Angelina
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Let's see if we can get a key so the notice board can actually be updated by someone who cares and has time (thank you Jellybeanz, if you want to do that, and if Sue can get a key), or we can have a group of key holders and content managers. It's not hard is it. There's not really any point having one if it doesn't have information
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Don’t be intimidated. People walking dogs in the heat are either ignorant or cruel. It’s worth thinking they are ignorant. My favoured tactic is asking if their dog wants water ( yes I carry water). I don’t care if people get offended. If they care about their dog, they’d understand. I’m also quite happy to ask the direct question, ie why are you walking you dog? Do you realise how hot the pavement is and how they will overheat? And so on
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It’s far too hot. Dogs should not be out and you’re right to post this.
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Looking to buy or adopt a dog
Angelina replied to sarahsouthlondon's topic in The Family Room Discussion
You are best going to Battersea and adopting a dog. You’ll be able to meet different dogs and work with the staff to understand the breeds, temperaments etc. Training is ongoing. If you get a very well trained puppy and don’t continue and maintain the training you will soon have an untrained puppy. You have to put the work in. Are you ready for this? It’s a lifetimes commitment and you don’t get to walk away or change your mind. Maybe register with Borrow My Doggy for six months and get to know local dogs. I’d happily meet you for a dog walk if it will help? -
I don't think anyone wants people who need support not to have it.
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My perspective is based on reason - my first comment was a question - what is driving the forecast increase in claimants. It suggests that - if so many new claims are expected, that either there is something seriously wrong or the tests are not sufficiently stringent. Happy for you to have a stab at that.
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It isn't a blanket removal of support though is it. It's changing the criteria, so that those who need the support get it and those who need other support get that.
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Perhaps it needs to be in conjunction with other measures - eg Pathway to Work - and perhaps the question of why there is such an increase in applicants forecast, needs to be addressed. There is also Govt funding for people to use (Access to Work)
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Do you disagree that the projected increase in the cost of providing benefit's is unaffordable, and that change is not required?
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You have told us you have reported a group of young people to the police for dangerous behaviour. It is sensible to provide a description. Why would you want to tell us if not so we can be observant and aware of potential danger?
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be careful not to over-react. groups of people can generally be intimidating - doesn't mean they are up to anything illegal. The groups of kids on our nearby estate are very intimidating but are actually just really nice kids with nowhere to hang out. I used to be scared of walking past them until we actually spoke with them
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not at all odd to ask for descriptions - why is everyone so sensitive about it? If you see a group of kids being obnoxious and intimidating, it would help to be able to decide if they like like the group who were previously reported to the police. It might make it easier for people to feel that doing so might be helpful.
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Do not show fear - they will take full advantage of that Little sods.
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Dangers of current levels of air pollution in the UK
Angelina replied to Sue's topic in Roads & Transport
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn4l927dj5zo#:~:text=The Earth could be doomed,the state of global warming. related but very alarming - particularly with distraction of the middle east and how unlikely it is that Trump will pay any heed to global temperatures -
I bought item on eastdulwich forum which doesn't work
Angelina replied to marco130's topic in General ED Issues / Gossip
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It's the tech corporations pushing it, with (literally) billion dollar deals going on - they're not concerned with the humanity side of it, although are saying it will be harmonious
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These are very real and sensible questions to ask - and seem to be dismissed or swept way. There are indications of a catastrophic impact to human life, but that is also being dismissed - and we carry on regardless
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what's wrong with people? just because you can do something doesn't mean you should. you can go to a restaurant and order through an app, and then go and collect your food at the bar, or you can choose to go to a restaurant where you will have a waiter. AI will inevitably cause severe losses at entry level across many industries (call centres, data entry, customer service). In fact it already is. The scale will be far more severe than any indication by AI companies etc (AI will compliment the workforce, not replace it). Do you want to support this - or do you want to support people? Make your choices wisely - the consumer has FAR MORE power than you realise
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they should be interested - you've had someone trespass on your property and break into your car, and there is clear record of that
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surely there are fingerprints?
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We have found 3 stag beetles in the old tree stump, and single nesting bees in the grass, so we're still not mowing it. I have taken the seeds head off the dart grass and trimmed the dead bluebells and it's alright.
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They don't think and I seriously believe they couldn't care less.
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the pond needs cleaning regardless of the rubbish being thrown or blown
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