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Epidemiologist and writer Abby Cartus returns to continue our discussion about the so-called successes and failures of public health, particularly as it relates to the ongoing pandemic. In this interview, I asked Abby to clarify the kinds of data that are collected—mainly from wastewater sites—and how that data is modeled and presented at this phase of the pandemic. How does this impose limitations on our view of the current rates of SARS-CoV-2 infection in the US population? After establishing what can be understood, and not understood, from wastewater data, I asked Abby to raise her critique of how this data is being modeled and presented by the Pandemic Mitigation Collaborative, a popular and well regarded resource often cited by covid cautious and public health advocacy individuals and groups, and what this indicates about not only where we are at this phase of the pandemic, but how data and statistics are underlaid by ideological assumptions that deserve examination. // Episode notes: https://www.lastborninthewilderness.com/episodes/abby-cartus // Sustain + support: https://www.patreon.com/lastborninthewilderness // Donate: https://www.paypal.me/lastbornpodcast

An elderly practitioner in China cares for both her husband, and their care giver, when they contracted the COVID virus. Remaining in close contact with them during their illness, she was never infected; and despite being 80 years old, she is in perfect health after more than 26 years of practicing Dafa. Through her example […]

Value investing is all about buying stocks that are trading below their intrinsic value.  In practical terms, that often involves investing in companies and sectors that have been shunned by the market due to particular macro headwinds.  "It should be no surprise as to where the pockets of opportunity are," says Tim Carleton, Auscap Asset Management CIO and today's guest on the Rules of Investing.  "They're in the more cyclical sectors that people are most concerned about from an earnings perspective." In today's interview with Livewire's David Thornton, Tim runs through two retail stocks in the Auscap Long Short Australian Equities Fund that fit this profile. I won't give them away, but one is the only stock on the ASX with a return on equity above 50%, while the other is a long-term compounder poised to take market share.  He also discusses why he's avoided the tech and energy sectors, what he expects from earnings season, why he doesn't put much weight in earnings beats and misses, and why lithium is a crowded trade (yet remains invested in it).  Note: This episode was recorded on July 26, 2023.  Timestamps 0:00 - START 1:30 - Have we avoided a hard landing? 3:30 - Australian base case 4:30 - Reporting season 10:00 - Stock prices follow earnings 12:30 - A checklist for finding value 14:20 - Consumer discretionary in 2023 17:55 - Two COVID beneficiaries primed for growth 20:50 - Avoiding tech and energy 23:00 - Lithium is crowded, but does that matter? 29:20 - Look past the market's time horizon 44:00 - Bottom drawer retail stock  

Today's solo episode is all about mental health habits! I discuss how the principles in James Clear's Atomic Habits can be applied to mental health, using habits to decrease emotional vulnerability, the PLEASE skill + investing in physical health to support your mental health, the nonnegotiable habits I do on a daily basis, the importance of habit tracking, and habits to break ASAP. MENTIONED+ Atomic Habits+ Atomic Habits summary+ Atomic Habits summary 2+ Lifestyle Habits and Mental Health in Light of the Two COVID-19 Pandemic Waves in Sweden, 2020+ Morning Microdose+ Ep. 106 feat. Dr. Judy HoSHOP GUEST RECOMMENDATIONS: https://amzn.to/3A69GOCEPISODE SPONSOR⚡️This week's episode is brought to you by MagicMind—an all-natural energy drink with adaptogens, nootropics, and matcha to boost productivity + focus while decreasing stress—get 40% off your subscription for the next 10 days with code 'SHEPERSISTED' or go to magicmind.co/shepersistedLET'S CONNECT+ Instagram (@shepersistedpodcast)+ Website (shepersistedpodcast.com)+ YouTube (Sadie Sutton: She Persisted Podcast)+ Twitter (@persistpodcast)+ Facebook (@shepersistedpodcast)+ TikTok (@shepersistedpodcast)+ inquiries@shepersistedpodcast.com© 2020 She Persisted LLC. This podcast is copyrighted subject matter owned by She Persisted LLC and She Persisted LLC reserves all rights in and to the podcast. Any use without She Persisted LLC's express prior written consent is prohibited.

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Covid 8/18/22: CDC Admits Mistakes, published by Zvi on August 18, 2022 on LessWrong. Two Covid-related things happened this week that I did not expect. The CDC admitted that it had failed us during the pandemic, withdrew at long last many of its remaining recommendations and promised reforms to be less academic and otherwise do better. A new paper found potential biological markers for Long Covid, claiming it can be identified via tests that match patient self-reports almost all the time. This points towards potential progress in treatment, and more generally in Long Covid being much more concretely A Thing that might exist and could be reasoned about. There are still flaws, and even without flaws there is still much work to do here. Most of the reasons not to be concerned remain, so up front: I do not think that this should substantially change anyone's level of Covid precautions. Executive Summary CDC finally fully gives up on six foot social distancing and other measures. CDC admits some failure, promises reforms that seem potentially promising. New study finds potential biological markers for Long Covid. Also I think someone said something about over the counter hearing aids? Let's run the numbers. The Numbers Predictions Prediction from last week: 650k cases (-5%) and 3,200 deaths (+0%). Results: 602k cases (-12%) and 3,183 deaths (-1%). Prediction for next week: 560k cases (-8%) and 3,200 deaths (+1%). I do not know why cases declined more than expected but result seems robust so I see no reason to expect it not to continue at least somewhat. There won't be enough time for the decline to impact deaths yet, so I'm mostly going with the null prediction there. There is not much meaningful uncertainty here. Deaths Cases Decline cuts across all four regions. We are fully into the BA.5 era with nothing on the near-term horizon to replace it, so things should be quiet for a few months at least. Physical World Modeling A guide to buying the right HEPA air filter. Bob Wachter sees no sign of anything that might replace BA.5. Thread also reminds us that it is a common mistake not to take into account the correlation between the Covid status of people who choose to be together in a group. Trevor Bedford however sees logistic growth in BA.2.75, although only with R0 ~ 1.3 (versus ~1 for BA.5) which isn't that much of an advantage for a new strain taking over. My guess is Trevor is right and BA.2.75 will displace BA.5 over time, but that we will barely even notice. Some sad news. I opened a Manifold market on whether she'll experience a rebound, to see how common people think such events are. This also brings up the question, what happens when you're against actual physical world modeling and instead blindly follow CDC rules? They do know he had Covid-19 plus a rebound within the last few weeks? That it is absurd to think that being a ‘close contact' puts him at relatively high risk for Covid-19 given that timeline? No. Of course not. This is not a man to concern himself with whether or not an action makes physical sense. Almost no children under 5 are getting vaccinated, even weaker ‘than experts feared.' Doses are being discarded due to lack of demand. This should not be a fear so much as a revealed preference. If we had approved these doses sooner, I am guessing we would have had much higher uptake, although still nothing that would have satisfied experts. At this point, people don't care enough, especially given the logistics are frequently annoying. This raises the question of why we insisted in so many crazy precautions for these same young children for so long, in ways that I strongly believe did serious damage to their development and well-being. They were never at risk and everyone knew this well enough not to bother doing much about it when finally given the oppo...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Covid 8/18/22: CDC Admits Mistakes, published by Zvi on August 18, 2022 on LessWrong. Two Covid-related things happened this week that I did not expect. The CDC admitted that it had failed us during the pandemic, withdrew at long last many of its remaining recommendations and promised reforms to be less academic and otherwise do better. A new paper found potential biological markers for Long Covid, claiming it can be identified via tests that match patient self-reports almost all the time. This points towards potential progress in treatment, and more generally in Long Covid being much more concretely A Thing that might exist and could be reasoned about. There are still flaws, and even without flaws there is still much work to do here. Most of the reasons not to be concerned remain, so up front: I do not think that this should substantially change anyone's level of Covid precautions. Executive Summary CDC finally fully gives up on six foot social distancing and other measures. CDC admits some failure, promises reforms that seem potentially promising. New study finds potential biological markers for Long Covid. Also I think someone said something about over the counter hearing aids? Let's run the numbers. The Numbers Predictions Prediction from last week: 650k cases (-5%) and 3,200 deaths (+0%). Results: 602k cases (-12%) and 3,183 deaths (-1%). Prediction for next week: 560k cases (-8%) and 3,200 deaths (+1%). I do not know why cases declined more than expected but result seems robust so I see no reason to expect it not to continue at least somewhat. There won't be enough time for the decline to impact deaths yet, so I'm mostly going with the null prediction there. There is not much meaningful uncertainty here. Deaths Cases Decline cuts across all four regions. We are fully into the BA.5 era with nothing on the near-term horizon to replace it, so things should be quiet for a few months at least. Physical World Modeling A guide to buying the right HEPA air filter. Bob Wachter sees no sign of anything that might replace BA.5. Thread also reminds us that it is a common mistake not to take into account the correlation between the Covid status of people who choose to be together in a group. Trevor Bedford however sees logistic growth in BA.2.75, although only with R0 ~ 1.3 (versus ~1 for BA.5) which isn't that much of an advantage for a new strain taking over. My guess is Trevor is right and BA.2.75 will displace BA.5 over time, but that we will barely even notice. Some sad news. I opened a Manifold market on whether she'll experience a rebound, to see how common people think such events are. This also brings up the question, what happens when you're against actual physical world modeling and instead blindly follow CDC rules? They do know he had Covid-19 plus a rebound within the last few weeks? That it is absurd to think that being a ‘close contact' puts him at relatively high risk for Covid-19 given that timeline? No. Of course not. This is not a man to concern himself with whether or not an action makes physical sense. Almost no children under 5 are getting vaccinated, even weaker ‘than experts feared.' Doses are being discarded due to lack of demand. This should not be a fear so much as a revealed preference. If we had approved these doses sooner, I am guessing we would have had much higher uptake, although still nothing that would have satisfied experts. At this point, people don't care enough, especially given the logistics are frequently annoying. This raises the question of why we insisted in so many crazy precautions for these same young children for so long, in ways that I strongly believe did serious damage to their development and well-being. They were never at risk and everyone knew this well enough not to bother doing much about it when finally given the oppo...

Link to original articleWelcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Covid 8/18/22: CDC Admits Mistakes, published by Zvi on August 18, 2022 on LessWrong. Two Covid-related things happened this week that I did not expect. The CDC admitted that it had failed us during the pandemic, withdrew at long last many of its remaining recommendations and promised reforms to be less academic and otherwise do better. A new paper found potential biological markers for Long Covid, claiming it can be identified via tests that match patient self-reports almost all the time. This points towards potential progress in treatment, and more generally in Long Covid being much more concretely A Thing that might exist and could be reasoned about. There are still flaws, and even without flaws there is still much work to do here. Most of the reasons not to be concerned remain, so up front: I do not think that this should substantially change anyone's level of Covid precautions. Executive Summary CDC finally fully gives up on six foot social distancing and other measures. CDC admits some failure, promises reforms that seem potentially promising. New study finds potential biological markers for Long Covid. Also I think someone said something about over the counter hearing aids? Let's run the numbers. The Numbers Predictions Prediction from last week: 650k cases (-5%) and 3,200 deaths (+0%). Results: 602k cases (-12%) and 3,183 deaths (-1%). Prediction for next week: 560k cases (-8%) and 3,200 deaths (+1%). I do not know why cases declined more than expected but result seems robust so I see no reason to expect it not to continue at least somewhat. There won't be enough time for the decline to impact deaths yet, so I'm mostly going with the null prediction there. There is not much meaningful uncertainty here. Deaths Cases Decline cuts across all four regions. We are fully into the BA.5 era with nothing on the near-term horizon to replace it, so things should be quiet for a few months at least. Physical World Modeling A guide to buying the right HEPA air filter. Bob Wachter sees no sign of anything that might replace BA.5. Thread also reminds us that it is a common mistake not to take into account the correlation between the Covid status of people who choose to be together in a group. Trevor Bedford however sees logistic growth in BA.2.75, although only with R0 ~ 1.3 (versus ~1 for BA.5) which isn't that much of an advantage for a new strain taking over. My guess is Trevor is right and BA.2.75 will displace BA.5 over time, but that we will barely even notice. Some sad news. I opened a Manifold market on whether she'll experience a rebound, to see how common people think such events are. This also brings up the question, what happens when you're against actual physical world modeling and instead blindly follow CDC rules? They do know he had Covid-19 plus a rebound within the last few weeks? That it is absurd to think that being a ‘close contact' puts him at relatively high risk for Covid-19 given that timeline? No. Of course not. This is not a man to concern himself with whether or not an action makes physical sense. Almost no children under 5 are getting vaccinated, even weaker ‘than experts feared.' Doses are being discarded due to lack of demand. This should not be a fear so much as a revealed preference. If we had approved these doses sooner, I am guessing we would have had much higher uptake, although still nothing that would have satisfied experts. At this point, people don't care enough, especially given the logistics are frequently annoying. This raises the question of why we insisted in so many crazy precautions for these same young children for so long, in ways that I strongly believe did serious damage to their development and well-being. They were never at risk and everyone knew this well enough not to bother doing much about it when finally given the oppo...

Join Elle Latham and special guest Lucky Burrito (Lucky Burrito Fearlessly Authentic Podcast) for a jam-packed episode where we discuss everything from Will Smith and Chris Rock to Ukraine happenings to Fauci's Return (feat. the 2nd Booster) to the World Government Summit to the Metaverse.   When you're done with this episode, if you haven't yet, please watch the last episode of Fearlessly Authentic with Lucky Burrito, Hunter Carranza and Elle Latham here: Fearlessly Authentic     SOURCES:    White House Wants $10 Billion For Ukraine Aid, $22.5 Billion For More COVID Help   Why a U.S. Company Plans to Release 2.4 Billion Genetically Modified Mosquitoes   Genetically Modified Mosquitoes   Gates Foundation Awards $4.1 Million for Mosquito Engineering   Oxitec to Develop 2nd Friendly™ Mosquito Strain Designed to Combat Malaria-Spreading Mosquitoes   As COVID-19 spreads, don't forget about the world's deadliest animal   Will smith slaps Chris rock unmuted uncensored   Will Smith Accepts the Oscar for Lead Actor   Will Smith Apologizes To Chris Rock | The View   Read Will Smith's apology to Chris Rock   Will Smith's mother speaks about son's first Oscar, stage confrontation   Jim Carrey Was SICKENED by Will Smith Oscar Moment   Chris Rock's Opening Monologue   Will Smith making a bald joke - Arsenio 1991   White House Press briefing with Director of Communications Kate Bedingfield (03/29/2022)   NY Governor Cuomo holds Briefing on COVID-19 with Chris Rock and Rosie Perez   Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: FDA Authorizes Second Booster Dose of Two COVID-19 Vaccines for Older and Immunocompromised Individuals   FDA News Thread   Fauci: Vaccine-related data ‘speak for themselves'   PFIZER REQUEST FOR PRIORITY REVIEW PDF   Will Smith Metaverse Thread   Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine 12% effective against Omicron in kids 5-11, study finds   Fauci on the BA.2 variant, funding for the COVID fight and the possibility of a new surge   President Biden Joins the Business Roundtable's CEO Quarterly Meeting   World Government Summit "New World Order"   Our World Today: Why Governments Must Act Now   Will the Metaverse be the next normal? | WGS2022   BlackRock CEO Larry Fink releases annual letter to shareholders   Crypto: 84% of institutional investors see digital assets going mainstream   Will Smith - Perception   A standing ovation to the crews who bring magic to the screen, BioNTech and Pfizer are proud sponsors of the #Oscars, this year, back to the Dolby Theatre.     Thanks so much for listening! Thank you to Lucky Burrito for coming on! Please spread the word and leave comments if you want. Don't be shy.   Enjoy the trip down the rabbit hole and make some snacks. It's gonna be a bumpy ride..    

ASTHO and the de Beaumont Foundation release early results of a new survey of America's public health workforce; ASTHO Chief Medical Officer Dr. Marcus Plescia says there are steps public health departments can take to address lagging COVID-19 vaccine uptake; Alabama State Health Officer Dr. Scott Harris says telehealth is a lifeline for doctors and hospitals in rural areas; and today is National Doctors Day. ASTHO News Release: National Survey – Public Health Professionals Pushed to Limit FDA News Release: FDA Authorizes Second Booster Dose of Two COVID-19 Vaccines for Older and Immunocompromised Individuals ASTHO Public Health Review Podcast

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—God Bless America this is the Steve Gruber FIERCE AND FEARLESS – in Pursuit of the truth—   Here are three big things you need to know right now—   ONE— In the UP there will be road closings to make way for salamanders.   TWO— Covid cases in Michigan on the rise again   THREE— More from the Whitmer kidnapping case    

Live from the no panic zone—I'm Steve Gruber—I am America's Voice—God Bless America this is the Steve Gruber FIERCE AND FEARLESS – in Pursuit of the truth—   Here are three big things you need to know right now—   ONE— Michigan and Michigan State get in for the NCAA tournament.   TWO— Covid 19 delays the trial for Gov Gretchen Whitmer kidnapping case   THREE— Suspending the Michigan gas tax  

Public health expert, Adjunct Professor Bill Bowtell from the University of New South Wales gives SBS's Tina Quinn his opinion on how Australia is coping after two years of the pandemic.

Another wild day in a series of roller coaster days on Wall Street. The Dow was down over 1,000 points earlier before rebounding and finishing just under 100 points .The U.S. says 8,500 troops are on "heightened preparadness" just in case Russian troops invade Ukraine. This could be the end of Boris Johnson as Britain's prime minister. Reports of parties during COVID lockdown could have our allies across the pond looking for new leadership. The Rams are a win away from the Super Bowl. The team was apparently trying to get every edge it could get over the San Francisco 49ers by restricting who could buy tickets to the game. That idea though has since stopped.Two COVID vaccine bills in Sacramento could receive some big pushback. The latest would add the COVID vaccine as a requirement for kids to go to school in California. Scientists in San Francisco may be a step closer to figuring out why some people with COVID develop brain fog.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Another wild day in a series of roller coaster days on Wall Street. The Dow was down over 1,000 points earlier before rebounding and finishing just under 100 points . The U.S. says 8,500 troops are on "heightened preparadness" just in case Russian troops invade Ukraine.  This could be the end of Boris Johnson as Britain's prime minister. Reports of parties during COVID lockdown could have our allies across the pond looking for new leadership.  The Rams are a win away from the Super Bowl. The team was apparently trying to get every edge it could get over the San Francisco 49ers by restricting who could buy tickets to the game. That idea though has since stopped. Two COVID vaccine bills in Sacramento could receive some big pushback. The latest would add the COVID vaccine as a requirement for kids to go to school in California.  Scientists in San Francisco may be a step closer to figuring out why some people with COVID develop brain fog.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Yavapai Regional Medical Center (YRMC) of Prescott is using a monoclonal antibody that has proven effective against the COVID-19 Omincron variant. In November 2020, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued an Emergency Use Authorization to allow the use of monoclonal antibodies (MAB) for the treatment of mild to moderate symptoms of COVID-19. Two COVID monoclonal antibody products - Regeneron and BAM/Ete - are not effective against the Omicron variant of the COVID-19 virus. Dignity Health, Yavapai Regional Medical Center is no longer administering Regeneron and BAM/Ete treatments based on current recommendations due to the high proportion of Omicron... For the written story, read here >> https://www.signalsaz.com/articles/yrmc-prescott-providing-effective-omicron-treatment/

Two Covid positive hosts talk about what they've been up to during their podcast hiatus, Spider-Man, and 1 Peter 3:8-17. In this text, Tyler and Andy discuss integrity, suffering, and being prepared to give a defense for our hope in Christ.

As the Omicron variant causes record levels of infection in the United States, the end of the pandemic seems as far away as ever. But far from preparing a robust response to defeat the virus, the Biden administration is preparing to surrender and encourage the public to “learn to live with” COVID indefinitely. When the Party for Socialism and Liberation pointed out the fact that China has in fact succeeded at virtually eliminating deaths from the virus, we were attacked by far-right pundits like Ben Shapiro – who took the position that such a feat is essentially impossible and asserted that China's achievement was just a massive falsification. Read the full article here: https://www.liberationnews.org/yes-there-really-were-only-two-covid-deaths-in-mainland-china-in-2021-heres-how-they-did-it/

Two people who arrived in Perth on a flight from Brisbane have tested positive to COVID, national cabinet is to be urged to continue indoor mask use, a man sentenced to 110 years in prison has had 4.5 million people petition for mercy, Josh Hazlewood, Scott Boland, Chris Noth, Tom Holland and Zendaya. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Testing sites in Woodville were busy today following the discovery of two cases there yesterday. Manawatū reporter Jimmy Ellingham and camera man Angus Dreaver have more.  

First, Kaunain Sheriff talks about the two oral pills that seem to be effective in fighting the Covid-19 infection – Molnupiravir and Paxlovid.Next, Nihal Koshie talks about how a sports management company, with the help of several cricket officials, allegedly managed to scam aspiring cricketers (10:00).And in the end, Gopal Kateshiya talks about how a fisherman from Maharashtra was killed after personnel of Pakistan's Maritime Security Agency allegedly opened fire at an Indian fishing boat (19:12).

Tensions have calmed in Vanuatu after Prime Minister Bob Loughman quelled speculation the country would be placed into a COVID-19 lockdown. Two passengers on a flight from New Caledonia tested positive for the virus while in hotel quarantine last week.

Christchurch has avoided a snap lockdown, despite two community cases, who visited several locations of interest. Both people were unvaccinated, one of them was working for four days during their infectious period - a truck driver who completed deliveries around the city. Our reporter Kim Moodie and cameraman Nate McKinnon have the story from Ōtautahi.  

The last 19 months have thrown all of us for a loop. In today's special episode of Self Discovery, I interview two frontline nurses who have been caring for critically ill Covid patients since the very beginning of the pandemic. We chat what it's like to be a frontline nurse during this time, strengthening our immune systems, vaccines, and the importance and legitimacy of being able to ask questions about your personal health.This is sensitive subject matter and both Adrienne and Isaac are brutally honest about their experiences. As someone who speaks regularly about living in an empowered state versus a state of fear, I believe this episode is very important as it reminds of how deeply damaging fear really is to our spirits, minds and physical bodies.CONNECT WITH ADRIENNE:Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/thenordicshire/CONNECT WITH ISAAC:Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KnotChurchFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100072066332415PRODUCTS MENTIONED.....RYZE SUPERFOOD MUSHROOM COFFEE:https://www.ryzesuperfoods.com  and use Code: JACLYN at checkout for 15% offRITUAL VITAMINS:Ritual.com and use code: JACLYNSTEELE for 10% off your first 3 monthsCONNECT WITH JACLYN:+ Website: jaclynsteele.com+ Instagram: @jaclynsteele+ Youtube: officialjaclynsteele+ Facebook: jaclynsteeleinternational+ Clubhouse: @jaclynsteele+ Sign up for THE SCOOP & get the skinny on the latest wellness, beauty, & self development trends, as well as exclusive email-only content.TEXT ME:+1 480-531-6858 or follow this link. :)SUPPORT THE SHOW:PaypalLight, Love, & Peace,Jaclyn SteeleSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=7SLKVGC37E8SU)

An additional half a million Pfizer vaccines will arrive in the country this week after the federal government signed a 'vaccine swap' deal with Singapore.

Two serious Covid-19 breaches in Adelaide's city centre have put authorities on high alert – but both have been ruled out as any risk to the community.  Adelaide bus, tram and train tickets look set to go digital, with the state government calling for proposals for a QR code-based ticketing system. New data shows more than 10 per cent of homes sold in South Australia in the 12 months to June were bought by interstate buyers. And in sport, Adelaide coach Matthew Nicks says time will tell if Taylor Walker plays again next year, but he hopes the former Crows captain will soon be able to sit down and talk with the team. For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atadvertiser.com.au  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Also today, another major Sydney school closes as concerns grow with Covid spreading in children. Two Covid positive women busted after illegally flying from Sydney to Melbourne. And, what a way to start your weekend… one lucky Victorian is waking up $80 million dollars richer. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Happy Monday lovers!Its always such fun releasing episodes that we know you guys are just going to absolutely ADORE and today is no different!The ever gorgeous Erin Holland joins us on the pod to chat COVID-19 related postponements (which these newly weds had to sadly endure two times before they got down the aisle!) a rush trip for their suppliers to cross state borders in time to deliver before shut down for their wedding and how J'Aton Couture created her dream dress using 100 year old Parisian lace from, of all things, a table cloth!The end result was a celebration with their star studded guest line up which proved that the wait was well worth the reward!To see more of our couples, their wedding days, the incredible vendors we interview and a meme or two to pass the time, please visit @theyouandmepodcastFor a real life glimpse into the wedding world, follow wedding planner and stylist Laura over at @wanderlust_creativeFor the best of bridal inspiration and a directory full of hand picked vendors to guide your way, follow Andie at @thebridaljourney See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FirstWord Pharma PLUS editors Michael Flanagan and Simon King discuss Pfizer's projected COVID-19 vaccine revenues for 2021 and whether clinical data validates the commercial dominance of this product over AstraZeneca's competing vaccine, look at Keytruda's increasingly compelling profile as a treatment for early-stage and advanced triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) and put Amgen's acquisition of Teneobio under the spotlight.

Saudi travel for fully vaxxed, Saudi journalist who wanted peace out free, IMF inflation, Aliens? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbO4vI4R8S4

A man who lost his partner in the Dreamworld tragedy has gone missing near Canberra. TWO Covid-positive cases have come within kilometres of Queensland's border. The Premier flies to Tokyo today to pitch Brisbane's 2032 Olympic bid. A response for the high demand in Queensland schools for mental health services.  For updates and breaking news throughout the day, take out a subscription atcouriermail.com.au See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A consumer psychologist has slammed the federal government over two advertisements aimed at encouraging vaccination uptake. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Houston Chronicle Health Care Reporter Gwendolyn Wu fills in for the vacationing Lisa Gray this week. She talks with podcast regular Dr. Peter Hotez, a professor and dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, and co-director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development. As temperatures rise across the country, infectious diseases, experts say it's a tale to COVID nations as we head into the summer. On one hand, we have some states with high vaccination rates and where people are still practicing mask wearing even after they've gotten the shot. On the other hand, we have stagnating vaccination rates in the south, especially among adolescents and anti-vaccine movements, bring in the Delta COVID variant and it might be a lot of trouble across the South in the months ahead.  Connect with Lisa on Facebook or Twitter. Connect with Gwendolyn Wu.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It comes as a specialist in infectious diseases says doctors are now better at detecting and treating a rare blood clotting syndrome linked to the AstraZeneca vaccine

ETV Bharat Karnataka news in kannada for May 19 2021 12pm is about CM BS Yediyurappa announced 1,250 crore Package in bangalore today,Two Covid warriors died for black fungus in Mysore, India reports 2,67,334 new COVID19 cases, 3,89,851 discharges & 4529 deaths in last 24 hrs, Singapore and India have been solid partners in the fight against COVID19: EAM Dr S Jaishankar and several other news, for more live news download Etv Bharat Download ETV Bharat on App store – https://apps.apple.com/in/app/etv-bharat/id1453416186 Play Store – https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.etvbharat.android Or watch us live on – www.etvbharat.com ETV Bharat is d Division of Ushodaya Enterprises Pvt. Ltd. , is a comprehensive digital national news platform conceived to deliver seamless news and information services, using video-centric Mobile App and Web Portals. It is first-of-its kind offering in India in terms of diversity and depth, dedicated journalists network, reach of 24 states with services in 13 languages i.e.– Hindi, Urdu, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Bengali, Punjabi, Assamese, Odia and English. ETV Bharat is the latest initiative of the five-decade old multi-dimensional Ramoji Group. The Group's highly successful media endeavors include : Eenadu - one of the largely circulated language dailies in the country , and ETV Network with Telugu general entertainment, infotainment and news channels. With a strong lineage of the most trusted media house, ETV Bharat would draw on its strengths of decades' long experience and innovation. ETV Bharat will combine the new technologies of mobile and digital media to engage news and information seekers in a new connected world. It will be driven by well-established news gathering setup, technology specialists and other professionals.

Two COVID-19 vaccine clinics in Wilson County set for May 13 and 20 in Floresville are the final round of mass-vaccination events to be hosted by county entities. Connally Memorial Medical Center, Wilson County, and Wilson County ESD 3 are partnering to offer the clinics, to administer doses of the Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine on: •Thursday, May 13, 9-10 a.m. •Thursday, May 20, 5-5:30 p.m. No appointments are needed; walk in to register and receive a vaccine. The clinics will take place at the Wilson County Expo & Community Center (formerly the Wilson County Show Barn), at 435...Article Link

In this latest SBS Hindi News bulletin of India and Australia: Prime Minister Scott Morrison announces resumption of repatriation flights from India; NSW records no new community Covid-19 case and much more. 7/05/2021.

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You don't want to miss: Cool hobbies and passions, our school staff and students discovered during quarantine. Hearing the unique framework behind their interests. Tuning into our Cyber CometCast episode to hear and possibly relate to some of our MMS Comets! HOSTS - Aashita, Aashritha, and Ava COMMENTARY FROM: Mr. Benham, Mr. Reutter, Mr. Little ___________________________________________________________________________ Links and resources: Follow us on Instagram: @CyberCometCast Subscribe to us on YouTube Make sure you TUNE INTO our CometCast every other Friday, so you don't miss out on any of our Mason Moments and special stories! ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Upcoming Episodes: 3rd Episode- “The New Normal” - Friday, April 9th, 2021 4th episode- ”Same School Different Place” - Friday, April 23rd, 2021 5th Episode- ”Silver Linings” - Friday, May 7th, 2021 6th episode- “Why We Wanted to be Part of this Podcast”(Season Finale) - Friday, May 21st, 2021 ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And, if you enjoyed this episode, please spread the word about our podcast to your family and friends! Thank you and we will talk to you all in…. the next Cyber CometCast!

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Covid-19 popped up out of nowhere in January 2020 and we began following the news reports about this mysterious virus coming out of China.  We all remembered the SARS era and how Japan had sailed through that pretty well. We weren't particularly worried and expected Japan would sail through this one too. However, around the middle of February our clients starting postponing scheduled in-house training.  This is when we realised Covid-19 was a serious issue.  We had public classes scheduled too and at our own volition, worrying about people's safety, we decided to postpone them.  We also said to our team to work from home.  If they had to come to the office, they could do so, but try to come in late to avoid rush hour trains and go home early for the same reason.  On March 3rd we had a socially distanced, mask wearing Town Hall. This was the last mass gathering of the clan to date.  We were able to piggyback on our American colleagues ten years of experience delivering LIVE On Line training and we pivoted across to remote delivery of our content.   For the first time in my career, I was leading a remote team, with a single person in each location, some working from a desk, others from their kitchen table, couch or the kotatsu, the low table typical of many Japanese homes where you sit on the floor.  I went out and bought a whole swag of headsets for everyone.  Actually, when I got down to the electronics store, I realised I wasn't the only one thinking like this, because the shelves were pretty much stripped bare.  I kicked myself for not being sharper and speedier about the new necessities.  Fortunately, we all had laptops, so we could work from anywhere.  We had previously considered moving our server to the cloud and it was then that I regretted we hadn't taken that step at that time.   I wanted to keep the team together, so we transferred our morning chorei or morning meeting online.  We call it the “Daily Dale”. I made it the rule you have to dress for work, regardless of whether you are working from home or not.  You also have to come on camera.  I required this so we could keep an eye on everyone, in case some people are becoming isolated and depressed, being stuck at home all the time and are starting to withdraw.   In our normal routine, by turn, we each lead everyone through the “Daily Dale” covering the company Vision, Mission, Values etc. We do this every day to re-energise our WHY.  We kept this going so that every day just about everyone could reconnect with each other.  After a while, I realised we needed to reproduce the chit chat opportunities that you get when working together in an office. We started “Coffee Time With Dale” at 3.00pm every day, for those who wanted to catch up informally with their colleagues.   I had four new staff start in January, just in time for the business to plummet and the team to disperse.  They had very little time in the office with their colleagues, especially in those all important early days of starting with a new company.  They needed lots of help on how to do things and where things were located.  I found that leading a dispersed team was much more time consuming than normal.  I was the center of the wheel and I had spoke connections to my reports, but what was missing were the cross spokes connecting them together.  I found I had to spend time telling the others about aspects of a conversation and decisions I had reached with their team mates.  Of course, they wouldn't answer their phones, so I needed to call multiple times and leave messages.  I also found that the millennials in my team were not good with the phone.  They don't check their messages. The whole chain of command was bogging down.   Somehow, we have kept it all together so far.  My concern is this situation is likely to last until the end of the year and beyond with everyone working from home.  I had scheduled another full safety Town Hall for January 2021, just to get people together for some face time, after such a long time apart.  The Government then announced the lockdown, asking people to stay at home, so we cancelled the meeting.  Isolation fatigue is a real thing in Japanese society, which tends to operate extremely well in group formats.  The hairy chested Aussie individualistic culture I grew up in, may handle isolation and not seeing work mates much better than Japan does, because of the latter's group orientation.   Many of my team are singles, cut off from family, friends and work colleagues.  I keep telling everyone to schedule days off, take some of your leave.  You can't go anywhere, but at least you can sleep in, watch a movie, read a novel, anything which provides a break from the grinding routine of chasing revenues in a business depression.  Do they do it?  No.  Being at home doesn't feel like a holiday. It is boring when that is all that is open to you. They are all strenuously hoarding leave days waiting for the Big Breakout Release, when we can all travel again.  Fine up to a point, I get it, but I am still worried about my team's mental health, so I keep pushing this “take time off” idea anyway.  How long can this remote leadership go on?   I know what happened over the last year, but what is going to happen this year? How do I keep people enthusiastic, as the situation grinds us all down?  Do I need to ramp up my communication and reach down more often to those on the front line?  Do I need to schedule more regular Town Halls, get people together in a large socially distanced room for comradery and provide actual face time, as opposed to only screen face time?  Do I need to mandate days to be taken off, so people can sleep in or read their novel, or watch some movies?  Where are the cracks that are going to appear in this second year of our collective nightmare?  How do I keep people virus free by encouraging them to avoid contact with random people, because they may be carriers of the virus?  Do I need to increase my positivity much further to drive positivity in the team?  What am I missing, because my own world has become so diminished and small now?   One thing is certain – this isn't going away for a long, long time regardless of what various carefully coiffed Cabinet Ministers may say.  Do we have what it takes to get to the other side and have an intact business with a healthy, happy team?  These are the big questions facing us all, as we lurch into Year Two of the pandemic.         

Good Vibes Talk - Season Two - Covid Season 2020-2021 Episode #7. How was your Covid Season, Holiday recap, 2021 goals, Capital take over.

Answers to popular questions that moms with young children might find important about the COVID-19 vaccine and COVID-19. Two COVID-19 vaccines currently available in the United States: Moderna and Pfizer-Biontech. What are some common questions that local moms have about the vaccines? Remember that I am sharing information that can change as we learn more about the vaccine, and I am not your doctor. This is for informational purposes only and includes some of my personal opinions.

Give Her A Microphone hosts, Karen Somers and Shirley Jackson follow up with one of Hollywood's leading acting coaches, Mary McCusker. Mary shares the ups and downs she experienced living in Los Angeles during Covid. She's put her time to good use, publishing a successful book about auditioning that has been in the works for a while. She has also adjusted her coaching techniques for a Zoom driven world. Her students are still auditioning digitally for shows and movies - what does that look like for actors in Hollywood? 

India has marked New Year's Day by giving its first-ever approval to the 2 coronavirus vaccines. Would the covid-19 vaccine in India be provided free of cost? Tune in as Rohini & Sachin discuss Modi's government plan to distribute the vaccine doses in the country and how states are preparing for it.

Dr. Cass Ingram interviews Eric Ostovani and his mother about their experience with COVID-19.

We first interviewed Diane pre-Covid. This is the follow up interview we did recently to check in and see how Diane, her family and Cirque du Soleil's community are faring. The pandemic has taken a significant toll in the entertainment world - particularly live businesses. Cirque du Soleil's Chief Creative Officer, Diane Quinn, has witnessed the catastrophic results. We visit with the Diane has she shares the personal and professional costs Covid has extracted this year.

Two Covid-19 vaccines are now available in the United States.  Will you have to have a Covid-19 vaccine before traveling?  I will give an update on my thoughts on the vaccine.  

The end of the academic year and our students are hoping to get home for Christmas.just one final hurdle to negotiate … covid tests- actually two of them! And if they do make it safely back home on time, what kind of Christmas do the students think awaits them ? Clare and Molly find out.

Two COVID-19 vaccine candidates up for approval this month, and two COVID-19 vaccine candidates up for approval this month.

Two COVID-19 vaccines are expected to begin shipping this month. Pfizer and Moderna are just waiting on the green-light from the FDA and then they'll start distributing 40 million doses across the country. CBN News health reporter Lorie Johnson says there will be a tiered approach when it comes to who can get the vaccine first. She's on today's CBN News Daily Rundown with what you need to know as the vaccines begin to roll out and how you can choose which companies vaccine is best for you. 

Part two of our series on the second order effects of COVID-19 explores the current legal, political and regulatory landscape of cannabis in the U.S. We take a state-by-state look at who is pursuing legalization, where cannabis has been deemed essential, and what this all means for legalization at the federal level.

1. Assam Health Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma has announced that 3 more patients have been discharged from hospitals and that there are 9 active cases that remain as of today. He tweeted,”Glad that 3 more patients are being discharged today. # 2 Morigaon patients from MMCH, Guwahati # 1 patient from Civil Hosp, Golaghat. Additionally, one patient of Nagaland admitted at GMCH, Ghy is also being discharged. Only 9 active cases remain, as on date.” Sarma had also tweeted earlier to inform that 30 out of 33 districts in the state have fallen under Green Zone.@ Assam Health Minister Himanta Biswa said that the state has sufficient ICU beds and quarantine centres, PPE kits and COVID-19 facilities. He said during a press conference that Assam is in talks with Centre to rescue stranded citizens outside state and a workable solution might soon arrive. Sarma also said that Government employees will also get their full salary in the month of May. They will receive this on 8 May 2. Two COVID-19 patients have recovered from the infection and have tested negative, informed Chief Minister of state Conrad Sangma. He sent out some latest updates on this through his tweets. Meghalaya has also declared 10 out of 11 districts as “Green Zone.” Inter-district movement of vehicles will also be allowed now, official say. 3. 1 tonne of COVID-19 medical supplies for Arunachal reach Guwahati via Delhi. Pema Khandu, CM of Arunachal Pradesh tweeted on this saying, “Protective equipments to fight #COVID19 continue to pour in. Nearly 1 tonne of medical supplies consisting of PPEs, VTM kits & medicines for Arunachal today reached Guwahati via #AirIndia cargo flight from Delhi. A testimony to relentless effort by the centre to keep us all safe.” 4. Rebroadcast of Ramayana smashes viewership records worldwide, Doordarshan informed through twitter handle. The decision to broadcast the show was taken due to lockdown amid coronavirus pandemic that has left thousands dead all around the world. Doordarshan had tweeted, “WORLD RECORD!! Rebroadcast of #Ramayana on #Doordarshan smashes viewership records worldwide, the show becomes most watched entertainment show in the world with 7.7 crore viewers on 16th of April.”

1. Two COVID-19 patients have been discharged from hospital. With this total active cases in Assam stand at 7. Assam health minister Himanta Biswa Sarma had sent out a tweet on this. 2. Assam Health Minister Himanta Biswa said that the state has sufficient ICU beds and quarantine centres, PPE kits and COVID-19 facilities. He said during a press conference that Assam is in talks with Centre to rescue stranded citizens outside state and a workable solution might soon arrive. Sarma also said that Government employees will also get their full salary in the month of May. They will receive this on 8 May 3. There has been 80% drop in GST revenue collection this Apr compared to Apr 2019, informed Himanta Biswa Sarma during a press conference. The collection in April 2019 was Rs 932.36 cr April 2019 and this year it is Rs 193 crore in the same month. However, Government employees will get full salary in May month. On the 8th of the month the salary will be received. Some austerity measures such as organising conferences, fair; staying at 5 star hotels; spendings government resources, traveling first class has been taken looking at economic situation in the country. Sarma also said that he is discussing ways to streamline education within lockdown period. 4. Tripura has become the fifth North Eastern state to become coronavirus free. The Centre has declared five of the eight northeast states — Sikkim, Nagaland, Arunachal Pradesh, Manipur and Tripura — coronavirus free. 5. Tripura Chief Minister Biplab Kumar Deb has urged Union Home Minister to facilitate transport that can bring back stranded students in different parts of the country back to state. Tripura Education Minister Ratan Lal Nath informed that the request got a positive response from Shah. 6. The Assam Tea Tribes Students' Association (ATTSA) has sought CM Sarbananda Sonowal's intervention in making sure that tea garden workers must get their full wages amid lockdown caused due to coronavirus pandemic. The association said that the CM must take action against Golaghat based tea planters' association for publishing “false reports” citing Rs 1200 crore loss for tea industry amid lockdown. This was done to evade payment to workers, the association claims. 7. CRPF sub-inspector who was a resident of Assam's Barpeta district has died from coronavirus in Delhi. SI Ikram Hussain was posted with 31st Battalion of the CRPF in Noida. He contracted the infection from a nursing staff within the force. He died due to “breathlessness” on Tuesday at Safdarjung hospital in New Delhi. 8. Manipur police has booked several people who had criticised the government on the way COVID-19 pandemic was handled in the state. People have been booked under sections of Disaster Management Act and Indian Penal Code. In Imphal West, 10 cases were there. Three cases were there where people were charged with sedition. 9. The Chief Minister of Meghalaya, Conrad Sangma inaugurated a telemedicine facility in Shillong. He tweeted,”Inaugurated the #Telemedicine facility at NEIGRIHMS, Shillong. Use of technology for health-related services and information via electronic information and telecommunication is crucial in our fight against #COVID19.” 10. Actor Irrfan Khan is no more. He breathed is last on Wednesday. The actor was 53 years old. He is survived by wife Sutapa Sikder, and sons Babil and Ayan. He was admitted to Mumbai's Kokilaben Dhirubhai Ambani hospital due to a colon infection, his spokesperson said