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Quicktrader
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A few weeks ago, I started looking at the ‘Ebola’ issue. In fact, it’s a threat of its own. This is the short version of what I had recently posted on my FB account :p.

First Ebola case in USA, Texas.

The disease cannot be controlled. Number of infected persons rose from 4,700 (12th of September) to 6,000 (today). Unidentified infections not considered yet, although WHO believes it to be essentially higher.

This equals a growth of 27% in 18 days only (1.36% per day). Expected on 11th of October therefore 7,061 infected persons. This, however, is equal to a monthly (!) growth rate of +50.2%. Every infected person therefore infects another in two weeks time only – this being the officially known cases.

Therefore:

6,000 x 1.502^35,65 months = 8,000,000,000 infected people. In less than three years, everybody on this planet statistically would be infected. Mortality is greater than 50%. Not considered that infected persons might meet another infected person (no new infection). Or a working medicamentation to be found (production time?).

First case in US won’t be the last, possibly others already do exist but are unknown. It must not be assumed that an infected person is in contact with only a few people. Airports, cooling systems, check-in desks, seat neighbors, door handles etc.: Enough possibilities to continuingly produce this current growth rate (50.2% p.m.).

UN security council considers Ebola to be a ‘danger for the global peace’.

Possibly no infections in Europe (meanwhile found out that the first one had already occurred in Switzerland..). Possibly, and If growth trend continues, dramatic arrangements might be advisable. Therefore, with an unsecure ‘smiley’ on my face, I do recommend:

– Avoid longer flights, train or bus journeys as they might end deadly.

– Starting latestly from a maximum of 20,000 cases in your state, avoid public places and recently travelling people.

– Instead, use gloves and mouth & nose protection, e.g. by using a scarf or better. This could prolong your life expectancy.

– From 100,000 infected people in your nation, panic might evolve. Take care early about enough food etc. rations.

– If breakout continues, a month-long isolation might be useful until the virus is under control. So by using rise, flour, potatoe powder, buillon cubes, conserves, onions, pasta etc.

– In addition to that, the virus might effect working habits, such as at electricity/gas/oil etc. providing companies.

Therefore: Good luck my friends.

*ZODIACHRONOLOGY*

 
Posted : October 1, 2014 10:16 pm
ace ventura
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According to Dr. Nancy Snyderman and Dr Oz it is only spread through contact ,not airbourn and if the infected person shows no symptoms they are not contagious . Michigan thinks they may have 1-3 cases I saw
United States -the worlds emergency services

 
Posted : October 2, 2014 6:13 am
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I think it good advice to be informed and prepared for any such emergency, as well as one can be. Even if Ebola never becomes a pandemic, there will be one someday. It has happened in the past and will happen in the future. I remember my Grandma talking about the flu of 1918. So, as the old proverb goes, "Prepare for the worst but hope for the best."

 
Posted : October 2, 2014 9:29 am
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The ebola risk, at least in the developed world, is overstated. Ebola has a very low reproductive number which means it doesn’t spread nearly as easily as other diseases.

It’s harder to get than HIV. People can walk around with HIV for years and not realize it, infecting people along the way. But people with Ebola are only walking around with it for a few days until the symptoms get worse, then they become too sick to spread it effectively, likely ending up in the hospital. This significantly limits the number of people who come into contact with someone infected with ebola.

Ebola is nasty, but luckily, its aggressive effect on its victims is part of the reason why it doesn’t spread as effectively as other diseases.

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Posted : October 2, 2014 1:30 pm
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Hm..the reproductive number is, imo, the monthly 1.5 factor. Indeed they say that it cannot be transmitted via e.g. saliva similar to influenca. However, it does spread. Some say it is because of rotten water, then it would not establish in the US, Europe, etc. I guess.

This one is the creepiest stuff about this disease I’ve ever seen..so if you got weak nerves, better don’t watch..

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/video/news/v … orium.html

QT

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Posted : October 4, 2014 11:17 pm
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The disease continues silently.

So far, outside Africa, other Ebola cases have appeared in Switzerland, France (Paris), Germany (Hamburg), Spain and the US. A first case in Nigeria, in one of the most developed African countries, has appeared, too. British government estimates the chances for Ebola to develop at 75% for e.g. France, 50% for the United Kingdom itself. This, they say, due to the frequent airline traffic between Africa and Paris as well as the highly-frequented London airport ‘Heathrow’.

Doctors calm down. There is almost no ‘god in white’ who doesn’t say that Ebola will be stopped. Later, they might state that they could have only treated people who are under their surveillance, of course.

Meanwhile, in some African regions such as Sierra Leone, the number of Ebola infected people is double as high as the regions’ hospital capacities. In Sierra Leone, five new infections are discovered every hour and have borders to Liberia and Guinea already been closed by authorities. Additionally, local people beg for international support to fight the disease.

The WHO somehow appears to have a better picture of the disease. They say that Ebola, although less infections might have appeared over the last days, is far away from being under control. They also state that the unknown number of infections is essentially higher than the cases already known.

Finally a second number of infections (September 28, 2014): 7.157

If this number is correct, the infection rate is >2. However it should be considered that more cases might be discovered due to the currently increased media attention. Otherwise Ebola would fully be spread on this planet in less than 20 months.

QT

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Posted : October 5, 2014 9:35 pm
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Meanwhile media reports about 7,492 cases.

The CDC mentions the current Ebola outbreak as being the ‘largest (Ebola) epidemic in history’. And regarding the transmission of the disease: CDC recommends to ‘not handle items that may have come in contact with an infected person’s blood or body fluids’.

Now is sweat a body fluid, too? Then handshakes as well as saliva (mostly unseen when speeking to a person) might be a way of transmission, too. In fact, WHO does not mention that handshakes are not dangerous. Instead, they consider things such as a bed’s linen as being a possible way of transmission. Also, they do consider saliva to be a way of infection (‘Saliva and tears may also carry some risk.‘).

The Ebola virus can also be transmitted indirectly, by contact with previously contaminated surfaces and objects‘ (WHO).

http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/prevention/index.html
http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/outbreaks/ … index.html
http://www.who.int/csr/disease/ebola/faq-ebola/en/
http://www.who.int/mediacentre/news/ebo … r-2014/en/

QT

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Posted : October 7, 2014 12:59 pm
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Today CDC published a travel warning level 3:

‘CDC urges all US residents to avoid nonessential travel to Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone because of unprecedented outbreaks of Ebola in those countries.’

Meanwhile some person in the US died, three new cases in Spain and completely new cases in the city of Oslo, Norway.

QT

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Posted : October 8, 2014 9:12 pm
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most flights to those countries return to Atlanta or Chicago and Houston airports

I saw that PBS Ebola documentary last nite…. yikes

it is thought that it could become out of control easily in lagos Nigeria with the 20 million poor people living in or around it .

 
Posted : October 9, 2014 8:27 pm
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NY La Guardian airport..200 cleaning staff members refuse to clean toilets etc. from airplanes because they don’t want to get infected with Ebola. In Prag, 800-1,000 miles away, a 56-yr old Czech is suspected to be infected, too. He recently was in Liberia. In Serbia (former Jugoslavia), more than 700 people are quarantined. In Skopje, Mazedonia (also ex-Jugoslavia) a hotel is under quarantine, too. One British already died there due to internal bleedings, another one is supected to be infected. He came from London, possibly a first sign that Heathrow had already functioned as an infection platform. Media concerns rise, some even claim that Ebola won’t be controllable anymore.

QT

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Posted : October 11, 2014 12:54 pm
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They need to flat out stop flights from those countries into the U.S. until they get a handle on this. Also, they better start making some Antibiotics just in case. It’s very scary! :shock:

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Posted : October 11, 2014 3:27 pm
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Antibiotics don’t do anything against a virus, which Ebola is. Just sayin’

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Posted : October 11, 2014 3:52 pm
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A hospital in KCK shipped… er planed, Ebola waste here from Africa , there is a segment on KCTV5 and now is in trouble for doing it with out a permit to do it .
They must have thought those plane loader people are so honest and professional… what could go wrong .
I wanted to set a stump a smoldering …ah, but the paper work

 
Posted : October 11, 2014 6:46 pm
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I heard a very scary discussion when I was half-awake the other night on a late night radio talk show. The man being interviewed thought this was an act of terrorism and was saying he thought it very odd that it happened in the state of Texas, right near the border, rather than someplace like New York where there are so many more international flights.

 
Posted : October 12, 2014 3:00 am
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Now a nurse who treated a ebola patient in texas has tested positive for ebola
https://plus.google.com/+BBCNews/posts/QukZr7HX5wv

most flights from africa go thru atlanta or chicago or houston unless it goes the north route to london 1st

 
Posted : October 12, 2014 9:34 pm
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