Footage of Angela Merkel shaking sparks fresh concerns over health
Read more: European Commission launches antitrust probe into broadcom Share The speculation comes ahead of a weekend summit in Japan where world leaders will meet to discuss the future direction of the global economy. They added: “Everything is taking place as planned. The chancellor is well.” An aide offered Merkel a glass of water in today’s reception which she turned down. Footage of Angela Merkel shaking sparks fresh concerns over health A spokesperson for the chancellor told reporters today that she would set off as planned for the G20 summit in Japan at around noon today. Read more: US and China agree tentative trade truce ahead of G20 summit Merkel,64, blamed last week’s similar incident on dehydration, but Germannews organisationDPA said it was cool during the ceremony. Thursday 27 June 2019 12:54 pm Angela Merkel has been seen shaking for the second time in just over a week, sparking fresh concerns over the German chancellor’s health. whatsapp whatsapp Sebastian McCarthy It is the second time in eight days that the German leader has appeared ill, after appearing to shake while standing next to Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky in the heat last week. New footage appears to show Merkel trembling uncontrollably for roughly two minutes in a Berlin ceremony earlier today.
UncategorizedTONIGHT: Superchunk at the El ReyChapel Hill band Superchunk blows into town with an energetic new albumBy Drew Tewksbury – September 4, 2013520ShareEmailFacebookTwitterPinterestReddItEnergetic and upbeat indie pop has made Chapel Hill band Superchunk a staple on any dive bar jukebox. Their just released album I Hate Music is a return to form, blasting ecstatic anthems that are a perfect pairing with PBR and old pals. Big guitars and high-five inducing breakdowns provide a nice dose of rock that will make old timers (read: anyone over the age of 30) long for the days of lounging in record store aisles carefully amassing obscure albums in hopes of impressing the hot slacker helming the cash register.El Rey Theatre: September 4, theelrey.com. TAGSChapel HillEl Rey TheatreL.A. CultureMusicSuperchunkPrevious articleRosh Hashanah Recipe: Susan Feniger’s Wood Oven Roasted CauliflowerNext articlePublic Service Announcement: Meet Farley Project Volunteer Layla KayleighDrew Tewksbury RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHORA Hip-Hop and R&B Fest Coming to L.A. in December Has a Ridiculously Stacked LineupSong Catalogs Are Selling for Big Bucks, but Will the Trend End on a Bum Note?Coachella Sets a Date for Its 2022 Comeback
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Mobile pediatric clinic provides COVID vaccines for children 12+ June 15, 2021 AdvertisementDC Young Fly knocks out heckler (video) – Rolling OutRead more6 comments’Mortal Kombat’ Exceeded Expectations Says WarnerMedia ExecutiveRead more2 commentsDo You Remember Bob’s Big Boy?Read more1 commentsKISS Front Man Paul Stanley Reveals This Is The End Of KISS As A Touring Band, For RealRead more1 comments LEE COUNTY, Fla. — Lee Health just received 1,000 doses of the Moderna vaccine to be used for vulnerable patients and healthcare workers. Most of the shots will go to at risk patients between the ages of 18 and 65. However, 150 of those shots will go toward healthcare workers. Lee Health Officials said those appointments are being scheduled for this week. “We are going to keep advocating for our community to get everyone who wants a vaccination, vaccinated,” said David Collins, the chairman of the Lee Memorial Board of Directors. Health Matters: Helping Children with Chest Wall Malformation June 13, 2021 Advertisement AdvertisementLee Health officials also said they have thousands of frontline workers still trying to get vaccinated, who were either ineligible for the vaccine at the time or have been hired recently. Health Matters: A Partnership in Medical Care June 13, 2021
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Digital identity verification comes to Canadian financial institutions Related news Wealthsimple’s peer-to-peer app goes national Facebook LinkedIn Twitter RBC adds AI-powered budgeting feature to mobile app Tessie Sanci 
Keywords Mobile applications and devicesCompanies Bank of Nova Scotia “We are committed to finding and developing innovative self-service banking solutions that put technology to work for our customers,” says Jeff Marshall, vice president of self-service customer experience. “Mobile banking solutions are the fastest growing banking channels at Scotiabank.” Share this article and your comments with peers on social media Toronto-based Bank of Nova Scotia (TSX:BNS) has announced that its mobile app for Apple Watch is now available through the Apple Watch app store. With a glance at their wrist, the bank’s clients can view their real-time bank balance and up to five of their most recent transactions from a preferred account without having to log in. Scotiabank clients currently check their account balances more often than any other function, according to the firm. 
Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Share this article and your comments with peers on social media Related news Worldsource also admitted to failing to identify and address a material conflict of interest in connection with a proprietary fund that was offered to clients without ensuring adequate disclosure.The settlement notes that Worldsource implemented a compensation plan voluntarily to address the double charging and has undertaken changes to its internal policies to prevent similar issues in the future. The firm also beefed up disclosure involving the proprietary fund in 2015. BFI investors plead for firm’s sale 
andreypopov/123RF Keywords Fee-based accounts, Embedded commissions, EnforcementCompanies Worldsource Securities Inc., Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada PwC alleges deleted emails, unusual transactions in Bridging Finance case Mouth mechanic turned market manipulator An Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) hearing panel has accepted a settlement between IIROC staff and Worldsource Securities Inc. that will see the firm pay a $100,000 fine and $5,000 in costs after admitting to certain rule violations involving products held within its fee-based accounts that resulted in instances of clients being charged twice.According to the settlement, the firm admitted it failed to adopt internal controls designed to prevent the double charging for clients who held mutual funds that paid embedded fees within fee-based accounts. As a result, Worldsource found that 236 accounts were charged almost $150,000 in excess fees, in total. James Langton 
Alberta’s economic outlook on the rise: ATB Financial 
andreypopov/123RF Keywords Inflation, EconomyCompanies Statistics Canada Share this article and your comments with peers on social media Household debt-to-income ratio fell in first quarter: Statscan Jordan PressCanadian Press The average economist estimate had been for a year-over-year increase of 0.4 per cent for August, according to financial markets data firm Refinitiv.Gasoline prices were down 11.1 per cent compared with August 2019, following a 14.9 per cent decline recorded in July. Excluding gasoline from the inflation calculations, the consumer price index rose by 0.6 per cent in August, Statistics Canada said.The monthly inflation report noted that air travel costs fell 16 per cent compared with August 2019, following a decline of 8.6 per cent in July as demand has fallen during the pandemic and airlines have offered discounts in response.However, prices were up in other categories such as personal care services like haircuts, which had a year-over-year increase of 7.2 per cent.Statistics Canada said the increased prices in the category could be attributed to businesses passing on additional costs related to safety measures needed to prevent the spread of COVID-19.Royal Bank senior economist Nathan Janzen said consumer demand has held up better than expected over the summer, which has allowed for price growth in some categories as well as letting businesses pass on additional costs.“The overarching question is how long can that last with unemployment still very high and the economy still running below capacity?”The country has recouped about two-thirds of the three million jobs lost over March and April. The unemployment rate in August was 10.2 per cent.A key pillar propping up spending has been government aid, including the Canada Emergency Response Benefit that has paid out over $76.4 billion to 8.75 million people since its introduction.All that aid will mean that the pace of price growth until the end of the year won’t be as slow as may be expected under the economic circumstances, Janzen said.The CERB will start winding down at the end of the month, and the federal Liberals have promised a $37-billion replacement package of changes to employment insurance and a trio of benefits.An analysis published Tuesday by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives estimated 2.7 million people receiving CERB payments will receive less when the new system kicks in.“Income supports are critical to individuals but, also, to our country’s economic stability and positioning for a recovery,” the centre’s senior economist, David Macdonald, wrote in his analysis.“Consumer spending, largely due to the rapid roll out of the CERB, has been mostly responsible for keeping the economy afloat since March.”The Bank of Canada intends to keep its key policy interest rate at 0.25 per cent, which is as low as it will go, until inflation is back at the central bank’s two per cent target.The hope is that by keeping its rate low, the central bank can drive down rates on mortgages and loans to make it easier for people to borrow and spend to aid the economy as it recuperates from the COVID-19 crisis.Experts suggest the Bank of Canada’s key rate could stay where it is until late 2022 or even into 2023.In August, the average of Canada’s three measures for core inflation, which are considered better gauges of underlying price pressures and closely tracked by the Bank of Canada, was 1.7 per cent.Regionally, prices rose the fastest in Prince Edward Island in August, where Statistics Canada said consumers paid more for cigarettes – which registered an annualized increase of 7.8 per cent – after the province instated a special tax in mid-July. Another jump in prices tightens the squeeze on U.S. consumers Related news The annual pace of inflation held steady in August as lower gasoline and air travel costs helped offset rising prices in other areas as businesses passed on costs related to operating during the pandemic.Statistics Canada said Wednesday the consumer price index in August rose 0.1 per cent compared with a year ago, matching the 0.1 per cent year-over-year increase recorded in July. Facebook LinkedIn Twitter
FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail Minister of Transport and Works, Mike Henry has said that the Chinese Government is prepared to provide 85 per cent of the required funding to revive the railway industry, through a loan to the Jamaica Railway Corporation, which would be guaranteed by the Government of Jamaica.“The project has to have the capacity to repay the US$354 million it is estimated to cost; the Government of Jamaica will retain ownership of its assets in respect of the JRC, while all the operating costs are to be met by the operators, who will be expected to provide the remaining 15 per cent of the overall funding as equity,” Mr. Henry said.The Minister was making his contribution to the 2008/09 Sectoral Debate in the House of Representatives on May 28.Mr. Henry pointed out that the Chinese proposal is the route being taken and it is now a “done deal,” with the Ministry and the government looking forward to bringing back the buzz which once dotted the geographical network, which was covered by the passenger rail service.Rural agriculture, cottage industries, heritage tourism and excursions, including school tours are projected to be among the main beneficiary activities from the reintroduction of the passenger rail service.“This is akin to what’s happening in many other parts of the world, where various countries are investing heavily in railways, because of the recognised potential of rail services to contribute to national economic development,” Mr. Henry said.Colombia, China, India, the Philippines, Mozambique, Ghana, Brazil, and Trinidad and Tobago are among the countries which are investing in rail transportation. RelatedRail Service to be Revived RelatedRail Service to be Revived RelatedRail Service to be Revived
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Council projects full steam ahead Griffith is booming, according to Griffith Mayor John Dal Broi who said Council is currently progressing with more than $70M in infrastructure projects across the Local Government Area.“You don’t have to look far to see a Council project – from the Southern Industrial Link Road, footpath construction in the villages, the Regional Sports Precinct, right through to affordable housing and the community centre – this Council is working hard to deliver essential services to our community,” said Councillor Dal Broi.“It has been an extremely busy year for Council staff and it certainly doesn’t look to be slowing down any time soon with 2021 filled with ongoing and new projects.“It is certainly a great time to live, work and play in Griffith!” he added.Several projects are underway include:Griffith Regional Aquatic Leisure Centre – 50m PoolThe 50m pool construction is on schedule with the formwork and reo being installed for the tiered seating, north and south concourses. Concreting is to take place this week, including the third step to the tiered seating and two sections of the south concourse, the two sections of the east concourse and the two remaining south concourse sections and the last tiered seating step.Sunday will see the closure of the entire complex as contractors will be installing the main switchboard and gas meter change over. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause.Westend StadiumThe design phase for the Stadium is nearing completion and the DA has been lodged. Council has completed the Expression of Interest process to identify a suitable pool of construction contractors who were invited to tender, with tenders opening earlier this month. Tenderers will be presented to Council in December/January 2021 and a contractor appointed, with construction expected to commence early 2021.It is anticipated the facility will be completed by the end of 2021.Yambil Street UpgradeStage 3 of the Yambil Street redevelopment is now underway in Griffith with B&C Plumbing being the successful Tenderer for Stages 3 and 4.As part of the Stage 3 works, Yambil Street between Ulong Street and Daines Street will be closed from Tuesday 1 December 2020 until September 2021. The northern side of Yambil Street (Cater & Blumer side) will be upgraded first and the southern side will be open for traffic for the first half of the upgrade.Community CentreThe construction of the new Community Centre is fully funded with the NSW Government funding $3.65M and Griffith City Council and Country Universities Centre – Western Riverina each contributing $440K, following years of lobbying by Griffith City Council and Griffith Community Centre Inc.Contractors are on-site installing storm water and plumbing works in the building pad before constructing the slab. It is anticipated that the project will be finalised by the end of July 2021, ready for occupation.General Manager Mr Brett Stonestreet said Council is committed to delivering the best possible outcomes for this community.“Staff are continually reviewing and assessing the needs of this community, and are actively seeking funding in order to deliver the services needed,” said Mr Stonestreet.“Through these projects we are not only able to improve the lives of our community, but drive jobs growth across the region – every project needs hands on deck and whether it’s contractors or Council staff, millions of dollars is being injected into the local economy.”You can keep up to date with all the latest Council projects on the website at www.griffith.nsw.gov.au /Public Release. This material comes from the originating organization and may be of a point-in-time nature, edited for clarity, style and length. View in full here. 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breast cancer screeningDr Gautam SenDr. Geetha ManjunathHealthspringNiramai Health AnalytixThermalytix By EH News Bureau on December 28, 2020 Healthspring, Niramai collaborate to offer breast cancer screening Related Posts Menopause to become the next game-changer in global femtech solutions industry by 2025 Adoption of AI/ML can disrupt healthcare services Read Article Cancer Care News The missing informal workers in India’s vaccine story Campaign with special offers on in-clinic screenings and community screenings in residential localities to be conducted in Mumbai first, followed by PuneHealthspring and Niramai Health Analytix will offer their screening solution Thermalytix for early detection of breast cancer. With the aim to increase awareness on the subject, this association will enable women to understand the importance of timely examination. This screening will be available at Healthspring’s primary care clinics in Mumbai and Pune for individuals and corporates.The collaboration with Healthspring will involve a promotion that has special offers on in-clinic screenings and community screenings in residential localities. The campaign will be conducted in Mumbai first.Niramai’s proprietary solution ‘Thermalytix’ uses a high-resolution thermal sensing device and a cloud-hosted analytics solution for analysing thermal images using artificial intelligence and machine learning for reliable, early and accurate breast cancer screening. Recently Niramai launched a solution for screening COVID-19 symptoms using similar thermal-based technology. This screening tool that can be operated by a simple clinician has led to 10 US granted patents and won several prestigious awards.Commenting that cancer amongst women over 40 years of age is a common phenomenon Dr Gautam Sen, Chairman and Founder of Healthspring, said hoped that through this association, Healthspring looked forward to encouraging as many patients as possible to undertake timely examinations and suitable medical attention.Dr Geetha Manjunath, Founder & CEO, Niramai said, “Breast cancer is a condition that affects far too many women across the globe. Our goal is to educate and spread awareness amongst women about our pain-less, non-touch, radiation-free clinically approved screening services. We’re looking forward to working with Healthspring to benefit patients in urban and semi-urban areas.” Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals releases first “Comprehensive Textbook of COVID-19” WHO tri-regional policy dialogue seeks solutions to challenges facing international mobility of health professionals Share Phoenix Business Consulting invests in telehealth platform Healpha Comments (0) MaxiVision Eye Hospitals launches “Mucormycosis Early Detection Centre” Add Comment