FIVE DAYS.
5 days to fight for:
- vaccines
- climate science
- immigrant rights
- the minimum wage
- reproductive rights
- commonsense gun safety laws
It’s ALL on the ballot. VOTE.
This #RockFire situation is a hot mess. They still haven't found it. Here it is from Cobb Mtn cam facing NW. They're now asking for night air attack.
An evacuation warning is going to go out for a 2 mile radius of McCutchen Ranch Home in a few. This will be a "sizeable fire."
One of my go-to prayers in crisis is Ps 57. I’d like to read verses 1-2 over you & yours in regard to Covid & over the suffering & grieving people of Haiti and the terrified and vulnerable people in Afghanistan. “Be gracious to me, God, be gracious to me for I take refuge in you.
Everybody knows who Donald Trump is.
Let’s show them who we are.
We choose hope over fear. Unity over division. Science over fiction. And truth over lies.
“It was an absolutely terrifying experience"
#7NEWS journalist @AmeliaBrace responds after she was attacked by US police while covering the riots in Washington DC.
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Sisters, we’ve been warned that a most difficult week could be ahead with COVID-19. This is Holy Week. Let’s walk it with Jesus. 1st thing each day this week, get our faces in Scripture. Hear from God before news. Draw strength and hope. Intercede with faith. Weep and worship.
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of a member of our SRPD family, Detective Marylou Armer. Marylou has faithfully served our community, in the Santa Rosa Police Department for the past 20 years. (1/2)
I’m a Dr.
I’m about to separate from my family within my home for ?? months.
So that I can keeping treating you, whilst trying to keep my family safe.
It hurts.
No hugs from my girls, no cuddles from my partner.
PLS socially distance NOW, to make my sacrifice worth it.
A proud moment today for the @fijipoliceforce ASP Loraini Seru who was part of the FBI National Academy’s 279th Graduation Session. ASP Seru spent 10 weeks of intensive training at Quantico, Virginia, along with 255 participants from 32 countries.
So while alcohol-based hand sanitizers are effective at killing the coronavirus on our hands, and should be used at every opportunity, nothing can replace the gold standard of washing our hands with good old fashioned soap and water, which also physically removes dirt and debris.
All enveloped viruses like the coronavirus are extremely susceptible to simple soaps and detergents of any kind. That’s because soap literally explodes the outer membranes of these viruses. Without the envelope, they can’t invade our cells or cause any harm. They just simply die.
The coronavirus is an enveloped virus—meaning it has an outer membrane made of oil and fat that it steals from our own cells by pinching off a piece of our cell membranes in a process called viral shedding. It allows the virus to evade our immune system but there’s a trade off.