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Dolores Cakebread, who helped turn Napa Valley into a food and wine destination, dies at 90

October 14, 2020
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Dolores Cakebread, the co-founder of Cakebread Cellars and one of the matriarchs of Napa Valley’s modern wine industry, died on Oct. 2 of natural causes. She was 90.

With her husband Jack, Cakebread established one of California’s most recognizable wine brands, which helped define the popularity of American Chardonnay in the 1980s. But Cakebread always believed that wine was best understood in the context of good food and warm hospitality. Through her culinary workshops, masterful gardening and health-focused cookbook, she helped establish Napa Valley as not only a destination for wine tasting but also for experiencing its unique lifestyle.

“She always had a smile on her face and was always full of energy,” said her son Dennis Cakebread. “I know she was grateful for the life she lived.”

Dolores Cakebread grew up in Oakland and met her future husband, Jack, while they were both students at Fremont High School. They

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Companies turn to virtual therapy, meditation apps

October 10, 2020
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Andy Puddicombe, co-founder of HEADspace.

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Like many modern tech companies, UiPath had been expanding its mental health benefits to employees in recent years, committing the equivalent of 1% of salaries to health and wellness programs. More than seven months into the coronavirus pandemic, that all seems quaint.

The crises of 2020 have taken stress, anxiety and depression to entirely new levels for employees, who are trying to stay productive at home, surrounded by children who can’t go to school or hang out with their friends, except outside and at a distance.

Add to that the racial animus sparked by the police killing of George Floyd in late May, the raging wildfires across the West and a particularly consequential election season and it’s easy to see why employers like UiPath are working overtime to help staffers find some semblance of balance. 

“The whole world changed and we

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Pence, Harris turn debate into one big health care dodge

October 8, 2020
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With Carmen Paun

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— Mike Pence and Kamala Harris spent much of the sole vice presidential debate sidestepping questions on several critical health care issues.

— President Donald Trump is promoting one of his coronavirus treatments as a “cure” and vowing to speed its authorization for emergency use.

— The New England Journal of Medicine is calling for Trump’s ouster in November, in a scathing

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Health Groups Turn Up Heat on 2021 Medicare Fee Schedule

October 6, 2020
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WASHINGTON — Physician groups and other healthcare providers continued expressing their dissatisfaction with the 2021 Medicare physician fee schedule proposed rule from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).

“While we support the CPT coding revisions and revaluations of office and outpatient evaluation and management (E/M) services recommended by the AMA/Specialty Society RVS Update Committee [RUC], we strongly oppose the proposed budget neutrality reduction proffered by CMS for these and other physician fee schedule changes proposed for 2021,” said a letter sent Monday to CMS Administrator Seema Verma from 47 medical and health specialty groups including the American College of Surgeons, the American College of Radiology, and the American Academy of Ophthalmology. The groups represent 1.4 million providers, including physicians, social workers, and speech-language pathologists.

If adopted as proposed, the fee schedule would “reduce Medicare payment for services provided in patients’ homes, physician offices, non-physician practices, therapy clinics, skilled

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Seattle Parks reopens playgrounds, fitness equipment, but kids will have to wait their turn

October 6, 2020
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  • A playground in White Center, Wash. is closed off with caution tape on March 29, 2020. Gov. Inslee's "Stay Home, Stay Healthy" order includes the closure of all King County parks and playgrounds. Photo: Kristina Moy

    A playground in White Center, Wash. is closed off with caution tape on March 29, 2020. Gov. Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order includes the closure of all King County parks and playgrounds.

    A playground in White Center, Wash. is closed off with caution tape on March 29, 2020. Gov. Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order includes the closure of all King County parks and playgrounds.


    Photo: Kristina Moy

A playground in White Center, Wash. is closed off with caution tape on March 29, 2020. Gov. Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order includes the closure of all King County parks and playgrounds.

A playground in White Center, Wash. is closed off with caution tape on March 29, 2020. Gov. Inslee’s “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order includes the closure of all King County parks and playgrounds.



Photo: Kristina Moy

Seattle Parks reopens playgrounds, fitness equipment, but kids will have to wait

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Trump allies turn Covid diagnosis into a message of strength

October 6, 2020
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At the start of the pandemic, states across the country shut down. When there was resurgence over the summer, several governors reinstituted those shutdowns. But now, as the Midwest sees another spike in cases, state leaders aren’t doing much.

“He has experience as commander in chief. He has experience as a businessman,” a Trump campaign spokeswoman, Erin Perrine, said Monday on Fox News. “He has experience now of fighting the coronavirus as an individual. Those firsthand experiences, Joe Biden, he doesn’t have those.”

In a video to his supporters on Sunday, Trump said that he had “learned a lot about Covid.”

“I learned it by really going to school,” the president said. “This is the real school. This isn’t the let’s-read-the-book school. And I get it. And I understand it. And it’s a very interesting thing, and I’m going to be letting you know about it.”

But the approach hasn’t

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Race for NC state treasurer will turn on health care plan, pension fund investments

October 2, 2020
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This November, North Carolinians will elect an official to oversee the state’s $108 billion pension fund and health care system, which serve nearly a million state employees, their dependents and retirees.

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Republican Treasurer Dale Folwell, 61, is running for re-election. Challenging him is Aaron “Ronnie” Chatterji, 41, a first-time Democratic candidate with a very different background.

Folwell, a certified public accountant, is the first Republican to be elected N.C. treasurer in 140 years. He was a state representative for eight years before running for treasurer. A native of Winston-Salem and alumnus of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, Folwell touts his familial and political ties to the state.

The son of Indian immigrants, Chatterji would be the first Asian American elected to statewide office in North Carolina if elected. He is a tenured Duke University business and public policy professor. He argues that his lack of political

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Expert looks at how COVID-19 problems can turn into lifelong chronic diseases

October 1, 2020
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Once a patient is finished fighting COVID-19, their battle might not be over, as some effects could linger and even be worse than the virus itself.

Long-haulers are starting to realize the long-term effects are no joke. The effects could stay with a person for months, years or possibly the rest of a person’s life.

A long-hauler and an expert who studies the new part of the coronavirus fight spoke with sister station KOCO about the lingering effects.

“It’s important to know COVID is not an all or nothing, you die or you’re fine. There’s a whole lot in the middle ground that could impact lives for a very long time,” said Eliza Chakravarty, with the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation.


That’s what Brad Benefield, of Moore, Oklahoma, is now realizing.

“I feel like I have the energy to go do stuff and then, whenever I start, it’s like, ‘Oh no.

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Tukwila’s Spice Bridge Food Hall helps women business owners turn their restaurant dreams into reality

October 1, 2020
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Light streams through the windows at the new Spice Bridge Food Hall in Tukwila, further illuminating the butter-yellow walls. The air is filled with the scent of grilled chicken kebabs and coffee, but perhaps the best part is the sound of laughter from women chatting.

Kara Martin, program director for the Food Innovation Network (FIN), gestures to the ceiling, remarking on the need to get some sound baffles, but for now the symphony of laughter is the welcome sound of success.

Spice Bridge is the home of FIN’s Food Business Incubator, a program that helps provide women immigrants and refugees in South King County with everything from permit assistance and marketing guidance to rent subsidies and mentoring.

https://www.seattletimes.com/Spice Bridge, a 2,800-square-foot Tukwila global food hall, is home to four retail stalls and cook stations, a commercial kitchen and dining area.   (Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times)
Spice Bridge, a 2,800-square-foot Tukwila global food hall, is home to four retail stalls and cook stations, a commercial kitchen and dining area. (Erika Schultz / The Seattle Times)

FIN is a program

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International Health and Wellness Companies Turn to Mitch Gould and Nutritional Products …

September 29, 2020
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BOCA RATON, FL, Sept. 28, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — When international health and wellness brands want to export their products to the United States, they turn to Mitch Gould and Nutritional Products Internationa l. 

Gould, whose retail career spans four decades, founded NPI because he saw overseas companies struggling when they tried to sell products to American consumers.

“Companies don’t realize the obstacles that exist when they export their nutritional supplements to the U.S.,” Gould said. “Companies have to deal with FDA and U.S. Customs regulations, find storage, reach out to retailers, and promote their brands to consumers.”

Gould said it is a daunting task because the companies have to build brand awareness.

“I created the ‘Evolution of Distribution’ platform to provide all the services these entrepreneurial companies need,” Gould said. “We have a food scientist, logistics expert, professional sales team, and a marketing agency specializing in promoting brands in

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