LaTribuna Christian Publishing Reports On The Need For Bringing The Love and The Compassion

LaTribuna Christian Publishing Reports On The Need For Bringing The Love and The Compassion of Christ Back Into American Healthcare

Phoenix, AZ, Sep 11, 2020 -- LaTribuna Christian Publishing’s CEO Chaplain Paul Vescio was recently interviewed on The Gary Baumgarten Report on Sept. 8 where he talked about the need of bringing the love and the compassion of Christ Yeshua back into American healthcare. Chaplain Paul was quoted saying, “Right now patients in nursing homes, care centers and medical rehabs are being separated, isolated and heavily medicated with psych meds and anti-depressants even to the point of losing their mental state of mind. Patients are being starved for attention, compassion, and love. And there it is right there, love, because in the absence of love the human condition dies, we die spiritually, emotionally, and yes even physically, we die a little more with each passing day.”

Chaplain Paul was also quoted saying, “There needs to be a safe, fair, compassionate pathway to visitation created in American healthcare providers. Love is the medicine we all need in order to have a healthy state of mind, body and soul. We have got to do more in making end of life issues more loving and humane in this country. Its not right that our loved ones, our neighbors, friends, co-workers etc. are having to go it alone when dealing with going to the hospital or having to live in a nursing home or medical rehab. The situation right now is absolutely tragic how these poor suffering people are being treated and, in my opinion, patients are being treated worse than prison inmates and zoo animals. Confining patients to their rooms 24-7 is very cruel and creates a very lonely existence for millions of patients across our nation.”

Chaplain Paul was also quoted saying, “Right now, in American healthcare end of life issues are horrifying at best. Most patients are having to go it alone without the hands-on support and love of family and Clergy. Patients are dying all alone or at best surrounded by total strangers. There is a better way at least for believers in Christ. Churches investing in buying and building nursing homes, care centers, medical rehabs, and group homes. Then they staff them with compassionate Christian doctors and nurses and staff members. Then the Church encourages the Body of Christ to volunteer in being caregivers and compassionate volunteers.

Believers in Christ can be trained as Chaplains and then when we enter into end of life issues we can be assured of being lifted up onto glory surrounded by caring, loving compassionate believers in Christ, Now instead of dying all alone we are surrounded by the love of the Body of Christ, now instead of dying filled with loneliness, worry, doubt , fear, anxiety, depression and having our life savings stripped away from us right before our eyes, now we are at peace knowing that God has provided for all our needs. It’s time to put the love and compassion of Christ back in end of life issues for the glory of God.”

LaTribuna Christian Publishing supports acts of kindness, compassion and love here is the link to Chaplain Paul’s Podcast interview dated Sept. 8th. Titled, In Some States Nursing Home Chaplains Are Being Locked Out Because Of The Pandemic
https://anchor.fm/gary-baumgarten/episodes/In-Some-States-Nursing-Home-Chaplains-Are-Being-Locked-Out-Because-Of-The-Pandemic-ejbjrc

For more information please visit their websites at
LaTribuna Christian Publishing
CEO Chaplain Paul Vescio
Phoenix, Arizona
www.miraclesofkingman.com
www.latribunachriatianpublishing316.com
YouTube Channel at Chaplain Paul Vescio

Ideal Indoor Humidity In Summer Discussed By Gaithersburg HVAC Contractor

Gaithersburg, Maryland (release-news) September 10, 2020 - A Gaithersburg HVAC contractor at Presidential Heating and Air recently released a new educational resource that focuses on explaining to homeowners what the ideal indoor home humidity level is. The new article can be found on the company's main website. The heating and air experts at Presidential guide the information in the article so that it can be used as a resource for homeowners who want to lower humidity levels in their homes and understand the importance of proper levels.

Presidential Heating & Air offers some valuable information for homeowners who want to ensure their home has a more balanced humidity level during the hot summer months. The article explains what a big difference these humidity levels can make as well as how homeowners can lower the humidity in their homes. The team at Presidential has a history of helping homeowners set up perfect air conditioning and balance humidity levels properly in their homes throughout the entire summer. The heating and air company aims to help homeowners set up their ideal AC system that creates a comfortable environment in their homes.

While this new article focuses on the ideal indoor humidity level for homeowners, the heating and air company's website also provides information regarding their team, experience, and a complete list of service offerings. Presidential Heating and Air offers professional heating systems and air conditioning services that include indoor air quality, AC maintenance, duct work, refrigeration, heat pumps, and more. The company takes pride in helping homeowners and businesses maintain and repair the systems they currently have or replace it with a completely new and energy-efficient system. Their team is fully licensed and accredited to provide services every customer can rely on.

With the addition of this new article, Presidential Heating and Air hopes that homeowners will have a better understanding of how they can maintain proper humidity levels in their homes throughout the summer while also understanding the benefits of doing so. For more information, contact Presidential Heating and Air at 301-265-5213 or visit their website at https://www.presidentialheatandair.com/. Their offices are located at 8000 Cessna Ave, in Gaithersburg, MD 20879.

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CASCO PLUMBING EXPANDS RESCUE SERVICES TO HELP PROVIDE SUPPLIES TO SCHOOLS AND STUDENTS

(Winchester, Virginia, September 8, 2020) - Casco Plumbing and Well Pump Services expanded its rescue services by providing much-needed supplies to three area schools.  The Casco “Ambulances” delivered the items to Bass-Hoover Elementary School in Stephens City, Red Bud Elementary School and Apple Pie Ridge Elementary School in Winchester

“The Casco team is thrilled to help provide some basic items such as glue sticks, composition books and dry erase markers that will help the teachers and students of these schools,” said Casey Bilodeau, owner of Casco Plumbing & Well Pump Services. “With budgets that only allocate funds for supplies that will last schools about 9 weeks, we felt it was very important to help as much as we can.”

The company’s service trucks, which are modified ambulances, made special trips to the schools on the first day of classes to deliver the items.  Casco plans to contribute more to area schools throughout the year.

“We have been brainstorming some fun ideas,” explained Bilodeau.  “Our team will continue our efforts to make sure teachers and students have what they need to have a successful year.”

Shannons September 17 Art Auction features 230 Quality Artworks 19th Century Through Contemporary

The centerpiece of the sale is the Jeanne and Carroll Berry Collection, assembled over 30 years. The collection includes works by sixteen of the original “Irascible Eighteen.”

Milford, CT, USA, September 9, 2020 -- Shannon’s fall auction on Thursday, September 17th, at 6 pm Eastern time, will be presented in a 180-page color catalog filled with important paintings, drawings, prints and sculpture. A live-stream of the auction and live-online bidding will be available via Invaluable.com. Telephone bids can be reserved in advance and absentee bids will be accepted before the auction. For more information, visit www.shannons.com or call 203-877-1711.

The centerpiece of the sale is the Jeanne and Carroll Berry Collection, assembled with great care over the past 30 years. The collection includes works by sixteen of the original “Irascible Eighteen.” The Berrys knew “advanced art” when they saw it and collected works by these leading Abstract Expressionist artists ahead of the trend.

Leading offerings from the collection are a work on paper by Adolph Gottlieb from his Burst series (est. $80,000-$120,000); a Jackson Pollock work on paper from 1952-1956 (est. $80,000-$120,000); and a Mark Rothko work on paper from circa 1948 (est. $60,000-$80,000). Other artists represented in the collection include Robert Motherwell, Hans Hoffman, Willem DeKooning, Richard Pousette-Dart and Ad Reinhardt.

Modern Art is led by a selection of works from the collection of Manhattan art patron and philanthropist Vera List, including Picasso’s famed etching Le Repas Frugal (est. $80,000-$120,000); and an original Marc Chagall watercolor and ink on paper titled L’Ombrelle from 1939. Other highlights in this category include a Picasso bronze, titled Seated Woman (est. $40,000-$60,000); and a Kurt Schwitters collage titled Merz 149, from 1920 (est. $40,000-$60,000). American modernism is led by two works by Charles Burchfield, Steel Mill Homes and Buzzard Cabin, George Bellows’ Farmer and Chickens, Thomas Hart Benton’s Threshing Rice and a Still Life with Pears by Marsden Hartley.

Traditional 19th American art, Hudson River School and American Impressionist paintings are a mainstay at Shannon’s. This sale is no exception, led by Charles Courtney Curran’s Wind on the Cliff (est. $70,000-$90,000); Jasper Francis Cropsey’s By the Lake (est. $30,000-$50,000); and Frederick Carl Frieseke’s Woman in a Silk Robe (est. $40,000-$60,000). Other top lots include paintings by Alfred T. Bricher, William Merritt Chase, Eric Sloane, John George Brown, Charles Ethan Porter, Edward Bannister and many more.

Sandra Germain, managing partner of Shannon’s, commented, “We are looking forward to once again welcoming clients to our gallery. The catalog for this sale promises to be our best yet. We have ensured that we can have a safe preview according to the advice of our governor, and are welcoming requests for video previews and in-person appointments. We are fortunate that we have systems in-place to facilitate distance bidding, including online bidding, telephone bidding and absentee bidding.”

The Berry Collection was initially advertised in the spring and has generated a buzz of excitement for the fall auction. Alongside the other quality offerings presented by Shannon’s this sale is not to be missed. For a full preview of the auction, to request condition reports or to pre-order an auction catalog, visit www.shannons.com; or, you can call them at 203-877-1711.

Previews will be held by appointment only, from September 8-16, weekdays, from 11 am to 5 pm Eastern time; and Saturday, September 12th from 12 noon to 3 pm. The gallery will be closed to the public on the day of the auction, Thursday, September 17th. Consignments at Shannon’s are accepted year-round. To consign a single item or an entire collection, contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

About Shannon's Fine Art Auctioneers:
Shannon’s Fine Art Auctioneers opened in 1997 as Connecticut’s premier fine art auction house. Founded by partners Gene and Mary Anne Shannon, the firm quickly established a reputation for integrity, knowledge of fine art and personalized service. With over 40 years of experience as a fine art dealer and auctioneer, Gene Shannon provides his clients specialist knowledge of American and European 19th and early 20th century paintings and the fine art market. For more info, visit www.shannons.com.

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Sandra Germain
Shannon's Fine Art Auctioneers
49 Research Drive
Milford, CT 06460 (USA)
203-877-1711
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NYC Cooling Tower Water Treatment Company Discusses Treatment Advancements

Somerset, New Jersey (release-news) September 9, 2020 - Tower Water, a NYC tower water treatment company, recently released a new educational resource that focuses on water treatment technology advancements. The new article was designed for building owners and management teams that are looking for the latest updates in the industry and what to expect from high-level water treatment services. The article is guided by the HVAC water treatment and cooling tower experts at Tower Water who want to highlight the latest trends they have found and implemented into their proven process.

Tower Water offers valuable information for building owners and managers who want a better idea of the latest technological advancements in the water treatment industry. In the article, they discuss promos, smart equipment, solid chemicals, as well as advanced legionella. They also go into detail regarding the latest risk management procedures and how to create the most sustainable environment possible for any water system. The team at Tower Water takes pride in the outstanding work ethic and attention to detail they put into every project. They offer free water treatment assessments to potential clients, and provide the best solutions to all water treatment issues.

While this new article focuses on the latest advancements in water treatment technology, Tower Water's website also offers information regarding their team, experience, as well as a complete list of service offerings. Tower Water provides clients with water treatment assessments, HVAC water treatments, specialty pipe cleanings, legionella compliance, as well as consulting and estimating services. Their team believes in setting the standard in HVAC and cooling tower water treatment. They provide protection given to each client through excellent customer service and the highest level of service available.

With the addition of this new article, Tower Water hopes that readers will have a better grasp of the latest advancements happening across the water treatment industry, as well as how attentive their team is to the latest technological advancements in water treatment. For more information, contact the Tower Water today at 732-365-3365 or visit their website at https://www.towerwater.com/.

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