Classic Northern Ireland.
SARS CoV-2 coronavirus / Covid-19 (No tin foil hat silliness please)
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
Thanks both. I wasn't sure if it was just a 2/3 week thing which only makes sense if the whole world does it somehow
The contact you describe would happen anyway. But the important thing is that you're not spreading to others outside the household.
I can't change the laws of biology or the economics of hospitals.
I've seen shops in Italy that have empty shelves on things like pasta as well as a video from Canada with massive queues in the supermarket. There was some guy on Facebook before boasting that he had 500 toilet rolls, if his family uses 5 a week he has enough for 2 years, but he's the smart guy for buying so many now other people cannot get any...
Useless bugger
No, you’re right. I read that they had passed away but it was incorrect. Just tested positive like you said.
Yesterday there were 2000 (maybe some accumulated that were not reported before), today so far 800 cases.
811 unless it's been updated in past few minutes.
Cheers brother. I really do want to quit and I've got an appointment with my gp this week so I'll ask about being prescribed champix.
That's not what you were arguing though.
More than 1500 was yesterday, potentially more today.
Mental. Again this just stresses, why you need to act quicker. I think it'll take about a week for them to really get it in control but it could be about 50k cases by then.
And UK is heading in exactly the same direction.
Vape?
Here is the latest report released from WHO (dated yesterday):
https://www.who.int/docs/default-so...00313-sitrep-53-covid-19.pdf?sfvrsn=adb3f72_2
https://www.who.int/docs/default-so...00313-sitrep-53-covid-19.pdf?sfvrsn=adb3f72_2
Things are going to escalate badly in the next two weeks in Ireland.
Went into a local restaurant to get a take away and people just sitting around as if nothing is wrong.
I think that by this day two months there is a good chance my father is dead. Hope to feck i am wrong.
Went into a local restaurant to get a take away and people just sitting around as if nothing is wrong.
I think that by this day two months there is a good chance my father is dead. Hope to feck i am wrong.
Italy currently has ~20k cases. The real number is probably closer to 200k.
If the rates of infection keep increasing at 30%, the whole country would be infected in 22 days. Then it'll be a month before people are no longer infectious.
So a worst case scenario in which loads of people die would be 2 months. A best case scenario might be more like 7 or 8 months (or more).
I'm moving to another city for a job next month (living in Munich right now). Nevermind the uncertainty right now if everything will move along, my flatmates convinced me today to go to IKEA with them. After about 5 minutes in there I realized what a mad idea that was, how are they allowed to still be open? Schools etc. closed for next week, sports even without fans cancelled but a furniture store where thousands of people flow through with almost everyone touching everything is open.
Tried to avoid touching anything and keep distance from people but it's crazy difficult, you also get super paranoid quickly. What makes me more mad is that I was only able to be convinced because I decided against going to Tyrol to friends for a couple of days because it had been declared a risk area and I didn't want to be forced to self quarantine for weeks. Thing is, I would've done nothing apart from ski hiking and rock climbing with about 2-3 people which is about the most social distanced thing you can do, almost no contact to the rest of the world.
Tried to avoid touching anything and keep distance from people but it's crazy difficult, you also get super paranoid quickly. What makes me more mad is that I was only able to be convinced because I decided against going to Tyrol to friends for a couple of days because it had been declared a risk area and I didn't want to be forced to self quarantine for weeks. Thing is, I would've done nothing apart from ski hiking and rock climbing with about 2-3 people which is about the most social distanced thing you can do, almost no contact to the rest of the world.
What's the UK's newest cases today?
Spain's recoveries are interested. They apparently had 103 recoveries on the 10th of march - how does that work?
Italy is on course to surpass China numbers and that'd be something truly exceptional in the very bad way. Considering the fact China were the first to get hit, their density in the industrial cities and population size in general.
Yeah man, and honestly - talk to as many ex-smokers as possible. Some you'll relate to, some you won't, but I defo found that there's a few weird tips that other people pick up that aren't always in the official information that can really help.
PM me anytime. x
I never argued that self-isolation at home was perfect. Only that it was the best option under the circumstances.
The bold bit made me chuckle.
Aye, quality game that. We've got a Sherlock Holmes game to get through which takes 4-5hours per case and there's 10 of the feckers. So we'll be nicely preoccupied too.
I was reading an article updated 20 minutes ago in the Midi Libre, they apparently registered 1500 new cases since last night. I know the stats on worldometer but I'm wondering about what is reported right now.
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Wait , weren't restaurants shut down in Ireland?
Italy is probably my favourite country in Europe. It's heartbreaking what's happening there.
Still open with restrictions on how close you can sit and how many occupants.
Fully expecting them to be closed soon though.
You argued that self-isolating at home with a family wasn't something in the government guidelines.
Dunno Ian, I can only speak for my little corner of the Midlands. We’ve not been able to get any toilet paper for near on 5 days. This might not sound too bad to most folk but my Mrs suffers from Crohn’s disease so loo roll is a pretty hot commodity for her.
One of my friends lives in Surrey and he says the same there. Tinned food, soap, hand gel, loo rolls, and all sorts of stuff that you don’t think people would hoard.
Really pisses me off though. No one doubts we’re in for a rough time but the ‘I’m alright Jack’ and ‘trample on all others’ mentality is something I’ve never understood.
Nope. Indoor gatherings of over 100 people banned but within that pubs and restaurants are still open (for now). The biggest measure thus far has been the schools closing.
I follow spanish media quite a lot these days as I live here now but I never seen this number today. It will likely be quite a lot more than that at the end of the day though.
Spain is out of control. Lots of people don't take it seriously and are going to the mountain and the beach. they will start taking it seriously when it will be too late. Spain is going to the herd immunity way without the governments advise (that had been slow too in react)
Schools, colleges and creches shut down.
Shops, coffee shops, restaurants still open.
Will more than likely be shut down bar the shops within the next two weeks. People dont have a clue what is coming.
Can you order some and get it delivered?
Another question I had, surely the homeless are huge at risk groups and people likely to pass it on to others?
Just watched a video on Instagram from a french bodybuilder living in Italy right now. What he describes is akin to apocalypse scenario. The authorites aren't joking with people breaking curfews and what not. Everything is shut down
Sadly people wont give even a resemblance of a feck about them now.