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DIFFERENCES BETWEEN A COLD AND SWINE FLU
“Knowledge is power, and in this case, can save your life,” Legislator Bosworth said. “It’s important to know immediately if you have swine flu so you begin to receive treatment and not infect those around you. Often people with swine flu symptoms mistakenly think they only have a cold.”
The symptoms for a cold are: rarely a fever, a hacking cough, slight aches, stuffy nose, rarely chills, mild fatigue, sneezing, develops over a few days, and rarely a headache.
The symptoms for Swine Flu are: often a fever, a dry cough, severe aches, never a stuffy nose, often the chills, moderate fatigue, rare sneezing, develop in three to six hours, rarely a headache, no sore throat, and severe chest discomfort.
LIRR
Beginning Monday, March 8 and continuing through Sunday , May 16, 2010, weekday off-peak service on the Port Washington Branch, normally every 30 minutes, will become hourly.The LIRR is replacing track ties during a state- of- good-repair maintenance project.The track work will ensure a smoother ride.
On the Mets Opening Day, Monday,April 5, extra midday service will be added to the Mets-Willets Point Stop on the Port Washington Branch, to allow fans to get to the game, which starts at 1:05PM.
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