DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. – In preparation for the Daytona 500 in 2021, the Daytona International Speedway is hiring for a variety of positions to work at the major racing event.The speedway is hiring guest services positions, including ushers, ticket takers, information booths and tram drivers.

There are also positions in hospitality and security.[TRENDING: Animal nearly severs woman’s arm at Carole Baskin’s rescue | CDC: Avoid travel to Mexico | Brightline targets 2022 for OIA station]To increase its workforce during Daytona Speedweeks events, including the 59th Rolex 24 at Daytona and the 63rd annual Daytona 500, the speedway will host hiring events at the facility.Below is a list of dates and times:Interested applicants can enter Speedway.

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U.K. to begin mass coronavirus vaccinations: Here’s how it will work

coronavirus vaccine, the United Kingdom is gearing up to start distributing the first doses of Pfizer’s shot on Tuesday.The roll-out of the vaccine, which requires two doses, three weeks apart, will likely be closely watched from around the world, as other countries, like Canada, are expecting to receive the first batch of the shots next week. First coronavirus vaccine shots could be doled out in Canada next week The first doses of the vaccine — developed by American drugmaker Pfizer and Germany’s BioNTech — are set to be administered in the U.K.

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Ontario governor general says virtual care expansion moving too slow, more work to be done

Ontario’s Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk revealed in her annual report that the province’s expansion of virtual health-care services was “rudimentary and slow” leading up to the COVID-19 pandemic, and will need more work to deliver communication technologies to be effective and sustainable after the global crisis ends.

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Dionne Warwick has been roasting celebrities on Twitter all weekend and it’s the funniest thing to happen this year

@chancetherapper. If you are very obviously a rapper why did you put it in your stage name? I cannot stop thinking about this.Warwick first came for Chance The Rapper, questioning why his stage name has “the rapper” in it when it’s pretty obvious by his music that he raps.

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Paul McCartney says The Beatles suffered from mental health issues: “There were a lot of things we had to work through”

Paul McCartney has said that The Beatles most likely suffered from mental health issues, but they were reluctant to discuss it at the height of their fame.In a new interview with The Sunday Times, McCartney said he and his bandmates – Ringo Starr and the late John Lennon and George Harrison – were more likely to make fun of their issues in order to hide them.When asked if the group experienced mental health issues, he said: “Yes, I think so. But you talked about it through your songs.“You know, John would.

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Community group continuing to work with donors heading to holidays

The Saskatoon Community Foundation says they’re seeing donors continue to provide legacy gifts to the community during the holidays, especially in the midst of COVID-19.

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Nurse who sacrificed time with baby to work through pandemic pens open letter to 'open people's eyes' to impact of coronavirus

direct to your inbox A nurse who sacrificed time with her baby to join the battle against coronavirus has bravely told of the on-going heartache on the NHS front line. Ward sister Vicky Neville, 34, has written an open letter describing the agony of losing patients and calling their loved ones with the tragic news.She says she spoke out to 'open people's eyes' to the devastating impact of the virus.

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China's Sinovac secures $500 million in funding for Covid-19 vaccine development

COVID-19 vaccine development.In a statement on its website, the company said it expects to be able to manufacture 300 million vaccine doses annually, and that it aims to complete construction of a second production facility by the end of 2020 to increase annual COVID-19 vaccine production capacity to 600 million doses.Sinovac said the investor is Sino Biopharmaceutical Ltd.Click here to read the Mint ePaperMint is now on Telegram.

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Calgary company offers at-home health testing and lab work

Numi Health is a new company in Calgary offering flu shots, blood tests and COVID-19 testing from the comfort of your own home. Founder Peter Verburg joins Global News Morning to explain.

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Coronavirus: Operation Warp Speed official discusses U.S. coronavirus vaccine timelines, distribution

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Chinese probe prepares to return moon rocks to Earth

BEIJING – A Chinese probe that landed on the moon transferred rocks to an orbiter Sunday in preparation for returning samples of the lunar surface to Earth for the first time in almost 45 years, the space agency announced.The upper stage of the Change’e lander blasted off Friday from the lunar surface. If the mission succeeds, it will make China the third country after the United States and former Soviet Union to bring moon rocks to Earth.The ascent stage docked with a robot spacecraft orbiting the moon at 5:42 a.m.

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Nashville ICU nurse and 'health care hero' shot and killed on way to work

A “courageous health care hero” was shot and killed on her way to her job as a nurse at a Tennessee hospital's intensive care unit. Nashville police said Caitlyn Marie Kaufman, 26, was struck by bullets fired into her SUV as she drove on Interstate 440 around 6:30 p.m.Thursday.

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Covid-19 has made Brits want more control over decisions affecting their community

The Covid-19 pandemic has raised questions about how power is exercised across the country, with Brits now wanting more control over the decisions that directly affect their community.

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In sickness and in health: Couple exchanges vows through window after bride contracts COVID-19

LOS ANGELES - The coronavirus pandemic has forced many engaged couples to postpone or cancel their weddings, but it did not stop one bride from tying the knot — even after she contracted COVID-19.Lauren and Patrick Delgado, a couple in California, were planning and looking forward to their big day on Nov. 20, 2020, after getting engaged in 2019.But their original plans changed, when Lauren, 29, started to feel sick.“I called him [husband] crying hysterically because he knew I wasn’t feeling the best, but he said you’re probably just nervous - it’s probably all the nerves - let’s wait until you get results back,” Lauren told FOX TV Stations.

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Alberta man with broken ribs went to hospital, caught COVID-19 and died

Andrew Birchill went to hospital with broken ribs, caught COVID-19, and never came home again. Now, a grieving Alberta family is sharing their personal loss, hoping it will encourage others to take the necessary precautions during the pandemic.

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Pelosi on reason for shift to supporting smaller coronavirus relief: 'New president'

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said on Friday that she was willing to move forward with a smaller coronavirus relief package with President-elect Biden headed to the White House and a vaccine on the way. Pelosi previously encountered criticism for not supporting a moderate Democratic proposal, insisting on a much larger price tag.The current proposal from the Problem Solvers Caucus, a group of moderate Democrats, is $908 billion, significantly less than the $1.5 trillion proposed before the election.

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Britain's nod to covid-19 vaccine sparks 'speed over safety' debate

London: Britain's announcement that it has become the first Western country to authorise the use of a covid-19 vaccine has sparked debate about whether officials emphasized speed over safety.The UK's Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency gave temporary authorisation for people to receive a vaccine produced by U.S. drugmaker Pfizer and German company BioNTech.The agency made the decision under rules allowing regulators to sign off on medicines more quickly during public health emergencies.The move made the United Kingdom the world's first country to OK a rigorously tested covid-19 vaccine.

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Can your employer require you to get a COVID-19 vaccine to go to work?

employer can require you to get a COVID-19 vaccine to return to work, the short answer is yes. But that doesn't mean employers won't face a "legal minefield" if and when they decide to implement a vaccination policy.Although employees can be required to take a test as a precondition of their returning to work, according to trial attorney Misty Marris, "there is no world where there is a COVID-19 mandatory vaccination policy that doesn't have exceptions to it."Marris, who deals heavily in employment law, is the co-managing partner of the New York office of Gordon Rees Scully Mansukhani LLP.As the U.S.

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November jobs report will show how much pandemic is squeezing hiring

WASHINGTON (AP) - Friday's monthly U.S. jobs report will help answer a key question overhanging the economy: Just how much damage is being caused by the resurgent coronavirus, the resulting curbs on businesses and the reluctance of consumers to shop, travel and dine out?Economists surveyed by the data provider FactSet have forecast that employers added 450,000 jobs in November.

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What about the others? Call for Nicola Sturgeon's £500 COVID thank you to go to a wider group of key workers

Perth and Kinross residents assured that COVID-19 vaccine is safe and they should get itThe gesture is estimated to cost about £180 million and would cover 391,000 full-time and part-time NHS and social care staff, including students who volunteered to help during lockdown, GP surgery staff and palliative care workers.Perth community worker Rev Grant Mclaughlan told the PA he was delighted to see the money given to those who worked for the NHS, but wanted to see teachers and emergency service workers given the same financial thank you for all they had done during the height of the pandemic’s first wave.“Now what about a wee something for all the other key workers? All key workers not just a few,” he said.Perth and Kinross care home sector

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Canadians worry vaccine won’t come fast enough to stop coronavirus surge: Ipsos

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Canada adds nearly 6,500 coronavirus cases, 83 deaths as vaccine nears

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3 teachers refuse work at Toronto school after 26 test positive for coronavirus

Three Toronto public school teachers refused to enter their classrooms Thursday, claiming conditions were unsafe. As Seán O’Shea reports, Thorncliffe Park Public School now has 26 cases of COVID-19.

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Twist of fate: Prairie provinces become COVID-19 hot spot in pandemic’s second wave

COVID-19‘s second wave in Canada — surpassing Ontario and Quebec, the two most populous provinces that were initially the hardest hit.Some infectious disease experts say the exponential growth in cases on the Prairies can be linked to pandemic fatigue and a reluctance by politicians to impose stricter health measures in the fall.“Ten infections in Manitoba means something completely different than 10 infections in Toronto or New York City,” said Dr. Kelly MacDonald, a professor of infectious diseases at the University of Manitoba.

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Joe Alwyn Is the 'One Constant' for Taylor Swift Amid Her Mother's Health Battle, Source Says

Taylor Swift is grateful to have Joe Alwyn by her side.A source tells ET that the singer's beau of four years has been a «great support system» as she's dealt with not only the global threat of coronavirus, but also her own mother's health battle. Swift first revealed her mom Andrea's cancer diagnosis in 2015.

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Speed hump installed along Minnesota Avenue after 100% support from neighbors

ORLANDO, Fla. – The woman who petitioned for a speed hump said she’s already seeing results right in front of her home. That’s where crews began installing a new speed hump along Minnesota Avenue near Overspin Drive.“I’m happy it’s in front of my house,” said Marcy Kolpin.

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This 80-year-old sign maker’s work is stopping his Central Florida neighbors in their tracks

APOPKA, Fla. – As Central Florida was in the first stages of the coronavirus pandemic, Dave Sanders thought his neighbors could use a pick-me-up.“I wanted to be a blessing to people,” Sanders said from his home in the Wekiva Glen subdivision in Apopka.Sanders, 80, was sitting at his dining-room table with rulers, dry erase markers and a large whiteboard spread out in front of him.[READ MORE: Group restores neglected cemeteries, restores honor to fallen veterans | This 9-year-old girl is turning her love of arts and crafts into an inspirational movement]“I’m not an artist,” he said with a smile while putting the finishing touches on his latest yard sign.“Tough times never last.

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In seismic shift, Warner Bros. to stream all 2021 films

NEW YORK – In the most seismic shift by a Hollywood studio yet during the pandemic, Warner Bros. Pictures on Thursday announced that all of its 2021 film slate — including a new “Matrix” movie, “Godzilla vs.

O’Toole says compared to U.S. ‘Operation: Warp Speed’ plan, Canada’s vaccine rollout is ‘impulse power’

Speaking in the House of Commons on Thursday, Conservative leader Erin O’Toole set his political phaser on stun when he said that compared to the “Operation Warp Speed” vaccine rollout in the U.S., the Trudeau government’s plan could at best be called “Impulse power.”

Worth the wait: Steelers keep top spot in AP Pro32 poll

NEW YORK – For the Pittsburgh Steelers, getting to 11-0 was worth the wait.The Steelers, off to their best start in franchise history, beat their bitter AFC North rivals Ravens 19-14 on Wednesday in a game moved three times because of a COVID-19 outbreak that left Baltimore short-handed.

How the new COVID-19 vaccines work, and restoring vision with brain implants

what to expect from the two messenger RNA–based vaccines against COVID-19 that have recently released encouraging results from their phase III trials and the short-term side effects some recipients might see on the day of injection.Sarah also talks with researcher Xing Chen, a project co-leader and postdoctoral scientist at the Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience, about using brain stimulation to restore vision. Researchers have known for about 70 years that electrical stimulation at certain points in the brain can lead to the appearance of a phosphene—a spot of light that appears not because there’s light there, but because of some other stimulation, like pressing on the eyeball.

Coronavirus vaccine: How does it work? And when will Scots be able to get it?

groundbreaking vaccine news. Pfizer and BioNTech's potential coronavirus cure was given the green light to be rolled out in the UK after it was handed approval from the medicines regulator.

How the world has sped up vaccine approvals

Britain yesterday became the first Western country to approve a Covid-19 vaccine for general use, giving the green light to the Pfizer/BioNTech drug.

Vaccine process was sped up but no corners cut - WHO

Dr Margaret Harris from the World Health Organization has said the process to develop a Covid-19 vaccine was sped up but "corners have not been cut".

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Coronavirus-stimulus efforts pick up speed

Also read India’s quest to fix its payments puzzleDemocrats had coalesced earlier around a $2.4 trillion bill passed in the House, which contains measures including funding for state and local governments and food stamps, among others, which GOP proposals have excluded. Republicans leaders’ most recent bill cost around $500 billion.

Rock and a hard place: Moncton Wildcats excited for extended holiday break but want to be on the ice

ice all activities until January due to a rise in COVID-19 cases and restrictions, players are now getting ready to head home for the holidays.There’s a sense of excitement to see their families, especially during a difficult year.Rookie Vincent Labelle hasn’t seen his family in his hometown near Ottawa since August.“I’m looking forward to seeing my mom, my dad, my step-parents,” says the 18-year-old. “My girlfriend misses me, too, so I’m excited to see her.”But these players want to be on the ice.

63rd Annual Daytona 500 to limit fan capacity

VOLUSIA COUNTY, Fla. – The grandstands for the Daytona 500 won’t be filled come February.Daytona International Speedway announced Wednesday it will be limiting the number of fans allowed in the stands for The Great American Race next year. The decision comes as Florida is still grappling with cases of the coronavirus.[TRENDING: How long will cold blast last? | Florida man describes miracle rescue at sea | First COVID-19 vaccines in US will go to these people]“You can rest assured The Great American Race will once again have the aura and atmosphere of the biggest event in motorsports,” the speedway posted to Twitter.The 63rd Annual #DAYTONA500 will have limited fan capacity.

Love holiday movies? Get paid $2,500 to watch them

ORLANDO, Fla. – If you love holiday movies, and have dusted off your binge-watching skills during the pandemic, your dream job may have just opened up.Reviews.org is looking to hire a Chief Holiday Cheermeister. But being the chief in cheer comes with a hefty responsibility.The website’s top cheer official must be prepared to watch 25 holiday movies in 25 days.

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Manitoba signs COVID-19 pay deal with nurses union to shift staff to priority areas

COVID-19.It says the agreement with the Manitoba Nurses Union will allow nurses to be redeployed in personal care homes, intensive care units and designated COVID-19 units. Winnipeg hospitals still struggling with nursing shortage, high vacancy rates Health Minister Cameron Friesen says it will allow for changes to work assignments, locations, schedules and shifts to support the changing needs of hospital patients and care home residents.[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]He says nurses affected by these changes, including those already working in facilities dealing with COVID-19 outbreaks, will get extra pay.

17-year-old shows up at Orlando hospital with gunshot wound

ORLANDO, Fla. – A 17-year-old was shot overnight in Orlando, and the suspected shooter remains on the loose, police said.Orlando police said officers were called to Health Central Hospital after the teen showed up there suffering from a non-life-threatening gunshot wound. According to police, the teen said he was at the The Hamptons at Metrowest apartments when he heard a gunshot and realized he had been shot.Police didn’t say who took the teen to the hospital, where he was in stable condition.According to police, a crime scene was located at 3200 block Corona Village Way, but the culprit was not located.Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to call Crimeline at 800-423-TIPS.

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Police: Man shot during fight inside Center City SEPTA station

Police say a man is expected to survive following a shooting in Center City early Wednesday morning. CENTER CITY - Authorities are investigating after a fight inside a Center City SEPTA station escalated into a shooting leaving one man in critical condition.Officers responded to the 13th and Market Street SEPTA station around 4:30 a.m.

Work in paradise: Hawaii offering incentives to remote workers who move to state

FILE - A surfer rides a wave as the sun sets on the horizon ahead of the Volcom Pipe Pro at Backdoor Pipeline on the north shore of Oahu in Hawaii.

Pfizer coronavirus vaccine: How does it work and why was it approved so quickly?

Britain is the first country to approve Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine for emergency use and Health Secretary Matt Hancock says the UK will be through Covid-19 "by spring".

GMB’s Dr Hilary says healthcare workers will be vaccinated first in groups of 500

Good Morning Britain 's Dr Hilary Jones has explained who will be vaccinated first after the news that Covid-19 vaccine from Pfizer/BioNTech has been approved for use in the UK.

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How does the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine work?

A new Covid-19 vaccine from pharmaceutical giant Pfizer, working with German biotech company BioNTech, has been approved for use in the UK.

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Bride with coronavirus marries groom through second-story window

Even a positive coronavirus test couldn’t stop this couple from getting married -- albeit from a safe, Rapunzel-style distance. Lauren and Patrick Delgado were married last month at Lauren’s family home in Ontario, California, while Lauren was quarantining in a second-floor bedroom. During the ceremony, which was documented by photographer Jessica Castellano, Lauren sat by an open window while Patrick stood below her outside.

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Halifax Transit union calls for better mask enforcement as more drivers refuse work

[ Sign up for our Health IQ newsletter for the latest coronavirus updates ]“I think we’re all trying to navigate the new normal, but I can’t stress enough that we educate in the first wave of a pandemic and we enforce in the second wave to avoid a third wave,” he said.Stacie Smith, a frequent transit user, says she’s noticing more and more people either not wearing a mask while on the bus, or wearing them improperly.“I just hear about all the horror stories of people not wearing masks on buses, which to me doesn’t make sense,” said Smith.“It’s safety.

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