Anthill Media Group

02/16/2021

Lux Fund
We work with many corporate clients that demand precision whether it’s branding their image or providing staff headshots. Getting your point across to your clients and proving your sincerity is key. We want to help you do this.

07/09/2020

We’ve had a lot of requests for custom masks so here they are. These are really nice and soft and roll/fold up easily to put in a pocket. .
TULTEX FLAT FACE MASKS are
ANTI-MICROBIAL 3PLY WITH POCKET AND EAR LOOPS

PRODUCT DETAILS • *These are not medical grade
• Anti-microbial fabric that inhibits growth of bacteria and fungi to keep it clean • Available in white and black
• 100% 30/1 American cotton
• Soft and breathable fabric
• Woven label
• Washable and reusable - anti-microbial quality lasts 40 washes

Center for Disease Control (CDC) Advisory

CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are dificult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies) especially in areas of signicant community-based transmission. CDC says face covers should be routinely washed depending on the frequency of use, and that machine washing should suffice properly cleaning a face cover.

https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/cloth-face-cover.html

05/18/2020

Shooting campaigns for major companies is nothing new for Anthill. Making our subjects feel relaxed and allowing them to have fun is important when they’re not used to being in front of a camera.

05/15/2020

We believe 💯in supporting LOCAL. Our neighborhood restaurants have been doing a fantastic job taking care of us. Going above and beyond the norm to get it done everyday. You guys are warriors and your locals say THANK YOU!

05/07/2020

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4iJuSNI3Y98

David Brenner, PhD, "Far-UVC light: A potentially safe and effective approach for reducing person-to-person SARS-CoV-2 transmission" Dr. Brenner is testing t...

05/07/2020

What night of the week does this start for you?
what is your happiest hour?

05/06/2020

https://www.ted.com/talks/david_brenner_a_new_weapon_in_the_fight_against_superbugs/discussion?language=en

Since the widespread use of antibiotics began in the 1940s, we've tried to develop new drugs faster than bacteria can evolve -- but this strategy isn't working. Drug-resistant bacteria known as superbugs killed nearly 700,000 people last year, and by 2050 that number could be 10 million -- more than...

05/06/2020

Where’s the Beef? Some Wendy’s Stores Run Out. Costco Limits Purchases.
Do you have a meatless option on your menu? Is it time?

04/29/2020

From The Washington Post

“Light kills viruses”
Brenner and his team at Columbia have begun testing their special 3-by-3-inch lights against the novel coronavirus, which has killed more than 210,000 people worldwide.
One colleague, physicist David Welch, is calibrating exposure from the lamps. Another, Manuela Buonanno, is testing how many viruses survive.
They killed two batches of less-threatening coronaviruses in recent weeks with a very low level of exposure, according to research released Monday, and Brenner said things are looking good so far with the one that causes covid-19.
Brenner believes the technology could address the problem of a virus-spewing airplane passenger.
“You’re sitting there and the guy right behind you sneezes. . . . All the filters in the world aren’t going to help you,” Brenner said. “I think the lamp would potentially deal with that.”
What takes longer is conclusively proving the long-term safety for people exposed to the light, a type of radiation known technically as far-UVC light. Traditional ultraviolet lights are used to clean water supplies and sanitize operating rooms, but only when no people are under them, because they can cause cancer and eye damage.
But Brenner said far-UVC light is different. It is generated at the far end of the ultraviolet spectrum and is “not in any way penetrating.” It barrels right through air or droplets containing viruses, but is quickly absorbed — and stopped — by the protein in dead skin cells or in the layer of tears on the surface of the eyes, Brenner said.
“In order to produce any damage, it has to get to the live cells,” he said. “Not once have we yet seen any hazardous effects.”
Could the light somehow sneak through and cause damage?
“I think the answer’s no. That’s why we have all those mice sitting upstairs in this long-term study,” Brenner said.
Brenner has studied the effects of CT scans, nuclear plants and dirty bombs. He and his colleagues developed a commonly used radiation protocol for fighting prostate cancer. He initially thought of the lamps as a weapon against infections during surgeries, after a good friend died of one.
There are challenges, including the need for a huge supply of the lightbulbs, though he said industry is already ramping up for that. The lights are mainly for targeting viruses in the air, since they might hide in the tiny shadows of upholstery, he said. A closed tray table would also be a problem.
Boeing said its lavatory prototype uses far-UVC lights, which are “not harmful to humans.” The company said it could not speak directly to the Columbia research but is pursuing creative “cabin upgrades.”
Airbus declined to say if it would consider the lights, and the FAA would not say if it supports the idea.
The Columbia researchers have been palpating the skin of the mice and looking for lesions on their corneas. Some of the males are getting a bit antsy from being cooped up, but otherwise are looking good, Brenner said. At the end of the study, researchers will check them for any subtle DNA damage.
As scientists scurry to develop vaccines, viruses traverse the globe along with people, moving “from city to city. They go by train or plane or buses,” Brenner said. “If you can target transportation modes in some way, you could do a lot of good.”

04/24/2020

https://www.boeing.com/features/2016/03/self-clean-lavatory-03-16.page

After watching a steady parade of people emerge from the lavatory on an extended commercial flight, many passengers are reluctant to expose themselves to the germs left behind.

04/21/2020

Ultraviolet light machines are fighting Coronavirus: Here's how 👊

Airplanes are as much a form of transportation for germs as they are for us. That's where the GermFalcon from Dimer UVC Innovations comes in. The GermFalcon ...

04/10/2020

A new product or service to make your business safe and sterile
Attn: Restaurant Owners, Fitness clubs, movie theaters...
Once your business is able to open again soon we're sure you will want to make it as safe as possible for your employees and customers. You might be interested in this product or service. We are currently working with a client that specializes in a safe and efficient way to sterilize and disinfect the air in high traffic occupied areas. The product is a Wall Mountable Air Purifier and Sterilizing unit that looks just like a ductless A/C unit. Put this system in a busy hallway, crowded restaurant, a veterinary clinic with high traffic, a busy office, etc... and it will eliminate bacteria, viruses, and all harmful pollutants as quickly as possible This is the newest and safest model in decontaminating your business and it can be run 24/7 and is extremely quiet.
As well as this product, they offer decontamination services utilizing the strongest, safest decontamination solutions available today. They are highly trained professionals skilled in Microorganism Destruction, Virus Elimination, Chemical Agent Neutralization, and even, Mold Remediation.
They also offer many items like UV wands that sanitize your hands and other surfaces in your business. Call, text or email today for more information and pricing. Fully installed.
-Mike (Anthill Media Group)
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