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Rising global alert about the disease known as swine flu, the media, today unveiled the new name is Human Influenza.

Is disclosed a method to produce a homemade antibacterial gel for the body, then reproduce the recipe:

Develops your own antibacterial gel

In the contingency that occurs with the swine influenza by the shortage of products for personal hygiene care, the Procuraduría Federal del Consumidor (Profeco) tells you how to develop antibacterial gel.

Ingredientes: Ingredients:

6 tablespoons or 90 ml of ethyl alcohol (ethanol 72%) *

3 / 4 teaspoon Carbopol **

1 / 4 teaspoon pure glycerin *

1 / 4 teaspoon of triethanolamine **

^{* What you get at any pharmacy} ^{* On sale in drugstores}

Tools:

Glass bowl with a capacity of 1 liter

Fine-mesh strainer

Flanera small or glass container

Globe Shaker

Plastic container with lid button pressure capacity of 100 ml.

Using this technology for the domestic alcohol gel allows you to save up to 40%, compared with the trading price and only need 15 minutes to produce.

How make gel :

Place fine-mesh strainer over a bowl or small flanera glass, pour on the sieve and Carbopol undo any lumps with a spoon to completely spray.

Pour the alcohol into the bowl and stir with a strong balloon slowly while adding the Carbopol.

Add the glycerine while stirring gently with a balloon.

When completely dissolved and the Carbopol not appreciate lumps, add the triethanolamine, while stirring gently. En ese momento se formará el gel. At that time the gel is formed.

Pour the alcohol gel in the plastic bottle and cap tightly.

To use the gel antibacerial should wash their hands using liquid soap and water, rubbing for at least 20 seconds. Then rinse, dry and apply. Used in this way will give the best protection against bacteria, fungi and viruses.

If you use it on the street and you can not wash your hands, aplicarsobre a palm and then rub the hands, mainly covering both palms and fingertips. Deja que se seque sin agitar las manos. Leave it to dry without shaking hands.

For the preservation of antibacterial gel, the Profeco recommends keeping it in a cool, dry place to prevent evaporation of alcohol, which is the ingredient germicide.

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Actors Natasha Richardson and Liam Neeson attend a screening of "Seraphim Falls" in 2007 in New York.

Actress Natasha Richardson dies after skiing accident

The wife of actor Liam Neeson and member of the Redgrave theatrical family was 45.

By John Horn
6:03 PM PDT, March 18, 2009

Natasha Richardson, the luminous British actress from one of the world's great acting families, whose performances ranged from the high-brow drama "The Handmaid's Tale" to the lightweight comedy "The Parent Trap" and the Tony-winning Broadway production of "Cabaret," died Wednesday. She was 45.

The wife of "Schindler's List" actor Liam Neeson and the daughter of actress Vanessa Redgrave and the late film director Tony Richardson died at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York. The cause of death was not announced, but she had been hospitalized after suffering a devastating brain injury while skiing Monday.

"Liam Neeson, his sons and the entire family are shocked and devastated by the tragic death of their beloved Natasha," said a statement released by publicist Alan Nierob. "They are profoundly grateful for the support, love and prayers of everyone, and ask for privacy during this very difficult time."

Despite the stagnant economy, nine out of ten small business owners see opportunities for their own companies, according to a just-released survey conducted for Intuit, maker of Quickbooks. More than three-fourths expect their business to grow in the coming year. This isn't just sunny optimism, either, because 65% of these small businesses have survived a recession before.

Surprised at this optimistic outlook? I'm not. In previous recessions, one of the things I'd observe is that many small businesses actually can grow by taking advantage of opportunities, such as weakened competition and big company cutbacks. So when the people at Quickbooks asked me what I'd like to know about the current state of small business (I was paid for my involvement), I wanted to see whether entrepreneurs shared my sense that even in a bad economy, there's reason for hope and plenty of possibilities.

Entrepreneurs see potential even in today's economy. In fact, growth is the number one issue on small business owners' minds. Fully 80% say that growth is the top or high priority in the coming year. Growth keeps more entrepreneurs up at night (27%) than other issues, edging out worries about paying the bills (21%). (The survey was conducted March 7 – 11 of 751 small businesses by the Global Strategy Group.)

"The optimism of small business is inspiring," said Rick Jensen, senior vice president of Intuit's small business division. "Entrepreneurs have faced obstacles since day one. They take things head on, play offense… With all the news, all the headlines, we wanted to go straight to small businesses and see what they're feeling."

What does that mean for you? Here are ways to grow even when the economy stagnates:

•Keep marketing. Thinking of cutting your marketing budget? Don't! Businesses that maintain their marketing efforts during slow times come out of recessions healthier and with a larger market share than before the economy went downhill. Stay visible.

•Hire terrific talent. A lot of great people are going to be getting pink slips or taking early retirement as large corporations cut back. You'll be able to attract employees with a wealth of experience — and terrific contacts — who might never have considered working for a small company before.

•Target big corporations' small customers. In bad times, large companies cut back their services to smaller customers. But their "small" customer could be your huge customer. Go after them now.

•Become the outsource source. Big companies are under pressure to reduce fixed costs, so if you provide services usually handled by corporate in-house staff, now's a good time to suggest they use you as an outsource provider.

•Get your finances in order. Clean up your credit as well as your financial records. Establish a credit line at your bank. Have money available to you if you need it.

•Consider acquisition. Are there businesses you can buy? Your competitors may want to throw in the towel, especially established small businesses with owners nearing retirement. You may be able to buy some businesses at a big discount in this environment.

•Develop a loyalty program. It's critical to keep the customers you have. Set up a method to provide discounts or rewards to loyal customers. Even a simple punch card program can work.

•Sell from your website. Increase profit margins by selling direct to customers and cut out the middle man whenever possible.

•Go digital. Find ways to do more of your administrative functions on the web. Look for inexpensive outsourced services, rather than doing everything in-house with the overhead that entails.

•Concentrate on increased sales rather than new product development. Look for new channels, new customers, rather than investing heavily in development.

Finally, stay positive. Remember, recessions are cyclical. Take advantage of opportunities now, so you'll be in a great position when the economy improves. Trust me, it will. And you'll have a healthy, growing business.

Rhonda Abrams is president of The Planning Shop, publisher of books for entrepreneurs. Their newest is Finding an Angel Investor In A Day. Register for Rhonda's free business planning newsletter at www.PlanningShop.com. For an index of her columns, click here. Copyright Rhonda Abrams 2008.

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