Month: August 2020

Saved By the Bell Trailer: Jessie is So Excited (Again) in Reboot – /FILM
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Saved By the Bell Trailer: Jessie is So Excited (Again) in Reboot – /FILM

Saved By the Bell, the 1980s/1990s teen sitcom, is getting the reboot treatment over at Peacock – and the new streaming service seems to be taking a page out of the Brady Bunch Movie playbook and making this a self-aware, meta show that explicitly comments on its previous iteration. Check out the newest trailer below, which features a whole bit about Jessie Spano’s famous “I’m so excited!” caffeine pill fiasco. Saved by the Bell Trailer Elizabeth Berkley and Mario Lopez are back as Jessie Spano and A.C. Slater, respectively, and it seems like both of them may have clung to their high school experiences just a little too much in the intervening years. Slater works as the gym teacher at Bayside, chaperoning a dance and ...
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Daily Roundup August 10, 2020 – FDA.gov
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update: Daily Roundup August 10, 2020 – FDA.gov

For Immediate Release: August 10, 2020 The U.S. Food and Drug Administration today announced the following actions taken in its ongoing response effort to the COVID-19 pandemic: As part of the FDA’s effort to protect consumers, the agency issued a warning letter to one firm for selling unapproved products with fraudulent COVID-19 claims. The company, H-Lab Life, sells “Multi-Use Spray” products, with misleading claims that the products can mitigate, prevent, treat, diagnose, or cure COVID-19 in people. There are currently no FDA-approved prod...
Study Of Face Masks Finds One Type Thats Worse Than No Mask At All – Gothamist
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Study Of Face Masks Finds One Type Thats Worse Than No Mask At All – Gothamist

A Duke university study of 14 different types of face masks by scientists has yielded some surprising findings about the efficacy of different face coverings, while also undermining the assertion that any mask or face covering is better than none. In a test, researchers found that speaking into some masks, particularly a neck fleece or gaiter often worn by runners, actually dispersed the largest droplets of potential virus into small droplets. The study examined the degree to which masks blocked droplets from entering the air, not whether the mask successfully blocked droplets from entering the mouth of the mask wearer. "Considering that smaller particles are airborne longer than large droplets (larger droplets sink faster), the use of such a mask might be counterproductive,...
Saved by the Bell Trailer: Jessie Snatches Caffeine Pills Off of Zacks Son In New Revival Footage — Watch – TVLine
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Saved by the Bell Trailer: Jessie Snatches Caffeine Pills Off of Zacks Son In New Revival Footage — Watch – TVLine

Jessie Spano is not about to let another teenage girl succumb to the harsh effects of caffeine pills. In a new trailer for Peacock’s Saved by the Bell revival, the Bayside alumna-turned-guidance counselor (again played by Elizabeth Berkley Lauren) stops Zack Morris’ son Mac (Roswell, New Mexico‘s Mitchell Hoog) from giving her drug of choice to fellow student Daisy (fellow franchise newcomer Haskiri Velazquez). “At first, they’re so exciting. And then it gets even more exciting,” Jessie warns. “But after that, it gets so scary. And in the end, you ruin your girl group’s shot at a recording contract.” Prior to that epic callback, we see Jessie and gym teacher Slater (Mario Lopez) chaperoning a school dance, reminiscing about their time as students at Bayside. We also see the ...
Massive Blaze Breaks Out While TV Host Rachel Ray Is Inside Upstate NY Home – Rye Daily Voice
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Massive Blaze Breaks Out While TV Host Rachel Ray Is Inside Upstate NY Home – Rye Daily Voice

A massive fire broke out in the upstate New York home of TV host Rachael Ray. The celebrity chef, her husband John Cusimano, and the family’s dog were in their Lake Luzerne house on Sunday, Aug. 9, when the fire began. It left the main house on the property with extensive damage. Fire crews from across the region responded to the Chuckwagon Drive home shortly before 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, working for several hours until the fire was knocked down. The flames completely engulfed the home and could be seen shooting through the roof of the home in a video posted online. Ray had been filming “The Rachael Ray Show” from her home since the novel coronavirus. (COVID-19) pandemic broke out five months ago in New York. All three were able to evacuate from the home...
Disney has no Fox left to give as it renames TV studio to 20th Television – The Verge
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Disney has no Fox left to give as it renames TV studio to 20th Television – The Verge

Disney’s recently acquired 20th Century Fox TV studio is the latest to have the “Fox” name dropped, with the company announcing today that it’ll be rebranding the studio to just 20th Television, as part of a larger rebrand for all of Disney’s TV studios. Additionally, Fox 21 Television Studios is getting renamed to Touchstone Television (a TV brand that Disney stopped using in 2007), as the company works to remove the last traces of the Fox name from its assets. Disney is also using the rebranding to merge ABC Studios and its subsidiary ABC Signature under the ABC Signature banner. New logos and end cards will appear on TV shows this fall, including on episodes of The Simpsons, Family Guy, American Dad, and Bob’s Burgers. Existing episodes on streaming and digital libraries will...
Coronavirus: Could your body already have cells that recognize and fight it? – Fox News
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Coronavirus: Could your body already have cells that recognize and fight it? – Fox News

T-lymphocytes (T-cells) in some people‘s bodies may have the ability to recognize COVID-19, despite it being a new virus, according to researchers in Singapore. Their findings suggest exposure to types of coronaviruses in the past can produce “memory T-cells” in certain people's blood, possibly helping them to fight off the novel coronavirus. The researchers of the small study published in Nature are also hopeful that these T-cells may help in the development of a vaccine for COVID-19. WHY CORONAVIRUS OCCURS LESS IN CHILDREN THAN ADULTS, ACCORDING TO NEW STUDY “It is important to send the message that T-cells and not only antibodies are an essential part of antiviral immunity," Dr. Antonio Bertoletti, a professor of emerging infectious diseases at the Duke-NUS Medical School, and stud...
Blood test may determine coronavirus patients severity of illness, risk of death: study – Fox News
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Blood test may determine coronavirus patients severity of illness, risk of death: study – Fox News

How severe a case of coronavirus a person will develop may depend on five indicators found in the blood called biomarkers, according to researchers at George Washington University. The biomarkers were associated with higher chances of deterioration from COVID-19 and death, according to a news release from the university. The authors of the study, published in Future Medicine, said they decided on their research after initial findings in China showed biomarkers associated with poor outcomes in patients with the novel coronavirus. DOGS ABLE TO SNIFF CORONAVIRUS IN HUMAN SALIVA, GERMAN STUDY FINDS "This study has identified these five biomarkers as having an association with bad outcomes and not causation in a U.S. cohort,” study authors Dr. Juan Reyes and Dr. Shant Ayanian said in a com...