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2020-05-15
Las industrias de electricidad y la minería siguen trabajando, y esta video de promoción conecta este trabajo al economía general.
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2020-05-15
Another image advertising Starbucks’ mobile in store pick up. Otherwise, lobby is closed. Drive thru remains open to cash and card payment.
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2020-05-15
El aplicativo "Perú en tus manos" incluye una funcionalidad especial para los ciudadanos con #COVID19 que están en aislamiento social obligatorio
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2020-04-03
With COVID-19 forcing numerous businesses across the nation to close, automotive shops such as this one in Wichita, Kansas, remained open during the lockdown, having been declared an "essential business" by Kansas Governor Laura Kelly's administration. Despite being open, local small businesses buckled under the strain of dramatically reduced customer traffic and revenue; a problem that still persists as Kansas, and the country, continue to face COVID-19's devastating physical and economic impacts. This sign along Tyler Road portrays one way that local businesses attempted to survive the economic malaise created by the virus's outbreak. As of May 4, 2020, the official end of Kansas's stay-at-home order, this discount appears to have been discontinued.
Photo taken by Aaron Peterka
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2020-05-15
Empezando el 18 de mayo los menores de 14 años pueden salir de sus casas....hasta 5 cuadras. Y no pueden jugar con pelotas ni bici, pero pueden salir.
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2020-04-03
Taken near the intersection of Central and Tyler Rd. in west Wichita, Kansas, this sign encourages Kansans to hold fast during the lockdown. At the time, only drive-thru service was available, reflecting the reduced-contact, socially-distanced measures implemented by restaurants to limit the virus's spread.
Photo taken by Aaron Peterka on 04/03/2020, four days after Kansas's government-ordered "shelter-in-place" order went into effect.
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2020-05-10
Con piedras, palos, fierros y antorchas, pobladores del distrito de Subtanjalla, en Ica, evitaron la instalación de un albergue para pacientes con coronavirus dentro de la institución educativa Coprodeli – San Antonio, donde se acondicionó una clínica la cual fue destruida por los manifestantes.
Los vecinos de Subtanjalla tomaron conocimiento por medios locales y redes sociales que el gobierno regional de Ica realizaba las coordinaciones para la instalación del albergue para pacientes con COVID-19 en el citado colegio. Sin embargo, no habrían estado de acuerdo con la disposición.
Alrededor de las 10 de la noche, el descontrol se apoderó de los pobladores, quienes quemaron llantas y colchones no solo en los ingresos a la jurisdicción de Subtanjalla; sino también en diferentes puntos del distrito. Se enfrentaron a los agentes de la Policía Nacional y de la Fuerza Aérea del Perú (FAP), quienes tuvieron que hacer disparos disuasivos al aire para dispersar a los manifestantes.
“No vamos a permitir que traigan a nuestro distrito a enfermos de coronavirus. ¿Acaso quieren que nos contagiemos nosotros también? Acá también hay niños y ancianos que son población vulnerable”, dijo un manifestante.
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With stones, sticks, irons and torches, residents of the Subtanjalla district, in Ica, prevented the installation of a shelter for patients with coronavirus within the Coprodeli - San Antonio educational institution, where a clinic was set up which was destroyed by the protesters .
The residents of Subtanjalla learned through local media and social networks that the regional government of Ica was carrying out the coordination for the installation of the shelter for patients with COVID-19 in the aforementioned school. However, they would not have agreed with the provision.
Around 10 o'clock at night, the lack of control took hold of the residents, who burned tires and mattresses not only in the income of the Subtanjalla jurisdiction; but also in different parts of the district. They confronted the agents of the National Police and the Peruvian Air Force (FAP), who had to fire dissuasive shots into the air to disperse the protesters.
“We are not going to allow coronavirus patients to be brought into our district. Do they want us to get it too? Here there are also children and the elderly who are a vulnerable population, ”said a protester.
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2020-04-27
Spotted Cat Music Club started a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to support out of work musicians. The club details in their facebook post that they established a goal of raising $44,200, which is the bare minimum musicians working at Spotted Cat Music Club would earn in the month of April.
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2020-03-02
Spotted Cat Music Club announces on Facebook that it is (temporarily) boarding up its doors during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2020-05-14
Biography
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2020-05-15
SideBar Nola, typically a haven for live local music, hosts virtual concerts with musicians streaming in from their homes or performing directly from the club.
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2020-04-12
The corona virus is depicted as a space invader and viewers are encouraged to use love to defeat the virus
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2020-04-15
New Orleans Jazz Market continues to hold its music jam session via Instagram during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order.
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2020-05-14
Text message between to New Orleans musicians scheduling heir first live performance since the stay-at-home order went into effect. The city of New Orleans is loosening stay-at-home restrictions on May 16th, 2020.
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2020-05-05
The Original Pinettes Brass Band performs a Livestream concert from Bullet's sports bar during the COVD-19 stay at home order. The post reads: "Live @Bullet's Sports Bar, The Quarantine Edition, Friday, May 8th... 9 pm, We're bringing the MUSIC to YOU!! Catch the full show on our Facebook page: Original Pinettes Brass Band. STAY HOME, Video by Emeka Dibia & Natasha Harris
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2020-05-12
Treme Lafitte Brass Band performs Traditional Jazz Funeral music at the New Orleans Jazz Museum to honor the lives lost to COVID-19. Musicians played on the museum's balcony and a Livestream was shared via Facebook.
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05/09/2020
High School Senior, High School Coach and Freshman showing appreciation for High School Senior for their contribution to the school and baseball program. The season a was cut short due to Pandamic. ##cshsecon
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03/27/2020
With gigs canceled due to the pandemic stay-at-home order, Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro features the music of musicians who were scheduled to perform that evening. This post features recordings by Jason Marsalis and Benny Goodman.
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2020-04-01
Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro mourns Ellis Marsalis, pianist and music educator, who passed from COVID-19. Marsalis played at Snug Harbor for nearly thirty years and hosted a Friday night concert series from the 1980s through December of 2019.
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2020-05-14
Snug Harbor Jazz Bistro, a music venue on Frenchmen Street, typically features "live music every night," but the calendar remains bare during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2020-05-15
Personal Experience
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2020-05-10
This picture can be considered a meme, which shows how the things that after being in self-quarantine for a month from a my job, I really took for granted how great it was to help someone out, even if it is helping them out with their drinks. All the things I would complain about, I wish I hadn't as this quarantine had made me miss my job. It relates to the pandemic as it has shifted our world tremendously. These reoccurrences were what was considered normal to me. I only want to be able to help someone out again, being at home hs been a struggle #CSUS #HIST15H
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2020-05-14
Biography
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2020-04-28
During the stay-at-home order, many people have decorated their homes or hung signage as a way to connect with other people in the neighborhood. This house is the Marigny neighborhood features the following quote from Emly Dickinson: "Hope is a thing with feathers that perches in the soul and sings the tune without the words- and never stops- at all-"
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2020-05-15
#LSMS #NSD
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2020-05-15
Personal Experience Text
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2020-05-08
Personal Experience Text
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2020-05-15
This picture is food for thought, and for a while was pretty popular as it circulated around the internet. This meme is misleading as it implies that outbreaks are "planted" and do not occur naturally. These kind of posts drive more ideas into the brains of civilians that conspire against the government. The meme itself has incorrect information of the years that the outbreaks have been reported, such as SARS being first reported in 2003 and swine flu pandemic was reported in spring 2009. Posts like these are trending on all different social media platforms that are misleading people with wrong information, making them have more hatred for the government. It is interesting to see how much people want to blame the government for outbreaks and create patterns in order to place blame on other human beings, not taking into consideration the biological factors that of the viruses themselves. #CSUS #HIST15H
*Submitted text in "Creator": unknown, taken from twitter and a secondary source. taken from a blog written by Bethania Palma on March 3, 2020
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2020-05-08
A local produce box I purchased to avoid going to the grocery store during the stay-at-home order included this box of strawberries. The strawberry farm's name "Carona Farms" caught my eye as it closely resembles the name of the virus.
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2020-04-20
April 20th, 2020
Covid-19 is spreading like wildfire. Cases are going up like no other and many hospitals are running out of room for patients. Whenever I look outside, I barely see any cars compared to how it used to be. Roads aren’t as busy and many people are staying indoors. I was riding bikes the other day and we passed by a park with caution tape surrounding the whole thing. Due to gyms being closed people are starting to go on runs and trying to keep themselves fit during this tough time. People are definitely not trying to come in contact with other people and if two people are about to cross each other on the same path one goes to the road. A lot of people have been going to hardware stores to get stuff to build so they would have something to do during the day. Many people are starting to make there own gardens so that they could see the flowers growing everyday to give them something to look forward to. Online schooling hasn’t been the best, but you have to do it. I really miss all my friends and I know that I won’t see them till next school year or maybe later. When I first heard about Covid-19 I didn’t think much of it and then it hit Idaho and know 3/4ths of the news is talking about the Coronavirus. I like to watch the videos that have been posted on social media about Covid-19 because they make me feel like we are all going to get through this but we should laugh about it instead of being scared because then you can have hope, and personally I think that is one thing we definitely need.
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2020-04-13
Personal Experience Submission
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2020-05-11
Music and Culture Coalition New Orleans created a low barrier grant to support local New Orleans culture bearers financially during the COVID-19 pandemic. This grant employed a referral system that prioritized assisting people over 70 years of age and those who were unable to secure financial support from other grants or the government. MACCNO ran out of funds for these grants on May 11th.
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2020-05-15
Folks waiting in line for coronavirus antibodies test outside of PACE, an elderly care facility affiliated Ministry of Catholic Charities Archdiocese of New Orleans repurposed for COVID-19 testing during the pandemic. This test facility is running a study to see if people are asymptomatic or have antibodies.
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2020-05-15
New Orleans-based visual artist Brandan “BMike” Odums painted this mural outside of his studio in the Bywater neighborhood honoring students who will not be able to attend their graduation ceremony due to Coronavirus. The mural reads "Graduate Together; nobody gonna take my crown; dedicated to the class of 2020; keep growing; BMike." This mural will be included in a nationally broadcast television special honoring the Class of 2020.
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2020-05-15
A sign on a table outside of Cake Cafe reads "Sorry, the mayor says you can't sit here." On Saturday, May 16th, New Orleans is transitioning from a stay-at-home order to a Phase 1 "safest at home" order allowing some businesses to reopen with restrictions aimed to prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
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2020-05-15
A selfie of my fresh quarantine buzz cut. I decided to shave my hair off when it became overgrown as a very potent sign that I will not be going to get a hair cut until it is actually safe to do so, not just safe for me as the consumer but safe for people whose job it is to cut hair. There is a lot of tension in the US at this time between people who feel that we need to open up the economy in order to facilitate a speedy return of the status quo and those who argue that it is not worth losing more lives to save the economy. I wanted it to be visually clear that I do not intend to endanger someone else or be part of their having to choose between financial ruin and physical illness simply for the sake of my own vanity.
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2020-05-12
Self Reflection Piece
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2020-05-12
Travel and Self Isolation for a boarding school student
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2020-05-02
A posted notice about the creation of a Mac Properties Tenants' Union with list of demands.
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2020-04-21
A small library set up on the lawn of a home in Hyde Park, Chicago.
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2020-04-08
This is a tweet reflecting on what it may be like explaining to people in the future what it was like living through Covid-19. The tweet also wonders what impacts this event will have on us. #HUM402
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2020-03-29
HUM402
This image from Air Traffic Services shows the impact Covid-19 has had on the way we travel. On Sunday 31 2019 there were 7240. This year on March 29, 2020 there was only 832 flights over Europe.
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2020-04-23
An image of a restaurant in Canada, that has a very funny way of advertising. It really demonstrates our change in humour and also a change in advertising. -HUM402
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2020-03-01
This image is a photo of hardworking doctors in a hospital during the covid 19 pandemic. They are spreading a message telling people to stay home in order to stop the spread of this virus. #cshsecon
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2020-05-13
I decided to pick up a camera and record daily diaries about things I found out Covid-19 or how it has affected me.
*Original Video
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2020-05-12
COVID-19 and My Academic Experience
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2020-03-19
Instagram account curating a series of short, daily observations during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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2020-05-14
A personal account of the pandemic.
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2020-05-14
A personal account of the pandemic.
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2020-05-14
A personal account of the pandemic.
