MessengerFlats @MessengerFlats@qoto.org

@elizabethjacobs.bsky.social The whole bloody group thinks they are the smartest kids in the room.....They are privileged, not smart or experienced in the areas of responsibility, have no ethics or morals, regardless of professed belief systems... I hope we will build better guard rails, not based on custom, but on restraints....

@bich As discussed over years...verifiable training, including rules of engagement. Waiting periods. Enforcement (when needed) of gun controls in the home.

@davidnjoku It is all about relative risk, and transmission of the specific disease.... https://www.apha.org/publications/published-books/ccdm

ASPA Code of Ethics
The American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) advances the science, art, and practice of public administration. The Society affirms its responsibility to develop the spirit of responsible professionalism within its membership and to increase awareness and commitment to ethical principles and standards among all those who work in public service in all sectors. To this end, we, the members of the Society, commit ourselves to uphold the following principles:

1. Advance the Public Interest. Promote the interests of the public and put service to the public above service to oneself.

2. Uphold the Constitution and the Law. Respect and support government constitutions and laws, while seeking to improve laws and policies to promote the public good.

3. Promote democratic participation. Inform the public and encourage active engagement in governance. Be open, transparent and responsive, and respect and assist all
persons in their dealings with public organizations.

4. Strengthen social equity. Treat all persons with fairness, justice, and equality and respect individual differences, rights, and freedoms. Promote affirmative action and other initiatives to reduce unfairness, injustice, and inequality in society.

5. Fully Inform and Advise. Provide accurate, honest, comprehensive, and timely information and advice to elected and appointed officials and governing board members, and to staff members in your organization.

6. Demonstrate personal integrity. Adhere to the highest standards of conduct to inspire public confidence and trust in public service.

7. Promote Ethical Organizations: Strive to attain the highest standards of ethics, stewardship, and public service in organizations that serve the public.

8. Advance Professional Excellence: Strengthen personal capabilities to act competently and ethically and encourage the professional development of others.

@mrillig Leverage other subject matter experts: Emergency Management, Public Health Emergency Preparedness, etc. Risk analysis has already been completed as well as points of contact for external partners.

https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/measles/#2025-exposures

I am enjoying a 12 year old Glenmorangie this evening....

That is all.

I went by the cleaners to pick up some shirts I left a few weeks ago, they are used to that since I retired and have become a t-shirt and jeans guy. The owner was there and we chatted re her grandkids, I mentioned that I moved mom into the house...she called me a good boy....😂

After. Improved for us all....

Before.....I have not been able to do much after breaking the brain case...get guys....

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