Daily Archives: July 27, 2021

Robert Peston overstated the importance of reinfections

The daily tally of infections seriously understates the actual number of infections, because if you are sick with Covid19 today but had it any time in the past (even last spring) your new bout is not included in the daily dashboard figures. Robert Peston, 25 July 2021. ITV News’s political editor Robert Peston said in… Read More »

Facebook post on tetanus jabs gets a lot wrong

A Facebook post contains lots of false information about tetanus, including misinformation about the types of wounds that can lead to tetanus infection, and the fact that a bleeding wound means there is “NO tetanus”.  What is Tetanus?  Tetanus is an infection caused by a bacteria called Clostridium tetani, and affects the muscles and nervous… Read More »

15 Smart Video Conferencing Etiquette Tips to Follow

During the pandemic, video conferencing replaced in-person meetings and has now become the standard option for business meetings. Over the past 17 months, most workers have gotten past the video conferencing learning curve with Zoom or Microsoft Teams (or their platform of choice). But just as with in-person meetings, attention can wax and wane. Some… Read More »

25 Interesting Historical Photos – Part 297

Here are this week’s interesting historical photos. For part 296, click here. 1. Soviet rock fans attend a concert in Moscow on 28 September 1991. Half a million people jammed an airfield to see the Soviet Union’s biggest Western rock concert, touted as a gift to Russian youth for their resistance to last month’s coup.…… Read More »

In 2001, an F3 tornado ravaged….

In 2001, an F3 tornado ravaged a small midwestern town. Many people were not warned because at the time, the community’s tornado siren was malfunctioning. The name of the town is Siren, Wisconsin. The post In 2001, an F3 tornado ravaged…. appeared first on Crazy Facts. Source