@Rado_N, hope that temp settles very soon. Virtual hugs x
Isn't that exactly what you shouldn't do?Ah shit bud. Get to a doc and get checked out early.
We are 4th highest deaths per million of population in Europe. Is that damning enough for you or is it still the medias fault?Deaths per head or excess deaths would be a far better metric than simply total deaths. Media will frenzy over the death toll being highest in Europe.
The mortality is what it is. We’ll only get a handle on that over the coming weeks and months. Based on much larger data sets from all over the world.Well the higher the prevalence, the lower the mortality rate no?
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You guys are lucky. My country has decided on no alcohol and no smokes.Yeah, big increase on Alcohol sales last month as well due every one being locked in, same goes for fresh meats as well with all of the lockdown BBQ's.
You wanna point to where I've said it's the media's fault? Do you wanna show me where I've supported the government in any way in that post?We are 4th highest deaths per million of population in Europe. Is that damning enough for you or is it still the medias fault?
The incentive will come from airliners discounting their new planes more (price and/or maintenance contracts), not directly from low fuel prices. Yes high fuel prices provided more of a direct kick up the backside but demand exceeded supply so airframers had healthy margins.I don't get the incentive to retire less efficient planes while fuel prices are low. Surely high fuel prices would provide a kick up the backside with regards to getting more fuel efficient planes out there.
What country is that? No smokes decision is interesting. Very mixed data around ciggies and covid. May even be protective.You guys are lucky. My country has decided on no alcohol and no smokes.
Ahh OK thanks. I didn't realise they'd save more from those discounts than they would from cheaper fuel costs.The incentive will come from airliners discounting their new planes more (price and/or maintenance contracts), not directly from low fuel prices. Yes high fuel prices provided more of a direct kick up the backside but demand exceeded supply so airframers had healthy margins.
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I guess a lot of people are suddenly facing a level of press scrutiny they've never experienced before.
South AfricaWhat country is that? No smokes decision is interesting. Very mixed data around ciggies and covid. May even be protective.
Please don’t follow this terrible advice and go to a doctor with this fever. You need to self isolate and follow the UK guidance online. Mods need to delete this post.Ah shit bud. Get to a doc and get checked out early.
From the article:Well this doesn't read brilliantly
https://news.sky.com/story/coronavi...avirus-strain-sweeping-europe-and-us-11983554
Outside of the reporting element, the biggest factor in the difference is our obesity levels in this country. There is a lot of discussion about the measures, time to react, reporting & testing etc. However as soon as the virus has circulated it's becoming clearer that there is a major correlation between the virus, obesity and death rate.I've just looked at Germany's figures which say 7,000 and they have a population of 83 million. Genuine question for anyone but what's been the biggest factor in the difference?
Are they reporting their figures in line with other big European countries?
If paracetamol is not bringing your temperature down then it might be an idea to give 111 a call for advice.Was feeling absolutely fine this morning and even went for a walk at lunch time. Then over the course of the afternoon have slowly started to feel lethargic and hot/cold and a bit “off” (technical term).
Just took my temp - 38.8°c
cheers mateIf paracetamol is not bringing your temperature down then it might be an idea to give 111 a call for advice.
Rest up and I hope you get better soon mate.
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Spicy.Please don’t follow this terrible advice and go to a doctor with this fever. You need to self isolate and follow the UK guidance online. Mods need to delete this post.
Where the affluent likeminded folk live.
Her surname is a home run for shit dad jokes about epidemiologists and their love of staats. Maybe something do with a p-value and bell-shaped curves.Tweet
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Something something posterior analysis.Her surname is a home run for shit dad jokes about epidemiologists and their love of staats. Maybe something do with a p-value and bell-shaped curves.
You wanna answer a question with a question?You wanna point to where I've said it's the media's fault? Do you wanna show me where I've supported the government in any way in that post?
I was taught that airlines purchase fuel several years in advance, I think its called "fuel hedging".Ahh OK thanks. I didn't realise they'd save more from those discounts than they would from cheaper fuel costs.
Huh, where are you?All restaurants, cafés, pubs and beer gardens allowed to open this Saturday. This excites me like nothing else.
Kind of, a really basic example would be that BA will know how much fuel they will need for a year, as they'll know all their routes/flights etc. They would then go to Shell and say, hey, we need x amount of fuel in delivered in these locations on these dates.I was taught that airlines purchase fuel several years in advance, I think its called "fuel hedging".
Germany.Huh, where are you?
Honestly I know ALOT of people treating this as a big holiday whilst being paid. Defer your mortgage at the same time and some people are up financially in the short term (I’m ignoring interest added to the mortgage). I have to say I wish I was furloughed as working 5 days a week at home on my own absolutely sucks. Even more so when so many colleagues received 100% pay for the last two months as work guaranteed this before the furlough scheme was announced. And they can work else where if they really wanted to.Do they realise that people don’t want to be furloughed?
It sounds like that “people are enjoying being at home a bit too much” quote is echoed in the government. If they do this, they’re going to end up with 20-30% unemployment rate or/and another major spike as people are forced to work when they should be isolating.