A Doctor Explains How to Make the Safest Face Mask
By Dr. Ryan Southworth
Published: Mar 22, 2020“
A doctor explains how to make the safest face mask. This is a safe face mask that if built properly should be donated to your local emergency services. It utilizes a HEPA filter, which is much, much better than a cotton mask.
– Directions for making masks: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1fW_Qrv_1J26Lgd1kawSWqqyKvbYOY2Fu
– Mask patterns: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1gaiM3yZLalU1_7mlMeLR-3967A8cEu5H
– Websites cited:
** https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/respirators-strategy/crisis-alternate-strategies.html
** https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/hcp/ppe-strategy/face-masks.html
** https://www.osha.gov/video/respiratory_protection/resptypes_transcript.html
Remember: Social distancing works, wash your hands, support the frontline.
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Top Headlines for April 07, 2020
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New Zealand Family Hosts 4 German Students During Lockdown
Four German students who were invited to shelter with a New Zealand family during a nationwide lockdown say they’ve been having lots of fun sharing meals, playing soccer and trying to learn guitar.
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John Lewis, Once a Trump Target, Lines Up Behind Joe Biden
Civil rights icon and Georgia Rep. John Lewis is backing Joe Biden for president, giving the prospective Democratic nominee perhaps his biggest symbolic endorsement among the many veteran black lawmakers who back his candidacy.
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UK’s Johnson Spends Night in ICU; Not on Ventilator
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has spent the night in the intensive care unit of a London hospital with the new coronavirus, but is not on a ventilator, a senior government minister said Tuesday.
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The Latest: SKorean Baseball Hopes for Practice in 2 Weeks
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Japan Declares State of Emergency, Ramping Up Virus Battle
Japan?s Prime Minister Shinzo Abe declared a month-long state of emergency Tuesday for Tokyo and six other prefectures to ramp up defenses against the spread of the coronavirus.
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Online Grocery Services Struggle to Meet Spike in Demand
A pandemic forcing everyone to stay home could be the perfect moment for online grocery services. In practice, they’ve been struggling to keep up with a surge in orders, highlighting their limited ability to respond to an unprecedented onslaught of demand.
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Global Shares Rise on Optimism Over Progress in Virus Battle
Global shares rose Tuesday, fueled by hopes the peak of the coronavirus pandemic surge may come soon.
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Wuhan Farmers Struggle as Crops Wither From Travel Limits
Stuck in the same bind as many other Chinese farmers whose crops are rotting in their fields, Jiang Yuewu is preparing to throw out a 500-ton harvest of lotus root because anti-coronavirus controls are preventing traders from getting to his farm near Wuhan, where the global pandemic started.
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AP PHOTOS: Virus Haunts the Destitute Living on the Margins
In a housing complex in the Moroccan city of Sale, over 900 people live in crowded rooms without running water or an income to support them. While the North African country entered total lockdown in mid-March, self-isolation and social distancing are a luxury that families in this complex cannot afford.
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AP Was There: Snead Tops Hogan in Playoff to Win ’54 Masters
A survey of 15 golf writers voted on the top five Masters in history. They are being republished this week because the Masters has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. The 1954 Masters was voted No. 6. The following story moved on April 12, 1954.
[#Money #Success] The True Story of the Bilderberg Group
The True Story of the Bilderberg Group
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Published: Dec 23, 2019“
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Top Headlines for April 06, 2020
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5 Things to Know Today-That Aren’t About the Virus
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
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2020 Watch: Can Trump Avoid Blame Amid Deaths, Weak Economy?
Presidential politics move fast. What we?re watching heading into a new week on the 2020 campaign:
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Handle With Care: Brignone’s Crystal Globes Come in the Mail
The package that Italian skier Federica Brignone anxiously awaited while in isolation wasn?t from Amazon or the local supermarket.
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Polish Govt Divided Over Holding Mail-In Presidential Vote
Poland’s government is divided and reportedly struggling for its survival over whether to hold a presidential election in May during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Ukraine Continues to Battle Forest Fire Near Chernobyl
Emergency teams in Ukraine on Monday continued battling a forest fire in the contaminated area around the Chernobyl nuclear power plant that has raised radiation fears.
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South Africa’s TB, HIV History Prepares It for Virus Testing
JOHANNESBURG ? South Africa, one of the world’s most unequal countries with a large population vulnerable to the new coronavirus, may have an advantage in the outbreak, honed during years battling HIV and tuberculosis: the know-how and infrastructure to conduct mass testing.
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AP PHOTOS: Virus Outbreak Hurts Italian Fishermen’s Business
Italy?s fishermen still go out to sea at night, but not as frequently in recent weeks since demand is down amid the country’s devastating coronavirus outbreak.
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US, UK Brace for Soaring Death Tolls as Pandemic Bears Down
The United States and Britain braced for one of their darkest weeks in living memory on Monday as the social and financial toll of the coronavirus pandemic deepened. Italy, Spain and France saw signs that they are flattening the pandemic curve, but still reported hundreds of people dying each day.
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Dubai’s Emaar Sells 80% Stake in Cooling System for $675M
Dubai’s state-backed developer Emaar said on Monday it sold an 80% share of its district cooling project around the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, for $675 million as the city-state’s property market suffers from the new coronavirus pandemic.
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After Virus, How Will Americans’ View of the World Change?
As the coronavirus spread across the world and began its reach into the United States, an assortment of Americans from the president on down summoned one notion as they framed the emerging cataclysm.
[#Money #Success] How Ed Sheeran Went from Sleeping in the Subway to INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR
How Ed Sheeran Went from Sleeping in the Subway to INTERNATIONAL SUPERSTAR
By Alux.com
Published: Oct 14, 2019“
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Top Headlines for April 05, 2020
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France Turns to Speedy Trains to Catch Up in Virus Response
The high-speed train whooshing past historic World War I battle sites and through the chateau-speckled Loire Valley carried a delicate cargo: 20 critically ill COVID-19 patients and the breathing machines helping keep them alive.
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‘Complete Collapse of Economies’ Ahead as Africa Faces Virus
Some of Uganda?s poorest people used to work here, on the streets of Kampala, as fruit sellers sitting on the pavement or as peddlers of everything from handkerchiefs to roasted peanuts.
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AP PHOTOS: Bustling London Life Stilled by COVID-19 Lockdown
When Associated Press photographer Frank Augstein moved to London in 2015, what struck him most was the crowds.
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9 Rebels, 3 Indian Soldiers Killed in Kashmir Fighting
Nine rebels and three Indian soldiers were killed in a pair of gunbattles in disputed Kashmir, an Indian army official said Sunday.
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Imprisoned Chinese Rights Lawyer Released, His Wife Says
Wang Quanzhang, a well-known Chinese rights lawyer, was released from prison Sunday after being held for more than four years, his wife said.
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The Latest: Queen to Use Address to Acknowledge Suffering
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
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US Braces for More Virus Deaths; Europe Hopes Crisis Peaking
The U.S. warned of many more coronavirus deaths in the days ahead as the global pandemic muted traditional observances from family grave-cleaning ceremonies in China to Palm Sunday for many Christians.
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Coronavirus Pandemic Disrupts Appalachian Trail Dreams
When Alexandra Eagle first mentioned plans to hike the entire Appalachian Trail alongside her new husband, her sister told her they’d either be divorced in five months or married forever.
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States Lack Key Data on Virus Cases Among Medical Workers
Experts and health officials who are trying to plan a response to the coronavirus outbreak are missing a critical piece of information ? the number of health care workers who have tested positive for the disease.
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‘The Flash’ Actor Logan Williams Dies at the Age of 16
Actor Logan Williams, who appeared in CW?s ?The Flash? as the young Barry Allen, has died. He was 16.
[#Money #Success] The 15 BEST Countries to INVEST in Real Estate Right Now | 2020
The 15 BEST Countries to INVEST in Real Estate Right Now | 2020
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Top Headlines for April 04, 2020
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AP PHOTOS: Meals for Paris’ Marginalized Amid Coronavirus
Amid the coronavirus lockdown in France, charity workers are preparing more than a thousand meals a day for migrants and the homeless on the half-abandoned grounds of a former Paris hospital whose patron saint was devoted to the poor.
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The Latest: Russia Flies Equipment and Experts to Serbia
The Latest on the coronavirus pandemic. The new coronavirus causes mild or moderate symptoms for most people. For some, especially older adults and people with existing health problems, it can cause more severe illness or death.
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Medics at Egypt’s Main Cancer Center Test Positive for Virus
At least 15 medics in Egypt?s main cancer hospital have been quarantined after testing positive for the coronavirus, officials said Saturday, raising fears the pandemic could prey on health facilities in the Arab world’s most populous country.
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African Elite Who Once Sought Treatment Abroad Are Grounded
The coronavirus pandemic could narrow one gaping inequality in Africa, where some heads of state and other elite jet off to Europe or Asia for health care unavailable in their nations. As countries including their own impose dramatic travel restrictions, they might have to take their chances at home.
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UN to Decide in a Month on Holding World Leaders’ Meeting
The president of the U.N. General Assembly says the 193-member world body will take a decision in the coming month on whether to delay the annual gathering of world leaders in New York in late September because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Competition for Supplies Sharpening as Pandemic Worsens
Scarce supplies of medical equipment are leading to growing competition within the U.S. and among nations, in what one French politician called a ?worldwide treasure hunt.?
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Military Recruiting Struggles as Enlistment Stations Close
Marine Gunnery Sgt. Kevin Meyer does his best recruiting face-to-face. He can look people in the eye, read their body language and get insight into whether they would make a good Marine.
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Saudi Arabia Sharply Rebukes Russia Over Oil Price Collapse
Saudi Arabia sharply criticized Russia on Saturday over what it described as Moscow blaming the kingdom for the collapse in global energy prices, showing the tensions ahead of an emergency meeting of OPEC and other oil producers.
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Some States Receive Masks With Dry Rot, Broken Ventilators
Some states and cities that have been shipped masks, gloves, ventilators and other essential equipment from the nation’s medical stockpile to fight the coronavirus have gotten an unwelcome surprise: the material is unusable.
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Pandemic Hurts Ability of Nations to Face Natural Disasters
Before New Zealand began its four-week lockdown to fight the coronavirus, a reporter asked Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern what would happen if an earthquake struck while everybody was sequestered in their homes.
[#Money #Success] 15 Things They DON’T Teach You in Business School
15 Things They DON’T Teach You in Business School
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Top Headlines for April 03, 2020
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Man Accused of Killing US Journalist to Stay in Prison
A Pakistani provincial government Friday ordered a British Pakistani man whose conviction in the kidnapping and killing of a U.S. journalist was overturned to remain in custody for three months.
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AP PHOTOS: Greek Capital’s Streets Deserted During Lockdown
Deserted squares, padlocked parks, empty avenues where lines of cars once idled bumper-to-bumper in traffic as motorbikes and scooters zoomed through the narrow gaps between. The Greek capital, Athens, like so many cities across the world, has seen its streets empty under a lockdown designed to stem the spread of the new coronavirus.
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Local Newspapers Are Facing Their Own Coronavirus Crisis
Just when Americans need it most, a U.S. newspaper industry already under stress is facing an unprecedented new challenge.
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The Latest: Kenyan Runner Kipsang Breaks Curfew, Arrested
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Athletes Village for Olympics Could House Virus Patients
The under-construction Athletes Village for the Tokyo Olympics could be used as a temporary hospital for cornoavirus patients.
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Mosques Stay Open in Pakistan Even as Virus Death Toll Rises
Mosques were allowed to remain open in Pakistan on Friday, the Muslim sabbath when adherents gather for weekly prayers, even as the coronavirus pandemic spread and much of the country had shut down.
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The Daily Terrors: Improvising in a Makeshift ICU in Spain
The tension is palpable. There is no non-essential talking. An orchestra of medical monitors marks the tempo with an endless series of soft, distinct beeps.
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Poland Divided Over Having Presidential Vote During Pandemic
Poland?s parliament is preparing to vote Friday on legislation that would transform the country?s May presidential election entirely into a mail-in ballot due to the health risks of having public voting stations during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Outbreak’s Global Cost May Top $4T; Auto Insurers Get Break
The outbreak of the coronavirus has dealt a shock to the global economy with unprecedented speed. Following are developments on Friday related to the global economy, the work place and the spread of the virus.
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Israel Arrests Palestinian Official in East Jerusalem
Israeli police arrested the Palestinian minister for Jerusalem affairs early Friday for allegedly violating an Israeli ban on Palestinian political activities in east Jerusalem.
