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Home Astrology Horoscope Horoscope oi-Deepannita Das By Deepannita Das on March 1, 2021 Through your monthly horoscope, know what changes will happen in your life in the coming seven days and whether you will get success in your efforts. Know more about the first week of March, which will bring a lot of happiness and challenges to all zodiac signs. Aries: 21 March - 19 April On the work front, you will get auspicious results. People working in a foreign company can get a big boost. Your hard work will succeed and your enthusiasm will increase. On the other hand, is advised to take businessmen roper care while making any financial transaction this month. You may have to suffer financial loss due to some error in the accounting book. This time will also be good for unemployed people of this amount. You are very likely to get employment in this period after a lot of hard struggle. From an economic … [Read more...] about Monthly Horoscope Predictions March 2021

Home Astrology Horoscope Horoscope oi-Deepannita Das By Deepannita Das on March 1, 2021 Today will bring a positive change in the lives of some zodiac signs, while others will be disappointed. If you are curious to know what comes next, then read your weekly horoscope. Let's see what the stars have in store for you. Aries: 21 March - 19 April Mentally you will not feel well. You will be very confused and will not understand how to get out of your troubles. You better keep your mind calm and work patiently. Today the atmosphere of the office will not be right. Your boss may be angry with you for your mistakes. It would be better to focus on your work. Businessmen today are advised to refrain from making any important business decisions. Conditions will be normal in your personal life. Talking about health, you should do yoga and meditation daily to stay strong physically and mentally. Lucky Colour: … [Read more...] about Daily Horoscope: 01 March 2021

Less than 50 percent of Americans have received or want to receive a Covid-19 vaccine. 31 percent intend to “wait and see” and  20 percent of Americans do not want to be vaccinated. Americans' perception that leaders are incompetent, untruthful, and uncaring may be a factor in the hesitation or refusal to be vaccinated. Leaders who demonstrate competence, character and caring are needed to improve the number of Americans who are willing to be vaccinated. Safe and effective vaccinations for Covid-19 are here and more are on the way. The supply of vaccines is increasing and in the coming months anyone who wants to be vaccinated will be able to do so. To quell the pandemic, experts say that 80 to 90 percent of the population must become immune either through vaccination or by prior infection.[i] Given the massive effort to develop and distribute vaccines, this goal is achievable but only if enough people agree to be vaccinated. Covid-19 vaccine Source: … [Read more...] about Why People Might Reject a COVID-19 Vaccine

In 2021, proof of a negative COVID-19 test is required to enter countries including Australia, Canada, and the UK. If electronic apps are used, then alternatives must be available for people without access to such technology. Passports will not stop the pandemic, but the documents could contribute to curbing it. As COVID-19 and lockdowns take an increasingly devastating toll, vaccine rollouts continue around the world. To stay safe and to avoid a resurgence of the virus, different forms of “vaccine passports” or “vaccine certificates” are being mooted. Could attending shows be safer with vaccine or health passports or certificates? Source: Ilan Kelman The document could show vaccination, recovery from infection, or both. It would not be an “immunity passport,” because we do not know how long immunity lasts after vaccination or after surviving COVID-19. Even the tests for current or previous infection are far from perfect. So questions emerge. Which … [Read more...] about Can Vaccine Passports Stop the Pandemic?

I had barely begun my annual read of the Harry Potter series when I was struck down by the flu in late January.  I had a cough, minor temperature swings, dream sweats, and I was couldn’t leave my bed for anything but the toilet or the easiest meals.  Gumbo soup, pre-cooked chicken in bottled vindaloo sauce, hot and sour soup; the nursing skills of my usually destructive dog; Harry Potter and watching ballet documentaries on my phone entertained me between long naps. I got tested earlier this week.  I didn’t have COVID-19 , even though I was pretty sure I didn’t.  Only the cough and sweats fit.  I could taste that spicy food (it helped me cough), I could smell myself getting riper with no energy to stand up in the shower for 15 minutes.  It was a run-of-the-mill flu but oh, my, I was bored in that gray space of 2 ½ weeks. The impeachment trial of Donald Trump made me human.  I watched it on my phone in real time, read everything I could Google, watched documentaries about Q, … [Read more...] about Donald Trump and the Deathly Hallows