pink poodle
aka stickchops
Some quality wares in that shop! Ask to see the back room.
It seems your government is doing it wrong. Good luck with the Olympics.
Some quality wares in that shop! Ask to see the back room.
This article's from back in December of last year:The sewage plant samples seem to be, if you'll excuse the pun, a load of shit. For the past year we in Vic have repeatedly been fed the "news" that virus fragments had been picked up in wastewater. In areas that never presented confirmed cases, either before or after the sewage sampling.
We have one active case and they went immediately into quarantine (now in Brisbane).
Yes it could all change but Cairns is one of the safest places in Australia when it comes to COVID.
But as others have said, TAS could get further cases and Pallychook could slam the door shut and off to quarantine you go.
Palachook isn't the sharpest tool in the shed, with all the influx of people looking for cheap housing we have a shortage of amenities in some areas, it is very difficult for people to even visit a local GP away from the CBD.Some quality wares in that shop! Ask to see the back room.
It seems your government is doing it wrong. Good luck with the Olympics.
Edith Cowan?The girl I was with at the turn of the century…
When doctors tested kids at the start of the outbreak in Wuhan, the nasal and throat swabs tested negative but anal swabs tested positive and the kids showed minor to no symptoms of the virus. Maybe it is more prevalent in the community than people think, or bullshit about their travel so that they don't get fined or lynch mobbed.This article's from back in December of last year:
Australian study shows wastewater testing can detect coronavirus weeks before people show symptoms - ABC News
Can someone more science-ey please explain just how we keep detecting it in poo in areas where there are never any resulting confirmed infections? The article above seems happy to plod along under the assumption that it's been circulating in people who are asymptomatic but that just doesn't add up. The latest research into symptomatic buggers vs your typhoid marys suggest it's as low as 17% of covid cases that are asymptomatic or roughly 1 out of every 5. Even if it were skewed the other way and for every 5 asymptomatic cases there was just 1 who showed symptoms there would still be news of an outbreak in the sort of timeframes they're talking about.
Something doesn't smell right!
The only logical explanation I can think of is there's a common or garden coronavirus that's been around for donkeys years (possibly the common cold?) that resembles Covid 19 when it's been swimming amongst the Mersey Trout but we've just never tested for it before, but surely the poo boffins would have considered this?
Now my mind may be biased by the fact I've just finished another rewatch of The Wire but I can't help but think this sounds like McNulty's 'Serial Killer' in season 5! Is this just a ploy to get more funding so they can test more poo?
Yeah, I see them crowing about no cases here on the news in the last couple of days, and I'm thinking "nooo, don't tempt fate!"We need AFP on all inroads stat. We must not burst the Canberra bubble. A term I hated in the other context but embrace now.
Seriously though we're all sitting here thinking it's a bit inevitable.
Yeah get your Stromlo rides in now I think we are going to be in the no further than 5km from home club soon.Yeah, I see them crowing about no cases here on the news in the last couple of days, and I'm thinking "nooo, don't tempt fate!"
Lucky I live 3km awayYeah get your Stromlo rides in now I think we are going to be in the no further than 5km from home club soon.
Bah yeah Majura will be a swamp for a while I think, I'm just within the 5km for the downhill trails but they will be soup atm. There will be lots of Mt Ainslie fire road loops for me I suspect.Lucky I live 3km awaySadly for you Majura is probably unrideable for a while.
Handlebar has decided to not open this weekend with the weather predictions, probably good to also keep any sneaky fucks from coming in the back door for a ride.
Gillian Anderson I'm not as old as youEdith Cowan?
At least I have Red Hill…Yeah get your Stromlo rides in now I think we are going to be in the no further than 5km from home club soon.
Oops, turn of wrong century....awkward... You just sound like itGillian Anderson I'm not as old as you
The work is based on the premise (or findings) that covid sufferers shed the covid RNA in their stool after they are infected. There have been previous studies about this, so it is likely to be true.This article's from back in December of last year:
Australian study shows wastewater testing can detect coronavirus weeks before people show symptoms - ABC News
Can someone more science-ey please explain just how we keep detecting it in poo in areas where there are never any resulting confirmed infections? The article above seems happy to plod along under the assumption that it's been circulating in people who are asymptomatic but that just doesn't add up. The latest research into symptomatic buggers vs your typhoid marys suggest it's as low as 17% of covid cases that are asymptomatic or roughly 1 out of every 5. Even if it were skewed the other way and for every 5 asymptomatic cases there was just 1 who showed symptoms there would still be news of an outbreak in the sort of timeframes they're talking about.
Something doesn't smell right!
The only logical explanation I can think of is there's a common or garden coronavirus that's been around for donkeys years (possibly the common cold?) that resembles Covid 19 when it's been swimming amongst the Mersey Trout but we've just never tested for it before, but surely the poo boffins would have considered this?
Now my mind may be biased by the fact I've just finished another rewatch of The Wire but I can't help but think this sounds like McNulty's 'Serial Killer' in season 5! Is this just a ploy to get more funding so they can test more poo?
You told me it was Gillian Andersen, the famous Dutch author.Gillian Anderson I'm not as old as you
http://instagr.am/p/CRl1sD4jey2/Directives from our CHO in SA have moved on to include "how to distract an annoying and/or bored husband".
Yesterday Nicola said she'd asked her husband to find a hobby or clean out his sock drawer....
Below is today's directive...
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