Is that a typo as the two contradict each other.
Reason being if a face mask can stop it then surely face masks would be necessary in daily life especially when going out.
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Is that a typo as the two contradict each other.
Reason being if a face mask can stop it then surely face masks would be necessary in daily life especially when going out.
A hospital in the uk using Fahrenheit as the first temperature measure then Celsius in brackets to explain it! It's a statement from an American source that's been distributed I would bet. No offence to Americans but I bet almost all medical and non medical staff in UK hospital would use Celsius first and probably never use Fahrenheit at all. Especially if they were writing this advice from a position of knowledge or power such as official advice from the higher ups.
No it's a stupid internet advice piece printed off and circulated by Facebook believers.!!!!
Not trying to be offensive but it sounded like American sourced information hence my comments about temperature units.
Sorry about the delay in replying. This thread is growing faster than I can keep up with. That might change as my employer has sent most if us home. One week on company, one week on paid holiday and one week on don't know what if the 80% government grant hasn't kicked in. Then provisionally back after Easter if the situation allows.
They’ve closed here: sort of. The clergy are still conducting the liturgies but the parishioners are directed by the bishops to follow from home (Live streaming from the parishes with that capability) Weddings, baptisms, etc. are being postponed but funerals are being permitted as long as the attendees are limited to fewEr than 10 of the immediate family. (albeit the graveside service only in most churches)
Take a repeat photo of that congregation after cv19 has passed through. Any empty seats and praying hasn't worked for them. Full seats doesn't mean it has worked.
My comment had nothing to do with the photo, that congregation, or any congregation. I sited the world population. Billions: nearly 8 billion at the last count. It’ll still be nearly 8 billion after this unless it grows (still a probability even with the virus)
Death is an eventuality in all religions and as such has no bearing on the effectiveness of prayers. Rather the effectiveness of prayer (or ineffectiveness) is measured by whether we fear death. That’s why funerals are considered celebrations in most religious traditions.
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I guess I was referring to the moon crescent people, in Paris the curfew has worked badly or even worse, increased meetings.
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lets not get religious or pointing fingers at "people"
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lets not get religious or pointing fingers at "people"
thank you for your anticipated cooperation
I haven’t seen a post from Janne in a couple of weeks. Anybody know if he’s safe or if he’s been infected? Also it’s been a couple of years since I’ve seen anything g from Lannyman8. Anybody heard from him?
His status shows he's now a guest which usually means a member has either been suspended or banned from the forum
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From the BBC.
interesting if you read down with regard to the anticipated cost of the test.
interesting if you read down with regard to the anticipated cost of the test.
Coronavirus: Private clinic defends charging £375 for test
The clinic in London says it has "paused" its service following reports it sold several thousand tests.
www.bbc.co.uk
There is no “Federal Drugs Agency?” Do they possibly mean the “Food & Drug Administration?” That’s the division (FDA) within the Department of Agriculture which has authority over both drugs and food standards.From the BBC.
interesting if you read down with regard to the anticipated cost of the test.
Coronavirus: Private clinic defends charging £375 for test
The clinic in London says it has "paused" its service following reports it sold several thousand tests.www.bbc.co.uk
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