COVID-19 Pandemic (Coronavirus)
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DaRealness
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HARLEM AL
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So far so good. Still taking my Vitamins, eating healthy and working out.
shyt says take 2 but I take 1 a day.
How much those run for? Just curious, why do u take less than the prescribed dosage?So far so good. Still taking my Vitamins, eating healthy and working out.
shyt says take 2 but I take 1 a day.
HARLEM AL
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Its about $29 on amazon for 2 bottles(which is 2 month supply)
The dosing is more than enough. I eat healthy and drink my protein shakes/smoothie with Greens
Single Covid vaccine dose in Israel 'less effective than we thought'
What's the scientific basis for delaying the Covid vaccine second dose?
According to Israel the first dose only 33% effective compared to the original 52% that was mentioned.
What's the scientific basis for delaying the Covid vaccine second dose?
According to Israel the first dose only 33% effective compared to the original 52% that was mentioned.
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Death to the demoness Allegra Geller
DaRealness
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Lockdown: Police officers fined £200 for cafe meeting
Nine Met Police officers have been fined for breaching lockdown rules to meet at a cafe while on duty.
Pictures emerged online showing the officers, from the South East Basic Command Unit, eating at The Chef House Kitchen Cafe, Greenwich, on 9 January.
All nine officers have been issued with a £200 fixed penalty notice.
Ch Supt Rob Atkin, said: "It is right that they will pay a financial penalty and that they will be asked to reflect on their choices.
"Police officers are tasked with enforcing the legislation that has been introduced to stop the spread of the virus and the public rightly expect that they will set an example through their own actions.
"It is disappointing that on this occasion, these officers have fallen short of that expectation."
The group were spotted by a member of the public in the Greenwich cafe while their patrol vehicles were parked outside.
Under current rules, cafes and restaurants are only allowed to provide a takeaway service.
Nine Met Police officers have been fined for breaching lockdown rules to meet at a cafe while on duty.
Pictures emerged online showing the officers, from the South East Basic Command Unit, eating at The Chef House Kitchen Cafe, Greenwich, on 9 January.
All nine officers have been issued with a £200 fixed penalty notice.
Ch Supt Rob Atkin, said: "It is right that they will pay a financial penalty and that they will be asked to reflect on their choices.
"Police officers are tasked with enforcing the legislation that has been introduced to stop the spread of the virus and the public rightly expect that they will set an example through their own actions.
"It is disappointing that on this occasion, these officers have fallen short of that expectation."
The group were spotted by a member of the public in the Greenwich cafe while their patrol vehicles were parked outside.
Under current rules, cafes and restaurants are only allowed to provide a takeaway service.
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The UK (driven by the English) is disorganized, point blank. Management has been a problem in this country for decades and it still plagues society.
Appearances, rhetoric are seen as being more important that the actual facts. Germany, the UK and Netherlands are the most similar looking and looking-feeling nations in Europe. There are parts of the Netherlands or Germany where if you don't pay too much attention you could actually feel that you are in the UK. Culturally in terms of mind and societal structure Germany and the UK are in many many ways opposite.
Germany: planned action, UK: off the cuff action
Germany: collective UK: individual
Germany: in-your-face authoritarian governance, individual freedom (superficially at least) and not in-your-face
Germany: good management in sport and large companies, bad management in sport and large companies
Germany: world leading large industries, UK no world leading large industries
Germany: less individual creativity - in arts and music, UK higher levels of individual creativity - in arts and music
Germany: rigid formality and little personal, interpersonal politeness - especially with strangers, UK: politeness prized above us, little formality in normal civic life
Germany: civil proscribed law, UK: principle based common law
Germany: focus on manufacturing, UK: focus on services
Germany: "everything is forbidden unless expressly allowed", UK: "everything is allowed unless expressly forbidden" (Did Jhering coin the bon mot "In Germany everything that is not allowed is forbidden"?)
etc etc etc
Look at sports management in the UK (for a high profile example). Note that most of the good managers are not English (scots, irish) and even when they are English they are the less-power-connected gruffer and more direct Northerners.
Look at this video. It's really just bluster, grandstanding, ignoring facts, refusal to accept facts and it is considered acceptable (at some levels). u cannot run a country like that.
It is this UK muddling through which leads to where we are. It sometimes yields better results (esp. in art, science) but when dealing with large systems it is too ill-planned IMO in general.
EDIT: I mean most similar to the UK.. there are more similar nations to each other but I am talking from a UK perspective. i phrased that incorrectly but will not edit the original text and mess it up even more. so Germany and Netherlands are the most similar to the UK within the context detailed above.
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DaRealness
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lol nothing but....
punch-and-judy boo-hiss theatre mixed with billy bunter ("naughty boy" / "you told a fib") oik-er-ism mixed with public-school never-say-care its-all-fun-really no-real-consequences perpetual public pi$$-up.
Mirin4rmfar
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Crazy we have had 400k plus people die.
Now think about the amount of people they could have infected outside the family
Selfish ass holes
