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How To Reduce Your Energy Bills The Extended Version Trying to think out of the box to bring ideas into people's homes to help us all to reduce the cost of energy bills. The struggles the current Government brings upon us is becoming unbearable for many people.  When will the number of energy price hikes stop?  So now together let's try to share ways to try to help ourselves and our loved ones keep warm and fed.  Here are some tips to reduce the amount of electricity your household uses   Try to acclimatise your mind and body when weather seasonal changes occur  Consider adjusting the way your bedding is like a higher tog duvet  Let the sun come in during light hours open the curtains and make the most of the sun's rays  Family movie nights all sitting together watching one TV, one TV switched on is better than 2, 3 or 4, heating one room is better than heating 2, 3 or 4 Friends social night take turns with friends at eachs homes saves you both using heating, cooking and TV

 Cause and Effect..... One thing of certainty is change; including many major milestones within the development of scientific theories; for example what once held a strong foundation in 1916 may not have done so in 1931. Whoever says scientists don't know what they are talking about is foolish; scientific research offers up to people possible explanations and reasonable predictions, but does scientific theory ever become fact? If proof exists beyond a shadow of a doubt, scientists would no longer continue to research and develop their knowledge and understanding around certain subject areas; cosmologists question the shape of the universe now, once people questioned the shape of the Earth. Knowledge exists in a constant state of flux, and great scientists driven by curiosity offer up new possibilities to yesterday's questions. Observed correlation might indicate a casual relationship between two variables, and may enable us to make a strong argument about the cause and effect r

Are You Considering the Covid-19 Vaccination for your Young Child?  7th April 2022 Short Look At the History of Vaccinations and Infectious Diseases and Preventions We are living through the dawn of Covid-19 , and as frightening as it may seem right now it's worth remembering what we have already accomplished in combating other serious infectious diseases To make comparisons between various infectious diseases we need ways to contrast them, such things as Total number of deaths caused by an outbre Total number of infected case A way of ranking how lethal an infectious disease is using Case Fatality Rate CFR Ranking Lethality of Infectious Diseases Case fatality rate (CFR) for a given epidemic is the probability of dying being given a case, so the ratio of cumulative number of deaths over cumulative numbers of cases. However, which cases are considered in CFR - infected (symptomatic or not), symptomatic (confirmed or not) or confirmed. This means that a CFR is often given using t