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 A relentless heat wave is expanding across the South. Heat alerts are in effect from southeast Arizona through most of Texas to Mobile, Alabama and Pensacola, Florida.Nearly 40 million people are under alerts total.Temperatures could get as high as 113 degrees in Tucson, Arizona. In Mobile, Alabama, the heat index is up to 110 degrees. In Abilene, Texas, it s so hot cookies bake in the back of a car.And the heat hazard is expected to expand as the Fourth of July approaches.The first heat wave of the summerclaimed at least two livesjust days ago in Texas.Officials say on June 23rd an emergency call came in for a 14-year-old in distress at Big Bend National Park in Texas.The dad took off to find help while the other brother attempted to carry his little brother to the trailhead.An hour and a half after the emergency call, rescue personnel found the teen dead on the Marufo Vega trail, about a mile from the trailhead.30 minutes later, the boys  stepfather died in a car crash about half a mile away at a canyon overlook.SEE MORE: Father, stepson die at Texas national park as tempera stanley cup ture reached 119Big Bend National Park Ranger Tom Vandenberg says an investigation is underway, but it  stanley cup s believed heat reaching 119 degrees at the park played a factor in the stepfather s death.He says this year four visitors have died at the park, adding that the 14-mile trail the Florida family embarked on is dangerous in t stanley cup he summer, with rugged terrain and no cell service, shade or water.Experts and o Jcdr Oscar De La Hoya released from hospital following batting with COVID-19
 On the first anniversary of the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol, lawmakers and other high-profile politicians are penning remembrances, thank yous to law enforcement and stark warnings about the future of American democracy.Perhaps the direst warning came from former President Jimmy Carter, who in an op-ed piece for The New York Times wr stanley cup ote that  our great nation now teeters on the brink of a widening abyss. In his piece, Carter urged Americans to  set aside differences and work together before it is too late.  Without immediate action, we are at genuine risk of civil conflict and losing our precious democracy,  Carter wrote for the Times.In a Wednesday night appearance on MSNBC, Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, a Democrat, blamed the riots on former President Donald Trump and the falsehoods he spread about widespread voter fraud. The root cause of January 6th is still with us today,  Schumer tweeted.  It lives on through Trump s Big Lie that s undermining faith in our political system and making our democracy less safe. The Senate will take action to move forward on legislation to prot stanley cups uk ect our democracy and the right to vote.             The root cause of January 6th is still with us todayIt lives on through Trump 39  Big Lie that 39  undermining faith in our political system and making our democracy less safeThe Senate will take action to move forward on legislation to protect our dem stanley thermosflasche ocracy and the right to vote https://t.co/jLwY3uEXQfmdash; Chuck Schumer  @SenSch

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The Wisconsin Dep stanley shop artment of Transportation  WisDOT  released nine different concepts of how they could redesign I-794 which has left many wondering if officials should rebuild the highway or tear it down. Whatever happens is going to be there for the next 40, 50 years so this could be a visionary transformative concept for the city,  said Taylor Korslin, a member of Rethink 794.It s no secret that Interstate-794 isn t a fan favorite for some Milwaukee residents. Me and all my friends hate it. It is the biggest mess I ve ever seen,  said Luis Larez. People from out of town get confused all the time merging over. This place always has traffic,  said Aaron Larson.While WisDOT is currently in the early planning and development stages, the agency is looking for feedback on nine different concepts they ve come up with to possibly transform parts of the highway downtown. We see a lot of the options as very promising,  said Korslin.One design proposes making no changes. Si water bottle stanley x others suggest redesigning the interstate in several different ways which could open up more space near s stanley cups urrounding streets. I like the open space a little more,  said Larez.The other two concepts propose a complete freeway removal which could open up more than 15 acres of new buildable properties. More development means more city,  said Larson.  There s always a benefit to having the buildings and the people living there more than the cars.  They do everything we want to see. They touch down all the w Isii Police: Texas woman found dead, baby removed from womb
 PORTLAND 鈥?A young man with Milwaukee roots is now living his dream of designing for one of the world s largest sporting brands.Before Andrew Little landed at Nike s headquarter in Oregon, it started with his love for drawing and his parents nurturing a budding artist. They would put me in art classes when I was, like, really young,  remembers designer Andrew Little.  You know, something that I just really enjoy doing. So, I just stuck to it throughout school through high school and all while playing sports. Growing up, Little loved basketball and golf. But his attention turned to sport shoe designing when a college recruiter visited his art class at Nicolet High School. She put a shoe rendering on the board on the presentation and she said it was done by this student that went to CCS and he was now the design director at Jordan, and he was Black and I kind of was just like I never had seen that before,  said Little.That moment opened a world of possibilities that lead Little  stanley termoska to Nike s campus in Oregon. So, I was an intern for three months and that was basically just like a three-month job interview,  recalls Little.  After the three months, I was luckily hired.                         Andrew Little        Since joining the Nike team, Little has designed a n stanley cup umber of tennis shoes you can find online and in stores. I see people in the airport when I m traveling wearing my shoes...so it s p stanley quencher retty surreal - it s pretty cool , said Little.And he has a few high-profile fans to sport

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 The media conglomerate News Corp announced on Thursday that the company planned to cut around 5 percent of its total workforce, or over 1,000 jobs, after falling short of earnings estimates. The cuts could affect around 1,250 people the organization said it did not meet quarterly Wall Street estimates for revenue and profit.A growing number of media and tech companies have been taking measures to cut c stanley france osts as digital advertiser s stanley spain pending becomes more uncertain around stanley cup  the globe. News Corp said it had experienced various declines, including in its news business. According to a Reuters report, the company revealed it faced a $6 million bill related to its planned merger with Fox Corp. Rupert Murdoch, who serves as the executive chairman of News Corp, as well as the co-chairman of Fox, nixed the agreement in January. Jobb Cuban exile community in US keeping watchful eye on protests in Cuba
 WASHINGTON, D.C. 鈥?Tensions remain high around the world as Russia continues to gather troops at its border with Ukraine.The U.S. says there are now more than 100,00 Russian troops at the border.But why is Russia so interested in Ukraine NEED FOR HISTORYThe eastern European country of Ukraine is home to 44 million people. The capital of Ukraine and the capital of Russia are separated by about an 11-hour drive.Tensions between Ukraine and Russia have been high for years. Russia invaded the country in 2014. We are just seeing the Russians and Putin, in this case, try and restore Mother Russia,  said Jim Townsend, who is the United States  former deputy secretary of Defense for Europe and NATO.During the C stanley mug old War, Russia was part of the Soviet Uni stanley cups uk on and the Soviet Union consisted of much of Eastern Europe, including Ukraine.Townsend says its collapse in the 1990s has always upset Russian President Vladimir Putin. Putin was a creature of the Cold War,  Townsend said.  He laid this out in a speech this past summer, saying there isnt really a country of Ukraine. Ukraine is Russia. Many Ukrainians, of course, disagree. That is why leaders there have increased their relianc stanley cup e on the West.U.S. military equipment has been used in Ukraine for years.The Florida National Guard is even training Ukrainian troops right now, which upsets Moscow.  He doesnt want to see those forces too close to him,  Townsend says.  He equates this to the Cuban missile crisis.  How would you feel United States

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 Former rock guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne, Jake E. Lee, was shot multiple times in Las Vegas early Tuesday morning, according to the Las Vegas Metro Police Department. At approximately 2:42 a.m., officers responded to a shooting in the 11000 blo stanley cup ck of Alora Street. When officers arrived on the scene, they found Lee with several gunshot wounds. RELATED STORY | Tropicana hotel implosion marks the end of an era on the Las Vegas StripHis management said Lee was taken to an area hospital and is expected to fully recover. Police believe the shooting was completely random and happened whil stanley tumbler e Lee took his dog out for a walk. Lee, 67, was the lead guitarist for Ozzy Osbourne from 1982 to 1987 then he was in the band Badlands from 1989 to 1998. In the last decade, he was part of Red Dragon Cartel.This is an ongoing investigation. LVMPD said no arrests have been made at this stanley cup  time. This story was originally published by Noor Shami at Scripps News Las Vegas. Thuq Stay vigilant   police warning following rise in stolen cars and police chases
 A 23-year-old man is dead after a shooting Tuesday morning in Milwaukee. Police said the man was shot just after midnight Tuesday in the 1300 block of W. Center St. 17-year-old dies after Monday night shooting, Milwaukee police sayThe victim died from his injuries. Anyone with information is a stanley cup sked to stanley termoska  contact police at  414  935-7360 or Cri stanley cup me Stoppers at  414  224-TIPS. Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 MILWAUKE stanley mugs E 鈥?Ocean Connections  sea lions exhibit they help maintain at the Milwaukee County Zoo is closing down.Organizers said in a statement that after three decades of caring for the sea lions, they will be leaving the zoo. The nonprofit said their existing pool at the zoo needs renovations but that the zoo decided to not allocate more funding to fix it. New funding for the zoo and the county parks system has dried up in recent decades .The sea lions in Milwaukee will be relocated to their other facilities, Ocean Connections said.They will have sea lion programs at the Milwaukee County Zoo through Dec. 3, 2023.Ocean Connections at the Milwaukee County Zoo is the only facility in the state to house California sea lions, according to their statement.Read the full announcement below:    September 14th, 2023FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: stanley website After over three decades of providing educational seal and sea lion programming which bothentertains and inspires zoo patrons, Ocean Connections will be leaving the Milwaukee County Zoo. Thisdecision has been made after several months of careful consideration and conversations. Our existingpool in Milwauke stanley tumbler e is 38 years old and is in need of restoration to remain operational and meet thewelfare standards which are essential in housing marine mammals. The Milwaukee County Zoo hasdecided not to allocate funds to these renovations and will instead be retiring our facility at the close of2023.Ocean Connections was founded in Milwaukee, WI and is the only fa Nvaz 7-day average number of COVID-19 cases remains over 5K, but is decreasing in Wisconsin
 As cities lift pandemic restrictions and more offices are having employees return to work, that also means the return of the commute. For New York City, commuters know there is a soundtrack to their travels and its now returning to the Big Apple. I tell you it feels good. Ask these guys. You know it feels very good to be out here and to play out here again,  said Robert Anderson with the Robert Anderson Jazz Band.His ensemble is one of more than 350 musicians and groups who participate in the  Music Under New York  program. The program,  stanley termoska run by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, was shut down more than a year ago amid spiking COVID-19 infections and stay-at-home orders.Now, as stanley website  commuters return to the buses, trains, and subways, the music is returning with them.The program adds more than just background noise for busy commuters - its a lifeline for artists to connect with audiences. We usually get gigs from down here too. They hear us playing out here and they want a wedding, Can you guys play for my wedding  or something, something - yeah, thats a part of it, too,  Anderson said.He says he loves participating in the program so he can play for children as they pass by. I always say, children, I do this basically for the kids so they can hear the jazz. For children and for adults, getting the sounds of the city to be something that sounds a little more normal.     .Page-below > .RichTextModule {display:none; stanley cup } .Page-below .Link {font-size: 12px; padding: 5px 10px;border:

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 RIPLEY, Miss.  AP  鈥?An airport worker who knew how to take off but not land stole a small airplane Saturday and threatened to crash it into a Walmart, circling for five hours over unner stanley puodelis ved Mississippians before ending the flight safely in a soybean field where police arrested him.Cory Wayne Patterson, 29, was uninjured after the rough landing shortly after posting a goodbye message to his parents and sister on Facebook, authorities said at a news conference. The mes stanley cup sage said he  never actually wanted to hurt anyone. After an anxious morning of watching the plane s meandering stanley us  path overhead, Tupelo Mayor Todd Jordan called the resolution  the best case scenario. No one was injured.Patterson was employed fueling planes at the Tupelo Regional Airport, giving him access to the twin-engine Beechcraft King Air C90A, police Chief John Quaka said.It was not immediately known why, shortly after 5 a.m., the 10-year Tupelo Aviation employee took off in the fully fueled plane. Fifteen minutes later, Patterson called a Lee County 911 dispatcher to say he planned to crash the plane into a Tupelo Walmart, Quaka said. Officers evacuated people from the Walmart and a nearby convenience store. This is more likely a crime of opportunity,  said Quaka, adding that the airport s tower is not staffed until 6 a.m.Police negotiators were able to make contact during the flight and convince Patterson to land, but he didn t know how. He was coached by a private pilot into nearly landing at the Tupelo ai Csfn Drop Off or Dial food drive kicks off at TMJ4 station
 WASHINGTON, D.C. 鈥?President Donald Trump said Thursday that he will soon sign an executive order that will establish a commission to promote  patriotic education  in schools. He said it will be called the  1776 Commission,  named after the year the United States was founded. It will encourage our educators to teach our children about the miracle of American history and make plans to honor the 250th anniversary of our foundi vaso stanley ng,  said Trump during a speech at the National Archive Museum on Constitution Day.Trump also announced that the National Endowment for the Humanities has awarded a grant to support the development of pro-American curriculum that he says celebrates the truth about the nations history. The only path to national unity is through our shared identity as Americans,  said Trump.  That is why it is so urgent that we restore patriotic education to our schools. During his speech, Trump took aim, again, at The 1619 Project, an initiative developed by The New York Times Magazine in 2019. The project  aims to reframe the countrys history by placing the consequences of slavery and the contributions of Black Americans at the very center of our national narrative. Trump claims The 1619 Project distorts American History and he blames Demo stanley thermos mug crats. The left has warped, distorted and defiled the American story with deceptions, falsehoods and lies. There is no better example that The New York Times totally discredited 1619 Pr stanley thermobecher oject,  said Trump.  This project rewrites American h

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 The European Union is reminding TikTok of its  particular obligation  to moderate its content, specifically when it comes to thecurrent warbetweenHamasand Israel.In a letter to TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew, EU commissioner Thierry Breton said it appears the app is being used to  disseminate illegal content anddisinformation  about the conflictin the Middle East.Notably, Breton said the app was obligated to protect its younger users from  violent content depicting hostage taking  and other graphic content without appropriate safeguards.He also said the app being used as a source of news means  reliable sources should be adequately differentiated from terrorist propaganda,  including separating falsified images and facts from true information.Notice of this sort of circ stanley quencher ulating illegal content requires  timely, diligent and objective  action on the platform s part to remove the content and mitigate risk of it appearing again, the EU official said.SEE MORE: European regulators warn X over misinformation, violent war content Let me remind you that the Digital Services Act sets very precise obligations regarding co stanley cup ntent moderation,  Breton wrote.  As foreseen in the DSA, you need to put in place appropriate and proportionate measures to guarantee a high level of privacy, safety an stanley cup d security. It s a similar warning European regulators have recently sent toX, formerly known as Twitter, and to Meta over a surge of misinformation related to the war spreading on the platforms.TikTok now has  Laay Police investigating homicide at Tesla factory in California
 SHEBOYGAN, Wis. 鈥?The Humane Society of Sheboygan County is looking to find a home for 7-year-old Saddie, a black Labrador. Saddie arrived at the shelter over a year ago. The humane society says she still has a lot of puppy energy, needs a hom stanley cup e with no other dogs, cats or children. Her favorite activity is playing catch.Apply to adopt Saddie on the humane so stanley cups uk ciety  stanley water jug s website.                Report a typo or error // Submit a news tip

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 KENOSHA, Wis. 鈥?One of the three victims who were injured during an officer-involved shooting situation in Kenosha on Dec. 19 remains hospitalized, the Wisconsin Department of Justice  DOJ  announced Wednesday.The DOJ also released the name of the suspect and the officers involved. Police responded to the 1300 block of 56th Street around 8:20 p.m. for a r stanley cups eport of an active shooter. As police approached, officers were shot at by the male suspect, now identified as 32-year-old Matthew C. Lopez, and police returned fire. Police then entered the home after hearing reports of gunshot victims and hostages inside the house with the shooter.RELATED: Kenosha hostage situation: 2 of the 3 victims released from hospitalKenosha hostage sit stanley cup uation: 3 victims injured, suspect deadNeighbor s home hit by bullet during shootout between Kenosha police and suspectThe DOJ said in an update Wednesday that preliminary evidence indicates Lopez shot at other bystanders who were injured and transported to area hospitals. Two of the victims have since been treated and released, and one remains hospitalized. Lopez is dead and his motive is not yet known. The involved officers from the Kenosha Police Department have been identified as Sgt. Adam Jurgens who has 14 years of experience in law enforcement, and Sgt. Brian Miller with 18 years in law enfo stanley cup rcement. Jurgens and Miller are both on administrative assignment, per department policy.The DOJ s Division of Criminal Investigation  DCI  is leading the cas Zkfi Mitigating nurses   burnout during the coronavirus pandemic
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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The start of the new school year is right around the corner, so the Milwaukee Health Department and community leaders are making sure kids are ready.The health department held its 22nd annual health fair outside Fiserv Forum Friday, offering families anything from routine child immunizations to backpacks.Department spokesperson Emily Tao said eager families began lining up for the event that usually draws in thousands more than an hour before the fair was set to start. A lot of families really look forward to it,  she explained.  Not only is it an opportunity to get those free vaccines without making an appointment with your doctor but those free school supplies and backpacks go a long way. A few miles away from the Deer District, one Milwaukee man was also doing hi stanley tumbler s part to help get kids ready for the new academic year.At St. Marcus Lutheran School Friday, 400 pairs of shoes of all sizes, backpacks, hairdos, and haircuts were all up  stanley website for grabs.For 11 years Ja Carrie Carr has run his Kicks for Kids campaign to help area families overwhelmed by back-to-school shopping. Were just trying to lessen the burden on the parents and let their kids go to school prepared and ready for class,  he said.  So, they dont have to be worried about being bullied or teased for what they dont have. Carr said so far Kicks for Kids has given away about 25,000 shoes thanks to a combination of small community donations and big-name sponsors, like the Milwaukee Bucks and Washington Wi stanley vaso zards  Nhex Vampire Weekend brings new   Only God Was Above Us   tour to Milwaukee this August
 A surveyof nursing home workers in Indiana released last week indicates that concerns over side effects are the No. 1 reason why they would not opt to take the coronavirus vaccine.The release of the survey comes as health officials in a number of states say that many nursing home employees have been declining getting the vaccine.Last week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine estimated that up to 60% of nursing home workers in his state were not taking the coronavirus vaccine. Like in most states, those living and working in nursing homes are among the first to be offered the vaccine.The Indiana study, conducted by public health officials in addition to researchers from Indiana University, found that 45% of nursing home workers in the state would accept the vaccine when its first offered. Of those who said they wouldnt accept the vaccine at first, 70% cited side effects as the primary reason for their declination.Other health concerns, questions on the vaccines effectiveness and religious beliefs were other reasons given for not taking a vaccine.In recent weeks, there have been a few reported cases of those receiving the vaccine having stanley isolierkanne  mild to moderate side effects. FDA officials said that its  stanley cup possible the reactions were from the vaccines active ingredient polyethylene glycol. According to government stanley tumbler  information, the ingredient can cause known side effects such as bloating, diarrhea, nausea, cramps, gas and hives.As of Monday, more than 4.5 million Americans have received the first of two c

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 SHOREWOOD 鈥?World Cup fever reached a high in SE Wisconsin as the USA men s national team took on England in group stage play. Watch parties were hosted across our area, including a street party in front of Three Lions Pub in Shorewood that drew hundreds of people.With a big screen set up on one end of the block, beer and food on the other, and sunny skies above, fans of the bea stanley cup utiful game had an ideal viewing experience.                     stanley cup      TMJ4                Fans cheer on U.S. Men s National Team in Shorewood    Bar owner Christopher Tinker is originally from England but now has dual-citizenship with the U.S. During the game, he acted a bit like Switzerland, claiming neutrality.  I would also take a tie right now,  Tinker said about how he thought the game would go.  It could set us both up going through to the next round. The game would go on to end in a scoreless tie, but fans seemed to be pleased at just how well matched the two teams were.                         TMJ4         U.S. actually had a lot more chances than I thought they were going to get. I honestly though England was going to sweep us,  said Will Martinez-Ortiz who is a regular at Three Lions for soccer matches.Adrian Sarmiento, who was there rooting for England, said,  Both t stanley quencher eams have been having good chances, it s a close call. The event was family-friendly, so there were also lots of future members of U.S. soccer cheering on the Red, White and Blue.                         TMJ4                Young  Ictm Bronzeville Week promotes African-American arts, culture and unites community
 Proctor and Gamble voluntar stanley cup nz ily recalled more than 30 aerosol dry shampoos and conditioners on Friday due to concerns over the levels of benzene, which is a chemical known to cause cancer.The U.S. Food and Drug Administration said the brands recalled include Pantene, Aussie, Herbal Essences, and Waterless. Following recent report stanley cups uk s that indicated traces of benzene in some aerosol spray products, we began a review of our total portfolio of aerosol products,  the agency said in the recall notice.  While benzene is not an ingredient in any of our products, our review showed that unexpected levels of benzene came from the propellant that sprays the product out of the can. T stanley becher he FDA said products recalled were distributed nationwide through retail outlets and online. Retailers have been alerted to remove the recalled products from their shelves. Consumers can get a refund by contacting the brands affected by the recall.If you own the recalled products, you are asked to stop using and discard them.This recall comes a month after the company issued another recall that included aerosol products from Old Spice and Secret about products possibly containing benzene.

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 A Wisconsin judge on Friday ruled that a lawsuit challenging the state s ban on abortions can proceed.Current Wisconsin law makes it illegal to kill a fetus, but Judge Diane Schlipper ruled that because the term  abortion  doesn t appear in the law s text, the law does not apply to medical abortions. Instead, the law covers only acts where someone attacks a woman with the intent to kill her unborn child.Generally, Wisconsin s law, which was enacted in 1849 and has remained on the books since, has been interpreted as making abortion illegal except in cases where it s necessary to save a mother s life.The Supreme Court s decision in Roe v. Wade in 1973 effectively nullified Wisconsin s law, but the decision to overturn Roe in 2022 meant the law was once again in effect.SEE MORE: GOP-leaning Ohio could vote on adding abortion rights to constitutionWisconsin s Democrat stanley cups ic Attorney General Josh Kaul sued to repeal Wisconsin s ban days afterthe Supreme Court overturned Roe in 2022. He argues newer laws enacted in 1985 supersede it.Doctors in the state who were concerned about being prosecuted for performing abortions joined the case as plaintiffs.The case will continue with Schlipper presiding. State Democrats expect the case will eventual stanley tumblers ly make it to the Wisconsin Supreme Court.Trending stories at ScrippsnewsFrancis Suarez launches AI chatbot for presidential campaignGov. Newsom wants DO stanley cup J to investigate Florida for migrant flightsJob market continues to add jobs but shows signs of Lyuy Erdogan discusses Turkey  s Syria incursion plans with Putin
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 Mass shootings are not rare events. In 2022,the Gun Violence Archivesays it has counted 620 of them so far. In 2014 it was 269 since the website started keeping tabs, those numbers have only gone up 鈥?and so have inquiries and insurance premiums to cover them.Christopher Kirby leads the political violence and terrorism division of Optio Group. He says hes designed mass shooting specific insurance coverage for U.S. clients. So I think stanley cups  it s fair to say in certain areas of the business, yes, they are. But in terms of physical damage and business interruption and the more comprehensive crisis management products that exist today, that really has only 鈥?I believe it s about [in the] last five years that that s really come into sort of existence in any form,  said Kirby.Speaking to aninsurance trade publicationin June after themass shooting at the elementary schoolin Uvalde, Texas, another executive said his group has seen a 10-15% increase in costs and a 30% increase in inquiries.Previously gun violence at schools, office buildings or large eve stanley cup nts was written off as something you couldnt plan for.SEE MORE: Mass Shooting Victims Are Suing Gun ManufacturersAttorney Michael Steinlagesays that view is shifting. He cited a $751 million payout by insurers brokered by a court settlement for victims of the 2017Las Vegas concert mass shooting, saying it showed a category of risk that com stanley water bottle panies can no longer ignore. Traditionally or historically, I guess they would have been insulated from  Qmhd Family remembers 12-year-old killed in horrific crash; 4-year-old brother still hospitalized
 A chicken processing plant in central California will close for about a week starting Tuesday for deep cleaning and to test every employee for COVID-19 after at least eight employees have died from the virus.The Foster Farms Livingston Poultry Complex in Merced County was declared an outbreak site at the end of June, and county health officials have been working with the company to implement safety measures before the shutdown was ordered.In addition to the eight employees who have died, 392 have tested positive for COVID-19. We agree that the best approach to ensuring the future safety of our Livingston plant workers is to begin anew with a clean slate,  a statementfrom the company reads. The plant will close stanley cup  Tuesday, September 1 and reopen September 7. During this downtime, the company will complete two rounds of deep cleaning and two rounds of COVID-19 testing covering all 1,400 plant employees,  the company states.The plant was originally ordered to shut down last week, but after conversations with the US Department of Agriculture and county health officials, the closure was moved to September 1, according to local me stanley cup diareports. MCDPH allowed Foste stanley thermobecher r Farms additional time before closure due to the massive coordination efforts required to prepare the facility for appropriate disinfection and safe removal of poultry,  the county said in a press release.Merced County Department of Health says all employees will need to test negative twice within seven days in order to return

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 MILWAUKEE 鈥?The performing arts was and continues to be impacted greatly through the pandemic, and even more so for those singing. While safety precautions are in place, some things are just not the same.  Unfortunately, singing was one activity that had some of the biggest risk for spreading COVID,  Milwaukee Children s Choir Executive Director Bill Busch said.                        Milwaukee Children s Choir                An instructor teaching a student while following safety guidelines.    Busch said singing and making music is such an important way to express emotion, and after a difficult year, an outlet for children. So many people have turned to music as a solace, and basically really for their me stanley cup ntal health,  Busch said. Bel Canto Chorus Managing Director Kate Schmitt said the group is celebrating its 90th anniversary, in a time where everything is different. It s called a singer s mask. It actually has a cage that goes around, so when we wear it, if you ever see one of our conc stanley cup website erts, we kind of look like ducks,  Schmitt said with a laugh. Beyond just that, both organizations say they do anywhere from a dozen or more performances a year. But this year they ve only been able to do two virtual concerts.While they re happy they get to do what they love, the financial burden can take its toll, after more than a year of going through the pandemic.Schmitt said the group has lost between $150,000 to $200,0 stanley becher 00 over the course of the past season that runs from September to Ma

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 SAN DIEGO, Calif. 鈥?Scientists are getting closer to understanding one of the vexing mysteries of COVID-19: why some people hardly notice the infection while others get hit with severe disease.A study by a team of San Diego scientists adds to a growing body of research suggesting the answer lies in our genes.Using a first-of-its kind 3D mapping technique, researchers at La Jolla Institute for Immunolo garrafa stanley gy identified 12 high-risk variants for COVID-19.The team showed these variants interact with genetic switches that can send certain immune cells into a frenzy, causing inflammation in the lungs that is the hallmark of severe COVID-19.LJI computer scientist D garrafinhas stanley r. Ferhat Ay said the 3D map was critical to their fi stanley cup price ndings. The first-of-its kind map, published in December in Nature Genetics, opens the door to a greater understanding of a range of diseases, including cancer and asthma.Traditionally scientists have viewed DNA like a long strand, but the map allows researchers to see DNA as it truly is inside cells: like a bowl of spaghetti.By looking at DNA in three dimensions, researchers are able to see sections that correspond, even though they may be far apart in the genetic code, Ay said.Thanks to genetic research like this, people can get an individual prediction of their risk of COVID-19 with a cheek swab or saliva sample. Users can upload their DNA results from sites like Ancestry or 23 and Me to a website called Sequencing, which will scan their genome for signs of high-risk var