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Delaware’s economic outlook ranked 37th in the nation in economic outlook according to recently released data by the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC). The annual publication Click here for a link to the report. The annual publication Rich States, Poor States: ALEC-Laffer State Economic Competitiveness Index found Delaware experienced the largest improvement regarding economic outlook in the most recent data, jumping from 44th to 37th place, thanks to a respite from recent tax hikes. However, Delaware still has plenty of room for progress, the report noted. Not mentioned was the states budget shortfall, which will make tax hikes likely. Rich States, Poor States is celebrating its 10th edition The publication is authored by Dr. Arthur B. Laffer, a member of Ronald Reagan’s Economic Policy Advisory Board, Stephen Moore, distinguished visiting fellow at The Heritage Foundation, and Jonathan Williams, ALEC Chief Economist and Vice President of the ALEC Center for State Fiscal Reform. The ALEC report downgrades states that lack right to work laws or have higher minimum wages. The report incorrectly listed the state’s minimum wage at $10.10, rather than $8.25. Other negatives included a high personal income tax and corporate tax rate. “As we celebrate the 10th edition of Rich States, Poor States, the presented data remains consistent in its message. State governments are constantly competing for Americans and jobs, and in this fast-moving environment, standing still is enough to get left behind,” said Jonathan Williams. “States that have adopted pro-growth policies have enjoyed robust economic expansion, with greater wage growth and more opportunities for citizens. The facts remain clear that pro-growth policies are working and there is a clear trend in favor of market-oriented reforms. Along with my co-authors, Dr. Art Laffer and Stephen Moore, I look forward to continuing this important work for years to come.” According to the report, many states significantly improved or fell in the index. West Virginia also climbed six spots from 37th to 31st. On the other hand, Oklahoma dropped six places from 10thto 16th, whereas Wisconsin, Mississippi, and Alaska all fell five places in the Index to 14th, 22nd and 30th respectively.

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Derby County signed six players in the summer transfer window and 10 players left the club. Curtis Davies, Andre Wisdom, Tom Huddlestone, Tom Lawrence, Sam Winnall (on loan) and Maikel Kieftenbeld arrived. Will Hughes, Tom Ince, Cyrus Christie, Abdoul Camara, Nick Blackman (on loan), Craig Bryson (on loan), Jacob Butterfield (on loan), Timi Max Elsnik (on loan), Kellan Gordon (on loan) and Farrend Rawson (on loan) left. But it could be a busier time of ins and outs next summer. Ten players are out of contract at the end of this season. They are Craig Forsyth, George Thorne, Johnny Russell, Mason Bennett, Darren Bent, Chris Baird, Alex Pearce, Jason Shackell, Jamie Hanson and Kelle Roos. We wait to see which of the players are offered new deals. Craig Bryson, Andreas Weimann, Jacob Butterfield, Bradley Johnson, Richard Keogh, Nick Blackman, Marcus Olsson, Scott Carson, David Nugent have two years left on their deals. Here is a list of when contracts expire: 2018 Craig Forsyth George Thorne Mason Bennett Darren Bent Alex Pearce Chris Baird Jason Shackell Jamie Hanson Johnny Russell Kelle Roos 2019 Craig Bryson Andreas Weimann Jacob Butterfield Bradley Johnson Nick Blackman Marcus Olsson Richard Keogh Scott Carson David Nugent Curtis Davies (with option of another year) Tom Huddlestone (with option of another year) 2020 Matej Vydra Ikechi Anya Max Lowe Kyle McAllister Chris Martin 2021 Andre Wisdom Jonathan Mitchell 2022 Tom Lawrence

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Doctors claim Brazil hospitals gave dodgy COVID-19 care Irene Castilho didn't even have a day to grieve after her husband died of COVID-19. She was sick, too, coughing and struggling to breathe; he was barely gone when she started using his oxygen mask. The same day, on March 22, she was admitted to a hospital in Sao Paulo. The 71-year-old had followed doctors' instructions to the letter -- dutifully taking her doses of hydroxychloroquine. She also took ivermectin and a battery of anti-inflammatories and vitamins in the so-called "COVID kit" that her health care company, Prevent Senior, mailed to her home. Still, her condition had deteriorated. At the hospital, Castilho received dialysis and was intubated. When physicians consulted Castilho's daughters about giving her flutamide -- a drug typically used for prostate cancer -- they declined, worried about possible side effects for their mother who recently had liver cancer. They later saw a nurse administering flutamide; she told them it had been prescribed despite their objection. Castilho died in late April, 33 days after her husband, and her daughters scattered her ashes upon his grave. "You know that passionate couple? That was them," her daughter Katia Castilho told the Associated Press in a video call from northeastern city Joao Pessoa. "That's what keeps me from staying silent. That's what makes me unafraid. It's a truth that I wish were a lie. It's a wound that will never scar." Castilho's case is one of a series of examples that have led to explosive accusations against Prevent Senior, which operates 10 hospitals in Sao Paulo, that have scandalized Brazil since mid-September. Whistleblowing doctors, through their lawyer, testified at the Senate last week that Prevent Senior enlisted participants to test unproven drugs without proper consent and forced doctors to toe the line on prescribing unproven drugs touted by President Jair Bolsonaro as part of a "COVID kit." Some senators have said it appears Prevent Senior falsified death certificates to omit COVID-19 as cause of death. Authorities are also investigating the complaints the company conducted research without proper permission. The case underscores the resilient rift in polarized Brazil over proper treatment of COVID-19 patients, with many in the nation -- including the unvaccinated president -- bucking global scientific recommendations. And there's concern that other providers likewise implemented dodgy policies. Two weeks ago, Pedro Batista Junior, Prevent Senior's executive director, testified to senators that doctors were free to make their own prescriptions for treatment of COVID-19 and said patients had freely agreed to take their COVID kits. In response to more than a dozen questions from the AP, Prevent Senior denied all wrongdoing, irregularities at its facilities or having conducted unapproved trials. It said all patients or family members consented before receiving treatment. It didn't respond to questions about how many patients received the COVID kits. Brazil has a public health care system, though service is often subpar. Many middle-class Brazilians have private plans, but costs for the elderly are high. Prevent Senior seemed to help fill that gap. It was founded in 1997 and grew among those who couldn't afford premium care; its monthly cost is about $300, half that of some competitors. The company has more than 500,000 clients, with an average age of 68. Three doctors formerly employed by Prevent Senior -- George Joppert, Alessandra Joppert and Walter Correa de Souza Neto -- told television program "Fantastico" on Oct. 3 that doctors received instructions from company officials to prescribe hydroxychloroquine. Until that interview, all had remained anonymous. Souza Neto repeated that assertion in Senate testimony on Thursday: "Between the end of March and April (2020), (Prevent Senior) instituted a protocol to prescribe hydroxychloroquine for patients. There was no autonomy for the doctor; it was mandatory." The antimalarial has been given glowing endorsements by Bolsonaro and his allies, who are among few remaining global champions for the drug. While a few studies at the pandemic's onset suggested it might be promising, they were largely conducted in lab dishes, not people. Extensive worldwide research has long since found it to be ineffective and potentially dangerous for COVID-19. The doctors also said they were told to prescribe ivermectin, an anti-parasite drug whose effectiveness for COVID-19 remains unproven. The American Medical Association recommends against prescribing it outside of formal trials. Both drugs are part of what President Jair Bolsonaro and his allies refer to as "early treatment" for COVID-19. The president defended "early treatment" as recently as Sept. 20 at the U.N. General Assembly. He and his lawmaker son have also cited the healing potential of proxalutamide, an anti-androgen similar to flutamide that is still undergoing trials as a potential COVID-19 medication. Pressure to prescribe hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin is corroborated by internal Prevent Senior chat groups on WhatsApp obtained by The Associated Press, and which were previously shared with the Senate committee investigating the nation's COVID-19 response. They include messages sent by Benedito Junior and another executive, two current clinic directors, one former clinic director, and an unnamed physician. Both drugs are also relatively inexpensive. One of the directors sent messages demanding their prescription while highlighting Prevent Senior's slipping finances. "We can't lose focus. We've started having bad revenues again," a director named Rodrigo Esper wrote to doctors in May 2020 while urging use of the drugs. "We still haven't hit the peak of the pandemic and we're losing revenue." Lawyer Bruna Morato, who represents 12 doctors currently or previously employed by Prevent Senior, told senators on Sept. 28 that her clients were repeatedly told to choose between prescribing dubious drugs or losing their jobs. In polarized Brazil, perspectives on COVID-19 have assumed ideological contours, particularly as Bolsonaro repeatedly downplayed the disease's severity and undermined governors' and mayors' measures to control its spread. Armchair epidemiologists have shown themselves willing to excoriate anyone who voices trust in the so-called global experts or expresses doubt about the effectiveness of the COVID kit prescribed by doctors at Prevent and elsewhere. Bolsonaro claims that the Senate committee is politically motivated and working unfairly to pin the pandemic's deaths on him. The press office of Brazil's presidency didn't respond to requests for comment for this story. In response to questions from the AP, Prevent Senior insisted that doctors had been free to prescribe the COVID kit or not. But that medical autonomy has been challenged by the three doctors interviewed by "Fantastico," Senate testimony by the lawyer of 12 doctors and five of the messages reviewed by the AP. On March 21 this year, a doctor sent a message saying an executive named Rafael had told her that prescription of the COVID kit was mandatory. "Rafael told me prescription of the COVID kit is obligatory, but I don't feel comfortable with that. I'd like to know how I should proceed," the doctor wrote to a recipient who was not identified. The message was one of those shared with Senate investigators. Some patients other than Castilho also were given flutamide -- though with consent. Luiz Cesar Pereira said he had initially resisted a doctor urging him to use the drug for his mother after he researched on the internet and found it wasn't scientifically proven. "`Trust me, we're going to recover your mom,"' Pereira recalled the doctor saying. He finally relented, and gave consent. "In my blessed ignorance, I believed. ... Because I don't know anything. I don't have any friend who's a doctor," said Pereira, 45, who sells construction materials. His mother eventually died. Dr. Jose Davi Urbaez, president of the capital's society of infectious disease specialists, said he believes Prevent Senior's use of unproven treatments is just "the tip of the iceberg." "What was done with `early treatment' is criminal, and not limited to Prevent," he said. "There needs to be a very precise investigation of this, and punishment should be exemplary, because it underscores failure in the ethics of medical practice." Prevent Senior told the AP that it wasn't formally testing flutamide, but said doctors were allowed to administer it. The company maintained that the drug can be helpful in treating COVID-19. Jorge Venancio, commissioner of Brazil's National Research Ethics Commission, told the AP that the only application Prevent Senior made for COVID-19 research was related to the prescription of hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin, an anti-inflammatory that also hasn't proven helpful. He said the council approved that request to start trials in April 2020 and the hospital published its results just three days later, indicating the study had already been done. Prevent Senior told the AP it was not a scientific study, but rather an "observational report" comparing patients who received hydroxychloroquine and azithromycin with others who didn't take the drugs, and which started in March. "They published a pre-print with the results of the research, with 636 patients, which is impossible; there's no way to do that," Venancio said. "Even if it were observational research, as they're saying now, it would have to be registered." Prevent Senior disputed the need for registration with the commission. But the research council gave that information to prosecutors in Sao Paulo who are investigating the healthcare provider, and who have received complaints from doctors and patients. The Senate committee is also sharing information with prosecutors. The lawmakers are also investigating possible fraud in death certificates. In May 2020, the Health Ministry issued guidelines stating that a death stemming from COVID-19 should still be classified as such on a death certificate, even if the patient had stopped testing positive for the virus itself. "If the person was admitted for COVID, COVID has to be on the death certificate," said Daniel Dourado, a doctor, lawyer and researcher at the University of Sao Paulo. But that didn't always happen. Luciano Hang, a department store magnate who is a fervent Bolsonaro supporter, told the Senate committee his mother was admitted to a Prevent Senior facility in Sao Paulo with COVID-19. Yet the disease doesn't appear on her death certificate, a copy of which the AP reviewed. It remains unclear whether that means patients' deaths were omitted from state and national tallies of COVID-19 deaths. Prevent Senior's press office told the AP that this didn't interfere with compulsory notification to authorities. Sen. Randolfe Rodrigues, who sits on the committee, told the AP he believes it did affect the tallies, but there will be no way to prove that for months. Others agree. "Prevent hid COVID-19 deaths. And that was intentional. I have never seen anything of this scale," said Dr. Gonzalo Vecina, one of the founders of Brazil's health regulator. "They committed crimes and we need to identify who produced false information that fed into the public health care system." Neither Sao Paulo state's health secretariat nor Brazil's Health Ministry confirmed whether patients who died from COVID-19 at Prevent Senior facilities factored into the nation's death toll, which is the world's second highest at more than 600,000. Like Urbaez, many say the revelations from Prevent Senior reflect what is going on elsewhere. Similar allegations have emerged regarding Hapvida, the nation's third-largest healthcare provider, with almost 5 million clients. The major newspaper O Globo published messages indicating Hapvida directors pressured doctors to prescribe hydroxychloroquine as recently as January. Several doctors confirmed this to the paper, without revealing their names. Felipe Peixoto Nobre, a former Hapvida doctor in Ceara state, told television station Globo that he was red-flagged for not prescribing the COVID kit, and was told he ran the risk of being fired if his refusal continued. Hapvida said in a statement to the AP that, at the start of the pandemic, hydroxychloroquine was understood to be beneficial and "there was significant adherence in our network," but that it never amounted to the majority of prescriptions. It said it no longer recommends hydroxychloroquine "because there is no scientific proof of its effectiveness." The government regulator of private health care plans said in a statement to the AP it is investigating Hapvida, Prevent Senior and another provider, Unimed Fortaleza. Sao Paulo's medical council also told the AP it is investigating Prevent Senior. Meanwhile, the Senate committee aims to release its final report within two weeks and some lawmakers have already signaled they want to make an example of Prevent Senior. Sen. Renan Calheiros, who is assigned to write the committee report, said in an interview, "Prevent Senior is the most shocking case investigated by this committee from a humanitarian and civilizational perspective," and accused it of giving some patients medicine without their consent. 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Downtown development board rolling out tax-increment financing incentive The Downtown Memphis Commission is activating a tax-increment financing (TIF) incentive in anticipation of developers seeking more help than a popular tax abatement program can provide. A policy committee of the Center City Revenue Finance Corp., which controls the incentives, reviewed the TIF program Friday and forwarded it to the board for adoption. Officials say several developers have recently inquired about additional incentives that might be available for infrastructure such as street improvements, utilities and parking. The developers weren't identified. President Jennifer Oswalt said the agency has long had the legal ability to approve TIFs for site-specific projects, but had never seen a demand for such a program. A TIF allows a portion of the increase in property taxes generated by a development to be set aside for spending on infrastructure tied to the project. Developers typically issue bonds to pay for infrastructure at the beginning of a project, then pay off the debt with TIF proceeds. The Downtown commission's mainstay incentive is a payment in lieu of taxes, or PILOT, that reduces a development’s property taxes for a fixed term. PILOT has been used for decades to attract Downtown development projects. Oswalt said the TIF program will operate under the same rules as a PILOT. Projects must be within the Downtown core or inside the Parkways and must meet a “but for” test, essentially proving that they aren’t financially feasible without the incentive. A project could be eligible for either a TIF or a PILOT, but not both, Oswalt said. The program applies to commercial real estate development including apartments, commercial and a mixture of the uses. It can’t be used for single-family residential or, with a few exceptions, industrial development. A developer must submit an economic impact plan to justify a TIF, and each TIF must be approved by the City Council and Shelby County Commission, in addition to the Center City Revenue Finance Corp. board. PILOTs are approved by the Center City board. Officials said they believe the incentive would come into play on large development projects on sites with big infrastructure needs. Oswalt said an example might be a development on top of the Gayoso Bayou, an aging drainage system that runs beneath Downtown. Board attorney James McLaren said it would take a sizable project — one with a need for probably $10 million in TIF funding — to justify the expense of creating the TIF and issuing bonds. More: Binghamton apartments, Southgate revamp win tax breaks; Shelby Farms area project advances A variety of TIFs have been approved around the city. The Community Redevelopment Agency of Memphis and Shelby County has approved multiple TIF districts, and the Economic Development Growth Engine approved a TIF for Graceland redevelopment. Developers of Parkside at Shelby Farms recently won approval from the EDGE board for a TIF for a mixed-use development. Reach reporter Wayne Risher at (901) 529-2874 or wayne.risher@commercialappeal.com.

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Draft guidance recommends Amgen treatment for secondary hyperparathyroidism The first new treatment in a decade for a common complication of chronic kidney disease has been given a green light by NICE, opening the door for its routine use in the NHS in England. In draft guidance, the cost-effectiveness agency is backing use of Amgen's Parsabiv (etelcalcetide) for secondary hyperparathyroidism caused by CKD in patients on haemodialysis, but only for patients who cannot be treated with Amgen's older drug Sensipar/Mimpara (cinacalcet) - and provided Amgen supplies the drug at an agreed discount. sHPT parathyroidism is a serious condition that affects a high proportion of CKD patients receiving dialysis. It involves excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone by the parathyroid glands in response to decreased kidney function, and causes bone pain, reduced mobility, stomach pain and depression. NICE's appraisal document says the Quality Adjusted Life Year (QALY) cost of the drug is likely to be around the £15,000-£27,000 range - within its usual threshold for cost-effectiveness – although it adds that differences in price of the vial sizes add a degree of uncertainty. "Given that etelcalcetide has similar efficacy to cinacalcet but higher associated costs, the committee considered that it should be recommended as an option for people with secondary hyperparathyroidism whom a calcimimetic is indicated, only if cinacalcet is not considered suitable," it notes. Parsabiv was approved by the EMA last November and according to the company has advantages over its older drug. Specifically, it is administered three times a week as an infusion at the end of the dialysis process, while cinacalcet must be given orally every day. It is estimated that only around 25% of eligible patients take cinacalcet, mainly because most people with sHPT have a substantial number of tablets to take, including phosphate binders that can be unpleasant because they are difficult to swallow and produce nausea. Cinacalcet has been a big earner for Amgen for years, with sales of more than $1.6bn last year, holding up well even though it is starting to face generic competition in some markets and will lose US patent protection in 2018. As there are around two million people worldwide who are on dialysis as a result of kidney failure, analysts have said Parsabiv has significant sales potential and could match or even exceed Sensipar's sales at its peak, although rising levels of payer pushback in the US and elsewhere has led others to suggest a figure of $500m or so could be more likely. NICE's positive assessment is therefore a boost to Amgen's ambitions for the new drug as it faces what could be a steep decline in cinacalcet sales over the next couple of years. Sciterion is an award winning specialist healthcare communications consultancy within the Havas Health network of companies. We exist to make...

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Driven by new demand from consumer electronics and wireless applications, the global market for micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) will expand to $8,8 billion in 2012, up from $6,1 billion in 2006, iSuppli predicts. “The markets for mainstay MEMS actuator products, like inkjet heads and digital light processor (DLP) chips from Texas Instruments, have finally passed the baton to MEMS sensors to drive the next growth wave in the market,” said Jérémie Bouchaud, director and principal analyst, MEMS. “The new wave is partly founded in the rapid rise of consumer electronics applications such as motion sensors for gaming, laptops and digital still cameras. Mobile handsets will also be a strong area, with MEMS sensor revenue in this area to rise at a 22,9% compound annual growth rate to reach $925 million in 2012.” The attached figure presents iSuppli’s forecast of global MEMS revenue by device. The worldwide market for accelerometers, gyroscopes, microphones, pressure sensors, bulk acoustic wave (BAW) filters, flow sensors, micro-fluidic chips, microbolometers, thermopiles and oscillators is growing at an 11% rate annually, and overtook the actuator market for the first time ever in 2007. Four main segments collectively will account for slightly more than 60% of total MEMS market revenue in 2012: consumer electronics, mobile handsets, automotive and industrial process control. Aside from the consumer and wireless applications, market pull is being exerted by the automotive sector, an established area set to receive new impetus as a result of mandates for safety and new emissions standards. Demand will also be driven by a diverse range of applications in industrial processing and control. The one bright spot for actuators is in radio frequency (RF) MEMS switches used in mobile handsets and test equipment. This market will grow at an annual rate of more than 100% from 2006 to 2012, and will account for $261 million in actuator revenue in 2012, up from just $6 million in 2007. “The consumer electronics and mobile communications fields are much more dynamic than the previous mainstay markets for MEMS, ie, inkjet heads, diverse industrial applications and automotive uses,” Bouchaud said. “Existing companies have a great opportunity to ride this wave and new players have a chance to address a relatively open market. However, deep R&D pockets are essential to compete in this area, and the companies that will succeed will be those that bet on and invest in building dedicated mass-production facilities.” Pioneering companies with brand new MEMS products tend to enjoy a lengthy monopoly in the market, such as Texas Instruments with its DLP chip or Knowles with MEMS microphones. Meanwhile, in fast-moving markets like consumer electronics and automotive sensors (the latter driven by mandates), economies of scale will be the norm, with sensor companies attempting to address both sectors. iSuppli also expects the pace of mergers and acquisitions to accelerate in 2008 and 2009, concentrating MEMS market share among fewer players. For more information visit www.isuppli.com.

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During the last weekend rescue team has received around 109 cases called “Search and rescue mission.” It was in other words a busy weekend for the 50 operational rescue boats around the country and in addition there have been a number of assistant missions. – The range is huge and is covering from searching for missing to clean assistance missions. Fortunately there have not been any serious accidents so far in July and we hope the trend continues, said Thomas Skarstad, maritime leader in rescue team. 120 more jobs in June Thursday morning it did not take long before the first phones came into the rescue boat Stormbull in Stavern. Someone had rope in the propeller, while others affected by weather and wind conditions along the coast of Vestfold. – We note that we have less to do than what we have had in previous years. Why I’m not quite sure, but there has been some bad weather in recent days. With less traffic means less to do, says Ruben Langseth, master of rescue boat Stormbull. Nationwide rescue boats used 120 times more in June than the same month last year. Also so far in July it has been busier than usual. – We have become better to be available and asked people to contact us anyway so the threshold is getting lower and lower. Source: NTB scanpix / Norway Today

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EAST HAMPTON -- All students new to the East Hampton Public School System are asked to register for school prior to Aug. 20 if possible. Offices will be open for registration from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Parents should present transfer information, the child's most recent report card, a full-size birth certificate, a social security number, an up-to-date immunization record and a completed physical examination form (available in each school's main office). Parents will be required to provide proof of residency with a utility bill or any other form of verification of residency. New students will not be officially registered on the first day of school. East Hampton Public Schools will open for the 2001-02 school year Sept. 4. Meal guidelines for schoolchildren MIDDLETOWN -- The Middletown Public Schools' policy for determining eligibility of children who may receive free or reduced price meals served under the National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs follows. School officials have adopted family size and income criteria for determining eligibility. Guidelines will be used in Connecticut July 1 to June 30, 2002, for determining eligibility of participants for free and reduced-price meals and free milk in the Child Nutrition Programs. Free Meal Guidelines Number Annual Gross Monthly Gross Weekly Gross in Family Income Income Income 1 11,167 931 215 2 15,093 1,258 291 3 19,019 1,585 366 4 22,945 1,913 442 5 26,871 2,240 517 6 30,797 2,576 593 7 34,723 2,894 668 8 38,649 3,221 744 Each Additional Family Member +3,926 +328 Reduced Price Meal Guidelines Number Annual Gross Monthly Gross Weekly Gross in Family Income Income Income 1 15,892 1,325 306 2 21,479 1,790 414 3 27,066 2,256 521 4 32,653 2,722 628 5 38,240 3,187 736 6 43,827 3,653 843 7 49,414 4,118 951 8 55,001 4,584 1,058 Each Additional Family Member +5,587 +466 +108 Children from families whose income is at or below the levels shown are eligible for free or reduced price meals or free milk. Application forms are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents. To apply for free or reduced price meals or free milk, households should fill out the application and return it to the school. Additional copies are available at the principal's office at each school. The information provided on the application is confidential and will be used only for the purposes of determining eligibility, and may be verified at any time during the school year by school or other program officials. Applications may be submitted at any time during the year. Application forms for food stamp/TFA households require the child's name, the child's food stamp/TFA certifying that the information provided is correct. Households are required to report increases in household income of over $50 per month or $600 per year and decreases in household size. Termination of food stamp or TFA benefits must be reported. In certain cases, foster children are also eligible for these benefits. If a family has a foster child living with them who is a legal ward of the state of Connecticut, that child is considered a family of one, and monthly personal income from the state must be reported. Under the provisions of the policy, the school principal will review applications and determine eligibility. If a parent is dissatisfied with the ruling of the determining official, he/she may wish to discuss the decision with the determining official on an informal basis. If he/she wishes to make a formal appeal, a request either orally or in writing, may be made to Richard A. Cormier, associate superintendent, 311 Hunting Hill Ave., 06457; 638-1402, for a hearing to appeal the decision. The policy contains an outline of the hearing procedure. Each school and the central office of the school district have a copy of the policy, which may be reviewed by an interested party. If a household member becomes unemployed of if household size changes at any time, the family should contact the school to file a new application. Such changes may make the children of the household eligible for reduced price meals, free meals, or free milk, if the family income falls at or below the levels shown above. Red Cross golf tournament MIDDLETOWN -- The 33rd annual Red Cross Golf Tournament is set for Sept. 25 at the Portland Golf Club. The tournament benefits the Middlesex County Chapter of the American Red Cross. This event is considered a major fund-raiser for the many services provided to the community by the chapter. The fee of $125 includes 18 holes of golf, a golf cart, continental breakfast, lunch, contest, dinner and a raffle. To receive a brochure, call 347-2577. To become a sponsor, call 347-2577. Elks bingo MIDDLETOWN -- Bingo is played at 6:45 p.m. every Monday night at the Elks Lodge 771 Crystal Ballroom on Maynard Street. Chester Republicans CHESTER -- The Chester Republican Town Committee meets on the first Tuesday of every month at the Community Center at 7:30 p.m. Contact Mario Gioco for information at 526-9306.

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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – The Jaguars ended the first quarter of the NFL season today with a 2-2 record, tied for the AFC South lead.

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EDMONTON -- COVID-19 variants of concern (VOCs), particularly the Delta variant, cause more severe illness than the native strain of the virus, increasing the risk hospitalization, admission to the intensive care unit (ICU) and death, according to a large Canadian study released Tuesday. The study found that people infected with VOCs were significantly younger and less likely to have comorbidities than those with non-VOC infections, and, even after adjusting for age, sex, comorbidities and other factors, the increased risk of adverse outcomes persisted. Using case data from Ontario, the country’s most populated province, the study included 212,326 cases of COVID-19 reported between Feb. 7 and Jun. 26, 2021. Variants of concern included those with the N501Y mutation such as Alpha, Beta and Gamma as well as Delta, which have replaced the original SARS-CoV-2 strain. Of the total cases, 22.4 per cent were non-VOC, 76.7 per cent were infections with N501Y mutations, and just 2.8 per cent were probable Delta. The study found that with Alpha, Beta and Gamma VOC infections, risks of hospitalization were 52 per cent higher than non-VOC cases, with the risk of admission to ICU 89 per cent higher and death 51 per cent higher than the original virus. But, with Delta infections, the risks jumped to 108 per cent, 235 per cent and 133 per cent higher respectively, despite the small number of infections included in the study. “Once we adjusted for confounding factors such as age, vaccination status, comorbidity and temporal trends, elevated per-infection risk, including risk of death, remained markedly higher with VOCs, and with the Delta variant in particular,” co-authors David Fisman and Ashley Tuite, of the University of Toronto’s Dalla Lana School of Public Health, wrote in the study. “Given the relatively small number of Delta infections in our study, it is remarkable that we detected a clear and significant elevated risk of uncommon, delayed outcomes, such as death.” The study authors note that an important limitation to the analysis is the possibility that early Delta variant infections were misclassified as non-VOC, “owing to the absence of routine screening for characteristic Delta mutations, with likely underestimation of the prevalence of the Delta variant before May 2021.” But the study, published in the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ), echoes findings from England, Scotland and Singapore-bases studies indicating the Delta variant increases risk of emergency department visits, hospitalization and severe outcomes. CANADA IS BATTLING A ‘DIFFERENT PANDEMIC’ In a related editorial, Dr. Kirsten Patrick, interim editor-in-chief of the CMAJ, says it is vitally important that Canadian leaders use “all available tools” to stop the spread of COVID-19 as the country approaches its second pandemic winter. "Canada is battling a different pandemic from the one it faced in early 2020. The virus has become smarter and more dangerous, which means that we need to be smarter too,” Patrick wrote in a media release. “Canada's governments can keep people safe by enacting policies that wisely combine all the measures that have been shown to be effective.” Patrick’s call to action includes extending vaccine mandates and prioritizing the approval of safe vaccines for children, pointing to the study’s evidence that suggests vaccinations blunt the severity of variant infections, reducing the risk of severe disease and death in both partially and fully vaccinated people. "The effects reported here represent a substantial degree of protection against death conferred by vaccines (about 80–90 per cent), even when they fail to prevent infection,” reads the study. “Such direct protective effects may help reduce the health impacts of ongoing SARS-CoV-2 transmission in Ontario, even if herd immunity proves elusive, given the high reproduction numbers of VOCs.” Fisman, coauthor of the peer-reviewed study, has served on advisory boards related to influenza and SARS-CoV-2 vaccines for Seqirus, Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Sanofi-Pasteur.

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EXCLUSIVE: Shane Neil blames himself for death of his son Isaiah who was left in a hot car. But he feels social workers ignored his concerns about his partner's synthetic cannabis addiction. The father of a baby left in a hot car while his family slept inside the house has told the Weekend Herald he should be in prison for his son's death. Eight-month-old Isaiah Neil died after being left in a car on a hot day for several hours outside his grandparents' home in Ruatoki, the Bay of Plenty, in November 2015. Shane Neil was unaware his son was in the car, but did not call 111 when he found the infant "limp, unresponsive and hot". Instead, Isaiah was placed in a cot for another three hours while his parents slept off the "zombie" effects of smoking synthetic drugs. Neil pleaded guilty to manslaughter and was sentenced to 10 months' home detention, while Isaiah's mother, Lacey Te Whetu, and grandmother Donna Parangi were jailed for three years on the same charge. The two women left Isaiah to sleep in the car - with the windows and doors shut - so they could smoke synthetic cannabis inside the house. For this reason, Justice Graham Lang found them to be more culpable than 31-year-old Neil for the death. Home detention was granted as the evidence was unclear if Isaiah could have survived even if Neil had called 111. Speaking publicly about Isaiah's death for the first time, Neil says he felt the sentence was lenient. "I feel lucky to not be in prison. I'd agree with some of the public who thought that wasn't long enough. "I do blame myself ... I failed. The last two years have been like waking up from a bad dream every day. Except it's not a bad dream, it's reality." The interview with Shane Neil was part of a Weekend Herald investigation which found the dysfunctional family were flagged to the attention of Child Youth & Family 12 times in the three years before Isaiah's death. There were 10 official "Reports of Concern" dating back to November 2012; three specifically about Lacey Te Whetu's addiction to synthetic drugs in the months before Isaiah's death. Four complaints were laid by Neil at times when he had split up with Te Whetu during their on-again, off-again relationship. The CYF file obtained by the Weekend Herald shows social workers did follow-up on concerns, but often gave more weight to Lacey Te Whetu's explanations. She often pointed to Neil's own behaviour, including mental health issues and an assault conviction for hitting her. Yet escalating concerns about Lacey's mental health, addiction to synthetic cannabis and violence towards Neil were not acted on quickly enough. "The social worker wouldn't accept any of the information I passed on," Neil told the Weekend Herald. "She said without evidence, it was just my word against Lacey's...but they weren't made up stories. They were true." Since Isaiah's death, CYF has been restructured into the Ministry of Vulnerable Children, Oranga Tamariki. The organisation reviewed its involvement with the family and identified a number of issues, including that CYF didn't act with the appropriate urgency in assessing Isaiah's safety, especially as more information emerged over time. Oranga Tamariki refused to release a copy of the review to the Weekend Herald, but instead released a bullet point summary of the findings under the Official Information Act. The social work practice could have been improved in the following areas: *More robust information gathering to form an accurate picture of family dynamics and functioning in response to reports of concern. *Better understanding of cumulative harm and assessing new information in the context of previous family history. *Improved assessment of the parenting capacity in light of the issues raised. As a result, the Ministry's office in Whakatane now has more comprehensive assessments, record keeping and supervision to make better decisions "My sympathies go out to all those who loved this little boy," said Tayelva Petley, the Bay of Plenty regional manager. "His death was incredibly sad and traumatic, including for those who've been held to account." She said the Ministry for Vulnerable Children is building a sustainable system, not instant solutions, to put children and their whanau "front and centre". "This work will take time if we want to do it properly; it will take four to five years to complete the task of creating a totally new care system that is truly focused on our most vulnerable children and young people." The circumstances of Isaiah's death could be examined in more detail in a Coroner's inquest once the criminal proceedings are concluded. This would not be until the Court of Appeal has ruled on whether to quash Donna Parangi's conviction for manslaughter. She was found guilty at trial, in contrast to her daughter and Neil who pleaded guilty. Neil said admitting his fault was difficult, but the only way he "was going to have any sort of peace, even just a little bit". He struggles to explain why he and Lacey didn't call 111 straight away, other than to say his judgment was clouded by synthetic cannabis. "Neither of us were in a fit state to be parents." Nearly two years after Isaiah's death, Neil recalls the panic when they realised their mistake. "We tried to cool him down with some water and his whole body went cold. From hot to stone cold," said Neil. "I think he was gone then. It was hard to accept as reality at the time. It was like a bad dream." Read the full Weekend Herald investigation.

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EatOkra founders share inspiration behind their app highlighting Black-owned restaurants Anthony & Janique Edwards founded the smartphone app EatOkra, which spotlights Black-owned restaurants, bakeries, cafes, food trucks, bars and wineries across the United States. The couple speaks with TODAY’s Randi Richardson about the inspiration behind the idea, how they landed on the name and what’s next for their business. UP NEXT NOW PLAYING: other EatOkra founders share inspiration behind their app highlighting Black-owned restaurants UP NEXT How 2 friends created sparkling wine subscription service The Sip Restaurant robots could help fill worker shortages Joy Bauer makes 2 simple toast recipes Ina Garten has hilarious response to Reese Witherspoon’s 2022 goals How to set the perfect table: Ina Garten shares her dinner party tips Drinking coffee daily lowers risk of heart disease, new study finds Mikey Day hosts a round of ‘Is It Cake?’ with Hoda Kotb and Maria Shriver How to make a crispy chicken parmesan with fresh red sauce 'Bridgerton' season 2 trailer points quill at Anthony's love triangle TODAY anchors share why family dinner is so important Dolly Parton launches her own new ice cream flavor ‘Pioneer Woman’ Ree Drummond talks her foster son and her new book Starbucks employees fight for unionization Meet the tipping TikTok star changing lives one surprise at a time Natalie Morales makes eggs in a crispy kale nest with roasted chickpeas

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Ederson jumped at the chance to go in goal when he realised he wasn't cut out to be a defender. The Brazilian has signed for Manchester City in a £34.7m deal, more money than any British club has ever paid before for a goalkeeper as Pep Guardiola's overhaul continues. But as a youngster Ederson had designs about playing in defence - before he decided his chances would be better if he switched position. “I used to play in my neighbourhood, in Osasco, in my city, I used to play in the clay," he said. "I wasn't a goalkeeper, I was a defender. I realised I wasn't very skillful to be a defender so I asked to become a goalkeeper. Everything started there. "I had some trials, I didn't pass them. Meanwhile, I went to São Paulo to do a first trial with them with another 250-300 kids. "I played less than five minutes and they gave me the opportunity there. I stayed four or five years at the club but I didn't have many opportunities, so I left São Paulo and had the chance to join Benfica. "My career in Europe started there when I was 15-years-old and that taught me a lot. "Getting to Europe was important and I was able to do a good job at Benfica. And thank God, I'm here at Manchester City." Given Guardiola’s demand for ball-playing goalkeepers, safe to say Ederson’s skills must have improved with age!

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ARTEMIS GALLERY: 3107 S. ... Monday-Tuesday, 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wednesday-Saturday, 10:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m.; Sunday, noon-5 p.m. 206-448-5250; www.atelier31.com BAAS GALLERY: 2703 E. ... GALLERY 110: 110 S.