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Because this has no text, a brief summary of its important point(s) would be nice.

Unfortunately, it looks like gentrification is here. Come January, they apparently want to kick out everybody who is still here. Put us out on the street, in the middle of winter during a pandemic. Then, when they've done the fixups, crank up the rents for their future tenants. This sucks.

All just speculation, no actual outcome of influenza infections. Speculation is cheap. Also, the next study to come along may report no differences, but receive no publicity, because it doesn't fit The Narrative.

I don't think so.

3D map as of 18 Nov 2020

I've let the landlords in in the past, so they know I'm not hiding anything. They know it's for health reasons. Now the plot thickens: Dane County Public Health has just banned all indoor gatherings, including private homes, meaning people other than immediate household members. Not sure how...

Oct 29, 2020 4:51 PM EST "The previous guidance suggested that a close contact occurred when a person was within six feet of an infectious individual for 15 consecutive minutes. Now, the CDC is acknowledging that even brief contact can lead to transmission. Specifically, the new guidance...

Circulating fresh air does lessen exposure. And the risk is not minimal, it increases with time duration.

I don't want to get COVID-19. Wisconsin is now the 4th highest in new infections. Apologies to the landlords but sometimes stuff happens. They know that I'm at extremely high risk, so this is not just a pretext to keep the landlords out.

Luckily, the landlord pays for the heat.

Well, the latest word is that 15 minutes indoors equals an exposure. They should have done it earlier in the year, before it got too cold to leave the windows open.

COVID-19. The latest word is that 15 minutes indoors equals an exposure, even if it's more than 6 feet.

Yeah, I was worried that they might be flippers. But my neighbor said there's too much money to let it go. My main concern is that they evict us all, just to get us out of the way.

Our landlords posted a notice on our doors that they would enter our apartments to measure the windows. Another tenant and I promptly posted that we would refuse them entry due to the COVID-19 situation. So far, no entry. They haven't tried to discuss the situation, either. I think the least...

Young Wisconsin vapers sue Juul, say false advertising led them to start vaping and develop nicotine addiction, health problems Bruce Vielmetti Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Nov 13, 2020 The teen and young adults from Milwaukee, Walworth County and a small city in Barron County have all joined as...

"In the order, Cholakis noted the state Attorney General's Office lawyers representing New York made a compelling case that the emergency ban 'was in response to the serious problems of underage vaping and pulmonary illnesses traced to vaping.'" Utterly stupid. Too stupid to see through a...

Here's the paper. https://www.cochranelibrary.com/cdsr/doi/10.1002/14651858.CD010216.pub4/full

I take it that those things are not rechargeable? Or not refillable, or what?

"In this 2018-2019 cross-sectional survey, 2.3 percent of adults reported current vaping. Among e-cigarette users, 39 percent were current cigarette smokers, 38 percent were former smokers, and 23 percent had never smoked cigarettes. Among never smokers who vaped, most were under the age of 35...

Somebody please talk me through this. I just can't figure out how. When I click on my profile image, all I get is "add existing account."