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Question: Pro-Trump protest sign with F-word is OK, court rules

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A Donald Trump supporter had every right to brandish a profane protest sign in a busy public park on a summer’s day at Niagara Falls, Ontario’s top court ruled on Monday.
In quashing a trespass notice issued to Fredrick Bracken, the Court of Appeal said the ability to protest publicly — even using vulgar language — is an essential part of the democratic process.
“In a free society, individuals are permitted to use open public spaces to address the people assembled there, to challenge each other, and to call government to account,” the Appeal Court said. “The idea that the parks are somehow different — that they are categorically a ‘safe space’ where people are to be protected from exposure to political messages — is antithetical to a free and democratic society and would set a dangerous precedent.”
At the same time, the court upheld the constitutionality of a rule barring park users from abusive behaviour that could interfere with the enjoyment of other users. The provision, the court found, was a reasonable restriction on free speech.
The case arose in August 2016 in the run-up to the presidential election in the United States. Bracken, of Fort Erie, Ont., was in a park near the falls holding up a sign reading: “Trump is right. F—k China. F—k Mexico.”
Niagara Parks police decided the sign was offensive and disturbing visitors. Officers told Bracken he could not display the sign and told him to leave.
A couple of days later, Bracken went to the Parks police headquarters, where he was told that if he returned to the park with the sign, he would be removed under trespassing laws.
He turned to the courts, seeking a declaration that parks rules prohibiting “abusive or insulting language” that interferes with other park users was unconstitutional, and that the oral trespass notice police gave him had violated his free speech rights.
In September 2016, Superior Court Justice James Ramsay ruled that constitutionally guaranteed freedom of expression does not apply to shouting insulting or abusive language in parks. However, Ramsay declined to rule on the validity of the oral trespass notice because he was not satisfied police had actually issued such a notice.
Bracken turned to the Court of Appeal, which decided Ramsay was mistaken to conclude that park rules did not infringe on free speech. The judge was also wrong in deciding police had not issued a trespass notice so there was nothing to quash, the Appeal Court found.
For their part, Niagara Parks police and Niagara Parks Commission tried to argue that the parks are intended to be a place of refuge where users can experience natural beauty without the distraction of potentially divisive expression. However, the higher court found the plaza where Bracken was protesting was a busy, partly commercial area where neither quiet nor an absence of distraction was possible.
At the same time, the court upheld the law itself on the grounds that it aims to prevent individuals and groups from using public spaces in a way that makes them unfit for others to use. When the line is crossed must be decided on a case-by-case basis and, the Appeal Court said, Bracken in no way went too far.
“The public is not required to endure personalized invective, but nothing in the sign’s message could be characterized in this way,” the Appeal Court said. “The display of the sign, despite its profanity, did not constitute the use of insulting or abusive language.”
In November 2016, Niagara police arrested Bracken, then 39, during a similar protest at Brock University, according to the student paper Brock News. He was charged with assaulting a student and making offensive racial comments.
Colin Perkel, The Canadian Press

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Question: Man pleads guilty to threat to burn Boston's largest mosque

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BOSTON A Massachusetts man pleaded guilty on Tuesday to threatening to burn down a Boston mosque in an alcohol-fueled social media post following the 2015 attacks in Paris by Islamic State gunmen and suicide bombers.
Patrick Keogan of Wilmington was arrested in July and charged with posting an image on the Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center's Facebook page showing a mosque in flames with the caption "burn your local mosque."
No arson occurred, and no one was injured.
The post came within days of the November 2015 attacks in Paris in which 130 people were killed.
Keogan, a 44-year-old electrician, appeared in a prison jumpsuit at Boston federal court where he pleaded guilty to charges including the threat, owning firearms despite a prior felony conviction, and child pornography.
He answered U.S. District Judge Douglas Woodlock's questions softly and simply, saying he understood the proceedings and had not been compelled to change his plea.
Keogan claimed to have been inebriated at the time, Assistant U.S. Attorney Scott Garland told the court.
"He may well have been drunk but he nevertheless held a criminal intent," Garland said.
Court papers listed some 49 rifles, shotguns and pistols seized at Keogan's home.
Prosecutors recommended that Keogan be sentenced to up to 57 months, a little less than five years, in prison. That would be less than the 20 years he could have faced for the most serious charge, child pornography.
Woodlock said he would sentence Keogan on May 15.
The United States and Europe have seen a series of attacks by people claiming affiliation to Islamic State, including a June 2016 massacre at an Orlando, Florida, gay nightclub in which 49 people were killed.
Those killings have triggered threats and burnings at U.S. mosques. A Florida man last week was sentenced to 30 years in prison for setting fire to a mosque in Orlando.
The executive director of the Boston mosque thanked prosecutors for taking on the case.
"In these times in particular, all of us must work together to fight against hate in our communities," Yusufi Vali said in an email. "We pray this point marks a change in our brother - Mr. Keogan's life."
(Reporting by Scott Malone; Editing by James Dalgleish and Peter Cooney)

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Authorities say a 30-year-old woman is being charged with hate crimes after police say she broke windows and left bacon at a Northern California mosque.


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Shootings will not happen again - a big & very inexpensive deterrent. Up to States. -- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 24, 2018\nThis is not an idea specifically prompted by Parkland.\nRather, it is the result of ongoing conversations that involve more than school shootings. A number of gun owners -- people who target-shoot and hunt or keep guns for protection -- say they see the need for young people who may handle guns to learn to handle them safely.\nA gun is a powerful and deadly weapon, they acknowledge, but that\'s exactly why more training is needed. There are "millions and millions of guns in America; chances are, you will come in contact with one, one way or another, in your lifetime," said Ambar Ramos of Boston. "Therefore, I think people should know at least basic safety."\nToday\'s topic: Should gun safety training be taught in schools?\nThe comments in this story are not just random. They were among those given in the course of "Guns, An American Conversation" an initiative by Advance Local newsrooms from across the country in partnership with Spaceship Media.\nThe monthlong project has brought together 150 engaged readers with a broad spectrum of opinions to talk about guns in an honest and civil way through a closed Facebook group\n"It\'s not that you are promoting or demoting guns, it would just be educating on safety," said Vanessa Kooper, of Slidell, Louisiana. It would be "kind of like you teach kids about water safety."\nOr, adds Ade Kelly, of East Orange, N.J., it could be "similar to how driver\'s ed is mandated at least in my state."\nNo way, said a Cleveland, Ohio teacher, Charles Ellenbogen. It\'s not as if teachers have time to add to the current school curriculum, he said.\n"Don\'t expose my kids to gun culture," said Joe Vargo, of Columbus, Ohio. "It\'s not part of us and we\'re not part of it."\nShould the AR-15 be regulated? More from "Guns, an American conversation"\nThe conversation is still continuing, and it involves parents, students, police officers, teachers, a resolution-conflict advocate, gun-rights advocates and proponents of more gun regulation. This is not just a pro-or-con gun dialogue. It is seldom that simple.\nBut ideas and seeds of ideas emerge in the the project\'s closed, moderated Facebook group, and the use of school curriculum has come up twice in these extended conversations. Critics may scoff, but proponents say guns are so prevalent in American society, whether they\'re legally owned or stolen, that it might be wise to make sure students know about their safe handling.\n"There are around 400,000,000 guns in the US with another 20,000,000 being added every year," said Dan Zelenka, a Louisiana attorney, firearms rights activist and participant in the gun conversation. "It is not possible to completely insulate anyone from coming into contact with them. Gun safety training, including hunter\'s education classes, has led to a significant decrease in the number of gun accidents in the country. It is actually at a 115 year low with 495 in 2016. Why wouldn\'t gun safety classes be a good idea for everyone?"\nShould America try a gun buy-back program? "Guns, an American conversation"\nPew Research Center polling shows that 58 percent of rural households have at least one gun, and 48 percent of suburban households say the same. The number drops to 28 percent when only urban residents are asked.\nInside the conversation\nHere is a taste of how this conversation arose and played out.\nIt was sparked in part when Robert Davis, of Winter Haven, Florida, asked, "If \'education beats fear and ignorance,\' why can\'t we talk about teaching kids gun safety and responsibility at schools? If a large part of the gun problem comes from kids, why don\'t we start there?"\nTodd Bozes, of Fountain Hill, Pennsylvania, replied, "I think that is a very complicated proposition. I\'m also not sure if a large part of the gun problem comes from kids."\nIn a subsequent email discussion, he explained what he meant. School boards would have to come up with a plan implement such training, including how it would be funded. School districts could face insurance ramifications for districts that wanted to offer this, Bozes said, and there could also be "major pushback" from parents in many areas of the country, especially if districts planned to have have real guns in the classroom. "I think it would have to be an optional course in most areas," he said.\nAnnie Du, of Cleveland, Ohio: "I agree. Many mass shootings are committed by adults, and they do not just occur in schools, but a variety of other public settings."\nDavis: "If there wasn\'t a problem with kids and guns, there wouldn\'t be talk about raising the age to own a rifle... And how many school shootings were done by students?"\nRev. Kris Eggert, of South Euclid, Ohio: "I would not give permission for my kids to take training on guns."\nDavis: "Since most propositions when it comes to guns are \'what if\' situations, what if it it did help stop school shootings? Possibly other shootings as well? Would it at least be worth a look?"\nCharles Ellenbogen, of Shaker Heights, Ohio: "We have enough to do (as teachers). Every time there\'s a societal problem, our only answer is \'Teach it at school.\' I am no more going to teach gun safety than I am going to teach you how to do your taxes or change a tire."\nJon Godfrey, of Parish, NY, brought up the topic in another discussion, saying, "I feel school is an excellent venue, because it exposes the masses and doesn\'t need to be prolonged. It could also meet a basic requirement for those who need to have a safety standard level of training for responsible ownership. I bet the NRA would even offer instructors. Both my wife and I took our "hunter\'s safety course" in our schools. My wife\'s (great state of Wyoming) was done as part of her science class!"\nJohn Noel Bartlett, of Oil City, Pen replied that the National Rifle Association might best be feft out of it.\n"I would rather not have the NRA involved," Bartlett said. "I will be the first to say they have excellent programs, but the political baggage brought to the table would likely be bothersome to many. It is to me. Individually, whether you love guns or hate guns, it is imperative that you teach your children at a very young age what to do and NOT do if they find a gun, or one of their friends shows up with one."\nGodfrey: "If we are considering parents objecting, how about parents rejecting sex education? It was deemed a public safety risk and the training is still in schools. The argument being, just because kids learn about condoms, doesn\'t mean they need to have sex. The same argument works here."\nJoe Vargo, of Columbus, Ohio: "To be fair, way more people have sex than have guns."\nGodfrey: "Do you think guns would be as large a public health issue as teen pregnancy?"\nVargo: "I think safety education is fine, unless it\'s about actually using or showing real guns. I\'d be very against a training from the NRA, or one that glamorizes gun culture... Also, teen pregnancy is not usually fatal."\nVanessa Kooper, of Slidell, Louisiana: "You could always use dummy rounds instead of actual ammo in the classroom."\nRuth Grunberg, of Cortland, NY: "High schools have kids take care of a sack of potatoes, pretending it is their baby for a week. Safe gun storage could be included in that class."\nGodfrey: "I look at this much like any other public health crisis. Teenage pregnancy and STD\'s were much worse until the introduction of sex education in school health classes. I remember parents not wanting that because it was their personal belief that they should be the deciding teacher of their children when and if they felt it appropriate. Public safety won and it\'s now taught, with limitations. 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It took us until well into spring, but Mike Minotti and Jeffrey Grubb finally did two episodes together back-to-back. On this week’s GamesBeat Decides podcast, your hosts spend a lot of time talking about God of War.
In the second segment, the squad digs into the best reboots of all time. They also try to define a reboot in the age of the “sequel” that resets almost everything. The past week also had major stories like our Battlefield V Battle Royale report and Valve acquiring Firewatch developer Campo Santo that takes up a chunk of the news segment.
Join us for all of that and more, won’t you?
Here’s what we talked about this week:
God of War
The 3 best game reboots of all time
Battlefield V battle royale
Valve acquires Campo Santo
Ben Brode leaves Blizzard and Hearthstone
Detroit developer Quantic Dream sues journalists
Final Fantasy VII Remake will “exceed the original” somehow
Ernest Hemingway
Wave Race could return (please)
A farewell to gamers!

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3:40 Proper exercise for competitive gamers Pause
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2:27 Dave Barry discovers something other than fish in the ocean off Rio
1:28 The day Cassius Clay and The Beatles shared the ring
1:20 The United States of Powerball
5:48 Dave Barry's 2016 Holiday Gift Guide
1:31 Midday slump at work? 3 moves that can boost your energy
1:38 Dave Barry goes searching for protesters on the campaign trail
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Question: ANZAC DAY: Air Force fly-pasts across the Fraser Coast

Keep your eyes out for an RAAF jet that will fly over the Fraser Coast this Anzac Day.
Keep your eyes out for an RAAF jet that will fly over the Fraser Coast this Anzac Day.
ROARING jets will greet Hervey Bay residents when a Super Hornet aircraft flies over the Fraser Coast on Wednesday.
The Royal Australian Air Force is conducting fly-pasts across Queensland to commemorate Anzac Day.
The jet will fly low enough to be seen and heard by residents.
Keep your eye on the sky at the following times for the fly-past on the Fraser Coast:
11.05am - Hervey Bay, Freedom Park, Main St Pialba
11.15am - Fraser Island, Beach Front Service, Waddy Pt
11.22am - Fraser Island, TSS Maheno Wreak
11.35am - Tin Can Bay, Tin Can Bay RSL
The fly-past will follow dozens of ceremonies across the Fraser Coast to pay tribute to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice and the men and women still serving.

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THOUSANDS of Toowoomba residents cast aside morning chills to attend the Anzac Day dawn service at Mothers' Memorial.
Residents paid their respects to the men and women who have served, are serving and those who paid the ultimate sacrifice in our name.
Ceremonies will continue throughout the day with a wreath laying ceremony at 9am and a mid-morning service at 10am.
For a full list of ceremonies see our guide here.
Dawn service: Dawn Service of Remembrance, Anzac Day in Toowoomba.


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Question: Brown helps New Mexico hold off Boise State's late rally

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The UC San Diego baseball team featured one of the most potent offenses in school history this season.
The Tritons batted a collective .308, hit a school-record 77 home runs and averaged nearly nine runs a game.
But the bats went suddenly silent in the NCAA Division II Championship this week. A shutout loss to Columbus State on Tuesday night dropped UCSD into the loser’s bracket at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C.
On Wednesday night — which, because of a three-hour rain delay before the first pitch, had become Thursday morning by the sixth inning — the struggles continued against Southern New Hampshire.
UCSD was behind after senior right-hander Jack Rupe had thrown only three pitches, and it didn’t get much better from there as the Tritons were eliminated from the championship series with a 7-4 loss.
“We dug ourselves a pretty big hole,” UCSD coach Eric Newman said. “They capitalized on our mistakes. They came out ready to hit. … (The Tritons) put everything they had into it. We had a couple of opportunities and darn near pulled it off, but it just didn’t play out. It was too big of a hill to climb.”
Only one team ever goes home happy. UCSD was hoping to be that team this season after falling just short against West Chester (Pa.) in last year’s title game.
The Tritons (43-17) accomplished something no other team in the nation can claim by reaching the national championship series each of the past two seasons. That’s little consolation given how things played out the past two days, although the Tritons are nothing if not resilient.
UCSD left 12 runners on base in Tuesday’s 6-0 loss. It was more of the same early on against Southern New Hampshire (41-16), although there were signs of a comeback as the game got into the late innings.
The Penmen jumped out in front quickly when leadoff hitter Tom Blandini homered on a 1-1 pitch from Rupe in the first inning. A three-run homer by Kyle Pangano made it 4-0 in the second. And after three innings, UCSD found itself trailing 7-0.
“We talked in the dugout about the fourth inning,” Newman said. “I said, ‘Guys, we’re too emotional. We’re playing with too much emotion. We just need to calm down and back to just playing baseball and doing our thing. That’s when it started to turn a little bit.”
The Tritons got on the board with DH Michael Palos’ solo homer in the fifth inning and they added a run on a bases-loaded walk in the sixth. But they squandered some early opportunities, then saw shortstop Shay Whitcomb thrown out at the plate to end the fifth and hit into a double play to end the sixth.
UCSD rallied with a pair of runs in the seventh inning to close the gap to three runs.
The Tritons rallied twice last week for seven runs in victories at the NCAA West Regional, so they had to believe they could do it against Southern New Hampshire. But Penmen reliever Wesley Tobin retired UCSD in order in the eighth and ninth innings, striking out the side to end the game.
CAPTION Aztecs star Rashaad Penny goes to Seattle Seahawks, joining Penn State's Saquon Barkley as first running backs selected in NFL Draft. Aztecs star Rashaad Penny goes to Seattle Seahawks, joining Penn State's Saquon Barkley as first running backs selected in NFL Draft. CAPTION Aztecs star Rashaad Penny goes to Seattle Seahawks, joining Penn State's Saquon Barkley as first running backs selected in NFL Draft. Aztecs star Rashaad Penny goes to Seattle Seahawks, joining Penn State's Saquon Barkley as first running backs selected in NFL Draft. CAPTION SDSU provides details on how 35,000-seat stadium could grow to 55,000 to accommodate an NFL team. SDSU provides details on how 35,000-seat stadium could grow to 55,000 to accommodate an NFL team. CAPTION Aztecs become one of only eight programs nationally that can wear the Jumpman logo. (video courtesy of goaztecs.com) Aztecs become one of only eight programs nationally that can wear the Jumpman logo. (video courtesy of goaztecs.com) CAPTION Who's going and what needs to happen for Aztecs basketball in 2018-19. (Video courtesy of goaztecs.com) Who's going and what needs to happen for Aztecs basketball in 2018-19. (Video courtesy of goaztecs.com) CAPTION San Diego State running back Rashaad Penny works out for NFL scouts during the school's Pro Day. (video courtesy of SDSU & goaztecs.com) San Diego State running back Rashaad Penny works out for NFL scouts during the school's Pro Day. (video courtesy of SDSU & goaztecs.com)
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Question: One in five children in developed world in relative poverty: UN

PARIS: One in five children in rich countries lives in relative poverty , according to a UNICEF report published Thursday that put the US and New Zealand among the world's worst performers for youth well-being.Nearly 13 percent of children in those countries lack access to sufficient safe and nutritious food, the report said, with that number rising to 20 percent in the US and UK."Higher incomes do not automatically lead to improved outcomes for all children, and may indeed deepen inequalities," said Sarah Cook, director of the UNICEF Innocenti research office that published the study."Governments in all countries need to take action to ensure the gaps are reduced and progress is made," she said.The 'Report Card' took into account factors like education, mental health, alcohol abuse, economic opportunities and the environment to rank 41 high-income countries for overall youth well-being.Germany and the Nordic countries topped the list while Romania, Bulgaria and Chile came in at the bottom, with New Zealand and the US in 34th and 37th place respectively.The US had relatively low scores in terms of poverty, hunger, health, education and inequality.New Zealand performed particularly badly in terms of adolescent mental health, with the highest suicide rate in the world for people aged 15 to 19 -- almost three times the average for the countries surveyed.The number of adolescents reporting mental health problems is increasing in the majority of the countries included in the study, along with the rate of obesity among young people.Even in Japan and Finland, among the best performing countries in the list, around a fifth of 15-year-olds do not reach baseline educational standards, the report said as it called for greater focus on disadvantaged groups.

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Question: Working parent looking for daycare? Don’t move to New York

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For example, '['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', 'With just under four weeks to go until Christmas, Royal Mail has revealed this year’s top 10 most wanted presents, according to children in their special letters to Santa.\nFather Christmas’s team of Royal Mail elves, who have managed Santa’s mailbag for 54 years, have carried out the most authoritative survey of children’s wishes this Christmas.\nUnlike most toy surveys in the run up to Christmas, the Royal Mail findings come directly from the children themselves.\nTraditional toys continue to hold the top two spots, with Lego retaining its place at the top of the list. Lego has appeared in the top three since 2013.\nBikes have moved up from third place to take second place this year and video games consoles are a new entry in third place.\nHatchimals leap into fourth place, despite not featuring in the list at all in 2016, while scooters drop from second place down to fifth.\nMobile phones drop from fourth spot in 2016 down to sixth this year, with Paw Patrol also taking a tumble from fifth spot to seventh.\nTwo new entries to the list see Fingerlings and LOL Big Surprise Ball as the eighth and ninth most popular requests of Christmas 2017 with Nerf Guns falling from sixth to 10th.\nAlex McConnell, Royal Mail’s Chief Elf, who has the important task of ensuring children’s letters reach Reindeerland at the North Pole, said: “Royal Mail plays a special part at Christmas. We are proud that for over 50 years Santa has allowed us to help manage the thousands and thousands of special letters he receives from boys and girls across the UK.\n“His special team of elves at Royal Mail enjoy taking a peek at what children are asking for, and helping Santa reply to these special letters. Remember to include your full name and address on your letter so Santa can reply to you.”\nRoyal Mail will be live streaming Santa in his grotto on its Facebook page this Saturday, December 4, from 11am-noon when he will read out a selection of letters sent in this year by children. It promises to be a whole load of fun with the opportunity to win some prizes throughout.\nThe special letters also show that many children like to ask Santa questions instead of just asking for the latest toy as a gift. Some of the questions that children have asked Santa this year are:\nHow do you and your reindeers fly?\nHow did Rudolph get his red shiny nose?\nWhich is your favourite reindeer\nHow is Mrs Claus doing?\nWhen is your birthday?\nWhen did you start magic?\nFinally, Royal Mail is asking everyone to make sure Santa receives their letters on time by writing to him using the correct address, on a stamped envelope, no later than next Friday, December 8:-\nSanta/Father Christmas\nSanta’s Grotto\nReindeerland\nXM4 5HQ\nAnd don’t forget that Santa needs to know the full name and address of children to reply so please include this in the letter.']' should be close to '['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'Letters reveal children’s Christmas wish list']'

The Empire State comes in at No. 45 out of all states and the District of Columbia for having the fewest childcare centers per capita. That’s according to WalletHub’s latest survey on the best and worst states to have a baby.
WalletHub’s analysts compared all 50 states and D.C. across four key dimensions: 1) Cost, 2) Healthcare, 3) Baby friendliness, and 4) Family friendliness.
New Jersey, California, and Florida all ranked for having the highest cost to deliver a baby (either by cesarean section or conventional birth), and Alaska, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, and D.C. all had the highest annual cost for infant care. Given that the cost of childcare is as much as a four-year degree in some states, it’s no wonder that some parents step off the career track to save money by staying home.
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Question: Man dead after shooting in downtown Toronto

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TORONTO — A man is dead following a late-night shooting in one of Toronto's busiest intersections.
Police say a man was shot at around 11 p.m. at Yonge-Dundas Square in the heart of downtown.
The man believed to be in his 20s was rushed to a nearby trauma centre in critical condition.
Homicide Det. Stephen Henkel says he died of his injuries in hospital.

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PARIS (AP) — French police say an 8-year-old girl was killed and at least five people were injured when a driver slammed his car into the sidewalk cafe of a pizza restaurant in a small town east of Paris.
An official with the national gendarme service said the driver was arrested soon after the incident Monday night in the town of Sept-Sorts.
The official said it is unclear whether the act was deliberate. The official was not authorized to be publicly named according to police policy.
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Question: Manchester Derby Descends Into Chaos in the Tunnel as 'Punches Thrown' & City Coach Left Bloodied

The Manchester derby on Sunday is said to have descended into chaos after the game, with punches apparently thrown in the tunnel following the City win and City assistant coach Mikel Arteta allegedly left with 'blood pouring down his face'.
According to Guardian journalist Daniel Taylor, bottles were flying as well as fists following the contest, and United striker Romelu Lukaku was 'prominently involved'.
This bust-up in the tunnel at Old Trafford today. It wasn't handbags: Mikel Arteta was left with blood pouring down face. Bottles as well as punches thrown. Romelu Lukaku prominently involved, according to witnesses. — Daniel Taylor (@DTguardian) December 10, 2017
The Sun quotes an eyewitness source as saying, "People couldn't believe what they were seeing. It was going crazy for a few seconds, with loads of screaming and shouting. It looked like it might get completely out of control."
Mourinho is said to have taken exception to City's loud celebrations in the away dressing room and apparently stormed in and confronted goalkeeper Ederson, whom the United boss accused of wasting time in the closing stages of the game.
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He is said to have shouted 'Show some respect!' at the goalkeeper, garnering a strong response from the other City players in defence of their team-mate.
In a scene reminiscent of the infamous 'Battle of the Buffet' when Sir Alex Ferguson was hit by flying pizza thrown by Arsenal player Cesc Fabregas, BBC Sport reports that Mourinho had water and milk thrown at him during the post-game exchanges.
It had been a frustrating day for United. Jose Mourinho's side had seen their 40-game unbeaten home record come to an end, while City won a Premier League record 14th straight game to extend their lead at the top of the table to 11 points.
"Manchester City are a very good team and they are protected by the luck, and the gods of football are behind them," Mourinho commented.

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Question: 5 shots from Day 20 - How we sighed - and fretted - for 'Dear Old England'!

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Hard times
What the dickens were José Pekermen’s lads on? They highlighted the clump in Colombia by collecting six yellow cards during the last 16 match against England. They scraped, scrapped, niggled and harangued the man-in-the-middle to such an extent that many of them seemed fortunate to stay on the pitch. At this point, it is important to hail the World Cup referee selection committee for a sense of vision. Name of the official dealing with the toxicity? Mark Geiger.
Why, oh why?
Baffling times indeed. England pass the ball to each other for prolonged periods and win a penalty shootout. All very well and good for England. But really the Colombia fans were poorly served. They bellowed, bounced, danced and sang throughout the 120 minutes and the shootout with an appealing fervour, brightness and joy. They even managed to inject a sense of fun into whistling and howling every time England had the temerity to have the ball. The Colombian players on the pitch did not honour their fans at all.
They were so negative and ugly. It was only as they went in search of an equaliser towards the end of the 90 minutes that they started to play some football that echoed their fans’ resounding exuberance. And in the first 10 minutes or so of extra-time, Columbia were England’s superior. Which begs the question, why didn’t they channel their energies and their skills into creating chances in the opposition area? Real opportunity lost because on the basis of their positivity, they were better than England.
Old school tapes
Colombia’s players must have been watching videos of England’s past. They clearly did not believe England boss Gareth Southgate when he said that his rebooted England team would keep their composure and not resort to pump and circumstance. Perhaps the Colombians thought: “Yeah, right. You is the one-footed lot. You can’t help yourselves … and when it comes to penalties …”
Wrinkles of age
There is a kinky kick the time space continuum. Must be. Because the England team won a penalty shootout. The first time they have done this at a World Cup. The review was there in Gelsenkirchen in 2006 at the World Cup in Germany when England lost to Portugal on penalties in the last eight. Portugal. That seemed so normal. One fan told the review during the train ride back to Cologne. “It’s so depressing, I can’t even think about being violent.” There was unalloyed joy for England’s fans after the shootout at the Spartak Stadium in Moscow. We feel sad though for Jordan Henderson. For a few seconds before his penalty, he spanned new and old. The nexus generation midfielder did a few keepy uppies before planting the ball on the spot. Very now England: poise, process, focus, composure. He missed.
Swede dreams are made of this
“He's blonde, he's quick, his name's a porno flick, Emmanuel! Emmanuel!” Oh, the evergreen wit of our Arsenal cousins. That little ditty about the Frenchman Emmanuel petit hails from the days when Arsenal won league titles and England’s players had no success in penalty shootouts. Sepia indeed. And after the joy of Spartak, maybe things will change for Arsenal too. Sweden are up next for Gareth Southgate’s England.
The Swedes haven’t been in a World Cup quarter-final since 1994, so they’re hurting even more than England. And they don’t see the need to be frightened of England having seen off several putative big guns such as the Netherlands and Italy on their way to Russia. With Colombia, the Swedes emerged from a group featuring defending champions Germany and South Korea. The Swedes beat Switzerland 1-0 in St Petersburg on day 20. And they’ve got the taste of blood. “If you start to lower the bar or your ambition, that's not going to be satisfying,” said Sweden coach Janne Andersson. "We're not satisfied with the quarter-final. We want to win the next match as well.” But don’t rely on penalties Janne.

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Orthopedic Products Market report provides the latest market data along with industry future trends, which keeps tracking of users driving revenue growth rate of Orthopedic Products Market by type (joint reconstruction, spine, trauma, arthroscopy/soft tissue repair, orthobiologics) market status and outlook of global and major regions, from manufacturers, and end industries. As this report is expected to help key players among the Orthopedic Products Market it includes the five years Industry analysis and the 6 years annual forecast from 2017 to 2023. Some of the prominent participants in the Global Orthopedic Products Market are Zimmer Biomet, DePuy Synthes, Stryker Corporation, Smith & Nephew plc, Wright Medical Group N.V., Arthrex Inc., Sanofi S.A., NuVasive, Inc., Integra lifesciences and Medtronic plc. According to report the global orthopedic products market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 2.7% over the forecast period of 2017-2023.
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The increasing incidence of sports injuries, osteoarthritis, osteoporosis, and obesity, combined with the ever-increasing aging population globally is the key growth drivers of the global orthopedic products market. Along with these factors, increasing availability of emerging technologies like 3D printing, robotics, and customizable implants further expected to propel the market in the coming years. Some of the key technologies in the orthopedics market could play a major role in the shaping of the market in the next few years. Robotics and computer navigated surgeries continue to gain momentum as robotic and advanced computer technologies are used in knee and joint replacement surgeries, as well as cartilage repair procedures. Customized orthopedic implants are also increasing in the market as the demand for patient-specific implantation rises.
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1. Preface
1.1. Report Description
1.2. Research Methods
1.3. Research Approaches
2. Executive Summary
3. Global Orthopedic Products Market Overview
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Market Dynamics
3.2.1. Drivers
3.2.2. Restraints
3.2.3. Opportunities
3.3. Porter’s Five Forces Analysis
3.4. IGR-Growth Matrix Analysis
3.5. Competitive Landscape in the Global Orthopedic Products Market
4. Global Orthopedic Products Market by Type
4.1. Joint Reconstruction
4.2. Spine
4.3. Trauma
4.4. Arthroscopy/Soft Tissue Repair
4.5. Orthobiologics
4.6. Others
5. Global Orthopedic Products Market by Region 2017-2024
5.1. North America
5.1.1. North America Orthopedic Products Market by Type
5.1.2. North America Orthopedic Products Market by Country
5.2. Europe
5.2.1. Europe Orthopedic Products Market by Type
5.2.2. Europe Orthopedic Products Market by Country
5.3. Asia-Pacific
5.3.1. Asia-Pacific Orthopedic Products Market by Type
5.3.2. Asia-Pacific Orthopedic Products Market by Country
5.4. RoW
5.4.1. RoW Orthopedic Products Market by Type
5.4.2. RoW Orthopedic Products Market by Sub-region
6. Company Covered
6.1. Zimmer Biomet
6.2. DepuySynthes
6.3. Stryker Corporation
6.4. Smith & Nephew PLC
6.5. Wright Medical Group N.V.
6.6. Arthrex Inc.
6.7. Sanofi S.A.
6.8. Nuvasive, Inc.
6.9. Integra Lifesciences
6.10. Medtronic Plc
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In the first six weeks since he began representing President Trump, Jay Sekulow went on television so much on the president's behalf that Axios dubbed him Trump's "TV Lawyer."
But lately, Sekulow's TV strategy has been to avoid questions about Trump and instead to use Fox News, and particularly Sean Hannity, to raise awareness for his campaign against the Obama Justice Department.
The strategy is right out of the Trump playbook, and likely one that pleases the president. Instead of playing defense, Sekulow is playing offense. Instead of meeting the media on its terms, he is talking to reliable boosters. And the icing on the cake: he is drawing attention -- and, likely, dollars -- to his business.
In the last week, both Sekulow and Hannity have provided an example of how Trump's defenders use attacks on Democrats' past behavior to distract from Trump's present-day controversies, all while raising their own profiles.
The most outspoken member of Trump's legal team, Sekulow was ubiquitous across TV networks last month rebutting inquiries about possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russian officials. On July 16, after news broke that Donald Trump Jr. had met with Russian lawyers, Sekulow went on all five Sunday shows to run defense.
But recently, Sekulow has only been on Fox News. He's been especially prominent on Hannity's show, where he is no longer talking about Russia -- nor is Hannity asking him about it. Instead, he's demanding that the Department of Justice release through the Freedom of Information Act details about a 2016 meeting between former President Bill Clinton and then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch.
Sekulow is doing this both as Trump's attorney and in his role as Chief Counsel for the American Center for Law & Justice, his tax-exempt religious not-for-profit, which raises millions of dollars every year to push conservative causes. Reporting by a number of other media organizations in the past has suggested that Sekulow and his family have benefited greatly from this fundraising, though there has been no accusation that they have violated any law in doing so.
Last November, the ACLJ sued Obama's Justice Department for "unlawfully withholding records" about the Lynch-Clinton meeting. It revived that suit last week after a DOJ document dump which left the talking points from the meeting redacted. "We will be taking these redactions back to federal court," the ACLJ announced last Friday.
After that announcement came out, Sekulow appeared on Hannity's Fox News program for three consecutive nights and spoke almost exclusively about the Lynch-Clinton meeting, repeatedly demanding more information from the Justice Department.
At the same time, Sekulow has not appeared on CNN or MSNBC to discuss the Russia investigation, despite invitations from both networks. He has not appeared on the broadcast networks -- ABC, CBS and NBC -- either.
Through a spokesperson, Sekulow declined to comment for this article. When asked why Sekulow had only appeared on Fox News in recent weeks, White House Press Secretary Sarah Sanders told CNNMoney, "You would have to ask Jay. I can't answer that."

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Question: Thunder G Westbrook gets fine, tech for confronting Gobert

NEW YORK — Russell Westbrook has been fined $10,000 and assessed a postgame technical foul for initiating a confrontation with Utah Jazz centre Rudy Gobert on Monday.
The league made the announcement Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Thunder guard came onto the court as a substitution following a stoppage with 7:55 remaining in the fourth quarter of a 113-96 Game 4 loss to the Jazz. He intervened in an incident between Gobert and Oklahoma City backup point guard Raymond Felton.
Westbrook committed four fouls in the first half and finished with five. He had 23 points and 14 rebounds, but had just three assists and made 7 of 18 shots.
The Thunder trail the Jazz 3-1 and host Utah on Wednesday in an elimination game.
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A jump shot from Leonard cut New York’s lead to 88-86 with 1:43 to play, but Anthony responded with two straight baskets that rebuilt the Knicks’s lead to 92-86 with 33 seconds remaining and the Spurs wouldn’t get the deficit below four points the rest of the way.
Days after Dolan banned Oakley from Madison Square Garden — where the fan favourite was arrested on Wednesday for resisting security personnel who tried to toss him from the arena — support for Oakley was evident among fans, including filmmaker Spike Lee who sat courtside in an Oakley jersey. Dolan sat Sunday next to Latrell Sprewell, another ex-Knick with whom he’s feuded. Sprewell called the Oakley incident “disappointing” in a courtside TV interview, saying it was time to “iron out” the situation “and get past it.” Pistons fight back In Toronto, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope scored five of his 21 points in the final minute as the Detroit Pistons erased a 16-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat the Raptors 102-101. Caldwell-Pope made a 16-foot jumper and followed it with a three-pointer with 13.2 seconds left to give the Pistons a one-point lead. Toronto’s DeMar DeRozan missed a fadeaway jumpshot as time expired. The Raptors, fourth in the Eastern Conference, lost for the 10th time in 14 games. Andrew Wiggins scored 27 points and Karl-Anthony Towns contributed 22 as the Minnesota Timberwolves rolled past the injury-depleted Chicago Bulls 117-89 in Minneapolis. The Bulls were without starters Jimmy Butler and Dwyane Wade as well as backups Nikola Mirotic and Paul Zipser. The Timberwolves, who had lost five of their previous six games, took full advantage to give coach Tom Thibodeau a sweep of the season series against his former team. In Sacramento, DeMarcus Cousins scored 28 points, grabbed 14 rebounds and handed out 17 assists in the Kings’s 105-99 win over the New Orleans Pelicans. Cousins was also whistled for his 17th technical foul of the season, for an elbow thrown in the first quarter that appeared to be inadvertent. Cousins, who has already served a one-game ban for amassing 16 technicals, will be suspended another game for an 18th tech. Pelicans rookie Buddy Hield was ejected for the first time in his NBA career after he was assessed a flagrant foul for hitting Cousins in the groin in the second quarter. — AFP More from Basketball Wizards conjure magic as Spurs maintain streak
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Question: Egyptian archaeologists discover 4,400-year-old tomb near Cairo

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Egyptian archaeologists are hailing the discovery of a 4,400-year-old tomb near the pyramids outside Cairo.
Antiquities Minister Khaled al-Enany told reporters Saturday that the tomb was built for Hetpet, a priestess to Hathor, the goddess of fertility, who assisted women in childbirth, Ireland’s RTE reported.
The tomb was discovered during excavation work in Giza's western cemetery by a team of Egyptian archaeologists led by Mostafa Al-Waziri, secretary general of the Supreme Council of Antiquities.
The cemetery houses tombs of top officials from the Old Kingdom's Fifth Dynasty (2465-2323 BC), and that several have already been dug up since 1842, according to RTE.
"The tomb has very distinguished wall paintings in a very good conservation condition depicting Hetpet standing in different hunting and fishing scenes or... receiving offerings from her children," the Antiquities Ministry said.
Al-Waziri said the scenes depict a monkey — at the time commonly kept as domestic pets — reaping fruit and another dancing before an orchestra.
Al-Enany said the new tomb includes "a purification basin on which are engraved the name of the tomb's owner and her titles".
"A German expedition had found in 1909 a collection of antiquities carrying this lady's name, or a lady who has the same name, and these antiquities were moved to the Berlin museum at the time," he said, according to RTE.
"And 109 years later, we find this tomb that carries Hetpet's name."
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Archaeologists excavating in the Hamadan province of Iran have made an astonishing discovery - the remains of an ancient underground city.The excavation site is located close to the city of Samen, in Iran's Hamadan province. It is located some 400 km from the Iranian capital, Tehran.The city consists of underground tunnels connecting at least 25 rooms. Archaeologists have discovered the remains of 60 people in nine rooms, and are still working on excavating the rest of the site.Ali Khaksar, head of Iran's Organization of Cultural Heritage, Handicrafts and Tourism in Hamadan province, told Khabar Agency, a media outlet, that the underground settlement is believed to be around 2,000 years old.The discovery is one of several exciting finds by Iranian archaeologists in recent months. Last month, archaeologists discovered underground living quarters carved into a mountain in central Iran dating back to the 12th century.In February, an excavation in southern Iran led to the discovery of an ancient observatory which is believed to date back to the reign of the Sassanian dynasty from 224 to 651 CE.


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President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron will field questions from reporters on Tuesday, in between talks on the Iran nuclear deal and a lavish state dinner.
Macron is the first of two European leaders Trump is hosting this week. German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be in Washington, D.C., on Friday. Both France and Germany joined the U.S. in a six-nation pact with Iran to halt its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. Trump has threatened to pull the U.S. out of that deal. Macron and Merkel want him to stay in.
Trump's former advisers struggled to make the case for the nuclear deal, and the newest members of Trump's national security team are as skeptical of the agreement as he is. Nevertheless, Macron will argue the nuclear agreement is worth preserving.
"He's certainly expected — not only in France but in other countries of Europe — to try and convince President Trump over Iran," France's former ambassador to the U.S. Francois Bujon de l'Estang told NPR's Morning Edition on Monday.
Macron has skillfully courted Trump, inviting the U.S. president to be his guest last year at an elaborate military parade marking Bastille Day in Paris. Trump was so impressed, he ordered his own military parade this November, marking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.
The two presidents and their wives celebrated the wartime alliance between the U.S. and France on Monday by planting an oak tree on the South Lawn of the White House. The sapling comes from Belleau Wood, where more than 9,000 Marines died in the final months of the first world war, according to a White House statement.
Later, the two couples took a sightseeing helicopter tour of Washington, then held a private dinner at George Washington's historic Mt. Vernon estate.
Despite their evident personal chemistry, Trump and Macron have significant policy differences to discuss. In addition to the Iran nuclear deal, Macron wants a permanent exemption from the president's new steel and aluminum tariffs. And he'd like to see a more lasting commitment from the U.S. to stabilization efforts in Syria. Military forces from France and the U.K. joined the U.S. in launching air strikes on Syria earlier this month in retaliation for a suspected chemical weapons attack. But Trump is impatient to withdraw U.S. troops from that country as quickly as possible.
"What you do have are two leaders who have a great deal of respect for one another, who have a great friendship," said White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders. She added that friendship allows the two men to have "very open and candid conversations."
Sanders said she expects "a very productive and very positive state visit for both countries."
The visit will be marked by the first state dinner of the Trump administration. The White House has been decorated for the event with cherry blossoms, sweet peas and white lilacs. The menu is American with French influences: spring lamb and jambalaya.
On Wednesday, Macron is set to address a joint session of Congress.

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-- The Crazy, Unbelievable Alabama Senate Race Careens To An End.
-- The Myth Of Trump's Economic Populism, As Proven By The Tax Bill.
-- Bitcoin Futures Surge In First Day Of Trading.
-- Simeon Booker, Dean Of Washington's Black Press Corps, Dies At 99.
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Pence Won't Meet Palestinian Leader On Visit. (CNN)
Netanyahu Predicts E.U. Will Also Recognize Jerusalem. (BBC)
Venezuela Blocks Opposition From Future Presidential Election. (Time)
Nobel Prizes Presented In Stockholm. (Deutsche Welle)
Saudi Arabia To Lift Decades-Old Ban On Movies. (AP)
Golden Globe Nominations Coming Today. (AFP)
Idaho Man Rams Courthouse, Mad At Court System. (Idaho Statesman)


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Question: These lawyers may have discovered a way to wipe away student debt in bankruptcy

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Student loans are often dubbed the worst kind of debt because they’re notoriously difficult to get rid of — even in bankruptcy. But attorneys across the country are now challenging that conventional wisdom with some success, creating hope for millions of struggling borrowers.
Bankruptcy lawyers are filing cases in states from New Hampshire to Florida, to test strategies with the hopes of establishing paths bankrupt borrowers and their lawyers can use to get rid of or, at least, better manage their debts in the future.
This burgeoning niche practice area — which includes paid seminars and new software programs — comes amid a rise in the share of bankruptcy filers with student debt and growth in their average balances. In 2005, roughly 15.7% of bankruptcy filings included educational debt with an average balance of $15,350, according to a 2014 paper in the Suffolk Law Review. That’s compared with 22.3% of filers with an average balance of $32,096 in 2013.
“Nobody is doing anything for these people in terms of laws to benefit them,” said Richard Gaudreau, a New Hampshire-based bankruptcy attorney, who’s been working on student loan issues for the past few years. “We’re just forced to be creative.”
After a wave of panic in the 1970s over anecdotal evidence that student loan borrowers were taking advantage of the system to get rid of their debts, Congress exempted federal student loans from discharge in bankruptcy, except in extreme circumstances. Lawmakers extended that exemption in 2005 to private student loans as well. In order for borrowers to have their student debt discharged in bankruptcy, they need to prove that the debt is causing them to suffer “undue hardship.” Congress never defined that phrase, but a series of court rulings has created an undue hardship standard that is notoriously difficult to meet.
So instead of trying to meet that standard, these attorneys are turning to other legal strategies that challenge private lenders’ ability to collect on the loan and in the case of federal debt — which is much harder to challenge — help borrowers better manage the loans while in bankruptcy.
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A law student’s experiment
When Austin Smith, a New York City-based lawyer, was researching a law review article at the University of Maine in 2014, he realized bankruptcy attorneys rarely objected to lenders’ classification of their clients’ debts as non-dischargeable in bankruptcy, likely because they weren’t familiar with the ins and outs of bankruptcy law as it pertains to student loans. But Smith discovered that in many cases, the debts didn’t meet the standard of a qualified student loan under the bankruptcy code. That could be because the lender extended the loan to the borrower to attend an unaccredited program or lent the borrower more than the cost of attendance.
As a young corporate lawyer, Smith tested the strategy working pro-bono for a client who racked up $15,000 in debt from a bar study program. He successfully got the loan discharged and shortly thereafter struck out on his own doing solely this kind of work. He has about 20 cases pending and there are some early signs he may be onto something.
In December, a Minnesota bankruptcy judge responded to a motion Smith filed on behalf of a client in a case against Navient, one of the nation’s largest student loan companies, disputing the way Navient, other lenders and bankruptcy judges have historically interpreted a provision of the bankruptcy code as it relates to student debt.
In order for a student loan to be non-dischargeable in bankruptcy, it has to fit into one of a few categories. Some examples include:
A federal student loan
Debts made under a program funded in whole or in part by a nonprofit institution (typically these are loans made by the school)
A qualified educational loan — this can be a loan made by a private company, but it has to be made for qualified higher education expenses, typically defined as the cost of attendance, for a student attending an eligible institution.
Funds received as an “educational benefit”
Lawyers and judges have long taken the phrase “educational benefit” to include loans. But Smith’s interpretation, which the judge concurred with, is that the category refers to scholarships and grants that must be paid back if certain stipulations are violated. For example, if a student accepts a scholarship for medical school with the premise that they’ll work in a low-income community and then they violate that condition and are on the hook for the money.
Taking that logic one step further means that student loans from private lenders can be discharged in bankruptcy if they were made to students who didn’t attend an accredited program or were lent more money than the cost of attendance. Possible debts that fit into this category could include the aforementioned bar study loan or a loan to attend an unaccredited trade school, Smith said.
“A loan is not like a scholarship or a stipend and such a private loan cannot be included in this definition. If I were to interpret educational benefit to include loans that has some relation to attaining an education, it would render the other two provisions of [the bankruptcy code as it relates to student debt] totally superfluous,” the judge said, according to a transcript.
“I have yet to go in front of a judge who disagrees with my overall thesis, which is that not all student loans are not dischargeable,” Smith said. “I do think the tide is now turning on that.”
Patricia Christel, a Navient spokeswoman, declined to comment on the specific case. She wrote in an emailed statement that the company “continues to support” reforms that would allow both federal and private student loans to be discharged in bankruptcy for borrowers who made a “good-faith” effort to repay the debt for five to seven years and still experienced financial difficulty.
Burden of proof
And soon more attorneys may give Smith’s strategy a try. Dayton, Ohio-based CINgroup, which makes a software used by bankruptcy attorneys to prepare their filings, called Best Case, plans to introduce an update later this year that will help scan a client’s student loans to see if they qualify for any discharges and help prepare the filings to challenge the debt.
Dave Danielson, the chief executive of CINgroup says the company estimates that of the 750,000 consumer bankruptcies filed each year, there could be as many as 50,000 with some kind of dischargeable student debt, but it rarely gets challenged. “Most attorneys, they process bankruptcies every day and their heads are down and it’s easy to fall under the assumption that student loan debt — you can’t do anything about it,” he said. “What we’re trying to do in a very simple sense is help the attorney realize that (a) maybe they can do something about it and (b) if it’s is dischargeable, try to prepare some legal proceedings.”
Gaudreau first realized he had the power to help bankruptcy filers with student debt a few years ago, after he almost took a client’s case all the way to the Supreme Court. Now he uses a variety of strategies to help his clients get rid of or better cope with their loans. In many cases, he challenges private lenders to provide evidence they can legally collect on the debt. Often, in scenarios reminiscent of the mortgage crisis, since the loan has changed hands many times, the lenders struggle to provide that evidence.
“They’re not very good at supplying the documents that prove that they own the debt,” he said. If the lender can’t prove they own the debt, then it makes it much more difficult for them to collect on it.
Lawyers may still be in the early stages of pioneering these strategies, but they’ve been available all along, said Rafael Pardo, a professor at Emory University’s law school who has studied bankruptcy and student loans. The burden of proof both that the borrower owes the debt and that it’s a type of debt that qualifies for exemption falls on the creditor. But borrowers and attorneys may be hesitant to pursue this path if they don’t have the money or experience to pay for it.
“The overwhelming majority of the litigation has always turned on was there undue hardship or not,” he said. “The type of debt or the amount of debt was a forgone conclusion. When you’re stuck with limited resources in terms of the representation, you have to pick and choose your battles.”
In the case of federal student loan debt, trying to get it discharged is likely a losing battle if the attorney can’t make a particularly compelling case that the debt qualifies as an undue hardship for the borrower, said Lewis Roberts, a Florida bankruptcy attorney. In most jurisdictions, a borrower is only considered to be suffering from undue hardship if she’s in a situation where she currently can’t pay the debt, there’s no reason to believe she’ll be able to pay the debt in the future and she’s made a good-faith effort to repay the loan. Judges have said prolonged unemployment, alcoholism, and even a criminal record aren’t enough to qualify a borrower for the undue hardship designation.
‘The fight is just in its infancy’
In cases where borrowers don’t meet the undue hardship standard, Roberts is working to at least help his clients better manage the debt once in bankruptcy.
Typically, federal student loan debt is categorized in bankruptcy the same as other unsecured debts owed by the filer. Roberts’s intervention is to get judges and trustees to classify the federal student loan debt separately so that his clients can take advantage of special payment plans the government offers borrowers to manage their student loans. Using this method, he’s helped clients who are in bankruptcy put their student loans into income-driven repayment plans that allow borrowers to pay as little as zero dollars a month and stay current on their loans. Borrowers who are on these plans are also able to make payments toward loan forgiveness programs.
Lewis said he first started doing this work about three years ago after attending a seminar about legal issues relating to student loans, including bankruptcy, hosted by two lawyers who had already begun working in the space. The attorneys offer these so-called student loan workshops either as videos, phone calls, in-person trainings or a combination. The workshops, which cost between $1,500 and roughly $2,500, depending on what services you purchase are pitched both as a way to help student loan borrowers, but also as a way for attorneys looking to drum up business in a struggling bankruptcy market. So far about 300 lawyers have participated in the student loan workshops since they launched in 2012.
As more lawyers learn both about the problem of student debt in bankruptcy and the opportunity to solve it, the challenges to the conventional wisdom that student loans are impossible to get rid of will only increase, said Jay Fleischman, one of the attorneys who runs the student loan workshops. “This fight is just in its infancy,” he said. “We’re seeing the birth of it in many ways.”

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Question: Courtenay mayor receives death threat after cannabis dispensary raid

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Terry Farrell
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Courtenay City Hall has been inundated with calls and emails since the raiding of a newly opened medical marijuana dispensary, and not all the responses have been respectful.
Leaf Compassion Dispensary opened for business on Sunday, Oct. 1.
The business was ticketed by city bylaw officers for operating without a business licence on Monday, and on Tuesday the business was raided by the RCMP.
On Thursday, Leaf Compassion Dispensary Courtenay posted a thread on its Facebook page, along with a picture of Courtenay Mayor Larry Jangula, urging supporters to call City Hall “every day till (sic) he answers.”
This post on the Leaf Compassion Dispensary Facebook page has prompted a flood of calls to Mayor Larry Jangula, not all of them respectful.
Since then, City staff, particularly Jangula, have been dealing with a steady flow of reactive phone calls and emails from supporters of the business.
“It’s been a little scary,” said Jangula. “They’ve apparently decided that it’s me that’s directing the police and it’s me that’s directing all this and as a result, I have had, and City Hall has had, some very nasty calls. In fact I’ve had one call that’s so nasty I’ve had to start a police investigation. Someone threatened to shoot me. This is not a real pleasant deal.”
The call in question was a profanity-laced message left on his personal voicemail, ultimately ending with the aforementioned threat.
(Attempts to contact Leaf Compassion Dispensary Courtenay owner Kyle Cheyne regarding this issue went straight to voicemail, which was full and not accepting any more messages.)
“It’s to the point where my staff is concerned, and not really wanting to answer the phone,” said Jangula. “This is frightening stuff.”
Jangula said the city has a standing policy regarding any type of marijuana business within city limits.
“Until such a time that it is determined that these are legal – I understand that is July, 2018 – then we will proceed with it,” he said. “Until such time, our take – and it’s not just City Hall, it’s the RCMP’s take as well – is that these are illegal, and that we are not giving licences for them. We have discussed this as council and that’s what we decided.”
As for the suggestion that the RCMP has a directive from City Hall to continue with the raids, Jangula denied the notion outright.
“Absolutely not. When did you ever hear of City Hall, or a mayor, directing RCMP on who to investigate? It’s not up to me. I don’t go up to them and tell them to watch him because he might be doing break-ins, or so and so might have stolen property. Are you kidding me? The mayor has no power. If I did, could you imagine the corruption?”

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The Herbal Green Apothecary opened on Main Street in Okanagan Falls was raided Wednesday
RCMP on scene of the Herbal Green Apothecary in Okanagan Falls Wednesday, May 30, 2018. Image credit: Tara Bowie
Police arrived with search warrant in hand to Herbal Green Apothecary in Okanagan Falls Wednesday afternoon.
Const. Kyle Richmond of the targeted enforcement unit said the warrant and seizure of cannabis product from Herbal Green is a result of contraventions of the Controlled Substance Act.
Richmond could not comment if any arrests or charges had been laid.
He said the investigation into the cannabis business had only been going on for a few weeks.
Police were taking boxes and bags of product from the store early Wednesday afternoon.
A police truck was seen by the Western News pulling into the back of the building before officers closed a rolling garage door.
Owner Jukka Laurio opened the Herbal Green Apothecary Jan. 11, 2018 after closing down his Penticton location.
Related: Penticton pot store moved to Okanagan Falls
In March, the City of Penticton won a $15,000 fine and a court order against Laurio calling it the largest fine in B.C. against a cannabis dispensary.
Related: B.C.’s ‘largest’ dispensary fine levied against Penticton operator
Related: OK Falls pot shop vandalized a week after opening
Laurio said the city’s push for him to apply for a wellness centre business licence that would allow him to sell marijuana accessories but not cannabis products was why he decided to move his business to OK Falls.
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Question: 10 foods that make you fart

Passing gas is your body’s way of telling you that whatever you just ate wasn’t handled well in the gut and is about to be released in the form of—well, you know. Sure, it’s embarrassing; but it’s actually quite natural. “Most people pass gas on average 13-21 times per day,” says Ilyse Schapiro, R.D., and holding it in is painful and harmful to your health, per this study out of New Zealand.
That said, there are certain foods, like the diet staples listed here, that build up even more pressure in your gut—and can make gas worse. But don't worry if some of your favorite healthy foods are on this list: everyone differs in their reactions to certain foods. So, monitor what you consume and then give the surrounding air the old sniff test a few hours later. Fun (gross) fact: “The smell depends upon what you eat—foods like cauliflower, beans, cabbage, eggs, and meat can make the smell stronger," Schapiro says. "The sound depends upon the speed of the gas leaving your body, and how tight the sphincter muscles are."
If you’re a gassy guy, you can reduce the intensity of your farts by amping up your exercise, eating slower to take in less air, and ultimately avoiding (or limiting) the following 10 foods.

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Question: Married At First Sight enjoys huge ratings win on Monday night

Australia can't enough of Married At First Sight.
The hit reality show enjoyed one of it's highest-rated episodes of all time on Monday night, with 1.525 million metro viewers tuning in.
The explosive installment- which saw fan favourites Sarah Roza and Telv Williams declare they were in love with one another - also gave Channel Nine its biggest Monday of 2018.
No wonder they're smiling! Married At First Sight enjoyed one of its highest-rated episodes of all time on Monday night, with 1.525 million metro viewers tuning in to see Sarah Roza and Telv Williams declare they were in love with one another
The episode was the third most watched in the history of the franchise, which has been running for five seasons.
And the total number of viewers could increase by an extra 100,000 once consolidated ratings for the episode come through next month.
In addition to Sarah and Telv declaring their love for one another, the installment also saw John Robertson and Melissa Walsh agree to continue their romance. .
Sealed with a kiss: John and Melissa's love story has captivated viewers, with the audience glued to their screens to see how their relationship would work out
Dramatic end: Ashley Irvin and Troy Delmege chose to mutually end their 'marriage'.
Meanwhile, Ashley Irvin and Troy Delmege chose to mutually end their 'marriage'.
According to Mumbrella, Married At First Sight was the number one program in key advertising demographics on Monday night, and walloped rival reality show My Kitchen Rules in the ratings.
The Channel Seven cooking competition garnered less than one million metro viewers, with an audience of 996,000 on Monday evening.
Dinner party drama! No doubt, Channel Nine executives will be hoping for a huge ratings victory for the final two episode of the program, set to air Tuesday and Wednesday
No doubt, Channel Nine executives will be hoping for a huge ratings victory for the final two episode of the series, set to air Tuesday and Wednesday.
Billed as the 'best ninety minutes of television you will ever see', the episodes focus on a dramatic reunion dinner as the entire cast of contestants come back together.
Series villain Davina Rankin will return for a showdown with Tracey Jewel, while a new preview clip also alludes to a screaming match between Ashley and co-star Carly Bowyer.
Explosive: Billed as the 'best ninety minutes of television you will ever see', the episodes focus on a dramatic reunion dinner as the entire cast of contestants come back together
Married At First Sight has been building its audience across the season, which is its most successful yet.
An explosive affair between Davina and Dean Wells made the show must-see TV, with ratings skyrocketing as it became a hot topic of conversation in workplaces across the country.
Only two Sunday night commitment ceremony episodes have scored more total viewers that Monday night's installment.
The commitment ceremony episode in which Davina and her 'husband' Ryan Gallagher chose to leave the experiment was the most watched of all time, with 1.536 million viewers
Meanwhile, 1.535 million tuned in to see Gabrielle Bartlett give 'husband' Nasser a dramatic dressing down, uttering her now iconic catchphrase: 'Bad luck Donald Duck!'

It's the hit renovation reality show that has been running on Australian screens for a formidable thirteen seasons.
And it seems that Australia's love affair with The Block is far from over, with Monday night's episode smashing its prime time time slot with more than one million viewers.
The popular Channel Nine show managed to entice an audience of 1,068,000 metropolitan viewers, which was streets ahead of the competition.
Nailed it! It seems that Australia's love affair with The Block is far from over, with Monday night's episode smashing its prime time time slot with more than one million viewers
Interestingly, given that it was up against rival networks Seven and Ten's reality fare Hell's Kitchen and Australian Survivor, it was the ABC who came in second in Monday's prime time ratings war.
The network's current affairs show 7.30 saw an audience of 687,000 which was 387,000 viewers less than The Block.
Australian Survivor trailed in third place with 625,000, which would be troubling news for embattled Network Ten who recently went into voluntary receivership.
Reality battle: Interestingly, given that it was up against rival networks Seven and Ten's reality fare Hell's Kitchen and Australian Survivor, it was the ABC who came in second in Monday's prime time ratings war
Given that SBS's BBC documentary import Clean Eating Dirty Truth did not make it into the 20 most viewed programs, that left Seven bringing up the rear with Hell's Kitchen.
The celebrity cooking show, helmed by Marco Pierre White, could only entice 607,000 viewers.
The figure is part of a worrying trend for the anticipated reality show as it could only manage an audience of 544,000 for its Sunday episode and 615,000 the week prior.
In what could be music to Channel Nine's ears, not only did The Block win the metro ratings war, the show also led the charge across the 16-39, 18-49 and 25-54 demographics.
Underwhelming: Australian Survivor trailed in third place with 625,000, which would be troubling news for embattled Network Ten who recently went into voluntary receivership
Meanwhile, it was good news all round for Nine with Karl Stefanovic's This Time Next Year raking in 931,000 viewers in the 8.30 to 9.30 time-slot.
The network was again streets ahead of the competition, with Ten's Have You Been Paying Attention convincing 639,000 to tune in and ABC's Australian Story bringing in an audience of 653,000.
Surprisingly, Seven's Princess Of Wales documentary The Story of Diana could only manage 486,000 viewers.


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Question: Florida, Georgia square off in Women's College World Series...

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Opening day of the Women’s College World Series will be an eventful one as it will featuring a fierce Southeastern Conference battle between Florida and Georgia.
The Gators (54-9) are looking avenge last season’s heartbreaking loss in the final against Oklahoma and Georgia (48-11) will try and rain on the Gators’ parade after missing out on last year’s Women’s College World Series.
Florida just scraped its way into this year’s WCWS After taking game one from the No. 15 seed Texas A&M, Florida saw its two-run lead vanish as the Aggies’ Tori Vidales homered in the 7th inning to push A&M past the Gators 5-4.
Down 3-2 in the bottom of the 7th in a winner-take-all game against A&M, Florida got the help it so desperately needed. Freshman Jordan Matthews delivered a three-run home run to lift the Gators over the Aggies and save Florida’s season.
Georgia edged past Tennessee in two games to return to the WCWS for the fourth time in school history, but needed late game drama to settle the score in game two.
Cortni Emanuel hit a solo shot over the right-field wall in the top of the 8th to settle the score and send the Bulldogs to the WCWS.
This game will be the fourth meeting between the two bitter rivals this season. Although Florida has recorded more tangible success this season (won both the SEC regular-season and postseason tournament titles), the Bulldogs have gotten the better of the Gators thus far.
The Bulldogs defeated the Gators twice back in March. Georgia was only team to take a series from Florida over the course of the entire regular season.
Game one of the three-game series ended in walk-off fashion as Georgia’s Alyssa DiCarlo’s two-run homer in the bottom of the 7th sealed the deal for the Bulldogs, who were 5-4 winners.
Game two resulted in Florida’s first run-rule defeat in six seasons. DiCarlo played the role of hero once again for Georgia as the Bulldogs topped the Gators 11-1. DiCarlo went 2-for-3 with a double and home run and drove in three.
The Gators managed to salvage the series in game three with a 5-1 victory.
Over the course of the three-game series, the Bulldogs outhit the Gators (24 to 18) and managed to score early in ballgames. Georgia notched three runs in the first inning in game one, and then score one run in the first and second in game two before piling on seven runs in the third.
Florida’s pitchers Kelly Barnhill and Aleshia Ocasio will need to get settled in early if the Gators are to move on past the Bulldogs. Ocasio shut Georgia down from the start in game three, allowing just four hits and one run in the final inning of play.
Florida will also have to better at the plate with runners on base. The Gators left 14 on base in the first two games of the series between these two teams earlier this season.
Florida head coach Tim Walton said he has been impressed with what Georgia has been able to accomplish in recent memory and will be a big challenge for his team.
“What Georgia does year in and year out and what they do from one through nine in their lineup and their pitching staff, they do a great job,” Walton said. “They do a great job with preparation and have tremendous athletes.”
First pitch of the series is set for Thursday, May 31 at 7 p.m.
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Southern Miss beat Georgia Southern 4-3 in 10 innings Friday night. College baseball scores. Highlights from the Gaston Hewes Relays and the two-time defending Class 6A Powerlifting Champion Gulfport...will host the Class 6A South State title beginning 11 a.m. Saturday morning at Bert Jenkins Gymnasium. Two-time state championship Jaquan Foster will be key for Gulfport.