maty
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Everything will be electronic. For example, adding a QR code to the new passport. Or printing it in the current ones.
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What you need to know about the virus in China "2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV)"
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I know, tattoo the forehead with an encrypted barcode.
Easy scanning at any restricted entry point to any "public" accomodation.
New passport is every ten years here.
(Ooh... I think mine is due for renewal... I better get on that or I won't be able to escape)
No thanks , doing that will cost us far more than a few life's.
maty
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It will be inevitable to verify that whoever enters a building has the antibodies that indicate that they have overcome the disease, especially in essential services. Later, the annual vaccination check until the virus disappears.
maty
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La escasez global de respiradores multiplica la "piratería moderna" entre países
[Spanish] https://www.elconfidencial.com/mund...coronavirus-escasez-global-pirateria_2534175/
Global shortage of respirators multiplies "modern piracy" between countries
https://translate.google.es/transla...coronavirus-escasez-global-pirateria_2534175/
[Spanish] https://www.elconfidencial.com/mund...coronavirus-escasez-global-pirateria_2534175/
Global shortage of respirators multiplies "modern piracy" between countries
https://translate.google.es/transla...coronavirus-escasez-global-pirateria_2534175/
maty
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I have been following Kiko Llaneras for many years, before being known.
Very interesting, with a lot of graphs.
Cómo el confinamiento frena la cadena de contagios
[Spanish] https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020/04/01/actualidad/1585734540_155050.html
How confinement slows the chain of contagion
https://www.translatetheweb.com/?ref=TVert&from=&to=en&a=https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020/04/01/actualidad/1585734540_155050.html
[ This MIT study, led by Spaniard Esteban Moro, shows the effects of estrangement measures in New York, such as school closure or the order to stay at home: the number of contacts outside the home has been reduced from about 75 daily per person to just 5. ]
[ This data says the measures will work. This is also the conclusion of Imperial College's report of 30 March (which has generated controversy over its estimate of the number of infected persons). The study estimated that the measures taken in Spain have lowered the reproductive number of the virus below 2 and perhaps 1. ]
[ The curve in Spain is flattening. That's not going to stop the deaths from continuing to grow in the next few days. Because the peak may be coming and because even when it arrives it can be shaped like a plateau. But it is evidence that confinement, as in other countries, is capable of curbing the virus and surely suppressing it, at least temporarily.
Evolution of deaths
Logarithmic scale is used, which is best to observe the evolution of the epidemic. The distance between 10 and 100 is the same as between 100 and 1,000... ]
Spain - Italy - USA - South Korea
Very interesting, with a lot of graphs.
Cómo el confinamiento frena la cadena de contagios
[Spanish] https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020/04/01/actualidad/1585734540_155050.html
How confinement slows the chain of contagion
https://www.translatetheweb.com/?ref=TVert&from=&to=en&a=https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020/04/01/actualidad/1585734540_155050.html
[ This MIT study, led by Spaniard Esteban Moro, shows the effects of estrangement measures in New York, such as school closure or the order to stay at home: the number of contacts outside the home has been reduced from about 75 daily per person to just 5. ]
[ This data says the measures will work. This is also the conclusion of Imperial College's report of 30 March (which has generated controversy over its estimate of the number of infected persons). The study estimated that the measures taken in Spain have lowered the reproductive number of the virus below 2 and perhaps 1. ]
[ The curve in Spain is flattening. That's not going to stop the deaths from continuing to grow in the next few days. Because the peak may be coming and because even when it arrives it can be shaped like a plateau. But it is evidence that confinement, as in other countries, is capable of curbing the virus and surely suppressing it, at least temporarily.
Evolution of deaths
Logarithmic scale is used, which is best to observe the evolution of the epidemic. The distance between 10 and 100 is the same as between 100 and 1,000... ]
Spain - Italy - USA - South Korea
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maty
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How To Wear Sickness Masks Without Fogging Up Your Glasses
https://kotaku.com/how-to-wear-sickness-masks-without-fogging-up-your-glas-1841486445
[ According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, there are two ways to prevent fogging up:
* One is to simply fold the top fourth of the mask before wearing it.
* The second way, if you don’t want to sacrifice mask size, is to put a tissue at the top of the mask, over the bridge of your nose. ]
https://kotaku.com/how-to-wear-sickness-masks-without-fogging-up-your-glas-1841486445
[ According to the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department, there are two ways to prevent fogging up:
* One is to simply fold the top fourth of the mask before wearing it.
* The second way, if you don’t want to sacrifice mask size, is to put a tissue at the top of the mask, over the bridge of your nose. ]
maty
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maty
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Miquel Porta “Endurecer el confinamiento no salvaría más vidas”
[Spanish] https://www.lavanguardia.com/lacont...r-el-confinamiento-no-salvaria-mas-vidas.html
Miquel Porta: "Hardening confinement would not save more lives"
https://translate.google.es/transla...r-el-confinamiento-no-salvaria-mas-vidas.html
[Spanish] https://www.lavanguardia.com/lacont...r-el-confinamiento-no-salvaria-mas-vidas.html
Miquel Porta: "Hardening confinement would not save more lives"
https://translate.google.es/transla...r-el-confinamiento-no-salvaria-mas-vidas.html
The only reason why those non vaccinated children are in good health is that 95% are vaccinated. Reduce this number and the situation may change dramatically.
onofno
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This is the main reason I'm not vaccinated since 1989.... and believe it or not I've not seen a doctor because of sickness until today... same for my wife.... and we've not absorbed products made by BigPharma since then.
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Some countries require an additional yellow vaccine record card beyond the passport. I think I got mine first in the 80s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carte_Jaune
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I had a folded yellow card issued by a travel clinic that I carried in India, not required at the time but if it became necessary it was proof of vaccination for several things.
BCG inoculation appears to strongly influence Covid-19 mortality; cuts mortality by more than a factor of 10. Data will have to be re-run after pandemic runs its course. Link is to abstract, full PDF link is available there. https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.24.20042937v1
maty
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maty
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https://elpais.com/sociedad/2020/03/30/actualidad/1585589827_546714.html
Although daily confirmed cases remain in an increasing phase, a positive sign is that the growth variation of these cases day by day is declining. In two weeks it has gone from daily growth of more than 30% to less than 7%.
Daily variation of confirmed cases
Last updated: Saturday, April 4 at 11.30 am.
% cumulative confirmed case growth and 7-day moving average (average growth rate value every seven days)
[ All the Autonomous Communities, in addition to Ceuta and Melilla, record cases of infected persons. Madrid is the great center of the epidemic in Spain, with more than 36,000 positives and more than 4,500 deaths, followed by Catalonia. Although the situation is not the same throughout Spain, as the disease runs at a different rate in each location, the widespread impression is that incomes have declined in the ER. ]
Although daily confirmed cases remain in an increasing phase, a positive sign is that the growth variation of these cases day by day is declining. In two weeks it has gone from daily growth of more than 30% to less than 7%.
Daily variation of confirmed cases
Last updated: Saturday, April 4 at 11.30 am.
% cumulative confirmed case growth and 7-day moving average (average growth rate value every seven days)
[ All the Autonomous Communities, in addition to Ceuta and Melilla, record cases of infected persons. Madrid is the great center of the epidemic in Spain, with more than 36,000 positives and more than 4,500 deaths, followed by Catalonia. Although the situation is not the same throughout Spain, as the disease runs at a different rate in each location, the widespread impression is that incomes have declined in the ER. ]
Don't kid yourself. In a war, he would not hesitate to send his troops into the breach, knowing full well that many or most of them would perish. War is hell.
Yeah, I was wondering if I should drop down to 2000 iu/day(vitamin D3 dose).
digicidal
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Looks like Spain is just passing the peak now as well - presuming current trends continue. I'm very glad for you - we've still got a ways to go here unfortunately.
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