Outstanding Abaco!

Congrats, Abaco. That sounds great.

I wondered who actually did that sort of design work. It seems that on new construction, a great deal could be done with minimum effort to manage airflow and provide more UV sterilization in hallways and common areas, for pathogen control. UV systems could be set to switch off temporarily if anyone were to pass through an area.
I also think it would be useful to set up some rooms (for highly infectious or brittle patients) with glass between the patient/provider section and a separate family section, maybe even with separate hallways, so that patients could be visited and have family nearby, maybe just inches away, but who would be physically in a separate part of the building, with no airflow or contamination between the room sections.
i.e.:
=====================hall for staff
[PR][PR][PR][PR][PR][PR]
[VR][VR][VR][VR][VR][VR]
=====================hall for visitors

where [PR] is Patient Room and
[VR] is the visitor's section if each room.
The patient/staff section and the visitor section would be isolated from each other, with only glass, shades, and an intercom between.

Just something to think about.
I don't know anyone else to suggest this to.

NICE, I started a collection of all the Trump meme, (super Trump, 007 Trump) but never got to post them before the old computer crashed.

Congrats, yes, tears for recognition of hard work.

Way to go, Abaco!

A while back I saw a competition on a late night show -- I think it was Letterman. The host set up two teenagers to text a message across the room on cell phones.
heir competition was a couple of retired Ham Radio guys with telegraph keys, who could do Morse at better than 40 words per minute, and who skunked the teenagers.

Go for it.
I may also have a three-year John Galt role. It is with a local transit agency. Keeping their world motors running, ya know.

Congratulations! Don't let the parasites Fountain you!!!!

Loved the whole batch, Carl, but several of them sang to me--the Roman, General Lee, 2020, Senior center...thanks for all your time putting these together!

Nuke Iran is getting closer each day. I wait with anticipation to see what our President will do with this latest blockade.

I just finished watching two young men given 4 minutes to call a number using a rotary phone. It was alarming. They kept repeating the same mistakes over and over, never learning from them...

What will be so special about this hospital. And what does a beautiful location have to do with treating sick people. It is not the building but knowledge and skill of the oeople t g at work there that produces good results.

CONGRATULATIONS!

Carl, first one hits the nail on the head have felt this accumulating over the past years!!

Great list OUC, Grumpy Old Men rule!

As long as my transportation is my car, not ambulance...

This is absolutely wonderful! So happy for you!

Congratulations!

Keep us informed of the progress. And invite us to the opening.

We're not getting as many of those calls from India as we once did, but when I do I say, "Ullu ka patha." It's a very mild curse in Hindi.

Don't forget the Ayn Rand wing.

I don't answer any numbers I don't recognize. Sometimes they leave a message, usually not. If it's someone I actually want to talk to, I can call them back.

I NEVER buy ANYTHING from a phone solicitor. If I want something I will initiate the purchase.

ASAP.
I'll remember that one for later use.

Very well done!

LOL

Congratulations!