Prince Charles, William and Kate arrive for
Prince Philip's funeral: Eyes of the world on
Windsor as The Queen prepares to bid
farewell to her beloved husband of 73
years in service that will mark his
'unwavering loyalty'
Posted By: Imright, 4/17/2021 8:53:33 AM
Prince Charles and Prince William have arrived at Windsor Castle with their wives as the Queen today says her final farewell to her 'strength and stay' Prince Philip at his funeral.The grieving Prince of Wales, who shed tears for his late father when viewing tributes left at Buckingham Palace this week, looked sombre in a black mask as he was driven into his mother's Berkshire home. His wife Camilla arrived separately just as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, who was wearing the Queen's pearls, left Kensington Palace. Zara Tindall and his husband Mike arrived at the castle shortly afterwards followed by other grandchildren
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Secrets to Sell in China 36 replies
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School Critical Race Theory Order 32 replies
Biden Issues Universal Public
School Critical Race Theory Order 32 replies
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n the debate over whether one should or should not get the COVID vaccination, much has been said about the “science.” However, I’m not sure any encyclopedic knowledge of “science” is required to make this health decision. Simple statistical analysis should suffice to inform one’s ultimate decision.
Statistics is primarily a study of probabilities. Fortunately, as regards COVID mortality rates, these probabilities are now known. That is, COVID mortality statistics broken down by age cohorts are now “known knowables.”
For example, through statistics as of April 7, the odds an American under the age of 25 would die from COVID were 1-in-106,217.