Hey George, First of all, thanks for hosting the wonderful party and thanks
to Sherry too!
I agree with your statement. I'm hopeful this thing will pan out much like
SARS did.
I've followed with interest the "conspiracy theories" that the virus
actually leaked from
the BSL 4 lab there which house
"I think it is likely we'll see a global pandemic," Harvard T.H. Chan
School of Public Health professor Marc Lipsitch told the Journal. "If a
pandemic happens, 40% to 70% of people worldwide are likely to be infected
in the coming year.
My son-in-law who is an infectious disease doc at Harvard Med
Or that we generally don't die from the common flu. While that isn't the
case with this. It might turn out to be a SARS thing (sureal, and scary,
but we made a vacine).
On Sat, Feb 15, 2020 at 4:09 PM Russell Standish
wrote:
> Flu is already pandemic. COVID-19 looks like it will go pandemic, bu
Perhaps of interest.
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Here’s a sidebar from my graphics texxtbook on shortest path:
Sidebar 6.1 Finding the Angle of Reflection
Our derivation of the angle of reflection began with the principle that the
angle of reflection equals the angle
of incidence. This principle was known to Euclid and Ptolemy 2000 years ago.
