Health Department Looking Into New Potential COVID-19 Cluster
CDC Stock Image.MAYVILLE – The Chautauqua County Health Department says they are looking into a new potential cluster of COVID-19 cases at a large employer in the north county.Officials did not release many details about their investigation, however, say four employees have tested positive but appear to be linked to social activities outside of work and not interconnected.As a precaution, health staff is working with the employer to ensure all required COVID-19 protocols and preventive measures are in place.Thirteen new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Chautauqua County on Friday. The county Health Department says of the new cases, five are in Dunkirk, three in Fredonia, two in Forestville and Westfield, and one in Falconer.There are now 1,165 total cases with 143 active and 1,007 previously recovered.In the Tanglewood Manor and Memory Gardens outbreak, officials say four employee cases remain active with 23 recovered and 14 resident cases remain active with 75 recovered and one death.Officials say the state health department will continue to monitor the Tanglewood outbreak and new data will no longer be reported to the public.Twenty people are now hospitalized with COVID-19 in Chautauqua County, that up by four. Share:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Click to email this to a friend (Opens in new window)
Tony winner Christian Borle and two-time Tony nominee Brian d’Arcy James will return to Broadway in Something Rotten, reprising their roles from the tuner’s October workshop. The new musical comedy, which features a score by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick and a book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell, will begin performances on March 23 at the St. James Theatre. Opening night for the Casey Nicholaw-helmed production is scheduled for April 22. Borle won a Tony Award for Peter and the Starcatcher and was nominated for his performance in Legally Blonde. Additional Broadway credits include Mary Poppins, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Spamalot and Footloose. He has appeared on screen in NBC’s Peter Pan Live! and The Sound of Music Live!, as well as Masters of Sex. James received Tony nominations for Shrek and Sweet Smell of Success. His additional New York stage credits include Giant, Time Stands Still, Next to Normal, The Apple Tree, The Lieutenant of Inishmore, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels, Titanic and Blood Brothers. Both Borle and James appeared in the NBC series Smash. Related Shows Additional casting and creative team will be announced at a later date. The workshop also featured Beth Leavel, John Cariani, Brad Oscar, Allen Fitzpatrick, Kate Reinders, Jeff Steitzer and Gerry Vichi. View Comments
Set in the 1590s, Something Rotten follows brothers Nick (d’Arcy James) and Nigel Bottom, who are desperate to write a hit play but are stuck in the shadow of that Renaissance rockstar known as “The Bard” (Borle). When a local soothsayer foretells that the future of theater involves singing, dancing and acting at the same time, Nick and Nigel set out to write the world’s very first musical. But amidst the scandalous excitement of opening night, the Bottom Brothers realize that reaching the top means being true to thine own self…and all that jazz. Show Closed This production ended its run on Jan. 1, 2017 Something Rotten!
3SHARESShareShareSharePrintMailGooglePinterestDiggRedditStumbleuponDeliciousBufferTumblr,Judy Hoberman Men and women sell, manage, recruit and supervise differently. Judy Hoberman, creator of “Selling in a Skirt”, shares essential insights about gender differences and how to embrace and use those … Web: www.sellinginaskirt.com Details Recently I was a speaker at an amazing event. The event was in conjunction with a fund-raiser to bring awareness to two major challenges . . . cancers that affect women and domestic violence. As stories were being shared, I realized that any of these issues could have been enough to stop someone in their tracks and not be able to move forward . . . what can do that? Is it the experience itself or is it fear of being trapped in the past?So many times, we hang on to our past and we even let it define us. Other times we use our past as a reason we limit ourselves so that we can’t reach our dreams and goals. In order to reach your dreams or goals, you need to push through your limits and past your comfort zone. We would all love to have that magic bullet to make things happen quickly as we all look for instant gratification. But unfortunately, there are no shortcuts . . . that is, unless you want to be mediocre at best and I know, that isn’t the case. When you hit that wall of limiting beliefs . . . push a little harder and I would bet you will push right through and you will start to think why was it so challenging in the first place?What do you think are the most common challenges that we face that hold us back?1. That inner chatter that for some reason we listen to and we continue to tell ourselves. It’s that tape we play over and over again and start to believe . . . “I can’t, I don’t have and I’m not enough.” We can probably go back into our past and remember where they came from. This is a perfect example of our past being our barrier. As we repeat this over and over again, we are reinforcing our limitations and our dreams, and our goals are being pushed further and further away. What are we afraid of?Start listening to what you are saying . . . even if it isn’t out loud and try to change your vocabulary which will in turn change your mindset. Time to eliminate the negativity that you are creating for yourself. Are you sharing that negativity with your team? Did you ever wonder if everyone has that internal critic that is screaming at them?2. Are you a victim of your circumstances? Is what is going on in your life the reason you can’t achieve your goals? While you may not have the same advantages as someone else, you still can find opportunities. If you are in a job that has no future, you can find another one. If you are surrounded with people with no ambition . . . find other friends. If you think that it is your parents’ fault that you are the way you are . . . change it.Time for a reality check. Any reason that you can throw out that you aren’t as successful as you want to be or that you haven’t reached your goals . . . guess what, it isn’t your job, your parents, your friends, your location or any other variety of reasons . . . it’s you and what you are allowing to take over your life. I’m sure you’ve heard stories about how someone reached a level they never thought possible and their background and circumstances would have some using it as a potential vampire . . . instead, they chose to take what they have and turn it into what they want.3. Your past. And guess what? Everyone has one. What are you going to take from your past and make your future amazing . . . or how about the flip side and take your past and make it the reason why your future isn’t . . . it’s your choice. You can’t eliminate your past but you also can’t let it control you or turn you into a victim.4. Finally, I know this will sound crazy but . . . do you really care what others think of you? I know being popular is important but when you worry more about what others are saying, you might be cutting your chances of succeeding down. Are you surrounding yourself with those that make you feel guilty or those that would rather see you fail rather than succeed or are you constantly seeking approval? The truth is you will never make everyone happy and that will lead to your own level of disappointment. You have to decide if you are with people that lift you up and help you reach your goals rather than those that have their thumb on you and are giving you advice that will keep you down.Stop feeling guilty and stop allowing fear to control your life. Remember why you are doing what you are doing. Of course you should have those around you that can share their experience and expertise but not worrying about what others think is something we can all work on to let our past become more of our path to our potential than our road-block.So, the question is are you stuck between your past and an amazing future? Maybe it’s time to just move on. When you are stuck in the past, it keeps you from unknown and unseen opportunities. Whether it’s a self-limiting belief or a bad relationship, you will find there are circumstances that will keep those walls up rather than being open to opportunities. When you can identify what those struggles are and work on releasing them, both you and your business will have a fighting chance. Maybe it’s time to bring in an objective 3rd person to listen.Is this something that you can do today? Maybe not but you’ll know when you are ready. Sometimes what’s holding you back is a situation that you need to work through. Other times it could be a person and that might mean a conversation . . . maybe it’s as simple as stop holding a grudge. Whatever the circumstance, you will take care of it, at the right moment . . . just don’t wait forever.Here’s the reality . . . your past is your past and whether or not you want to hold onto it is also your choice. You might be ready to release it and something or someone is making it too difficult to happen. It’s your choice. As in business, the fact is, if you don’t try, the answer will always be no. And . . . the best-case scenario is that you make the effort and it all works out. We all know that things happen exactly as they are supposed to so make it happen. When you put your past in the past, you will be ready for the present and onto the future. You’ve probably learned from your past and will take those lessons into the future. Then when someone asks you “if you know then what you know now” you can let them know that you’ve learned your lessons and your blessings and that is what makes you . . . you.Remember your past doesn’t define you . . . it prepares you. Just because your past didn’t turn out like the way you wanted it to, doesn’t mean your future can’t be better than you’ve ever imagined. Your greatest talent is so much more powerful than your biggest fear.
He has help.Rep. Paul Gosar bragged about having joined Trump supporters outside the site where ballots were being counted in Maricopa County. The aggressive group was apparently motivated by a conspiracy theory about votes being changed rather than counted, and it included far-right anti-immigration activists and threatened reporters. – Advertisement – That’s the substance of Republican angst: Votes are being counted, and those votes may not go the way Republicans want them to go. That must be the result of conspiracy and cheating and outright theft by Democrats, they claim, with a big dose of rage that the votes of Black people are being counted at all.Meanwhile, Joe Biden’s message is simple: “Every vote must be counted.” Rep. Kevin Brady repeated Trump’s lies about vote counting being conducted in secrecy, cloaking a lie as a call for transparency. That transparency already exists, however—though law enforcement in more than one city has had to defend vote-counting sites against mobs of Trump supporters trying to get inside to disrupt counting. Rep. Jim Banks tied together a Peter Strzok conspiracy theory with a reference to “the shady ballot counting happening in WI, MI and PA.” You know, the ballot counting. Which Republicans insist must be shady, because it’s not going their way.The majority of the Pennsylvania state House tweeted that “The failure of Pennsylvania to have firm election results on Election Day is an openly partisan failure by Democrats from the Wolf administration to the PA Supreme Court.” Except the failure of Pennsylvania to have firm election results on Election Day is a direct result of Republican legislators blocking election officials from counting or even processing mail ballots before Election Day!Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich enthusiastically jumped on board with claims that “Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania are all being stolen by Democrats.” Again, because votes are being counted.- Advertisement –
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“As we embark on a new creative direction, he departs the show with our sincerest thanks and gratitude for his trademark wit and charm that helped make this show a success,” ABC and BBC said in a statement at the time. “Erin will also not be returning, and we appreciate all that she brought to the ballroom. Fans have been rooting for her since she originally competed as a contestant back in 2010, and her signature sense of humor has become a hallmark of the show.”The show’s executive producer Andrew Llinares later opened up about the decision to cut Andrews and Bergeron and cast Tyra Banks as their replacement.- Advertisement – “I think it’s all about evolution. I think any show like this that has been on many, many seasons needs to continue to evolve,” he told reporters in September 2020. “I think changing the host was all about evolution, it was about making the show feel fresh, making it feel new [and] kind of make it reach out — maybe to a new audience as well, as well as the audience that’s been there for years.”The hosts aren’t the only ones to start a controversy on the show! The judges, the pros and the celebrities have also made many headlines through the years. Scroll through the gallery below for some of the biggest moments. With every popular show comes a fair share of backlash. Ever since the 2005 debut of Dancing With the Stars, fans have been very vocal about what they do and don’t like — and who deserves to be on the show.One of the biggest shakeups came ahead in July 2020 when Tom Bergeron announced that after hosting the show since the series premiere, he was axed from the show, along with cohost Erin Andrews. The sportscaster had joined him in 2014 and the duo quickly became fan favorites.- Advertisement –
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Topics : During an inspection tour to the city this week, Vice Premier Sun Chunlan urged local authorities to increase oversight of imported goods, as well as of any people leaving Dalian, state news agency Xinhua reported Tuesday.”The task of prevention and control is still arduous, and there should be no slacking,” Sun was quoted as saying.Following a June outbreak in Beijing which infected more than 300 people, Dalian authorities are using a similar targeted approach to implement virus control measures on different districts of the city based on their risk levels.In total, 84,060 people have been infected with coronavirus in China, of whom 482 remain hospitalized. There have been 4,634 related deaths, according to an official count. The last time it recorded so many new cases was April 13, when 108 infections were confirmed — mostly imported.Authorities have concentrated their attention on a cluster which emerged last week at a food processing plant in Dalian, in the northeastern province of Liaoning. Officials said workers there handled contaminated packaging of imported seafood.Fifty-two cases have been confirmed in the major port city in the past week, of which 30 involved employees at the factory.More than three million people have been tested in Dalian and Zhao Lian, head of the city’s health commission, said Wednesday that enclosed public venues — including libraries, gyms, bars, museums, restaurants and spas — would be closed.
China reported 101 new coronavirus cases Wednesday, its highest single-day figure in three months, as gyms, bars and museums closed in infection hotspots.Of the new cases, 98 were domestic infections, mostly in the northwestern region of Xinjiang, where a growing cluster first discovered earlier this month has prompted mass testing and restrictions.China — where the global outbreak first emerged — had largely brought domestic transmission under control through targeted lockdowns, travel restrictions and testing. But sporadic regional outbreaks have illustrated the difficulty of keeping the virus at bay.
Gojek is integrating its application and using the single brand name Gojek for all its markets in Southeast Asia.One mobile application can now be used to access Gojek’s services in all its operating countries. For example, Indonesian users can access Gojek in Vietnam with their current Gojek app.The company was previously known as GoViet in Vietnam and GET in Thailand, while it has been using the brand Gojek for its Indonesia and Singapore market. “The name integration in all four countries validates the competitiveness of local innovations at the international level,” the company’s co-CEO, Andre Soelistyo, said in a statement on Monday, which coincided with Indonesia’s 75th Independence Day.The company reported that GoViet had made it to the 100 most reliable products and services list by the Vietnam Economic Times. Meanwhile, GET’s food delivery was also reported to have the most growth among similar services in Thailand.“The platform’s integration is also a reflection of the dedication of our driver-partners who continue to serve us even during this pandemic,” said Gojek co-CEO Gojek Kevin Aluwi.He added that the company would also integrate its driver-partner applications, such as Gojek Driver and GoKilat Driver for courier services, into a single app called GoPartner.According to the University of Indonesia’s (UI) School of Economics and Business Demographic Institute (LD FEB UI) report released in August, Gojek’s contribution to Indonesia’s economy reached Rp 104.6 trillion (US$ 7.2 billion) last year, or around 1 percent of gross domestic product at the time. (eyc)Topics :
Belgium’s tanker shipping company Euronav has concluded the merger with US-based crude oil shipping company Gener8 Maritime.The 60.9 million new shares issued to Gener8 shareholders as consideration for the transaction will begin trading on the NYSE on June 13. The move follows the recent combination approval granted by Gener8 Maritime’s shareholders.“Today marks an important milestone in the continued development of Euronav. Completing this transaction provides the crude tanker market with a global player of substantial size,” Paddy Rodgers, CEO of Euronav, said.The merger creates an independent large crude tanker operator with a fleet of 76 operating crude tankers, consisting of 43 VLCCs, 27 Suezmaxes, 2 ULCC, two Panamax tankers and two FSOs under joint venture – representing over 19.4 million dwt in aggregate.The merged entity has balance sheet assets of over USD 4 billion, an estimated pro-forma market capitalization of USD 2 billion based on Euronav’s closing price of USD 9.10 per share on June 11, 2018, and marked-to-market leverage of less than 50%.Additionally, the operator has a liquidity position estimated at more than USD 800 million, including cash on hand and undrawn amounts available under existing credit facilities; tangible economies of scale via pooling arrangements, procurement opportunities, reduced overhead and enhanced access to capital; and a well-capitalised, highly liquid company for investors wanting to participate in the tanker market.Furthermore, increase of the scale of the Tankers International Pool (a spot market-oriented tanker pool) to 65 VLCCs will allow the company to continue to provide the lowest commercial fees as a percentage of revenue in the sector, according to Euronav.
After Luke Shaw opened the scoring in the 33rd minute, Ighalo fired home his side’s second in the 41st minute before wrapping up the victory with another goal in the 70th minute. The 30-year-old, who only joined the Red Devils on deadline day from Shanghai Shenhua, has now scored three goals across his first six appearances for a club he grew up supporting. While some initially questioned United’s decision to sign Ighalo, he’s quickly proven his worth and declared he couldn’t care less what pundits may be saying about him. “I am happy. I want to congratulate the team for a hard fought game,” Ighalo told BT Sport post-match.Advertisement Loading… Promoted Content2020 Tattoo Trends: Here’s What You’ll See This YearCouples Who Celebrated Their Union In A Unique, Unforgettable Way8 Ways Drones Will Automate Our FutureBest & Worst Celebrity Endorsed Games Ever MadeInsane 3D Spraying Skills Turn In Incredible Street ArtThe Models Of Paintings Whom The Artists Were Madly In Love WithWho Is The Most Powerful Woman On Earth?9 Facts You Should Know Before Getting A TattooWho Earns More Than Ronaldo?The Best Cars Of All Time8 Superfoods For Growing Hair Back And Stimulating Its GrowthThese TV Characters Left The Show And It Just Got Better Odion Ighalo has called the bluff of his critics, saying he doesn’t care what anyone may say about him, as long as he has the support of his team-mates, manager, and fans after scoring a brace in Manchester United’s 3-0 win over Derby County in the FA Cup fifth round. “As long as my team-mates believe in me, the boss believes in me and the fans believe in me, I just have to keep going. I don’t care what anyone says.” Ighalo’s arrival at Old Trafford has coincided with a good run of form for the Red Devils with the club yet to lose when the Nigerian’s been involved and winning both of their games when he’s started. It’s the stuff of fairytales for Ighalo, who is determined not be overawed by his situation as he looks to pay back Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s faith in him. “I am happy to be around this game team, great lads and great manager, I am happy and we are working hard,” Ighalo told BBC Sport. Read Also:Odion Ighalo: Solskjaer reveals how Nigerian has improved Man United attack “We know we need to win the game to go through to do important things this season and end the season well. The start was not the best we can do but after 20-25 minutes we got into the game. FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 
By Tony SteelePEORIZ, Ariz. (March 18) – Chaz Baca Jr. took home his third win in four events at Canyon Speedway Park Saturday night in the Mark Stewart owned no. 59 IMCA Modified.Baca continued to flex his muscles as he took his third win and fourth top two in the past four events he has entered at CSP. Baca was runner-up to Guy Norton on the first night of the Shamrock Showcase doubleheader before powering his way to victory on night number two.John Parmeley led during the first half of the race and seemed to be the car to beat while Baca began to maneuver his way through traffic from the 10th starting spot. Once Baca found himself in second it looked like he wouldn’t quite have the power to get around Parmeley until the leader slipped up in the middle of turns one and two, allowing Baca to make his way by on the inside.Baca cruised away to victory and Parmeley held on to finish second in front of defending champion Mike Strobl, Jay Foster and Bubba Stafford.The Karl Chevrolet Northern SportMods saw J.C. Parmeley sweep the weekend with another strong run on Saturday while Cody Center picked up his first win of the year in the IMCA Sunoco Stock Cars. Bradley Stafford was the second driver of the night to sweep the weekend at CSP when he took the checkered flag in the IMCA Sunoco Hobby Stocks.