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@GoatandTricycle Something similar to the Nitto metal hoop? Unless filling it with heavy things, it's not really needed. Have a look at myriad of bar bags from cottage industries for inspiration.
Two feedbags could be another option depending on daughter's age.

https://www.egginfo.co.uk/british-lion-eggs

I think pasteurized eggs are an American thing, where they are even less stringent on healthy flocks and just clean the eggs to eliminate salmonella at the end. Compared to the vaccination of birds etc in UK/EU.

@hugo7 Are you buying cooked eggs? That's what pasteurisation would do surely?

The lion is to show they exceed the law (quite a low bar to pass) on chicken welfare.

If only the billions that went to connected buddies got as much coverage as this.

Classic, is it a lens distortion or is the slate on the corner further out from wall at top than bottom?

It's not a french drain if there isn't a way for the water to run off i.e. a pipe at the bottom of the gravel to collect water. What you might have is a moat.

Try Adventurexpert.com, I think they have a minimium order value since Brexit though.

Why? There's less than 1/2million who have had two doses, from https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/details/vaccinations

It looks like they are 2nd dosing 2-5000 a day. Changing the second dose to be more effective takes 4 weeks, so thats another 140, 000 2nd dosed.
There is no evidence that existing vaccines are INEFFECTIVE against the new variants. (The last time I looked).

The SARS-CoV-2 vaccine produced by the US biotechnology company Novavax is 95.6% effective against the original variant of SARS-CoV-2 but also provides protection against the newer variants B.1.1.7 (85.6%) and B.1.351 (60%), preliminary data from clinical trials show.

To put that in perspective, the flu jab varies between 40% to 60% effectiveness depending on the variant.
https://vk.ovg.ox.ac.uk/vk/sites/default/files/u490/Flu%20vaccine%20effectiveness%2020%3A21%202.png

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/transmission/variant.html

Reduced effectiveness is not the same as ineffective.

https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2021.01.27.427998v1

Not peer-reviewed.

Just seen someone selling camo XPac on ebay, but £30 for 1/2m delivered is a bit steep for my tastes!

You can't fix stupid apparently, can't wait for the AZ jab to become the new MMR/Autism with regards to efficiency in over65s.

As a layman, is the difference between clauses 5.1 and 5.4 's definition of "within the EU" why AZ are saying 'LOLno' to vaccines for the Intial Europe Dose coming from UK manufacturing sites?
Nevermind, Intial Europe Dose is mentioned in 5.4.

They've played the 'In our contract it is not specified any country, or the UK, has priority because it signed earlier. If this was the case AstraZeneca should've proposed a clause...acknowledging that they would prioritise for example deliveries to the UK.'

I doubt it's specified that they get it first either.

Reads like political noise because they shat the bed on ordering. Also, instead of slinging blame, surely the correct response would be. 'So what are the supply issues, and what can we do to fix them?'

Anyway the point I was making was just because something was allowed, didn't make it sensible in the middle of a pandemic.

People providing the care don't care about making sure the stats tally. They will be looking for positive outcomes. It's basically become part of the routine pathway now.
Also, there are specific ICD10 codes for use in patients being treated for covid, I'd be amazed if these are the codes being used to populate the datasets. It's more likely the serial numbers for the Positive/Negative tests are collated.

The plane is fine, as it flushes air regularly, it's more the points of contact that taking a flight includes, ie 1000s of people in an airport.

Admission of guilt for civil cases?

Personally, I think the general population does need to share some of the blame as well I'm afraid. Eating in at a place offering takeway meals, taking a flight for a holiday7, meeting big groups for Christmas were all personal choices. My partner's anxiety has got so bad, she's developed compulsive hand gelling every 5 minutes, and it pissed me off when I saw people sat inside pubs etc. ( the people sat inside pissed me off, not partner.)

Presumably to identify patients who can be moved for convelascence at peripheral hospitals to make room for acutely unwell.

They test/retest inpatients every 3 days IIRC, so pretty sure that would cover any deaths.

Literally no one has said obese people catch it more. Making the observation that obesity leads to worse outcomes isn't blame shifting.

Possibly linked already on this thread, there is a video of him blowing his nose and then wiping that hankerchief all over his face. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q52TpXrbOz4

The people who voted to remove liberties for younger generations, are shocked and offended when the younger generation aren't interested in following the guidance in place for Covid, calling them selfish for not giving up the few remaining liberties they have.

Good shout, I'll drop a few an email. Don't know the cost of foam etc but Blacks have multimats for about £5-6.