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So i've talked to some of my friends about this, that the time we spend on the phone obviously has gone up since the quarantine. A friend of mine has 20 hours per day and i was so impressed.
What's your weekly average?:)

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How much time did you have left in this online reading and writing test?

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How much time did you have left in this online reading and writing test?

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I had about 40 minutes left.

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This might not be the best place to ask this, but the links for Number 2 and 3 don’t work. What I get is this:
What could I have done wrong? (I did type in the full link.)

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After the Corona Virus, get the chinese a new Virus: Hantavirus

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A passenger who died on a bus in China has tested positive for a completely different virus than COVID-19 - one more fatal that often produces very similar symptoms, according to state-run media.

The unidentified victim from Yunnan province died while on a chartered bus heading to his workplace in Shandong province, the state-run Global Times announced in a tweet Monday.

"He was tested positive for #hantavirus. Other 32 people on bus were tested," the outlet stated, offering no further details.

The suggestion of a new virus starting just as China starts lifting its strict quarantines from COVID-19, which originated in the Asian nation, sparked panic among many on social media, with #hantavirus trending.

However, experts were quick to point out that it is not a new virus - and has only rarely thought to have been passed between humans.

"The #Hantavirus first emerged in 1950s in the American-Korean war in Korea (Hantan river). It spreads from rat/mice if humans ingest their body fluids. Human-human transmission is rare," Swedish scientist Dr. Sumaiya Shaikh tweeted.

"Please do not panic, unless you plan to eat rats," she stressed.

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said hantavirus is rare - but put the death rate at 38 percent.

Symptoms may occur up to eight weeks "after exposure to fresh urine, droppings, or saliva of infected rodents," the CDC says, noting it can occasionally also come from bites from infected rats or mice.

The symptoms in many ways mirror those reported from the novel coronavirus - with sufferers reporting fevers, headaches, coughing and shortness of breath.

One patient likened it to "a tight band around my chest and a pillow over my face," the CDC said.

That is almost identical to what those with COVID-19 have reported, with Rep. Ben McAdams recently saying he "felt like I had a belt around my chest."

Hantavirus pulmonary syndrome became a "nationally notifiable disease" in the US in 1995, but there have been no known cases transmitted between people, the health group says.

"In Chile and Argentina, rare cases of person-to-person transmission have occurred" in the case of one strand named Andes virus, the CDC says.

"There is no specific treatment, cure, or vaccine for hantavirus infection," the CDC warned, saying patients often need intensive care to "help them through the period of severe respiratory distress."

"Therefore, if you have been around rodents and have symptoms of fever, deep muscle aches, and severe shortness of breath, see your doctor immediately," it warns.

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Man who died on bus in China tests positive for 'hantavirus'

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A passenger who died on a bus in China has tested positive for a completely different virus than COVID-19 - one more fatal that often produces very similar symptoms, according to state-run media. The unidentified victim from Yunnan province died while on a chartered bus heading to his workplace in Shandong province, the state-run Global Times announced in a tweet Monday.

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I'm quite bored. Most of the time I'm on my phone, doing homework or texting.

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I'm quite bored. Most of the time I'm on my phone, doing homework or texting.

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I am really bored but luckily I have something to do with the orders now. #bummer but maintainable

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i'm a

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What I typically do in a day...(when I try to be productive)

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What I typically do in a day...(when I try to be productive)

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I seriously don’t know what I exactly do every day because my days always feel very unproductive. But I have kind of gotten used to this quite boring routine. In the Morning I get up and drink my tea. Then I go and "do" homework or practice the viola. I usually cook lunch for my family. In the afternoon I realize that I haven’t really done any schoolwork and try to actually do some work. The rest of the day I either watch Netflix or YouTube, hang out with my brother and our neighbor, run around in our apartment while accomplishing absolutely nothing, go grocery shopping or take a walk in the park. In the evening I normally „FaceTime”  with friends which gives me the feeling that I am somehow socializing with someone. I hope everyone is doing well. Stay save and healthy.
Pauline

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So until now i haven't really started doing schoolwork=D
I'm cleaning a lot and i'm cooking and baking for my mom and my sister. Of course i'm also watching more Netflix then usual, but i think everyone is:)
I'm often on houseparty (a Face Time app) to chat with my friends that I sadly can't meet:(

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It can be pretty boring being at home all day long. Especially because my laptop is broken!

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It can be pretty boring being at home all day long. Especially because my laptop is broken!

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But while my brother is at work I can take his laptop so it's actually not to bad.

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WARNING: Don't forget the time
Watch all the videos from a channel you don't know or a Playlist or series that you haven't seen bevor...
Examples:
Mindfield by VSauce
The channel of the Slow Mo Guys

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In the morning I work for school and in the afternoon I do something creative or sport. I hope, you're fine. Benedikt

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Hey everyone! So in the last days I've been planning school work for you all (keep checking sek-vogesen.ch and your edubs e-mail!). Apart from that I've been taking care of my own kids and made schedules for their days so they will work on some school stuff!
It's definitely a weird moment in human history. A moment when all 7 billion of us are stressed out at the same time. Maybe it's a chance, though. Maybe humanity will develop more solidarity. We have seen how quickly the entire world can work together and make quick, radical changes to solve a crisis. Hopefully this can inspire all people to think about possibilities for other crises. Let's stay positive :)

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I miss you guys, but words are not enough. I'll let Mr. Simons sing a song instead:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/We%27ll_Meet_Again

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Hey guys! Check out the Daily Show with Trevor Noah:

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Hey guys! Check out the Daily Show with Trevor Noah:

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwWhs_6x42TyRM4Wstoq8HA

It's a late-night news/comedy show from New York. The host, Trevor Noah, is from South Africa. He does really funny stand-up (look for it on YouTube!). He also wrote a really good book about his life called "Born a Crime". If you want the audio book, I can probably send it to you for free.

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Did your family stock up a bit in case there will be a lockdown (Ausgangssperre) or a quarantine? What do you have in your larder (Vorratsschrank)? Take a picture and post it along with some nice words. This is Mr. Simons' larder.

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The New York Times reported that there are not many new corona-virus infections in China. Some businesses are opening again. This is because China was very strict about keeping people at home and closing shops. The Chinese say the only new infections are from people who are traveling.
But the reporter says that we can't trust everything that the Chinese news says. They want to show a good situation to the rest of the world.
Read the story here:
https://www.nytimes.com/2020/03/18/world/asia/china-coronavirus-zero-infections.html?action=click&module=Spotlight&pgtype=Homepage

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For everyone with younger brothers and sisters: Has your family made new rules for them when they play with friends?

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For everyone with younger brothers and sisters: Has your family made new rules for them when they play with friends?