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    #12721
    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    I'm confused, according to Roque our trend are pointing downward if the graph is based on the onset of illness. Actually I don't understand this graph at all if it's related to their new style of daily reporting or if this is a different graph.


    You can here Roque here.
    LIVESTREAM: Palace briefing with presidential spokesman Harry Roque | Replay - YouTube

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    #12722
    Quote Originally Posted by BratPAQ View Post
    I'm confused, according to Roque our trend are pointing downward if the graph is based on the onset of illness. Actually I don't understand this graph at all if it's related to their new style of daily reporting or if this is a different graph.


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    LIVESTREAM: Palace briefing with presidential spokesman Harry Roque | Replay - YouTube

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    because the lyrics are not readable to me,
    and because the voice wouldn't explain adequately enough,
    i have no idea what those greens and blues are.

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    #12723
    Quote Originally Posted by shadow View Post
    Hinde na nga asymptomatic tawag nila pre-symtomatic na means daw meron kahit minor symptoms.


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    when you grill a person hard enough,
    he will start "remembering" some things,
    that might be mis-construed as symptoms.

    interviewing is an art.
    not to over-do, neither to under-do.

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    #12724
    Last edited by Monseratto; June 9th, 2020 at 10:29 PM.

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    #12725
    Hmmm, for cinemas, it's easy to monitor 50% of the seating capacity. I wonder how they'll do it with the gyms? Would it be like in some groceries where you wait outside till someone leaves, then you can go in?

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    #12726
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    when you grill a person hard enough,
    he will start "remembering" some things,
    that might be mis-construed as symptoms.

    interviewing is an art.
    not to over-do, neither to under-do.

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    #12727
    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Hmmm, for cinemas, it's easy to monitor 50% of the seating capacity. I wonder how they'll do it with the gyms? Would it be like in some groceries where you wait outside till someone leaves, then you can go in?
    there are maximum prescribed bodies per square meter, for establishments.
    simply halve this number, or maintain social distance, whichever has less bodies.

    "guys, the place is full. here're some 2.5 pound dumbbells for you to play with, while you wait."
    Last edited by dr. d; June 9th, 2020 at 10:40 PM.

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    #12728
    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Hmmm, for cinemas, it's easy to monitor 50% of the seating capacity. I wonder how they'll do it with the gyms? Would it be like in some groceries where you wait outside till someone leaves, then you can go in?
    Cinemas, easy....remove half the seats. Gyms? Easier...be w/ the half that won't.[emoji4]

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    #12729
    Quote Originally Posted by bugsmobile View Post
    Hmmm, for cinemas, it's easy to monitor 50% of the seating capacity. I wonder how they'll do it with the gyms? Would it be like in some groceries where you wait outside till someone leaves, then you can go in?
    Sino kaya maglalakas loob mag gym? Parang suicidal yan a! There are fit people who got hit with the virus. That's like a petri dish with sweat all over. Also, it was advised not to work out with face mask on.

    When I am out I don't sit anywhere (virus baka kumapit sa clothes ko) and I don't touch things. If I am to buy an item, that is the only time I touch it and after I do, I alcohol. I can use half a bottle of pocket alcohol in 1 hr of going out

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    #12731
    Quote Originally Posted by _Cathy_ View Post
    Sino kaya maglalakas loob mag gym? Parang suicidal yan a!t
    there are fanatics...
    even here in tsikot.
    heh heh.

    seigh...
    where's mr. big?

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    #12732
    How captain america predicted covid19. [emoji849][emoji849][emoji849]

    Link for the clip below and move to 0:15.

    Enjoy!

    YouTube

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    #12733
    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    Hehe, mukhang may Indiano na masamang-masama loob sa China ah

    COVID-19 virus has properties that have never been found in nature before , Opinions & Blogs News | wionews.com

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    Sabi kona at the start na weaponized virus itong covid19.

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    #12734
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...ebsite-states/

    *Latest from CDC, USA*
    [07/06, 12:10]
    *Who is expected to catch corona.... an interesting analysis*

    *WHAT IT TAKES TO INFECT*

    To successfully infect you, the virus needs a dose of: ~1000 viral particles (vp)
    The typical environmental spread of activities:
    Breath: ~20 vp/minute
    Speaking: ~200 vp/minute
    Cough: ~200 million vp (enough of these may remain in air for hours in a poorly ventilated environment)
    Sneeze: ~200 million vp
    FORMULA
    Successful infection = Exposure to Virus * Time
    SCENARIOS
    * Being in vicinity of someone (with 6 ft distancing): Low risk if limit to less than 45 minutes
    * Talking to someone face to face (with mask): Low risk if limit to less than 4 minutes
    * Someone passing you walking/jogging/cycling: Low risk
    * Well-ventilated spaces, with distancing: Low risk (limit duration)
    * Grocery shopping: Medium risk (can reduce to low by limiting time and following hygiene)
    * Indoor spaces: High risk
    * Public Bathrooms/Common areas: High fomite/surface transfer risk
    * Restaurants: High risk (can reduce to Medium risk by sitting outdoors with distancing and surface touch awareness)
    * Workplaces/Schools (even with social distancing): Very high risk, including high fomite transfer risk
    * Parties/Weddings: Very high risk
    * Business networking/conferences: Very high risk
    * Arenas/Concerts/Cinemas: Very high risk

    *RISK FACTORS*
    The bottom line factors you can use to calculate your risk are:
    - indoors vs outdoors
    - narrow spaces vs large, ventilated spaces
    - high people density vs low density
    - longer exposure vs brief exposure
    The risks will be higher for former scenarios.

    *STAY SAFE*

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    #12736
    Quote Originally Posted by Yatta View Post
    https://www.washingtonpost.com/healt...ebsite-states/

    *Latest from CDC, USA*
    [07/06, 12:10]
    *Who is expected to catch corona.... an interesting analysis*

    *WHAT IT TAKES TO INFECT*

    To successfully infect you, the virus needs a dose of: ~1000 viral particles (vp)
    The typical environmental spread of activities:
    Breath: ~20 vp/minute
    Speaking: ~200 vp/minute
    Cough: ~200 million vp (enough of these may remain in air for hours in a poorly ventilated environment)
    Sneeze: ~200 million vp
    FORMULA
    Successful infection = Exposure to Virus * Time
    SCENARIOS
    * Being in vicinity of someone (with 6 ft distancing): Low risk if limit to less than 45 minutes
    * Talking to someone face to face (with mask): Low risk if limit to less than 4 minutes
    * Someone passing you walking/jogging/cycling: Low risk
    * Well-ventilated spaces, with distancing: Low risk (limit duration)
    * Grocery shopping: Medium risk (can reduce to low by limiting time and following hygiene)
    * Indoor spaces: High risk
    * Public Bathrooms/Common areas: High fomite/surface transfer risk
    * Restaurants: High risk (can reduce to Medium risk by sitting outdoors with distancing and surface touch awareness)
    * Workplaces/Schools (even with social distancing): Very high risk, including high fomite transfer risk
    * Parties/Weddings: Very high risk
    * Business networking/conferences: Very high risk
    * Arenas/Concerts/Cinemas: Very high risk

    *RISK FACTORS*
    The bottom line factors you can use to calculate your risk are:
    - indoors vs outdoors
    - narrow spaces vs large, ventilated spaces
    - high people density vs low density
    - longer exposure vs brief exposure
    The risks will be higher for former scenarios.

    *STAY SAFE*

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    my summarization:
    wear mask always.
    talk to no one. shake no one's hand. keep your hands inside your pockets.
    avoid those un-masked or wearing mask wrongly.
    avoid crowds.

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    #12737
    Quote Originally Posted by dreamur View Post
    How captain america predicted covid19. [emoji849][emoji849][emoji849]

    Link for the clip below and move to 0:15.

    Enjoy!

    YouTube

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    hey!
    that's a UP shirt he has on!

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    #12738
    Asympthomatic transmission very rare as per who...
    Hmm... so medyo safe na pala, basta hindi umo.ubo or may fever yung katabi mo... sabi ng who...

    Coronavirus: Asymptomatic transmission still an 'open question' - BBC News


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    #12739
    Quote Originally Posted by ray_noel View Post
    Asympthomatic transmission very rare as per who...
    Hmm... so medyo safe na pala, basta hindi umo.ubo or may fever yung katabi mo... sabi ng who...

    Coronavirus: Asymptomatic transmission still an 'open question' - BBC News


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    Asymptomatic spread happens inside homes since di naman sumusuot ng mask sa bahay. Kumakalat through normal talking and breathing.

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    #12740
    Anti-body treament...


    Singapore company to start clinical safety trials in humans for potential COVID-19 treatment - CNA


    The firm has developed TY027, a monoclonal antibody that specifically targets SARS-CoV-2, the coronavirus that causes COVID-19. Monoclonal antibodies can be isolated and manufactured in large quantities to treat diseases.

    Presently, there is no proven antibody-based treatment for COVID-19. There is also no licensed vaccine to prevent SARS-CoV-2 infection, Tychan said.

    Tychan may become the first firm to start its human clinical trial in Singapore, although efforts in developing an antibody-based treatment are underway here and globally. As of Tuesday, Tychan’s was the only registered clinical trial internationally for such a treatment.

China Corona Virus Outbreak