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Adult Film actor Ron Jeremy fights to save the tree planted by his father

Ron Jeremy, an adult film star, is fighting to save a tree from being cut that was planted by his father when he was born.

He Twitted on Saturday, saying that utility Con Edison is trying to cut a tree that was planted in Queens in 1953. Along with this, Jeremy also uploaded a photo of himself hugging the tree outside his home on Bell Boulevard in Bayside.

Due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Ron is living in the Hollywood Hotel. He told us that his neighbor told him that the tree trunk was wrapped in yellow tape, ready to be cut last week.

"I looked after that tree all my life. They tried to chop the tree down years ago, but I wouldn't let them," Jeremy said. "I even belted myself to the tree."

Con Edison replied to Ron's tweet by saying that the tree is on city property, and the Parks Department can remove it if required. It is entirely upon the city to whether or not to cut the tree and prevent any kind of damage the tree can cause to powerlines.

"Let my little tree live," Jeremy said. "He ain't ready to go yet."

Varying symptoms of Pediatric Inflammatory Syndrome

Many children are suffering from COVID-19, and it is observed that the number of children with pediatric multi-system inflammatory disease is increasing; although the symptoms differ.

Three cases have been analysed in detail wherein three children of 8, 12, and 14 years have differently developed this lethal inflammatory illness. All three children have nearly escaped death, and they all had antibodies for COVID-19, but they were unaware.

First case: 8-year old Jayden Hardowar

As per 23rd April reports, Jayden was healthy and involved in singing, LEGO’s as well as remote learning. But that night he suffered from 103-degree fever and thus, his parents took him to a paediatrician for a personal visit, who asked them to take Jayden home and supervise Tylenol. His father told that at this time, Jayden had no appetite and was thirsty all the time. After two days, his temperature was optimum, but he started suffering from diarrhoea.

The 25th April Telehealth visit helped the paediatrician to note that Jayden was not eating and advised to take Pedialyte. The parents thought that these symptoms were the result of his low diet, but the child went into cardiac arrest. The child’s 15-year old brother Tyron supported with CPR until the ambulance reached. He has recovered but still very weak.

Second Case: 12-year old Jissel Rosario from New Jersey

Jissel experienced pain in her upper thigh one morning and her mom, Alma Cruz thought that this was because she might have slept wrong. Cruz told that she was quite alert about staying indoors to prevent exposure from COVID-19, to leave their Newark apartment. But she took her for an emergency check-up when she observed swelling in Jissel’s thigh. In the next few days, the 12-year old’s leg became worse, and the prescribed medications were not working. When her foot began changing colours, her mother took her to the hospital where Ultrasound helped to detect the fatal blood clot in her foot. Jissel was in a critical condition, but it became worse when the clot reached her lung during a process to treat the clot, and she suffered from cardiac arrest. Following the 45-minute CPR, Jissel was assisted with life support.

COVID-19 could not be confirmed as the reason for the blood clot as she was tested negative for COVID-19, but she tested positive for this virus’ antibodies. This suggests that she had suffered from the pandemic, but she recovered. According to the paediatrician, a similar pattern is observed in many corona cases wherein it is believed that due to the overreaction of the immune system, there is inflammation in the blood vessels that develops after the infection with the virus.

Dr James Schneider of Cohen Children’s Hospital informed that inflammation could lead to such clots, and the coronavirus infections can also be related to abnormal clotting.

Third case: 14-year old Jack McMorrow from Queens

Jack observed a strange rash on his hands, and this rash began spreading from the palm to the wrist. The teen did not experience any underlying conditions, but after three days, he developed a sore throat, and his temperature was 101.8. His paediatrician recommended amoxicillin as he suspected this to be a bacterial infection, but Jack’s condition became worse.

Jack tested negative for COVID-19 and Mononucleosis, and by night, he felt acute pain from head to toe, his temperature rose to 104.7, and the size of the lymph node in his chest increased. His heart rate increased, and blood pressure levels decreased. In the ICU, he was treated with steroids, and he tested positive for Corona antibodies. Eventually, he recovered.

Voters getting frustrated on voter fraud allegations due to vote-by-mail procedure

Some voters got frustrated due to the voter fraud allegations in Paterson in this week's vote-by-mail city council election and are raising voice against Gov. Phil Murphy, who implemented the plan of the election.

This week, Councilman Luis Velez said that if the corruption cases continue to grow, Gov. Phil should consider cancelling the elections and organize a new vote this summer.

The governor said there are no plans to change the rules of the election and said," I don't have any specific insights on Tuesday in Paterson. It is clearly something we are looking at. My guess is with some fullness of time, and we'll have more to tell on that."

There are reports that hundreds of votes were allegedly found bundled and stuffed in a single mailbox in Haledon. According to postal workers, they also saw hundreds of other vote-by-mail ballots in mailboxes around the city. A video released on social media showed a voter mailing many votes. Such videos and incidents would raise a question if there were any organized effort by one campaign to steal the election.

"He (Gov. Murphy) has now placed us in a position where we are being cheated out of our votes," said community activist Ernest Rucker.

Civil Rights Groups sue ICE for failing to abide by social distancing in Buffalo Facility

Civil rights groups filed complaints against Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials claiming that Buffalo Federal Detention Facility is not abiding by proper social distancing guidelines to protect individuals held on civil immigration charges during the COVID-19 outbreak.

The New York Civil Liberties Union and Prisoners Legal Services of New York also claimed to protect the individual held at Batavia, New York lockup from the infection of Coronavirus in a federal lawsuit in Buffalo.

The lawsuit demands that authorities should follow the guidelines by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention to treat medically at-risk people in the facility.

The lawsuit also claimed that at 49 of 319 people kept at the lockup on April 25 had tested positive for COVID-19, which is a 1,200% growth in infections since April 9. This made it one of the hardest ICE detention centers in the country.

According to the lawsuit, the federal government failed to follow the order from federal court to implement protective measures to keep the detainees exposed to the risk of COVID-19. It included a lawsuit filed in March on behalf of 23 detainees that resulted in the judge's order as exhibit A for its trial.

The lawsuit requested judges to force ICE to correct the "unlawful and dangerously incomplete COVID-19 policy" at the Buffalo facility.

NYC WILL NEED 2 YEARS TO RECOVER FROM PANDEMIC CRISIS

NYC authorities say the state Department of Labor has now compensated out more than nine billion dollars to the 2 million people who have submitted for jobless claims since the disease outbreak struck.

It comes as a recent study estimates it would take the region to at least 4 years to hit the same levels of jobs as before.

That's according to the city's Autonomous Budget Agency.

According to the report, the city would not begin to recover from this crisis for another 2 years.

The IBO predicts the region will shed a minimum of 447,000 workers by Sep.

NEW YORK ENTERED INTO IT REOPENING PHASE ONE AND SIXTH NY REGION WILL AVAILABLE ON TUESDAY

NYC fulfills the requirements for going into the Phase one on Tues, Governor said, bringing the state one more inch closer to a "usual" return.

However, impatient citizens are wondering how summer camps can run in the face of troubling news reports on the coronavirus and whether it would all fit into the possibility of restarting institutes for children in Sep as planned.

The economy is starting to turn on. Western NYC, home to the Buffalo Bills, will begin it's restarting on Tues, being the 6th region to reopen, whilst the Capital Region is expected to follow its in coming days.

Governor wants the Pro-sports with no audience to restart. You can now go golfing in New Jersey.

Outside seating eateries at Connecticut returns by Wed. Much of the Tri-state beaches will again available from Friday.

Pandemic keeps Water World, beaches and public pools closed

Traditionally, people visit the Water World on Memorial Day and after over forty years of being a ritual in the Denver community; it is now closed due to safety concerns during this pandemic. With open pools, seashores and now Water World shut, it doesn’t leave a ton of alternatives to chill as temperatures ascend over the Front Range.

Pirates Cove in Englewood is proceeding to go for a June 7 opening. Workers are learning a portion of the new regulations like ensuring veils are worn for anybody not in the pool. While lifeguards are watching the water, different specialists are monitoring the social distance.

Without open alternatives, some are disrupting the social separating guidelines.

Boulder County Public Health executive director, Jeff Zayach’s told that he knows it has been difficult. Still, the video of the get-together along the brook shows bunches bigger than ten individuals, yet there was likewise not sufficient social distancing. Circumstances like these do not just abuse the state and nearby general wellbeing orders; however, they put the entire network, organizations, and economy in danger. It will be ideal if people recollect that it takes as long as 14 days before we see who will become wiped out and spread the sickness from this enormous social occasion of individuals along the brook. It would be ideal if everyone pays attention to this infection and limit get-togethers to 10 individuals or less and stay in any event six feet from one another. Singular activities are putting organizations and are generally helpless in the network at further hazard

In Denver, Colorado Parks and Wildlife authorities state Cherry Creek Reservoir additionally considered huge to be on Monday as seashores stay shut.

Duncan tells Denver7 COVID-19 is carrying an uncommon measure of guests to the parks. With Memorial Day weekend in front of us, they intend to bring out additional requirement.

In one of the gatherings, Duncan told that they are hoping people practice personal responsibility so that they do not need to close parks.

Airbnb hosts see their incomes evaporate; finding ways to earn a living

As Colorado bounce back, neighbourhood Airbnb hosts who depended on leasing rooms and basements saw their income vanish practically for the time being. Presently, many are discovering approaches to make a decent living during the pandemic.

Throughout the previous four years, Jennifer Nelson has been leasing the third floor of her Denver home on Airbnb, depending on voyagers for a stead pay stream. So consistent, she as of late applied for a loan to furnish the space.

The tale coronavirus made a huge difference, and with Airbnb, there was a gradually expanding influence: From hosts to cleaning organizations to property chiefs.

They honestly had every one of their books cleared, and each reservation that was on the books was gone, said Gretchen Blaz, who claims Denver Super Hosts. She used to oversee 20 Airbnb postings in Denver; nonetheless, many have now been transformed into long haul rentals.

At first, Airbnb just gave visitors discounts. After a clamour from hosts, the organization later offered to pay has 25% of dropped appointments.

For some associated with the sharing economy, it was short of what was expected.

Hillary Skye, who dealt with a few properties in Colorado and could no longer make a decent living, said it’s obliteration for the proprietors and her since it was his full-time salary.

Other property chiefs and hosts are attempting to pivot. Blaz is intending to dispatch a hazing organization to disinfect properties as they are seeing and perceiving that the need to purify spaces will be more prominent than the need to have home offers.

In the meantime, she said a few people are reserving little spaces to isolate themselves.

A few hosts, including Jennifer Nelson, found support from the Paycheck Protection Program to help overcome the scratch-offs.

Nelson told that she is clueless about what she would manage without this; many individuals think Airbnb hosts are rich investors living such lifestyle, but in reality, they’re ordinary people trying to support their family.

Nelson said individuals are beginning to book her third floor once more, and she is holding her breath, seeking after a bounce back.

Virtual travel: “View from My Window” makes you travel the world in quarantine

Barbara Duriau had created a Facebook Page- View from My Window. This virtual platform allows millions of people to treat their eyes by viewing beautiful travel pictures.

Duriau was keen to know about the circumstances and reality across the world. She is a freelance graphic designer from Amsterdam, and in late March, she posted a picture showing the view from her window. When the lockdown started, she realized that everyone is stuck with the same view.

By a month after she created this page, more than two million people joined the page. This page has brought out stories of various people, and people share more than just their view.

Sarah Hill from Arrowbear Lake posted that she finds it interesting to look at pictures posted by others as she has travelled internationally with her husband. In mid-April, she posted a snowy landscape picture. Hill explained she wanted to post this as many would find this unique and would not expect to see in Southern California; she wanted to share her perspective from that little part of the world. Hill said her post got comments from individuals in Michigan right to Austria, and she's not the only one. Each upload receives uncountable comments from individuals everywhere throughout the world, sharing expressions of inspiration and support.

The creator, Duriau, expressed her will to publish a book with the pictures from this Facebook group, and she would donate the earnings for a social cause.

"Als ob mir jemand Feuer in die Venen gespritzt hätte" - Heute.at - Nachrichten und Schlagzeilen

In Verlauf der Covid-19-Krise weisen weltweit immer mehr Kinder und Jugendliche Symptome des Kawasaki-Syndroms auf. Ein 14-jähriger New Yorker erzählt – von Ausschlägen, Herzproblemen und der Heilung.

Als Jack McMorrow Mitte April einen Ausschlag auf seinen Händen bemerkte, dachte er sich erst nichts dabei. Auch seine Eltern nicht. Sie nahmen an, das sei eine Reaktion auf das viele Händewaschen und die Desinfektionsmittel, die jetzt zum neuen Corona-Alltag dazugehören. Als der 14-Jährige aus dem New Yorker Stadtteil Queens glasige Augen bekam, dachten die Eltern, er verbringe zu viel Zeit vor dem Computer. Doch es kamen Bauchschmerzen und Übelkeit dazu, das Kind aß immer weniger. Schließlich kam starkes Fieber hinzu. Der Hausarzt verschrieb Antibiotika. Nach zehn Tagen hatte sich der Zustand des Teenagers aber immer noch weiter verschlechtert, es waren ein trockener Husten und ein ständiger metallischer Geschmack im Mund dazugekommen. Und dann konnte sich Jack eines Morgens schlicht nicht mehr bewegen. Erst der zweite Covid-19-Test war positiv "Ich hatte große Schmerzen, es war ein stechender, pochender Schmerz", beschreibt Jack diesen Morgen gegenüber der New York Times. "Es war, als hätte mir jemand Feuer in meine Adern gespritzt." Jetzt riet der Hausarzt den Eltern, das Kind ins Weill Cornell Spital zu bringen. Dort kam Jack mit alarmierend tiefem Blutdruck, Herzrasen und über 40 Grad Fieber an. An den Füßen des 14-Jährigen hatte sich zudem ein Ausschlag gebildet ein Symptom, das auch viele Corona-infizierte Kinder in Spanien aufwiesen. Allerdings fiel der erste Covid-19-Test bei Jack negativ aus. Erst ein zweiter Test, der auf Drängen des Hausarztes des Jungen gemacht wurde, zeigte positiv an. Symptome als verzögerte Spätfolge der Coronainfektion Man beschloss, das Kind in das Morgan Stanleys Kinderkrankenhaus zu verlegen. Hier empfing ihn der Arzt Steven Kernie: "Jacks Herz arbeitete nicht mehr gut", erinnert er sich. Er diagnostizierte eine Vaskulitis: Eine Überreaktion des Immunsystem führt dabei zu einer Entzündung der Blutgefäße im ganzen Körper und zu einer Störung des Blutflusses. Auch andere Kinder in diesem Spital litten unter diesen Symptomen. Nicht alle waren aber positiv auf das Coronavirus getestet worden. Spätere Tests aber zeigten, dass sich bei allen Covid-19-Antikörper gebildet hatten. Die Ärzte vermuten deswegen, dass sie die Corona-Erkrankung bereits hinter sich gebracht hatten, aber die Symptome des Kawasaki-Syndroms als verzögerte Spätfolge auftraten. Steroide brachten Heilung Jack blieb fast eine Woche auf der Intensivstation und musste künstlich beatmet werden. Mehrere Medikamente blieben zunächst wirkungslos. Schließlich griffen die Ärzte zu Steroiden, die eine antientzündliche und eine immunsuppressive Wirkung haben. Nach einigen Tagen war Jack wieder so fit, dass er seinem Biologielehrer aus seinem Spitalbett schrieb: "Ich möchte Ihnen dafür danken, dass Sie mich so vieles gelehrt haben und dass Sie mir das Verständnis vermittelt haben, das ich brauche, um meinen Körper zu verstehen." Nach einer weiteren Woche im Spital wurde Jack schließlich entlassen. Für eine Weile muss er weiter niedrig dosierte Steroide und Blutverdünner einnehmen und regelmässig sein angegriffenes Herz kontrollieren lassen. Mindestens fünf Kinder starben Seit einigen Wochen mehren sich die Berichte über schwere Corona-Krankheitsverläufe bei Kindern und Jugendlichen vor allem im Corona-Hotspots wie New York, Spanien und Italien. Auch in Großbritannien, Frankreich und der Schweiz litten Heranwachsende unter den Symptomen des Kawasaki-Syndroms. In der Region New York wurden mehr als hundert Fälle gezählt. In Europa trat das verdächtige Syndrom bis Ende vergangener Woche bei etwa 230 Kindern im Alter bis zu 14 Jahren auf, wie das Europäische Zentrum für die Prävention und die Kontrolle von Krankheiten mitteilte. Ärzte im norditalienischen Bergamo berichten, dass das entzündliche Syndrom in jüngster Zeit deutlich häufiger aufgetreten sei: Von Mitte Februar bis Mitte April gab es demnach zehn Fälle im Vergleich zu 19 Fällen in den vergangenen fünf Jahren. Mindestens fünf Kinder drei in New York und je eines in Frankreich und Großbritannien sind an dem Syndrom gestorben. Bei wenigstens zwei weiteren Fällen wird es als Todesursache vermutet. Comment Created with Sketch. zu den Kommentaren Arrow-Right Created with Sketch.

Las personas con diabetes pueden ser más vulnerables al coronavirus - El Nacional

El diabetólogo Codoceo ahonda en el tema de la diabetes en tiempos de coronavirus y advierte sobre su importancia para quienes la padecen

Desde el comienzo de la pandemia del coronavirus se ha advertido que las personas más vulnerables a la acción del patógeno son quienes presentan enfermedades crónicas, como la diabetes. De hecho, desde marzo la Federación Internacional de Diabetes ha publicado informes que señalan que para las personas que la padecen, el coronavirus «puede ser más difícil de tratar. Esto debido a las fluctuaciones en los niveles de glucosa en la sangre, y posiblemente, la presencia de complicaciones». Pero, ¿por qué ocurre esto y qué medidas deben tomar las personas con diabetes? Verner Codoceo, diabetólogo parte del Centro de Diabetes de Clínica Las Condes en Chile, lo explica a Emol. Por un lado los pacientes con diabetes «generalmente no están solo con diabetes«, sino que tienen también otras enfermedades, como las cardiovasculares, relacionadas al corazón o a los riñones. Es desde ahí donde viene la gravedad en relación al coronavirus. Pero, por otra parte, el coronavirus provoca «un daño muy parecido a la diabetes misma«. En relación a esto último, Codoceo explica que el virus en las personas tiene varias fases. En la primera, ataca la parte del pulmón y es donde se producen problemas respiratorios. Sin embargo, si «esto no se maneja adecuadamente», en una segunda fase de la enfermedad pueden venir las «complicaciones sistémicas», es decir, la parte cardíaca, renal y falla orgánica del cuerpo en sí, asegura el médico. Respecto a esta última etapa, el diabetólogo indica que, en este corto tiempo del virus, existiría un cierto parecido respecto al daño que provoca el coronavirus y lo que ocurre en la diabetes. «Los vasos sanguíneos más chicos se obstruyen, se tapan y eso causa falta de llegada del oxígeno a los tejidos o inflamación. Ese tejido se muere y va provocando una respuesta de la persona en forma sistémica, de todo el cuerpo, y es ahí donde empiezan a fallar todos los órganos», explica. Y agrega que una de las partes más proclives a atacar después del pulmón es el corazón. Los pacientes A pesar de que el médico indica que «no está claro si todos los pacientes diabéticos, los cardiovasculares son de más riesgo, se podría decir que hay que cuidarlos a todos. Más todavía a aquellos que están descompensados». Por otro lado, el diabetólogo cuenta que ha visto en algunos de sus pacientes, que el nivel de estrés por el que pasa la mayoría de los ciudadanos está afectando más la patología de diabetes y provocando complicaciones. Entre ellos las crisis hipertensivas o descompensación de su enfermedad. «El estrés es adrenalina y la adrenalina aumenta la glicemia», agrega. Sin embargo, hay otros que cambiaron sus costumbres y desde las casas se han vuelto más ordenados con las comidas, lo que tiende a que la glicemia vaya hacia abajo. Codoceo aclara que las personas con diabetes tipo 2 tiene más riesgos que el tipo 1, ya que tienen «muchos problemas micro y macro vasculares producidos por la resistencia a la insulina». «En cambio, el diabético tipo 1 para que logre igualar esa cantidad de daño, tienen que pasar varios años como diabético tipo 1 conocido para que recién uno pueda decir que tiene daño microvascular», indica. Niños y diabetes Respecto al caso de los niños con la patología, el médico señala que todavía se está investigando cómo funciona el virus. Sin embargo, se podría decir que un niño con diabetes «tiene más probabilidades de complicarse» que quien no la tiene. Sin embargo, agrega que los niños con diabetes «son muchas veces mejor cuidados que los adultos». «El riesgo por ser diabético y ser niño sea menos riesgo que un adulto con diabetes. Pero es más que otra persona que no tiene diabetes», explica, enfatizando en la palabra tal vez. Sin embargo, «cómo funcione la enfermedad y las complicaciones, evidentemente es mucho mayor, porque a él se le va a descompensar su diabetes. Va a tener otros trastornos metabólicos por lo tanto es un niño de mucho mayor riesgo», añade. No abandonar los controles El médico indica que a pesar de la cuarentena es importante asistir a los controles. «Un paciente con diabetes que está mal cuidado, desgraciadamente tiene otros problemas más allá del coronavirus. Nos hemos abocado básicamente en estos dos meses al covid-19, pero ese paciente también puede tener otras enfermedades», advierte. El experto agrega que «acudir a un centro de salud es mucho más seguro que ir al supermercado, donde no hay distanciamiento social. Todo eso está previsto en un centro hospitalario donde existe la necesidad de mantener los niveles de seguridad». La democracia muere cuando hay censura. Hoy tú puedes ayudar a mantener el periodismo independiente solo con USD 3 al mes. ¡Aporta y sé parte de la solución! Conelnacional.com

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