COVID19
- Galfon
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Re: COVID19
not being densely populated is a good start, adherence to isolating/distancing rules essential..
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-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
-PM has been discharged.
-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
- Lizard
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So gutted to hear about TBT.Galfon wrote:not being densely populated is a good start, adherence to isolating/distancing rules essential..
-PM has been discharged.
-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
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me too.Lizard wrote:So gutted to hear about TBT.Galfon wrote:not being densely populated is a good start, adherence to isolating/distancing rules essential..
-PM has been discharged.
-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
- Galfon
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Nurse Jenny from Invercargill did her bit - special mention from the PM for keeping him alive at his lowest ebb.Lizard wrote:Looks like we've finally found something other that dairy-based primary produce and Rugby Union Football to be good at:

- morepork
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Nurse Jenny from Invercargill sounds like the shitest stripogram EVA.
- Which Tyler
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- canta_brian
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Re: COVID19
Even the least populated areas of Britain are very densely populated.Galfon wrote:not being densely populated is a good start, adherence to isolating/distancing rules essential..
-PM has been discharged.
-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
- Sandydragon
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We also have a lot of people who commute long distance into London. Routinely there are people who travel from South Wales, Devon, West Country and North West into London every week. Lots of opportunity for the virus to spread quickly.canta_brian wrote:Even the least populated areas of Britain are very densely populated.Galfon wrote:not being densely populated is a good start, adherence to isolating/distancing rules essential..
-PM has been discharged.
-TBT (goodies) not so lucky..rip.
- Son of Mathonwy
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What's the NZ approach?Lizard wrote:Looks like we've finally found something other that dairy-based primary produce and Rugby Union Football to be good at:
- Eugene Wrayburn
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Test track trace.Son of Mathonwy wrote:What's the NZ approach?Lizard wrote:Looks like we've finally found something other that dairy-based primary produce and Rugby Union Football to be good at:
I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person.
NS. Gone but not forgotten.
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- Eugene Wrayburn
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A few words on Sweden. Smoking is practically non-existent there. By most accounts that will suppress the numbers of deaths. Add to that the larger number of people living alone and the article I posted before. Anyway they're starting to look like they've got through the worst with no lockdown. Currently death doubling time is 6 days which is the same as the UK and US who have both had substantial lockdowns for weeks.
Sweden might present an opportunity for Farage or similar. No one else is in position to criticise from the "we should have done less" standpoint
Sweden might present an opportunity for Farage or similar. No one else is in position to criticise from the "we should have done less" standpoint
I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person.
NS. Gone but not forgotten.
NS. Gone but not forgotten.
- Sandydragon
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And a lockdown.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:Test track trace.Son of Mathonwy wrote:What's the NZ approach?Lizard wrote:Looks like we've finally found something other that dairy-based primary produce and Rugby Union Football to be good at:
- Galfon
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Re: COVID19
108 new cases in China ..wave#2. (90% arrivals from Russia in NE)
Lively wee bugger innit ?
Lively wee bugger innit ?
- Mellsblue
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By example.....ie the complete opposite of Italy. Add in average age of Sweden 40.7 v 47.3 Italy and far less international travel and the Swedes had quite a lot working in their favour by comparison.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:A few words on Sweden. Smoking is practically non-existent there. By most accounts that will suppress the numbers of deaths. Add to that the larger number of people living alone and the article I posted before.
All that said, it may be an anomaly or it may just be a delay in the peak.
- Sandydragon
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Chinese government very quick to blame people from abroad entering the country. Frankly who knows if that is the real reason.Galfon wrote:108 new cases in China ..wave#2. (90% arrivals from Russia in NE)
Lively wee bugger innit ?
What is very concerning is the reports from South Korea of people catching the disease twice. Perhaps they have been unfortunate and picked up a different strain of the disease (apparently covid mutated quite early on) or maybe getting over it once doesn’t mean you are immune. Which would be very worrying.
- Son of Mathonwy
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The Swedish numbers are erratic to say the least. The daily deaths shot up to around 100 for a few days then straight down to the 10-20 range for the last few days. Is it just a data collection delay over the Easter weekend? I imagine they'll go up again.
- morepork
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Son of Mathonwy wrote:The Swedish numbers are erratic to say the least. The daily deaths shot up to around 100 for a few days then straight down to the 10-20 range for the last few days. Is it just a data collection delay over the Easter weekend? I imagine they'll go up again.
If data collection at this time were delayed for a space zombie festival, then I'd want someone's head on a fucking plate.
- Galfon
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Better news for uk - new cases and deaths appear to be nudging off the plateau slowly.
Elsewhere, Russia experiencing a nasty spike.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/04/ ... 328-a69710
They have helped others earlier - they will probably need favours returned.
Elsewhere, Russia experiencing a nasty spike.
https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2020/04/ ... 328-a69710
They have helped others earlier - they will probably need favours returned.
- Eugene Wrayburn
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I wouldn't look at daily anything. And as we've said the "number of cases" is more to do with the amount of testing than anything else. Sweden's death doubling time is down to 6 days, which is the same as us and the US. 3 day rolling average could be affected by Easter but that looks good.Son of Mathonwy wrote:The Swedish numbers are erratic to say the least. The daily deaths shot up to around 100 for a few days then straight down to the 10-20 range for the last few days. Is it just a data collection delay over the Easter weekend? I imagine they'll go up again.
I refuse to have a battle of wits with an unarmed person.
NS. Gone but not forgotten.
NS. Gone but not forgotten.
- Son of Mathonwy
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Agreed, one day's number shouldn't be looked at in isolation.Eugene Wrayburn wrote:I wouldn't look at daily anything. And as we've said the "number of cases" is more to do with the amount of testing than anything else. Sweden's death doubling time is down to 6 days, which is the same as us and the US. 3 day rolling average could be affected by Easter but that looks good.Son of Mathonwy wrote:The Swedish numbers are erratic to say the least. The daily deaths shot up to around 100 for a few days then straight down to the 10-20 range for the last few days. Is it just a data collection delay over the Easter weekend? I imagine they'll go up again.
- Donny osmond
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Krakatoa is erupting, plagues of locusts bigger than ever, out of control forest fire approaching the Chernobyl sarcophagus, and coronavirus.
Whisky.
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It was so much easier to blame Them. It was bleakly depressing to think They were Us. I've certainly never thought of myself as one of Them. No one ever thinks of themselves as one of Them. We're always one of Us. It's Them that do the bad things.
- morepork
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I’m on my second of the day.
To all my friends.
To all my friends.
- Galfon
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Re: COVID19
aqua vitae it is - sleep is important & reality_a is turning into some sci-fi weirdo epic; reality_w is better for the soul atm.sure it keeps the throat clean too..
- Sandydragon
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Anyone fancy painting Trump as the anti-Christ? I always though he would be more suave and sophisticated but maybe Hollywood got that wrong.