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Question: What The Compass Means To Jeep In India

Jeep had made the announcement last year that it's all set to bring in the Compass to India and it was in this month itself that the company gave us a peek into pre-production version of the car which will eventually prove to be the bread winner for the company. With the launch scheduled in the third quarter of 2017, the Jeep Compass will be the most affordable SUV from the Jeep stable in India and yes this means that the price of the car will start around ₹ 18 lakh (ex-showroom) for the base manual variant and it's this price tag that'll make a lot of difference for the car maker.
Jeep Compass ₹ 20 - 25 Lakh * ( Expected Price ) FIND OUT MORE
The company has already invested $280 million in the Ranjangaon plant so that the facility is state-of th-the art and will be able to manufacture the Compass for global markets. Of course the other products from the Jeep stable will benefit from this investment and the company has plans to bring in the Renegade soon to India, however, our sources say that Fiat will wait till 2019 for the car to be made in India and exported to other markets.
The Jeep Compass shares its design and styling with the Grand Cherokee
The Compass is an important product for Jeep and that's not just from a volumes/sales point of view. There were a lot of people, including us, who were quite surprised by the prices of the Grand Cherokee and the Wrangler, when it was first launched and with prices starting from ₹ 71 lakh, it was out of reach for most. This is where the Compass' pricing plays an important role and Jeep India is aware of it. President and Managing Director, FCA India, Kevin Flynn said, "Pricing is an extremely important aspect and we are working on it. Expect the price of the car to be extremely competitive and considering that the car will be made in India, we are sure that the customers will be happy when we launch the car in August this year"
FCA's Ranjangaon facility is extremely important for Jeep India and the plant will act as a global export hub for the Right-Hand-Drive (RHD) Compass. The made-in-India SUV will be shipped to the likes of UK, Australia, New Zealand among others. While the company is coy about the percentage of localisation, Kevin Flynn did mention that the company had worked tirelessly with the component manufacturers in India to make certain that the product meets global standards and he mentioned that he is extremely happy to say that it had.
The Jeep Compass will enter production in June 2017
The engines that the Compass comes with, meet the Euro VI norms and there'll be no problem for the car maker when BS-VI emission norms are introduced in India in 2020. As far as crash tests are concerned, the Jeep Compass already meets all the international safety standards and according to Mr. Flynn, 'The car will pass all the safety regulations which will be introduced in India soon.'
The engines on the Jeep Compass too are of relevance. The 1.4-litre petrol has always been part of Fiat's line-up but the introduction of a 2-litre oil burner, makes things even more interesting. We've already told you about how FCA plans to sell this engine to other manufacturers already and this will be the second area where the moolah will pour in for FCA India.
We can't wait to drive the car, though we already know so much about it. Come June, we will get a chance to get behind the wheel of this one and we are sure you too are eagerly waiting for the car to step foot in India.

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"['Represent the article to find a fitting news title.', 'NEW YORK — “Black Panther” has become the first movie of the decade to top the box office for five weekends in a row. Ryan Coogler’s comic-book sensation on Sunday became the first film since James Cameron’s 2009 smash film, “Avatar,” to hold the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office for five straight weekends.\nThe Disney release grossed $27 million in ticket sales over the weekend, according to studio estimates, pushing its domestic haul to $605.4 million. Worldwide, “Black Panther” has grossed more than $1.1 billion.\n- Advertisement -\nThough “Black Panther” has had little competition to contend with throughout February and March, such consistency is especially rare in today’s movie-going world. Before “Avatar,” the last film to do it was 1999′s “The Sixth Sense.”\nThat left second place to the MGM-Warner Bros.′ rebooted “Tomb Raider,” starring Alicia Vikander as the archaeologist adventurer Lara Croft. The $90 million film opened with $23.5 million, largely failing to stir much excitement among moviegoers. Critics gave it mediocre reviews (49 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes) and ticket-buyers responded with a “meh,” giving it a B CinemaScore.\nWith Vikander stepping in for Angelina Jolie, Roar Uthaug’s “Tomb Raider” is an attempt to rekindle a video game-adapted franchise that faded quickly the first time around. The 2001 original opened $47.7 million and grossed $274.7 million worldwide, but the big-budget 2003 sequel flopped, opening with $21.8 million domestically and grossing $156.5 million worldwide.\nJeff Goldstein, distribution chief for Warner Bros., said “Tomb Raider” came close to studio expectations in North America but that international ticket sales were a primary focus. “Tomb Raider” was no. 1 overseas, grossing $84.5 million, including a $41.1 million in China.\n“International was always a key part of the strategy,” Goldstein said.\nOf course, the continuing success of “Black Panther” also didn’t help “Tomb Raider.” When release dates were being set a year ago, few could have foreseen “Black Panther” no. 1 five weeks in. “How could you?” Goldstein said.\n“Black Panther” has shown considerably fewer legs in China, however. Though it has grossed $96 million in two weeks of release in China, “Black Panther” slid steeply in its second weekend.\nYet last week, “Black Panther” even bested Disney’s own “A Wrinkle in Time,” Ava DuVernay’s adaptation of Madeleine L’Engle’s 1962 novel of the same name. In its second week, “A Wrinkle in Time” dropped 50 percent with $16.6 million in ticket sales.\nThe surprise of the weekend was the Lionsgate-Roadside Attractions Christian drama “I Can Only Imagine,” which grossed $17.1 million on 1,629 screens — less than half the number that “Black Panther,” ″Tomb Raider” and “A Winkle in Time” played on. The film, which co-stars Dennis Quaid and Cloris Leachman, cost only $7 million to make. It stars J. Michael Finley as the singer behind one of the most popular Christian songs, by the band MercyMe.\n“I Can Only Imagine” doubled expectations by sticking to the typical tactic of “faith-based” releases with a grassroots marketing effort that focused on Southern, Southwestern and suburban moviegoers. Eighty percent of the audience was over 35.\nIt’s the biggest opening weekend ever for Roadside Attractions, the 15-year-old indie distributor whose previous titles include “Mud” and “Manchester by the Sea.”\n“We did really work the film. Starting with the beginning of October, we were screening the film for faith-based influencers,” said Roadside co-founder Howard Cohen. “So it had a really classic playbook for these type of movies. But a lot of movies do it and it doesn’t work as well.”\nPlaying to a virtually opposite audience was 20th Century Fox’s “Love, Simon,” the first film from a major Hollywood studio featuring a gay teen protagonist. Whereas “I Can Only Imagine” catered to the suburbs, “Love, Simon” thrived mainly in urban areas.\nGreg Berlanti’s film, adapted from the best-selling young-adult novel “Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda,” stars Nick Robinson as a gay 17-year-old who has yet to come out when another closeted boy from his high school begins an anonymous e-mail romance. The film garnered strong reviews (91 percent fresh on Rotten Tomatoes) and audiences agreed, giving it an A-plus CinemaScore.\n“I feel good that we released this film. I feel great that we had the kind of exit polls that we did,” said Chris Aronson, distribution chief for Fox. “I think audiences are going to continue to find this jewel of a film that Greg Berlanti created.”\nFox Searchlight’s Oscar winner “The Shape of Water” also launched in China this weekend with $10.4 million following its best-picture win. The biggest post-Oscars boost has been overseas, where “The Shape of Water” grossed $17 million over the weekend.\nAccording to comScore, the weekend was down 50 percent from the same weekend in 2017 when Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” opened with a record-breaking $174.8 million.\nEstimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, according to comScore. Where available, the latest international numbers also are included. Final three-day domestic figures will be released Monday.\n1. “Black Panther,” $27 million ($30 million international).\n2. “Tomb Raider,” $23.5 million ($84.5 million international).\n3. “I Can Only Imagine,” $17.1 million ($195,000 international).\n4. “A Wrinkle in Time,” $16.6 million ($3.2 million international).\n5. “Love, Simon,” $11.5 million.\n6. “Game Night,” $5.6 million ($3.7 million international).\n7. “Peter Rabbit,” $5.2 million ($14.5 million international).\n8. “Strangers: Prey at Night,” $4.8 million.\n9. “Red Sparrow,” $4.5 million ($8.9 million international).\n10. “Death Wish,” $3.4 million ($1.3 million international).\n___\nEstimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at international theaters (excluding the U.S. and Canada), according to comScore:\n1. “Tomb Raider,” $84.5 million.\n2. “Black Panther,” $30 million.\n3. “The Shape of Water,” $17 million.\n4. “Peter Rabbit,” $14.5 million.\n5. “Operation Red Sea,” $11.7 million.\n6. “Red Sparrow,” $8.9 million.\n7. “Coco,” $6.5 million.\n8. “Amazing China,” $6.1 million.\n9. “Now I Will Meet You,” $5.9 million.\n10. “Bajrangi Bhaijaan,” $4.8 million.\n© 2017 CBS Interactive Inc.']" == "['I found this news title. 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Question: New doc sheds light on how Guerrilla built the world of Horizon: Zero Dawn

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Over the weekend, Dutch broadcaster VPRO published a 45-minute documentary to YouTube about Dutch studio Guerrilla Games and its work on the remarkably successful open-world game Horizon: Zero Dawn.
What's interesting about this is the (admittedly limited) perspective it affords devs into the production of Horizon, which was Guerrilla's very first attempt at an open-world game.
As Kotaku points out, there's a really good bit in the middle about how Horizon's dynamic rendering system works -- you can see a staffer spin the player's viewpoint around from a third-person omniscient perspective (see below) and watch the game world disappear or reappear as the view cone swings back and forth. There's also a good bit near the end about the facial and motion capture tech Horizon devs used to render characters in the game.
You can find the whole thing embedded above, or over on VPRO's YouTube channel. It might go well paired with this video, captured at GDC 2017, of Guerrilla Games' Leszek Szczepanski deconstructing the design of Horizon's non-linear narrative.

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From Life is Strange: Before the Storm to Mario + Rabbids, here are the titles that most beguiled and surprised at this year’s E3
Before the giant E3 video game exhibition takes place every year, it is proceeded by a series of vast press events, where publishers hope to snag just a little of the world’s attention with their latest mega releases. Filling huge venues and live-streamed to a global audience of millions, these one-hour hype-fests can make all the difference between blockbusting success and ignoble failure.
Here, then, are our 17 favourite announcements, culled from all the pre-E3 shows. We’ve stuck to games that were either revealed for the first time on stage, or were finally confirmed after months of gossip, leaks and rumours. These are the titles we want to discover more about at the show, and over the months to come.
Anthem (EA Bioware; PC/Xbox One/PS4; Fall 2018)
Shoot those monsters … Anthem. Photograph: Electronic Arts
The latest adventure from Bioware Edmonton, the studio behind the Mass Effect and Dragon Age titles, is a co-op online shooter, pitching elite troops named Freelancers out of a safe city and on to an inhospitable planet – to shoot monsters. Players don customisable space suits with various abilities, and missions have narrative arcs with cinematics and conversations.
Elevator pitch: Destiny meets Titanfall.
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Assassin’s Creed Origins (Ubisoft; PC/Xbox One/PS4; 27 October)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Fight like an Egyptian … Assassin’s Creed Origins. Photograph: Ubisoft
As the title suggests, Ubisoft is heading back to the beginning with this tale of the assassins’ guild founders, fighting their way through ancient Egypt. The lead protagonist is Bayek (or “By ‘eck” if you’re from Yorkshire), a warrior who acts as a guardian to his people – while stabbing enemies. The developer is promising an overhaul of the familiar Assassin’s Creed systems, with a drone-like hawk to scout new areas rather than the old tower system, and new boss battles.
Elevator pitch: Assassin’s Creed reinvented.
Watch the trailer.
A Way Out (Electronic Arts; PC/PS4/Xbox One; early 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Arresting adventure … A Way Out. Photograph: Electronic Arts
Another arresting adventure from Josef Fares the creator of heartbreaking indie title Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons. This time, two players must work together to break characters Leo and Vincent out of prison and then help them avoid the authorities. Apparently the very different characters have to build trust and friendship as they go.
Elevator pitch: Prison Break: the game
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Beyond Good and Evil 2 (Ubisoft, tbc)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Interstellar travel and swearing … Beyond Good and Evil 2. Photograph: Ubisoft
Fans have been waiting years for a follow-up to the 2003 sci-fi action adventure from Ubisoft luminary Michel Ancel. Now, here comes a prequel, in which players are able to work together to help fight for the rights of animal-human hybrids. Interstellar travel, seamless online play and swearing are all in abundance.
Elevator pitch: Destiny meets Firefly via Animal Farm
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The Crew 2 (Ubisoft; PC/PS4/Xbox One; 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Zooming across the US in a motorboat anyone? … The Crew 2 Photograph: Ubisoft
The online open-world driving game returns offering the ability to race in practically any vehicle, from airplanes to motor boats. There is 2,000 square miles of varied American land to zoom across, from the Rocky Mountains to New York City, while a huge variety of competitions lie out there in the unknown to discover. The original was a loved by petrolheads – can a second outing tempt the rest of us?
Elevator pitch: Burnout Paradise races Forza Horizon on land, sea and air
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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider (Bethesda; PC/PS4/Xbox One, 15 September)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest New weapons, locations and abilities … Dishonored: Death of the Outsider. Photograph: Bethesda
A stand-alone spin-off from the dark stealth adventure series sees mercenary Billie Lurk setting out to kill the Outsider, the god-like figure at the heart of the series narrative. New weapons, locations and abilities will emerge including Lurk’s “displace” power which lets her teleport to any location she’s able to imagine.
Elevator pitch: Dishonored unleashed.
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The Evil Within 2 (Bethesda; PC/PS4/Xbox One; 13 October)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Surprise return … Evil Within 2. Photograph: Bethesda
A surprise return for this traditional survival horror adventure from Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami. This time the player is Detective Sebastian Castellanos a troubled detective who must search for his lost daughter in a weird, transmogrifying town.
Elevator pitch: Resident Evil meets Silent Hill at last
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Kirby (Nintendo; Switch; 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Everyone’s favourite pink blob … Switch Kirby. Photograph: Nintendo
Everyone’s favourite pink blob is back in another bright loveable puzzle adventure, this time with the ability to convert enemies to friends by throwing hearts at them. Taking advantage of the Switch JoyCon set-up, the game lets up to four friends play together on a shared quest.
Elevator pitch: Co-op Kirby
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Life is Strange: Before the Storm (Square Enix; PC/PS4/Xbox One; 31 August)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Life is Strange: Before the Storm is introduced at the Xbox E3 event. Photograph: Mike Nelson/EPA
A prequel to the wrenching episodic adventure series, set three years before the events of the original game. This time the player controls a 16-year-old Chloe Price just as she forms an unlikely friendship with popular girl Rachel Amber who is hiding a terrible family secret. Developed by Denver studio Deck Nine Games, expect emotions and drama galore.
Elevator pitch: Teenage angst: the video game
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Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Surprisingly deep tactical experience … Mario + Rabbids. Photograph: Ubisoft
Rumoured before E3, but announced officially on stage during the Ubisoft press event, this is – perhaps unexpectedly – a battle strategy game in which the Mushroom Kingdom has been torn apart by a mysterious force and now Mario, Luigi and co have to team up with the ludicrous rabbids to restore order. Early reports from the E3 show floor suggest a surprisingly deep tactical experience.
Elevator pitch: Mario and the rabbids meets XCOM
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Metro Exodus (Deep Silver; PC/PS4/Xbox One; 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Grimly post-apocalyptic … Metro Exodus. Photograph: Deep Silver
Greeted with an enthusiastic cheer at the Microsoft press conference, the latest title in the grimly post-apocalyptic Metro series is another mix of first-person action, stealth and survival skills. Once again you’re navigating the wastelands of Russia battling mutant creatures and feral gangs while crafting weapons and exploring a vast sandbox landscape that changes with the seasons.
Elevator pitch: Far Cry meets the Last of Us on the Russian road-trip from hell.
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Monster Hunter World (Capcom; PC/PS4/Xbox One; 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Freely explorable landscape … Monster Hunter World Photograph: Capcom
The most welcome surprise at the Sony conference was this PlayStation 4 entry in the multimillion-selling action role-playing adventure series. Unlike previous titles it looks like players start out the quest alone, sneaking up on and debilitating an array of monsters in a freely explorable landscape that abandons the arena approach of old. A drop-in multiplayer system lets players adventure with three friends or call out for help from strangers during key encounters.
Elevator pitch: Monster Hunter goes large
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Ori and the Will of the Wisps (Microsoft; Xbox One; tbc)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Spiritual adventures … Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Photograph: Microsoft
One of Xbox One’s most beautiful independent titles gets a sequel, offering more spiritual adventures within the lush woodlands of Nibel. Little else is known right now, but the rather tragic E3 trailer had fans welling up.
Elevator pitch: Revenge of the eco-platformer.
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Skull & Bones (Ubisoft; PC/PS4/Xbox One; autumn 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest GTA meets Pirates of the Caribbean … Skulls & Bones. Photograph: Ubisoft
Ubisoft clearly took note of how much everyone loved the ship battles in Assassin’s Creed IV because here’s a game based entirely around them. Players kit out their own galleons and head across the high seas, searching for loot and battling other participants – either alone or as part of a pirate gang.
Elevator pitch: GTA Online meets Pirates of the Caribbean
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Griftlands (Klei Entertainment; PC; 2018)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Outlandish heroes … Griftlands. Photograph: Klei Entertainment
Don’t Starve developer Klei Entertainment returns with a cartoon-style role-playing adventure in which players form parties of outlandish heroes to engage in fortune-hunting and turn-based combat. However, it looks like wiles and negotiation will be as important on the battlefield as weapons.
Elevator pitch: The first turn-based charm-’em-up
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus (Bethesda; PC/PS4/Xbox One/27 October)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Battle Nazi cyborgs in Wolfenstein II. Photograph: Bethesda
Rumoured for ages but officially announced at the Bethesda press event, the super-exaggerated Second World War shooter marches back into the line of fire – and takes no prisoners. This time battle scarred soldier BJ Blazkowicz must travel across an alternative America battling the Nazi Empire and its cyborg warriors. Memorably referred to by Bethesda chief Pete Hines as “fucking bananas”.
Elevator pitch: Inglourious Basterds meets Man in the High Castle
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Yoshi (Nintendo; Switch; tbc)
Facebook Twitter Pinterest Mario’s loveable dinosaur is back in Switch Yoshi. Photograph: Nintendo
The loveable dinosaur is back in another beautiful, bright co-op platforming adventure, this time set in a lush handicraft world filled with cardboard, cotton reels and crayon drawings. The neat new feature? The scenery can be flipped around revealing a whole new set of challenges and treasures on the other side.
Elevator pitch: LittleYoshiPlanet
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Question: Delano police looking for multiple suspects in church burglary

DELANO, Calif. - Police are looking for suspects who were caught removing a night vision camera from World Harvest Church in Delano on November 18, 2016 around 5:15 a.m.
The church is located at Jefferson Street and 10th Avenue.
The first suspect is described as being medium height, heavy build, and wearing a dark colored jacket, white shirt, light colored pants, and a light colored hat. The second suspect is described as being medium height and medium build with a dark jacket, dark pants, and a dark beanie.
On December 25 around 12:30 a.m. an unknown suspect was caught on camera at the same church attempting to gain entry into two separate sheds.
The subject also removed the camera. The suspect was described as being medium height and medium build with a jacket, pants, hat, and light colored t-shirt. The suspect also had a goatee and mustache.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Delano Police Department tip line at (661) 721-3369.

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Score one for police-public cooperation, after surveillance video posted on the Madera Police Department Facebook page led to the arrest of two robbery suspects. The video, posted late Thursday, June 8, 2017, showed an armed man robbing Cricket Wireless in Madera. After demanding money and cell phones, he fled the area. Investigators sought the public's help in identifying the suspect. And they got it. Saturday, officers followed up with a new video showing two people apprehended in Modesto. Jubenal Mendoza was identified as the suspect in the Cricket Wireless robbery. Gilbert Giron was ID'd as a previously unknown suspect in the case. Investigators are working to connect them to other Central Valley robberies.


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Question: Burger-Flipping Robot Is Back And Now ‘Moves Like A Ninja’

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PASADENA, CA (CBS Local) – Flippy, the burger-flipping robot cook, has returned to a California fast food chain. The new and improved Flippy is looking to erase its rocky March debut, when it got a pink slip after just one day on the job.
Miso Robotics sold burger chain CaliBurger on the idea of replacing its kitchen staff with the patty-flipping robots in 2017. “We really think of ourselves as a technology company that happens to sell cheeseburgers,” CaliBurger founder John Miller said at the time.
However, Flippy’s 2018 debut didn’t go as planned. The automated grill operator couldn’t keep up with the demand customers at the Pasadena restaurant had for a robot-cooked burger. Flippy was shut down on March 9 after its first day when it couldn’t flip enough patties or properly put them on the serving trays.
“We got a little ahead of ourselves,” Miso Robotics CEO David Zito told USA Today, admitting they “were overwhelmed by the response.”
Flippy the robot's burgers may be better than yours https://t.co/xEtdqfgPP4 pic.twitter.com/B4zdDUVxOm — USA TODAY Tech (@usatodaytech) May 25, 2018
After two months on the shelf, Flippy’s creators say the robot is ready for the kitchen again. It’s already handling the chain’s lunch shift, cooking burgers for three hours a day, seven days a week.
“Now he moves like a ninja and is more reliable,” Zito added.
CaliBurger says that it still plans to have the upgraded Flippy robots in 50 of its locations by 2019. Each robot reportedly costs between $60,000 and $100,000.
The robotics company insisted that their robot is not meant to put humans out of work and said humans are still needed to help Flippy operate in the kitchen. “Our mission is to improve working conditions of chefs and line cooks with assistants, not replace them,” Zito said via CBS News.

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Question: Body in Hinchingbrooke Country Park sparks murder probe

Image copyright Geograph/Simon Judd Image caption The body was discovered at Hinchingbrooke Country Park in Huntingdon on Thursday
A murder investigation is under way after a man's body was found in a park.
A member of the public made the discovery in a wooded area at Hinchingbrooke Country Park in Huntington on Thursday afternoon.
The deceased has been identified as Sam Mechelewski from Huntington, and Cambridgeshire Police said it believed it was a targeted attack.
In a statement, the victim's family said: "Sam was no angel, but his life should not have ended this way.
"The last 24 hours have been the worst of our lives. Sam will be greatly missed by his family and friends."
Police said a post-mortem examination had been carried out but details were yet to be released.
Officers are conducting searches in the area and house-to-house inquiries.
Det Ch Insp Adam Gallop said: "We believe this was a targeted attack that has sadly resulted in the death of a young man.
"We're slowly piecing together Sam's movements from 20:00 GMT on Wednesday.
"I appeal to anyone who knows Sam and saw him that evening, or anyone who was in the park and noticed anything suspicious, to contact us as a matter of urgency."

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A man whose body was found in a Cambridgeshire garden has been named.
Edmundas Tamosauskas, 42, of Creek Road, March, was found dead last week after police were called to Creek Road, March, on Wednesday (April 18) evening.
A post mortem examination found the man had significant head trauma , however, the cause of death remains unexplained. Further forensic tests will now be carried out.
Four people were arrested in connection with the death.
The 38-year-old man from March was arrested on suspicion of murder and three further people, two men aged 35 and 53, and a woman aged 42, were arrested on suspicion of murder.
All four people arrested in connection with the death have been released under investigation.
Murder investigation as man's body found in garden
Forensics teams gathered evidence at the house on Creek Road.
The man's death is still being treated as unexplained and further forensic tests will be carried out but could take weeks to come back with results.
If you have any information which may help police call 101.


Question: ‘Giraffe Cam’ to be taken down after April suffers leg injury

HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. — Millions have been watching April the giraffe’s livestream, but, on Monday, zoo officials said they will pull the video feed after April suffered an injury.
Animal Adventure Park posted on Facebook that, just days after giving birth to her calf, April twisted one of her legs, which zoo officials say is not uncommon with animals her size.
The park added that they’ve been bogged down with messages about April, which have been affecting their email servers and say it’s the reason why they’re taking down the “Giraffe Cam.”
As of Monday evening, the livestream was still running.
April has been the subject of international attention since the live feed was turned on in February. On Saturday, after months of anticipation, April gave birth to her fourth calf.
The Animal Adventure Park currently has a contest underway to name the male calf. It costs $1 to cast a vote, and the park says the money will go to three different causes: giraffe conservation, “Ava’s Little Heroes” – an event named after the park owners’ daughter who suffers from a rare form of epilepsy – and to further improvements at Animal Adventure Park.

It sounds like a tall tale, but this giraffe romance has managed to captivate the world for more than a month.
What to Know April has captivated tens of millions of people across the world who have been checking in on her via the live stream
The long-necked beauty gave birth to a healthy male calf just before 10 a.m Saturday
The calf was the first born at Animal Adventure Park, and the zoo says it will hold a contest to name it
The long-awaited arrival of April the giraffe's baby has made Animal Adventure Park the second most live-viewed channel in YouTube's history.
April's livestream had more than 232 million live views and 7.6 billion minutes of live watch time since February, second only to League of Legends eSports, which has been around since 2012, YouTube said on Monday.
The channel had its biggest day on Saturday, with more than 14 million live views. More than 1.2 million viewers were watching the livestream simultaneously on YouTube when April gave birth Saturday morning, making it one of the Top 5 most-watched moments.
The not-yet-named male baby giraffe was running around with its mother within three hours of birth at the private zoo in Harpursville, a village 130 miles northwest of New York City.
Animal Adventure Park owner Jordan Patch said the baby was healthy and April was recovering "perfectly."
April and the baby will be introduced to the public when the park opens for the season next month.
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Everyone is waiting for April the giraffe to give birth. While you wait, take a look at some of the other recently born zoo animals from around the world. (Published Friday, March 3, 2017)
"We're going to see that baby and mom really develop a beautiful bond," Patch said.
The zoo is holding a contest to name the baby, charging $1 per vote, with proceeds being split among wild giraffe conservation efforts, zoo upgrades and support for families of children experiencing unexpected medical expenses.
April's fans can continue to watch mother and baby on livestream now. But eventually, after the baby is weaned, it will move on to be paired with young females at another zoo, where it will produce calves of its own, Patch said.


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Question: Bicol’s Aquinas University is now UST-Legazpi

Aquinas University of Legazpi has officially been renamed as University of Santo Tomas-Legazpi, officially integrating with the University of Santo Tomas
Published 7:38 AM, December 12, 2017
LEGAZPI CITY, Philippines – The Bicol region's sole Dominican university, Aquinas University of Legazpi, has officially been renamed as University of Santo Tomas-Legazpi, officially integrating with the country's oldest university, the University of Santo Tomas, on Thursday, August 7.
Fr. Ernesto M. Arceo, rector and president of UST-Legazpi, said that it is now the first UST outside Manila.
"The best practices of two institutions will be duplicated to upgrade the quality of education,” he said.
Arceo also said that the integration will allow them to bring in professors from UST Manila, especially for science-related courses.
The 70-year-old institution is the biggest Catholic university in Bicol, offering courses in the fields of law, medical courses, architecture, engineering, accountancy, teacher education and other arts and sciences courses.
Independent
Fr. Herminio Dagohoy, Rector Magnifico of UST Manila, clarified however that UST Legazpi will remain an independent university and will retain its own board of trustees.
“I will just be an ex-officio member of the Board of Trustees of UST Legazpi," he said.
Dagohoy said that the two universities have already been closely collaborating even before the integration, with UST already supervising some of UST-Legazpi’s master’s programs, including Pharmacy and Law.
“The collaboration will continue and will include other disciplines. It will depend on UST-Legazpi to determine what programs to follow,” he said.
The Aquinas University Hospital will also be renamed as UST-Legazpi Hospital.
"The UST Hospital resident physicians, experts, [and] interns will also be coming in to UST-Legazpi Hospital and vice versa,” Arceo said.
Integration of Dominican schools
The move to rename the region’s Dominican institution was based on a plan to integrate Dominican educational institutions to follow only two “traditions” or educational systems: Santo Tomas and Letran.
Aquinas is just one of the Dominican schools who signed a memorandum of intent (MOI) in December 2014 to ‘integrate’ with University of Santo Tomas. Angelicum College Quezon City and Angelicum School Iloilo will also serve as satellite campuses, bearing the name of UST.
The Angelicum College of Quezon City already signed a memorandum of agreement that would turn it to UST-Angelicum College and installing UST’s rector as the its own rector and chief executive officer.
UST campuses in Laguna and General Santos are also in the pipeline. – Rappler.com

AFTER dominating the National Age Group Triathlon (NAGT)-Camotes Leg, the junior triathletes of Cebu are gearing up for their next task—the Capiz International Triathlon this Saturday.
The junior triathletes will be led by national team members Karen Manayon and Andrew Kim Remolino of Talisay City, who will suit up in the sprint race, which features an 800-m. swim, 20K bike and 5K run course.
Manayon and Remolino, both students of Talisay City Science High School, reigned in their respective divisions in the NAGT-Camotes Leg last March 26.
“We have prepared for the Capiz race. The athletes continued to train even on Holy Week. They only rested on Good Friday,” said coach Roland Remolino of Talisay Luigi Triathlon Group.
Cebuanas Moira Erediano of Sacred Heart School-Ateneo de Cebu (SHS-AdC) and Nicole del Rosario of SHS-Hijas de Jesus will also suit up in the mini-sprint with 400m swim, 10K bike and 2.5K run route.
The other junior triathletes of Cebu listed for the race are Alfred Lathrel Pacabis, Renz Wynn Corbin, Denver Dayonot, Jeana Mariel Canete, Dave Zachary Fernandez, Jesson Christopher Canete and Charles Jeremiah Lipura.


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Question: Meghalaya: At over 24,000 metres in length, world’s longest sandstone cave found

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The world’s longest sandstone cave at 24,583 metres in length has been discovered in Meghalaya, the northeastern state known for its complex cave systems hidden under its undulating hills.
Called Krem Puri, the cave was discovered in 2016, but its actual length was found during an expedition by the Meghalaya Adventurers’ Association (MAA) to measure and map it between February 5 and March 1 this year, said Brian Daly Kharpran, a founding member of the organisation.
This underground cavern is more than 6,000 metres longer than the world record-holder, the Cueva Del Saman in Edo Zulia, Venezuela — a quartzite sandstone cave measuring 18,200 metres.
“This sandstone cave has also become India’s second longest cave in the general category after the limestone Krem Liat Prah-Umim-Labit system measuring a little over 31km in Jaintia Hills in Meghalaya,” said Kharpran, a recipient of the Tenzing Norgay National Adventure Award in 2002.
Besides delighting speleologists and cave enthusiasts, Krem Puri near the village of Laitsohum in the Mawsynram area of East Khasi Hills district also has features that attract paleontologists.
The cave system has fossils of dinosaurs, especially the Mosasaurus, a giant reptile that lived 66-76 million years ago.
The expedition team comprised 30 seasoned cavers from the UK, Ireland, Austria, Romania, Switzerland, Poland, the Netherlands, members of MAA, and four Italian scientists from La Venta.
The scientists were invited to give their insight about the structure and genesis of krems, which in the Khasi language means cave, in Mawsynram — known as the wettest place on earth for its record-breaking rainfall.
The 25-day exploration mapped almost all of Krem Puri, with little leads left open, Kharpran said.
That apart, nine more partially explored and new caves were mapped. “Overall, the 2018 expedition explored and mapped 22.8km of new cave passages,” said Kharpran, who has been exploring and mapping caves since 1992.
The whereabouts of more than 1,650 caves and cave locations are known in Meghalaya, of which over 1,000 have been explored or partially explored. According to official data, the state has 491km of surveyed caves. And many more are waiting to be discovered.

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By Kajal Chatterjee
It was the year 1989. One fine morning, my father announced that we are going to visit the North-East during Durga Puja holidays! Oh my joy knew no bounds! As my father was attached to Central Government, he used to avail Leave Travel Concession to tour various parts of India. We had been to Northern and Western India number of times. But yet to visit Southern and North-Eastern part of the country. But I didn’t have any craving for South India. Since many close friends and relatives had visited the South of the Vindhyas and there exist no dearth of magazines, articles or photographs highlighting the Charminar, Kanyakumari, Kovalam Beach or Mysore Palace; that region didn’t hold any special appeal for me. But North-East remained in another plain — filled with mystery and unknown. Hardly any acquaintance of our family had visited the region. Very few materials about the North-east were projected in “mainstream” media at that age. So right from my childhood, North-East used to hold a special place in my heart and attract me to the utmost just akin to a hidden treasure yet to be discovered! The names of Guwahati, Brahmaputra, Kaziranga, Meghalaya, Cherrapunji, Nagaland, Kohima, Imphal, Mizoram, Agartala, Bomdilla, Tawang used to constantly haunt my imagination right from my early childhood. North-EAST — the land of Bhupen Hazarika, Ratan Thiyam, Bihu, Unakoti Hills, tea gardens, Loktak Lake or Keibul Lamjao National Park (the only floating park in the world) and exquisite Manipuri dance which was brought into the shores of Bengal by none other than Rabindranath Tagore! Now such an opportunity to at last step in and appreciate four of the Seven Sisters has arrived at my doorstep! Am I day-dreaming?
As the Kamakhya Express departed New Jalpaiguri station on night, we called it a day and went off to sleep. The reverberation of the train crossing a railway bridge awakened me in the dawn. I peeped outside from the lower berth. And what a scene indeed! The sheer magnitude of the river promptly proved that it is none other than the mighty Brahmaputra! God playing with colours in the dimly-lit Eastern sky, Nilachal Hills on the horizon and the “never-ending” river reminding Bhupen Hazarika’s touching ballad “O Bura Lohit tumi boya kiyo” — Oh what a grand entry to Guwahati, Assam and North-East!
After checking in a Paltan Bazar Hotel and having breakfast, it is Kamakhya time high up on the Nilachal Hills. The temple on the hill top amidst greenery and the scene of Guwahati city with the large expanse of flowing Brahmaputra below are indeed nice, but also I can’t forget the holy ambience within temple premises and the dignified civilized behaviour of the Kamakhya priests unlike their counterparts in many North Indian temples who are brute, rude and try to exploit the pilgrims ruthlessly. Post-lunch, the visit to Basistha Temple on the outskirts of Guwahati was also a nice experience indeed. The location of the temple along a gallant stream descending from the hills on the background was surreal to say the least. And the evening was spent along the Brahmaputra bank with the Peacock Island (hosting Umananda Temple) on the right and the heritage Guwahati structures like famous Cotton College on the left.
Next morning we were headed towards Shillong. Passing through villages and small towns of Byrnihat and Nongpoh, bamboo-groves, the large Umiam Lake meandering on the lap of the ranges of Khasi Hills with umbrella of clouds all over and a cool climate engulfing us — the names Meghalaya (Abode of Clouds) or ‘Switzerland of the East’ are so appropriate and right in place! Though we enjoyed the mystic Meghalaya capital with its winding roads, pine trees, majestic Churches and buildings bearing an amalgamation of British and indigenous architecture; we could not take a bird’s eye view of it from Shillong Peak due to cloud cover. However we got cheered up by the beautiful Elephant Falls. Never had I witnessed any three-storied waterfalls previously! And the lowest one was not only the largest, but most awesome also with gallons of white downpour upon hard rocks and surrounded by green vegetation. Another Shillong beauty was waiting to be discovered — the twin Falls named Beadon and Bishop. And the fruitful day culminated amidst colourful flowers and bird life of Lady Hydari Park.
Cherrapunji was the destination next day. Oh what an excitement! Instantly my mind flew back to my geography book of lower class as we had been acquainted with the name of the place for being the wettest place in the earth! And perhaps no pen or painting can portray the scenic beauty of that journey from Shillong to Cherrapunji. By enjoying the sights of cute tiny settlements, fruit orchards, undulating hillsides, playful hide and seek of bright sunlight and free-flowing clouds — at first we reached the doorway of Mawsmai Cave. A huge “mouth” is beckoning us to explore the cave! We took few steps forward and got awe-struck by the lavish spread of stalactites and stalagmites bearing dimensions and colours of all possible permutations and combinations. Since it was pitch dark inside and the path getting narrower, we could not approach more and had to retreat( perhaps only the Almighty knew at that time that I would be exploring that very cave fully in a lighted state, that too with my son and wife 22 years later!). As we resumed our journey, suddenly hills along one side of the road yielded place to a valley and vast blue watery expanse of plains down and distant below. Yes, we are reaching at an edge of the Khasi Hills and it is Bangladesh plains lying in front of our eyes on the horizon! That was my maiden glimpse at any foreign land which indeed augmented my excitement. After taking view of the mesmerising Nohkalikai Falls (tallest plunge waterfalls in India) and Nohsngithiang Falls, we halted at Ramkrishna Mission. What a divine place to build up an educational institution! Located above a hilltop with mountain ridges on one side and vast Bangladesh plains on the other with unrestrained sunshine and white puffy clouds above; perhaps the most non-interested child will also embrace books whole-heartedly! Never can I forget that wonderful trip to that picture-postcard named Cherrapunji or Sohra ( as the Khasis call it lovingly) — perhaps the most heavenly gem of Meghalaya!
Following a late lunch on return to Shillong on afternoon, we bade adieu to the eye-soothing state of Meghalaya. Yes, now it is time to respond to the call of Naga Hills! Reaching Guwahati Railway Station on night, we boarded the Dimapur-bound train. As I stepped on the platform of Dimapur station next morning, a thrilling sensation played through my spine. After all it is Nagaland — perhaps the most unknown and hidden territory of India due to various historic, social and logistical reasons! Moreover we just can’t hop on a bus and start for Kohima! We are required to get hold of Inner Line Permit before commencement of the journey! After my father acquired it from the relevant office, we resumed our onward travel to Kohima. Though we found lot of tourists from West Bengal and rest of India in Meghalaya, but here our family members are the only non-Naga representative in the whole bus! No, a sense of insecurity did not engulf us. Just that we have suddenly landed among a set of people who are all racially, linguistically, culturally, physically (features-wise) absolutely different from ourselves; we realised that due recognition needs to be awarded to the existence of this other India also. Yes, it is high time the self-declared guardians of India and the “nationalist” brigade learn to appreciate all the tenets of this heterogeneous country which are infinitely large beyond the narrow cocoon of Hindi-Urdu-Bhangra-Garba-Dosa-Idli-Bollywood-Khans-Bhajan-Ghazal- Punjabi-Gujarati-Tamil-Mumbai-Delhi-Bangalore-Rajasthan-Kerala-Gandhis-Gomata, to mention a few! After encountering numerous hair-pin bends, virgin green forests and Jhum-cultivated hills; the Naga capital arrived on the scene high above the peaks just like a pack of small toys! It was noon when we reached Kohima — a picturesque city spread all over the surrounding hills. The War Cemetery, protecting the graves of the British soldiers who died fighting against the Japanese, is perhaps the most important site of Kohima. But due to certain reason we found it locked that day. The whole evening got spent in exploring the central areas of the city which included a gallant Church and an awe-inspiring tombstone, honouring the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the 1944 Battle of Kohima, and carrying a highly moving inscription as Epitaph — “When you go home/Tell them of us and say/For their Tomorrow/We gave our Today”. (To be contd)
The article was originally published in TSE.


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Question: Rangers focusing on playing better in Game 4 vs. Canadiens

NEW YORK (AP) J.T. Miller and the New York Rangers don’t want to hear about how their struggles on home ice. They’re only focusing on playing better in Game 4 to try to even their first-round series against the Montreal Canadiens.
With their 3-1 loss in Game 3, the Rangers have now dropped six straight at home in the playoffs, dating to the 2015 Eastern Conference finals. New York, which had the league’s best road record this season, finished with just 21 wins at home – the fewest among all the playoff teams.
The Rangers also lost eight straight (0-5-3) at Madison Square Garden down the stretch before winning the final two home games of the regular season.
”We don’t really have time to get caught up in our past record at home,” Miller said Monday after the Rangers practiced in preparation for Tuesday night’s Game 4. ”All we can focus on is a good start tomorrow.”
New York coach Alain Vigneault also stressed he isn’t thinking about the previous postseason struggles at home, including three losses to Tampa Bay in the East finals two years ago, and two to Pittsburgh in the first round last year.
”In 2017 in the playoffs we’ve had one loss (at home),” Vigneault said. ”Different group, different year. Obviously we didn’t pick a good time yesterday to have a very ordinary game, but tomorrow we’ve got an opportunity to make this series 2-2.”
The Rangers were on the verge of taking a 2-0 series lead Friday night before Tomas Plekanec tied it with 18 seconds left and Alexander Radulov won it midway through overtime. Now, after struggling to generate many chances in Game 3, the Rangers need a win Tuesday to avoid going back to Montreal in a 3-1 hole.
A year ago, New York trailed Pittsburgh 2-1 going into Game 4 at home and was shut out 5-0 before the Penguins closed the series in five games en route to winning the Stanley Cup.
”We’re down 2-1 and they have to win two more games,” center Derek Stepan said. ”We’re looking at it as we have to be better, no doubt about it, in all areas of the game. … This thing’s far from over.”
Montreal captain Max Pacioretty expects the Rangers to play with more intensity Tuesday night and believes his team will be ready for that.
”We know their biggest adjustment will be their compete level,” he said. ”We know that they’re going to come out and play their best game of the series. That’s just the way it goes in the playoffs. It’s up to us to try to limit that and also try to stick to our game plan.”
So far, that strategy has prevented the Rangers from using the up-tempo style they’re best at, with the Canadiens clamping down defensively and forcing New York to dump and chase. The Rangers managed just 21 shots on goal in Game 3 and had 21 giveaways, including 10 in the first period.
”It was execution,” right wing Rick Nash said of the turnovers. ”You got to make your passes – can’t be at guys’ feet, can’t be behind guys. It’s gotta be on the tape in order not to turn the puck over.”
Nash also pointed to the poor forechecking as a problem, saying ”there’s too many one-man, two-man forechecking. You need all five guys to get the puck back.”
When that didn’t happen after a dump in, the Canadiens were able to quickly get the puck and move it back the other way. The Rangers also struggled on special teams, giving up two power-play goals and failing to score on their three chances to fall to 0 for 10 in the series.
While Vigneault acknowledged he needs to make some tweaks, he doesn’t envision major changes to the focus on speed and transition that made his team successful this season.
”We’ve been playing a certain style this season that’s permitted us to get into the playoffs,” he said. ”We’ve shown in this series in moments we play that way we’re a hard team to play against.
”You make minor adjustments as far as making a read or a puck decision that could help your game, but as far as the overall way of (changing) how we’ve played or how we’ve had success, obviously that’s not going to happen.”
Vigneault played defenseman Kevin Klein in place of Nick Holden in Game 3, and said he’s contemplating more changes for Game 4.
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The Toronto Maple Leafs play their first playoff home game since 2013 when they host the Washington Capitals Monday evening.


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Question: Fashola Commends Investors In Sukuk As Finance Minister Presents Cheque

· Says it is a show of confidence in the economy · We are going to use this money to unlock the potential in this economy- Finance Minister · “Nobody can hide our smiles”, says RCC MD on behalf of Contractors
Minister of Power Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola SAN, Thursday received the cheque of N100Billion proceeds of the just concluded Investments Certificates (SUKUK) for Road Infrastructure across the country commending investors for their demonstration of confidence in the nation’s economy.
At the brief but colourful presentation ceremony at the Conference Room of the Ministry of Power, Works and Housing, Abuja, Fashola also charged contractors working on the roads being financed with the SUKUK proceeds to reciprocate the gesture of the Federal Government which, according to him, has worked assiduously to ensure that funds were raised to pay them.
Recalling his meeting recently with the contractors where he promised that the roads would be appropriately financed, the Minister declared, “For me, I would only ask you to reciprocate the kind gesture”, adding that a lot of efforts and collaboration were put into the project to make it successful.
He thanked the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeoshun, the Debt Management Office (DMO), other agencies and individuals who worked to make the programme successful as well as all the investors in the SUKUK for showing confidence, “not only in the instrument but also in the Nigerian economy”.
In her remarks before the presentation, the Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun, who described the SUKUK as yet another demonstration of the present administration’s readiness to embrace new developments in the financial sector, said Nigeria was not the only nation that has embraced such financial window adding that South Africa and Britain had also used the SUKUK window.
The Minister, who expressed gratitude to all the investors in the Investment Certificates, which, according to her, was oversubscribed by N5.6Billion, said it showed the level of confidence and readiness of Nigerians to invest in the building of the nation.
Thanking the Minister of Power, Works and Housing for identifying the road projects covered by the SUKUK, which she described as critical to the economy of the country, Adeosun, who said the SUKUK programme was “all about inclusion”, added that the investment would unlock the potential in the nation’s economy.
Also in her remarks, after the presentation, the Managing Director of Lotus Capital, one of the Financial Advisers of the SUKUK project, Mrs. Hajara Adeola, expressed joy that the Fund was tied to specific projects adding that the Road Show carried out for the Fund showed the level of interest Nigerians have for the building of their country.
Also, the Deputy Managing Director of FBN Merchant Bank Limited, another Financial Adviser, Mr Taiwo Okeowo, commended the Federal Government for its commitment to the rebuilding of Nigeria thanking particularly the Minister of Power, Works and Housing for his untiring efforts to boost the confidence of investors.
Recalling that the Group was also chosen a few years back to participate in a similar fund raising programme, Okeowo expressed the appreciation of the government in reposing such confidence in his organisation pledging the readiness of the Group to contribute its might in future events for the country.
The Director General of the Debt Management Office, Ms. Patience Oniha, in her remarks, expressed joy that the SUKUK project had reached the stage of cheque presentation adding that apart from its numerous benefits, the SUKUK project had shown what teamwork could do in the effort to rebuild the country.
Speaking on behalf of the contractors, the Managing Director of Reynolds Construction Company (Nigeria) Limited (RCC), Engr. Moussa Nakhla, commended President Muhammadu Buhari and the Federal Government for the efforts in the rebuilding of the nation’s infrastructure expressing joy that the administration has not belied the trust reposed in them by the contractors.
Thanking the Minister of Power, Works and Housing and the Minister of Finance for the confidence they continued to repose in the contractors, with assurances of payment, the Managing Director declared, “Nobody can hide our smile”, adding that the road to the present had not been easy.
The N100Billion SUKUK proceeds are to be shared equally to the six geopolitical zones with each zone getting N16.67Billion for the selected road projects in the zones while the road projects covered by the Fund, include five in the North Central, four in the North East, two in the North West, four in the South East, five in the South West and five in the South-South.
According to the Director Highways, Planning and Development in the Ministry, Engr. Chukwunike Uzo, roads under the SUKUK in the North Central include the Construction of Loko-Oweto Bridge, Dualisation of Abuja-Lokoja Road, sections 1 and 4, Dualisation of Suleja-Minna Road phase 2 and the Dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road section 1.
In the North East Zone, the four projects include the Dualisation of Kano-Maiduguri Road sections 2,3, 4 and 5 while the four projects in the North West include Dualisation of Kano-Maiduguri Road Section 1, Dualization of Kano-Katsina Road Phase 1, Construction of Kano Western Bypass and the construction of Kzduna Eastern Bypass.
In the South East, the four roads to benefit from the SUKUK fund include the rehabilitation of Onitsha-Enugu Expressway and the rehabilitation of Enugu-Port Harcourt Road sections 1, 2 and 3 while in the South-South the five projects include rehabilitation of Enugu-Port Harcourt Road section 4, Dualisation of Yenegoa to Otoeke-Bayelsa Palm Road and Dualisation of Lokoja-Benin Road sections 2,3 and 4.
For the South-West, the three projects covered include reconstruction of Benin-Ofosu-Ore-Ajebandele-Shagamu Dual-carriageway phase 3 and 4 and the Dualisation of Ibadan-Ilorin Road section 2.
Also present at the occasion were, the Ministers of State of Power, Works and Housing, Hon. Mustapha Baba Shehuri and Surveyor Suleiman Zarma Hassan, Permanent Secretary, Works and Housing, Directors, Special Advisers and other top officials of the Ministry and the Ministry of Finance while on the contractors’ side were Managing Directors of Reynolds Construction (Nigeria) Limited, CCECC, Arab Contractors, CGC and Mothercat among others.

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Three more class action lawsuits were filed against the fiduciaries of plans maintained by institutions of higher education . The complaints allege acts or omissions that constitute a breach of fiduciary duty under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act with respect to tax deferred annuity programs, commonly known as "403 plans" that have been adopted and maintained under Section 403 of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended.
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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale reaches across a table to shake hands with Kirstjen Nielsen, United States Secretary of Homeland Security during a G7 Foreign and Security Ministers meeting in Toronto on Monday, April 23, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Canada and its G7 partners are saying “enough is enough” to attacks by Russia and other authoritarian countries in their democratic institutions, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Monday.
Freeland concluded talks with her G7 counterparts by affirming an organized effort to respond to foreign meddling and the spreading of false information — mainly by Russia. Exactly what that means is a work in progress, but Freeland said the ministers will give their leaders recommendations on how to respond in a forceful, co-ordinated manner when they meet in Charlevoix, Que. in June.
There is a concern in the G7 countries that “authoritarian states are actively working to undermine the democratic systems in our countries and elsewhere,” she said.
“Today we said, ‘Enough is enough.’”
Freeland said there was unanimity among G7 ministers for a concerted effort to tackle Russian disinformation and meddling in the world’s democracies.
Related: G7 warned of Russian threats to western democracy
While she and British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson displayed enthusiasm for the G7 effort to take Russia to task for what they are calling a broad range of “malign” behaviour, their American counterpart sounded a less effusive note.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan didn’t bother mentioning the initiative in his closing public remarks.
Sullivan was pinch-hitting for U.S. President Donald Trump’s new pick for secretary of state, CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who faces strong opposition to his confirmation, and could not represent his country during the overlapping meeting of G7 foreign and interior ministers, which continues Tuesday.
Sullivan opted instead to highlight the North Korea nuclear crisis in his closing summit remarks, following Pompeo’s secret mission to the Hermit Kingdom two weeks ago to pave the way for a Trump meeting with its leader, Kim Jong Un.
Freeland pushed Russia to the top of a packed agenda that included North Korea, Iran, the ongoing Syrian crisis, and the Venezuela and Rohingya Muslim unrest.
Russia is, of course, a politically charged issue for Trump, with special counsel Robert Mueller investigating allegations of possible collusion between Russia and the campaign that brought the president to power in 2016.
The G7 ministers agreed in their Sunday discussion about the need to address the disruptive influence of Russia, including its interference in foreign elections and its dissemination of fake news.
“What we decided … was that we were going to set up a G7 group that would look at Russian malign behaviour in all its manifestations, whether it’s cyberwar, whether it’s disinformation, assassination attempts, whatever it happens to be and collectively try and call it out,” Johnson said.
“Russia is so unbelievably clever at kind of sowing doubt and confusion and spreading all this fake news and trying to muddy the waters. We think there’s a role for the G7 in just trying to provide some clarity.”
Freeland said she and her fellow ministers talked about “democracy being under attack, and in particular about Russian efforts to destabilize some democracies.”
Sullivan didn’t mention the Russia initiative in his summary of the talks or single out the Kremlin’s use disinformation, but he said the U.S. remains committed to the G7’s endeavour.
He called on Russia to be a “constructive partner” in Syria, where it continues to back the regime of Bashar Assad. He blasted it for the chemical weapon attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter in the British town of Salisbury. And he called on the Kremlin to give Crimea back to Ukraine and get out of its eastern region.
Sullivan also said co-operation with Russia on a variety of topics is necessary, including fighting terrorism “but that will not prevent us from standing up and confronting and taking action against Russian behaviour that’s contrary to international norms and all that we stand for in the G7.”
Afterwards, a senior State Department official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, added additional comment: “The U.S. will support its allies to combat state sponsored disinformation from Russia and other countries. This remains a priority.”
Freeland has framed the clash between democracy and authoritarianism as a defining theme of our time, with Russia as the West’s main foe on that front.
She said all citizens in democratic countries, as well as their governments have a duty to be vigilant against the disruption. She said one of her fellow ministers “pointed out that making the case for democracy can be hard sometimes … because facts can be very boring” and don’t always lead to an interesting narrative.
“Lurid conspiracy theories, on the other hand, are lurid, and exciting. Part of our job, I think, is a collective one of being aware of that fact.”
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European Union foreign ministers took on some hot-button issues Monday, throwing their weight behind Britain which claims Russia is likely behind a poisoning attack on a former spy, and also discussing sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
In a statement, the ministers offered full backing to Britain’s claim it was “highly likely” Russia was behind the deadly nerve agent attack against former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter. Skeptics previously suggested Europe might not be so united. But British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson suggested Moscow’s alleged efforts to sow divisions has failed.
“There is scarcely a country round the table here in Brussels that is has not been effected in recent years by some kind of malign or disruptive Russian behavior, and that is why I think the strength and resolve of our European friends is so striking today,” Johnson said.
Although there are no current talks about further European sanctions against Russia, the possibility may be up for discussion during an EU summit later this week.
Iran was also on Monday’s menu, as the EU looks for ways to save the Iran nuclear deal, which the Trump administration is threatening to withdraw from. France wants the 28-member bloc to consider new sanctions against Iran — a move that might help Washington to remain on board.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said the EU is determined the Iran deal is respected, but the bloc also needs to find a common response to Iranian ballistic missile proliferation and its contentious role in the Middle and Near East, including Syria.
Le Drian also said increased pressure on North Korea is delivering results, as the European ministers met with their South Korean counterpart in Brussels. The EU plans to maintain its current economic restrictions on Pyongyang, ahead of planned talks in May between North Korean and U.S. leaders.


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News Release — Brattleboro Museum & Art Center
February 13, 2017
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BRATTLEBORO, VT — The UMass Percussion Ensemble will perform at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center (BMAC) on Saturday, February 25 at 7 p.m. Admission is $5 at the door, free for BMAC members and youth 18 and under.
The concert includes eight works for various combinations of percussion instruments, including “Music for Pieces of Wood” by Steve Reich; “Angels” for nine triangles, by Vermont-based composer Stuart Saunders Smith; “The Lonelyness of Santa Claus” for two marimbas, by Swedish composer Fredrik Andersson; and compositions by Akira Miyoshi, Minoru Miki, Peter Klatzow, Per Nørgård, and Alejandro Viñao.
“We are in the business of nurturing contemporary creative expression,” said BMAC Director Danny Lichtenfeld. “Usually that’s in the form of visual art, but when we have the opportunity to present outstanding music and musicians in our galleries, we love to do that.”
The UMass Percussion Ensemble consists of undergraduate and graduate percussion students at UMass Amherst. The ensemble is directed by Ayano Kataoka, a percussionist known for her brilliant and dynamic technique as well as the unique elegance and artistry she brings to her performances. A leading proponent of contemporary repertoire, Kataoka has participated in several consortiums to commission new works for solo marimba or chamber ensemble.
The musicians performing at BMAC on February 25 include Christopher Cossuto, Lindsey Hartfelder, Casey Jones, Christopher Keeler, Seth Lampert, Dominic Mrakovcich, Maxwell Newman, Sean O’Rourke, Jonathan Schmidt, Mitch Tilghman, and Thomas Wilson.
The concert will be followed by a reception with the performers.
Founded in 1972, the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center presents rotating exhibits of contemporary art, complemented by lectures, artist talks, film screenings, and other public programs. The museum’s galleries and gift shop are open every day except uesday, 11-5. Regular admission is $8 for adults, $6 for seniors, and $4 for students. Members and children 18 and under are admitted free of charge. Located in historic Union Station in downtown Brattleboro, at the intersection of Main Street and Routes 119 and 142, the museum is wheelchair accessible. For more information, call 802-257-0124 or visit www.brattleboromuseum.org.
Major support for BMAC is provided by its members, the Vermont Arts Council, Allen Brothers Oil, C&S Wholesale Grocers, David Walter Goldsmith & Platinumsmith, the Four Columns Inn, People’s United Bank, Sam’s Outdoor Outfitters, and Whetstone Station Restaurant & Brewery.

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This is going to be a star-studded weekend.
The 2018 lineup for the Asbury Park Film and Music Festival is a great one – with actors as famous as Danny Devito and musicians as storied as Wyclef Jean on hand.
If you're in town for the performances and talks, we want to see your snapshots. Use the New Jersey 101.5 app to send us a pic of any celebrity in Asbury Park — whether on the boardwalk, on state or anywhere else — this weekend, and you'll be entered for a chance to win $200 in gift cards to Joe Leone's Italian Specialties.
We'll be selecting three winners, each receiving $200 worth of gift cards. Photos must be submitted no later than midnight on Sunday, April 29, and must be submitted via the app to be eligible. We'll notify the winners on Monday, April 30.
We'll also be rounding up the photos for a gallery here on NJ1015.com. We've got stars in our eyes!
The lineup is below. In bold are shows in which our own Big Joe will play or part, or that Joe plans to attend:
Thursday, April 26 - Built to Spill - 7:00 pm - House of Independents
Friday, April 27 - World Premiere of Stay Human Performance with Michael Franti - 6:30 pm - The Paramount Theatre
- World Premiere of Stay Human Performance with Michael Franti - 6:30 pm - The Paramount Theatre Friday, April 27 - Bobby Bandiera with Patrick Davis & His Midnight Choir - 7:00 pm - The Stone Pony
Friday, April 27 - Dentist, Beams Sharkmuffin - 8:00 pm - The Wonder Bar
- Dentist, Beams Sharkmuffin - 8:00 pm - The Wonder Bar Friday, April 27 - North Mississippi Allstars - 8:00 pm - House of Independents
Saturday, April 28 - Asbury Park Music & Film Festival Presents: Break On Thru - 12:00 pm - House of Independents
- Asbury Park Music & Film Festival Presents: Break On Thru - 12:00 pm - House of Independents Saturday, April 28 - Jersey Storytellers Project: Music, Movies & Me - 12:00 pm - The Wonder Bar
- Jersey Storytellers Project: Music, Movies & Me - 12:00 pm - The Wonder Bar Saturday, April 28 - Women in Entertainment - 1:30 pm - The Wonder Bar
- Women in Entertainment - 1:30 pm - The Wonder Bar Saturday, April 28 - An Evening with Danny DeVito - 6:00 pm - The Paramount Theatre
Saturday, April 28 - Sublime with Rome - 7:30 pm - Convention Hall
- Sublime with Rome - 7:30 pm - Convention Hall Saturday, April 28 - Hip Hop Guitarist Wyclef Jean / Culture Crew / Lakehouse Music Kids - 8:00 pm - The Stone Pony
Saturday, April 28 - Low Cut Connie - 8:30 pm - The Wonder Bar
Sunday, April 29 - History of Asbury Park Music - 11:30 am - The Wonder Bar
- History of Asbury Park Music - 11:30 am - The Wonder Bar Sunday, April 29 - Dylan Archives III - 12:00 pm - House of Independents
- Dylan Archives III - 12:00 pm - House of Independents Sunday, April 29 - Long Strange Trip - 1:45 pm - House of Independents
- Long Strange Trip - 1:45 pm - House of Independents Sunday, April 29 - Kitchen Dwellers & Dark City Strings - 3:00 pm - The Wonder Bar
Sunday, April 29 - Gov't Mule & Tangiers Blues Band - 6:30 pm - The Paramount Theatre
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Cristiano Ronaldo has received an offer to leave Real Madrid and join Italian champions Juventus, a source close to the player told Reuters on Wednesday.
Ronaldo, who joined Real from Manchester United in 2008 for a then world record £80 million, is the Spanish club's all-time top scorer with 451 goals in all competitions and has won two La Liga titles and four Champions League trophies with them.
Despite the glut of silverware, however, the five-times world player of the year has had frequent fallouts with Real and has declared on several occasions that he wants to leave the club.
Moments after lifting a third consecutive Champions League trophy by beating Liverpool 3-1 in the final on May 26, Ronaldo appeared to suggest he had already decided to leave Real, telling a television reporter on the pitch at Kiev's NSC Olympic Stadium: "It was beautiful to play for Real Madrid."
Ronaldo, 33, appeared to backtrack on that statement during Real's celebration parade through the Spanish capital the next day, when he told a mass of supporters: "See you next season."
The Portugal forward was reported to be on the verge of leaving last June after a news story appeared in Portuguese newspaper Record declaring he was unhappy with the club.
He also caused a stir in 2012 when he declared in a post-match interview after a game with Granada: "I'm sad and the club know why."
Spanish newspaper Marca suggested on Wednesday that Ronaldo is unhappy at Real because they are searching for a successor to him and president Florentino Perez has publicly courted Paris St Germain forward Neymar, urging the Brazilian last year to come to Madrid if he wants to win the prestigious Ballon d'Or award.
Ronaldo scored two goals against Juventus in Real's 4-1 win in the 2017 Champions League and struck a jaw-dropping bicycle kick against the Italians in a 3-0 win in a quarter-final first leg game in Turin which prompted Juve supporters to give him a standing ovation.
The Portuguese converted a stoppage-time penalty in the second leg to knock the Italians out 4-3 on aggregate.
Ronaldo had an explosive start to the 2018 World Cup by scoring a hat-trick in his side's 3-3 draw with Spain and he hit the winning goal in a 1-0 win over Morocco. He missed a penalty in a 1-1 draw with Iran and failed to score in his side's 2-1 defeat by Uruguay in the last 16.

GETTY Transfer News: Juventus target Cristiano Ronaldo is apparently looking for a house in Turin
Transfer news LIVE updates: Follow the latest news and gossip Wednesday, July 4 Gonzalo Higuain to Chelsea Chelsea have agreed a £53m deal for Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain, it is claimed. The Argentina international has been heavily linked with a move to Stamford Bridge in recent weeks. And Italian outlet SportMediaSet claim Chelsea have now agreed a £53m (€60m) deal to land the Juve hitman. They say the move could be made official once Maurizio Sarri is unveiled as Chelsea’s new manager. Former Napoli boss Sarri is expected to replace Antonio Conte at Stamford Bridge in the coming days, and Higuain, 30, tops Sarri’s summer wish list. The pair worked together at Napoli, with Higuain netting a record 36 Serie A goals in the 2015-16 season.
GETTY Chelsea transfer news: The Blues have agreed a £53m deal for Juventus striker Gonzalo Higuain
Arsenal favourites to sign Andre Gomes Arsenal lead Chelsea in the race to sign Barcelona midfielder Andre Gomes, the bookies claim. The Gunners are keen to spend this summer, with Unai Emery said to have a £70m transfer war chest. Arsenal have already signed Sokratis Papastathopoulos, Stephan Lichtsteiner and Bernd Leno, and according to the bookies, Gomes could be Emery’s next summer signing. “Andre Gomes could be set for a transfer to the Premier League, with Arsenal the clear 6/4 favourites to sign the 24-year-old,” said BetStars spokesman Ian Marmion. “The Blues can be found at 4/1 to complete a deal for Gomes, whilst Tottenham are also in the mix at 8/1. AC Milan round up the betting market with odds of 16/1 to snap up the Portuguese international.”
GETTY Transfer News: Arsenal lead Chelsea in the race to sign Barcelona midfielder Andre Gomes
Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus Cristiano Ronaldo is already searching for a house in Turin ahead of his move from Real Madrid to Juventus, according to reports in Spain. Real Madrid are currently considering an £88million offer from the Italian champions, with Ronaldo tipped to sign a four-year deal worth in excess of £105million. Madrid-based newspaper Marca - who are often credited with being a mouthpiece of Real - say the 33-year-old is looking for properties in Turin. Marca say ‘the player is aware that he would be leaving a city behind that has been very good to him and his family, he's enjoyed a very happy life in the Spanish capital, but he's already thinking about his possible future in Italy’. Should be a few properties within his budget...
GETTY Chelsea transfer news: Alisson Becker agent gives update on Blues and Liverpool target
Alisson Becker update Chelsea transfer target Alisson Becker will not leave Roma before the World Cup ends, according to his agent Ze Maria Neis. Alisson has forged a reputation as one of the globe’s top goalkeepers and he went to the World Cup as his country’s No 1. The 25-year-old is wanted by Chelsea as Thibaut Courtois look set to head for the exit door having failed to sign a new deal. Liverpool are likewise interested in getting Alisson on-board as they seek to replace current first-choice stopper Loris Karius. Neis says a deal for his client to head to the Premier League is not going to be pushed through imminently though. "Nothing will happen in the next few days," Neis told Italian station Tele Radio Stereo. "Alisson is 100 per cent focussed on the World Cup."
GETTY Transfer News: Alex Sandro is set to join Man Utd after agreeing personal terms
Transfer news: Nine World Cup stars linked with Premier League moves Mon, July 2, 2018 Transfer business will step up once the World Cup ends – but will any Russia 2018 stars move to the Premier League? Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 9 Dries Mertens (Belgium) Napoli to Chelsea


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Griefologist and Founder of the Australian institute for Loss and Grief Rosemary Wanganeen, continues to investigate the attitude toward individuals who are grieving . Today she examines the subject of Suppression within an unresolved Loss and Grief perspective.

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Question: 11 Eco-Friendly Beauty Products Celebs Are Loving in 2017

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You're probably more concerned with what color lipstick Kylie Jenner is wearing than how it's made.
No judgment, but seeing as April's Earth Month, it doesn't hurt to reflect on some of the ways you can be a little more eco-friendly in your day-to-day life. For example, if you buy anything locally, from makeup to produce, it gets shipped locally, too. Hence, you're saving the earth from unnecessary pollution. Not to mention organic, natural beauty products are way better for your skin health.
To help you celebrate, here are 10 celeb-loved products that fit the bill.

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