 race with Paraguay as they both pass Bulgaria and Greece yet they only progress up to 48th & 49th spots because Tunisia took flight over Belarus and all 4 of them to land in 47th, Malaysia flung Jordan out of 35th as Japan (34th) now enjoys last drinks in the 700K+ clubhouse bar. Even though Pakistan had a good head start through the 900K+ club Bangladesh looks to be the next member of the 1M+ club as they continue to accelerate while the Philippines kicked Canada right out of 23rd while Colombia blew Italy out of 9th spot.
Anyhow that's enough of the action for now.
As far as I can deduce...
... All legal restrictions are expected to be lifted in England on 19 July.
Mr Jenrick's comments come after doctors warned that some measures - including the use of face masks - should be kept beyond July, with the British Medical Association (BMA) calling the rise in infections alarming...
A tap-dancing Jim Broadbent concludes the song, saying "just get a vaccination"...
... Don Warrington, Russell Tovey and Colin Salmon also feature...
... "Vaccines are helping us get back to everything we love and every industry - including the arts - couldn't be more grateful to each and every person for getting their vaccine."...
At the top end of the death list the only changes were Bangladesh replacing Japan in 36th place as the Philippines displaced Belgium from 25th while down the other end Mozambique, Angola and Trinidad/Tobago deposited Australia down to 113th so now let's get onto that case list.
Fiji is certainly clocking up the frequent flyer points as they took another long distance flight over 11 countries to take a layover in 163rd place, a staggering Taiwan has moved past Somalia into 142nd while Haiti finally caught up with and passed French Polynesia, but they still remain in 137th as Vietnam took a flight over them and 5 other countries to touch down in 131st, Réunion put in their weekly numbers and leapt past both Malta and Australia into 124th and Malawi replaced Sudan in 120th spot.
The D.R.C. passed Madagascar, but remain in 117th spot because Rwanda leapt over both of them and then continued past Senegal to land in 115th, Zimbabwe bumped Cambodia out of 11th while Cyprus replaced El Salvador in 105th after El Salvador and Cameroon were passed by Mozambique to claim 103rd, Namibia disposed of China before jumping over both Ghana and Finland to take over 98th as Mongolia nudged Afghanistan from 94th, Norway passed Albania, but they remain in 91st because Kyrgyzstan leapt over Estonia and both of them to claim 90th, and Myanmar along with Zambia passed Nigeria to move into 83rd & 84th places respectively.
Cuba booted Bosnia/Herzegovina out of 79th, Honduras & Sri Lanka both passed Bahrain to claim 72nd & 73rd places while Oman passed Ireland and followed Venezuela past Ethiopia & Lithuania they only got to claim 67th & 68th places because Thailand flew over all of them and 3 other countries to become the 64th member of the 300K+ club just after Guatemala became the 63rd, Kuwait swept Croatia from 58th as Costa Rica slid past Uruguay into 55th, Belarus pushed Bulgaria out of 51st and Tunisia brushed aside Bolivia to take over 46th spot.
Japan became the 34th country to enter the 800K+ club and then took 33rd spot from Hungary as Bangladesh flashed right past Pakistan into 29th while South Africa become the 19th member of the 2M+ club then removed Peru from 18th place and Indonesia blew the Ukraine right out of 16th.
The changes at the top end of the death list were Bolivia removing Portugal from 32nd spot as South Africa was replaced by Indonesia in 16th and Colombia pried France out of 9th place.
Now onto the case list and Laos has shot up to 184th place and is sitting right on Sint Maarten's rear bumper (and will be the next country to knock New Zealand down another notch), Fiji took off again over Benin, Nicaragua, Equatorial Guinea and Timor-Leste to become the 159th member of the 10K+ club while Vietnam leapt over Guinea, Gabon and Syria to touchdown in 128th, Zimbabwe finally ran down Singapore to claim 110th as Cyprus and El Salvador both passed Cameroon to move into 104th & 105th respectively, Mozambique took exception to being passed so they put the pedal down and zoomed past Uganda into 102nd and Namibia became the 98th member of the 100K+ club as well as promptly replacing Montenegro in 97th spot.
Mongolia and Afghanistan leapt over Estonia, Albania and Norway to claim 91st & 92nd spots, Kyrgyzstan sped past Latvia into 89th as Myanmar blew Kenya out of 82nd, Libya became the 81st member of the 200K+ club while Cuba jumped over Qatar and Armenia to take over 77th, Sri Lanka replaced Honduras in 72nd and Venezuela removed Egypt from 66th place.
Guatemala passed Palestine, but they still remain in 63rd place as Thailand passed them both to claim 62nd, Greece bumped Paraguay from 49th, Tunisia swept Ecuador from 45th while Saudi Arabia became the 44th country to enter the 500K+ clubhouse, Nepal ran right on past Austria into 39th as Malaysia became the 35th member of the 800K+ club then flying past Hungary and Japan to touchdown in 33rd and Portugal was the 31st to enter the 900K+ clubhouse.
Bangladesh became the 29th member of the 1M+ club while Belgium removed Sweden from 26th place, Iraq replaced Canada in 24th as the U.K. became the 7th member of the 5M+ club and the number of empty clubhouses between the 5M+ clubhouse grew again as Brazil has become the 3rd to enter the 19M+ club.
Meanwhile down under I bet that Gladys now wishes that she did a completely full lockdown of greater Sydney a fortnight before she actually did as infections fly well past 500 and now 1 death from the "limo driver" outbreak. So the lockdown will continue on down there and it's likely that schools will not reopen after school vacation ends.
Meanwhile here in the UK, the Government response is going for broke hoping that 'tactical' use of our health service will allow "Business as Usual" to fully resume. Meanwhile, all the non-vaccinated people are to be sacrificed to take their chances.
We have rapidly gone from sub-1000 new cases per day to now rocketing above 35000+ cases per day. The number of new cases is doubling every 6 days (which is what "exponential" means). If this trend continues, that suggests 70k next weekend and 150k new cases and onwards in two weeks time...
Our Government has been teasing out various propaganda over the last week to prime people to expect over 100k new cases per day. Reporting of the numbers is being discouraged so as not to'scare' people.
This is quite the deadly experiment of the century.
And this is all a totally unknown experiment, unplanned, "out in the wild", with the general population as the experiment guinea pigs to see what long term disabilities are suffered and what new coronavirus variants are generated.
In addition to that, the (English) UK government has decided that full 'double jab plus waiting time' vaccination won't protect the general public until the middle of August.
But the same vaccination protocol will protect NHS staff next week. So medical staff will be expected to work in places like hospitals - attending to the vulnerable and the already-infected - while everyone else is forced to isolate and await the outcome of a potential infection.
or (b) - if not infectious, catch the virus from their patients.
And for that catch-22, they're being offered danger money of a 1% pay rise year-on-year.
I do wish politicians would learn to join the dots of a strategy.
Now you know why people will die. Utter stupidity.
What would expected coming from 1 of Donny's true RINO's?
Cossacks fans: Where are you from?
Discussion in 'Fan Zone' started by Privateer, Jul 14, 2015.
from where am I?
There could be several places e.g.
So, I guess you are from Greece.
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Peeps from all the globe!
Balkans, Bulgaria, my location.
Spain, playing Cossacks since the release of C1-European Wars.
Greetings from Lithuania!!
Shirish Korde, born in Uganda of Indian descent and now active in the contemporary music scene around Boston, is a composer of genuinely international inspiration. He is as equipped as anyone to take on the challenge of fusing the Indian and Western classical musical languages, a challenge of immense difficulty. (If you don't believe that, try reading analyses of Western music from an Indian theoretical perspective sometime.) Given the solo orientation of Indian pieces, the concerto form might seem like a logical meeting place, but it's difficult to pull off -- the accompaniment in India's two classical systems is not harmonic in the Western sense. Ravi Shankar, in his Concerto No. 1 for sitar and orchestra, eliminated the string section from the orchestra and entrusted the rest of the ensemble with a function more percussive than harmonic. Korde's