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This article is more than 1 month old It is mad to be concerned about levels of government debt when so many people’s livelihoods and wellbeing are at stake A study backed by former Labour prime minister Gordon Brown reckons that within months at least one in 10 workers (about four million people) will be without work. Photograph: Murdo MacLeod/The Guardian A study backed by former Labour prime minister Gordon Brown reckons that within months at least one in 10 workers (about four million peo...

Infusion therapy keeps virus patients home Passavant among hospitals using treatment for those with mild to moderate symptoms Journal-Courier FacebookTwitterEmail Art Yarnik relaxes in his Staunton home. He was one of 365 people who have already received an infusion therapy for patients with mild or moderate COVID-19 symptoms. Memorial Health System offers the procedure to help keep people from facing hospitalization.Kara Slating | Memorial Health System Tim Yarnik, his wife and daughter were o...

Former Larsen’s building in Waterville gets ‘top-to-bottom’ renovation and will house nutrition store Businessman Bill Mitchell is renovating 57 Main St. in downtown Waterville, where Elm City Nutrition is slated to open on the first floor this spring and the upper two floors are large, high-end apartments. Share Bill Mitchell stands Friday in the entryway to his newly renovated property at the corner of Common and Main streets in downtown Waterville. Michael G. Seamans/Morning Sentine...

A technology war is being waged between people making bots to snatch highly desirable items like the PS5 and specialists trying to prevent them, but a change in law is not the answer, an expert has said. Gamers have been battling to get their hands on the latest PlayStation and Xbox consoles amid limited stock supplies since both were released in November last year. Consumers recently expressed frustration after a Twitter account promoting a service called Carnage Bot claimed to help bot users ...

A technology war is being waged between people making bots to snatch highly desirable items like the PS5 and specialists trying to prevent them, but a change in law is not the answer, an expert has said. Gamers have been battling to get their hands on the latest PlayStation and Xbox consoles amid limited stock supplies since both were released in November last year. Consumers recently expressed frustration after a Twitter account promoting a service called Carnage Bot claimed to help bot users ...

Beauty, as they say, is in the eye of the beholder and debates around what is or isn’t beautiful have a habit of rumbling on, and on. When it comes to cars, it’s a very similar story but that doesnt stop us from airing our views, or defending them when others tell us we don’t know what we’re talking about. It’s all part of the fun. At least when we’re talking about the most beautiful cars the world has ever seen, there’s some degree of consensus. Classic models that are remembered...

Infusion treatment helps those with mild COVID-19 symptoms The Courier Memorial Medical Center SPRINGFIELD – Tim Yarnik, his wife and daughter were on their way to an outing in St. Louis and planned to visit his dad, who lives in Staunton, on the way there. His dad, Art, who’s 87 years old and lives alone, wasn’t acting himself, and his forehead felt warm. They urged him to be tested for COVID-19. Two days later, he tested positive for the virus. His fever was 103 degrees. “We were frig...

  The causes for concern surrounding Italy are growing, even as the ECB keeps a tight lid on its bond yields, pushing its debt servicing costs lower as its debt explodes higher. The Euro Area’s weakest link, Italy, is once again in the familiar grip of a political crisis. The trigger this time was a decision by former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi to orchestrate the resignations of two ministers from his fledgling IItalia Viva party. Renzi accuses the current premier Giuseppe Conte of amassing...

Sponsored Links Chevy Corvette fans could be accurately described as fanatical. We study the cars, the history, the numbers. We have clubs like the National Corvette Restorers Society and National Corvette Owners Association. We have big gatherings to celebrate our cars like Corvettes at Carlisle, Bloomington Gold, and the NCRS National Convention. We know and love our Corvettes. Even for the most rabid Corvette fan, there are a few Chevy Corvettes most of us have never seen, and even fewer wil...

Russinoff began turning drawings into models. At 16, he submitted an entry for the Fisher Body Craftsmans Guild. The following year, he earned third place in the Michigan state competition for auto design. The year after that, he won, securing a $4000 scholarship with a model of a rear-engined sedan. His love of design was cemented. A Detroit native and lifelong GM artist who retired in 1995, Russinoff died in November at the age of 90. This weekend, Eclectic Attic Estate Sales will host a two-...