xsnaggle if you deal with these centres then you are terrible at your job
| + Visit Cardiff FC for Latest News, Transfer Gossip, Fixtures and Match Results |
xsnaggle if you deal with these centres then you are terrible at your job
When I had the test there was a lot of emphasis on pre-identification to ensure that the correct individual was identified on arrival and to protect the people at the centres from both the delay of recording identities so that results could be returned and e-mail addresses authenticated and the interaction with the people concerned to get those details.Originally Posted by delmbox
xsnaggle if you deal with these centres then you are terrible at your job
It would be surprising if someone could rack up and do this from scratch.
Hopefully some good news regarding treatment.
I’ve been watching Dr Campbell’s videos since around February.
They are very informative and kind of fascinating While explained in laymen’s terms.
This video shows some very promising news on a treatment.
https://youtu.be/wqDd7ixh184
And all this in the Australian state of Victoria where the virus is making a comeback!
https://twitter.com/sexenheimer/stat...world-53534638
Some bad news
https://apple.news/APzT_EzghRCOPiFVUqDdZpA
I wonder how that friendly "I know my human rights" lady is getting on?
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-australia-53589817
Is that the 'I'm a living woman' anti-masker?
Still making outraged films of supermarket workers trying to cope with her idiocy I assume.
UK said was your hands back in the 70's
My hands WAS back in the 70's, with me on the end of them
Anyone showing symptoms has to self isolate for a minimum of ten days from bow on.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53588709
Also, plenty of talk about "second waves" in recent days, but I'm a bit confused as to when the first one is supposed to have ended?
How many Bow's am I allowed ?
More media bollocks scaremongering again. People who have been isolating since mid March were being told they might not have to after August 15th....how does that work?
How is that media scaremongering? They're just reporting the new government rules
It's like a reflex action with some people isn't it. They act as if there is some sort of handbook on how Covid is dealt with when, in fact, we're all in uncharted territory and learning as we go along.
It's buzzwords as well, media reporting something bad = media scaremongering bollocks
It is bollocks.It is scaremongering. It is hysteria. It's also doin' me bloody 'ead in'
Some people just dont see it.....I’m not blaming the government I’m talking about the hysterical media.
The hysterical media forcing lockdown restrictions again on Joe public.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-53602362
It's the people living in their own bubble syndrome and if they don't like something they'll cheerfully dismiss it to make themselves feel better. Poor babes.
I'm still baffled as to what it was exactly in the BBC report I posted a link to which could qualify as "hysterical". It contained quotes from the medical officers from each of the home countries who agreed upon the decision, some from Government Ministers and a confirmation that the new policy was in line with World Health Organisation advice. As someone who agrees with the decision taken, I'm not taking an anti Tory position here and I note that Boris Johnson warned earlier this week that we were far from "out of the woods" yet when it came to the virus and yet it seems that it is just the "hysterical" media that is inflicting these new restrictions on some areas of England.
"this is not an economic crisis, but a medical one."
Yes, you really are living in Smallsville..
And what caused the economic crisis?
Johnson's briefing is tragically hopeless. There is a spike, but the controls are to stop people socialising in houses, but to socialise in settings where money is spent.
Every time he speaks, we lose clarity. Well, whatever clarity we had remaining.
He's a complete idiot and doesn't know what the feck he's doing.
More experts are coming around to the Swedish model (even if they did really mess up with the homes for the elderly)
People have worked through it and a lot of businesses have survived. Plenty have gone bust of course but it could have been worse.
The rise in new cases in the UK continues, up to almost 900 today when it was around 500 earlier in the month.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
