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The toilets of Sheboygan, Wisconsin, are finally safe.
Sheboygan police arrested a 33-year-old man Monday on suspicion that he’s the vandal who spent the past two years clogging a public toilet more than two dozen times. Repairing clog after clog has drained thousands in taxpayer funds from the city, which is perched on Lake Michigan north of Milwaukee. Police have not named the suspect.
The Memorial Day arrest came following a tip from a citizen, police said.
The villain’s clogging tool was an unconventional one, according to police. He would take a 20-ounce soda bottle and jam it into a women’s toilet at the Deland Community Center in the city. Once he’d lodged a bottle deep in the pipes, the vandal would run-off — leaving behind a messy surprise for the city to clean up.
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In March, the city got desperate enough that police issued a plea for help on Facebook.
“This is very strange … and gross, but that is the reality of life,” the city’s police department wrote at the time, begging for leads or tips.
Police said in March that surveillance cameras suggested a man was to blame. Commenters on Facebook said the city should have installed cameras years ago to catch the culprit and avoid paying to clean up after him.
As of March, the serial clogger had struck three times just this year, according to Joe Kerlin, the city’s parks and forestry superintendent. But the clogger had been even busier in past years, Kerlin told the Sheboygan Press — blocking the same public women’s toilet 14 times in 2017, and 12 the year before.
That substantial tally (29 cloggings — but who’s counting?) only includes incidents since the city began keeping track, Kerlin told the newspaper. And it wasn’t until halfway into 2016 it dawned on authorities that a serial clogger was on the loose. Kerlin estimated that the city has spent between $2,000 and $3,000 dealing with the clogger’s reign of terror.
“A lot of times we can just fish ’em out,” Kerlin told the newspaper, describing the best case scenario. Especially obstinate bottles mean plumbers have to remove the entire toilet.
The case has been passed off to the Sheboygan County District Attorney's Office for charges to be filed, WBAY reports.

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After months of darkness and stifling heat, Noe Pagan was overjoyed when power-line workers arrived to restore electricity to his home deep in the lush green mountains of western Puerto Rico. But to his dismay, instead of raising a power pole toppled by Hurricane Maria, the federal contractors bolted the new 220-volt line to the narrow trunk of a breadfruit tree — a safety code violation virtually guaranteed to leave Pagan and his neighbors blacked out in a future hurricane.
"I asked the contractors if they were going to connect the cable to the post and they just didn't answer," said Pagan, a 23-year-old garage worker.
After an eight-month, $3.8 billion federal effort to try to end the longest blackout in United States history, officials say Puerto Rico's public electrical authority, the nation's largest, is almost certain to collapse again when the next hurricane hits this island of 3.3 million people.
"It's a highly fragile and vulnerable system that really could suffer worse damage than it suffered with Maria in the face of another natural catastrophe," Puerto Rican Gov. Ricardo Rossello said.
Another weather disaster is increasingly likely as warmer seas turbocharge the strongest hurricanes into even more powerful and wetter storms. Federal forecasters say there's a 75 percent likelihood that the 2018 Atlantic hurricane season, which begins Friday, will produce between five and nine hurricanes. And there's a 70 percent chance that as many as four of those could be major Category 3, 4, or 5 hurricanes, with winds of 111 mph (179 kph) or higher.
"It's inevitable that Puerto Rico will get hit again," said Assistant Secretary Bruce Walker, head of the U.S. Department of Energy's Office of Electricity, which is planning the long-term redesign of the grid run by the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
Despite the billions plowed into the grid since Maria hit on Sept. 20, 2017, Puerto Rican officials warn that it could take far less than a Category 4 storm like Maria to cause a blackout like the one that persists today, with some 11,820 homes and businesses still without power.
"The grid is there, but the grid isn't there. It's teetering," said Hector Pesquera, Puerto Rico's commissioner of public safety. "Even if it's a (Category) 1, it is in such a state that I think we're going to lose power. I don't know for how long."
Federal officials and Puerto Rican leaders blame decades of mismanagement that left the island's power authority more than $9 billion in debt after declaring bankruptcy last year. Expensive projects were launched then cancelled. Politicians approved cheap power for well-connected corporations. By the time Maria hit, wooden power poles were rotted, transmission towers had rusted through and overgrown trees menaced thousands of miles of power lines.
In many places across Puerto Rico, federal emergency funds allocated in the aftermath of the disaster made up for years of neglected maintenance, replacing decaying infrastructure with tens of thousands of new poles and hundreds of miles of power lines rushed from the U.S. mainland at a steep premium.
But in other areas, crews without adequate supplies patched together damaged poles and power lines in a desperate push to restore power. In the western highlands, power cables were spliced together and woven haphazardly through trees in blatant violation of basic safety codes. In Pagan's town of Cain Alto and at least one other location, trees were used as makeshift power poles in the absence of proper equipment.
"We patched things up. We worked with the little material that was available and we recycled material. We took the 1,000 feet of wire that was on the ground and we strung it up in another area," one power authority worker said, speaking on condition of anonymity for fear of retaliation from management. "We took the post that had fallen over or broken and we put it up somewhere else. A lot of the work is defective."
Fredyson Martinez, vice president of the power authority workers' union, said he estimates that roughly 10 percent to 15 percent of the repair work done over the last eight months did not meet basic quality standards.
"The logistics were terrible. I give it an F," he said. "Things need to be fixed."
Federal and Puerto Rican officials are preparing for another catastrophe that cuts power for weeks or month. The Federal Emergency Management Agency is leaving some 600 generators installed in key sites such as hospitals and water pumping stations, more than six times the number before Maria. FEMA has stockpiled 5.4 million liters of water and more than 80,000 tarps, and is distributing them and other emergency supplies to towns across the island so they will be in place for the next disaster.
Still, few people believe the island is truly ready.
"If a hurricane comes tomorrow it will leave the island completely without power again," said Juan Rosario, a community activist and former member of the power authority's board of directors.
Up to 4,645 more deaths than usual occurred in Puerto Rico in the three months after Maria, contends a new study published this week by the New England Journal of Medicine, an estimate that far exceeds the official government death toll of 64.
Officials now are warning Puerto Ricans to stockpile enough emergency supplies to survive as long as 10 days without help. Tens of thousands of homes still don't have roofs. FEMA distributed 59,000 enormous plastic sheets to homeowners who lost their roofs in Irma or Maria. More than 100,000 more received smaller tarps to protect specific rooms or belongings. Only 21,000 households have received federal aid to carry out permanent repairs.
Juana Sostre Vasquez's wooden house in the central highlands was ripped off its foundation by Maria. With the help of a son-in-law, the 69-year-old rebuilt, using cinderblocks and cement bought with $14,000 in FEMA reconstruction aid. Her roof is metal sheeting nailed onto wooden two-by-fours because she couldn't afford to build stronger. She says she's hopeful the next hurricane won't send that sheeting flying.
"The money didn't let us do the roof," she said. "I'm doing it little by little as I save a couple of dollars."
Mike Byrne, the head of FEMA's Caribbean office, says he expects the federal government will eventually have spent a total of $17.5 billion in emergency funds on fixing the hurricane damage and making Puerto Rico's grid more resilient to future storms.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers ended its power restoration work in May, so future funding is expected to pass through Puerto Rico's bankrupt power company. After receiving $945 million in federal funds for repairs to the island's electric grid, Oklahoma-based Mammoth Energy Services announced Monday that the power authority had awarded its subsidiary, Cobra Energy, another $900 million to finish the job and begin fortifying the grid against future storms.
Last week, Cobra's crews were working to rebuild one of a pair of 230-kilo-volt transmission lines climbing from Puerto Rico's main power plants on its southern coast across high mountains to the main users of energy in the capital, San Juan, and other industrial sites and population centers in the north. Because of a decision years ago to stretch the island's main transmission lines through a narrow path across the rugged mountains, one of the transmission lines must be turned off so its powerful current doesn't energize equipment and workers laboring a few feet away.
Cobra transmission director Alan Edwards had more than 50 linemen working on the repair, at nearly $4,000 per worker per day in federal funds from the Puerto Rico power authority, when he got the call to stop. A flaw was causing a transmission line to overheat dangerously elsewhere in the system, so the line alongside where Edwards' men were working would have to be returned to service, forcing the crews to stop for at least the rest of the day.
"Maybe we're back at it tomorrow, I don't know. May be next week before we can get back out there," Edwards said.
The already staggering reconstruction costs will rise by billions more if another hurricane hits. And many billions worth of those federally funded improvements could eventually pass into private hands: Puerto Rico's Senate could approve the sale of much of the island's power grid to a private power company or companies as early as this week.
The potential sale won't affect the federal government's decision to spend billions of dollars on repairing and improving the grid, said Byrne, the head of FEMA's operations in the Caribbean.
"I can't wait, because these are U.S. citizens that are at risk. U.S. citizens deserve every ounce of effort that I can bring to this, and that's what they're going to get," Byrne said.
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Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo and Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello urged Congress Monday to pass a $94.4 billion hurricane recovery package aimed at rebuilding the island’s battered infrastructure.
“Puerto Rico’s at a fork in the road,” Cuomo said at a news conference with Rossello in midtown Manhattan. “We will look back at this time 10 years from now, and if we do it right, we will rebuild a new Puerto Rico. If we do it wrong, it will be years and years and years before Puerto Rico recovers.”
More than $17 billion of the proposed funding would be used to revive and modernize the island’s decimated power grid, according to a 108-report Rossello’s office released Monday.
The report was compiled by Rossello’s administration in consultation with Cuomo’s Office of Storm Recovery, the financial consulting firm Deloitte and philanthropic groups including the Ford Foundation and the The Rockefeller Foundation.
Rosello said the island of more than 3 million U.S. citizens was looking for “fair” and “equitable” treatment on par with what other U.S. states receive from the Federal Emergency Management Agency when hit by natural disasters.
“We’re not asking more, we’re not asking less than other states, we’re asking the same treatment that Texas would have gotten or that Florida would have gotten, or California, or the Virgin Islands,” said Rosello.
Cuomo and New York Democratic House members including Reps. Nita Lowey and Nydia Valazquez said relief efforts by Republican President Donald Trump have been slow-moving and insufficient, and noted that swathes of the island still are without power.
“The situation in Puerto Rico is devastating and the way it has been handled is an embarrassment for this nation,” said Cuomo.
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The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment Monday. On Saturday, FEMA officials announced the agency had spent more than $1 billion on recovery efforts in Puerto Rico since Hurricanes Irma and Maria hit in September.
The money includes more than $259 million in housing assistance to rent, repair or rebuild residences and more than $470 million to municipalities for clean up efforts and to provide emergency generators for hospitals and other critical buildings.


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Question: Second-half surge lifts Lady Spartan strikers past Logan 2-1

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Sparta recovered from a slow start with s strong second half, as the Lady Spartan strikers upended La Crosse Logan 2-1 in Mississippi Valley Conference girls soccer action at Sparta High School Thu
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The De Soto girls soccer team bounced back from its first loss of the season to shut out Spring Hill, 4-0, on Monday.
Drayvhen Moore scored twice for the Wildcats, and Alexa Rosetta and Mackenzie Mohl added a goal apiece. Taylor Rogers notched the shutout.
The Wildcats (7-1-1) will travel to Lansing at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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Maranatha suffered a heartbreaking loss at the hands of Harmon when the Hawks scored the game-winning goal with 35 seconds left for a 1-0 win over the Eagles.
Maranatha (5-2-1) will play next against Northland Christian at 4:30 today at MCA.


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Question: New year will bring more games on more nights in the NBA

NEW YORK (AP) — With 2016 over and the NFL regular season as well, it’s about time for the NBA to start showing up more often on more nights.
The new year will feature a new night of national TV games, one of the highlights of a busy January, when there are nearly half as many nationally televised games as in the previous two months combined.
TNT’s new Monday night package debuts where last season ends, with the second NBA Finals rematch between Golden State and Cleveland on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. The Jan. 16 doubleheader concludes with Oklahoma City at the Los Angeles Clippers.
The second season of ABC’s Saturday night prime-time coverage then returns at the end of that week with San Antonio visiting Cleveland.
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There are 49 nationally televised games in January, including 17 NBA TV telecasts. There were 104 such games through Dec. 31.
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Steve Clifford painted a bleak picture for Eastern Conference teams late last season when it came to competing with the Cavaliers.
“If they play well, it’ll be difficult for anybody in the East to beat them four times,” the Charlotte coach said. “Somebody can beat them once or twice maybe, but not four times in my opinion.”
He was right. Cleveland swept the first two rounds and then beat Toronto 4-2 in the Eastern Conference finals.
The Cavs enter the new year much sharper than they did in 2016, when they were sometimes wobbly under David Blatt and still hadn’t figured out how to properly use Kevin Love. Now Love is thriving, averaging 22.2 points and nearly 11 rebounds, and the Cavs seems firmly in control of the conference.
But Clifford won’t concede anything yet the way he seemed to do then, praising the Raptors as well — though Cleveland has handled them in all three meetings this season.
“Love is playing, I think, at a different level, more comfortable. They’re going to him more, he’s getting the ball in the post more, also,” Clifford said. “But I mean, there’s 50-something games to play, so health … is always a big part of it. But I mean they’re playing at a really high level.”
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THINGS TO WATCH THIS WEEK
MVP! MVP!: It’s Russell Westbrook vs. James Harden on Thursday when Oklahoma City visits Houston. Winner pads what so far are the two leading MVP resumes.
BIG MAN BATTLE: Karl-Anthony Towns vs. Joel Embiid could be a big-man battle to watch for years, and Round 2 comes Tuesday in Philadelphia. Towns (25 points, 10 rebounds) and the Timberwolves rolled over Embiid (10 and 10) and the 76ers in November.
TERRIFIC THOMAS: Isaiah Thomas finished his dazzling December with a career-best, 52-point performance in a victory over Miami, and he opens January on Tuesday against the Utah Jazz, who went into the new year allowing a league-low 94.7 points per game.
END OF THE ROAD: Toronto wraps up a difficult six-game Western Conference trip on Tuesday at San Antonio. It’s the third stop on the trip, joining Utah and Golden State, where the Raptors played a team that starts this week as a division leader.
HELP ON THE WAY?: Teams looking to fill roster spots have another option starting Thursday, when 10-day contracts can be signed.
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STAT LINE OF THE WEEK: James Harden, Rockets: 53 points, 17 assists and 16 rebounds in a 129-122 victory over the New York Knicks on Saturday. In his second straight triple-double, Harden became the first player in NBA history to have at least 50 points, 15 assists and 15 rebounds in a single game, according to information provided by the Rockets from the Elias Sport Bureau.

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Here is how hard it is to buy a gun in some of the biggest countries around the world.


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Question: 'Real Indian' Running Against Warren, Using Her Own Claims Against Her

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U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s dubious claims of Native American heritage decades ago are once again plaguing her political career, this time in the form of a long-shot rival seeking to exploit the issue in a controversial new campaign ad.
The Massachusetts Democrat cited the heritage, which she has later claimed to be a part of her family tradition, at multiple points in her early career.
In addition to questioning the legitimacy of her claims, critics have also accused Warren of identifying as a minority with the purpose of gaining an unfair advantage in the workplace.
A man of Indian heritage running as an independent against her hopes to invoke the controversy to his advantage.
Shiva Ayyadurai has positioned himself as the answer to Warren, whom he deemed a “fake Indian” in a message draped across a bus parked at his property a short distance from the senator’s home, according to the Washington Times.
A self-described "real Indian" Shiva Ayyadurai who is running against Mass. Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren is suing after city officials demanded he take down his signs calling her a "fake Indian." Only a REAL INDIAN Can Defeat the Fake Indian." Priceless! pic.twitter.com/YEmxL0jqfs — Thomas Struble (@RealTStruble) April 24, 2018
Though the prominent message has raised Ayyadurai’s profile, it has also prompted backlash from the City of Cambridge.
Local officials have warned Ayyadurai that the sign is a violation of a city ordinance and that its continued display could result in fines of $300 per day and additional fees.
The bus has been parked and draped with the campaign message since March 17, though, and the candidate is prepared to fight in his effort to keep it where it is.
"This is a political vendetta by City officials who are supporters of @SenWarren. We will not remove the slogan,ONLY A REAL INDIAN CAN DEFEAT THE FAKE INDIAN. We will not give 1 penny to the City. We will defend the 1st Amendment."-#Shiva4Senate. https://t.co/5b94Lic8qA — Dr. Shiva Ayyadurai,PhD (M.I.T.) Inventor of Email (@va_shiva) April 23, 2018
“We will not remove the slogan from our bus,” Ayyadurai said. “We will defend the First Amendment, and we will fight this egregious attack on the First Amendment, at any cost.”
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While Ayyadurai makes the case against Warren, though, critics cite questionable claims from his own past. The most notable example is his assertion that he invented email , a claim prominently included in his Twitter username as of this writing.
As Fox News reports, Ayyadurai recently filed a federal lawsuit claiming the city’s order to remove the sign is a violation of his First Amendment rights.
His argument hinges, in part, on the theory that an ordinance pertaining to signs affixed to structures should not apply to a stationary bus draped with his campaign message.
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As for Warren, she continues to cite generations of relatives in supporting her previous statements, while thus far declining to submit to a DNA test that might settle the debate.
“It’s a part of who I am, and no one’s ever going to take that away,” she said last month.
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'This is Our Nation, Now Get the F**k Out': Not the First Time America's Witnessed Hate, Not the Last


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Question: Aberdeen Standard Investments plans €1bn private equity fund

Aberdeen Standard Investments has joined forces with European buyout firm 21 Partners to set up a €1bn private equity fund, FN's sister publication Private Equity News reports.
The joint venture, which will launch later this year, will buy non-controlling stakes in European companies and will be able to hold investments for up to 15 years, Aberdeen said. Buyout firms typically prefer to own companies outright and look to sell their investments within 10 years.
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UK-based Aon Plc's human resources and consulting services unit Aon Hewitt named Derry Pickford as principal, asset allocation in its global asset allocation team.
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The investment bank said it had hired Simon Francis as co-head of leverage finance for Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) from rival Credit Suisse.
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The financial technology platform that provides high-net-worth investors and their advisers access to private equity and hedge funds named Thomas Fortin managing partner and chief operating officer. [ICapital Network]
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The asset management company has hired Matt Philo to lead its newly launched high yield team as part of its plan to expand its global fixed income business. (Compiled by Laharee Chatterjee in Bengaluru)


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Question: Photo released of mock IED at Pearson

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U.S. customs officials have released a photo of a mock improvised explosive device that led to delays at Toronto’s Pearson International Airport when it was found in a passenger’s luggage earlier this month.
United States Customs and Border Protection tweeted the photo Monday morning and praised the officers who spotted the device on April 6.
The discovery of the item during an inspection at the airport’s pre-clearance area caused what was described as a major security breach.
Passengers on a United Airlines flight to Chicago were stuck on the tarmac for more than four hours before they could disembark.
An American man — 58-year-old Joseph Galaska — was charged with one count of mischief in connection with the incident.
He was released on bail and his case is due back in a Toronto-area court on Tuesday, though his lawyer says he will not appear in person.
Galaska’s wife has told ABC News the device found was an alarm clock.
#Catchoftheday! Great work by Toronto #Preclearance! #CBP officers discovered this mock IED last week in a passenger's luggage. (1/2) pic.twitter.com/stROkj48ku — CBP (@CustomsBorder) April 17, 2017

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Question: Invest in UC system or lose a key California asset

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Public universities in our nation, very much including the massive “land grant” institutions of the Midwest and then the West, were 19th-century America’s great good gift to both general knowledge and economic progress in the world.
If the Oxfords and Sorbonnes of the Old Word were nominally public places, they were in reality for the most part bastions of upper-class privilege.
Our pluralistic society would allow the quality of our public universities to fall at our peril.
And yet that’s exactly what is happening right here.
Reviewing a book of essays by the great novelist Marilynne Robinson, who teaches at the University of Iowa — a place that, as she notes, democratizes privilege — Donovan Hohn writes: “Between 1980 and 2017, the combined tuition and fees at four-year public colleges increased on average 319 percent. Between 2007 and 2016, meanwhile, state spending per student declined nationwide by 18 percent. To compensate for these austerities, students and their families have taken on more debt, and public institutions have had to entice more out-of-state and international students able to pay full fare. In the name of anti-elitism and economic populism, legislatures have helped make state colleges and universities more exclusive, not less.”
The University of California system, long considered the strongest and deepest of America’s public universities, is very much subject to these national woes.
But there are deeper problems here.
An international survey released last month that included nine of the UC campuses and more than three dozen majors showed that rankings of individual departments against their peers around the world dropped in 80 categories and improved in just 24.
As the Los Angeles Times reported, UC Berkeley and UCLA still were ranked in the top 10 universities in the world, which in this survey, by QS Quacquarelli Symonds, included both public and private schools.
The good news is that UC Berkeley is still tied with Harvard for third and that UCLA, the most-applied-to university anywhere, is still in seventh place.
But the alarming news is that the biggest declines in department rankings also came at those two campuses, which have long been at the top of the University of California heap. UCLA saw its rankings go down in 22 subjects and improve in four while Berkeley went down in 15 areas and up in just two. In the economically crucial fields of civil and structural engineering, UCLA’s ranking went down from 40th to 51st and Berkeley’s from second to fifth.
“There has been a steady, sustained disinvestment in the UC and this is the inevitable result,” Shane White, chairman of the UC Academic Senate, told the Times. “This is probably the tip of the iceberg.”
It is impossible to overstate the economic and cultural impact the University of California has had on our state. If we don’t continue to invest both public monies and crank up the private fundraising each campus must now do on its own, we risk losing a very important Golden State asset for us all.

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Question: The 65th anniversary Corvette is a performance beast for data nerds

For drivers that want to go faster than the law allows while simultaneously learning how to be better behind the wheel, the automaker has introduced the Performance Data Recorder (PDR). The onboard computer tracks 34 channels of performance while recording video. It replaces the aftermarket GoPro mounted to the windshield and performance tracking systems drivers place in their track cars with an easy to understand and use the system.
The recorder fires up directly from the infotainment system with only two taps. It's so simple, on the first try I thought I missed a few steps. Sure, it said it was recording, but was it really? To my delight after pushing the stop button and parking the car, I was able to watch back my drive right there with data overlays of my speed, tachometer, which gear I was in, and what g-force I was pulling around corners. It's super nerdy, yet simultaneously helpful.
For example, you might be that person that veers out of their lane while cornering but don't really notice. With evidence right there in front of you, you'll start to make a conscious effort of staying in your lane on switchbacks. The rest of us on the road will also appreciate it.
The teaching tool only gets better when you transfer the video (stored on an SD card in the glove compartment) to the Cosworth application (Windows only). The app displays your drive on a map along with an incredible amount of detail, such as steering angle or pressure applied to the brakes and accelerator. It's an extravaganza of data that should appease both data nerds and car nuts.
My biggest fault with the system is that the videos are only 720p. They're good enough for Twitter and Facebook sharing, but if you watch them on your TV, the quality is disappointing.
Sure, with all that power, you might be tempted drift your way around every corner, and thankfully the steering feels precise. The result is that I always felt completely in control of the situation. Plus, the car feels lighter than previous generation Corvettes thanks to an aluminum frame and carbon fiber everywhere.
The interior is pure sports car. The racing seats keep you from sliding around the cabin during your recreations of the Fast and Furious. But after three or four hours they do start to wear on your body especially if you happen to skip cardio days at the gym. The steering wheel is wrapped in carbon fiber and suede. The latter for better grip. Everything in the car is driver-centric -- the center dash is pointed so far away from the passenger their climate controls are mounted on to the very right below the vent.
The infotainment system suffered just a hint of latency. I hoped Chevrolet would update it for the 65th anniversary Vette. Alas, it's adequate and with Android Auto and CarPlay support, you'll likely only use it for the PDR. The dash cluster, on the other hand, is a wealth of knowledge from the typical speed limits and tire pressure to a timer that tracks your zero to 60 runs (and tells you how warm your tires are).
Then there's the secret compartment. Well, it's not really a secret, there's a big button that says "screen" next to it. When you push that, the 8-inch display lowers to reveal an additional storage area revealing enough room for my phone, wallet and sunglasses. When friends would get in the car expecting me to do donuts at every intersection (I didn't), instead I'd show them the compartment. In a car which has a trunk that's capable of transporting two pieces of carry-on luggage and not much else, any additional storage is welcome.
That little storage area is like the rest of the Corvette. Fun but completely impractical -- which is what a sports car should be. It's something you drive to go fast even though 80 percent of the time, you're not going to use more than 10 percent of it's potential.
But the potential to do easily do donuts in abandoned parking lots is there and when you do find a stretch of empty road in the desert or make it to the track, the car delivers. That said, you really don't have to drop over $100,000 to put a Corvette in your garage.
Let's take a quick look at that $111,000 price point of the Carbon 65 version. Again Chevy will only make 650 of these so you're probably not going to get one anyway. Plus, there's a Z06 Corvette with a manual transmission (you should only buy this car with manual transmission) starting at about $80,000. That's still a lot of money but for the power and features you're getting, it's a steal compared to offerings from Porsche, Ferrari, Audi and other automakers.
Plus it's just a fun car to be in. Of course, once you're over the age of 40 everyone thinks you're having a mid-life crisis (and maybe you are) when you're seen in the vehicle. And again it's one of the least practical cars you can purchase. But who cares, it's a Corvette and after 65 years it still quickens the pulse and with the PDR system, you can note the exact moment that happened.

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The Chicago Auto Show is now open to the public. We attended during the press preview days late last week and did a full tour. The Chicago show is the most consumer-oriented of the auto shows. Although it gets less attention than the other shows, like Detroit with its fast-paced reveals and New York with its glitz and glam, the Chicago show is much more in touch with the buyers who spend their money on the cars that make this industry thrive.
There were a few unveils at the Chicago Auto Show for 2017. For a full roundup, see my photo review at NewAtlas and to look at the latest in plug-ins and fuel cells being shown off at the show, see my roundup at EVmeme.
Hyundai unveiled a new model, the Elantra GT Sport, based on the European i30. This is a hot hatch aimed towards small-midsize buyers looking for a wagon-style car.
The Mercedes Metris Mastersolutions Toolbox van was unveiled at the Chicago show as a sort of mix between a child’s plaything brought up to ginormous scale and a work van meant for the jobsite. Mercedes-Benz work vans are very popular for a variety of uses.
Mopar unveiled some new kits for the Dodge Challenger sports coupe. These are the most-modified cars in the Dodge lineup, Mopar says, and their upgrade kits are extremely popular with enthusiasts. The special edition Challenger models are celebrating 80 years of muscle from the Mopar brand.
Nissan Midnight Edition additions (say that twice!) were unveiled at a pre-show party to an excited crowd of journalists. Several vehicles in the line now have Midnight Edition options, with the Maxima leading the way with its Midnight Edition unveil earlier this year. The Sentra, Murano, and others all have this as a package option now.
The last in the model lineup for the Nissan Titan and Titan XD pickup trucks was unveiled at the Chicago Auto Show. This is the king cab version of the truck, complete with suicide-style doors and a work truck readiness that finalizes the Titan’s entry into the huge pickup truck market.
Toyota pulled the sheet off of a new model trim called TRD Sport. Fitting just underneath the TRD Pro packages, the TRD Sport models will be offered for the 4Runner, Tacoma, and Tundra. Also shown was the new RAV4 Adventure model, outfitted to give credence to the capabilities of the RAV4 beyond the pavement.
That rounds up the newest at the Chicago Auto Show. It’s always worth attending for the great look at vehicles for consumers, the fun ride-and-drive tracks, and the huge show floor with its open atmosphere. Parents should visit the Fiat-Chrysler booth right behind the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid display where they’ll find a huge play area for kids that includes tablet tables, a ball pit, and tons of fun stuff for them to do. Right behind that is the Performance pit where parents can get into any of FCA’s performance vehicles and do 0-60 mph runs.
Those looking for Italian style will find a Little Italy row where Maserati and Alfa Romeo face off with beautiful women modeling with some even more beautiful cars. Only the Italians know how to do that right.
In the back and downstairs show goers will also find the latest in tuning, aftermarket, and awesome paint options available from Chicago-area vendors. Tucked away downstairs are also some great ride-and-drives from Subaru and Mazda that are well worth the escalator trip.
And don’t forget to get some pizza while you’re downtown. Chicago tradition, folks. Seriously.


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Question: Work can't come too soon for some Champaign streets

White Street, one of the worst-rated roads in Champaign, is supposed to be getting a much-needed face-lift sometime in 2017 as part of a multimillion-dollar project. In an analysis of Champaign's most-recent pavement database from 2015, three sections of the well-traveled White, which connects the downtown and Campustown areas, are listed with a pavement condition index, or PCI, rating below 10 - more than any other street in the city.
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Question: Thousands hit streets for 5K in memory of fallen Douglas County deputy Zackari Parrish

Brett Winingham of Highlands Ranch said he usually isn’t a runner — but Saturday morning he was — and it was to honor Zackari Parrish, the Douglas County Sheriff’s deputy who was shot dead New Years Eve while trying to reason with a gunman who later became his killer.
Traffic was slow going on the clear and warm day in Castle Rock as thousands came out to show their support at the Zackari Parrish 5K run/walk which was scheduled to start at 9 a.m. at the Douglas County Event Center. The immense turnout of more than 3,000 walkers, joggers, and runners forced organizers to push the start back to 9:30 a.m., giving people more time to arrive.
“I’m sad for the reason were here,” Winingham said while walking briskly in the race. “But, happy we’re here.”
His widow, Gracie Parrish spoke at the event.
“You have loved us so well, Denver,” she told the crowd. “Supporting me and loving me so well. I want you to run your hearts out.”
Children, men, and women — mostly clothed in black and blue — chit-chatted to one another before they took off in the race, taking pictures and recording videos.
A large chunk of the commemoration involved people who have, or have had friends and loved ones involved in law enforcement.
“My dad was a police officer when I was a baby,” said Julie Heiman of Parker. “He was shot but he lived. It’s just sad taking a person’s life when they’re trying to protect the community and keep people safe.”
Samantha Konig of Thornton came out with her friend to run for Parrish but also for her boyfriend — Andrew Fitch — who’s an officer with the Broomfield Police Department. She said the whole situation is difficult.
“I know it happens everywhere across the country,” she said, dressed in black and blue. “But especially when it’s close to home.”
Parrish was remembered by people from many walks of life in the community Saturday morning, including a miniature horse, Blue, who showed his support at the event with his owner Ashley Leary, a criminal investigator for the state of Colorado.
“I had heard a lot of good things about him,” she said while petting Blue, who was draped in a blue fleece jacket with a badge patch sewn on it. “It just brings everyone together because it’s a tough deal. It definitely hit close to home when I heard it happened. It was a tough week.”
Organizers ensured everyone that they were not alone: They were now all a family who supported each other. They took a “family photo” of everyone before the racers took off, commemorating the moment in time dedicated to Zackari Parrish.
“It’s for a good cause,” Matt St. Martin said while bringing up the rear of the race. “The whole is bigger than the sum of its parts.”
People who knew Parrish described him as courageous and bold, with a zest for life who used humor to de-escalate tense situations.
His life was cut short at 29 by Matthew Riehl, a mentally unstable man who barricaded himself inside his apartment on the final day of 2017. The killing took place at Copper Canyon Apartments in Highlands Ranch, where Parrish was attempting to negotiate with Riehl before he open fired, killing Parrish and wounding six other officers.
Zackari Parrish is survived by his wife and two daughters. He had been working as a Douglas County sheriff’s deputy for seven months. He previously worked for more than two years as a Castle Rock Police officer.
At the end of the race a check for $80,000 was presented, funded by the races registration fees. Half of the money will go to the Parrish family. The other half will go to the families of the six other officers who were injured alongside Parrish.

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DENVER -- Friday marked the first time the Colorado State Sheriff's Posse Association ... and their horses ... provided an honor guard during the funeral procession for a fallen law enforcement officer.
Kevin Torres spent some time with them Friday morning, during the memorial for Adams County Sheriff's Deputy Heath Gumm.


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Question: 'Blade Runner' Is Back - And So Is Its Screenwriter

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The film “Blade Runner” opened to mixed reviews in 1982. Eventually it came to be considered a science fiction masterpiece, and is now included in the Library of Congress’ National Film Registry. A sequel, “Blade Runner 2049,” opens in theaters this weekend.
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Question: Theresa May calls snap general election for June 8

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Prime Minister Theresa May has announced a snap general election.
There was anticipation over the unexpected statement outside Downing Street, which is only used for major announcements.
She will now need to get the backing of two thirds of MPs in the House of Commons tomorrow, Wednesday, to overturn the Fixed Term Parliament Act meaning the next General Election must be 2020.
The Prime Minister used to a statement in Downing Street to set out the case for going back on her previous pledge there would be no election ahead of 2020.
Mrs May said the lack of “unity” in Westminster over the Brexit process was weakening the Government’s negotiating hand with Brussels and meant an election was required.
“We need a General Election and we need one now,” she said.
Explaining the timing, Mrs May said it would coincide with the European Union leaders finalising their Brexit negotiating position and come before full talks begin.
Under the terms of the Fixed Term Parliament Act, MPs will have to vote for an early election in Parliament tomorrow.
Lib Dem leader Tim Farron said: “This election is your chance to change the direction of our country.
“If you want to avoid a disastrous Hard Brexit. If you want to keep Britain in the Single Market. If you want a Britain that is open, tolerant and united, this is your chance.
“Only the Liberal Democrats can prevent a Conservative majority.”
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn said he welcomed Mrs May’s announcement because it gave “the British people the chance to vote for a government that will put the interests of the majority first”.
“Labour will be offering the country an effective alternative to a Government that has failed to rebuild the economy, delivered falling living standards and damaging cuts to our schools and NHS. In the last couple of weeks, Labour has set out policies that offer a clear and credible choice for the country. We look forward to showing how Labour will stand up for the people of Britain.”
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The pro-EU peer said she would also rather see Home Secretary Amber Rudd or First Secretary of State Damian Green lead the Tories rather than Mrs May. She said she wanted to see a Tory government which would steer clear of a “hard” and “deeply damaging” Brexit before endorsing calls for a second vote on the terms of leaving. Speaking on LBC, Baroness Wheatcroft said: “My sort of Conservative government is a one-nation Tory government, it would not be perusing a hard Brexit, which I think is deeply damaging for everybody in this country in the longer term. “It would be addressing the issues that Mrs May talked about when she made her first speech as Prime Minister.
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My sort of Conservative government is a one-nation Tory government, it would not be perusing a hard Brexit, which I think is deeply damaging Baroness Patience Wheatcroft
“There are an awful lot of problems facing this country, not least the NHS, and we’re so bogged down in Brexit now that those issues are going by the board.” She said it would be correct for the Prime Minister to quit her role before the Article 50 deadline in March 2019. “My view is that it will become apparent as we get closer to that deadline that we’re really not making progress towards a sensible deal,” she said. “You will have seen David Miliband this morning calling for a second vote, a vote on the terms, I’ve always believed that that’s what we should have and I think that’s what we need to have and I don’t think that Mrs May will be able to oversee that.
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Question: Trans flag crossing vandalised in Canada

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A CANADIAN city that recently became one of the first in the world to paint a permanent trans flag pedestrian crossing has had it immediately vandalised.
The rainbow flag and trans flag crossings in Lethbridge were both damaged on Monday night with skid marks that Lethbridge Pride Fest officials have described as deliberate, Global News has reported.
“These marks are blatantly deliberate, and nearly identical to a similar incident in Saskatoon earlier this month,” said officials in a media release.
“This is a direct attack on the [LGBTI] community and specifically the transgender community.
“However, we at Lethbridge Pride Fest know this is the action of a few small minded, intolerant people.
“We know that Lethbridge as a whole is inclusive, welcoming and supportive. This is obvious because shortly after we were informed of the vandalism, we were told by community members that a street sweeper vehicle was spotted driving up and down the block trying to wash away the marks before morning.”
The city of Lethbridge has pledged to touch up the crossings a few days before the city’s pride parade this month.
As rainbow and trans flag crossings become more popular in cities around the world, homophobic and transphobic vandalism is a concern.
The rainbow crossing in Whitehorse, Canada was also vandalised this week, with police asking for public help in their investigation.
In 2015, the rainbow crossing in Victoria, Canada was similarly damaged with tire marks.
Last month, five students in the Netherlands were charged after painting over a rainbow crossing.

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Question: Watch the sparks fly between Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan in 'Step Up' audition

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Fans of Channing Tatum and his wife, Jenna Dewan Tatum, have long known their love started on the set of their 2006 dance flick "Step Up." But now, thanks to newly released audition footage, they can actually watch the sparks fly between the then-strangers.
Dewan Tatum shared the rare video on YouTube on Wednesday, and as she explained in a setup for the clip, "It's really cute and embarrassing and crazy."
What she failed to mention was that it's also the sweetest flirt-filled screen test you'll ever see.
As the pair giggled their way through a bit of salsa dancing for the camera, she remarked on his undeniable skills.
"Oh, stop it right now. You said, 'I don't know how to dance,'" she playfully scolded him.
"Actually, I don't do the steps right," Tatum noted with a smile. "I just kinda make it look like I do."
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There's blushing, complementing and even a little cuddling — in short, you can see where it all began for the couple that's been married for nearly nine years now.
But they didn't know what the future held during that audition.
It didn't take long, though. A few weeks later, they had a pretty good idea.
"He went out partying with a bunch of dancers," she recalled in an 2016 interview with Cosmopolitan. "His room was right above mine, and he came down drunk with a sombrero on, banging on my door. He was like, 'I couldn’t stop thinking about you. Let’s do this. I just want to be with you.'"
That's all it took.
"From that point forward, we were together," she said.

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Zendaya brings the heat in Bruno Mars' new music video for "Versace on the Floor," which premiered during the 2017 Teen Choice Awards on Sunday.
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The 20-year-old actress shows off her stems in a sparkly mini dress in the sultry video, which finds her and Mars on opposite sides of a hotel room wall. Zendaya, of course, can't help but be seduced by Mars' sweet serenade.
The Disney star dances around her hotel room to the sultry song as her dress magically unzips itself. One thing leads to the next, and her (presumably) Versace dress ends up on the floor.
Watch below:
"When the flyest man out here calls you for one of the flyest songs out..you make it happen. #VersaceOnTheFloor @brunomars," Zendaya wrote on Instagram.
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Zendaya, who perfectly impersonated Mars during her recent appearance on Lip Sync Battle, may have been romanced by the singer in "Versace on the Floor," but in real life, she's shutting down relationship rumors between her and Spider-Man: Homecoming co-star Tom Holland.
See what she told ET about the rumors in the video below.


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Question: Samsung unveils first smartphones since Note 7 debacle

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Samsung announced on Monday a batch of cheaper, water-resistant smartphones.
The move marks the company's first product unveiling since the launch of the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7.
Later this month, Samsung (SSNLF) will launch three new versions of its Galaxy A smartphone, the low cost alternative to the flagship Galaxy S line. As of now, the devices are set to launch in Russia and expand to other markets thereafter.
Called the Galaxy A3, A5, and A7 -- differentiated by screen size -- the devices are water and dust resistant for the first time. The phones will also include a new 16-megapixel camera, including a "selfie mode" that lets you tap anywhere to take a photo.
The A3 features a 4.7-inch display, while the A5 clocks in at 5.2 inches, and the A7 is 5.7 inches.
Related: Samsung's losses from Note 7 disaster keep mounting
The A series resembles Samsung's high-end Galaxy S line and features a fingerprint sensor, metal frame and a 3D glass backing (available in black, gold, blue and pink). However, the inside of the phones pack less processing power than Galaxy S phones and and max out at just 32GB of internal storage, without an external SD card.
Pricing has not yet been announced, but the Galaxy A series devices -- which debuted in 2014 -- typically start at under $400 for the smaller-sized models. Samsung's Galaxy S line starts at $800.
Related: T-Mobile is first carrier to remotely kill Note 7 batteries
The update to the line comes as the company looks to move past the Note 7 recall that cost the company billions of dollars last year. Samsung has reportedly finished its investigation into what caused some devices to catch fire, but it hasn't publicly revealed the findings.
It's next big smartphone launch isn't expected until February, but the company will show off some of its new technology at CES 2017 on Wednesday.

The Samsung Galaxy S8 doesn't launch around the world until Friday, but some in South Korea are already finding issue with it.
Some customers in the country who preordered the phone received their units early. Reports surfaced on social media soon after saying the display on some S8s had an odd, red tint.
Samsung has reacted to the matter, with a spokesman telling South Korean media the tint isn't a quality issue and that it can be fixed in the phone's settings menu, reports ZDNet.
Pictures of the S8 and S8+ phones with reddish displays have been posted to Instagram, as well as South Korean tech forums like Ruliweb and Ppomppu, where customers are claiming they can't fix the issue in settings.
Samsung was contacted for comment.
The phone is the first to use "Deep Red" OLED tech, which Counterpoint Research analyst Neil Shah suspects is the problem, saying it can "make the usual whites look reddish" and calling it a "software calibration issue."
The full details aren't yet known, but it could be a bad look for Samsung with the company already under the microscope following last year's Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. After several Note 7's around the world started overheating and catching fire, the electronics giant was forced to recall millions of units.
It also comes as Samsung Electronics' de facto head, Jay Y. Park, stands trial in a political corruption scandal, where he's accused of bribing the suspended South Korean president, Park Geun-hye.
The phone will no doubt sell millions of units upon its release, with it being even more preordered than last year's S7 and S7 Edge.
Update, 6:27 p.m. AEST: Added comment from Counterpoint Research.


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Question: Paralyzed Lowcountry man finds passion in archery, rises in the - Live5News.com | Charleston, SC | News, Weather, Sports

A partially paralyzed Ladson man has become one of the best para archers in the world and is aiming to compete in the 2020 Paralympics in Tokyo.
Ben Thompson was left paralyzed from the chest down, after a 2010 motorcycle accident. "I was coming to work like 12 o'clock on a Saturday and don't really remember much,” Thompson said.
After weeks of recovery, Thompson’s doctors urged him to find a hobby and stay active for his health.
“A. You can put on weight very quickly and B. you can have a lot of skin issues,” he said.
Thompson picked up archery, a beloved hobby from his childhood in Illinois.
"I grew up shooting everything I could, but nothing to this level," he said.
You can see his love for the sport around his desk inside Boeing South Carolina, where he keeps pictures of the Para Team and a battered target on the wall.
In 2015, Thompson captured the compound archery bronze medal at the 2015 Para Pan Am Games in Toronto. He narrowly missed a spot on the 2016 Rio Paralympic team. “I started in 2014 and that was the end goal,” he said.
Thompson contemplated putting up the bow and arrow after the defeat. He said, “ I decided I could do better. I totally changed everything and in the next tournament shot a personal best.”
He trains as much as possible, proving his journey is not over. Thompson has his sights sets on becoming a Paralympian and shooting until he no longer sees success.
“I told myself I won't quit until I feel I have plateaued.”
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Question: Shelter Cats Learning To High-Five To Help Adoption Chances

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(CBS Local) – An animal behaviorist is giving shelter cats a hand in getting adopted by loving families. In an effort to make them more adoptable, cats are learning how to give their new owners a friendly high-five.
Jackson Galaxy, host of the TV series “My Cat From Hell,” has created a project known as Cat Pawsitive, which aims to help felines maintain their social skills while waiting to be adopted. “The genesis of Cat Pawsitive stemmed from the simple desire to duplicate the ‘AHA!’ moment I had in the early stages of my life with cats as a shelter worker,” Jackson told Mother Nature Network.
“Big life changes can lead to cats losing their mojo, their confidence and their raw cat essence,” Cat Pawsitive manager Christie Rogero added. “When suddenly faced with a noisy shelter or an unfamiliar foster home, even the most outgoing and friendly cats can become nervous, shut down or even just bored. This can lead to behaviors that make them seem less ‘adoptable.'”
According to reports, nearly 30 shelters have joined The Jackson Galaxy Project in order to teach their furry residents how to sit, jump, and even high-five on command. Another 50 shelters around the country are excepted to join the cat training program by the end of 2018.
“They get the kind of enrichment that cats need to be themselves and show their true personalities to potential adopters. This helps them to make connections and to get adopted more quickly,” Rogero said.

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Question: REVIEW: Billingshurst Choral Society offer Mendelssohn’s Elijah at Billingshurst Leisure Centre

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Those of us who attended Billingshurst Choral Society’s performance of Elijah were fortunate indeed.
Mendelssohn's dramatic work, based on the life of the Old Testament prophet, presents challenges to a choir: its powerful passages of angelic light through to darkest shade demand stamina, and a disciplined and sensitive approach. Musical director Cathal Garvey more than met these challenges to inject drama, tension and narrative drive into the performance. Here was a choir well-prepared, a choir who clearly enjoy singing for their director. There was clear diction throughout, particularly notable in tightly rhythmical declamatory choruses; quiet, reflective passages were well executed adding texture and richness.
The fine quartet of soloists provided much of the emotion in this most operatic of oratorios. In particular, Paul Carey-Jones gave an Elijah of immense presence, his glorious voice and moving delivery producing an outstanding interpretation of Mendelssohn's masterpiece. William Revill sang the Youth with confidence, the purity of his voice a highlight. BCS can be proud of their achievement.
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From colourful pantomime to sacred delights, there's plenty to enjoy...
1 PANTOMIME
Sleeping Beauty, Grove Theatre, Dunstable, December 8 to January 2
Dunstable is getting ready to wake up to panto season as Sleeping Beauty takes to the stage at the Grove Theatre. The festive spectacular will star John Partridge, who is best known for his role as Christian Clarke in EastEnders but has become a West End star in his own right. John has worked with several rock and pop acts, including U2 and the Pet Shop Boys, and he was invited to judge Lloyd Webber’s TV show, Over The Rainbow. He appeared in La Cage Aux Folles, A Chorus Line and Chicago, and will be turning on the charm as the Prince, having originally trained in ballet at the Royal Ballet Lower School. Sally Lindsay, who played Shelley Unwin in Coronation Street, will take no nonsense as the wicked fairy godmother Carabosse. Sally has starred on screen in series including Mount Pleasant, Open All Hours and Scott & Bailey, as well as appearing as a regular panellist on Loose Women. Bringing wholesome goodness to the stage will be CBeebies presenter Rebecca Keatley as Fairy Moonbeam. Rebecca is best known for her energetic and bubbly role in CBeebies’ Justin’s House and Swashbuckle, but more recently CBeebies fans will be watching her on the hit children’s TV show Let’s Play.
Details: grovetheatre.co.uk
2 PANTOMIME
Dick Whittington, Harpenden Public Halls, December 9 to 22
Two stars from children’s TV will be taking to the stage in Harpenden when the Public Halls hosts its annual pantomime. This year’s show is Dick Whittington and tells the story of the boy who travels to London in search of fame and fortune. The panto stars Jen Pringle, from Channel 5’s Milkshake, as Fairy Bowbells. Jen is also a voice on Ben & Holly’s Little Kingdom and Peppa Pig.
Luke Roberts, from TV’s Hi-5, returns as Idle Jack. Luke is well known from the hit TV show and spent this summer performing twice daily at Butlins resorts across the UK. From BBC Three Counties Radio, Ernie Almond returns to the Harpenden stage as the Sultan of Morocco, while Alissa King-Underwood, 2016’s Miss Cambridgeshire, will play the part of Alice. Musical theatre performer Kane Coxall takes the lead role of Dick Whittington.
Details: harpendenpublichalls.co.uk
3 MUSIC
Christmas Gala Concert, St Mary’s church, West Street, Dunstable, December 10
Visitors are promised a delightful evening of Christmas songs and carols performed by Caritas Harmony. They will be led by musical director Margaret Blenkin, with the singers performing every song from memory. The evening will be hosted by Radio Verulam’s Nick Hazell and will also include a performance of Christmas music given by the accomp
lished Bedfordshire Woodwind Academy Flute Ensemble. The concert will raise money for three charities chosen by Dunstable mayor Councillor Gloria Martin: Hospice at Home Volunteers, South Beds Dial-A-Ride and Dunstable and District Scout Council.
Details: www.caritasharmony.co.uk
4 MUSIC
Christmas Concert,St Mary’s church, Luton, December 11
Rufus Frowde, organist and assistant director of music at the Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace, returns to the Music on Mondays series with a special Christmas concert sung by The Hampton Court Royal Consort of Voices accompanied by the harpist Daniel de Fry. The music is conceived around the seven Antiphons of Advent and features Britten’s evergreen A Ceremony of Carols. Music from John Rutter, James MacMillan, Rufus Frowde, Henryk Górecki, Andrew Carter, Bob Chilcott, Thomas Tallis, Benjamin Britten and Jonathan Dove also features, with many traditional seasonal sacred pieces. This special concert is being offered as a memorial to Maggie Cole, a long-standing member of Luton Music who died in November. She received wonderful care at the Keech Hospice, for which there will be a retiring collection.
Details: www.Lutonmusic.org.uk
5 COMEDY
Happy Shark Comedy Club, Bear Club, Luton, December 13
‘The Voice of Love Island’, Iain Stirling, headlines a night of laughter at the Bear Club.
Details: facebook.com/happysharkcomedy


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Question: Heat Stable Flavor Market Globally Expected to Drive Growth through 2028

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Heat stable flavors are flavors that do not degenerate their structure and remain steady at high temperatures. Heat stable flavors are ideal to be used in bakery applications and also remain a preferred choice for other applications, such as processed food, beverage dairy and confectionary, among others. As heat stable flavors are able to withstand the heat which is released during the baking process, the final product creates an outstanding taste experience. Heat stable flavors also help to protect the final product against oxidation. Even after a long period of storage, heat stable flavors remain heat resistant and heat stable. They also provide added functionality for savory products, even those challenged with low sodium content, low-fat content as well as low-calorie content. The best thing about heat stable flavors is that these flavors can be easily whisked out with the help of other dry ingredients.
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Problems associated with biotech flavors or natural flavors which are not heat stable is their lower shelf-life as well as stability and reaction issues affiliated with these flavours. However, this is not the case with heat stable flavors which are spray dried. Increased shelf-life and stability of heat stable flavors prevents the flavor from interacting with other elements in the product. On the other hand, improved heat and oxidative resistance protects the flavor from processing heat, reducing volatility/ evaporation of molecules and protects the flavor from the degradation caused by air and other contaminants.
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The consumer buying behavior has transformed substantially in the recent years. This can primarily be attributed to increasing disposable income and rising consumption of healthy foods. As a result, consumer demand across the globe for specialized baked products has been growing substantially in the recent past, resulting in new product offerings during this period. Also, demand for food products that offer additional benefits is increasing at a rapid pace, especially in Japan. This can be attributed to increasing consumer awareness and rising consumer spending on food and beverages. For instance, international and local companies in their respective geographies are focusing on the development of encapsulated heat stable flavor solutions, offering increased shelf-life and long-lasting flavours to products.
Global Heat Stable Flavor Market: Key Players
Some of the key players operating in the global heat stable flavor market are Symrise AG, Archer Daniels Midland Company, International Flavours & Fragrances, Inc, Sensient Technologies Corporation, FONA International, Inc., Ingredion Incorporated, FrieslandCampina Kievit GmbH, Tate & Lyle PLC, Mane SA, Robertet SA, T.Hasegawa Co.,Ltd. and Synthite Industries Ltd., among others.
As the European market dominates the bakery industry, the usage of heat stable flavors is also expected to be highest in Europe.
Opportunities for Market Participants
Globally, companies are investing more on bringing advancements in the spray drying flavor technology to enhance their production capacity as well as product portfolio. Therefore, technological advancements in heat stable flavor production is a key driving factor for heat stable flavor market. Big heat stable flavor manufacturing companies are implementing advanced technologies to produce high quality, good-for-health flavors that are able to cater to changing preferences of customers. These advanced technologies protect flavors against deterioration. For instance, Frutarom Switzerland Ltd., which is a flavor company, uses various innovative technologies, such as Durarome, that protect flavors from oxidation and also help in preserving freshness.
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This report studies Automotive Engine Valve market in Global and major regions from 2012 to 2023, focuses on sales, price, revenue and gross margin of top players, consumption and consumption value of major regions.
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Market segment by Region
North America (United States and Canada)
Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, etc.)
Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, etc.)
Latin America (Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, etc.)
Middle East, Africa and Rest (South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, etc.)
Market segment by Types
Gasoline Engine Valves
Diesel Engine Valves
Market segment by Applications
Passenger Vehicle
Commercial Vehicle
Market segment by Player
Federal-Mogul
Eaton
Mahle
Fuji Oozx
Worldwide Auto
Aisan
Rane
Dengyun Auto-parts
ShengChi
Xin Yue
Yangzhou Guanghui
Nittan
Wode Valve
AnFu
JinQingLong
Tyen Machinery
Burg
SSV
Ferrea
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1 Automotive Engine Valve Product Overview
1.1 Product Introduction
1.2 Industrial Chain Analysis
1.2.1 Upstream Raw Materials Analysis
1.2.2 Major Product Comparison Analysis
1.2.3 Downstream Users Analysis
2 Global Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
2.1 Global Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
2.2 Global Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2012-2017
2.3 Global Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2018-2023
2.4 Global Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2012-2017
2.5 Global Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2018-2023
3 North America Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
3.1 North America Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
3.2 North America Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
3.3 North America Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
3.4 North America Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
3.5 North America Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
4 Europe Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
4.1 Europe Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
4.2 Europe Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
4.3 Europe Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
4.4 Europe Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
4.5 Europe Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
5 Asia-Pacific Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
5.1 Asia-Pacific Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
5.2 Asia-Pacific Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
5.3 Asia-Pacific Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
5.4 Asia-Pacific Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
5.5 Asia-Pacific Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
6 Latin America Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
6.1 Latin America Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
6.2 Latin America Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
6.3 Latin America Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
6.4 Latin America Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
6.5 Latin America Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
7 Middle East, Africa and Rest Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
7.1 Middle East, Africa and Rest Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
7.2 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
7.3 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
7.4 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
7.5 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
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Question: Air Force and AIC skate to 2-2 tie - KOAA.com | Continuous News | Colorado Springs and Pueblo

Brady Tomlak scored in the third period and Billy Christopoulos made 22 saves as Air Force and AIC skated to a 2-2 overtime tie in an Atlantic Hockey Conference game Saturday, Feb. 3, at the Academy’s Cadet Ice Arena. The Falcons took three points in the series and extended their unbeaten streak to four games (3-0-1).
Early in the first period, Matt Koch sprung Erich Jaeger on a breakaway and the Falcon center was hooked on the play, resulting in a penalty shot. However, Jaeger’s shot was saved by AIC goalie Stefano Durante at 5:40. Less than a minute later, the Falcons got on the board. Kyle Haak won a stick battle in the corner and Zach Mirageas skated the puck behind the net. Mirageas found Erik Baskin in the left circle and the senior netted his team-leading 12th goal of the season at 6:21. AIC tied the game late in the period on the rush. Joel Kocur’s shot slid through the crease and Jared Pike scored on the back door at 15:47.
AIC (10-16-4, 9-12-4 AHC) had three power plays in the second period and took the lead on the man advantage. After Air Force killed the first two, the Yellow Jackets took a 2-1 lead. Hugo Reinhardt’s wrister from the point was assisted by
Janis Jaks and Blake Christensen at 13:51.
Early in the third period, the Falcons tied the game. Phil Boje and Trevor Stone cycled behind the net and Stone’s wrap-around attempt was saved. Tomlak’s rebound went over the blocker of the goalie, off the back of the net and quickly came out as play continued. After a video review, the goal was allowed to tie the game at 2-2 at 4:38 of the third. With two minutes left in the third, Zach Mirageas skated coast-to-coast, but his wrister went off the post. After the shot, Mirageas was called for high-sticking, but the Falcons killed the AIC power play.
In overtime, AIC had four shot attempts, with one on goal, but neither team was able to score.
Air Force outshot AIC, 27-24. Christopoulos made 22 saves while Durante made 25. AF was 0-for-3 on the power play while AIC was 1-for-6.
“I am the luckiest guy in the building tonight because we deserved to get our butts beat,” head coach Frank Serratore said. “We were very fortunate to get three points in this series. We were better in the first period, but then AIC started to take over. We took a step back tonight. Our penalty kill was good and Billy kept us in it again. Give AIC credit, they are a good team. But I am very, very, very disappointed with our composure late in the game and in overtime.”
Air Force (14-11-4, 9-9-3 AHC) travels to Bentley for a two-game series, Friday-Saturday, Feb. 9-10, in Waltham, Mass.

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