SkyBlueDom26
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Vaccine delayed, fuck me 2020 just keeps delivering cba anymore
Only the Astra one isn't it which was the last one to be announced. Plans were already underway to get the Pzier out to people before we even knew about the success of Astra.Vaccine delayed, fuck me 2020 just keeps delivering cba anymore
It’s the one we’ll need to get back to normal and they fuck up the dosage, absolutely uselessOnly the Astra one isn't it which was the last one to be announced. Plans were already underway to get the Pzier out to people before we even knew about the success of Astra.
So obviously not brilliant news but good that they are properly testing things and not a case of back to square one.
Reading what their CEO actually said it looks like the impact will be minimal at most. Said they needed another international study, which would be faster given the data they already have, because the FDA won't accept data from studies outside the US. Also said there was not expected to be any delay in approval for use in the UK or EU and that was still on course to be before the end of the year.It’s the one we’ll need to get back to normal and they fuck up the dosage, absolutely useless
Best to get it right! Look at it it's more reassuring they actually want to get things right!Vaccine delayed, fuck me 2020 just keeps delivering cba anymore
Just employ the same sort of spin you've used trying to hoodwink everyone that Wycombe are Buckinghamshires answer to Real Madrid to convince her that a wedding attended by you her and her Aunty Nora will be the day of her dreams and you'll be fine.
Aye, tallies with what I saw in twitter. I was speaking to an NHS commissioner in London who was busy yesterday vaccine planning so it's deffo happeningWhen you’re going through hell keep going.
It’ll end mate and you’ll be back to the pub after a day of proper teaching before you know it.
If it helps at all the missus works in pharmacy stores at UHCW and said today they’re getting the Pfizer vaccine in on Monday. Cant imagine they’d send it out too long before it’s going to be used and that’s about a full month before schedule if they’re starting early December.
They've manufactured it in any case, they took the risk to do that even before the phase 3 tests they have done already. This delay (if it really is one) gives the NHS time to properly coordinate a vaccination programme, it might in the end be a blessing in disguiseDelayed from what date though? There wasn’t one. Just paper talk.
But London is huge and different areas have vastly different infection rates.Because the infection rate is lower than it is in say, Coventry.
The only thing I can think of as to why Cov is Tier 3 is that surrounding areas are and they need to protect UHCW capacity just in case
Somebody told me Warwick hospital was at capacity. As ever, who knows if they're telling the truth or spouting bollocks. If in doubt, I'd err on the latter but, if so, that would justify it.If I lived in Stratford I’d be annoyed
Yeah. tbf to my mind, every area should have been tier 3 before a national lockdown (how can you go from not so bad to OMG!!!???) and coming out of a national lockdown, it's not that surprising really that areas start off high, really.Alongside all the other things that are pissing me off is the thick fucking dickheads saying that lockdown has made things worse as we were tier 2 before but now we are tier 3.
No dickhead, the government has changed the parameters. Why are people so thick.
Alongside all the other things that are pissing me off is the thick fucking dickheads saying that lockdown has made things worse as we were tier 2 before but now we are tier 3.
No dickhead, the government has changed the parameters. Why are people so thick.
Thing is (and I say this as part of the Thick Fucking Dickheads brigade) that is exactly how it feels when there is no fucking consistency from one week/month to another. This entire thing has been a mishmash of tier systems, the 5 stages earlier on in the pandemic which quietly went away, mixed messaging from Government and scientific officials. To be frank, it’s a fucking mess and doesn’t stand up to the slightest bit of scrutiny. I’m absolutely fine with restrictions being in place by the way, but you’d think now 8 months into the situation they’d be able to deliver their message in a more clear and concise manner.
This is interesting, don't tell me that the Tories have not made a number of decisions on party lines.
My local authority risk score is 41.69, which is lower than quite a number of T2 places. Cov is even lower at 31.5 and Warwick and Stratford lower still
Somebody told me Warwick hospital was at capacity. As ever, who knows if they're telling the truth or spouting bollocks. If in doubt, I'd err on the latter but, if so, that would justify it.
The interesting bit is the area past Southam. They identify more with Oxfordshire, so are confused why they're shut down, but Banbury isn't as much. Guess you have to draw an arbitrary line somewhere.
Thing is (and I say this as part of the Thick Fucking Dickheads brigade) that is exactly how it feels when there is no fucking consistency from one week/month to another. This entire thing has been a mishmash of tier systems, the 5 stages earlier on in the pandemic which quietly went away, mixed messaging from Government and scientific officials. To be frank, it’s a fucking mess and doesn’t stand up to the slightest bit of scrutiny. I’m absolutely fine with restrictions being in place by the way, but you’d think now 8 months into the situation they’d be able to deliver their message in a more clear and concise manner.
Probably due to getting the labels reprinted now No.10 is insisting on them having a Union Jack on them.Vaccine delayed, fuck me 2020 just keeps delivering cba anymore
Aren’t most of our hospitals at capacity every Winter,Somebody told me Warwick hospital was at capacity. As ever, who knows if they're telling the truth or spouting bollocks. If in doubt, I'd err on the latter but, if so, that would justify it.
The interesting bit is the area past Southam. They identify more with Oxfordshire, so are confused why they're shut down, but Banbury isn't as much. Guess you have to draw an arbitrary line somewhere.
I’m not going to get into the whole tier discussion as I’m guessing we’re all a bit f*cked off (well those of us in T3)
A couple of easy wins for the government though:
Why not just disclose full commentary/data on for each of the five criteria for each region so at least theres some proper visibility ?
Also, why not agree to review on a weekly basis ?
Finally, one for the teachers, have any of your schools/unions proposed shifting term times back to allow an additional closure (further extended circuit break) during peak transmission/higher risk period ie have an extra week off around Xmas and/or new year half term, but then finish year at the end July/early August. Surely if we’re expecting this winter period to be the worst period for risk and nhs pressure then pushing schooling more into the summer would make sense (appreciate not ideal for teachers or students/parents but safer all around and would allow proper or better suppression periods prior to vaccine roll out)
ps keep your chins up all...the end is hopefully at least in sight...even if it might feel a little far away at present !
No and nothing says ‘dumpster fire’ more than cutting short the holiday after all we’ve had to contend with. My view has long been either let me teach normally in every sense or go remote for as long as deemed appropriate. The halfway house being imposed with the pressure on me to still deliver ‘normal’ education is what’s driving me insane
From the outside looking in, it does/did feel like quite a sensible idea. However, it would have had to come over the summer - to be honest I’m amazed they didn’t look to do something akin to this, having 2-week half terms in October and February with that time taken from the summer holidays. In practice, you will of course know more than me about whether that would be logistically possible. Nevertheless, it’s ideas after the matter. Needed creative thinking during May/June kind of time.
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