celebrities echoed their sentiments. . . .
Wayne Lusvardi "According to data compiled by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH), there have been 3,352 laboratory-confirmed cases and 65 deaths from COVID-19 virus in Los Angeles County since late February 2020. This equates to a 1.9 percent mortality rate out of all cases or 6.5 deaths out of every 1 million persons in the county or 335 cases (not deaths) per 1 million persons.
Miley Cyrus changes name to ‘Miley Virus’ to raise awareness of herself (Parody)
. . . "Well, up steps Miley Cyrus. Though she won’t have any kids until we clean up this “piece-of-s^*t planet”, there are other personal sacrifices equally worthy. As of noon today she has volunteered to be called “Miley Virus”." . . .
Pictured, right: Cy...er..Virus.
Wayne Lusvardi "According to data compiled by the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health (LACDPH), there have been 3,352 laboratory-confirmed cases and 65 deaths from COVID-19 virus in Los Angeles County since late February 2020. This equates to a 1.9 percent mortality rate out of all cases or 6.5 deaths out of every 1 million persons in the county or 335 cases (not deaths) per 1 million persons.
"Public health data has been sorted in the data tables below by the highest, lowest and moderate rate of cases, not by deaths.
Location
"The highest rates of COVID-19 cases are located in Democrat West Los Angeles and Hollywood communities (103 to 201 cases per 100,000) compared to Republican suburbs in East LA County with the lowest case rate (0 to 17 cases per 100,000). A moderate level of rate of cases is located in Democrat Central Los Angeles in lower-income communities (15 to 34 cases per 100,000).
Age
"The typical age for contracting the virus ranges from 18 to 65, with a median of about 35 years old and only 20 percent in the elderly 65 and above age group. Less than 1 percent are children under age 18.
Income
"Income is bimodal -- meaning greater income is associated with both the highest disease rates (Democrat West LA -- $33,694 to $112,927 per household) and the lowest rates (Republican Eastern suburbs -- $66,891 to $187,444). Those living in Central LA County with the lowest household income levels ($25,161 to $30,579) have a moderate disease rate. " . . .
Occupation
"Occupation is ighly associated with a higher rate of cases of COVID-19. White-collar communities clustered in Democrat West LA County have much higher rate of cases (134 out of every 100,000) than in suburban Republican Eastern LA County with mixed blue collar and white-collar occupations (10.5 out of every 100,000)." . . .
Location
"The highest rates of COVID-19 cases are located in Democrat West Los Angeles and Hollywood communities (103 to 201 cases per 100,000) compared to Republican suburbs in East LA County with the lowest case rate (0 to 17 cases per 100,000). A moderate level of rate of cases is located in Democrat Central Los Angeles in lower-income communities (15 to 34 cases per 100,000).
Age
"The typical age for contracting the virus ranges from 18 to 65, with a median of about 35 years old and only 20 percent in the elderly 65 and above age group. Less than 1 percent are children under age 18.
Income
"Income is bimodal -- meaning greater income is associated with both the highest disease rates (Democrat West LA -- $33,694 to $112,927 per household) and the lowest rates (Republican Eastern suburbs -- $66,891 to $187,444). Those living in Central LA County with the lowest household income levels ($25,161 to $30,579) have a moderate disease rate. " . . .
Occupation
"Occupation is ighly associated with a higher rate of cases of COVID-19. White-collar communities clustered in Democrat West LA County have much higher rate of cases (134 out of every 100,000) than in suburban Republican Eastern LA County with mixed blue collar and white-collar occupations (10.5 out of every 100,000)." . . .
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Miley Cyrus changes name to ‘Miley Virus’ to raise awareness of herself (Parody)
. . . "Well, up steps Miley Cyrus. Though she won’t have any kids until we clean up this “piece-of-s^*t planet”, there are other personal sacrifices equally worthy. As of noon today she has volunteered to be called “Miley Virus”." . . .
Pictured, right: Cy...er..Virus.
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