RISE TD @PaulMurphy_TD has said the Taoiseach's 'failure to follow public health advice… is responsible for hundreds of tragic deaths'. He calls on the Govt to introduce a 'Zero Covid' strategy to avoid further lockdowns | Read more Covid-19 coverage: https://t.co/sBLAonTKeG pic.twitter.com/SJdeex72Rj
— RTÉ News (@rtenews) January 20, 2021
This afternoon.
Zero Covid strategy?
FIGHT!
Former Fine Gael European Affairs Minister Lucinda Creighton with her husband, and former Fine Gael senator, Paul Bradford in 2013
My husband got Covid@ end April after 6 wks of lockdown.Neither of us interacted w. anyone – just supermkt & petrol pumps. Zero Covid is unattainable &economic devastation is now certain.There is no strategy to live with the virus. We will be back here in February. Infuriating😡
— Lucinda Creighton (@LCreighton) October 20, 2020
Zero covid19 is attainable if we put our minds to it.
— Tom Cotter (@ProfTomCotter) October 20, 2020
This afternoon.
FIGHT!
Previously: ‘Revise Current Policy And Consider An Alternative Strategy Tailored To Our Nation And Its People’
Yes, but only when you mess with the forbidden divisor.
Mr John Hush breaks it down for a hushed class of calculus students
In an animation by Andrew Khosravani, Hannah Fry of The Royal Institution tells the rather fascinating tale of nothing, or rather, zero. To wit:
Once upon a time, zero wasn’t really a number. Its journey to the fully fledged number we know and love today was a meandering one. Today, zero is both a placeholder, and tool, within our number system signifying an absence of a value, and as a number in its own right.
dinglesurf writes:
Friend of mine saw this in Lidl. Bargain.
