COVID-19 'Pandemic'
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Well done !!!
That is so cool.!!! I can almost smell it ..Yummy.;-)Bread making went well today, I cut the recipe I was given to make just one loaf in the event it was a disaster, but pretty simple really. And the house smelled great! I did however make a rookie mistake, when I set the loaf in the loaf pan to rise for the 2nd time I covered it with un-greased plastic wrap and it stuck to the dough. And so not a smooth surface on the bread, but that's okay, it looks rustic.
Well done !!!
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Online application now available for B.C.'s rent supplement of $300 to $500 a month
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/here-s-how-to-apply-for-b-c-s-rent-supplement-of-300-to-500-a-month-1.4890452
Online application now available for B.C.'s rent supplement of $300 to $500 a month
https://bc.ctvnews.ca/here-s-how-to-apply-for-b-c-s-rent-supplement-of-300-to-500-a-month-1.4890452
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NZ shows how it's done.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/09/asia/new-zealand-lessons-intl-hnk/index.html
NZ shows how it's done.
https://edition.cnn.com/2020/04/09/asia/new-zealand-lessons-intl-hnk/index.html
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BoJo out of ICU but still in hospital.
Doctor who wrote and begged for PPE for workers on the front line in England died.
Suppose that's acceptable, eh Blackie?
BoJo out of ICU but still in hospital.
Doctor who wrote and begged for PPE for workers on the front line in England died.
Suppose that's acceptable, eh Blackie?
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A 75 year old with pneumonia complication and a 90 year old.
Glad Im not there.
AU.45-NZ 2.
Go Straya!
Aussie Aussie Aussie,
oi,oi,oi!
If having people die is a better job, then Aussie is kicking our asses as they got 45 dead and we only got 2.
A 75 year old with pneumonia complication and a 90 year old.
Glad Im not there.
AU.45-NZ 2.
Go Straya!
Aussie Aussie Aussie,
oi,oi,oi!
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I guess he's not quite as much like Trump as we first thought.
Maybe not as tough.
I guess he's not quite as much like Trump as we first thought.
Maybe not as tough.
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Australia's got a much larger population.
Crazy how you've got a lockdown when you've only got two dead - and they were both elderly. (Or one dead. One of them died get pneumonia).
Talk about destroying your economy for nothing.
Australia's got a much larger population.
Crazy how you've got a lockdown when you've only got two dead - and they were both elderly. (Or one dead. One of them died get pneumonia).
Talk about destroying your economy for nothing.
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Police prowl supermarket to snoop on shoppers... hours after bragging about free chocolate 'goodies' from local shop - while motorways are eerily quiet hinting Britons are set for a Great Easter Staycation
Heavy-handed police officers are trying to ban families from exercising in their own gardens and prowling supermarket aisles in a bid to catch shoppers buying 'non-essential' items as Britain goes into Easter lockdown.
Police forces across the country have been accused of being over-zealous in their approach as they threatened to set up road blocks to grill motorists on why they were not at home, causing #policestateUK to trend on Twitter.
A video shows a South Yorkshire police officer scolding a family on their own doorstep for letting their young children play on their lawn during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has killed 7,978 people in the UK so far.
The force later apologised for the encounter, which it called 'well-intentioned but ill-informed', after the officer told the young family: 'You do not want your children getting the virus, it does not stop in front of your garden.'
Cambridge Police's official Twitter account boasted that officers had visited a local superstore this morning to snoop on shoppers and found aisles selling non-essentials were 'empty'.
The tweet caused outrage from social media users, with many pointing to a post sent by the same account hours earlier thanking a local chocolate shop for dropping off a 'generation donation of goodies' at its police station.
It comes as Downing Street warned police today that shops were 'free to sell anything they have in stock', while Home Secretary Priti Patel called on officers not to be 'heavy-handed' during the coronavirus lockdown.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...oar-ahead-four-day-break.html#article-8207393
Police prowl supermarket to snoop on shoppers... hours after bragging about free chocolate 'goodies' from local shop - while motorways are eerily quiet hinting Britons are set for a Great Easter Staycation
Heavy-handed police officers are trying to ban families from exercising in their own gardens and prowling supermarket aisles in a bid to catch shoppers buying 'non-essential' items as Britain goes into Easter lockdown.
Police forces across the country have been accused of being over-zealous in their approach as they threatened to set up road blocks to grill motorists on why they were not at home, causing #policestateUK to trend on Twitter.
A video shows a South Yorkshire police officer scolding a family on their own doorstep for letting their young children play on their lawn during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that has killed 7,978 people in the UK so far.
The force later apologised for the encounter, which it called 'well-intentioned but ill-informed', after the officer told the young family: 'You do not want your children getting the virus, it does not stop in front of your garden.'
Cambridge Police's official Twitter account boasted that officers had visited a local superstore this morning to snoop on shoppers and found aisles selling non-essentials were 'empty'.
The tweet caused outrage from social media users, with many pointing to a post sent by the same account hours earlier thanking a local chocolate shop for dropping off a 'generation donation of goodies' at its police station.
It comes as Downing Street warned police today that shops were 'free to sell anything they have in stock', while Home Secretary Priti Patel called on officers not to be 'heavy-handed' during the coronavirus lockdown.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...oar-ahead-four-day-break.html#article-8207393
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- 52% of Americans under 45 have lost their job, had hours reduced, or been furloughed
-35% of Americans under 35 now say they don't have health insurance.
Data For Progress
- 52% of Americans under 45 have lost their job, had hours reduced, or been furloughed
-35% of Americans under 35 now say they don't have health insurance.
Data For Progress