UpstateNYUPSer(Ret)
Well-Known Member
Your disdain for service workers is well documented.
Ebola and your DIAD
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oldngray
nowhere special
The number of people who came into contact with Texas Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan has zoomed from as many as 18 to 80, health officials in Texas announced in a statement today
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/ebola-patients-texas-contacts-zoom-80-authorities/story?id=25912405
http://abcnews.go.com/Health/ebola-patients-texas-contacts-zoom-80-authorities/story?id=25912405
Packmule
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Probably, the underlying question is what is UPS's corporate responsibility to ensure our boards never become a catalyst for spreading diesease. Should they be providing sanitizers? Should they be providing training, not so much on how, but how often? And reaffirming that they are giving us time to do so same as time to put on a seatbelt?
There is a lot of ligitimacy to these questions.
There is a lot of ligitimacy to these questions.
BigUnionGuy
Got the T-Shirt
beatupbrown
Well-Known Member
That could be number any medical conditions based on the symptons that is why it could spread like wild fire .With folks traveling around the globe in jets with this crap, the exposure of other humans can be unknown in a bad way, it can set dormant for weeks while spreading.
Especially in the poor communities where it seems to be high risk and a few doctors .With no insurance some hospitals turn away high risk patients away based on no insurance and lack of money away, like the latest patient in the USA. His family had to call the C.D.C to force the hospital to take him in, last count I read he may have been in contact up to 80 folks.
They need to go back to old fashioned quarantine, if you come from a high risk area and show symptoms. you must be screened and restricted until we see how this thing plays out its ugly head.USA the only country in western democracy that has no national health insurance of some type, with some hospitals turning away high risk patients away with no insurance, and or money .Most if not all state hospitals will not turn away patients .Maybe if it is practical funnel all poor folks to state hospitals who has patients care first not profit. Of course that will be dam near impossible.
The CDC needs to step up and make sure all hospitals take in all high risk patients then pay for the bill, yes on the tax payer’s dime still cheaper than the alternative.
pkgdriver
Well-Known Member
wow...I am so damn impressed.
Wow..quite the player/playa. We are not worthy.
oldngray
nowhere special
Ebola is certainly a hardy virus and might be able to make it for over a week but no less than three or four days. So the range is anywhere from three to ten days in all likelihood.
http://www.answers.com/Q/How_long_can_Ebola_live_outside_the_body
bleedinbrown58
That’s Craptacular
Did you try ordering a hoagie while you were there? lol
Returntosender
Well-Known Member
Upstate this is way before my time. In the 1980s when AIDS was the talk of NYC. In NYC was it true druggies would leave they're used needles in the pay phone coin return slot ?
Returntosender
Well-Known Member
What if the Ebola person is all sweaty and leaves they're sweat on the board and stylus?
oldngray
nowhere special
Run away screaming like a little girl?
moreluck
golden ticket member
The point is you don't tip people you have "disdain" for.
And you're right, this player tips.......
oldngray
nowhere special
Two Patients Quarantined in Kentucky With Ebola-Like Symptoms
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...antined-in-kentucky-with-ebola-like-symptoms/
http://www.thegatewaypundit.com/201...antined-in-kentucky-with-ebola-like-symptoms/
