 the Mid-Hudson region that includes Westchester is not among them and could be at least another two weeks away.
There are currently less than 2,500 active COVID-19 cases in the county with 420 people hospitalized, Latimer said. So far, about 12% of the county population, or nearly 125,000 people, have been tested for coronavirus, with over 29,000 testing positive.
The county will soon start widespread antibody testing. Until now that has been done primarily for first responders.
The logistics of opening beaches along the Hudson River and Long Island Sound will follow state protocols, Latimer said, with smaller than usual capacity and increased staff to limit crowding. Concession stands will not open and beachgoers must wear masks and stay six feet from others.
He said that if the openings are unsuccessful, the beaches could be closed again. If they work out, they will open again each Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Officials would also then look at the possibility of opening county pools — although the closer proximity of swimmers in pools makes it more difficult, the county executive said.
Delaying until late July the earliest possible opening date for Playland amusement park resulted from a sense that there was no viable plan to separate park goers and effectively sanitize rides each time they were used, Latimer said.
"It's just very difficult to imagine how we could enforce social distancing," he said.
The loss of Playland for both Memorial Day and July 4 will contribute significantly to the county's revenue woes. Latimer is anticipating a budget gap of between $100 million and $160 million, somewhere between 5 and 7% of the county's $2.1 billion budget. Decisions on possible furloughs and layoffs could be made in the coming weeks, he said.
Latimer said that he and Spano were still working with state officials to create some meaningful Memorial Day ceremonies for veterans' organizations around the county.
Parades and other public commemorations have been canceled. But Latimer said he was hopeful that scaled-down wreath-laying ceremonies and other activities could still be held "to maintain that civic sense of Memorial Day" and recognize those who made the ultimate sacrifice.
Here are the Covid-19 cases by municipality as of Monday. Because of the lag between the total number of cases confirmed by the state and the tally of cases by town, the municipality numbers are lower than the county's known cases.
This recipe is my reconstitution of their avocado egg rolls using as few ingredients as possible. all you need are packages of egg rolls, avocados, tomatoes and oil for frying. I have also included one of my favorite sauces to date. a red sriracha sauce that is both spicy and sweet with a sticky texture.
- Prep Time: 20 mins
- Cook Time: 25 mins
- Yield: 5 servings
INGREDIENTS Of Avocado Egg Rolls With Sweet Chili Sauce
- 10 egg roll wrappers
- 3 avocados peeled and pitted
- 1 roma tomato diced
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- oil for frying
For the sweet chili sauce:
- 4 tablespoons sriracha
- 2 tablespoons white sugar
- 1 tablespoon rice vinegar
- 1 tablespoon sesame oil
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INSTRUCTIONS Of Avocado Egg Rolls With Sweet Chili Sauce
- Add avocados, tomato, salt and pepper to a large bowl. Mash the avocados to a thick consistency and stir to combine the ingredients.
- This will become the egg filling. Arrange the egg roll wrappers and a small bowl of water.
- Distribute the egg filling in the packages, picking them up in the bottom third of each package.
- Taking one package at a time, use a finger to brush the water along its four edges. Fold a corner on the filling, then on the sides, then roll it. Roll the last fold with more water to seal.
- Repeat for all other packaging. Add the canola oil to a large saucepan until the oil is about 2 inches deep. Turn the burner over medium heat.
- When the oil temperature reaches 350 F, add the egg rolls in batches. Cook until golden brown, about 3 minutes. Transfer to a paper towel to drain
- Cut each egg roll diagonally. Combine all the ingredients for the sauce in a seperate bowl. Mix well.
- Serve with rolls of sliced avocado eggs.Wounds heal in very different ways depending on the size, depth and location. In some instances, the raised scar can occur anywhere in the skin due to failure of proper wound healing process. This is called keloids, causing patients to quickly lose confidence in their appearance.
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Yep, and I have almost no problem with the worldbuilding (I'm really starting to dislike seeing this word) in the ST because the guts of the story are the events surrounding Rey and Kylo anyway.  So, anything outside of the resistance and the FO is mostly superfluous. 

However, I do think we should have seen at least a little of the FO conquering a few more worlds. Or, something to give more scale to their reach in the galaxy. It might've been interesting to have the FO's other forces shown to build tension and add contrast to the chase scenes in TLJ.Vikki Massarano is a Partner at Arc Pensions Law in Leeds and a Future First volunteer, here she talks to us about the importance of role models, providing work experience to young people and how it can directly contribute to an inclusive and diverse workforce.
I started working with Future First in 2018 after Arc Pensions Law opened a Leeds office in 2017 – although the partnership between the charity and our London office goes back further than that.
Each year we welcome 12 sixth form students from schools connected with Future First to the Leeds and London offices for work experience placements. Thankfully, despite the disruption caused by the pandemic, we still managed to arrange webinars and virtual placements for students last year.
Not only is it a pleasure to provide these opportunities it is also vital, because the legal profession needs to attract young people, both female and male and from all backgrounds. Having a wide range of personality types, backgrounds and genders in the legal profession enables us to make better decisions overall and provide better advice to our clients because we have a wider viewpoint.
The work Future First does with firms such as Arc is essential because relatable role models make a real difference to young people as they consider their future. One of the things many of the students say is that they are surprised how easy it is to talk to us. They realise that a partner in a law firm is often just like them. It is easy to assume that people who work in Law are a certain type of person, but really we are just normal people. Many of us have ordinary backgrounds and many of us are women.
Many young people aren’t lucky enough to have strong role models and they need to have the opportunities that Future First provides to widen their horizons and give them the confidence to strive for success. It’s especially important for young women to have strong female role models so they can see women doing careers they may have traditionally associated with men. They need to see that if that is a career they want to pursue, their gender shouldn’t stop them from doing it.
Young women can often lack confidence and there is evidence that they are less likely than men to apply for jobs they don’t feel fully capable of doing. While there is work to do within the recruitment process to address this, it is also important that we provide opportunities for talented young women to experience careers such as Law so we help to address any doubts they may have about their capabilities or suitability.
Of course, it’s not just the students that benefit from the work placements, we do too. As well as making us feel we are giving something back we also learn from the students. We learn about how they perceive us and that makes us more conscious of how we present ourselves.
While the Law does have a good record for attracting young women into the profession, there can be a problem with retention as women become more senior. Hopefully, one of the positives to come out of the pandemic will be that people realise that it is easier to work from home and for both men and women to work flexibly and share family responsibilities. It would be great if fewer women were lost to the legal profession.
Crude oil markets continue to grind sideways as the markets have yet to fill the gap from the Monday panic. With that being the case, the market is very likely to continue going lower given enough time, but obviously there some fighting to do.
The WTI Crude Oil market continues to be very noisy, as we grind sideways. The 200 day EMA sits just below, and if we can break down below there it’s very likely that the WTI market will finally go filling the gap underneath at the $55 level, an area that will attract a significant amount of attention. Whether or not we can break down through that level is a completely different question but certainly we will try as futures markets do not like gaps. Beyond that, the fundamental reason, the drone attack, has been disp