I'm lucky to live in an area with lots of country walks and open areas. My husband's morning walk was much, much busier than usual. Most of the time you can stay 6" + away, but some of the trails and paths narrow unexpectedly and are steep sided.
I think some people seem to be of a "snow-day"...
I agree that non essential shops should close. I'm not sure why Waterstones hasn't. Perhaps because it hasn't an online presence?
Most of the shops I use online have physical stores. My inbox has been much busier with messages from them saying they are closing their stores, but are still...
This is what I mean about issues with advice and lines of communication. The schools and teachers could have been better informed.
I have a relative who is a teacher, works hard and sometimes out of hours doing prep work. However she is very used to a structured environment.
Most emergency...
I think Alem's result has greater implications - that citizens, or citizen scientists are worth listening too and have valuable contributions to make.
Of course @Tom Kindlon & our much missed Bob have made great and undeniable contributions, but I see Alem's FOI as the thin end of the wedge...
Sure, I'm not disputing any of that @Simbindi, but it would be useful to understand who was advising the govt if head teachers are not being heard.
Unless we can get the people who really do know what's going on and how to organize it heard then the chaos continues.
It does seem that some...
No idea if it would work but my hands are in bits.
My skin doesn't like soap at the best of times and if I don't do something soon I'm going to have cracks and splits in the skin.
What I'd be like if I was having to apply an alcohol based solution to them them if I had to be out and about I...
I'm not so sure the figures are accurate. There was a clip of the mayor of one Italian region (sorry didn't catch the region) who was saying that the elderly dying at home and at care homes weren't being included in the figures.
Unless we all start working together I think we'll end up with a...
I'm certainly not defending them. I would be interested to hear who was advising the government about managing the different aspects of this. Like schools, for example.
If head teachers weren't involved then who was? Obviously the buck stops with whoever is in power, but just how much of...
No, I understand that @Simbindi. I wasn't trying to compare the two. Just discussing that aspect of employment.
I understand the school buildings being open longer etc will mean far more work. If anything they need to be doubling their cleaning staff and I have no doubt that they are...
IM's employers cancelled leave early last week. They are never allowed to carry leave over from one year to the next, but are now permitting it subject to approval.
Of course cutting back on staff in recent years makes booking holidays very difficult as there has to be a minimum level of cover...
A much younger relative is a schoolteacher in Lima.
Schools are closed. She's still working from her flat but via video link & teleconferencing.
They have soldiers on the streets helping police social distancing measures.
Making a complaint to Advertising Standards Authority
https://www.asa.org.uk/make-a-complaint.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIj6e8k_Op6AIVCbLtCh2F-QwfEAAYASABEgIDaPD_BwE
No harm if a couple of us made a complaint.
I think there are some very questionable claims being made there -
The course (free) will boost your immune system and so reduce your chance of catching the virus.
If you catch the virus, doing the course is likely to reduce covid 19 symptoms.
Then, and most dangerous of all in my eyes...
I have actually used the original paper when someone was considering recommending GET for me. I think they felt I had little to lose by trying it but the paper made them think again.
Thank you @Tom Kindlon :thumbup:
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