09:11 am (IST): Since there have been no new reports about the last outage in several hours, and even the Downdetector platform does not reflect more related complaints, it seems that Instagram is working normally again.
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Any member of the public can submit a written public comment to ACIP. The docket, identified by Docket No. CDC-2023-0007, will be opened to receive written comments on February 6, 2023. Written comments must be received by February 17, 2023, using the Federal eRulemaking Portal. Follow the instructions for submitting comments. All submissions received must include the agency name and Docket Number.
It seems that the commenting system on the blog is a little haywire right now, eating comments and all, so if you're having issues commenting, please email me (eruptionsblog at gmail) so I can collect some information. I've contacted the powers that be about the issues I've had.
But like most apps, the Reddit app doesn't always work perfectly. Maybe images aren't loading, or your notifications aren't showing up, or you can't leave comments. Whatever the issue, there are a few different ways to get the app running smoothly again.
You can restart an iPhone or iPad by holding down the Power and Volume Up buttons. When a slider appears at the top of the screen, swipe it to the right. Once the device turns off, hold the Power button down to start it up again.
Try getting closer to your Wi-Fi router, or connect to a different internet signal. If you're using Wi-Fi, you might want to try using mobile internet data instead. Even if you already have a strong signal, sometimes changing connections can kickstart the app and get it working again.
If the Reddit servers are down, you're not going to be able to use either the app or website. And no matter how many times you restart the app, you won't be able to fix the problem. You'll just have to wait for Reddit's internal teams to get things running again.
On an Android, hold your finger down on the Reddit app icon until a pop-up menu appears, then tap the i icon. When the app's info page appears, tap the Uninstall option. Once you've deleted it, download it again from the Play Store.
Important: Your employee can go back to work at any time (including before the end of the fit note) without going back to see their healthcare professional, even if their healthcare professional has indicated that they need to assess them again. This will not breach your Employers Liability Compulsory Insurance, providing a suitable risk assessment has taken place if required.
You run a publishing firm with 10 employees. One of your proof readers gives you a fit note saying that he has a common cold and cystic fibrosis, but that he may be fit for work taking account of the following advice, and the workplace adaptations box is ticked. His fit note has a duration of 10 days and his healthcare professional has indicated that they do not need to see him again once it expires.
The advice in the comments box reads: Your employee cannot travel into the office because he is at high risk of developing a chest infection whilst he has a cold. The increased risk is due to his pre-existing chest condition: cystic fibrosis. He is able work from home during this period.
President Biden knows that the men and women of coal country built this nation: they powered its steel mills and factories, kept its homes and schools and offices warm. They made this the most productive and powerful nation on Earth. He came to the White House to end years of big words but little action to help the coal-producing parts of our country. Working closely with Senator Manchin, a tireless advocate for his state and the hard-working men and women who live there, President Biden has helped get this part of the country back to work: the unemployment rate in West Virginia was 6.2% the last month before Joe Biden took office; now it is down to 4%. The President's plans are already bringing new energy and manufacturing jobs to the region, and in the years ahead, will continue to create new jobs with projects like hydrogen energy generation. In fact, through the Working Group on Coal and Power Plant Communities, President Biden has already delivered more than $23 billion to energy communities across the country.
The President's remarks yesterday have been twisted to suggest a meaning that was not intended; he regrets it if anyone hearing these remarks took offense. The President was commenting on a fact of economics and technology: as it has been from its earliest days as an energy superpower, America is once again in the midst of an energy transition. Our goal as a nation is to combat climate change and increase our energy security by producing clean and efficient American energy. Under President Biden, oil and natural gas production has increased, and we are on track to hit the highest production in our country's history next year. He is determined to make sure that this transition helps all Americans in all parts of the country, with more jobs and better opportunities; it's a commitment he has advanced since Day One. No one will be left behind.
Once you have several comments approved, you become a trusted commentor, and your comments will be automatically approved without a moderator. Keep in mind, although your comment is automatically approved, it can still be removed if deemed inappropriate.
Matt Branham is the Editor-in-Chief at Mandatory. A Los Angeles-based author, originally from Illinois. A man of metaphors, challenging the norm and going against everything you believe, one of Mandatory's original writers. Whether music or movies, TV or taboo, he's always writing, mostly in alliterations. His latest book \"Stop the World! I Wanna Get Off\" was released in 2016, following \"Feeling Out of Shorts.\" Stick around for more from this big hat wearing, topsy turvy troubadour. 2ff7e9595c
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