NHL suspends season due to COVID19 - Part 3
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Sens of Anarchy
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Just another ego stroking message by his favorite ego stroker
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Anyone know of local businesses that might use 3D printing technology in their day-to-day/regular operations?
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Good to hear.
One thing that worries me is all the news on the meat packers today and yesterday. If we have supply chain issues, we are in for more panic shopping.
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NHL taking offers of neutral site playoff games....
Cities are offering to host neutral-site NHL games: deputy commissioner Bill Daly
Cities are offering to host neutral-site NHL games: deputy commissioner Bill Daly
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Whatever prevents us from ruining our draft pick I'm good. I know I'm a terrible person for wanting to protect the pick over peoples health I cant help it
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I would guess he wants to continue to slow the spread , the sickness , and the deaths. Are you on board with continuing the measures in place for a while?
The Lewler
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yeah too bad the constitution prevents him actually from doing what he says there.
here even right wing National Review confirms as much:
Trump's Coronavirus Response -- President Can’t Force States to Reopen | National Review
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AchtzehnBaby
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See the post I was replying to.
Another couple of weeks is good. I figure we won’t be doing anything until June.
The Lewler
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See the post I was replying to.
Another couple of weeks is good. I figure we won’t be doing anything until June.
I think your right .
You’ll see stuff open with social distancing and masks as normal .
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I'm surprised we haven't seen a ton of shutdowns in retail, trucking and manufacturing plants yet. Lots of human contact in all of those industries.
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That right there, is the mentality that causes people to start wars.
"Somebody" always needs to pay, and how exactly should China pay for this you think? Money...or blood?
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Yeah and the states should pay for swine flu. Let them battle it out to the death. Then we can move in and destroy what’s left.
Fight fight fight. Man I miss Don Cherry.
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Fords beginning to feel pressure opening up the economy
Premier Doug Ford says MPPs will be back at Queen’s Park so Ontario’s state of emergency can be extended until May 12
Premier Doug Ford says MPPs will be back at Queen’s Park so Ontario’s state of emergency can be extended until May 12
AchtzehnBaby
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China has approved early-stage human tests for two experimental vaccines to combat the new coronavirus as it battles to contain imported cases, especially from neighbouring Russia, the new “front line” in the war on COVID-19.
Russia has become China’s largest source of imported cases, with a total of 409 infections originating in the country, and Chinese citizens should stay put and not return home, the state-owned Global Times said in an editorial.
China approves experimental coronavirus vaccine trials while tightening border with Russia - The Globe and Mail
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Russia has become China’s largest source of imported cases, with a total of 409 infections originating in the country, and Chinese citizens should stay put and not return home, the state-owned Global Times said in an editorial.
China approves experimental coronavirus vaccine trials while tightening border with Russia - The Globe and Mail
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Blotto71
I was wrong...the worst is NOT behind us.
It worries me too - I'm in the food industry and while, yes we are taking every precaution manageable, we cannot manage people once they leave. I continue to stress the importance of social distancing and proper hygiene, but every Monday there is the inevitable rumour of the party someone had on the weekend. And now I'm losing more employees to stress and anxiety issues - these are the folks that are debilitated by fear about coming to work - and I understand their concern, ours is not a facility designed to for operation in a pandemic like this. If/when(?) it does get in I can easily see it being passed to 50% of the workforce. That would shut us down. And while ours is not the only facility doing what we do (and we aren't making fruit roll-ups), it would impact grocery store shelves.
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It is quite scary. Not sure if you can say, but have they started to bring in new hires to replace the sick or off work employees?
I heard other countries are quickly moving to have the backup teams for food and other essentials.
Not sure how that works when training is required.
Metro’s fully automated distribution centres was a year too late. Looks like they would have been finished in 6 months if there was no flu.
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