Thống đốc Cali ra mặt kỳ thị người làm nail !!!

Nail & Hair Salon cũng kẹt ha, sao mà social distancing được ?

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Nail & Hair Salon cũng kẹt ha, sao mà social distancing được ?

Nhiều tiểu bang reopen rồi, họ biết tự protect cho họ .  Không ai thương mình bằng chính mình Mây ui

https://www.cnbc.com/2020/05/06/ny-gov-cuomo-says-its-shocking-most-new-coronavirus-hospitalizations-are-people-staying-home.html


[size=54]Cuomo says it’s ‘shocking’ most new coronavirus hospitalizations are people who had been staying home
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• Early look at data from 100 New York hospitals shows that 66% of new admissions related to the virus are people who were at home, Cuomo said. 
  
  
• He also said a majority of the cases in New York City are minorities, with nearly half being African American or Hispanic. 
  
  

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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo says it’s ‘shocking’ most new coronavirus cases were people who stayed at home

Most new Covid-19 hospitalizations in New York state are from people who were staying home and not venturing much outside, a “shocking” finding, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Wednesday.   
The preliminary data was from 100 New York hospitals involving about 1,000 patients, Cuomo said at his daily briefing.



It shows that 66% of new admissions were from people who had largely been sheltering at home. The next highest source of admissions was from nursing homes, 18%. 

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Source: New York State
“If you notice, 18% of the people came from nursing homes, less than 1% came from jail or prison, 2% came from the homeless population, 2% from other congregate facilities, but 66% of the people were at home, which is shocking to us,” Cuomo said.
“This is a surprise: Overwhelmingly, the people were at home,” he added. “We thought maybe they were taking public transportation, and we’ve taken special precautions on public transportation, but actually no, because these people were literally at home.”
Cuomo said nearly 84% of the hospitalized cases were people who were not commuting to work through car services, personal cars, public transit or walking. He said a majority of those people were either retired or unemployed. Overall, some 73% of the admissions were people over age 51. 
He said the information shows that those who are hospitalized are predominantly from the downstate area in or around New York City, are not working or traveling and are not essential employees. He also said a majority of the cases in New York City are minorities, with nearly half being African American or Hispanic. 



Cuomo said state health officials had thought a high percentage of people who were hospitalized would be essential employees, like health-care workers or city staff, who are still going to work. 
“Much of this comes down to what you do to protect yourself. Everything is closed down, government has done everything it could, society has done everything it could. Now it’s up to you,” Cuomo said. 

Governor Cuomo details initial findings from the coronavirus pandemic during a press briefing on May 6th, 2020.
Source: New York State
A spokeswoman for Cuomo’s office did not immediately respond to CNBC’s request for additional comment on the governor’s remarks.
Cuomo said the state’s hospitalization rate has continued to decline, although at a “painfully slow” rate. He said around 600 infected people were still walking through hospital doors every day, although that number has also declined. 
While data shows the coronavirus is on the decline in New York, the new survey results appear to clash with Cuomo’s prior assurances that isolation can reliably prevent transmission.





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“I was afraid that it was going to infect my family no matter what I did. We’re past that,” Cuomo said at a press conference on April 13. “If you isolate, if you take the precautions, your family won’t get infected.”
The daily figures, including the number of people who have died from the coronavirus, will probably be much higher than what has been reported, Cuomo said. He said the state has not been fully documenting the at-home deaths that may be attributable to Covid-19. An additional 232 people died from the coronavirus on Tuesday. 
“I think that the reality is going to be worse,” Cuomo said.

Mây, tui chạy ngang chợ Việt, Costco, Walmart thấy người ta ra đó đông như kiến; họ ra mấy chổ đó không sợ lây lan mà đi làm lại sợ lây lan ?  ...  không biết có phải nằm nhà được lảnh thêm $600 mỗi tuần con cúm tàu nó sợ hay không ?  

Barbershop owner giving a haircut. | Getty Images


[size=40]Barbers, beauticians plan to sue Newsom over stay-at-home order



By CARLA MARINUCCI
 
05/06/2020 11:06 PM EDT
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OAKLAND — The professional organization representing 500,000 California barbers and hair salon owners announced Wednesday it will sue Gov. Gavin Newsom this week in an attempt to reopen as soon as possible.
The Professional Beauty Federation of California announced Wednesday it has retained the Center for American Liberty, headed by San Francisco attorney Harmeet Dhillon, to sue Newsom over his statewide stay-at-home order. Newsom has indicated that salons and barber shops will not be in his initial wave this week for reopening.

"While our industry stood in solidarity with Governor Newsom’s original order to ‘flatten the contagion curve’ so as to not overwhelm our healthcare providers, we believe our state has met that noble goal.'' said PBFC President Ted Nelson in a statement.
He added that a prolonged closure would have "devastating consequences to the livelihood and businesses of tens of thousands of California citizens" and that his group does not believe salon closures are medically necessary.
The California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology, which regulates those businesses, has warned owners they may face tough sanctions for violating the governor's March 19 stay-at-home order. “This will not be taken lightly,” the board said in a release.
Newsom has announced details of four-phase reopening for businesses, saying that as part of phase two, some retail shops will be allowed to provide curbside pickup. But the beauty shops are part of phase three, which requires greater preventative measures and health indicators to take effect.
The PBFC in a release describes itself as California's only professional association "representing every sector of the beauty industry," which it says encompasses some 500,000 licensees and 50,000 salons in this state. The organizations are using the #OpenSalonsNow hashtag to promote its effort.



Dhillon's Center for American Liberty, a conservative civil rights firm, is also representing other groups that have recently filed high-profile lawsuits against Newsom, including those seeking to allow religious activities at churches and reopen Orange County's beaches.


https://www.politico.com/states/california/story/2020/05/06/barbers-beauticians-plan-to-sue-newsom-over-stay-at-home-order-1282868

https://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2020/05/08/california-nail-salons-petition-gov-newsom-to-reopen/


[size=42]California Nail Salons Petition Newsom To Reopen[/size]

May 8, 2020 at 10:40 am
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LOS ANGELES (CBSLA) – Thousands of people who work in California’s beauty industry are demanding the right to reopen, despite the revelation from Gov. Gavin Newsom Thursday that the first case of community spread of coronavirus in the state was traced back to a nail salon.

A nail salon in Reseda, Calif. May 8, 2020. (CBS2)
In his daily briefing Thursday, Newsom was asked why hair and nail salons won’t be allowed to reopen Friday, when the state begins to ease its stay at home orders and allow certain businesses to reopen.




“This whole thing started in the state of California, the first case of community spread, in a nail salon,” Newsom said.
The Pro Nails Association – which represents salon owners, nail techs and manufacturers – along with the Professional Beauty Federation of California, are pushing back and are allegedly planning to file a lawsuit against the state. They say that in order to even be licensed, owners and employees go through hours of training, with a heavy focus on health and sanitation.
However, Newsom argued Thursday that the coronavirus could spread at salons even with those requirements in place.
“Many of the practices that you would otherwise expect of a modification were already in play in many of these salons with people that had procedure masks on, were using gloves and were advancing higher levels of sanitation,” he said.
When contacted by CBS2, the governor’s office would not confirmed when and where the first case of community spread happened, only saying that it would .
PNA held a news conference with the volunteer initiative Nailing it for America at Advance Beauty College in Garden Grove Friday to discuss the issue.
“We want to also send a personal invitation on behalf of the 300,000 people of Vietnamese descent who live and work here to Gov. Newsom to come to Orange County, and come to a nail salon when it reopens for stage 3,” said Tam Nguyen with Nailing it for America. “Governor you will meet the most patriotic, the most professional, the most hardworking, the most compassionate, and most grateful Californians you’ll ever meet.”
Newsom announced earlier this week that the state will begin moving Friday into the second phase of his four-phase reopening plan, which involves reopening businesses and workplaces that are deemed low-risk because they can easily enact social distancing guidelines.
They include florists, car dealership showrooms, and stores that sell clothing, toys, music, sporting goods, and books, all of which can only reopen for curbside pickup.
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Hair and nail salons fall under stage three of Newsom’s reopening plan, which also includes gyms, movie theaters and sporting venues without fan

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As businesses in California begin reopening this weekend after being shut down by the coronavirus pandemic, nail salons and barbershops are planning to sue Gov. Gavin Newsom for not being included in the second phase of the state's reopening plan.
Newsom said last week that retailers with curbside pickup, including clothing stores, bookstores, sporting goods stores and florists, could begin a phased reopening starting Friday. When asked on Thursday about why nail salons and barbershops weren't included in the second phase, Newsom said it was because a nail salon was the origin of California's first community spread of coronavirus.
"This whole thing started in the state of California, the first community spread, in a nail salon,' he said. 'I just want to remind everyone of that. I'm very worried about that."

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Newsom added that "many of the practices that you would otherwise expect of a modification were already in play in many of these salons, with people that had procedure masks on, were using gloves, and were advancing higher levels of sanitation."

Beatrice Urquidez, left, gets her nails done by Thuy Le, owner of the Nail Tech salon in the Yuba Sutter Mall in Yuba City, Calif., May 6, 2020. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)
In response to the governor's comments, the Professional Beauty Federation of California published a new section on its website called "Time to Sue Governor Newsom."
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"The PBFC has decided to sue Governor Newsom to force him to reopen our salons much sooner than his vowed 'months not weeks' timeline," the organization wrote. "We understand that not all salons and stylists will want to reopen under the current threat of this pandemic. Nothing in our legal challenge will force anyone to act against their will. We just believe that the formal education/training of our stylists warrant our safe reopening under additional 'social distancing' protocols, which our State Board and industry stakeholders have been putting together for weeks."
In a press release, PBFC President Ted D. Nelson said that the beauty industry has "stood in solidarity" with California's mission to flatten the curve and that the state has "met that noble goal."
Nelson added that an extension of the state's shutdown is not necessary to continue to combat the pandemic and believes it will result in "devastating consequences to the livelihood and businesses of tens of thousands of California citizens."
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"Our licensed professionals are educated and trained to deal with cross-contamination and disinfection protocols in their licensed establishments," Nelson said. "Our clientele is our family, and we would do nothing to risk their health and safety. With the proper safety protocols in place, let’s allow our licensed professionals to get back to doing what they do best in a safe, well-regulated environment."

FILE - In this May 6, 2020, file photo customers wait for to get their nails done at the Nail Tech salon in the Yuba Sutter Mall in Yuba City, Calif. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, File)
PBFC legal counsel and public policy director Fred Jones said that Newsom "cannot change the goal posts in the middle of the game by transitioning from reducing the contagion curve to stopping the spread altogether by extending the shutdown for several more months."
"If he does, most of our barbers, stylists, manicurists, and skin care professionals and the businesses they operate in will either fold up shop or resume their livelihoods in open defiance to feed their families and keep their businesses afloat," Jones said. "With the proper PPE and procedures in place, our licensed professionals can safely resume their services and contribute to California’s economic recovery."
According to the release, there are more than 500,000 licensees out of work due to California's coronavirus restrictions.
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The California Board of Barbering and Cosmetology, which regulates salons and barbershops in the state, warned in a statement on May 1 that any licensee who disregards California's stay-at-home order will face severe consequences.
"We have heard of businesses disregarding the stay at home orders," the board said. "If businesses continue to put public health and safety at risk by not following the state and local shelter in place orders, and if circumstances warrant it, the Board may pursue disciplinary action against their license. This will not be taken lightly."

Gov. Gavin Newsom discusses the reopening of businesses during a news conference at Twiggs Floral Design Gallery in Sacramento, Calif., May 8, 2020. (AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli, Pool)
On Friday, Newsom said salons and barbershops will be included in phase 3 of the state's reopening plan, which he believes could happen very soon if everyone continues to follow the state's reopening guidelines[/size][/size]


https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/coronavirus-beauty-salons-california-gavin-newsom

Tui nghe nói bên Cali cho tiền dễ quá nên nhiều người giả bộ bịnh, sợ bị lây bịnh để ở nhà lãnh $600 trong khi đi làm (part time) còn chưa lãnh được tới $400 nữa .

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Tui nghe nói bên Cali cho tiền dễ quá nên nhiều người giả bộ bịnh, sợ bị lây bịnh để ở nhà lãnh $600 trong khi đi làm (part time) còn chưa lãnh được tới $400 nữa .

$600 tiền của liên bang + tiền thất nghiệp (người lảnh cao nhất là $450) = $1050 / tuần;  nên người ta đâu muốn đi làm, thấy tiền tối mắt nên không nhìn thấy con đường xa; Có nhiều hảng lay-off người không chịu đi làm đó Mây

Đúng là không nhìn xa, mai mốt hết tiền trợ cấp muốn đi kiếm việc làm thì không có ... Bên Cali thấy cho tiền dễ quá nên nhiều người VN nói khi gần về già sẽ move qua đó ở, vừa khí hậu ôn hoà vừa dễ xin tiền già ...

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Đúng là không nhìn xa, mai mốt hết tiền trợ cấp muốn đi kiếm việc làm thì không có ... Bên Cali thấy cho tiền dễ quá nên nhiều người VN nói khi gần về già sẽ move qua đó ở, vừa khí hậu ôn hoà vừa dễ xin tiền già ...

Tiểu bang DC nào cũng nuôi welfare, nuôi di dân lậu - xài tiền như đĩ nên TB nào cũng bị thâm thủng ngân sách ... thiếu thì tụi nó lại tăng tiền thuế lên người đi làm .....  đại gia đình mình ở đây nên chưa quyết định move out of Cali đó Mây

Ở Cali đắt đỏ quá, thuế cũng cao hơn mấy state khác, chỉ có đồ ăn là rẻ thôi . Hồi đó nghe cô bạn kể 2 vợ chồng lương 100K/yr mà không đủ mua cái nhà, trong khi ở mấy chỗ khác là dư tiền mua cái nhà to đẹp rồi, nhưng ở đâu quen đó sis ơi, giờ move đi chỗ khác làm lại từ đầu cũng vất vả lắm . 
Thấy nhiều người bên Cali move qua Texas quá chừng, ở chỗ như Minh Hằng là sướng, sau này retire mình cũng muốn move qua mấy vùng ấm như TX hay FL, nhưng muốn vậy thôi chứ già rồi mà qua chỗ lạ không có bà con họ hàng hay người quen giúp đỡ, chỉ dẫn cho mình lúc ban đầu ...chắc cũng mệt .

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Ở Cali đắt đỏ quá, thuế cũng cao hơn mấy state khác, chỉ có đồ ăn là rẻ thôi . Hồi đó nghe cô bạn kể 2 vợ chồng lương 100K/yr mà không đủ mua cái nhà, trong khi ở mấy chỗ khác là dư tiền mua cái nhà to đẹp rồi, nhưng ở đâu quen đó sis ơi, giờ move đi chỗ khác làm lại từ đầu cũng vất vả lắm . 
Thấy nhiều người bên Cali move qua Texas quá chừng, ở chỗ như Minh Hằng là sướng, sau này retire mình cũng muốn move qua mấy vùng ấm như TX hay FL, nhưng muốn vậy thôi chứ già rồi mà qua chỗ lạ không có bà con họ hàng hay người quen giúp đỡ, chỉ dẫn cho mình lúc ban đầu ...chắc cũng mệt .

Hồi trước thức ăn rẻ bây giờ mắc rồi Mây, mình thấy giá cả tương đương với các TB khác .  Cái nhà Townhouse mới xây khu tốt, rộng 1700 sq giá $1+ đó Mây ; bên chị Minh Hằng thấy thoải mái có điều thuế đất cao quá, retire qua đó mua căn nhà nhỏ sống thoải mái cuối đời

Bữa coi cái nhà single house 5100 sqf đất hơn 1 acre xây 2002 bên GA giá 305K thuế có $3400 thôi nè sis

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/114-Waterbend-Dr-Milledgeville-GA-31061/98944424_zpid/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=emo-propertyalertnew&rtoken=ee17490a-7c62-4059-a50d-b0d9abbfe9d0~X1-ZUzpue5pijm39l_3l8b5&utm_term=urn:msg:202005122044182d522ac52a2196fb&utm_content=image

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Bữa coi cái nhà single house 5100 sqf đất hơn 1 acre xây 2002 bên GA giá 305K thuế có $3400 thôi nè sis

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GA lạnh lắm, mình thích nơi nào ấm áp hơn

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Bữa coi cái nhà single house 5100 sqf đất hơn 1 acre xây 2002 bên GA giá 305K thuế có $3400 thôi nè sis

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/114-Waterbend-Dr-Milledgeville-GA-31061/98944424_zpid/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=emo-propertyalertnew&rtoken=ee17490a-7c62-4059-a50d-b0d9abbfe9d0~X1-ZUzpue5pijm39l_3l8b5&utm_term=urn:msg:202005122044182d522ac52a2196fb&utm_content=image

Bộ tính làm rẫy sao ngó nhà ở hóc bà tó của GA dzậy mùa?

Bên GA còn đỡ lạnh hơn PA mà Cout .

chandoi: Nhà có đất rộng tha hồ nuôi gà, trồng rau ... đỡ tiền chợ

MuaThuDuoiMua wrote:Bên GA còn đỡ lạnh hơn PA mà Cout .

chandoi: Nhà có đất rộng tha hồ nuôi gà, trồng rau ... đỡ tiền chợ

Mình dân xứ nóng nên có move thì cũng tìm nơi nào ấm áp chớ không move qua nơi nào ấm áp như FL, TX, HI chớ không move qua mấy TB lạnh Mây ui

Mình thấy TĐ Càli kỳ thị người làm nail nên mình "bức xúc" nhưng người làm nail lại chửi những người bức xúc dùm là vô duyên vì họ dang được ngồi chơi mà có tiền free từ chính phủ ...  xưa nay ai nói dân nail thế này thế nọ tui thấy họ quá kỳ thị nhưng bây giờ tui thấy họ phê phán dân nail quá đúng