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whilst hundreds of thousands of soldiers were in trenches in freezing conditions for years..people moaning about being forced to stay at home for a few mths with every luxury available...
only in this dysfunctional world. |
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Perhaps easiest 1.22 ever
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1.18 noo
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People could be losing plot, someone wants 20 bags @ 1.9 on one at WR Downs.
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They always said the likely peak would occur sometime after the initial restriction period of 3 weeks so anyone with any brain knew it would be extended at least once but people will gradually rebel if it went later into the summer..say past mid June. Meeting friends and family will become commonplace after that with large groups everywhere.
We have become a different generation to the one that was sent off to the trenches as cannon fodder and didnt say boo |
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Nero in the next at will rogers itsmeswaddle
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did it win swad?
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It was nero, didnt even see if it was matched or anything and didnt watch race.
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we've had the Dublin bomber, the americano, the new guy who will have given mart 3 winners earlier, full details to follow tomorrow,
I've just had a call from the Aussie Arseh0le Nicholas 4.59 Kendrick Zaidin 6.10 Sandown Matas 7.15 Carlton the guys a genius, he posts on here but im not telling you who he is but you will know him. wins thousands has all the connections in the stables, drinks fosters and eats kangaroo burgers, cuts a pose in his speedos and runs a sheep farm in the outback. his last 29 have won, no kiddin can prove it all, speak to him everynight good guy, does loads of charity work. you want to see his sheila, fook me she's a doll, a blow up doll but a looker. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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The margins for the organisation’s predictions of daily deaths in the UK are big – a tenfold variation from 800 to 8,000 near the peak which, it predicts, will happen around 17 April.
Expect a proper lockdown like France and Spain for a least 6 weeks more. |
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The Institute of Health Metrics and Evaluation in Seattle, based at the University of Washington, is the best organisation in the world at collecting data on diseases and mapping out why we fall ill.
My question is: Why were the UK govenment so slow in implementing lockdown, Like France, Spain and Germany? |
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Because they were striving for herd immunity because lockdowns ultimately fail.
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics
/2020/world/corona-simulator Combine the two parts of the link. |
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Latalomne 08 Apr 20 07:34
Because they were striving for herd immunity because lockdowns ultimately fail. so,if no lockdown was implemented,what iyo would the death/infection rate be to date? |
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Extremely high. As I keep saying, this isn't about stopping everyone from getting it, it is about keeping the demand for NHS ICU beds within capacity so that as many of those who need extra levels of help to pull through can get it.
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infections/deaths still rising daily in britain/spain/france...
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I know this is a racing forum but something ive been thinking about.. Hypothetically speaking if we had a 6 week lockdown with enough food and water for everyone in a home would this help with this virus in the long run?
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how would it then spread? as oposed to never have been a lockdown and everyone mingles?
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Clearly we don't have a full-on lockdown. Some people are still (quite legitimately) allowed to go to work, people can exercise, people can shop. There are also, clearly, people who are ignoring the social distancing advice. It will still spread, just not on the same scale because we have reduced our numbers of social contacts.
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Sorry, I missed Trident's post and assumed your reply was to me, Willie.
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Willie the lockdown has had zero effect on the current number of deaths in the UK, that will not kick in for a week or so, it could be having an effect on the number of infections.
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See the graph half way down this article.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-52133054?at_custom1=[post+type]&at_medium=custom7&at_campaign=64&at_custom3=@BBCNews&at_custom4=21294E42-77A3-11EA-8A08-21E04744363C&at_custom2=twitter |
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uquine,the incubation period has shown to be anything from 1-14 days..
'it could be having an effect on the number of infections' without this lockdown i dont think theres any doubt the death rate/infection rate would be 10x what it is now..if not more. |
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No chance now!
Yes 11.0 No 1.09 |
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13 to back. A decision appears to have been made?
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strange that skinto..i had a further 500 on at 1.18 30 mins ago..hadnt looked since
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there was 10k there at 1.16 not long ago.
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Yes 13.0
No 1.07 |
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You were right all along Willie!
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Yes 22.0
No 1.03 |
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Willie Shafter.08 Apr 20 08:35Joined: 15 Jul 04 | Topic/replies: 35,818 | Blogger: Willie Shafter.'s blog
strange that skinto..i had a further 500 on at 1.18 30 mins ago..hadnt looked since Shocked Thought you said it wasn't worth you betting at 1.2 when i asked as you'd end up with a 1.08 chance after PC, when did you decide it was worth it? |
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ive been betting it along along stew...was erring on the edge of caution
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Some insider trading going on there, that's for sure!
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Well i always thought that even if you would only get 1.08 after PC, it's far better than any interest you'd get in any bank account over 5 weeks. Better just hope the BHA don't try one behind closed doors now!
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The way the price has moved its a cert the decision has been made .
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yes kv without a doubt..it was staring us all in the face tbf.
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Yes 10.0
No 1.08 |
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Yep very much looks like someone knows with that market .! Just went for a quick cycle. Its strange seeing the streets empty.
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will i go green ?
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