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 I went to work on the last day of season 5. I misread the dates so I come home and once it hits midnight. I couldn’t keep my grind to diamond up. I only had like two games in plat 1. I WAS SO SALTY. I WAS CLIMBING A DIVISION A DAY. 

And I swear riot banned me for climbing a division a day cuz when I messaged why I got banned for two weeks. “Eloboosting”. 

 I LOST 5 YEARS OF LEAGUE RANK REWARDS. I LOST MY S1 BRONZE ICON. all I have to show I’m an oldie is that shitty s2 riven sword.   I was just extremely lucky with the fast climbing to get to plat 1 all of a sudden in 5 days from plat v  ;-; I still get sad thinking about it.In the wake of the spread of Coronavirus Public Health (England) have now raised the risk to the public from low to moderate. PHE staff are working to contact anyone who has been in close contact with people who have Coronavirus.
As front-line care staff what you do matters to the lives of many in our care. You are considered essential, as such you must be extra vigilant to ensure you do not catch this virus. However, if you do show symptoms it is absolutely essential that you follow the guidance and self-isolate and inform us immediately.
A small number of our employees who may fall under non-essential support services your department heads will decide if it is possible to work from home during self-isolation or as part of departmental precaution.
What Action are we taking in the Jeesal Group?
• Leaving all possible internal doors open around our services to minimise risk, but only where this is practical and safe to do so.
• Thorough, regular housekeeping and cleaning, especially in higher risk areas like toilets and kitchen facilities.
• Extra staff information on cleaning, general hygiene and hand washing.
• Posters highlighting handwashing and other advice being placed around our services.
• Continual monitoring of government information.
• Wash your hands much more frequently when around the hospital, home or workplace, especially before and after entering the premises and immediately when arriving home.
• if you sneeze or cough please immediately take the opportunity to wash your hands. We have hand sanitisers and we have plenty of soap and hot water and would encourage you to wash your hands at every opportunity.
• Try as hard as you can not to touch your face.
• Avoid handshakes and physical greetings. Elbow touching to say hello is allowed!
• Testing for coronavirus is not needed if you're staying at home.
What are we doing to protect our service users, patients, staff and visitors?
In order to prevent the spread of infections our current recommendations and procedures are that volunteers and all visitors should be discouraged from entering our services. Non-essential visits should not be permitted, should there be a disagreement this should be referred to Tom Burns for Cawston Park and Sam Wiseman for Community Services.
Do you have enough Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), face masks, sanitizers to care for anyone with an infectious sickness?
Yes. We are putting together packs with PPE in line with Public Health England guidance for our hospital service only and these will be distributed. We have enough sanitisers to continue providing them to all services.
How would a home or Cawston Park deal with a person suspected of being infected by Covid-19?
If there was to be a suspected case on a ward, we would clean the area as per our agreed isolation and outbreak procedure. The only difference would be the need for PPE, and this will be provided, along with clear instructions for use.
In our community services, Sam Wiseman has issued separate advice to Managers.
If a staff member got sick from one of our services, most would not want to take this home to their families. Has this been considered?
Yes, and this is something faced by all hospitals and community services. That is why Public Health England are specifying the need for PPE to provide protection in hospitals and additional hygiene measures in residential services.
We are continuing to keep a close eye on the situation and the latest advice from Public Health England. We will continue to update you as and when required.
What is the Jeesal Group’s view on home working?
Most of our staff provide one to one support to our service users and patients. However, it is the decision of the Service Manager if they can support a member of staff to work from home. We will keep this under review.
What about contact between different parts of the Group?
We have asked that movement between the services is significantly reduced to all but essential contact including contact with Head Office.
What about head office staff?
We will be putting in place separate arrangements for our head office staff at Dereham and Sarah Harvey will advise us of these.Meet Crystal Seagulls, a four-piece indie-rock band based in North London at the start of their journey as professional musicians. Like many of their peers, they comprise the usual lead guitar, rhythm guitar, bass and drums, but UNLIKE many, their sound is unique and blends elements of iconic sixties rock with the attitude, spirit and mood of today.
Their songs are memorable, energetic, anthemic, and possess all the attributes that are necessary to grab the attention of the listener. The band prepared a special stripped back set for their Under The Radar session on Brooklands Radio as their normal set is geared for the live gig circuit with loud amps, soaring guitars and ferocious backing vocals!
With their debut 3-track EP under their belt and enough material for an album, Crystal Seagulls are set to make their mark as one of the bands to look out for in the next 12 months. Check out some video footage of their Under The Radar session plus the show in full below. Their session can be found in Part 2 of the show.
Confirmation bias. You keep hearing this story because he is so unique. Only the ones who thrived extremely well that you will hear about a lot from media