Comments on: Has The H1N1 Flu Changed How You Use Public Technology? http://www.centernetworks.com/h1n1-flu-public-technology Web 2 and Social Media News and Reviews Sun, 12 Feb 2012 21:27:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Alex Lim http://www.centernetworks.com/h1n1-flu-public-technology#comment-105873 Alex Lim Mon, 26 Oct 2009 01:32:51 +0000 http://www.centernetworks.com/?p=16747#comment-105873 I think we have to make a conscious effort to protect ourselves. We should eliminate the notion that what isn’t seen does not exist at all. It’s not a good idea to put our ultimate health in the hands of other people. Although businesses should do something about this issue, we should also do our part to safeguard ourselves if we don’t want to get sick. I have a pocket hand sanitizer with me all the time. I make sure I use it after using publicly used utility. I think we have to make a conscious effort to protect ourselves. We should eliminate the notion that what isn’t seen does not exist at all. It’s not a good idea to put our ultimate health in the hands of other people. Although businesses should do something about this issue, we should also do our part to safeguard ourselves if we don’t want to get sick. I have a pocket hand sanitizer with me all the time. I make sure I use it after using publicly used utility.

]]> By: DanielthePoet http://www.centernetworks.com/h1n1-flu-public-technology#comment-105670 DanielthePoet Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:31:36 +0000 http://www.centernetworks.com/?p=16747#comment-105670 I know I'm much more conscious of what and who I touch in public these days. I'm not afraid of it. Actually, my family eats organic food most of the time and we're definitely ahead of the curve on natural supplements. Our immune systems are stronger than the average American, but I still don't want to encounter any type of flu. I think ATMs and internet cafes could provide a box of wipes beside their hardware so visitors have the option. I wouldn't expect them to do the cleaning. But if the wipes are provided, the responsibility is in your hands... literally. Not sure what I expect from this flu season. A national emergency? I don't see that. Maybe I haven't been watching the news closely enough. I don't take H1N1 lightly, but I also don't live in fear of it. It's yet another health risk out there in the world. We each are responsible for how we prepare ourselves to engage the world we live in. I don't think we can really blame most businesses if we get sick, unless it's an issue of poorly prepared food. I know I’m much more conscious of what and who I touch in public these days. I’m not afraid of it. Actually, my family eats organic food most of the time and we’re definitely ahead of the curve on natural supplements. Our immune systems are stronger than the average American, but I still don’t want to encounter any type of flu.

I think ATMs and internet cafes could provide a box of wipes beside their hardware so visitors have the option. I wouldn’t expect them to do the cleaning. But if the wipes are provided, the responsibility is in your hands… literally.

Not sure what I expect from this flu season. A national emergency? I don’t see that. Maybe I haven’t been watching the news closely enough.

I don’t take H1N1 lightly, but I also don’t live in fear of it. It’s yet another health risk out there in the world. We each are responsible for how we prepare ourselves to engage the world we live in. I don’t think we can really blame most businesses if we get sick, unless it’s an issue of poorly prepared food.

]]> By: Jennifer http://www.centernetworks.com/h1n1-flu-public-technology#comment-105668 Jennifer Sat, 24 Oct 2009 17:18:48 +0000 http://www.centernetworks.com/?p=16747#comment-105668 I refuse to touch any type of machine without washing my hands afterwards or using some of the hand sanitizer stuff. I refuse to touch any type of machine without washing my hands afterwards or using some of the hand sanitizer stuff.

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