Pandemic 2020
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report her immediately to HR..if they can't convince her, report employer to the Labor Board and OSHA..she's putting your whole household at risk..contact an employment attorney- they love when big corporations drop the ball..consult before you leave and document, document and document. make sure you screen shot everything..once your access disappears, so will network documents..the 2nd part of your post sounds like a hostile work environment to me..doesn't your state now have mandatory inside mask requirement?
there may be money here..best of luck, friend..hope you got some ideas
PS- no one goes to court anymore it's mostly about the Demand Letter and their typical policies pay up to $30K to keep it out of court..lawyer gets 30% and balance is yours..put it away for your sons future.
i'm sure your company has cameras everywhere but you may wish to consider:
you just won your case with the above and you'll have you're own copy of vid and not just the company cameras..you'd be surprised at how this^^ makes people behave.
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that was huge for them..how are they feeling on masks?
CAPTAIN EFFIN FALCO
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I have alot of after effects I kinda do feel maimed. Just tell myself people survive worse and to not be a pussy. It works most days, although I am starting to feel old now lol. Like I said shit feels like your dying from cancer, even months after. Just cant give up that will to live!!
DIY-HP-LED
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Having a set of cuffs on Trump by sundown on inauguration day would be a wonderful way for the SDNY DA to keep their job. Joe is going to inherit a bankrupt graveyard with no transition meetings to help smooth the way, he will be fucking outraged. Joe is going to have to hit the ground running and there are old hands on his team who know where the levers of power are. Joe is an old man and this is his chance to not just make a difference, but for greatness, he will shine brightly, even if he burns out doing it. Churchill was great for the adversity he overcame, Joe knows this, such problems make great men, you will see what a real POTUS can accomplish. Give Joe a year with some willing hands (and there will be many) and ya won't know the place, until Trump and the republicans are gone it will be dystopia.
DIY-HP-LED
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Ya get an A for attitude! Many are going through this shit, maybe some help and solutions can be found online, folks with problems help each other and there are probably doctors and other experts involved too. I costs nothing to look, who knows ya might be able to class action sue Trump, get in line!
topcat
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I can't find it in me to refer to him any other way than Individual 1, certainly not president and (ahem) Trump is just foul.
Dr.Amber Trichome
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We are doing well on masks. When the city mask mandate with $500 fine for not wearing went into effect last week I saw an improvement with a few staff members And patients . Some are even doubling up like me. Watch plastic face shields more often now as well.
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Dr.Amber Trichome
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Those are bad ass. I would wear those on top of another mask with a filter. I have some that look like they might be the same spandex like material. They are really awesome because you can fold them up so small and tuck them into your jeans pocket. But protection wise very poor. Enough to keep you legal.i ordered these and this company donates 10%:
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I can't shake Covid-19: Warnings from young survivors still suffering | CNN
Whether they contracted the virus in the snow-capped peaks of the Alps or in the heart of the outbreak in New York's borough of Queens, these young survivors are warning their generation of the long-term risk of drinking in a crowded bar.
Daniel Green is still hobbled by the severe viral infection that struck him in March and left him coughing up blood.
Three months ago, the 28-year-old postdoctoral research associate from Newcastle, United Kingdom, was on the road with friends in a band as they toured venues in the French Alps.
He came down with Covid-19 symptoms, and like many coronavirus patients, spent weeks in bed.
Unlike other people, however, Green's life hasn't returned to normal.
"Since then it's been on and off with extreme tiredness and fatigue," he said.
Every day he has brain fog, difficulty concentrating and problems with short-term memory that make reading, writing and speaking harder.
is your blood type B?
dandyrandy
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The ob/gym Dr. my wife works for made masks for everyone. Mine is red. Older woman from North Dakota. Retired USAF. She lives by herself on 50 acres. She's amazing. And hilarious.
CAPTAIN EFFIN FALCO
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I have no clue what my blood type is, but that sounds spot on for me. I experience all of those symptoms, and my depression is running rampant ever since meds just are not working anymore life is a blur!! Cant wait for better dayz ahead!!I can't shake Covid-19: Warnings from young survivors still suffering | CNN
Whether they contracted the virus in the snow-capped peaks of the Alps or in the heart of the outbreak in New York's borough of Queens, these young survivors are warning their generation of the long-term risk of drinking in a crowded bar.www.cnn.com
Daniel Green is still hobbled by the severe viral infection that struck him in March and left him coughing up blood.
Three months ago, the 28-year-old postdoctoral research associate from Newcastle, United Kingdom, was on the road with friends in a band as they toured venues in the French Alps.
He came down with Covid-19 symptoms, and like many coronavirus patients, spent weeks in bed.
Unlike other people, however, Green's life hasn't returned to normal.
"Since then it's been on and off with extreme tiredness and fatigue," he said.
Every day he has brain fog, difficulty concentrating and problems with short-term memory that make reading, writing and speaking harder.
thoughts?
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Chat bots are becoming uncannily human. Can they be our friends?
While social media and mass communication technology have made connecting easier than ever, loneliness -- the sadness that comes from a perceived lack of social connection -- has been recognized as a serious problem. Tech is trying to help.
www.cnn.com
DIY-HP-LED
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This has been a trend since the mass production of printed books 500 years ago and the cult of celebrity began in the 18th and 19th centuries with authors like dickens and twain and many poets too. Next came music, radio and film, then TV and cable, next the internet and today the wireless world of cell phones and 4G service. Every second we spend with these technologies is a second we don't spend directly interacting with other humans, if everybody does it a lot, it makes the world a lonelier place for everybody. Social/emotional skills fail to develop properly or atrophy, stress levels also increase and have been decade by decade as measured by standardised tests, in lock step with technology. Younger people are more stressed out than older folks who don't adopt the technology as much or as pervasively.thoughts?
Chat bots are becoming uncannily human. Can they be our friends?
While social media and mass communication technology have made connecting easier than ever, loneliness -- the sadness that comes from a perceived lack of social connection -- has been recognized as a serious problem. Tech is trying to help.
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Back in the 50's they studied the last town to get TV before and after, the streets and restaurants emptied when, I Love Lucy was on, there was a marked social change in the community with one channel of black and white, radio had a similar impact in the 30's and 40's. The cumulative effect of all these technologies is to offer an enormous variety of entertainment options, in 1900 the only sound in your house was the ticking of the clock in the hall, folks socialised more.
my grandparents from europe had that clock on the buffet. it sang its song every hour while my grandmother snuck me a cup of dark coffee with lots of cream and sugar..it's amazing the high you get from food..my first? Canadian maple candy at age 3.
i guess you could say my first remembered high was with a Canadian
captainmorgan
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Brain fog, fatigue, breathlessness. Rehab centers set up across Europe to treat long-term effects of coronavirus | CNN
Professional diver Emiliano Pescarolo contracted coronavirus in March and spent 17 days in hospital in the Italian port city of Genoa before being discharged on April 10.
captainmorgan
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Over half of coronavirus patients in Spain have developed neurological problems, studies show
New research indicates that Covid-19 is causing a wide range of disorders in the nervous system and may be directly attacking the brain
captainmorgan
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Well I don't know what the trigger will be but things are going to get medieval at some point soon. One third of people couldn't make their rent or house payment in July and the extra $600 in federal unemployment benefits is in it's last week. We're looking at a complete economic meltdown soon unless they come up with a effective vaccine very quickly, long shot is a understatement. This thing will make the great depression look like a picnic and chances are it will happen this year. When the food supply chain collapses is when things will really get ugly, you can't eat guns and ammo. We might have limited the impact if the virus would have been controlled but tRUmp made sure it wasn't. This all sounds like tinfoil hat stuff but it doesn't take that much research to see it coming like a freight train, good luck to everyone.
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