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Gandalf The White
11 March 2020 08:46:26


 


From what I have read some arsenal players met him 13 days ago and they are self-isolating until 14 days have passed since they met him, ie for another day or so, so the game this weekend is on.


Originally Posted by: JHutch 


But it’s akin to a cruise ship: if any of the players do develop symptoms then everyone they’ve been in contact with will also have to self-isolate for 2 weeks.


Let’s hope it doesn’t happen.

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11 March 2020 08:47:01


Playing behind closed doors (if that's what happens) is not a huge financial impact for premiership clubs as they only get a small % of total revenues from gate receipts. It's a different matter for those clubs in the lower leagues.


Originally Posted by: speckledjim 

Ahh, I was assuming they made their money on the gate. See I’m not really into football!  


Although as Gandalf says, it will have a wider reaching knock on effect for other businesses that I hadn’t considered. 

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The Beast from the East
11 March 2020 08:48:01


 


I take it you were, out of respect for your fellow diners, wearing a suitable face mask? šŸ’¦


Originally Posted by: nsrobins 


That's not really how I would describe my pub regulars! Most of them wouldn't know how to hold a knife and fork


I would be doing a service to society if I infected them


 

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JHutch
11 March 2020 08:48:03


 


But it’s akin to a cruise ship: if any of the players do develop symptoms then everyone they’ve been in contact with will also have to self-isolate for 2 weeks.


Let’s hope it doesn’t happen.


Originally Posted by: Gandalf The White 


Yep, can develop from here but that is how it stands at the moment.

speckledjim
11 March 2020 08:52:27


">https://www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/covid-19-testing/

Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


On Newsnight last night, they said the government is now planning to ramp up to @ 10,000 tests per day.



Yes, I heard that last night. It will be interesting to see what impact it has on the number of cases - I'd imagine a significant rise.

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Maunder Minimum
11 March 2020 09:00:54

On the Nadine Dorris case - they are doing all the contact tracing and it now looks as though she caught from a member of her staff.


So then they have to check all the contacts of the member of her staff, as well as all the contacts Nadine Dorris herself had before she isolated herself.


You can see how the web expands.

New world order coming.
xioni2
11 March 2020 09:01:46


But it can take a little while to organise. As I wrote earlier, my daughter's office in the City has instructed everyone to work from home from next Monday - meanwhile they are ensuring everyone has remote access.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


My company has an annual disaster drill and every employee has to prove that they can work from home and do certain tasks remotely. I also don't think you need laptops for remoting, just good software and policies.

speckledjim
11 March 2020 09:04:39


 


My company has an annual disaster drill and every employee has to prove that they can work from home and do certain tasks remotely. I also don't think you need laptops for remoting, just good software and policies.


Originally Posted by: xioni2 


Depends on your job, my wife could not do hers without a laptop

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xioni2
11 March 2020 09:06:37


We can but hope. The vile hag should have got herself tested sooner and isolated herself as soon as she got ill. There have been rumours about her and Boris, so lets hope they shagged


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


Pretty irresponsible/incompetent if indeed she had symptoms since Friday, but she was only tested yesterday. As a health minister I imagine she would also have been in contact with officials in the department.


 

warrenb
11 March 2020 09:06:40


 


My company has an annual disaster drill and every employee has to prove that they can work from home and do certain tasks remotely. I also don't think you need laptops for remoting, just good software and policies.


Originally Posted by: xioni2 


Due to GDPR we are not allowed to use machines that are not owned and supported by the company to connect to the companies VPN servers, and I suspect most companies have the same policy.

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Roger Parsons
11 March 2020 09:08:13


Completely inappropriate Beast.


I would urge people to put aside political prejudice at this time - wishing this on anybody is very nasty and will rebound if the ill-wisher catches it himself.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


 


Superstition, MM! Karma is a wholly unscientific concept - "post hoc, propter hoc" is not applicable to random events or guesswork. I'll allow "poetic justice"!


By now we should all understand Beast's ranting hyperbole when political people or events are maddening. Soft as a kitten really.


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xioni2
11 March 2020 09:09:14


They are the symptoms, as asked by 111 last week.


Travel and contact with those who've travelled is one thing they look for, but in the absence of any known contact / travel those are the symptoms they go for. It's those "secret" ones which they use in addition to the ones you read about in the news all the time. I can only assume that - sensibly - they've not made those public so as to stop every Tom, Dick and Harry phoning up expecting a test.


Originally Posted by: Retron 


We are not following the WHO recommendation then to test everyone with a fever regardless of other symptoms. The ramp up to 10k daily tests should help though.

Maunder Minimum
11 March 2020 09:12:32


 


Due to GDPR we are not allowed to use machines that are not owned and supported by the company to connect to the companies VPN servers, and I suspect most companies have the same policy.


Originally Posted by: warrenb 


Good point. That certainly applies to the company in Denmark which uses my services - I have to use an authorised company laptop, even though I could use VPN from my own computer at home.


 

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Roger Parsons
11 March 2020 09:15:38


 My company has an annual disaster drill and every employee has to prove that they can work from home and do certain tasks remotely. I also don't think you need laptops for remoting, just good software and policies.


Originally Posted by: xioni2 


I worked from home for many years, Xioni, managing a team across the UK many of whom also worked from home. Whilst it had some disadvantages, the positives were tremendous - but it does need careful self-management to separate work and home, or you never stop doing stuff. I did one of the Industrial Society's excellent time management courses and pass on one item of their advice; that you "mark up your quality personal time in your diaries and stick to it, crises permitting".


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Justin W
11 March 2020 09:15:39

This from the Guardian:


"I work in Parliament and developed the same symptoms as Nadine Dorries MP on the same day. I’ve had a dry cough, chest pain and fever for four days.


NHS 111 services triaged me away from Coronovirus on Friday. I could not be tested because I hadn’t been in close contact to a previously confirmed case.


The official 111 advice for me this morning - after calling again to check after hearing about Nadine Dorries MP - is to go to work with a cough, wash my hands, and assume that I don’t have it. (I am actually going to ignore that advice and work from home.)


I am worried that only testing people who have been ‘contact traced’ is missing a lot of people in the community, and that people like me may have coronavirus and are being advised to go to work anyway. Is this because the Government simply can’t do the number of tests needed?"


 


There is a fiasco brewing...

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xioni2
11 March 2020 09:16:00


Due to GDPR we are not allowed to use machines that are not owned and supported by the company to connect to the companies VPN servers, and I suspect most companies have the same policy.


Originally Posted by: warrenb 


Yes, I remember the same back in 2018, but I think they chose to ignore it. The remoting software is also pretty restrictive, company policies are automatically applied to  the local computer too. E.g. I cannot access most cloud services (say dropbox or google drive) on my local machine while remoting. Any cute attempts to bypass this terminate the remote connection.

xioni2
11 March 2020 09:20:14


This from the Guardian:


"I work in Parliament and developed the same symptoms as Nadine Dorries MP on the same day. I’ve had a dry cough, chest pain and fever for four days.


NHS 111 services triaged me away from Coronovirus on Friday. I could not be tested because I hadn’t been in close contact to a previously confirmed case.


The official 111 advice for me this morning - after calling again to check after hearing about Nadine Dorries MP - is to go to work with a cough, wash my hands, and assume that I don’t have it. (I am actually going to ignore that advice and work from home.)


I am worried that only testing people who have been ‘contact traced’ is missing a lot of people in the community, and that people like me may have coronavirus and are being advised to go to work anyway. Is this because the Government simply can’t do the number of tests needed?"


Originally Posted by: Justin W 


wow, that's not very reassuring at all.

Saint Snow
11 March 2020 09:26:25


 


I'm not going to pretend and offer false sympathy. I hate the woman. Of course, I don't want her to die but I'm not going to forget her past comments about immigrants and benefit claimants and a telling a Remain supporting Asian journalist to go back home, even though she was born here


She is also very thick and a security risk. Remember she gave out her Westminster  Login details to an aide who had no clearance


 


Originally Posted by: The Beast from the East 


 


 


I think she's been really unlucky, catching the coronavirus after years of living with mad cow disease.


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11 March 2020 09:27:50

Yes, a fiasco is brewing.


You have the game tonight called off. Yet the Athletico game is going ahead tonight - all thoses fans travelling from the Madrid hotspot.


Events I think are starting to get ahead of the government who not I think on the back foot.


 


 

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Gavin D
11 March 2020 09:28:59
Labour MPĀ Rachael Maskell isĀ self-isolatingĀ as a result of a meeting she had with theĀ Nadine Dorries
Saint Snow
11 March 2020 09:29:47

wishing this on anybody is very nasty and will rebound if the ill-wisher catches it himself.


Originally Posted by: Maunder Minimum 


 


"Rebound"? 



FFS, how old are you? 6?


 


I'd be quite happy if all the stinking Tories got it and died.


 


 


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xioni2
11 March 2020 09:34:56

Labour MP Rachael Maskell is self-isolating as a result of a meeting she had with the Nadine Dorries

Originally Posted by: Gavin D 


Most sensible people used to do this during the Brexit drama anyway.


westv
11 March 2020 09:35:17


Ahh, I was assuming they made their money on the gate. See I’m not really into football!  


 


Originally Posted by: Caz 


I think the Premier league teams could let all their fans in for free and still make money.

At least it will be mild!
xioni2
11 March 2020 09:38:10


i worked from home for many years, Xioni, managing a team across the UK many of whom also worked from home. Whilst it had some disadvantages, the positives were tremendous - but it does need careful self-management to separate work and home, or you never stop doing stuff. I did one of the Industrial Society's excellent time management courses and pass on one item of their advice; that you "mark up your quality personal time in your diaries and stick to it, crises permitting".


Roger


Originally Posted by: Roger Parsons 


 That's sound advice. I find working from home more productive than working at the office, but you need to be careful with your personal time. It can also lead to longer continuous time sitting down without a break.

Saint Snow
11 March 2020 09:40:13

Nobody mentioned the emergency interest rate cut from 0.75% to 0.25%?


Every cloud!!


 


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