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Whipping boy, everybody needs oneI'm the one always on the receiving end, not the instigator, but now I'm not allowed not to defend myself.
Whipping boy, everybody needs oneI'm the one always on the receiving end, not the instigator, but now I'm not allowed not to defend myself.
Good job I'm thick skinned and have broad shoulders.Whipping boy, everybody needs one
The police, AFAIK, already have the power to stop any motorist at any time with or without giving a reason.
Furthermore theyre entitl;ed to take action in accordance with the current regs, as per the following https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2020/350/regulation/8/made
If the Hazmat suits are out of stock, have a look here for local groups organising community support (like collecting shopping):Had a letter from the Welsh Government this morning stating that because I am over 70 and have an existing ongoing health problem I must not go out at all!
Not sure how that will work as we only have one more delivery shopping slot and no-one else to do the shopping. Wonder if Amazon have any of these left:
If I tried that the outcome would be simple, one fooked table !Here is something for anyone finding it difficult to get out to do some exercise just now -
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0yxK24PJcsE
Dave
If I tried that the outcome would be simple, one fooked table !
I spent a couple of days in an ICU bed and had twice daily visits from a Physiotherapist to keep me moving and breathing to reduce the chances of a pneumonia.
Odd that when I suggested that nurses, redundant from other areas, could be used to turn COVID19 patients to help with breathing as seen in Italy, that Donnie practically dismissed the idea as he hadn't seen the video, but the second I provide evidence of it physiotherapists doing just that in the UK, it's a case of,
" That is standard practice."
If this is true it's a disgrace. We shouldn't expect heath professionals to put the life's at risk due to insufficient PPE and if they are having to they should be able to speak up about it without fear of recrimination.
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/coro...uipment-shortages/ar-BB11VIXS?ocid=spartanntp
Dyson has said that he will be producing 15k ventilators, 10k the government has ordered, he is donating 1k more to the NHS, paid for out of his own pocket and the rest will be sold to other countries
Reminds me of the six degrees of separation!
Although I have noticed one or two members quite often seem to have either worked in, have a family member, a neighbour or a friend involved or associated with whatever subject is being discussed. Seems a little too convenient sometimes.
Sorry Jon but imho the police are acting correctly ,it’s the numpties with either no common sense ,don’t read the news as it upsets them,or just plain I can do what I want attitude . That are causing the problems ..
as in I,ll put the dog in the car and drive 30 miles away to take it for a walk in isolation .only trouble being that 500 other stupid t***s had the same idea .
I thought those in that situation were to receive food parcels.Had a letter from the Welsh Government this morning stating that because I am over 70 and have an existing ongoing health problem I must not go out at all!
Not sure how that will work as we only have one more delivery shopping slot and no-one else to do the shopping. Wonder if Amazon have any of these left:
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My MiL had a lengthy stay in an ICU then a High dependance ward, the Physio used to visit her, to get to move and stop fluid settling on her lungs. As far as I'm aware, thats all they did, no other care.Which it is? Why are you still trying to point score at me about this? You seem to have a real bee in your bonnet and refuse to believe that anyone but you can be right.
I mean you've actually just reinforced my being right by quoting Nod, ie, it IS standard practice, he just said so.
Who's got the best track record for telling the truth?So who is lying - the health workers saying there is not enough PPE or the government saying there is?
I thought those in that situation were to receive food parcels.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/first-food-parcels-delivered-to-clinically-vulnerable-people
That would be my sister-in-law's, neighbours doctor !There's a lot of it going about at the moment, everyone seems to be related or know, someone Chinese, someone who's a virologist someone etc etc etc.
You have quoted my explanation, try reading it.Which it is? Why are you still trying to point score at me about this? You seem to have a real bee in your bonnet and refuse to believe that anyone but you can be right.
I mean you've actually just reinforced my being right by quoting Nod, ie, it IS standard practice, he just said so.
Thought it was your brother-in-law's neighbours dentist?That would be my sister-in-law's, neighbours doctor !
None of the companies building these ventilators are allowed to make a profit from them, they are all being made and sold at cost. If his pricing had been way off from the other manufacturers, do you really think he would have got the contract?Its just another version of 'boy one get one free' trick that the supermarkets use, except in this case its buy TEN get one free.
Naive in the extreme to think that this is coming out of his own pocket...
If the other manufacturers were all ready at full capacity then, yes.None of the companies building these ventilators are allowed to make a profit from them, they are all being made and sold at cost. If his pricing had been way off from the other manufacturers, do you really think he would have got the contract?
None of the companies building these ventilators are allowed to make a profit from them, they are all being made and sold at cost. If his pricing had been way off from the other manufacturers, do you really think he would have got the contract?
You've got to admire his tenacity, or maybe notThe forum etiquette of a poster here sprang to mind when i was looking for my next book to read. An unsinkable rubber duck....
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None of the companies building these ventilators are allowed to make a profit from them, they are all being made and sold at cost. If his pricing had been way off from the other manufacturers, do you really think he would have got the contract?
Thought it was your brother-in-law's neighbours dentist?
So who is lying - the health workers saying there is not enough PPE or the government saying there is?
Yes, Kavanagh was on LBC this morning with more of it ........... (n)
From what I've seen, there is PPE.
It's just entirely the wrong sort and doesn't meet WHO guidelines for anything that spreads via aerosol.
Hourly rate all depends on the facility, it's overheads and the equipment involved.Not allowed? But their costs will be covered and I imagine that some of the hourly rates booked to the project will make some members eyes weep!
Hourly rate all depends on the facility, it's overheads and the equipment involved.
They are helping existing manufacturers ramp up production from 100's per month to 1000's. From what I have seen the more expensive ventilators cost around £25k. With much higher guaranteed production runs, that cost should come down.
Ford only have two production facilities in the UK, both are engine plants and to my knowledge, neither of them will be manufacturing ventilators.I'm happy they are getting involved. But let's not overstate the altruism of these companies eh? Theres going to be a substantial downturn in cars and vacuum cleaner sales, so it's business common sense to broaden their product portfolio to ensure production facilities are kept busier than they would otherwise be.
No surprises there, health workers are famous for lying whereas the government ... oh, no, wait ...So who is lying - the health workers saying there is not enough PPE or the government saying there is?
Interesting.Denmark's PM saying lockdown has succeeded and they are looking at lifting restrictions in April. Hope they are right and don't get hit with a second wave.