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2,750 ton of impounded NH4NO3 https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Eem2CyMVoAAdGEu?format=png&name=900x900 That'll grow you a lot of potatoes. Still not sure why it went up like that. I tht NH4NO3 was realtively inert in its shipping form. It's safe for carriage provided you treat it properly, segregate it,...

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Parents may well be willing, not always the case though, however the word able is the key factor here. Occupational, speech or physio therapy is not something that can be successfully delegated to a non-trainer person. Anxiety is likely to be the biggest issue for many in the special needs sector, g...

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An interesting study now showing only 13% of adults want to return to the Old Normal post COVID-19. In the meanwhile people have discovered that they have found family life, a more balanced life and flexible working. You know, something closer to what the Nordic countries have enjoyed in their econ...

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My employer is glad I do not feature in any way.

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The kid is 4, I'm assuming it can dress/undress itself bar maybe some buttons and maybe laces. Washing, well hold a hose pipe on it (shower) or run a shallow bath and remain nearby just in case whilst the kid splashes about - it's 4, they're not famed for being sweaty so you're not talking much was...

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The kid is 4, I'm assuming it can dress/undress itself bar maybe some buttons and maybe laces. Washing, well hold a hose pipe on it (shower) or run a shallow bath and remain nearby just in case whilst the kid splashes about - it's 4, they're not famed for being sweaty so you're not talking much was...

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I am seeing lots of groups of kids out on bikes, etc. going to parks and shops together, hanging out in improvised camps in wooded areas. Personal distancing has already been lost in teenagers so it is inevitable that transference will take place in kids outside of school. They are probably safer in...

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Great, now I have a mental picture of her scania wheelnuts poking though her dress at her daily presser. Someone turn up the heating please.

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Personal view and justification: I would have no issue with sending my son back to school. Obviously his risk of catching the disease will be higher than it would be at home. However, 90% of Covid-19 deaths are aged over 65 and of those younger than 65 most had some form of co-morbidity. Also, for ...

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We are getting into interesting issues here. I wouldn't be too unhappy to have a more informed public health input into a range of policies way before thinking about national service. Increased tax on smoking, minimum alcohol pricing, sugar tax, banning advertising for unhealthy foods, particularly...

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The UK has traditionally been a R&D powerhouse. It needs to get back there. It's traditionally been an academic R&D powerhouse and still is. Taking that level of R&D and commercialising it has not been a strength for a very very long time. Edit - except in pharma. Does well in oil & gas too, partic...

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So the estate agents will be happy today. You can have an estate agent and a stranger in your house but not your own mother? How bizarre. You don’t need to be much of a behaviour expert to understand people are far more likely to hug their mothers rather than an estate agent. You need to reset your...

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If you are symptomatic, that is, if you have a fever over 38 deg C, or have a cough, or have shortness of breath, you should not be outside, mask or no mask. You should be self isolating waiting for a test. And that's the problem with masks, it gives people the idea that they don't have to self iso...

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Deliberately misses out NZ and AUS in the list of potential destinations too.

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Revenue sharing is a tricky one without a clear answer. Reciprocation of tests is an easier win. Putting both together will mean no progress, adding in the potential for relegation and financial disaster for some countries just means an unworkable dilemma. Split the issues up and progress could be m...

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I would expect almost every pension fund has Shell or BP in it.

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If we want to keep providing energy, food and essential PPE and other medical equipment there is no choice.

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2 weeks recommended quarantine for new arrivals or re patriated nationals coming into the UK now being proposed. Genuinely baffled why they have waited until end of April to announce this, ie don't see why it's being proposed now instead of at start of lock down. Why is ANYONE coming into Heathrow?...

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That figure must be break even for all the social commitments they link to the oil price. No way the all combined upstream, midstream and downstream totals that when deep water plays would be $40 to $50 break even for the majors.

That is Saudi Arabia (country), not Saudi Aramco (company).

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Have you seen the prices of turbo trainers on Amazon? Out of stock everywhere so knock off copies with dodgy names at £2k a pop suggests a lot of people are panic buying them.

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Is it just me or is the standard news approach of reporting total numbers on graphs and then speculating on daily changes when they could actually show a graph of daily changes really fcuking anyone else off?

God forbid these fcukers ever do technical analysis.

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Oil & Gas. Perfect storm of COVID and Saudi-Ruskies being pricks making it uncertain going forward for the next 12 months.

Great time for innovation, which is my favourite space of working.

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Expect to see all the freelancers offloaded pretty sharply in many industries, especially O&G. This will fundamentally change employment methods in the UK when combined with IR35. Well I was in oil and gas and I have been 'offloaded'. Writing was on the wall given that on the project I was working ...

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Expect to see all the freelancers offloaded pretty sharply in many industries, especially O&G.

This will fundamentally change employment methods in the UK when combined with IR35.

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And only relevant if you totally ignore the recent directive on contact with the head. Started high, with force and no mitigating factors. Clear red card and criminal it has been washed over by the press and officials.

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Liam even goes for a cheeky shot as Manu is on the floor.

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Not VC but one contract I had on a drilling rig in the 90’s and we had ops conference calls at 0600 and 1800 and the evening one the oil company drilling manager was usually at home. We had to regularly listen to him open bottles, pouring beer and wine, farting, taking a shit (once) and quite regula...

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It pleases me that people are wasting any seconds of their life on this matter when they are not English. I mean, what a waste.

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The guilt is Vegas Rat Rods but that is mostly due to Twiggy.

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Anyone watch Wheeler Dealers on Discovery channel / Quest? They go out and buy a neglected classic car, restore them, and try to make a profit - I love it (although not the same since Edd China left) My guilty pleasure No guilt here. Wheeler Dealers and Car SOS preferred choices to be on in the bac...

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Ref played well despite the conditions. He had a good game and was very clear and fair to both teams.

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Oh well that's nice, Tips deserves a try he's been Wales best player by some margin. Interesting lineout. Beard takes the catch, throws it off the top to another player and then rejoins the maul in front of all the red shirts! There is just too much going on at every contact point for the ref to se...

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Oh well that's nice, Tips deserves a try he's been Wales best player by some margin. Interesting lineout. Beard takes the catch, throws it off the top to another player and then rejoins the maul in front of all the red shirts! There is just too much going on at every contact point for the ref to se...

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Particularly funny when Healy is removed from the field injured for a no arms hit.

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EverReady wrote:
shaggy wrote:
themaddog wrote:
Flametop wrote:Lots of no arms clean outs.
Fagerson is particularly fond of them.
You are fcuking deluded if you think only one team is doing this.
Scotland particularly bar at it. Limited teams do that shit

You didn’t actually need to confirm your bias.

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themaddog wrote:
Flametop wrote:Lots of no arms clean outs.
Fagerson is particularly fond of them.

You are fcuking deluded if you think only one team is doing this.

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As I said, no idea on the other. They passed the technical evaluation, money laundering and financial and modern slavery checks so the lack of ships was not an issue. Other charterers could follow the same process and have done in the past. Have also seen vessels chartered with poor safety managemen...

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I am guilty of placing a contract with a ship management company that had no ships and had never operated a ship before. As crazy as it sounds this can happen and make sense. Was the company formed just a couple of months previously with a COO who had served a 2 months jail sentence and a Chief Exe...

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I am guilty of placing a contract with a ship management company that had no ships and had never operated a ship before. As crazy as it sounds this can happen and make sense.

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Why shouldn't it affect their European titles? If they'd been adhering to the cap and the squad was weaker: 1) Would they have qualified for Europe? 2) Would they have qualified for the knock outs? 3) Would they have been able to make the final, let alone win it? 1 - yes, the teams finishing 5th an...

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