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SACRAMENTO (CBS13) – Sonya Frausto owns Ten Acres Pharmacy in Sacramento, and like many others, she’s pressed to get enough staff trained in administering the COVID-19 vaccine. In fact, we did a simple search online for COVID vaccine jobs and discovered a long list of pharmacies looking for workers. That’s why Frausto is encouraging people with any healthcare background to get trained on the vaccine. READ MORE: Stockton Couple Identified As Major Drug Suppliers In Amador County, Sheriff Says “Twenty hour-long training where they actually have to do home training, live training, computer training and they get to practice,” Frausto said. “All of this information is jam-packed into this training so that’s why it’s important that you have this large quantity of information because patients are going to ask questions.” Frausto and her staff take 30-plus calls a day just from people asking about the vaccine. “I think my very first day that was one of the first questions I had to … [Read more...] about Retired Nurses Join Frontlines As Sacramento Pharmacies Push For Trained Vaccinators

Recent media reports lit up with news that the oil and gas industry has agreed to endorse a tax on carbon dioxide emissions. Several weeks ago, the American Petroleum Institute (API), one of the nation’s largest oil and gas trade associations, voted to support the tax as a replacement for current greenhouse gas regulations. Readers should realize that the API’s support for the carbon tax is based on at least four big myths. First, this support for the CO2 tax is based on the questionable notion that American society requires some regulatory motivation to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions. It clearly doesn’t. Even under the Trump administration’s push for energy dominance, the U.S. reduced greenhouse gas (GHG) emission s. Driven largely by electricity producers switching from coal to natural gas, but also magnified by last year’s COVID-19 lockdowns, the U.S. has reduced its CO2 emissions by 24 percent from 2005 levels . While GHG emissions are expected to increase slightly … [Read more...] about CO2 tax support is based in myth: Taxing essential energy harms more than it helps

It was only a matter of time before the left-wing cancel mob came for Gran Torino , Clint Eastwood’s 2008 movie about a bigoted retired autoworker and his Asian Hmong neighbors. The racial epithets spewed by protagonist Walt Kowalski are so prolific that it’s hard to imagine the movie being released under today’s ultra-woke Hollywood standards. Anyone who’s seen Gran Torino and has half a brain will easily grasp that the movie is the opposite of racist. After Walt catches Thao, the Hmong teenager next door, trying to steal his cherished 1972 Gran Torino, he puts the boy to work fixing houses around the neighborhood. Walt grudgingly becomes his mentor, his friend, and eventually his father figure. In the end, he makes the ultimate sacrifice to protect Thao and his family from local Hmong gangbangers. None of that matters anymore because Gran Torino is now officially problematic. The wave of physical assaults on Asian Americans has unleashed a woke backlash against the movie … [Read more...] about Ng: In Defense of Clint Eastwood’s ‘Gran Torino,’ Now Under Attack from Left-Wing Cancel Mob

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — He was well-known in the stands at Pittsburgh Pirates games. Phil Coyne is now being remembered as a long-time usher for the team, a huge fan and a beloved member of the community. Family members say Coyne died Friday morning. He was 102. READ MORE: Phil Coyne, Longtime Pirates Usher, Turns 102-Years-Old It is with a heavy heart that we confirm the news of the passing of long-time usher Phil Coyne. Today, we remember the life and many fond moments we have all shared with Phil. Our deepest condolences to the Coyne family and the many friends Phil made throughout the years. pic.twitter.com/0CJyutXSZ1 — Pirates (@Pirates) April 9, 2021 Coyne was just shy of turning an amazing 103-years-old. He grew up in Oakland and had an extraordinary life. In 2018, a plaque was dedicated to Coyne between Sections 26 and 27 at PNC Park, where he had worked since the ballpark opened in 2001. Coyne joined the organization at just 18-years-old and his famous … [Read more...] about Long-Time Pittsburgh Pirates Usher Phil Coyne, Who Worked Over 6,000 Games, Passes Away At Age 102

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A comprehensive package of police reform measures cleared the Maryland General Assembly on Wednesday, including repeal of police job protections long cited as a barricade to accountability. Lawmakers approved a new statewide use-of-force policy, limits on no-knock warrants and an expansion of public access to records in police disciplinary cases. READ MORE: COVID-19 In Maryland: More Than 1.5K New Cases Reported, Positivity Rate Down Police would be required to use body cameras statewide by 2026. One measure would create a unit in the attorney general’s office to investigate police-involved deaths and prohibit law enforcement from buying surplus military equipment. The legislation, which now goes to Republican Gov. Larry Hogan, has been months in the making and a top priority of the General Assembly, which is controlled by Democrats. A spokesman for Hogan said he would review the legislation. Lawmakers voted to repeal the Law Enforcement Officers Bill … [Read more...] about Maryland Lawmakers Approve Package Of Police Reform Measures