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This message was self-deleted by its author Renew Deal Sep 2014 #1
Wow. Agschmid Sep 2014 #2
Uh oh. closeupready Sep 2014 #3
TKMR up 19% in after hours trading yodermon Sep 2014 #4
Good God... WorseBeforeBetter Sep 2014 #5
Wow…That happened quicker than I ever expected CoffeeCat Sep 2014 #6
I get you, but I'm actually kind of surprised it wasn't sooner. Aldo Leopold Sep 2014 #27
All it takes is some person who has been exposed where the disease exists to get on a plain and fly jwirr Sep 2014 #29
Wherever missionaries live. nt valerief Sep 2014 #72
There is a headline people dreaded seeing. HereSince1628 Sep 2014 #7
The article did say "based on travel" notadmblnd Sep 2014 #16
Which means that everyone that was on the flight with him needs Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #20
I'm under the impression that the disease is passed via contact with thr afflicted's body fluids. notadmblnd Sep 2014 #21
As in a sneeze? Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #24
It is not an airborn disease notadmblnd Sep 2014 #55
Thank goodness for that! Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #57
A sneeze can eject both body gases and fluids. If you have ever felt you palm damp after 24601 Sep 2014 #65
Thank you much. Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #69
You're welcome. Stay safe. 24601 Oct 2014 #90
Yes a sneeze. That is not an airborne scenario. defacto7 Sep 2014 #64
Oh. Back in worry mode. Baitball Blogger Sep 2014 #70
So if the Ebola-infected person blew his nose, Chemisse Sep 2014 #26
I'm also assuming this person used the facilities at least once during that long flight theHandpuppet Sep 2014 #36
It is transmissible only after symptoms start. If they had no symptoms, they were not contagious uppityperson Oct 2014 #83
Yeah, I just heard today that he was in US for 4 days before developing symptoms. Chemisse Oct 2014 #92
Yes, it was discovered here. The person had recently returned from Africa. PSPS Sep 2014 #19
BBC News: The man apparently recently returned from Liberia flpoljunkie Sep 2014 #31
Person flew in from Africa Yo_Mama Sep 2014 #76
It was inevitable...n/t PasadenaTrudy Sep 2014 #8
The patient lives in Texas... CoffeeCat Sep 2014 #9
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Sep 2014 #10
Sigh. Yes, I hear opportunity knocking... RufusTFirefly Sep 2014 #15
My EXACT thought Auggie Sep 2014 #23
yay, capitalism. yay, fascism. BlancheSplanchnik Sep 2014 #33
I loved "The Shock Doctrine" (that is if you can love something so alarming) RufusTFirefly Sep 2014 #37
wow, THANKS, RufusTFirefly! BlancheSplanchnik Sep 2014 #38
You're welcome, BlancheSplanchnik! Naomi's messages may seem bleak, but... RufusTFirefly Sep 2014 #41
Where in hell did you get that cat GIF?? Hissyspit Oct 2014 #94
lol! I googled "Funny Cat gifs" BlancheSplanchnik Oct 2014 #95
Not only is he/she walking upright, but Hissyspit Oct 2014 #96
a little freaking out 1dogleft Sep 2014 #56
I know I know passiveporcupine Sep 2014 #58
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words Sep 2014 #67
You go for it. I don't ever fly so it won't bother me. passiveporcupine Sep 2014 #68
Excellent...where I live too Dopers_Greed Sep 2014 #11
yep - we were taking a trip to LV underthematrix Sep 2014 #12
LV? PasadenaTrudy Sep 2014 #17
Why? Las Vegas is in NEVADA and this is in TEXAS.... Ecumenist Sep 2014 #32
... and a Happy Halloween to Fox News Dollface Sep 2014 #13
Run, run! Worse than ISIS. Helen Borg Sep 2014 #14
I don't think we need to run, obxhead Sep 2014 #45
Sounds like scary season to me... Helen Borg Sep 2014 #46
A hospital in Dallas had been testing a person based on their travel history rocktivity Sep 2014 #18
I understand Nigeria has their Ebola epidemic contained. defacto7 Sep 2014 #22
There are 173. something MILLION people in nigeria...and you actually onecent Sep 2014 #34
actually you don't bleed out of every orafice in your body Marrah_G Sep 2014 #40
Actually you do bleed out of the ears, nose, eyes, mouth and rectum. Chemisse Sep 2014 #47
Ebola contained in Nigeria, Senegal - US health officials muriel_volestrangler Sep 2014 #42
I guess you didn't read my post. defacto7 Sep 2014 #61
I don't believe ANY claims by the Nigerian government theHandpuppet Sep 2014 #35
Oh brother... calimary Sep 2014 #25
This frightens me JustAnotherGen Sep 2014 #28
This will be a healthcare cash cow. NT Trillo Sep 2014 #30
Do you really believe that? longship Sep 2014 #43
In the USA, it doesn't matter if the doctors cure or not, what matters is their bill gets paid. Trillo Sep 2014 #49
Indeed, apples and oranges. longship Sep 2014 #52
No, it will kill off healthcare providers as the people go to clinics for the "flu" McCamy Taylor Sep 2014 #44
So your argument is the doctors will die before sending out billing? Trillo Sep 2014 #50
+1000 uppityperson Oct 2014 #84
Air travel needs to be shut off to the affected areas. roamer65 Sep 2014 #39
CDC assured us Ebola wouldn't make it to U.S... Psephos Sep 2014 #48
If the CDC gave us those assurances, then they are fools... CoffeeCat Sep 2014 #51
With a 21 day incubation period and free air travel... roamer65 Sep 2014 #53
Read this: "Ebola is not a huge risk in the U.S." - Aug. 1 Psephos Sep 2014 #78
Fools or liars. LisaL Sep 2014 #60
Article says person was home 8 days before hospital marlakay Sep 2014 #54
I don't know how they can say it with a straight face either. LisaL Sep 2014 #59
Relax. You can't catch Ebola that easily Turborama Sep 2014 #66
This person arrived in USA 840high Sep 2014 #79
Just for the record... the disease is not transmittable defacto7 Sep 2014 #62
He was showing symptoms for at least four days before being finally isolated. LisaL Sep 2014 #63
We'll just have to wait a couple of weeks defacto7 Sep 2014 #71
I think his family members are obviously at high risk. LisaL Sep 2014 #73
And looks like he might have infected somebody already. LisaL Oct 2014 #87
so long as it hasn't mutated valerief Sep 2014 #74
Sorry you brought that up... defacto7 Oct 2014 #82
Remain calm...all is well deutsey Sep 2014 #75
now watch for the GOP DonCoquixote Sep 2014 #77
BS 840high Sep 2014 #80
what Airline was this person flying on? quadrature Sep 2014 #81
Since he didn't have symptoms and was not contagious at that time, what does it matter? uppityperson Oct 2014 #85
nobody believes the 'not contagious' fairy tale quadrature Oct 2014 #86
Do you not believe in an incubation period? Do you believe it strikes instantly, that viruses uppityperson Oct 2014 #89
More concerning to me: LibinMo Oct 2014 #88
Changed planes in Brussels to United. amandabeech Oct 2014 #93
United Flts 951 and 822 ... Ebola passenger quadrature Oct 2014 #91
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