HUGE! 20,000 Small Business Survival Loans Go Unprocessed on Thursday After Pelosi and Democrats BLOCK FUNDING to American Workers
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HUGE! 20,000 Small Business Survival Loans Go Unprocessed on Thursday After Pelosi and Democrats BLOCK FUNDING to American Workers
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UPDATE: Dr. Shi Zhengli Who Ran Coronavirus Research in Wuhan Had US Project Shut Down by DHS in 2014 for Being Too Risky – PRIOR LEAK KILLED RESEARCHER
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UPDATE: Dr. Shi Zhengli Who Ran Coronavirus Research in Wuhan Had US Project Shut Down by DHS in 2014 for Being Too Risky – PRIOR LEAK KILLED RESEARCHER
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STOCK FUTURES SOAR ON DRUG HOPE
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STOCK FUTURES SOAR ON DRUG HOPE
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Israel Lifts Passover Curfew as Country Begins Easing Restrictions
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Israel Lifts Passover Curfew as Country Begins Easing Restrictions
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Tom Cotton, Dan Crenshaw Introduce Bill to Allow Americans to Sue China for Coronavirus Damages Cotton and Crenshaw introduced a bill that would allow Americans to sue China in federal court for damages caused by the Wuhan Virus.
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Tom Cotton, Dan Crenshaw Introduce Bill to Allow Americans to Sue China for Coronavirus Damages
Cotton and Crenshaw introduced a bill that would allow Americans to sue China in federal court for damages caused by the Wuhan Virus.
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The Democrat Mayor called the current closures in Las Vegas “total insanity.”
FOX5 reported:
Mayor of Las Vegas Carolyn Goodman on Wednesday called the closure of nonessential businesses in the city “total insanity.”
While opening Wednesday’s City Council Meeting, Mayor Goodman said that “this shutdown has become one of total insanity.” Adding, “For there is no backup of data as to why we are shutdown from the start. No plan in place how to move through the shutdown or how to even come out of it.”
Mayor Goodman said that according to experts who she has spoken to, the coronavirus is “not going away.”
“It’s not going to be going away this month, next month, and much like the flu and other viruses that have impacted populations around the world, this virus, or a derivative there of, will be part of what we work through going forward,” Mayor Goodman said.
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Senate Judiciary Committee Releases Transcripts of George Papadopoulos and FBI Spies — The FBI Spies Were Recording Their Conversations
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A lot of businesses and individuals might be leaving New York
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Mayor deBlasio Says New York City Will Not Reopen Until July or August AT THE EARLIEST!
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Governor of Ohio announced that Ohio will be reopening from the lockdown in less than 2 weeks, on May 1st
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‘The safest place’: How one isolated town is keeping coronavirus at bay…
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TRUMP PUSHES BIG RE-OPEN*
SHUTDOWN BACKLASH BREWS
STOCK FUTURES SOAR ON DRUG HOPE
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Sterilization of masks
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.nytimes.com/2020/04/11/business/coronavirus-n95-mask-decontaminating-reuse.amp.html
Where Thousands of Masks a Day Are Decontaminated to Battle the Virus
April 11, 2020
Inside the rural Ohio labs run by Battelle, a nonprofit research and development firm, scientists have tested explosives, experimented with atomic energy and worked with chemical nerve agents. But some of the group’s most critical work is now happening outside, in a parking lot.
Under a sprawling tent near the small town of West Jefferson, employees have spent the recent weeks decontaminating over 30,000 used face masks for doctors and nurses on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic.
Each day, N95 masks collected from more than 100 hospitals, clinics, fire departments and nursing homes are treated for hours with a hydrogen peroxide vapor. Once cleaned, the masks are sent back to the same facilities to be reused.
severe shortage of personal protective equipment has left hospitals desperate as the outbreak continues to spread.
Automakers, fashion designers, furniture manufacturers, tech companies and other organizations have in recent weeks been rushing to manufacture and distribute new masks — part of a growing and improvised effort to increase the supply.
For Battelle, which usually develops products across a range of disciplines, from robotics to oil drilling, the decontamination project is an attempt to extend the lives of masks that already exist.
Late last month, Battelle was granted emergency authorization by the Food and Drug Administration to expand its decontamination efforts, following pressure from President Trump and Gov. Mike DeWine of Ohio. Battelle said its process, what they call the Critical Care Decontamination System, will eventually be able to clean 80,000 masks a day per site, and that each mask can be cleaned up to 20 times before losing effectiveness.
Hundreds of employees are involved, and thousands more are being hired, with many going through training to set up decontamination sites on Long Island and in Seattle, Boston, Washington, D.C., and elsewhere.
For now, the bulk of the operations are happening roughly 20 miles west of downtown Columbus.
Like many efforts underway, Battelle’s project was barely an idea three weeks ago. The company had used vaporized hydrogen peroxide to sterilize sensitive equipment for years. But to develop a large-scale decontamination process, the logistics were hurriedly sketched out on a conference room table by a handful of experts and executives.
Battelle’s West Jefferson site has since received scores of face coverings, double-bagged and stored in boxes marked with biohazard symbols. Health care networks like OhioHealth and Mercy Health are delivering
their used masks by trained couriers. Recently, the chief of a local fire department dropped off masks in person.
Up to 50 boxes, containing thousands of masks, show up every day. The number of boxes is expected “to grow exponentially” as hospitals work out safe collection procedures, said Kevin Sayers, who is helping to oversee the West Jefferson operation. In early April, Gov. DeWine said that Battelle would decontaminate masks for free for two weeks.
Battelle’s West Jefferson site has since received scores of face coverings, double-bagged and stored in boxes marked with biohazard symbols. Health care networks like OhioHealth and Mercy Health are delivering their used masks by trained couriers. Recently, the chief of a local fire department dropped off masks in person.
Up to 50 boxes, containing thousands of masks, show up every day. The number of boxes is expected “to grow exponentially” as hospitals work out safe collection procedures, said Kevin Sayers, who is helping to oversee the West Jefferson operation. In early April, Gov. DeWine said that Battelle would decontaminate masks for free for two weeks.
Battelle’s West Jefferson site has since received scores of face coverings, double-bagged and stored in boxes marked with biohazard symbols. Health care networks like OhioHealth and Mercy Health are delivering their used masks by trained couriers. Recently, the chief of a local fire department dropped off masks in person.
Up to 50 boxes, containing thousands of masks, show up every day. The number of boxes is expected “to grow exponentially” as hospitals work out safe collection procedures, said Kevin Sayers, who is helping to oversee the West Jefferson operation. In early April, Gov. DeWine said that Battelle would decontaminate masks for free for two weeks.
Preparing newly arrived masks for decontamination requires small teams of workers in the tents, each wearing black rubber boots, two layers of gloves, surgical scrubs, a lab coat and a portable, powered air purifying respirator attached to a belt that blows filtered air into a closed hood over the worker’s head.
Each mask is inspected before it is processed; roughly 10 percent are soiled or broken and cannot be decontaminated, according to Mr. Sayers. “We’re seeing a lot of masks right now that have makeup on them,” he said.
When ready to be decontaminated, the masks are brought inside a 1,000-cubic-foot chamber.
Inside the decontamination chamber, the teams position the masks, in batches of 5,000 per cycle, on wire shelves affixed to the chamber’s metal walls, taking care to avoid overlapping.
The workers then exit the chamber, spraying themselves with a 70-percent alcohol solution. The precaution requires a gallon of alcohol each day.
A contraption known as a vapor phase hydrogen peroxide generator, which looks like a washing machine with two hoses, is then used to circulate the colorless gas into and out of the room. During the first four hours, workers increase the humidity inside the chamber, causing the hydrogen peroxide to collect as condensation on the masks, neutralizing the coronavirus and other contaminants.
Before being repackaged and sent back to hospitals, the masks are individually marked with the number of decontamination cycles they have passed through.
Last week, for the first time since the effort began, a mask was submitted for a repeat cleaning. “It was nice to see a mask come back,” Mr. Sayers said. “It means that it has been used multiple times and will continue to be used, instead of being thrown out.”
As more sites start decontaminating masks and more hospitals participate, Mr. Sayers expects Battelle to start accepting deliveries all day and through the night. The organization hopes to win approval to expand its procedure to other types of personal protective equipment, such as face shields and surgical masks.
One aspect of the effort, however, worries Mr. Sayers: the number of people needed to run decontamination shifts as the pandemic continues to overwhelm the medical community. “It requires a team of dedicated people working a lot of hours,” he said. “We’re going to need more and more manpower as the need continues to grow.”
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Orange, California ‘birth tourism’ motel that caters to Chinese women ordered to close by city
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Condoleezza Rice: China Wants To Shift The Narrative On COVID-19, Don’t Let Them
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Condoleezza Rice: China Wants To Shift The Narrative On COVID-19, Don’t Let Them
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