(NAPSI)—A new approach to indoor ventilation has been developed that can significantly decrease the risk of COVID and influenza outbreaks in schools, offices and other indoor environments, and even speed a reduction in mask wear.
The innovative invention captures and cleans individuals’ breaths within seconds, before potential viruses have a chance to be dispersed throughout a room, improving overall indoor air quality. Current methods, including upgrades to existing HVAC systems, have proven somewhat ineffective as COVID outbreaks continue to create disruptions in indoor settings throughout the United States.
“Existing ventilation systems in schools, offices and elsewhere were not built for virus control. Not only does better ventilation decrease the risk of catching COVID, it has been shown to also improve work productivity and school performance,” said Larry Schoen, P.E., Fellow ASHRAE, Principal Engineer for Schoen Engineering Inc. “And even after upgrading a traditional HVAC ventilation system with better filters, it still allows virus-laden air to affect others in a room, creating the potential for contagion.” Continue reading
by the We Can Do This COVID-19 Public Education Campaign
(NAPSI)—Questions and misinformation about the effect of COVID-19 vaccines on fertility and pregnancy have left some people uncertain about getting vaccinated if they are pregnant or hoping to get pregnant, but the facts should be reassuring.
“It’s understandable that parents and those who hope to become parents are cautious about COVID-19 vaccines,” said Dr. Steven Gordon, Chair of the Department of Infectious Disease at Cleveland Clinic. “However, it should be comforting to know that the vaccines are safe and effective during pregnancy. Growing data and science demonstrate that the benefits of getting vaccinated far outweigh any risks and we have a long history with vaccines that makes it clear they do not affect future fertility.” Continue reading
(NAPSI)—For decades, medical researchers struggled to solve the mystery of how to reverse paralysis caused by serious spinal cord injuries. Finally, hope appears to be at hand.
Making Mice Move
Remarkable video footage shows how paralyzed mice regained some of their ability to walk again after receiving an experimental drug treatment.
The injectable pre-clinical therapy, which is designed to regenerate nerve cells in spinal cord injuries, is being developed by researchers at Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.
However, the scientists have yet to make the big leap from animal to human clinical trials, meaning that this drug candidate is quite a few years from potentially being approved by government regulators for commercialization. Continue reading
Jerry Abis Owner Operator of the FunGi’s features low pressure washing. In red is Bronson Mosley helping Jerry with some humor in his presentation at the Ocala Business Leaders. On right is Rachel Perez. Photos taken by Tammy Portrait Artist Inc.
Pictured Parrish Tanner Ocala Car Audio presenting his services at the OBL breakfast. Parish is the founder and has been in business since 2008. Photos taken by Tammy Portrait Artist Inc.
By TomL
GLOBAL WARMING / CLIMATE CHANGE / ATMOSPHERIC INTERRUPTIONS and finally stupidity?
A professor emeritus of earth sciences at the University of Melbourne, Professor Ian Plimer says the volcanic eruption in Iceland for four days has canceled all the efforts you have made in the past five years to control CO2 emissions on our planet.
Remember about this carbon emissions that we are trying to suppress – it is the vital chemical component that our planet requires to live and grow and to synthesize into oxygen for us humans and all animal life. I don’t know how it works but we should not mess with the balance unless the top scientist of all nations get together and agree and not politicize it! Continue reading
Pictured is the Lady Lake Parks Department. At this event they are fund raising for money to have Fireworks. A great bunch of people. They were giving out information about the Christmas Parade.
Pictured is the Lady Lake Police Department, Chief Tempesta center right, including the Animal Control officer. The Lady Lake Police Department is in charge of Animal Control. Call comes in the LLPD answer the call then the animal control officers will follows up on the complaint.
Pictured here is Ruth Kussard ex-mayor, current town council person and Karin Nicely a book publisher and edit writer posing in front of the Lady Lake Magazine table at the Experience Lady Lake Expo. The weather was perfect, plenty of people attending, a lot of vendors showing their services and products. All in all it was a great day. A special thanks to Karin Nicely for helping me with my table.
What happened to “By the people, for the people?”
Apparently, in England, back in 1384 John Wycliffe claimed to have translated the Bible including this sentence “This Bible is for the Government of the People, by the People, and for the People.”
But I don’t think that sentence was ever in the Bible. But he probably was the originator.
‘This Bible’ referred to his creation. He was saying that his version, including ‘By the people’, was inspired by whatever original text he was using.
The concept was later plagiarized by Lincoln, Theodore Parker, Benjamin Disraeli, Daniel Webster and many others..
Does it really matter?
As I See It the use/misuse of the so-called ‘Executive Order/Presidential Proclamation’ is the last straw.
Article II, Section 1 of the U.S. Constitution instructs presidents to “take care that the laws are faithfully executed.”
Nowhere does it say that presidents, governors or any other politician has the authority to make laws! Continue reading
