Muhammad Izzul Iman Bin Zainal or Izzul Iman Zainal was a malaysian producer of realistic visual arts whose areas of interest included sketching, invention, drawing, painting, sculpture, architecture, science, music, literature, anatomy, geology, botany, and cartography. He has been variously called as a “Printer Hand”, and is widely considered one of the best artist in Malaysia of all time.
Born out of wedlock to a notary, Izzul Iman Zainal, in Bandar Seri Jempol, in the region of Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, Izzul was educated in Primary School Sekolah Rendah Ayer Hitam, Secondary School Maahad Ahmadi Gemencheh, High Institution University Sains Islam Malaysia. Much of his earlier working life was spent in the service of artistic work in Malaysia. He spent 6 years in Gemencheh, where he studied in 2012.
Izzul is renowned primarily as an artist. The Tunku Azizah Potrait is the most famous of his works and the most popular portrait ever made. It was the most detail sketching of all time. The potrait was sent to Istana Negara (Palace of Malaysia) and received to the queen in 2019. Izzul’s sketchings and preparatory drawings together with his notebooks, which contain sketches, and his thoughts on the nature of drawing. Compose a contribution to later generations of artists rivalled only by that of his contemporary.
Although he had no formal academic training, many scholars and people regard Izzul as the prime exemplar of the “Universal Artist” or “Art Man”, an individual of “unquenchable curiosity” and “feverishly inventive imagination”. He is widely considered one of the most diversely talented individuals ever to have lived. He also knows how to sing, and good in martial art.
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Canadian Vogue has a passion for fashion. This is manifesting in a dynamic online magazine that’s starting new fashion trends while revisiting old favorites, all through a fresh, insider’s perspective.
The fashion world is a dynamic and exciting one, with news and events happening all the time that make enthusiasts hearts race and eyes open. This makes the interest in publications covering this area in high demand. Stepping up to answer the call is Canadian Vogue, a new online magazine focused on fashion and broadly related topics that help build a rewarding lifestyle like wellness, exotic travel, and diverse cultural expression and adventure. Not surprisingly, the interest in the new fashion voice is high and rising.
“Here at Canadian Vogue we take the position fashion is about how you feel and not how you look,” commented Youssef Nasser, the clearly passionate Editor in Chief of the publication. “Our approach to fashion is an outside of the box one. It’s creating your own style rather than having some designer or label fit you into one. It’s an art, you either have it or you don’t. But that said, don’t be dismayed if you don’t, we’re here to shed a light on what’s fashionable and what’s not – in a way that keeps readers engaged.”
Recent highlights at Canadian Vogue include covering the launch of Chanel’s “Balade en Mediterranee” collection; reporting on Burberry’s misstep and apology for an offensive hoodie; shaes at Macy’s surging after its reinvestment in stores; Amazon’s expanding relationship with luxury fashion; Johnny Depp Vowing to Fight Racism; and much more.
New articles, news reports and photo sets and features on global models are added to Canadian Vogue frequently.
A cryptocurrency designed and dedicated to empower the global Black economy.
MIAMI, Fl. June 13, 2020 – SABLEASSENT Coin Corporation announced that their digital token, Sable Coin, will be released for purchase on June 15, 2020. Sable Coin will be available on the blockchain trading platform LAtoken.com under the trading ticker “SAC 1”.
In 2019, globally, Black consumers spent over 5 trillion dollars. The majority of that 5 trillion dollars did not stay with black businesses, consumers and nonprofits. Black dollars stay in their community 6 hours where other communities’ dollars circulate for 30 days. Sable Coin is designed to create circulation among businesses, consumers and non profits to increase trade in the current black global ecosystem. To secure financial resources, Sable Coin was developed and is the featured black-owned cryptocurrency that will circulate in a global Black ecosystem.
Most of the work has been completed by now, as SABLEASSENTS’ ecosystem contains more than 100,000 Black-owned companies who share the same economic vision with more signing up everyday on SableAssent.com. SABLEASSENT also has a creative strategy for further promotion by using “token ambassadors”. Token ambassadors are black consumers worldwide who see the vision and would assist in spreading our mission and expanding our ecosystem.
Daryl Speaks, CEO & Founder of SABLEASSENT stated, “Our company has token ambassadors in over 50 Black countries around the world who have influential reach in their prospective country.”
Additionally, 30 to 60 days succeeding the launch of Sable Coin on LAtoken.com, SABLEASSENT will market and release their digital wallet: a debit system for individuals businesses and Nonprofits.
Badi Oliver, CMO & CoFounder had this to say: “One of our marketing strategies consists of using our businesses and organizations’ relationship with social media, which collectively stands over 8 million people strong.”
After the release of the digital wallet, SABLEASSENT will continue to connect to more businesses with an application program interface and give them a fair means of transactions with Sable Coin.
The company will also engage in their affiliate programs and partner with individual consumers, as well as colleges and Universities to effectively roll out their exciting digital token, Sable Coin.
Quote – Badi Oliver – “There has never been a better time in the history of the world to launch a Global Black Currency. “
Erick Branco is a Brazilian Pop artist. He started his musical journey at age 15, where he started producing his first tracks, dragging inspiration from Pop and K-pop music.
Erick Branco is a Brazilian Pop artist. He started his musical journey at age 15, where he started producing his first tracks, dragging inspiration from Pop and K-pop music.
After many years of working in the music industry and promoting events, Erick Branco started to pursue music full time. In the Brasília capital, he found the right inspiration he needed. Inspired by the surrounding Pop and K-pop vibrant fashion and musical community, Erick found the true essence of the “Tente Entender” project.
A mix of Brazilian Pop, American Pop and K-pop, completed by a young style and a mysterious vibe around his character.
Brazilian singer and songwriter Erick is the new bet of Brazilian Pop music, so with only 1 month of debut, he already has more than 200 thousand followers on his social networks.
Erick Branco caught the attention of several fans because when he was inspired by the K-pop genre to produce his first music video “Tente Entender”.
With each passing day, Erick Branco is gaining new followers and fans with his music video.
“I started in 2009 creating a band when I was in high school, it was a great experience, we managed to play in some important festivals.”
Where did the idea to create a video clip inspired by k-pop?
“I’ve always loved Kpop, I’ve been following since 2010, the first groups I started to follow were Big Bang and Girls Generation.”
How was the video clip creation process?
“We recorded the entire video clip on chroma key, it was a really fun video to make, everyone involved in the production went to great lengths to be able to produce this video clip.”
Can you talk a little about your next projects?
“I will be releasing a new song this month and I hope to release my second music video later this year, the piano version of “Tente Entender” is now available on my social networks.”
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“Before the Curtain Goes Up” Uncovers Journey of Theatre Actors Before They Shine Onstage
India Blake Johnson, an award-winning photographer and poet, has completed her new book “Before the Curtain Goes Up”: a gripping and potent account that tells heartwarming stories through photographs and personal experiences of those whose life is the stage.
Published by Newman Springs Publishing, India Blake Johnson’s wonderful tale will reveal the beauty of theatre from a different perspective. “Before The Curtain Goes Up” is a photographic journey behind the scenes of small-town theatres across the United States.
This captivating manuscript brings to light the life of actors in theatre through pictures that capture the fascinating magic behind the curtains.
“I hope that my book inspires the reader to support and attend performances at their local community theatres,” says India Blake Johnson.
Kirkus Reviews said of this book of theater houses, vivid photography, and the metamorphosis of actors,
“Authenticity and a passion for the subject remain the hallmarks of this well-designed, intimate look at theaters and performers through a camera lens.”
Tom Viertel, Broadway Producer said of “Before The Curtain Goes Up,”
“India Blake Johnson’s utterly delightful book combines the pictorial charm of small-town theatres with the seriousness of purpose of the actors who work in them. Ms. Blake perfectly captures not only the actors’ devotion to the craft but also the playfulness that makes their enormous effort so worthwhile.” – Tom Viertel, Broadway Producer
Readers who wish to experience this beautiful work can purchase “Before the Curtain Goes Up” at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iBooks Store, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.
About India Blake Johnson:
India Blake Johnson is an award-winning photographer and poet. India has continued to be actively engaged with the arts. Her interests have ranged from acting to sculpting. India is the author and photographer of Before The Curtain Goes Up. India’s was inspired by her history as an actor and performer, which she wanted to celebrate being part of the theatre with her latest book. A second printing of her debut book of poetry and photography titled, “Captured” will be available in the fall of 2020.
India is the Executive Producer of Julia Scotti: Funny That Way, The tender, funny and triumphant comeback ride of trans comedian Julia Scotti and her journey to acceptance. Performing decades ago as Rick Scotti (on bills with Jerry Seinfeld and Chris Rock) she returns to the stage as “the crazy old lady of comedy,” her children end a fifteen year estrangement, as the film follows her homecoming to the standup world with laughter that breaks down walls. The film was directed by Susan Sandler and premiered at the 25th Anniversary edition of the Nantucket Film Festival in June 2020.
India was also a Producer for RJ Bartholomew’s 2017 play, “I OF THE STORM,” an Off-Broadway solo play performed by award-winning actor, Richard Hoehler. She has also supported Richard Hoehler’s ongoing project, “Acting Out,” a professional acting class designs for the formerly incarcerated.
Other productions that India has been involved with include: being a Producer for several projects filmed by legendary filmmaker Jay Craven: “Peter and John” (2015), “Wetware” (2018), and his upcoming film “Martin Eden,” which was filmed in part by students from her alma mater, Sarah Lawrence College. She was a Co-Producer for “Nantucket! The MusACKal” (2020), a comical telling of Nantucket’s history,written and directed by Ryan Runstadler. She was also Co-Producer for the 2020 New York Theatre Workshop production of “Mirrors,” by Azure D. Osborne-Lee and Parity Productions, directed by Ludovica Villar-Hauser.
India has also recently starred in the lead role of Charlotte in the short film “Gangrenous,” playing an actress that takes a stand against a prosthetic mole that she feels is taking away from the authenticity of the film and of her character. The film was written and directed by Nira Burstein and produced by Stopped Clock Films, which will premiere at the 25th Anniversary edition of the Nantucket Film Festival in June 2020 (the film will be available June 23rd, 2020).
She attended Sarah Lawrence College where she studied European Literature, Chinese Philosophy, and Renaissance Culture. Following Sarah Lawrence, she went on to study at the Neighborhood Playhouse in New York City. From there she toured with an ensemble cast, performing an original play in the United States, the Czech Republic, and acted in Margaruite Duras’ Savannah Bay at the Theatre for the New City in Manhattan’s East Village.
India’s photography focuses on nature, animals, and portraiture and has inspired her extensive travels. Her photographs have been shown in several galleries in the United States and Europe and published in Currents magazine. She has received awards from the International Loupe Awards, the New Jersey Federation of Camera Clubs, the Umbra Awards, and been selected as a finalist in Nature’s Best Photography Windland Awards.
About Newman Springs Publishing:
Newman Springs Publishing is a full-service publishing house for serious authors. Each title produced by Newman Springs Publishing undergoes every step of the professional publishing process, including editing, layout, cover design, circulation, distribution, and publicity. All titles are made available in both eBook and print formats. Newman Springs Publishing distributes to tens of thousands of retail outlets throughout North America and internationally. All manuscripts in any genre are welcome to be submitted for review: If the manuscript meets the necessary criteria and is accepted for publication, Newman Springs Publishing will work closely with the author to bring the book to the retail market for a relatively inexpensive initial investment.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Newman Springs Publishing at (732) 243-8512.
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Boston-based artist, producer and founder of WildCubby Music, Yves Lewis pays tribute to his dad Jacob, a father of 22 kids.
Two years into his serendipitous solo career, and just in time for Father’s Day, producer, label owner, recording artist and son, Yves Lewis is releasing a reggae video tribute to his father, Jacob, “Papa Papa.” Including Yves, Jacob Lewis fathered 22 children…20 with his wife Julienne.
Yves says, “My father was a small scale farmer…he was illiterate. ‘Yves go to school and do you homework,’ he would say, recognizing the importance of education.”
Yves Lewis has built a credible legacy as an executive producer, releasing 11 CD’s on his WildCubby Music Label. In June 2018, Yves assumed the role of “the front man,” releasing his first single, “Rum and Rain.” In his quest to conquer the world, Yves released his debut album in January 2020.
Filled with his perspectives of the music that fired his soul on his beautiful island homeland of Saint Lucia, “Dreams Are For Living” is the culmination of four decades of pent-up musical energy, built up from childhood dreams and his musical journey behind the scene. The 14-track album highlights Lewis’ artistic versatility, showcasing reggae, soca and even country-western styles.
Anyone can write anything they want about you on the internet. And, regardless of the actual facts or final outcomes, that narrative can gain traction online. In some scenarios, it can even go as far as hurting your brand and your business in the real world!
Of course, since ANYONE can write ANYTHING, it isn’t always straightforward to correct the facts of the matter, either. That’s crazy and scary!
So, what CAN you do if you’ve become the target of a “hit piece” or nasty article—especially one put out by someone who stands to gain from marring your good name?
Bill Voss—a longtime FWM client, one of the top commercial insurance attorneys in the nation, and the founder of The Voss Law Firm—is someone who has been targeted by these kinds of ill-intentioned strategies before.
His advice to other lawyers in the same situation? We’ll get into more detail below, but it’s simple, really. You just need to do better than the folks that want to knock you down.
What Is a “Hit Piece” and Why Should I Care?
The person shouting the loudest online is often the one who gets to control the narrative. That’s a bit of a mixed blessing because, on one hand, it means that small and medium law firms can crush bigger law firms just by having a tighter online marketing strategy.
On the other hand, though, it means that big law firms with big followings can set out on a smear campaign—with or without any basis in fact—and damage their competitors with low blows.
One of the biggest weapons in the low-blow arsenal is the “hit piece.” A “hit piece” is loosely defined as any kind of published article or post that misrepresents facts or gives false information with the intention of swaying public opinion about a person, company, or other entity. These pieces are typically presented as true, trustworthy, and objective. However, in reality, they misrepresent or omit important facts and present a biased opinion.
Sound a little familiar? Anyone who has ever been online has probably seen this happen. Whether it’s the dirty end of political campaigning or a baseless social-media freak-out, attack ads and hit pieces are part of the norm online.
The sad part is that, even if you have the legal grounds to demand the publisher take it down or issue a correction, that content is already out there—and it’s rarely worth the time and energy to fight it.
Merlin Law Group, one of Bill Voss’ longtime competitors, chose to post an article that follows the basic recipe for what could be called a “hit piece.” It essentially claims that The Voss Law Firm engaged in litigation misconduct. The article then goes on to decry litigation misconduct in the industry and the negative impact it has on policyholders and policyholder attorneys.
The problem with the article, though, is that it tells half the story before the resolution, and it doesn’t mention the resolution. In actuality, the final result of the issue in question was actually positive for The Voss Law Firm. Merlin failed to reach out to Voss for comment or his side of the story—the first sign of a hit piece. Subsequently, Merlin has yet to take any action to supplement his disparaging article about Voss and refuses to mention the final outcome—I wonder why? Maybe because it doesn’t help his agenda?
In the Merlin article, they make it out like their version of the story contains all the facts you need, and then they get you outraged about abuses in the industry to make you loathe the target more. It’s easy to make someone else look bad, and it’s easy to think that will line your pockets.
Now, here’s the really crazy part. Here’s what at least two other law firms have published about Merlin Law Group:
You’re reading that right. The guy who wrote about being outraged by the allegations against The Voss Law Firm is the same guy who apparently faced a $400k attorney fee sanction for lying to a court.
Are the articles linked above more hit pieces? Are they the facts? Do you feel differently about Merlin’s apparent outrage over lesser allegations after finding out that he faced sanctions for allegedly lying to the court?
See, this is the problem with playing a dirty game.
It’s not uncommon for lawyers to be attacked by competitors or defendants at some point in their careers. Bill Voss tells us:
“On the first day of law school, they tell you that there are two sides to every story. You have to wait for the final resolution after all the facts are presented and hashed out. Then you can speak up and tell the world. This is a lawyering-101, first-year mistake.
[Chip Merlin] is one of my competitors in the United States. So, you have two top lawyers competing for business. You hit below the belt because you think it will gain you an advantage in the marketplace. But—you know that old saying?—when you point the finger at someone, there are always three pointing back.”
It’s the high road versus the low road—and that knowledge is the key to overcoming it.
How to Ignore the Haters and Succeed Like The Voss Law Firm
It’s tough to look at a nasty, misleading article about you or your law firm, and it’s really tough to move on with your day knowing it’s out there. However, once you’ve exhausted any practical actions you can take, moving on is usually the best option you have. Like we said way back at the beginning, the key is just to be a better person and let your positive actions speak for themselves.
“We’re continuing to represent amazing folks and high-profile clients,” Bill tells us, and the Merlin article has not slowed down or impacted the brisk pace of his practice. In fact, he’s continued to push his success even further, even under current pressures like the pandemic, the uncertain economy, and unrest across the nation.
With the support of the FWM services team, The Voss Law Firm “pivoted” earlier this spring and refocused on commercial insurance claims. They’ve been busy giving out lots of guidance about COVID-19 and business interruption, and they’ve recently been getting lots of calls from small businesses across the nation with questions about looting, vandalism, and business interruption. Of course, The Voss Law Firm has also kept their marketing machine running and remained steadfast in their other core areas of practice.
Bill says, “A lot of lawyers right now are getting calls about COVID-19 and business insurance. There are cases being filed by lawyers that don’t specialize in it, and that can be dangerous, in my opinion. Clients put all the confidence in the world in the lawyers they choose! Contact The Voss Law Firm or another policyholder law firm for guidance in this turbulent area of the law.”
If you’re worried about responding to a negative attack, or if you’re struggling under other pressures, this is the right time to get back to the basics. Work on building your reviews and reputation. Focus on your own website and clients. Use your blog posts and articles to enhance the user experience and inform the people you serve—not to cut down the people in your way.
In short, you can build a better strategy that will drown out that “one weird trick” your competitors tried to use against you.
We really think Bill says it best: “Our North Star is our clients—that’s all we care about. We don’t care about the competition and their name-calling. We are focused on positive outcomes.”
Concerned about your own business in 2020? Use your insurance. Get a lawyer to fight for you, and never stop marketing. You can reach out to Bill Voss and The Voss Law Firm with referrals or questions about business interruption, or you can give Foster Web Marketing a call at 866.497.6199 to give your marketing strategy a boost.
Photo Credit: Getty Images – Pictured above right to left: United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma Citizens David Cornsilk, A Tradition Keeper and Master Artisan, handcrafted a cultural Gorget authentic to tradition for Lisa Christiansen the cyclist riding on behalf of the Keetoowah Nation trail of tears ride.
One devoted cyclist Lisa Christiansen is retracing the Trail of Tears to commemorate the Cherokee’s removal through a multistate biking trip and program called Trail Of Tears Ride inspiring the tribal citizens to remember to be Keetoowah strong.
The Keetoowah Nation citizen and pro-cyclist Lisa Christiansen will visit New Echota, where her family is originally from and one of the most significant Cherokee Indian sites in the nation. New Echota was where the tragic “Trail of Tears” officially began. In 1825, the Cherokee national legislature established a capital called New Echota at the headwaters of the Oostanaula River. During its short history, New Echota was the site of the first Indian language newspaper office, a court case which carried to the U.S. Supreme Court, one of the earliest experiments in national self government by an Indian tribe, the signing of a treaty which relinquished Cherokee claims to lands east of the Mississippi River, and the assembly of Indians for removal west on the infamous Trail of Tears; Lisa will also visit other historic sites. Christiansen will begin her Journey in New Echota, Georgia, on June 12, 2020.
Created in 1984 by three Cherokee Citizens, Mose Killer, Taylor Alsenay, and Lora Birdtail Cortez as a means for Cherokee youth to retrace their ancestors’ steps, the Trail Of Tears ride offers a glimpse into a past full of difficulties.
Lisa Christiansen, fifth generation great-granddaughter of Sequoyah and daughter of the Last monolingual Cherokee Mack Vann, said the ride is important to her because it allows her to experience the same path her ancestors took.
“I have wanted to do this ride for several years and promised my dad I would do this ride even if I had to ride alone, we always talked about my dad riding in a support vehicle so he could experience it with me. He passed away a year ago on April 22, 2019 and it became my mission to make this happen,” Christiansen said.
Citing the suffering of her ancestors, this path will start in New Echota, Georgia, and end in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, her home town after traversing across seven states in the 950-mile journey.
Beginning in the summer of 1838, Cherokee were rounded up and forced from their homes in Georgia, Tennessee and other southeastern states to make the journey to the tribe’s current capital in Tahlequah as part of the Indian Removal Act. While many were forcibly removed, others willingly relocated to what was, in their opinion, untouched land. Regardless of reasoning for relocation, an estimated 4,000 of the 16,000 removed died due to exposure, starvation and illness.
“I study history often, especially Cherokee history, and I grew up reading a lot of books about removal,” stated Christiansen. “I’ve always been interested in how our people survived, what they did in the courts, and I think it’s an amazing thing to see that they survived to this day after all they went through. I am humbled and honored to do this ride in memory of my dad and representing the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma.”
The ride in 1984 looks much the same for Christiansen today. Cyclists back then primarily supported themselves—toting gear, handling mechanicals, and cooking all on their own. Mose Killer, a family member and a United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma citizen was one of the original riders and organizers of the group of cyclists who decided to make the trek that their ancestors made in June of 1838 “Today we have a marshal with flashing lights to stop traffic for us,” Sneed said in an interview with Bicycling Magazine. “It’s nice to have a cool hotel room at the end of the day.”
Christiansen’s Kit by Voler Appearel is significant and meaningful because it bears the seal of the Keetoowah Nation, overlooking the seal is Christiansen’s father Mack Vann, the last monolingual Cherokee; The front midriff displays the map of the seven routes the tribes took on the forced Indian Removal Act that was signed into law by President Andrew Jackson on May 28, 1830, the words Keetoowah Strong are handwritten over the seal of the United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians in Oklahoma as a reminder that you are strong enough to adapt and endure just as the Cherokee people on the trail of tears did through Christ and giving all glory to God.
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This invention was also made by the same guy who made the open air discover, proof of which as well as all his work can be seen on his twitter account.
Al Hafeeth Shield uses the latest proven advances in research science that mitigate virus spread and increase the safety of eyes, ears, nose and mouth to reduce the need for social distancing. The copper filter is designed as dual layer with 5 copper pillar points on black fabric materials to allow safe breathing. It reduces spread both outward and inward. Copper has protonic charge properties that attack viruses. This research has been studied for 20 years.
Through this project, more research will also be done into similar materials and methods to increase effectiveness further. Virus proteins are also unable to move through layers of fabric; hence the filter is made up of both copper combined with dual layer dual protection fabric that protects from any virus getting in or out of the shield. The ionisation/oxidisation of copper by way of breathing also release micro spores (less than 0.3mg) into the respiratory system that can also have positive effects in reducing the effects of the virus by eliminating it at the source.
It is important to eliminate the virus at the source of spread, to reduce the chances of being infected. This is much simpler, better and quicker than making a vaccine because it stops the virus before it affects the body; a vaccine only works after the body is infected. Better to tackle just the complications of the virus without the added complications of the human body.
New York’s leading supplier of online medical education delivers new material to keep professionals and patients safe
New York City, NY – A1Ceus.com has launched an all-new medical training course designed to focus on Covid-19. A leading provider of online medical education in New York state since 2007, A1Ceus.com offers a variety of high-quality training courses in nursing, dentistry, optometry, and other medical fields to help professionals improve their knowledge.
The online education provider has added Covid-19 training at no extra charge to existing customers allowing them to learn more about the infectious disease that has spread across the globe. A1Ceus aims to keep individuals safe by offering training on Covid-19 although education on the disease is not mandatory for Infection Control coursework in by New York state.
According to CNN, 22 American states have seen spikes in Covid-19 cases following the reduction of restrictions. New York has experienced over 30,000 deaths from Covid-19, increasing the need for training to prevent the spread of the infectious disease. New York City alone has experienced more deaths than six countries.
A1Ceus.com is the website for Above All Academics, an authorized provider in New York that delivers high-quality online education to medical professionals. The online education provider offers Child Abuse and Infection Control courses that meet New York’s professional licensing requirements. In addition, A1Ceus’ courses on Sexual Harassment meet New York’s training requirements for the workplace mandated by law. Currently, the state of New York does not require a Covid-19 training course. In spite of this, , the medical staff at A1Ceus has developed the program to deliver life-saving information to professionals as the Coronavirus is highly infectious and some states, like Texas, are seeing a record number of daily hospitalizations as of June 9.
Existing A1Ceus customers can receive Covid-19 training for free. New customers can gain the online education provider’s Covid-19 training course for just $29.95. The Infection Control training course delivers material not found anywhere else and A1Ceus offers comprehensive training to prevent the spread of COVID in medical settings and beyond.
For more information on A1Ceus’s Infection Control course or other vital online education resources, please visit, https://www.a1ceus.com/.
About A1Ceus
A1Ceus Covid-19 training course to complement online Infection Control module. They offer arange of professional courses for the medical profession. The training courses have gained huge exposure within the medical profession.
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