23 Sep
2020
23 Sep
'20
9:51 a.m.
EnB is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Quiz: Guess the Special Guests
Time: Wed Sep 23, 2020 07:30 PM Australia/Melbourne
So... some quiz questions to answer today. Send in your answers that will
(or might no) reveal the names of the special guests.
A. What group is it that forms a large diverse anthropoid taxon?
B. What enjoys living in pubic hair?
C. How do you get rid of them (even if you don't want to)?
D. If you ride with them, you're likely to ... ... (complete the
sentence)....
E. What did the Hotel Tartin in France name its famous dessert?
F. Who shares a birthday With Egg & Bacon Pie, Nor'Me and Sophia Loren?
G. If you ever watched Upstairs Downstairs, what group lived upstairs?
The answers to these questions should lead you to the names of our special
guests tonight. So come along for a chat.
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23 Sep
23 Sep
6:11 p.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
24 Sep
24 Sep
9:40 a.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
Thanks Klingon
On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 6:18 PM John Perkins <jperkins(a)alpalink.com.au>
wrote:
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
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5:36 p.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
Hi. The graph is great. May we pass this onto friends? ( the graph )
Kathy
On 24 Sep 2020, at 9:41 am, Linda Anderson-Berry
<andersonberry.linda@gmail.com<mailto:andersonberry.linda@gmail.com>> wrote:
Thanks Klingon
On Wed, Sep 23, 2020 at 6:18 PM John Perkins
<jperkins@alpalink.com.au<mailto:jperkins@alpalink.com.au>> wrote:
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
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10:10 a.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
Thanks, Klingon, these are great graphs. I had been following the stats on the
Worldometer website, but apparently their figures are a bit suspect. As you say, it's
the data on cases per million - and even more, the deaths per million - that are most
significant. It's a pity Trump doesn't understand that.
On On! Peanuts.
-------------------
On Wednesday, 23 September 2020, 6:18:15 PM AEST, John Perkins
<jperkins(a)alpalink.com.au> wrote:
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
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9:38 p.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
He understands it perfectly, he just has a different agenda…..
On On,
Swampie
From: Bronwen Bryant <bronbryant(a)yahoo.com.au>
Sent: Thursday, 24 September 2020 10:11 AM
To: Member Discussion <members(a)lakesidehash.asn.au>
Subject: [Members] Re: my pandemic projects
Thanks, Klingon, these are great graphs. I had been following the stats on the Worldometer
website, but apparently their figures are a bit suspect. As you say, it's the data on
cases per million - and even more, the deaths per million - that are most significant.
It's a pity Trump doesn't understand that.
On On! Peanuts.
-------------------
On Wednesday, 23 September 2020, 6:18:15 PM AEST, John Perkins
<jperkins(a)alpalink.com.au <mailto:jperkins@alpalink.com.au> > wrote:
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
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25 Sep
25 Sep
1:04 p.m.
New subject: my pandemic projects
New cases in the US seem stuck at around 40,000
per day. It is like the worst day in Victoria, but happening every day.
New cases are rising in the UK. I don't think
they are false positives as some suggest.
Worldometer is good but the numbers are higher.
Maybe not "confirmed cases" as JHU.
I enter the numbers for 10 countries every day
and press a button to update the web page. Anyone can look at it.
Cheers & beers
Klingon
At 09:38 PM 24/09/2020 +1000, patvet(a)bigpond.com wrote:
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He understands it perfectly, he just has a different agenda
..
On On,
Swampie
From: Bronwen Bryant <bronbryant(a)yahoo.com.au>
Sent: Thursday, 24 September 2020 10:11 AM
To: Member Discussion <members(a)lakesidehash.asn.au>
Subject: [Members] Re: my pandemic projects
Thanks, Klingon, these are great graphs. I had
been following the stats on the Worldometer
website, but apparently their figures are a bit
suspect. As you say, it's the data on cases per
million - and even more, the deaths per million
- that are most significant. It's a pity Trump doesn't understand that.
On On! Peanuts.
-------------------
On Wednesday, 23 September 2020, 6:18:15 PM
AEST, John Perkins
<<mailto:jperkins@alpalink.com.au>jperkins@alpalink.com.au> wrote:
Dear Hashers
There may be some who, like me have a go at doing the crosswords in
the newspaper. Over the years I have developed my own computer aids
to solve the puzzles when I get stuck. I thought others might like to
use them too, so I made a little package and uploaded it:
<http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm>http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/crossword.htm
The instructions are in the ReadMe, but basically you just have to
copy the files onto a folder on your computer (Windows) and run it
from there (word). On Windows 10 you have to clear security the first
time. Click "More info", "Run anyway".
Another project I have done is to make a page of graphs to get a
better idea of how the pandemic is going in countries that are most
affected. It is good to compare total cases in cumulative and daily
increase terms and for populations and in per capita terms.
<http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm>http://home.alphalink.com.au/~jperkins/cases.htm
Cheers & beers
Klingon
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