said in a statement on Wednesday that artificial turf is significantly harder on the body than grass.He cited the NFL's injury data from 2012-18 that the contact injury rate for lower extremities was higher during practices and games held on turf.

And that NFL players experienced a much higher rate of noncontact lower extremity injuries on turf compared to natural surfaces.He also said that cold-weather teams such as the Packers, Steelers and Browns have natural grass fields.

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Woman with 'long Covid' left tasting blood - and her hands even 'changed shape'

A woman suffering from 'long Covid' says her brain is "barely functioning" and she's been left tasting blood in her mouth.

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The new changes that could come into force in 'traffic light' Covid system

Millions of people could be banned from mixing indoors and outdoors and thousands of pubs forced to close under new coronavirus restrictions due to be announced on Monday.Prime Minister Boris Johnson is set to outline a new three-tiered "traffic light" system of restrictions with measures expected to force pubs and restaurants shut across the north of England.Reports suggest under the top tier no household mixing will be allowed either, which could affect millions of people living in areas with high Covid-19 rates across England.Leaders across Northern England criticised the plans, accusing the Government of treating the region as "second-class" and did not rule out possible legal action.But the Sunday Times reported ministers were drawing

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No. 3 Georgia dominates 2nd half, beats No. 14 Vols 44-21

ATHENS, Ga. – Stetson Bennett threw two touchdown passes and ran for another score, and No. 3 Georgia bounced back from Tennessee's goal-line stand on the final play of the first half, dominating the final 30 minutes to beat the 14th-ranked Volunteers 44-21 Saturday.

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Closed gyms in Toronto forces owners to change business models

Many gym owners in Toronto are scrambling to adapt their business models after the province ordered indoor gyms closed for a period of 28 days in the city. Owners say they are frustrated they can no longer have people at their facility.

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Pope urges people to divest from companies not committed to the environment

Pope Francis on Saturday urged people to pull investments from companies that are not committed to protecting the environment, adding his voice to calls for the economic model that emerges from the coronavirus pandemic to be a sustainable one.Francis spoke in a video message for an online event called “Countdown Global Launch, A Call to Action on Climate Change.”“Science tells us, every day with more precision, that we need to act urgently … if we are to have any hope of avoiding radical and catastrophic climate change,” he said.

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Central Florida pastors hold virtual prayer across city for social change

ORLANDO, Fla. – Several Orlando pastors from different houses of worship came together virtually to pray for the city as part of “Faith & Blue Weekend.”Organizers of “Orlando Prays” said Saturday’s Zoom prayer was the first time they’ve held this event.Orlando Police Senior Chaplin Andrew Wade was one of the pastors who spoke during the prayers.[TRENDING: Reward doubled for information leading to missing Belle Isle mother | Trump to hold first rally since COVID-19 diagnosis in Sanford on Monday | Orlando’s iconic Lake Eola could be getting a facelift]“To come together and to seek to try to really change the social culture of what we are experiencing today,” Wade said.Wade said the prayer event is part of the national movement “Faith & Blue

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'How policy changes and tech helped business amid pandemic': BankBazaar CEO

BankBazaar Founder and CEO Adhil Shetty spoke at t... moreBankBazaar Founder and CEO Adhil Shetty spoke at the Mint Money Conversation on various issues ranging from contactless delivery of credit cards to impact of loan restructuring.

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Coronavirus: new curling rules aim to reduce contact during games

Canada’s top curling teams scramble for competition amidst pandemic“We are asking you to wear a mask and be responsible,” said Tyre.Wearing a mask is just one of many changes that the club is requesting people adhere to this season.But the real game-changers are the ones on the ice and not off it.“First, you only got one sweeper per rock.

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Coronavirus: Ontario changes directive regarding PPE for long-term care homes, hospitals

coronavirus pandemic, the province has updated its directive that governs rules related to personal protective equipment for both regulated and unregulated health care staff at hospitals, long-term care and retirement homes.The updated Directive #5, which was released Monday, makes it easier for unregulated health professionals — like personal support workers, environmental service employees and porters — to access N95 masks, a protective device that seals the area around the nose and mouth. Ontario wants to change PPE directive for long-term care workers, CUPE says N95 respirators filter out at least 95 per cent of airborne particles, which is different from surgical masks.

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NASCAR's upcoming economic model spurs interest in new teams

CHARLOTTE, N.C. – Justin Marks tried three times to buy the NASCAR equivalent of a franchise license that guarantees a car a spot in each week’s race. Twice he was outbid, he said, and a third deal fell apart.

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Annual Georgia-Florida game will take place in Jacksonville this year, mayor says

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The annual Georgia-Florida Football Classic will go on in Jacksonville this year despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the city’s mayor says.The rivalry game between the Georgia Bulldogs and Florida Gators, which brings in a lot of money for the city each year as fans of both teams travel from out of town for the event, is set for Nov. 7 but with COVID-19 restrictions in place, including limited capacity.“The annual Georgia-Florida Football Classic is one of our city’s most well-known and celebrated traditions,” Mayor Lenny Curry said.

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Orange County sheriff considers change in body camera policy after Florida Mall shooting

ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. – Orange County Sheriff John Mina’s latest effort to improve public trust and transparency between law enforcement and the community came in the form of a new policy.On Thursday, Mina requested the Orange County citizen’s advisory committee review language in a body worn camera policy.

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Edmonton mayor asks province for $17M in annual supportive housing funding

With winter approaching, the clock is ticking to find shelter for Edmonton’s homeless. In an effort to speed up the process, Mayor Don Iveson has made an urgent funding request to the provincial government. Chris Chacon reports.

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IMA asks Union Health Minister to produce evidence on ayurveda, yoga-based treatment of covid-19

NEW DELHI : The Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Thursday asked the Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan to produce substantiating evidence on the protocol of prevention of COVID-19 infection based on AYUSH and yoga.IMA posed several questions to Union Health Minister Harsh Vardhan for issuing protocol of COVID-19 prevention and treatment of asymptomatic as well as mild cases based on AYUSH and yoga.On October 6, the Central government announced the National Clinical Management Protocol based on Ayurveda and Yoga for Management of COVID-19.

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Ontario’s patient ombudsman says LTC homes need to make changes

Cathy Fooks says necessary changes would help care homes fight COVID-19’s second wave, but some feel the recommendations come too late. Mark Carcasole reports.

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The chance encounter that changed the course of this veteran’s life

SANFORD, Fla. – Carl Tipton will tell you proudly that he was born and raised in Sanford. He enjoys walking and dining in the historic downtown area.

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D.C. Department of Health Pens Open Letter Asking White House Staff at Rose Garden Event to Get Tested for COVID-19

In an extraordinary step, the Washington, D.C., Department of Health has released an open letter appealing to all White House staff and anyone who attended a Sept. 26 event in the Rose Garden to seek medical advice and take a COVID-19 test.

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SEC threatens fines, suspensions for breaking mask protocols

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Trump, Biden teams suggest presidential debate be pushed back

WASHINGTON (AP) - It's suddenly up in air when the next presidential debate, or maybe debates, may take place.President Donald Trump said Thursday he would skip next week's faceoff with Democratic nominee Joe Biden after organizers said it would be held virtually after Trump got COVID-19, the back-and-forth further disrupting the president's efforts to shift focus away from a virus that has killed more than 210,000 Americans this year.Biden’s campaign countered by asking for next Thursday's town hall style event — the second debate for the candidates —to instead be moved back a week “so the president is not able to evade accountability.” Trump advisers counter-countered a short time later by saying the second debate should indeed be delayed

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Here is why I changed my mind about the flu and now get a shot every year

2009 flu pandemic, which remains vividly etched in my memory, and the tales of the 1968 flu pandemic that my mother used to tell me when I was a child.In retrospect, I am not sure what caused my hesitancy to get a flu shot; I am up to date with all of my other vaccinations. I suppose I simply never considered that I was at high risk of getting the flu or how my behavior may inadvertently fuel how flu might spread through my local community.It seems I am not alone in my assessment, with only 34.2% of adults aged 18-49 in the United States getting a flu shot in the past 12 months.

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Biden campaign asks for debate to be pushed back a week after Trump declines virtual event

WASHINGTON (AP) - President Donald Trump said Thursday he would skip next week's debate with Democratic nominee Joe Biden after organizers said it would be held virtually after Trump got COVID-19.

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US long-term mortgage rates change little; 30-year at 2.87%

WASHINGTON – U.S. long-term mortgage rates changed little this week, flattening in recent weeks following a year-long decline amid economic anxiety in the recession set off by the coronavirus pandemic.

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Can we retire a Greek hurricane name? Delta made us wonder.

In an especially active hurricane season, could we run out of names?The National Hurricane Center will retire a name when there’s a storm so costly or deadly that using the same name in the future would be inappropriate.“They do this so that people never have to go through another Andrew, or Katrina, or Camille, or Maria, etc., ever again,” Gross said. “Just hearing those names associated with an approaching storm would cause some people to panic.”However, up to this point, there’s never been reason to consider retiring a Greek letter.The last time we went through all the letters of the alphabet and moved on to the Greek alphabet was 2005.

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Edmonton mayor asks province for $17M in annual funding for supportive housing services

Don Iveson has written a letter to Premier Jason Kenney asking for an annual funding commitment to provide wrap-around support services for Edmonton’s most vulnerable.Earlier this week, Iveson announced the city plans to use $8 million from Edmonton’s share of federal restart funding to open and run a new centre to support homeless and vulnerable people by the end of the month.The 24/7 relief space will use a city-owned facility to bring people off the streets and out of the encampments that have been set up in the city in recent months.

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Canadians asked to host meals and events to raise money for community food centres

told Global News more people are accessing assistance at CFCC locations across the country. “I can absolutely tell you that more and more people are showing up at the doors of those centres and that’s a significant concern.”The staff at North Grove Community Centre know firsthand how busy food centres have become since COVID-19 swept through the Atlantic region.

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Regeneron asks FDA for emergency use authorization for antibody drug that treated Trump

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Future uncertain for local landlords as COVID-19 pandemic changes Kingston housing situation

Kingston’s vacancy rate jumps to 1.9 per cent but rents continue to skyrocket: CMHC Many students attending Queen’s University, St. Lawrence College and the Royal Military College have called downtown Kingston home, but with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic forcing many classes to be conducted online, some out-of-town students have chosen to stay home, according to Leclaire.“I have a couple of St.

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Greek court to sentence former Golden Dawn lawmakers

ATHENS – A Greek court is expected Thursday to sentence the 18 former lawmakers of the extreme right-wing Golden Dawn party, including its leader, a day after the three-member panel of judges delivered a landmark verdict deeming the party a criminal organization. Wednesday’s verdict was the culmination of a five-year, politically charged trial that involved 68 defendants — party officials, members and alleged supporters — more than 200 witnesses and over 60 lawyers.

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Changes made to Covid-19 checkpoints on N7 and M2

The Irish Road Haulage Association (IRHA) has appealed to people to pay attention to signs directing cars and trucks into different lanes at two checkpoints on the N7 and M2 from today as part of the policing of Covid-19 restrictions.

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CDSCO asks Biological E, Dr Reddy’s to review covid-19 vaccine trial protocols

NEW DELHI : An expert panel of the Central Drugs Standards Control Organization (CDSCO) on Thursday asked Dr Reddy’s Laboratories Ltd and Biological E Ltd to review the clinical trial protocols they had submitted for their respective covid-19 vaccine candidates.While Dr Reddy’s Laboratories plans to conduct phase 3 clinical trials for the Sputnik V vaccine candidate, jointly developed by Russian Direct Investment Fund (RDIF) and Gamaleya Research Institute of Epidemiology and Microbiology, Biological E is conducting a trial of the recombinant protein vaccine developed by US’ Baylor College of Medicine.The subject expert committee (SEC) of the CDSCO in a meeting on Monday had said that Dr Reddy’s should follow the regulatory requirements and

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Analyzing Trump's illness is humbling for media's med teams

NEW YORK – Here's an assignment to humble even the most confident doctor: Assess a patient's condition before millions of people without being able to examine him or see a complete medical chart.That, in effect, is what medical experts at news organizations have been asked to do since President Donald Trump revealed Friday that he had tested positive for COVID-19.They have a fine line to walk, needing to decide what level of speculation — if any — that they’re comfortable with, how much to read into medications the president has been prescribed and how to explain the course of a virus so new that it still confounds the people who study it.“You try to put the pieces of the puzzle together,” said CNN's Dr.

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Man stiffs waitress, writes word "MASK" on receipt after being asked to wear face covering

ARDMORE, Pa. - A server in Ardmore asked a customer to mask up while he was walking through the restaurant Sunday. In response, the customer didn't leave a tip and wrote the word "MASK" on his credit card receipt.Walk into John Henry's Pub of Ardmore and you can't miss the big sign that says, "Stop here, put on your mask."But that didn't happen on Sunday when two customers dropped by for a couple of beers."I just politely said if you are walking through the bar, just put your masks on as you're walking.

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Suit: Atlanta area housing site illegally evicted residents

DECATUR, Ga. – The owners of an Atlanta area housing site are illegally throwing out residents struggling to make ends meet amid the coronavirus pandemic and have failed to address roaches, bed bugs and other problems in those living accommodations, protesters and a lawsuit say. About two dozen former residents of the Efficiency Lodge in DeKalb County and others demonstrated Wednesday across from the suburban Atlanta complex.

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Coronavirus: Hamilton’s COVID-19 assesment centres see relief amid guideline changes

screening guidelines for children, the medical lead for Hamilton’s COVID-19 assessment centres says there’s been about a 15 per cent drop in volume at the city’s testing sites.Dr. Tammy Packer said centres were “under pressure” testing more than 1,000 people per day a week ago — with many of those being school kids.However, with the province’s changes advising children with just one COVID-19 symptom to stay home for at least 24 hours has provided relief for Hamilton’s testing facilities.“We’ve specifically seen a large drop in the number of children between zero and nine years of age who are seeking testing,” Packer said.

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Newfoundland workers from sites in Alberta, Nunavut asked to get COVID-19 tests

Coronavirus: Where Alberta’s COVID-19 outbreaks are The department issued three warnings Wednesday about outbreaks at the Hope Bay gold mine in Nunavut; at Syncrude Canada’s Aurora mine site, close to Fort McMurray; and at Methanex’s methanol plant in Medicine Hat. ‘Huge relief’: Nunavut’s first coronavirus case a false positive Nine positive cases were confirmed at the Hope Bay gold mine on Monday.Public Health is asking all rotational workers who have spent time on those three sites and who have returned to the province in the past 14 days to call 811 and arrange for a COVID-19 test.

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Trump changes tune, pushes for some COVID-19 relief after shutting down talks

White House on Wednesday tried to salvage its favorite items lost in the rubble of COVID-19 relief talks that President Donald Trump blew up, with his administration pressing for $1,200 stimulus checks and a new wave of aid for airlines and other businesses hard hit by the pandemic.In a barrage of tweets, Trump pressed for passage of these chunks of assistance, an about-face from his abrupt and puzzling move on Tuesday afternoon to abandon talks with a longtime rival, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. The California Democrat has rejected such piecemeal entreaties all along.Trump’s tweets amounted to him demanding his way in negotiations that he himself had ended.

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‘We’re part of the problem.’ Astronomers confront their role in—and vulnerability to—climate change

Daniel CleryIn August, as wildfires crept close to the historic Lick Observatory near San Jose, California, Claire Max watched as live webcams showed flames edging toward observatory buildings and several telescopes. In the end, firefighters kept the flames at bay.

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‘We're part of the problem.’ Astronomers confront their role in—and vulnerability to—climate change

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P.F. Changs announces 289 layoffs across Central Florida restaurants

ORLANDO, Fla. – P.F. Chang’s China Bistro warned the Department of Economic Opportunity of mass layoffs, saying 289 workers will be impacted across three Central Florida locations.Citing economic hardship from the coronavirus pandemic, the company filed Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notifications, WARN notices, with the agency on Sept.

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Petco stops selling dog shock collars, asks its competitors to do the same

Two dogs are seen lying together on the ground in a file image taken Feb. 9, 2020.

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Greek court to deliver landmark verdict in far-right trial

ATHENS – A Greek court is to deliver a landmark verdict in the marathon, five-year-long trial against the country’s extreme right-wing Golden Dawn party Wednesday, with security tight and anti-fascist rallies planned outside.The 68 defendants in the trial include 18 former lawmakers from the party that was founded in the 1980s as a neo-Nazi organization and rose to become Greece’s third largest party in parliament during the country’s decade-long financial crisis. The court has been assessing four cases: the fatal stabbing of Greek rap singer Pavlos Fyssas, attacks on migrant fishermen, attacks on left-wing activists and whether Golden Dawn was operating as a criminal organization.

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Thanksgiving, Halloween are a go but mayor asks Calgarians to play it safe

Thanksgiving and Halloween celebrations aren’t cancelled in Calgary, but Mayor Naheed Nenshi and CEMA chief Tom Sampson are asking Calgarians to play it safe. Lauren Pullen explains.

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Meet the candidates: Here’s who’s running for US House District 11

[2020 VOTER GUIDE: Everything you need to know ahead of the presidential election | Voting by mail? Here’s how to track your ballot]Use the interactive map below to see if your neighborhood is included in District 11.Daniel Webster (R)Congressman Webster was born in Charleston, West Virginia, on April 27, 1949. He is a graduate of Georgia Tech, where he earned his degree in electrical engineering in 1971.

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News 6 teams up with WellMed to host virtual Medicare phone bank

888-664-9564.The virtual phone bank is an opportunity for the Central Florida community to get updated information on any changes to plans and policies from 2019 and all the information for newly eligible Medicare recipients.Doctors encourage anyone signing up for a Medicare plan to ask questions now, ahead of the deadline, which is Dec.

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Coronavirus outbreak in UK pork factory after staff 'asked not to wear masks'

coronavirus cases so far. Employees at the Karro Food Group pork processing plant in Scunthorpe have blasted its safety measures following a spate of cases last week.

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UK's Johnson promises to use pandemic as catalyst for change

LONDON : Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday promised to use the COVID-19 pandemic as a catalyst to build a stronger Britain led by private enterprise, and took aim at “potshot, snipeshot" opponents who want to prolong government bailout programs forever.In a sometimes combative speech to his Conservative Party, Johnson said simply defeating the virus wasn’t enough, because history has shown that "events of this magnitude" often lead to social and economic change.“We see these moments as the time to learn, and to improve on the world that went before, and that’s why this government will build back better," Johnson said in a video address to the annual party conference, which is being held online this year due to the pandemic.The speech

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