Coronavirus - A pale horse,4 men and ....beer
- Kafkaesque
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Mask developed by Nottingham Uni student kills the virus.
Mask developed by Nottingham Uni student kills the virus.
Impotence isn't a virus but the vaccine goes on sale with a free pack of Viagra with each purchase.Kafkaesque wrote: ↑Mon Nov 09, 2020 2:04 pmAre we getting a vaccine against future impotens?
Does it work when it's already happened? Asking for a friend
I wonder When they calculate that they have a high contact failure rate with Test Track and Trace are they factoring in that the very people they're trying to contact almost by definition must include a large proportion of people who are by now infected and possibly in hospital or worse.
I suspect we'll see 500-600 daily deaths a few more times now over the next few weeks, but don't expect it to get any higher (also that's the reported rather than actual day which is more smoother)
Looking for a positive the case numbers for the UK do seem to have settled with the 2nd wave peaking three weeks ago now, while other European countries have been hit much harder and we do way more testing than all of them now (tracing is debatable)
Looking for a positive the case numbers for the UK do seem to have settled with the 2nd wave peaking three weeks ago now, while other European countries have been hit much harder and we do way more testing than all of them now (tracing is debatable)
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Unfortunately, I suspect you're wrong. We're only a week into lockdown. Round here, the attitude seemed to be party hard before the restrictions come in. So I would expect this is not the peak for a week or so.Dallas wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 7:30 pmI suspect we'll see 500-600 daily deaths a few more times now over the next few weeks, but don't expect it to get any higher (also that's the reported rather than actual day which is more smoother)
Looking for a positive the case numbers for the UK do seem to have settled with the 2nd wave peaking three weeks ago now, while other European countries have been hit much harder and we do way more testing than all of them now (tracing is debatable)
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Hope I'm wrong and you're right. Fingers crossed.
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I wanna know who he thinks will win the Masters.Pfizer’s chief executive sold shares worth millions on Monday, the same day the drug maker announced its coronavirus vaccine was more than 90pc effective.
Albert Bourla sold more than 130,000 shares on Monday as part of a scheduled plan to sell some of his stake in Pfizer, according to a US Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
The shares were sold at $41.94 each - close to the intra-day high of $41.99 - meaning he made about $5.6m (£4.2m) from the sale.
- firlandsfarm
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TT&T does nothing for me, literally ... my phone is too old! Why produce a TT&T app for the nation that only works for those who have (can afford) the most recent phones? I guess the designers have taken shares in the phone manufacturers!Jukebox wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 6:56 pmI wonder When they calculate that they have a high contact failure rate with Test Track and Trace are they factoring in that the very people they're trying to contact almost by definition must include a large proportion of people who are by now infected and possibly in hospital or worse.
- firlandsfarm
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Well said Dallas ... funny how the media and Sir Keir's 'friends' have not mentioned those figures!Dallas wrote: ↑Wed Nov 11, 2020 7:30 pmI suspect we'll see 500-600 daily deaths a few more times now over the next few weeks, but don't expect it to get any higher (also that's the reported rather than actual day which is more smoother)
Looking for a positive the case numbers for the UK do seem to have settled with the 2nd wave peaking three weeks ago now, while other European countries have been hit much harder and we do way more testing than all of them now (tracing is debatable)
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