Month: November 2020

WWE Raw results, recap, grades: Major title change ahead of Survivor Series caps tremendous show – CBSSports.com
17Nov By No Comments
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WWE Raw results, recap, grades: Major title change ahead of Survivor Series caps tremendous show – CBSSports.com

From the time Randy Orton won the WWE championship from Drew McIntyre at Hell in a Cell, it felt like the clock was ticking on his run with the title. McIntyre was focused on winning back the belt, Bray Wyatt had Orton in his sights, and The Miz was a constant threat to cash in the Money in the Bank contract and steal the title. But on this week's Raw, it was McIntyre who ended the reign, beating Orton in a fantastic main event to regain the title. With the win, McIntyre now advances to Survivor Series, where he will face off with SmackDown's universal champion Roman Reigns in Sunday's main event. But Orton and The Miz could both play a factor when McIntyre faces off with "The Tribal Chief." CBS Sports was with you all night, bringing you recaps and highlights of all...
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Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others – CNN
17Nov By No Comments
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Covid-19 is sending Black, Latino and Native American people to the hospital at about 4 times the rate of others – CNN

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Dont rely on a negative test result to see your family for Thanksgiving – KSL.com
17Nov By No Comments
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Dont rely on a negative test result to see your family for Thanksgiving – KSL.com

ATLANTA (CNN) — If you think a negative test result means you don't have the coronavirus, you could be wrong. It can take days before a new infection shows up on a COVID-19 test. "We know that the incubation period for COVID-19 is up to 14 days. And before that, you can be testing negative, and have no symptoms," emergency medicine physician Dr. Leana Wen said. "But you could actually be harboring the virus and be able to transmit it to others." So if you want to get tested before seeing friends or family, here's what you need to know: If I got infected yesterday, would a test today pick that up? Probably not. A study in the medical journal Annals of Internal Medicine examined false-negative test results of people who actually had COVID-19. The study estimated that during four days of in...
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PHOTOS: See All 10 NEW Walt Disney World Ride Vehicle Toys from McDonalds – wdwnt.com
17Nov By No Comments
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PHOTOS: See All 10 NEW Walt Disney World Ride Vehicle Toys from McDonalds – wdwnt.com

Walt Disney World ride vehicle toys have finally arrived at McDonald’s! The official release begins tomorrow, but with some luck, select McDonald’s locations have already put out the new toys. The new collection celebrates the opening of Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway, with Engineer Goofy and Mickey & Minnie in their car leading off the collection, which forms a 10-car train when fully connected. The remaining toys have the characters in the new Mickey Mouse cartoon style visiting various theme park attractions. Let’s dig in for a dose of nostalgia in an old-fashioned McDonald’s Happy Meal unboxing. Mickey & Minnie’s Runaway Railway Happy Meal Box On one side, we have the classic red McDonald’s Happy Meal box design, with a special tag urging parents to enter the “...
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WWE Raw Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from November 16 – Bleacher Report
17Nov By No Comments
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WWE Raw Results: Winners, Grades, Reaction and Highlights from November 16 – Bleacher Report

0 of 5 Credit: WWE.com November 16 marked the final night of Monday Night Raw before WWE Survivor Series 2020. This show promised title matches that could change the complexion of that big show as well as the likely appearance of various SmackDown stars, looking to get an edge for their brand. Drew McIntyre demanded his WWE Championship rematch against Randy Orton. While The Viper did outsmart and defeat The Scottish Psychopath at WWE Hell in a Cell 2020, McIntyre has more often than not had Orton's number. New Day may be the most dominant tag team in WWE history, but fans have not gotten a chance to truly see what Kofi Kingston and Xavier Woods can do without Big E. Their biggest test to date was The Hurt Business' Cedric Alexander and Shelton Benjamin, who already held a victory f...
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As COVID-19 cases surge, Utah doctors expect to see more kids hospitalized with related syndrome – KSL.com
17Nov By No Comments
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As COVID-19 cases surge, Utah doctors expect to see more kids hospitalized with related syndrome – KSL.com

SALT LAKE CITY — It all started with a headache. Madilyn Dayton, 12, was a healthy and active child with no history of health issues. That all changed when one October morning she woke up with head pain that worsened the next day with a fever. By the third day, it seemed like she had turned a corner and was starting to feel better. But things went downhill fast when she woke up a few days later screaming to her mother that she could not move. "I couldn't move at all," she recalled. "I was just stuck." Her mother, Marilyn Dayton, packed her in the car and drove the three hours from their tiny Wyoming town, Cokeville, down to Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City. "That's when I knew I needed to get her somewhere fast, and there was never any doubt in my mind where I needed to get h...
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NY’s latest coronavirus rules for travel from other states will be tough to enforce – syracuse.com
17Nov By No Comments
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NY’s latest coronavirus rules for travel from other states will be tough to enforce – syracuse.com

Syracuse, N.Y. — New state travel guidelines that went into effect this month aim to slow the spread of Covid-19 in New York while also giving travelers a way to avoid 14 days of quarantine upon their return here. But they also add some new requirements to local health departments, which are already dealing with an increasing number of Covid-19 cases, including in Onondaga County. It will largely be up to travelers and their employers to comply with the new executive order. Under the new rules from Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s office, travelers are required to get a Covid-19 test within 72 hours before leaving any state that does not share a border with New York. (One exception: if the person is gone for less than 24 hours.) Upon arrival in New York, they are then required to quarantine for three...
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Women sit down for 20 minutes extra a day – msnNOW
17Nov By No Comments
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Women sit down for 20 minutes extra a day – msnNOW

Couch potato grannies: Retired women sit down for an extra 20 minutes a day – raising their risk of cardiovascular disease A sharp increase in sedentary levels among newly-retired women This 22-minute spike happens quickly and is also seen two years later  Men also get lazier but the transition is more gradual, study finds   By Joe Pinkstone For Mailonline Published: 18:30 EST, 16 November 2020 | Updated: 18:30 EST, 16 November 2020 After retirement, women get lazier and sit down for 22 minutes more every day compared to when they were still working, a study has found.    The increase in lounging around is sharp in women and lasts for at least two years.  And whereas men also turn into bigger couch potatoes after retiring, the transition is more gradual. ...
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