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Schmadtke explains why he’s only been given a three-month contract at Liverpool
Speaking with, the 59-year-old said: ‘Our cooperation is initially planned for three months… I’ll start on June 1st. After three months we review the cooperation. If we like each other, we can work together beyond the transfer period. Let’s see. Then we continue or not’.
By Firenews Feed3 years ago in Journal
Cardiovascular Disease Is Primed to Kill More Older Adults, Especially Blacks and Hispanics
Cardiovascular disease — the No. 1 cause of death among people 65 and older — is poised to become more prevalent in the years ahead, disproportionately affecting Black and Hispanic communities and exacting an enormous toll on the health and quality of life of older Americans.
By Firenews Feed3 years ago in Journal
9 Pros and Cons of Coworking Spaces
Workplaces have changed. That's an understatement. Work in 2021 has been completely redesigned, turning traditions on their heads. We figured out how to work with pets and kids and still show up and kick butt. During this time, people are more interested in coworking spaces. What does the future hold for coworking? We agree. But first, learn the benefits and drawbacks of coworking.
By Munnazir Zarin3 years ago in Journal
Two Roads Diverged.
Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I… I took one path without much thought as to why. To be clear, that yellow wood was my life when I was young and impressionable, and that choice between paths was the difference of two entirely different lives I might have lived. That decision is the most notable division in my life, a point where I can glance back and see the diverging traffic and follow the transcript each option as if it had the chance to grow and culminate into separate timelines where one holds the person that I became and the other knows only a stranger that I fear to be. I recognise a canyon of difference between the person I became and that person that may have been had I made a different choice and it is startling. This is the point in my life where the path wasn't necessarily forged out in front of me with set slabs of pavement, but more a tugging of influences from either direction that could have torn me apart had I not chosen to step one way or the other and force those paths to separate.
By Obsidian Words3 years ago in Journal
YOU SAID I DO
JAMES HUNTER JONES MARRIED SARAH MARIA HEART ON SATURDAY APRIL 15, 2000. THEY BOTH MAD VOWS WITH GOD TO LOVE ONE ANOTHER, HONOR, RESPECT, TO DEATH DO US PART AND EVERYTHING ELSE THAT GOES WITH VOWS. THIS IS NOT SOMETHING THAT SHOULD BE TAKEN LIGHTLY AT ALL. JAMES AND SARAH WERE TWO VERY BROKEN PEOPLE. I BELEIVE THEY SHOULD HAVE HAD MORE THAN JUST MARRIAGE COUNSELING BEFORE THEY WALKED DOWN THE AISLE AND SAID I DO.
By MARIE ODEMS 3 years ago in Journal
Target Shows Why Being An Exemplar Is Extremely Important
Target recently made its way on the news. After threats that employees received over Target's "Pride" collection, they decided to remove items and displays in many of their stores.
By H.E. Dr. Cody Dakota Wooten, COIE, DFM, DHM3 years ago in Journal
Jumpstart your Weight Loss Transformation: 3 Ultimate Tips for Improvment !
Jumpstart your Weight Loss Transformation: 3 Ultimate Tips for Improvment ! Intro : Are you tired of starting a weight loss program, only to give up after a few days or weeks? It's time to stop the cycle and start your transformation today! Whether you're looking to shed a few pounds or a significant amount of weight, there are simple yet effective methods that can help you reach your goals.
By Community For Weight Loss Tips3 years ago in Journal
Unveiling Virum Obscurum: The Silent Threat You Need to Know About
In an era of unprecedented global health challenges, a new virus has emerged, posing a significant threat to public health. This article delves into the insights provided by medical professionals regarding this previously unknown virus and its potential implications. Citing relevant evidence, we explore the characteristics, risks, and preventive measures surrounding this mysterious pathogen. The Emergence of a Silent Threat: Over the past few months, doctors and scientists have been grappling with a virus that had previously evaded detection. This novel pathogen, tentatively named "Virum Obscurum," has raised concerns within the medical community due to its unique characteristics and potential for widespread transmission. Dr. Sarah Adams, an infectious disease specialist at a leading research institution, explains, "Virum Obscurum belongs to a family of viruses that are known to cause respiratory illnesses. What sets it apart is its ability to rapidly mutate, making it difficult to predict its behavior and design effective countermeasures." Understanding the Virus: Initial research suggests that Virum Obscurum shares similarities with other viruses such as SARS-CoV-2 and influenza. However, doctors emphasize that further investigation is necessary to fully comprehend its intricacies and develop targeted treatments. Dr. Michael Carter, a virologist, highlights the need for extensive genomic sequencing to identify specific viral strains. "By studying the genetic makeup of Virum Obscurum, we can better understand its origin, transmission patterns, and potential mutations that may arise. This knowledge is crucial for formulating effective diagnostic tests and vaccines." Transmission and Spread: Similar to its viral counterparts, Virum Obscurum primarily spreads through respiratory droplets, making close contact and crowded spaces high-risk environments. However, the medical community is concerned about the virus's potential to linger in the air for an extended period, increasing the likelihood of transmission even in well-ventilated areas. Dr. Emily Rodriguez, an epidemiologist, advises, "To curb the spread of this virus, it is essential to practice rigorous hand hygiene, wear masks in public settings, and maintain physical distancing. These preventive measures, coupled with regular ventilation of indoor spaces, can significantly reduce the risk of infection." Potential Health Impacts: While the clinical spectrum of Virum Obscurum is still being elucidated, doctors have observed a wide range of symptoms, varying from mild to severe. These symptoms often resemble those of respiratory illnesses, including fever, cough, shortness of breath, and fatigue. However, the virus has also demonstrated atypical manifestations, such as gastrointestinal disturbances and neurological symptoms. Dr. James Anderson, a pulmonologist, emphasizes the importance of early detection and monitoring. "Timely identification of Virum Obscurum cases is crucial to provide appropriate medical intervention and prevent severe complications. We are closely monitoring patients to understand the long-term effects and potential comorbidities associated with this virus." Preparing for the Unknown: The medical community acknowledges the challenges posed by Virum Obscurum and emphasizes the significance of collaborative efforts in combating this global threat. Rapid information sharing, extensive research, and international cooperation are paramount in developing effective strategies to control the virus's spread. Dr. Maria Gonzalez, a public health expert, stresses the need for robust surveillance systems and well-equipped healthcare facilities. "We must invest in strengthening our public health infrastructure, ensuring adequate resources, and empowering healthcare professionals to effectively manage cases and provide the best possible care."
By robert zakers3 years ago in Journal
IT IS TIME
ANN MARIA LANE STARTED GOING TO COUNSELING TWO MONTHS AGO. ANN NEVER KNEW HOW THIS WOULD CHANGE HER LIFE FOR THE BETTER. SHE STARTED TALKING ABOUT THINGS THAT HAS BEEN BOTHERING HER FOR YEARS. ANN HAD NO IDEA THAT THIS WOULD CHANGE EVERYTHING IN HER LIFE FOR THE BETTER SO SOON.
By MARIE ODEMS 3 years ago in Journal
Federal officials warn MBTA to address worker safety issues
Runaway trains in track yards, near misses between trains and workers, and an employee hurt while working on overhead power lines on the Blue Line. Federal officials say the MBTA has to address worker safety issues, and do it fast — within the next two months.
By Firenews Feed3 years ago in Journal
