This article was researched and submitted by EJ Ledet, a local chemical engineer who also specializes in chemical science. Mr. Ledet has submitted this for publication and I have agreed with the caveat that this article is not a recommendation, but an informational resource for readily available supplements like zinc and selinium, which have promising properties in boosting your immune system to stay avoid contracting communicable diseases like the coronavirus.
This is not a medical recommendation and is only published for the benefit of those who are looking for ways to stay as healthy as possible. It is also recommended that you take the time to ask your physician if you are taking any medications that would not interact well with these two mineral/supplements, or if you have any underlying medical issues that may be negatively affected by these supplements
Maybe the best remedy is to boost our immune systems with Zinc supplements. Research on other Corona viruses ( SARS a close cousin of CoV19, MERS , HIV, rhinovirus “cold” virus, ) have used zinc with a carrier (ionophore) molecule ( metal chelate/ligand like “pyrithione,” which in itself is effective against bacteria and fungus of which two commonly known are dermatitis and dandruff.
Read more: Boosting Your Resistance to Viruses Like COVID-19
Today, Saturday Morning Live - Liberty Road, participated in the media advisory conference call to learn and share what small business can expect from the new Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act (PPP/HCE) to give the assistance and relief that small businesses need to weather the economic shutdown.
The funding for PPP/HCE includes additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program, Economic Injury Disaster Loans, Hospitals and other aide.
Friday - April 24, 2020 -- President Trump signs the PPP/HCE Act.
Monday - April 27, 2020, 10:30 am -- Funding for PPP, EIDL, and Other aide is released.
EIDL: Small Business Association (SBA) website portal for new EIDL applications will be reopened -- SOON!
If your business already applied for EIDL and your application number starts with the number '3', you do not need to reapply; you are already in the queue.
Read more: The Paycheck Protection Program and Health Care Enhancement Act
The local chapter of RE Sources for a Sustainable Community sent out a "call to action" to their supporters which urges them to bombard the Whatcom County Council with form letters to ask that the Council vote to extend the Cherry Point Industries moratorium. They made it super-easy for their members to bombard the Council by providing them with a pre-written form letter which they'll submit for them at no cost, this same organization who receives "thousands-of-your-tax-dollars" from this Council. It even contains a special module that let's them add their own personalized touch to the email; then with the click of a button--WOOSH!, off it goes. Their anything-but grassroots message goes directly into the Whatcom County Council's email inbox, to be counted against the economic future and vitality of our community. Shoot, they've even got a handy-dandy button to make it easy-as-pie to forward this email to the members email contact list.
Read more: RE Sources Tells Supporters, "Cherry Point Industries No Benefit to Whatcom County"
Washington Democrat Speaker of the House Laurie Jinkins, let us all know – They ain’t got NO plan, so there is NO need to convene the Legislature.So just exactly what are they not planning to do?
NO plan to review the Covid caused massive drop in revenue. Really? Are they just going to let the Governor continue to dictate to us from Olympia? It is a $9 Billion shortfall!
With the permission of Fredrick Su, Liberty Road is publishing his letter to the Bellingham School District, regarding their most recent publication mailer sent out to the entirety of the Bellingham School District 'and' published on their website. ~ LR
Editor, Inside Schools
I just read parts of the Summer 2020 issue of Inside Schools.
Read more: Local Opinion Writer Speaks Out Against "Inside Schools" Recent Publication
This article written by David Spring and submitted for online publication to Liberty Road was the topic of the November 14th, 2020 Saturday Morning Live program on KGMI / 790 AM radio.
I have been documenting Computer Vote Counting Fraud for many years. Computer Vote Counting fraud does not just involve Dominion. It is a major problem with all Private Closed Source Voting Programs. The solutions to this problem are to return to in person voting and require than all vote counting software be open source.
Michigan has three voting system vendors approved for the state, which are Dominion, Election Systems and Software, and Hart. All three companies have faced criticism over a lack of transparency and failure to open their proprietary systems to outside testing. In 2019, the AP found that these companies “had long skimped on security and operated under a shroud of financial and operational secrecy despite their critical role in elections.”
Joe Biden promised us a long dark winter if he was elected, and the state of Washington has just entered it thanks to Governor Inslee. What can we expect? COVID will still exist on the other side.
This winter, we will see the death of more businesses, the change in our buying habits which will favor big businesses like Amazon.
In the meantime, we will see the increase in teen suicide in our state to continue to climb.
Governor Inslee’s Illegal Lockdown Orders, by Dean L. Gano -- 11/25/2020
The governor’s orders are illegal on several fronts. First, he has no right as a Governor to write laws. His job is to enforce the laws our elected congress passes. Secondly, the act of locking someone down, be it a business or a person, aside from being unprecedented, is a direct violation of the U.S. Constitution. State officials can justify a lockdown under the traditional police powers of the state if they could show they are actually protecting the health of the citizenry, but they cannot.
The original concept of state powers being able to do whatever they wanted was modified by the Fourteenth Amendment, which prohibits the states from depriving any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law.
Over the years we have had many conversations with teachers. This article is assembled from those conversations and a very recent conversation we have had that relates to the struggle to give our children a quality educational experience, get children and teachers back into the classroom, and address everyone's concerns for public health. Our sources have all asked to remain anonymous.
A Public Teacher’s Perspective
We are moving from remote teaching to teaching and working some of the time at the school. Right now, it is a loose schedule. As I re-join the community, I feel as though I am in the Twilight Zone. Every action and plan are oriented around a tight schedule, distancing, and the separation of children from one another.
Read more: School Days School Days - Dear Old Golden Rule Days
This current story resonated: Democrat State Senator Mona Dias Lies About Victimhood, published on ShiftWa.org.
In our country long ago, we made decisions that policies and procedures continuing "conscious" racist actions were not acceptable. School access, bus seat access, water fountain access, restaurant access, motel access, employment access, lending access could not be determined by your race. Property damage scare tactics and bodily injury were no longer condoned when racially motivated.
Read more: Is Conscious Racism the Same as Unconscious Bias?
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