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If they do decide to postpone the tour vs. cancel it, how long a period of time is considered safe to postpone it? 3 months like last year or more?
I think at this point there is no way the tour will go ahead as planned. They will most likely push it to fall for now and see how the outbreak develops. If necessary, they would then push it again to next year.
That's where my money is, literally. Now hoping to replace my roof this year rather than give it to Mick.
Yes its not looking too good. However if they postpone the tour and begin in the fall, which might be the safest option, then it could be difficult to secure the same venues. So with that plan some shows might have to be cancelled.
Maybe they can begin July 1st similar to their plan in 2019? This would be
a gamble though since it’s unknown how long the Coronavirus will be active
and disruptive.
The other option would be to move the tour start to May of 2021 and keep
all the same venues with similar dates and city sequence. Although this
is a long time to expect ticket holders to wait.
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CUBBIE
The Rolling Stoes Tour 2020 as planned would be irresponisibale,not least for the crowded audiences,with no whatsover knowledge about the spread of Covid-19 in USA,combined with visitors from abroad.
If at all possible postpone till late autumn in small arenas with one armlength to the one beside.
Next summer there is,a slight chance for a vaccine a reevalution of a summer tour 2021
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bv
Good morning! Another week with worries and hopes - spring is here!
Do not believe in all the doomsday talks. Trust the serious news and hard working journalists. Do not read just one news channel - read 5-6 separate sources, serious and non-political.
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The league are not going to cancel MLB games. Just as they have not (to date) cancelled any NBA, NHL, NCAA, PGA, etc. games/events.Quote
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I think we will know a lot more as to large outdoor event cancellations with the advent of the regular baseball season which begins on March 26th.
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timbernardis
I think we will know a lot more as to large outdoor event cancellations with the advent of the regular baseball season which begins on March 26th.
plexi
Cancelling games would have systemic and wide-spread issues all over the place for the season.
Many of their showcase events are coming soon (NBA/NHL playoffs, NCAA March Madness, The Masters). It would take global and catastrophic events to mandate the leagues to cancel these events
Cancelling games would have systemic and wide-spread issues
If anything, they might switch games from HOME to AWAY or alternate venues, or (which the leagues have begun to mention) is to play the games without fans.
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The death rate is not 3.4 pct.
This was 'true' in the early days, when the top half of the denominator (deaths) but not the bottom half (actual cases). This is why we have panics, when people don't understand data or how to apply the current facts.
South Korea has texted more widely than any nation and the numbers from there show the death rate as closer to .5 pct.
There are other things which should encourage us. Epidemics follow a pattern or rising, peaking and falling (Farr's Law). China is reporting numbers that show the virus has already peaked there.
I worked in journalism for many years. A journalist will always choose the alarming source over the reassuring source. Journalists don't understand math or science and don't put things in perspective.
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Heard St. Louis possible case now
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Heard St. Louis possible case now
Yes and check out the irresponsible family actions:
St. Louis Coronovisus
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liddas
I am writing from Milano, Italy.
Things ARE quite complicated here.
A thought to all the doctors who are facing the emergency: hospitals are close to collapse (and Lombardy's health system probably is the most efficient in Italy).
A thought also to all the people who are hit hard by the consequences of the emergency: empty shops, restaurants, hotels etc. means thousands of people who could - and very probably will - loose their job.
For the sake of decency, my I ask BY to cancel corriere . it from the list of trusted international news papers.
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