Magnetic Whiteboard Contact Paper 39 by 18 Adhesive, YOUNGJQ

• Innovative Design – Holds Lightweight Magnetic Items: 4× thicker than standard whiteboard paper with a durable PET writing film. The sticker itself is not magnetic; it has a soft iron layer that holds lightweight magnetic objects like letters, numbers, pins, memos, and photos, turning smooth surfaces into creative multifunctional boards.
• Easy writing and erasing: This magnetic whiteboard paper for wall writes smoothly and erases easily without leaving any ghosting, even after 60 days.
• Create Inspiration: We provide a complete starter kit for you to get creative and capture your ideas. This magnetic paper is perfect for use in the home, kitchen, office, classroom, studio, playroom, and more
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  • bsky .app/profile/tryangregory.bsky.social/post/3mldp6unlvs2f (‘ T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦, …Part Two: 🧵Lessons learn from SARS-CoV-2. Do these instead: 1. Do not prioritize preventing even mild fear. Prioritize preventing disease. 2. Use this as an opportunity to emphasize the importance of broadly effective mitigations like clean air and N95s. (Like you do with hand hygiene.) ‪3. Two words: precautionary principle. 4. Assume it *could be* airborne and transmitted among humans and act accordingly. 5. Assume that it *could be* a newly emerging zoonotic virus, or that it is a known virus that has evolved to be more transmissible or virulent, and act accordingly. 6. Assume that the virus *could* evolve to become more transmissible or virulent. If you don’t know how that works, ask an evolutionary biologist (not a virologist or infection control doc who isn’t versed in more than very basic evolutionary biology or indeed harbours serious misconceptions). 7. Explain the various possibilities. *What if* it is a new virus or a known virus that has changed? What information is needed to determine this? What would be the response? 8. Respect the collective trauma of COVID and never make people feel silly for experiencing concern about their health. And specifically to build trust 9. Have some trust in the public to be able to handle uncertainty and nuance. 10. Express humility, acknowledge your past errors, show that you learned from your mistakes, and make it clear that you understand that you could be wrong again… via 🖇️Chantzy‬ : Researchers have warned about climate-driven hantavirus before Covid. A 2009 paper documented rising hantavirus incidence across Europe in the 90s & 2000s, linked to warmer winters, changing rainfall patterns & uptick in vole populations ‘)
  • bsky .app/profile/cwebbonline.com/post/3mle4bpoxq224 (‘ Christopher Webb, 30-40% fatality rate‼️ the hantavirus, Orthohantavirus, May 8, 2026 ‘)
  • bsky .app/profile/tryangregory.bsky.social/post/3mlgiyd7ylc2l (‘ T. Ryan Gregory 🇨🇦, Public health messaging we need to hear: “We acknowledge that we were wrong about COVID not being airborne. We’ve learned from that. We no longer assume the same with new outbreaks and we employ the precautionary principle until we have clear evidence that airborne mitigations are not required.” May 9, 2026 ‘)

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