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I take 40,000 units of colecalciferol (vit D) once per month as a just in case scenario knowing that it may do some good and cannot do me harm as I do not have any disease where such a dose could be harmful. Caution is needed when dosing with fat soluble vitamins like D which is why the UK Governmen...

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Was plagued with 10 digit callers till we got a call blocker 👍 still get the odd rogue call sneaking through but nothing like it used to be. The cloning of area codes is the worst thing as a lot of people have caller id, and so people pick up thinkibg its a genuine call.... And our call blocker has...

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Fingers crossed US, fingers legs and toes crossed

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All I have been trying to do has been to point out that we are culpable in this disease spreading and can be the answer to stopping it. Apart from the illness and deaths the only other crap is what the epidemic is doing to the economy and via that to other societal problems.

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Pulled from the BBC at the time of the case Eight men were found guilty of violent disorder, while Rhys Pullen admitted the charge. They were sentenced to the following: Five years for Ryan Carter, 21, of York Road, Southend Four years for Jamie Chambers, 24, of Coleman Street, Southend Three-and-a-...

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I note that the Royal Liverpool has more Covid patients than at the last height of admissions and my 200-250 daily deaths in a couple of weeks guesstimate yesterday is already looking optimistic.

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You then have to decide who are the vulnerable. We know those more at risk are BAME, Obese, Diabetics, cancer patients, transplants, those on immunotherapy those over 60-90 with increasing risks-so who would you advise to protect themselves and would you pay their wages if working? I suggest that wo...

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I hope people will see sense and avoid close contact whenever possible. The numbers will carry on rising for some time yet but it does look as if the increases in cases in some of the hot spots are starting to peak. I think if we can keep deaths below 300-400/day before a decline we will do well. Lo...

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I find it really interesting how this debate has not really progressed. In the original thread long ago locked I said how serious this would get, only to be belittled. It’s gone as predicted to be fair. It was also so obvious we would have second wave worse than the first, history tells us that ove...

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Maybe less than 10 decades but can't be certain

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Behind Atkinson and Dean for me at very least. He was on the up and had the potential to become the best, sadly wanted to be a superstar in his own right, wants to be mates with the players, and thinks its all about him. Very much a ref suited to Mourinho and Spurs visiting the turf, he csnt wait t...

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claretburns wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 20, 2020 1:42 pm
Years ago hated seeing Oliver's name being the ref as I didn't rate him at all, but now, probably best referee we have in the league.

And I think he has gone the opposite way. Thought he was an excellent young ref but now he buys too much of the prima donna performances for my liking.

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cricketfieldclarets wrote: ↑
Tue Oct 20, 2020 1:06 pm
Therein lies one of the problem. There sno clear strategy or communication or plan to get out of it. Its just delaying the problem.

In the hope of getting a vaccine that is effective

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CFC I cannot quibble with the stats you have posted but at the end of all this we will need to look into the total deaths and see how they vary with the annual rate of about 500,000/year. That home deaths are up could be a good thing as most people would like to die at home and certainly total hospi...

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I am a glass half empty person with BFC but we have Mee, Cork, Lowts and Bardsley unavailable for selection with Brady, Barnes, and Gudmundsson just back from long term injuries and Jay finding his feet after a short term lay off-so hardly the best situation to be in at the start of a season is it?

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There is some dispute as to how ITU beds will hold up and it is different from Spring because of lock down there were no elective operations requiring ITU beds and fewer trauma cases requiring ITU beds but M/C ITU beds are anywhere between 70 and 85% (local v Government figures) occupied now and a m...

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Pieters is right back Long in; midfield four of Brownhill Westy Guddo and McNeil; Woods and Barnes up front
Bench Norris Brady Dunne Glennon Jay Vydra and Stephens

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Daily average is now over 100 I think and will continue to climb at least over the next 2 weeks until/unless we get the case numbers down. Almost 6000 now in hospital with it which is just under a third of the peak in March April

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It is worse for the NHS up here in the NW and I have had more colleagues affected by it than last time.

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I think the purist, Peter, would say that there has not been a second wave just a rekindling of the smouldering embers of the first wave which according to Van Tam may be having its epicentre in the North because London was the first to get swamped but cases fell away earlier than up here with the e...

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I do think Manchester is fiddling whilst it burns. I note cases seem to be dropping but the lag time for falling hospital and ITU admissions is 3-4 weeks away if the fall off continues. Paradoxically the better treatment will mean an increased length of stay as fewer of the very sick will die. This ...

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Mine was Wayne Thomas leaving for all that money

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That some of the 7billion of us cannot get this is highly likely, it is just how many. Even if it is 50% there remain a hell of a lot who may die from it even if the mortality rate were a mere 0.1%

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I am neutral on this just posting that one poster is DJW and the recent person posted about is DDW

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Crikey it would be nice to have hair available to dye. Mine died back years ago. Miss it at 2am on cold winter nights when the heating gas gone off. Babies lose heat through their head and so do baldilocks men.

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Daniel David WATERHOUSE ... Correspondence address: Balderton Capital (Uk) Llp, 20 Balderton Street, London, United Kingdom, W1K 6TL. Role Resigned ...
Found this when I googled Daniel Waterhouse

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Is'nt this guy DD Waterhouse, not DJ Waterhouse?

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We are seeing the effects of complacency and deaths are now >100/day and by next week will be >200 or even 300/day I suspect and whilst this rise is nowhere near as steep as in March April I am told that the hospital situation is looking worse than last time. As fas as a vaccine is concerned we have...

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Walked past him wife and baby this lunchtime in Macclesfield
Of it was his double

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No. Nobody has got a bloody clue, which is at least part of the reason people will continue to do what they like as much as they can. Crap leadership from an inept government. :x SD 2 metres+ wash hands frequently wear masks in public places a basic simple message out since March. Stick with it and...

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Wow that is a great tribute to Mr Gill and should make the sadness his loss to his family and friends
a little easier to take.
He will be resting in peace.

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If we do not alter our behaviour the grim death stats thus far will be a mere taster only for what is coming I am hearing of folk who should be isolating going out shopping and these folk are allegedly informed as they co habit with a medic When he hold me he just rolled his eyes and asked why are w...

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The Great fire of London saw off a lot of Black death.

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Blacklaw was the best of the three at not taking any prisoners, most forwards who set up against him just bounced off Adam who never gave a blade of grass against most forwards although I think Bryan Douglas was minus a tooth after an encounter.

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Harsh

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Unless all games are off when we will be having a fire sale

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Let’s hope he is the next Lee Dixon who earns the club some money in a few years

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Your Dad was right Tony.Colin made goalkeeping look simple-I bet he has a good laugh watching Pickford.
He would throw his arms out wide when he know the ball was missing the goal and only once did i see him get that wrong when the ball hit the post and went in. Ouch

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Great post Undersiege. We have to flatten this wave or the NHS will buckle as it did last time. If we have to open up Nightingale beds as well as carry on with non Covid work etc where are the staff coming from to do all of this. The NHS did not cope last time because it shut down most non-Covid wor...

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Immunity to many coronarviruses is short We should revisit this in 12 to 18 months for the answers and that will be important for the vaccine as it may need an annual shot of immunity proves to be short lived A colleagues wife who works for NHS and was antibody positive when staff were screened one ...

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Thanks undersiege. I do not know why he says that this rna virus does not mutate like flu as it has not been around long enough for us to know if other strains in animals will jump the way flu does-both are mutating all the time. Sadly your near future prediction won't be near enough as the attritio...

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Coronavirus does not mutate as readily as the flu. It could take some time for that to occur. There was a really good interview on the 'Financial Sense News Hour' the other week, with Dr. Hugh Pennington (emeritus professor of bacteriology) of Aberdeen University, that discusses the mutation issue....

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Not looking like that here. We seem to be just reversing what happened last time. London spread outwards to other regions and now Northern regions spreading outwards and with the need to keep the NHS working normally it is going to be one hell of a struggle in the NW as we are hearing. Soon be over ...

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Maybe more to do with matters off the field and something Grezza may have to work on if success is bringing sackings

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Van Tam has again re-iterated that young children pose a very low risk and although the risk rises with age it doesn't take off until the late teens so no need to close schools this time around as the data do not support it. They are an important source of flu-so we are now wanting to vaccinate them...

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Taken one on his head/face and his eye has swollen up so off due to vision problems

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Pretty sure that no one on here has contributed to the deaths of hundreds of thousands, the displacement of millions and the destabilising of an entire region. What has the Anglo-French stitch up of the Middle East after the dissolution of the Ottoman empire post 1918 got to do with Alistair Campbe...

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I really hope you are right Undersiege but the NW is already struggling and what we are seeing in the hospital data is as a result of the rate of infection two weeks ago Shall we compare our thoughts today with the facts in two weeks and for once I will be extremely happy to be shown to have been wr...

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