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London, United Kingdom — 4 July 2018 — Care Compliance Expert is a company that has been founded with the sole objective of making the caring for the elders better. Taking it to the next level requires not only patience but a deep knowledge for the needs and necessities of this segment of people. Many adults like to ignore what their parents need and how they feel at this old age. This is not a correct approach and the care quality has to be improved dramatically.
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Question: The Baseball Report: Manaea Records First No-Hitter Of Season

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Three weeks into the MLB season, and we’ve already got our first no-hitter. And it came against an unlikely source. The Oakland Athletics are off to a solid start to the season, sitting at 12-11 and just 3.5 games back of the Astros in the American League West division standings. However, heading into this past weekend’s series against the Boston Red Sox, you would have been forgiven if you believed that Boston would dominate the A’s. The Red Sox had burst out of the gates to a 16-2 record prior to the series, and there wasn’t much that could seemingly slow down their bats.
Then, in stepped A’s lefty Sean Manaea. The 26-year-old had a solid debut season in 2016 before falling off a bit during last year’s campaign. To begin this season, Manaea was dominant, giving up just 5 earned runs through 27.2 innings pitched, while striking out 20 batters and giving up just four walks. In his Saturday start against Boston, he did even better, striking out 10 with just two walks and not allowing a hit through nine innings. It was his first career no-hitter and the first for the A’s since Dallas Braden threw a perfect game on Mother’s Day of 2010.
There was some controversy in the game, as Red Sox outfielder Andrew Benintendi appeared to record a hit in the sixth inning, but he was ruled to have run out of the base path after instant replay. Manaea now owns a 1.23 ERA, which ranks fifth in the league so far this season.
The leader in that category is San Francisco Giants righty Johnny Cueto, who is experiencing a bounce-back season. Through four starts, Cueto has allowed just one earned run in 26 innings of work, while striking out 23 batters. In his Sunday start against the Angels, Cueto allowed just two hits and struck out seven, earning his second win of the season. He looks well on his way to returning back to his career form after struggling through last season, when he posted his highest ERA since his first year in the majors.
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One of the greatest literary sagas about San Francisco will return to TV in 2019. Netflix has ordered a 10-episode series revival of Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City, the company announced Tuesday
The series, set to begin production later this year, is more a sequel than a reboot of the original miniseries that ran on PBS in 1994. Based on the description in Netflix's press release, it should follow the plot of Mary in Autumn, Maupin's eighth Tales of the City book published in 2010.
Laura Linney will reprise her role as Mary Ann Singleton, the naive San Francisco newbie from Cleveland who becomes a television talk show host. Set in the present day, the revival depicts Mary Ann returning to San Francisco to escape a failing marriage, two decades after moving to New York to follow her career. While enduring a health crisis, she quickly reunites with her friends and former 28 Barbary Lane landlady, the transgender Anna Madrigal (played again by Olympia Dukakis).
Ellen Page will appear as Shawna, Mary Ann's adult daughter, and Barbara Garrick will return as Mary Ann's friend, the wealthy lesbian socialite DeDe Halcyon Day. Netflix hasn't yet announced who will play other central characters like Michael Tolliver, but it did tease a page of the script in a tweet.
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Lauren Morelli, a writer and co-executive producer of Netflix's Orange Is the New Black, will be the writer, showrunner, and one of the executive producers. Maupin and Linney also will executive-produce along with Alan Poul, who produced the 1994 series, will be the director and another executive producer. Michael Cunningham, author of several novels including The Hours and Flesh and Blood, will be a consulting producer.
Published as a newspaper serial and then as a book in 1978, the first Tales of City book centered on intertwining stories and improbable situations set in a freewheeling and pre-HIV San Francisco amidst real life events. Its positive depictions of LGBT people were rare at the time and later generated much controversy when it first made it to the small screen. in later books in the series, Maupin was one of the first writers to address the AIDS crisis.
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Douglas -- who hasn't had a major TV role since the 1970s -- plays an acting coach who once had a little whiff of acting success when he was a younger man. Arkin's character is his friend and agent.
Other notable Netflix pulls of late include an anthology series about the American West from the Coen brothers, a new show from David Letterman, Mark Millar's comics publishing house and a fantasy cartoon from Matt Groening. Netflix also just signed Shonda Rhimes and her Shondaland empire.
There's no word yet on when we can expect to watch The Kominsky Method, but for those hankering for some Chuck Lorre, his new Netflix series with Kathy Bates premieres on August 25th.


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Question: Ivey hopes trip to Japan strengthens Toyota, Mazda, Honda ties

Gov. Kay Ivey and a state delegation is leaving for Japan today to meet with executives from automakers Toyota, Mazda and Honda.
Huntsville Mayor Tommy Battle, who is facing off against Ivey for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, will also be part of discussions with Mazda and Toyota figures, as the area continues preparations for the $1.6 billion jointe manufacturing plant.
Ivey and Battle will be flying separately, as Ivey will also have talks with Honda, which is currently in the midst of an $85 million expansion of its Talladega County plant.
In a statement, Ivey said the purpose of the trip was to strengthen ties with the automakers calling Alabama home.
"The auto industry has been a key driver of economic growth in Alabama for two decades, and we want to make sure we're positioned to see that growth accelerate in coming years," Ivey said.
In addition, the group will meet U.S. Ambassador to Japan Bill Hagerty at the U.S. embassy in Tokyo. The meeting will deal with the Japanese business climate and current trade developments affecting both countries.
Alabama Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield said the Mazda-Toyota talks will deal with getting the supply chain in place ahead of the Huntsville plant's expected opening in 2021.
Along with Ivey, Battle and Canfield, Tennessee Valley Authority CEO Bill Johnson, Chip Cherry, president and CEO of the Huntsville/Madison Chamber of Commerce, Steve Pelham, Governor Ivey's chief of staff, and Hollie Pegg, assistant director of business development at the Alabama Department of Commerce, will take part.
"When it comes down to recruiting industry and working together to recruit industry, we're all on the same team," Battle said last week of the trip.
Mazda and Toyota announced their intention to build a joint manufacturing plant in Huntsville in January. While Alabama has a long-standing relationship with Toyota through its existing engine plant in Huntsville, Mazda has no manufacturing presence in the U.S.
"We can use our extensive experience in assisting automakers expand their footprint to help the company build out a productive and efficient operation in Alabama," Canfield said.
Ivey, Canfield, Pelham and Pegg will be involved in the Honda talks, which are aimed at reinforcing Alabama's relationship with the automaker and discussing "how the state can support the facility's new leadership and future growth plans."
"Honda is a very important member of the Alabama automotive manufacturing family, and we're committed to working closely with this great company as it pursues new levels of success at its Talladega County operation," Canfield said.

Automotive supplier Denso announced plans Friday to invest $1 billion and create more than 1,000 new jobs in its main Tennessee facility to meet growing demand for electric vehicle parts.
The investment is aimed at making the Maryville plant the Japanese company’s primary manufacturer in North American for electrification and safety systems, the company said.
“This is an investment in the future of Denso, and also the future of transportation,” Kenichiro Ito, the chairman of Denso North America, said in a statement. “We are seeing dramatic shifts in the role of transportation in society, and this investment will help position us to meet those changing demands.”
The company plans to expand several production lines to produce advanced components for hybrid and electric vehicles. The products are designed to improve fuel efficiency and preserve electric power by recovering and recycling energy. They also will boost efficiency for the entire vehicle by anticipating road conditions through data collected inside and outside the car.
The expansion in Maryville comes atop a $400 million investment that the company announced in 2015 to consolidate its warehouse operations, a move intended at the time to add 500 jobs.
Denso opened the plant in Maryville in 1988 with about 100 employees. U.S. Sen. Lamar Alexander, then governor, has said the facility in his hometown was a sort of consolation prize after Tennessee lost out to Kentucky for a Toyota assembly plant. Today about 3,200 people work at the Maryville plant, besides another 1,400 employees at another Denso facility in nearby Athens, Tennessee.
The announcement comes as Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam prepares to embark on a trade mission to Asia that will include a pitch seeking to attract a new joint Toyota and Mazda assembly plant to his Southern state.
The Japanese automakers announced in August that they plan to spend $1.6 billion on the new manufacturing plant, creating up to 4,000 jobs. The companies plan to work together on advanced auto technology, such as electric vehicles, safety features and connected cars, as well as products that they could supply each other.
Tennessee is home to assembly plants by Nissan, General Motors and Volkswagen, along with a slew of suppliers. The state has been prepping a sprawling site outside of Memphis in hopes of attracting another auto manufacturing plant.
“We would love to get the Mazda-Toyota plant,” Haslam told reporters Thursday. “We think we have leg up in automobile manufacturing because we’re so strong in it now, and there is a sense in which there’s a real desire to locate near other suppliers.”
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Question: Suspect who attacked autistic man in Ontario could be from B.C.’s south coast: police

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29-year-old man was sent to hospital with serious injuries
Peel Regional Police are looking for these three men in connection with a brutal assault on a man with autism on March 13. (Peel Regional Police)
Police in Ontario say they believe that at least one of three men who beat up a man with autism in the greater Toronto area could be from the Lower Mainland.
Peel Regional Police say the assault happened at the Square One bus terminal in Mississauga on March 13 at about 10:45 p.m.
The 29-year-old man was sitting at the bottom of the stairs of the terminal’s lower level when three men approached.
The suspects surrounded him and “continued to punch and kick the male multiple times” before fleeing.
The man was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.
“We believe at least one might be from British Columbia,” said Const. Iryna Yashnyk. “We’re hoping to get the video out there in case somebody might recognize them.”
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Note: Footage may be disturbing to some viewers
The first suspect is described as a 5’10” South Asian man with a light complexion, short dark beard and short black hair cut. He was wearing a black T-shirt with a red Air Jordan logo and white Jordan lettering, with black track pants and black shoes.
The second suspect is described as a thin, clean shaven 5’10” South Asian man with a light complexion. He was wearing a black jacket with a grey horizontal stripe across the chest and a grey vertical stripe along the hood, black track pants and black shoes.
The third suspect is described as an unshaven 5’10” South Asian man with a medium complexion. He had a medium build and was wearing a black hoodie with a Nike logo and white Nike lettering along the sleeves, with black track pants and black shoes.
Anyone with any information is asked to call the 12 Division Criminal Investigation Bureau at 905-453-2121, ext. 1233, or if they wish to remain anonymous, to call Peel Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477, visit their website or text 27467 with the world ‘peel’ and their tip.
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Almost four years after Greg Quesnelle was shot and killed in his girlfriend’s Cloverdale townhome, the man accused of his murder has been sentenced for the crime.
On Friday, April 20, in Supreme Court in New Westminster, Langley’s Barry McQuarrie was sentenced to 14 years, three months and nine days in federal prison. He was also handed down a lifetime weapons ban and must provide a DNA sample.
McQuarrie’s case was heard by a judge during a five-day trial last week.
A judge ruled that McQuarrie, 36, who is also known as ‘Bad Ass Barry,’ shot his ex-girlfriend’s new boyfriend, Gregory Quesnelle, 32.
Some of Quesnelle’s family flew to B.C. for the trial. Family members declined to comment following the sentence.
On May 12, 2014, just before midnight, RCMP responded to a report of a shooting inside a townhome at 176 Street and 57 Avenue.
Quesnelle was found injured inside the townhome and was rushed to hospital, where he died of his wounds.
McQuarrie spent two months on the run from police. He was captured while hiding in a Langley homeowner’s garage. The homeowner did not know him.
He has been in custody ever since. During his sentencing he received credit for time served.
Shortly after the murder, police identified McQuarrie as a suspect and released his picture to the media. Later, a man called CTV News, claiming to be McQuarrie.
The caller denied killing Quesnelle, but admitted the two were at odds over a woman and that he had pepper sprayed his rival in self-defence days before the murder.
“I didn’t go back and kill him,” McQuarrie told CTV.
“I just want them [the police] to know I’m not armed and dangerous. I’m not trying to hurt anyone. I’m just trying to stay out of jail.”
He said he planned on keeping his freedom as long as possible.
“I want to enjoy as much of the summer as I possibly can,” he said.
“When the time comes after the summer, maybe I’ll hand myself in. Maybe.”
Police confirmed through surveillance footage, that he had made the call from a pay phone in Aldergrove.
Court records show McQuarrie goes by a number of aliases, including Nicholas Randell McQuarrie, Richard Laary, Barry Bayer, ‘Bad Ass’ Barry, and just ‘Bad Ass.’
McQuarrie has a long criminal history in Langley, including causing a lockdown at Nicomekl Elementary school in June 2005 when police were searching for him in connection to the shooting of a 35-year-old Langley man.
Police stopped traffic on 200 Street and locked down the school after receiving a tip that McQuarrie was inside a nearby house. The tip turned out to be wrong. The operation involved dozen of undercover officers and emergency response teams.
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In July 2005, McQuarrie evaded capture for more than two weeks following a shooting in the 20200 block of 66 Avenue on June 18, 2005 that left a 35-year-old Langley man injured. The victim recovered.
McQuarrie was captured following a break and enter at a house, a short car chase and foot pursuit. Police dogs aided in the arrest.
McQuarrie was 24 at the time. Police warned the public that McQuarrie was a drug user whose behaviour had become increasingly irrational and violent.


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A Tennessee sheriff's deputy was fatally shot during a traffic stop Wednesday, and police were searching for a suspect believed to be "armed and dangerous," authorities said.
Authorities identified the suspect as Steven Wiggins, a white male with balding brown hair.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation tweeted that it has placed Wiggins on its Top 10 Most Wanted list and is offering a reward of up to $2,500 for information leading to his arrest.
The agency also sent an alert about the suspect to cellphones in the area.

ASHTABULA >> A northeast Ohio sheriff says two deputies responding to a report about a man threatening to hurt himself and others fatally shot the man when he pointed a rifle at officers.
The Ashtabula County Sheriff Bill Johnson says a Saturday afternoon call from the man’s sister sent authorities to a home in Colebrook Township, roughly 50 miles east of Cleveland.
Johnson says deputies found a man in his 50s in the yard, and he refused to drop his rifle. Johnson says the suspect started running away, then turned around, pointed the rifle at the deputies and was shot.
He later died at a hospital. His name wasn’t immediately released.
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The deputies weren’t hurt. They’re now on paid administrative leave according to protocol as the shooting is investigated.
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Question: Fireworks set neighbor's house on fire in Pennsylvania

A porch light is melted after fireworks sparked a house fire.
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YORK, Pa. – Glenn Taylor didn't know what to think when he saw flames shoot through the top of his front door Tuesday night.
A retiree in his 70s, his first instinct was to go get the fire extinguisher in the garage of his York Township, Pennsylvania, home and protect his wife, who is ill.
As he worked to snuff the fire that pushed through his entryway, a neighbor ran over with a garden hose to mitigate the damage Taylor couldn't see: a shrub and front porch in flames.
"If not for the neighbor who came over with the garden hose, it could've been a lot worse," said Nathan Tracey, chief of the Goodwill Fire Co. in York, Pennsylvania.
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The fire was mostly out by the time firefighters arrived, he said, but not before it consumed a large bush, cracked a window, melted two porch lights and a doorbell, and damaged the front door, soffit and exterior moulding.
All of that damage was caused by the falling remnants of a neighbor's fireworks display, authorities said.
York Area Regional Police are investigating.
Taylor didn't want to comment much, noting that insurers and police are still investigating. Also, he doesn't think talking about what happened to his home will prompt change.
"The lawmakers made their decision, and we've gotta live with it," he said.
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He was referring to a Pennsylvania law signed in October that allows people to buy bigger fireworks that shoot into the air with up to 50 milligrams of explosive material. Previously, the law allowed for only ground-based fireworks and sparklers.
What happened to Taylor's home is one of many reports in the region of fires caused by fireworks.
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"There's definitely concern," Tracey said. "With the change in the law, you might have more users who aren't experienced, which can lead to some dangerous situations."
The law says fireworks need to be 150 feet from a residence. They were less than 70 feet from Taylor's home, authorities said.
No injuries were reported, Tracey said.
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A pregnant mom of three is recovering from a violent attack outside her house more than two weeks ago on Mother’s Day weekend.


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Question: Sussex to feel benefit of Archer, Jordan and Khan's IPL exploits

Three of Sussex’s big hopes for the Vitality T20 Blast campaign are reflecting on differing Indian Premier League fortunes.
Jofra Archer and Chris Jordan have flown back from the tournament, while Rashid Khan will also feature for the Sharks when the T20 Blast starts on July 4.
Archer starred for the Rajasthan Royals, who made it to the play-offs. The Royals lost in the eliminator to the Kolkata Knight Riders. The 23-year-old took 15 wickets in ten matches in his debut IPL season, with his best performance 3-22 in his debut against the Mumbai Indians.
The Royals signed Archer for £800,000 having impressed in Australia’s Big Bash League (BBL) earlier this year. The Barbadian also took 15 wickets in ten matches, guiding the Hobart Hurricanes to a semi-final.
Meanwhile Khan made plenty of headlines in India as he became the second highest wicket-taker of the tournament, taking three wickets fewer than Kings XI Punjab and Australian, Andrew Tye.
The 19-year-old took 21 wickets in 17 matches for the Surisers Hyderabad, guiding his team to the final, in which they lost to the Chennai Super Kings. The leg-spin bowler’s best figures were 3-19 against the Knight Riders in the semi-final, and he 34 not out in a 10-ball cameo.
This is the Afghan’s second season in the IPL and he impressed last year as he took 17 wickets from 14 matches. Khan also featured in this year’s BBL, taking 18 wickets from 11 matches for the Adelaide Strikers.
Fellow Sunriser Jordan featured only once during the IPL, playing against the Kings XI Punjab last month, but failed to take a wicket, producing figures of 0-31. The England International played in the Pakistan Super League earlier this year for the Peshawar Zalmi, who eventually lost in the final to Islamabad United. Jordan has played two matches in the IPL since his debut season in 2016.
Sussex’s first T20 match this year is away to Essex Eagles on July 4. The home campaign starts versus Surrey on July 13.

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Question: World's last male northern white rhino, Sudan, dies

NAIROBI, Kenya — The world’s last male northern white rhino, Sudan, has died after “age-related complications,” researchers announced Tuesday, saying he “stole the heart of many with his dignity and strength.”
A statement from the Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya said the 45-year-old rhino was euthanized on Monday after his condition “worsened significantly” and he was no longer able to stand. His muscles and bones had degenerated and his skin had extensive wounds, with a deep infection on his back right leg.
The rhino had been part of an ambitious effort to save the subspecies from extinction after decades of decimation by poachers, with the help of the two surviving females. One is his daughter, Najin, and the other is her daughter, Fatu.
“He was a great ambassador for his species and will be remembered for the work he did to raise awareness globally of the plight facing not only rhinos, but also the many thousands of other species facing extinction as a result of unsustainable human activity,” said the conservancy’s CEO, Richard Vigne.
Sudan was something of a celebrity, attracting thousands of visitors. Last year he was listed as “The Most Eligible Bachelor in the World” on the Tinder dating app in a fundraising effort.
The last male northern white rhino had been born in Sudan, the last of his kind to be born in the wild.
He was taken to a Czech zoo and then transferred to Kenya in 2009 with the three other remaining fertile northern white rhinos at the time. They were placed under 24-hour armed guard and fed a special diet. “However, despite the fact that they were seen mating, there were no successful pregnancies,” the conservancy said.
Rangers caring for Sudan described him as gentle and, as his condition worsened in recent weeks, expressed sadness over his imminent death.
The rhino “significantly contributed to survival of his species as he sired two females,” the conservancy said. “Additionally, his genetic material was collected yesterday and provides a hope for future attempts at reproduction of northern white rhinos through advanced cellular technologies.”
The only hope for preserving the subspecies “now lies in developing in vitro fertilization techniques using eggs from the two remaining females, stored northern white rhino semen from males and surrogate southern white rhino females,” the statement said.
Sudan’s death “is a cruel symbol of human disregard for nature and it saddened everyone who knew him. But we should not give up,” said Jan Stejskal, director of international projects at Dvur Kralove Zoo in the Czech Republic. “It may sound unbelievable, but thanks to the newly developed techniques even Sudan could still have an offspring.”
Northern white rhinos once roamed parts of Chad, Sudan, Uganda, Congo and Central African Republic, and were particularly vulnerable because of the armed conflicts that have swept the region over decades.
Other rhinos, the southern white rhino and another species, the black rhino, are under heavy pressure from poachers who kill them for their horns to supply illegal markets in parts of Asia.
Roughly 20,000 southern white rhinos remain in Africa. Their numbers dipped below 100 around a century ago, but an intense effort initiated by South African conservationist Ian Player in the mid-20th century turned things around.

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The readers’ wildlife tank is emptying (send in your good photos, please), so today I’ll repost some of the superb work of National Geographic photographer Joel Sartore (yes, the magazine’s content is going downhill, but the photos are and have always been the best part). Sartore took a year off to help his wife during a bout of breast cancer, and, as the BBC reports, he decided to call attention to the plight of the world’s endangered species:
“I thought maybe if we do eye-contact, if we photograph animals where there are no distractions, all equal in size on black and white backgrounds, where a mouse is every bit as big and amazing as an elephant, then maybe we could get the public hooked into the plight of endangered species and extinction,” he says.
Traveling the world for Nat. Geo., he got photos like this (captions from the BBC site, whose words are indented; and I’ve added my own link and words (flush left):
The Florida panther is an endangered species of cougar. Once down to only 20 individuals, there seem to be about 160 now:
As the project grew, it caught the attention of editors at National Geographic, who commissioned Sartore to produce a few series of photographs, on amphibians for example, and America’s endangered species. The photographer began travelling the world armed with different-sized tents in which to photograph smaller animals like birds and lizards. For the larger ones, he remained reliant on the safer environment of zoos.
This species is a frugivorous denizen of the Amazon basin, and is not considered endangered:
Sartore has also photographed one of the last surviving northern white rhinos in a zoo in the Czech Republic. “We got to her just in time,” he says of the animal, who was called Nabire. “We got a very nice portrait of her and she laid down and went to sleep at the end of the shoot because she slept a lot at the end of her life.” She died about a week later. With her death, and the death of another northern white rhino in San Diego not long afterwards, there are only three of the species left, all living under armed-guard in Kenya. They are too old to breed, though a conservation project is attempting to create an embryo through IVF which would be implanted in the womb of a similar rhino species. “It’s not just the little things we’re allowing to slip into extinction,” says Sartore. “It’s the big stuff too, unfortunately.”
This species occurs in Indonesia and New Guinea, and was described only in 1990. It’s known for the “smiley face” it often seems to have:
Like its cousin the naked mole rat, the Damaraland mole rat, from southern Africa, is eusocial (one breeding female and worker castes)—they’re the only two mammals known to be eusocial.
The fennec, from the Sahara desert, is the world’s smallest canid, weighing about half as much as a house cat. It’s not endangered. Notice the large ears to facilitate heat loss.
I’m not sure what species this quilled fellow belongs to; perhaps readers can help.
Like all lemurs, this sifaka is found in Madagascar. Living in only two small protected areas, it’s considered endangered.
From equatorial Africa, this pangolin is considered threatened:
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A mill nearly as old as Canada must be sold if it is to survive, its owner says, since the spring flood has just washed through it, and through her hopes of creating a bed and breakfast.
The mill on Brennan's Creek in Old Killaloe has been there since 1870. Owner Anette Clough says it's part country home, part storehouse of history.
"It has a pile of stuff in there: Manual wooden planes, sickles, big wagon wheels, things that fit around a horse's neck." There is equipment for sending flour down a chute into bags, and flour sifters, all pushed to one side of the building.
The other side is renovated: a three-bedroom home on the top two levels, and a smaller apartment with a separate entrance.
She and her soon-to-be ex-husband bought it about four years ago. The couple eventually split; she moved out two years ago and her husband left last fall. The mill has been unoccupied since then.
"I would love, love, love to keep the place. It's an incredible building. I would really love to turn it into a bed and breakfast," she said Monday.
Previous owners blasted out bedrock and put in a 50-kilowatt turbine that generates electricity for sale to the provincial grid. At least it did until a flood three years ago. Clough figures the turbine itself is still fine, but the turbine room may need electrical repairs.
"We almost had it ready to turn on, we had all the electricals checked and cleaned, and then we got flooded three years ago. And that is because we didn't have enough stop logs pulled out of the dam," she said.
With the couple splitting up, she can't afford to invest more money in repairs that are needed in one foundation wall, or in putting the turbine system back into shape.
It's a lovely setting, with a pond behind the dam, walking trails and a foot bridge to the far side of the creek.
"I haven't put it on the market yet because I haven't been wanting to sell it because I really love it. But looking at what happened this year..."
Last week, the rising runoff water spilled past the dam and through the first floor of the mill, in one door and out another.
Clough said a structural engineer looked at the mill since then, recommending repairs to one foundation wall and an overall review of the building when water levels drop.
Stop logs work like plugs in a drain, meaning they can be dropped into position in a dam or lifted out to control how much water can flow through. They are intended to be lifted out in fall, so that the spring flood has an opening where it can rush right through. But the logs are heavy, and Clough and her husband couldn't remove them all last fall, so the dam was partially blocked. Then spring came.
The result is familiar to anyone who has tried to flush a blocked toilet: Water backs up and overflows. It's now receding.
The Killaloe Post, an online magazine that's largely the work of local photographer Lynn Flokstra, recently traced the history of the mill that was built by an Irish immigrant in 1849, and rebuilt after a major fire in 1870.
"At its peak the mill was powered by one wood- and one water-powered engine and was in operation 24 hours a day grinding the wheat harvest for local farmers," the Post notes. "When flour was no longer profitable they ground grain for livestock feed. With the rise of national commercial mills local grain milling became a thing of the past."
The mill had a second life sawing and planing lumber from the 1940s until 1968.
If no one maintains the building, Clough says, "it could get worse, and then the town and the area lose something that has been there forever and is really amazing."
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Question: Tuscaloosa lawn care business tries to rebuild after thieves take everything

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala (WIAT) – Thomas Booth is trying to rebuild his lawn care service after every piece of his equipment was stolen, forcing him to close his business temporarily.
“Shock, initially. But then it rolled over to I’ve got all these customers I’ve got to take care of, what am I gonna do?” Booth said.
His company, First Choice Cleaning and Lawn Care serves over 70 customers in Tuscaloosa County. But after thieves stole a trailer carrying two industrial lawnmowers and other equipment from his driveway, it’s left him out of a job.
“You didn’t just steal my posessions, you stole my livelihood,” he added.
Booth dropped out of school to start this business after his mother passed away and he needed to help support his family. Now, he’s working to purchase new equipment that sometimes takes weeks to order. He’s thankful that most customers say they’ll wait for him to get up and running again.
“That money takes care of my family, my friends, and the people that work with me. So, you’re taking more than just an object.”
A Go Fund Me page has been setup to help Booth. You can find that by clicking here.

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Question: Quitting your job is the new workplace rage

Telling the boss to “take this job and shove it” is the hot workplace trend.
Workers have regained their nerve and workplace muscle as quitting a job in Western states — and nationally — has soared well above the pre-recession years. It’s happening as bosses struggle to fill growing numbers of job openings and are forced to up pay to attract and retain staff.
My trusty spreadsheet looked at government jobs data tracking why people changed employers. Here’s what first-quarter data tells us …
Resignations are the new black: In 13 Western states, 2.3 million people voluntary left their jobs in the year’s first three months.
That’s up 6.9 percent in a year — and a 106 percent surge since the recessionary era of 2010. It’s also a quitting pace 7 percent faster than the pre-recession high.
We see similar patterns nationally: 9.75 million quits, up 4.4 percent in a year and up 87.9 percent since 2010 — the most quits since 2000.
Bosses are desperate for help: Openings at employers in Western states averaged 1.47 million in 2018’s first three months — up 21 percent in a year and up 123 percent since 2010.
“Help wanted” in the West runs 22 percent higher than the pre-recession best.
Nationally, workers could choose from an average 6.29 million openings, up 13 percent in a year and up 139 percent since 2010. Or look at it this way: There are 1.41 million more U.S. job opportunities now than the pre-recession peak.
Fewer jobless to hire: Western unemployment averaged 4.3 percent in the first quarter. That’s down from 4.7 percent in the region a year ago and 11 percent eight years ago. Nationally, unemployment started 2018 at 4.1 percent vs. 4.7 percent a year ago and 9.8 percent eight years ago.
Pay is rising: At least according to the government’s employment cost index, which includes salaries plus benefits.
Total compensation in 13 Western states was up 3.6 percent in a year compared with an average 2.2 percent in the previous seven years. Nationally, bosses upped compensation 2.7 percent in the past year vs. 2.2 percent a year since 2010.
Quitting pays: The nationwide gap between salary increases for workers who stay with an employer and what’s paid to new workers is at an 18-year high.
According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, wages for “job stayers” rose at a 2.5 percent annual pace in the first quarter. Those who switched jobs within an industry saw pay rise by 4.1 percent.
That’s the biggest stay-or-go gap for U.S. workers since 2000’s third quarter.
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A holiday mid-week doesn’t necessarily translate into a day off when you work for yourself or run your own business. Case in point: it is the morning of the July 4 holiday and I’m at my desk writing this post.
Work-Life balance is a tricky topic. One person’s “go to” tactic is another person’s worst nightmare. Taking formal steps to manage the juggle is misinterpreted or frequently frowned-upon as if you’ve given up your drive or ambition or lack spontaneity. I worked a flexible schedule during the last couple of years I practiced law. When I mentioned this to another lawyer, the response was “how old are your kids?”. My decision to pursue a flexible schedule had everything to do with self-care and aligning my work commitments with the travel schedule of my then spouse. It had nothing to do at all with childcare responsibilities.
Few of us have roles that don’t require us to be responsive to the needs to a client, customer, partner or employee. This personally has been the case for me since my career started in law way back in 1991 and continues today. Responsiveness is rewarded, and it becomes an insidious adrenaline rush at times. My ongoing career journey (combined with finding deep meaning in all the projects I’m working on plus 24/7 accessibility courtesy of the annoyingly convenient method of responding aka my mobile phone) has magnified the elusive search for achieving the right form of balance in my life.
Relationships, networks are key to making all aspects of our lives function relatively smoothly. It is for others we hit stop and perhaps, increasingly turn inwards to focus on our own self-care (so we can be at our best for them).
With all this in mind, some suggestions from my network on how they manage to accomplish it all.
J. Kelly Hoey
Technology Evangelist Dr. Sue Black, OBE, founder of social enterprise #techmums and author of “Saving Bletchley Park”
The mainstays of my work-life balance are these three tips:
Don’t listen to time-wasters (those in your organization who like the sound of their own voice). Don’t spend time worrying about stuff. Weigh up your options then make your choice and don’t look back! I still can’t follow this advice enough. Look after yourself. In the wise words of RuPaul: “If you don’t love yourself, how the hell you gonna love somebody else?”
Healthcare attorney Corinne Smith
My work/life balance ideas are different now that my son is in college but I will share my single mom strategies for work/life balance from early in my career and the “adulting” tips I use now:


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Question: Frugal Real's squad putting big-spending Barca in shade

BARCELONA As Barcelona prepare to chase down La Liga leaders Real Madrid on Sunday the club's directors should be asking themselves why the expansive squad revamp they pursued last summer has failed so miserably in contrast to Real's "less is more" approach.
The Catalans splurged over 120 million euros ($128.5 million)to give coach Luis Enrique the opportunity to rest his most prized assets and avoid the burnout which lead to them almost throwing away the league title last season.
Yet of the six players Barca snapped up, only defender Samuel Umtiti could be classed as a successful signing, while Paco Alcacer and Andre Gomes have been derided as expensive flops.
Real, however, bucked their trend of making marquee signings each summer and brought in just two players after winning the Champions League last season, Alvaro Morata returning from Juventus for 30 million euros and Marco Asensio recalled from his loan at Espanyol.
It was the first time in 18 years -- and the first time under spendthrift president Florentino Perez -- that Real had spent less money than they had earned in a summer but the restraint they showed in the market looks to be paying off.
Thanks partly to the performances of their squad players, Real lead Barca by three points and have a game in hand going into Sunday's "Clasico" at the Santiago Bernabeu, where a win would put them within touching distance of a first league title since 2012.
Morata has scored 11 goals in 21 league appearances and only 10 starts, while Asensio has nine goals in 14 starts in all competitions plus two assists, and existing squad players have also played vital roles.
Homegrown winger Lucas Vazquez has proved a more than able deputy for record signing Gareth Bale, whose season has been blighted by injury, while Spain international Isco has scored nine goals in 15 league starts and netted twice in Sunday's 3-2 win at Sporting Gijon.
Zinedine Zidane's side have been frequently criticised in the Spanish press for their unconvincing displays this term, but the overriding quality of their squad has helped them deliver maximum points in difficult games at the likes of Sporting, Leganes and Eibar.
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Barca's back-up players have proved much less successful.
Luis Enrique made a raft of changes for the visit of newly promoted Alaves back in September but saw his side suffer a shock 2-1 defeat. His rotations also backfired in a 4-3 loss at Celta Vigo in October, not helped by the absence of talisman Lionel Messi due to injury.
Barca were missing Neymar in their 2-1 defeat at Deportivo La Coruna in March and were without Gerard Pique and Sergio Busquets in a 2-0 reverse at Malaga earlier in April.
Barca's biggest challenge has been to take the weight off Messi, Luis Suarez and Neymar, with their five outfield recruits mustering just seven league goals between them.
Alcacer has been the most productive with four strikes, although his tally pales in comparison with Morata, who was signed for the same price. Andre Gomes, meanwhile, has received the most criticism for many lifeless performances following his 35-million-euro move from Valencia.
"If I don't rotate, the players won't last another two weeks," Luis Enrique said in January as he sought to justify his rotation policy despite the dearth of quality among his second-string players.
And if Barca lose out on the title to Real Madrid, serious questions will be raised about how they failed to strengthen their thin squad despite spending so much money trying to fix it.
(Reporting by Richard Martin,; Editing by Neville Dalton)

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By Tim Stannard
1) Champions League draw offers nightmare for PSG
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No, not another Manchester United against Manchester City post-match brawl - more on that later - but Unai Emery banging his head on his PSG office desk after hearing the results of the Champions League draw for the Last 16 on Monday.
The one sporting area that Coach Unai really, really, really needs to deliver this season to keep his job beyond the summer is the Champions League, with a semifinal spot a bare minimum. Neymar and Kylian Mbappe were not brought in for hundreds of millions just for the French club to 'pull an Arsenal' and fall at the first knockout hurdle.
The round of 16 #UCLdraw has been made 😍
Backing your team to progress? pic.twitter.com/v7I6dSq7Tc — ★ #UCLdraw ★ (@ChampionsLeague) December 11, 2017
But that could happen, as PSG have been drawn against Real Madrid, a team that has some pedigree in the tournament, it's fair to say. Then again, Madrid - currently in Abu Dhabi - may not be entirely happy with the draw either having seen what the old PSG are capable of with the hammering of Barcelona last season.
Basically, the stakes are higher than an order of filet mignon at the top of the Eiffel Tower. Head to beIN SPORTS USA Facebook live page at 1PM ET / 10AM PT for a special look at the draw.
2) City take low road as Barcelona face Stamford Bridge battle
Barcelona won't exactly be doing cartwheels either with the Camp Nou club being drawn against Chelsea, with the first leg at Stamford Bridge. However, one big factor could be in the La Liga club's advantage with Ousmane Dembele back in the ranks after injury.
The happier - but cautious in public - clubs will be Manchester City who have drawn Basel and Bayern Munich who have Besiktas – reward for the Germans coming second in their Champions League group. The confused will be Juventus and Tottenham who are paired off, Porto and Liverpool, Shakhtar and Roma as well as Sevilla and Manchester United, the remainder of the pairings. The Champions League returns in the middle of February.
CHELSEA-BARÇA @ChampionsLeague Round of 16 dates & times:
1st LEG: February 20, Stamford Bridge
2nd LEG: March 14, Camp Noupic.twitter.com/aV624Taf0M — FC Barcelona (@FCBarcelona) December 11, 2017
Tune into a special edition of the Locker Room where our experts make their picks and predictions for the last 16 – from 7:30PM ET / 4:30PM PT.
3) Milan continue Champions League spot chase
But that wasn’t the only ball-picking based excitement to come out of Europe this morning. Oh no. The Europa League final 32 was also drawn, a roster of clubs including some European big cheeses…and Milan.
#UELdraw
We're going to face @Ludogorets1945 in the UEFA Europa League Round of 32!
Nei sedicesimi di Europa League sfideremo il Ludogorets! pic.twitter.com/dTmMjWD6k2 — AC Milan (@acmilan) December 11, 2017
The Serie A side have landed Bulgarian outfit, Ludogorets. Fellow Italian sides are involved in juicier ties with Napoli taking on RB Leipzig in a battle of third-paced dropouts. Atalanta will be up against Borussia Dortmund and their brand-new boss. Arsenal are at Ostersunds (from Sweden) while Lyon have Villarreal. All in all...the Europa League is officially bags of fun this year, so get with the program Daddy-o.
4) Real Madrid chase a keeper of a keeper in Kepa
So much to cover…so little time. So here goes. Real Madrid are odds on to sign Kepa who’s a real keeper of a keeper from Athletic this winter. Manchester police are listening out for any reports of a giant United v City fist-flying bust up after Sunday’s derby.
Romelu Lukaku reportedly threw a bottle of milk in the tunnel as Man City and United players clashed after the game...
But it missed the target and hit Jose Mourinho instead. 😂 pic.twitter.com/PbnVDaKLiG — Football Trolls (@Footballltrolls) December 11, 2017
Milan CEO, Marco Fassone, has admitted that the club will have trouble meeting UEFA’s Financial Fair Play conditions, and yes it did sign too many players last summer.
And there are some games today! Over on beIN SPORTS at 3PM ET / 12PM PT it’s Lazio v Torino with Rome outfit hoping to take advantage of all the other title rivals managing goalless draws this weekend. Espanyol versus Girona on beIN SPORTS ESPANYOL at the same time, if something Spanish is your taste. Catch all the best action and reaction on the XTRA at 7PM ET / 4PM PT.
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Question: SZA May Have Permanent Vocal Chord Damage

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Save your voice, SZA!
Last week, Top Dawg announced one of the most popular artists on his label had been pushing herself too hard on the Championship Tour, which kicked off May 4 in Vancouver; other artists on the 30-date trek include Ab-Soul, Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolboy Q and Jay Rock. In an Instagram update, he wrote, "I got some bad news. I have to take SZA off for a few days on the tour. Her vocal chords are swollen and she have to rest her voice to prevent any permanent damage. We been monitoring her close and this is the reason she missed the Arizona and New Mexico dates. She'll see the doctor again in a few days and I'll update you guys on her status."
"As for the dates she missed," he added, "we'll figure out a way to make it up to you guys."

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Question: Porn again Playboy's nudity U-turn is a reversal of fortune for feminism

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When Victoria Secret model Bridget Malcolm posed for last month’s Playboy, she insisted it wasn’t soft porn.
She said: “It is no longer porn, they use high fashion girls. It is actual fashion, it’s fine.”
She was wearing a small silver jacket in her pictorial but her backside was bare and clearly doing the talking.
Playboy this week announced they were going to carry naked women again in their March issue after a year-long ban on nudity.
(Photo: Instagram)
Apparently a bare bum is not nudity so tell that to the police officer arresting you in Asda for wearing only melons.
Amid fanfare last year, the magazine banned nudity as they couldn’t compete with online porn.
So they took over the role played by the lingerie section of catalogues in the 70s.
The attempt to go mainstream failed, a shocker given such fascinating articles as “The Joys of Having Sex With Ugly People”.
Other classics included Miss September eating a burger in a blue bikini, a follow up to Miss December, munching doughnuts in a red bikini.
Hugh Hefner’s son Cooper is holding the reins and whipping off the clothes, in the name of freedom of expression.
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Given the Tories attempts to gag journalists in the name of national security and Trump’s war on the media, it is depressing that probably more people care about the freedom to release the nipple than documents exposing political corruption.
Playboy’s regression, is indicative of the reverse gear we are in.
But in terms of sexism, it’s a piglet in a global farm packed with chauvinist pigs.
In an era of Brexit, predator presidents, Muslim bans and a UK refusal to take vulnerable refugee children, it’s a stretch to care about a woman in the buff.
But Playboy were insidious, with their pneumatic fake boobs and celebration of the Hefner harem. Not to mention orgies in swimming pools, which are surely unhygienic.
Such is the doom that surrounds feminism that it’s tempting to burn our bras while wearing them.
There are so many retrograde steps being taken, progress is hurtling backwards downhill.
(Photo: People/Getty)
But in his latest editorial, Cooper Hefner reminds us the magazine fought against McCarthyism, supported a black president and abortion rights and are protesting the Muslim ban.
There is a sense of a movement mobilising, the likes of which hasn’t been seen since the 60s.
From the Women’s march to the indignation over rescinding our offer of sanctuary to refugee children, activism has set in.
There is political discourse now where once there was none, not all of it civilised, admittedly.
Although there may be rats on what feels like a sinking ship, it is comforting to note, there are still those mustering to keep us afloat.

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Cooper Hefner, son of Playboy founder Hugh Hefner. Photo: Kevork Djansezian/Reuters
Naked women are back in Playboy magazine, ending a year-old ban on the nudity that made the magazine famous.
Playboy celebrated the reversal on Twitter and Facebook with the hashtag #NakedIsNormal.
The U-turn came on Monday with the release of Playboy’s March-April issue.
The 63-year-old magazine had banished naked women from its print edition because it felt the content had become passé in the era of easily accessible online porn.
Today we’re taking our identity back and reclaiming who we are
The decision to show less skin was made under the regime of Playboy Enterprises chief executive Scott Flanders, who left the Los Angeles company last May to run a health insurance business.
Cooper Hefner, Playboy’s chief creative officer and the son of magazine founder Hugh Hefner, called the nudity ban a mistake on Monday in a post on his Twitter account.
“Nudity was never the problem because nudity isn’t a problem,” he wrote. “Today we’re taking our identity back and reclaiming who we are.”
Playboy declined to comment further.
The latest issue features several pictorial spreads of nude women.
There is also an interview with actress Scarlett Johansson and pieces on actor Adam Scott and TV host Van Jones for those who say they only read Playboy for the articles.


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Question: Love Island: Danny Dyer tipped to ENTER the villa

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Love Island 2018: Fans excited as EastEnders star Danny Dyer tipped to ENTER the villa alongside daughter Dani DANNY Dyer fans are thrilled at the prospect of the actor entering the Love Island villa.
Dani Dyer has joined the Love Island 2018 line-up [ITV]
Love Island fans can barely contain their excitement as EastEnders star Danny Dyer has been tipped to enter the villa alongside daughter Dani Dyer.
The series 4 line-up was released earlier this week, with 11 sexy singletons set to enter the Mallorca abode.
And although the 2018 series has yet to begin, Danny’s offspring has already been tipped to go all the way.
With the Dani a favourite to make it to the finals, fans have already began relishing the idea of her hardman dad walking through the doors.
Love Island fans are thrilled at the prospect of Danny Dyer entering the villa [Instagram/ Dani Dyer]
Love Island: Will the islanders be shocked by the sudden appearance of Danny Dyer? [ITV]
As with previous series of the Caroline Flack fronted show, the parents of the islanders usually make an appearance in the villa, to meet their son/daughter’s partner.
So with that being said, there’s a very strong possibility that the Mick Carter actor could be entering the villa – and fans are ecstatic.
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Taking to Twitter, viewers were quick to share their excitement about the thought of Danny meeting his daughter’s potential new boyfriend in the villa.
“No words for how buzzed I am for all the boys in #loveisland to be scared s**tless when Danny Dyer strolls in during the meet the parents episode,” commented one viewer.
Danny Dyer could enter the villa as part of the 'meet the parents' segment [Getty]
While another shared: “It’s just occurred to me that if Dani Dyer makes it to the #LoveIsland final then DANNY DYER will enter the villa. This changes EVERYTHING. She has to stay in until the end.”
A third proclaimed: “Dani better get to the end cause I wanna see danny dyer go in at the end for when they meet the parents uno #loveisland.”
“If Dani Dyer isn’t kept in the show just to watch Danny Dyer meet the boy that his daughter has been getting with, I will be disappointed #loveisland,” tweeted a fourth account.
“@LoveIsland hasn't even started yet and I'm looking forward to the parents coming into the villa just so I can see Danny Dyer grill the s**t out of the lad Dani is coupled up with #LoveIsland2018 #LoveIsland #dannydyer,” mused a fifth.
Love Island 2018: Dani Dyer has already been tipped to in [ITV]
With another fan adding: “Imagine when parents come to #LoveIsland and Danny dyer turns up like breaking a geezers arm.”
Love Island kicks off Monday 4 June at 9pm on ITV2.

Football fans are celebrating last night’s incredible England game win against Colombia. But although football is coming home, the Love Island contestants, including Dani Dyer and Jack Fincham, may not be able to witness it. Fans of the show will know that the islanders are not granted any form of access or information from the outside world. Unfortunately for the contestants, this includes any information about how England are doing in the World Cup. This was revealed last week when dumped islander Rosie Williams told the Metro: “The boys, and me as well, we would try and find out the scores but no one would tell us anything.
"And we asked if we could possibly watch it but [they said] no. "In Love Island you are just in the villa with no contact from outside world so watching football would be some contact." Rosie also went on to explain that the ban would remain intact even if England made it to the final of the World Cup. And it looks like the ban remains the same, as an ITV spokesperson recently confirmed the news. They told Metro.co.uk: “They haven’t watched it, they aren’t aware of the results, and there are no current plans for them to see it.”
ITV Love Island 2018: Dani and Jack will not be able to watch the World Cup finale
Love Island 2018: The most talked about moments Mon, July 2, 2018 Love Island 2018: The most talked about moments on the ITV2 show. Play slideshow ITV 1 of 36 Rosie tries to get over Adam by posing for her personal villa style photoshoot with Megan
ITV’s ban on any outside contact for the islanders means the contestants who make it to the end of the series will miss the entire World Cup. The final match is due to be played on 15 July. Meanwhile Love Island is rumoured to see its final episode on 30 July. But will the producers make an exception if England makes it to the World Cup final? This information follows the revealed that Ofcom has received thousands of complaints for Love Island.
ITV Love Island 2018: Caroline will not allow the islanders to see the world cup
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Question: Qualcomm Leaks Google Tango-Enabled Asus Zenfone AR

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Qualcomm let slip some information about an upcoming Asus smartphone — and a very interesting one at that. The company seems to have accidentally published a blog post containing information about an “Asus Zenfone AR,” which is only the second consumer-facing Google Tango-enabled smartphone. So why do we think that the blog post is a leak? Well, it’s dated January 4, it is about a phone to be unveiled at CES and has since been taken down — but not before publications like GSMArena saw it.
Another interesting fact about the device is that it will be the first Tango-enabled phone that also supports Google’s Daydream View headset — making it a perfect device for those interested in augmented and virtual reality.
More: Ultraslim Asus notebook could be getting flagship GeForce GPU
The device will also make use of the Qualcomm Snapdragon 821. While that is 2016’s flagship and we’re now turning to chips like the Snapdragon 835, the Snapdragon 821 is still a very powerful processor and can handle a lot more than the only other Tango-enabled phone on the market, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro.
Following the Qualcomm leak, Evan Blass, also known on Twitter as @evleaks, posted renders of what he says is the Asus Zenfone AR.
ASUS ZenFone AR (2nd Google Tango phone) pic.twitter.com/ctKQ9IKfeC — Evan Blass (@evleaks) January 2, 2017
There is no word on pricing or availability for the phone just yet, but more information should be announced when the phone is presumably launched at CES on Wednesday.
The Zenfone AR isn’t the only Zenfone we expect to see at CES 2017. Asus has also tweeted about a new Zenfone that will feature the “world’s best processor,” which we assume to be the Qualcomm Snapdragon 835. While no other details about the new device have surfaced just yet, like the Zenfone AR, more will be announced shortly.

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Question: Gold coin worth $1,200 left in SC Salvation Army kettle

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TEGA CAY, S.C. (AP) — An anonymous person dropped a single gold coin worth about $1,200 in a Salvation Army kettle in South Carolina.
Multiple media outlets report the one-ounce South African Krugerrand was dropped into a Salvation Army kettle during a fundraising drive at a Walmart store in Tega Cay.
The coin will likely be sold to a jeweler’s store with proceeds going to Salvation Army programs.
Mike McGee of the Salvation Army in Rock Hill says a typical kettle fundraiser will raise about $300 a day.
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The holiday season is synonymous with the bell ringers with the Salvation Army. That is where 40% of their donations is from those red buckets.
You hear about big donations when the season starts and this year, there was A HUGE donation last Wednesday.
Volunteers were checking the bucket outside of a grocery store in Portland, Oregon and there was a $100 bill on top. Then they realized that it wasn’t just one $100 bill.
Turned out someone who walked by and threw in a HUNDRED $100 bills in the bucket. Now, if you do the math, that’s TEN THOUSAND BUCKS!
That is the largest single donation that the Portland area has ever received!
The largest in the US was when someone dropped half-a-million dollars into a Salvation Army kettle in Minnesota!


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Question: Port authority review Aqua Ohio, YSU housing projects

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Aqua Ohio will soon break ground on its new division headquarters at CASTLO Industrial Park in Struthers, and LRC Realty will break ground for The Enclave on Youngstown State University’s campus.
Both projects were discussed at the Western Reserve Port Authority’s economic development committee’s meeting Wednesday.
Aqua Ohio has closed on the sale of 4.8 acres in the CASTLO development, which the port authority manages.
Ground will be broken next week for the new office and operations center.
“We needed more space,” said Jeff La Rue, Aqua Ohio spokesman.
Aqua has operated in Struthers since the early 1900s.
Akron-based LRC Realty development group provided the committee an update on the complex to feature student-apartment suites and retail shops.
Groundbreaking will be July 10.
The Enclave is a more than $13 million project that will bring 65 student housing units retail space to the YSU campus at the corner of Lincoln and Wick avenues. Construction on The Enclave will be finished by summer 2018 and ready for that fall semester.
“We are committed to this, and we are going to move forward for this,” said Gary O’Nesti, special projects director for LRC and a YSU graduate.
Read more about the projects in Thursday's Vindicator or on Vindy.com.

An administrative law judge in Minnesota has dealt a setback to a proposed gas-fired power plant in Superior, Wis.
Minnesota Power wants to join with Dairyland Power Cooperative to build the plant, saying it would provide backup for wind energy that the Minnesota utility is adding to its system.
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Minnesota Public Radio reports that several clean energy groups oppose the project, saying approving the fossil fuel plant would make it impossible for Minnesota to meet its emissions targets.
Minnesota Power says it will reviewing the judge’s recommendations.
Her findings are not binding on the commission, which is expected to consider Minnesota Power’s petition this fall.


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Question: Carlos Santana says Grammy comments about Adele and Beyonce were taken out of context

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Josh Groban dissed Mariah Carey after her disastrous NYE performance, but it was all in jest, and now the singer is apologizing for his sarcastic response.
Minutes after Mariah Carey‘s NYE performance, singer Josh Groban tweeted: “Any time one of the greatest voices of my generation lip syncs an angel loses its wings.”
The tweet was not taken lightly. Mariah fans hated on Josh, and led him to delete his tweet.
The next day, on January 1, Josh wrote on Twitter: “Deleted my tweets about a certain performance because it was made in humor but taken way more meanly than intended. Not out to diss artists.”
Mariah stunned the world when she botched her New Year’s Eve performance during Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve on December 31. The performance was full of flubs, including lip-synching, poorly executed dance moves and then, completely giving up at the end.
Josh’s joke was a play on the famous line “every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings” from the movie “It’s a Wonderful Life.”
We don’t think he meant any harm, but tweets can definitely be misconstrued! We’re glad he apologized for his remarks, which were seen as very mean by some.
Mariah is already moving on from the talked-about performance. She wrote on her own Twitter on January 1, “Sh*t happens… Have a happy and healthy new year everybody! Here’s to making more headlines in 2017!”
Despite her casual tweet, sources told HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY: “She may have tried to play it off with a silly tweet, as any artist would, but she’s a perfectionist who cares a lot about her image and her fans.” The source continued: “Mariah is not happy about the technical difficulties at all.”
HollywoodLifers, do you think Josh was trying to be mean to Mariah? Or was he just kidding? Do you accept his apology?
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Question: How PolitiFact won over SpaceX founder & media-critic Elon Musk

FILE - In this Dec. 2, 2015, file photo, Tesla Motors Inc. CEO Elon Musk delivers a speech at the Paris Pantheon Sorbonne University as part of the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Paris. For years, Tesla has boasted that its cars and SUVs are safer than other vehicles on the roads, and CEO Elon Musk doubled down on the claims in a series of tweets this week. Francois Mori, File AP Photo

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“It’s easy, at a time of rolling scandals and hourly push alerts, to lose sight of how extraordinary this moment is,” CJR Editor and Publisher Kyle Pope writes in the opening pages of our new print issue. The past year has been unlike any the US political world has ever seen. Donald Trump’s rise from reality-TV celebrity to reality-TV president challenged and changed journalism in myriad ways. CJR’s fall magazine looks at the people, moments, and news organizations Trump’s presidency has affected.
From Ivanka to “the dossier” to a moment of reckoning for the political press, the issue tackles some of the biggest personalities and existential questions that have become part of the daily conversation in Washington.
In the days to come, we’ll be posting great pieces, including CJR’s Pope on his time as editor of The New York Observer under Jared Kushner (which publishes on cjr.org at noon today), McKay Coppins on the threat posed by right-wing media, Collier Meyerson on covering a country where race is everywhere, and many more. So keep checking in as we roll out the new issue, and if you’re not already a member, we’d be grateful for your support—$50 gets you a year of access to exclusive content, four issues of the print magazine, and invitations to CJR events.
Below, the first few pieces we’ve already made available online.
Best press he’s ever had : In perhaps my favorite piece in the issue, former New York Daily News gossip columnist Lloyd Grove looks at Trump’s complicated and profitable relationship with tabloid journalism.
In perhaps my favorite piece in the issue, former New York Daily News gossip columnist Lloyd Grove looks at Trump’s complicated and profitable relationship with tabloid journalism. Trump and the Watergate effect : The Washington Post’s Margaret Sullivan wonders whether the work being done by journalists today will inspire the next generation of Woodwards and Bernsteins.
The Washington Post’s Margaret Sullivan wonders whether the work being done by journalists today will inspire the next generation of Woodwards and Bernsteins. Can the First Amendment save us? : Columbia University President and First Amendment scholar Lee C. Bollinger writes about battles over press freedom and trust in the Trump era.
Columbia University President and First Amendment scholar Lee C. Bollinger writes about battles over press freedom and trust in the Trump era. When all the news that fits is Trump: Former New York Times Executive Editor Jill Abramson praises the work that journalists have done in the first year of the new presidency, but warns of the pitfalls of the Trump bump.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. shed 33,000 jobs in September because of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, which closed thousands of businesses in Texas and Florida and forced widespread evacuations. It marked the first monthly hiring drop in nearly seven years.
The unemployment rate fell to 4.2 percent from 4.4 percent, the Labor Department said Friday, the lowest level since 2001 and a sign that the job market remains fundamentally solid. Hiring is expected to rebound in coming months as businesses in the area reopen and bring back employees and construction companies ramp up repair and renovation work.
"The labor market remains in good shape," said Gus Faucher, chief economist at PNC Financial. "The job losses were due to disruptions from hurricanes, not underlying weakness in the economy."
Last month's drop was driven by huge losses in restaurants and bars, which accounted for 105,000 fewer jobs, a sign of the damage to Florida's tourism industry. Roughly 1.5 million people were unable to work last month because of the weather, the government said, the most in 20 years.
Outside of hurricane-hit areas, plenty of Americans found work. The number of people describing themselves as unemployed fell to 6.8 million, the fewest since March 2007, before the Great Recession began. That sign of health makes it appear all but certain that the Federal Reserve will raise its benchmark short-term interest rate in December. According to data from the CME Group, investors now foresee a 93 percent chance of a Fed rate hike then.
Fed Chair Janet Yellen has said she expects pay raises to accelerate as unemployment declines.
Hourly workers who couldn't work because of the storms and missed a paycheck would have been counted as not working in the government's survey of businesses, thereby lowering September's job total. That's true even if those employees returned to work after the storm passed or will return.
The unemployment rate fell because it is calculated with a separate survey of households. That survey counted people as employed even if they were temporarily off work because of the storms. In fact, the proportion of adults who have jobs rose to 60.4 percent, the highest since January 2009.
Average hourly wages rose a healthy 2.9 percent from 12 months earlier. Still, the government said that figure was artificially inflated by the loss of so many lower-paid workers in hurricane-hit areas. The result was that higher-paid workers disproportionately boosted the wage figure.
More than 11 million people had been employed in the 87 counties in Texas and Florida that were declared disaster areas, the government says. That's equal to about 7.7 percent of the nation's workforce.
Other recent indicators point to a solid economy and job market. This week, a survey of services firms — covering restaurants, construction companies, retail stores, banks and others — found that they expanded in September at their fastest monthly pace since 2005. That followed a survey of manufacturers, which found an equally strong gain. Factory activity expanded at the fastest pace in more than 13 years.
Some signs suggest that a rebound from the hurricanes is already boosting the economy. Auto sales, which had been lackluster this year, jumped 6.1 percent to more than 1.5 million in September from a year ago, according to Autodata Corp., as Americans began to replace cars destroyed by the storms. That increase in purchases should soon lead automakers to step up production.
Harvey caused about $76 billion to $87 billion in economic losses, according to Moody's Analytics, an economic consulting firm. The estimate includes damage to homes and businesses as well as lost business and economic output. That calculation would make Harvey the second-worst U.S. natural disaster, after Hurricane Katrina in 2005.
Irma will likely end up having caused $58 billion to $83 billion in economic losses, Moody's forecasts. Maria, which hammered Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, could cost $45 billion to $95 billion, though that is a preliminary estimate.

WASHINGTON — Americans increased their spending at gasoline stations and restaurants in January, boosting retail sales even though auto buying fell.
Retail sales rose a seasonally adjusted 0.4 percent, down from a solid 1 percent gain in December, the Commerce Department said Wednesday.
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The gains point to continued economic growth. But they also indicate that improving consumer sentiment after President Donald Trump’s presidential election, especially optimism among Republicans, has yet to significantly boost retail sales.
“Sales are growing at a decent clip, but the surge in consumers’ confidence since the election is yet to translate into stronger spending,” said Ian Shepherdson, chief economist at Pantheon Macroeconomics.
Higher gas prices drove a 2.3 percent sales increase at service stations last month. Gasoline prices climbed 7.8 percent between January and December, according to a separate Labor Department report released Wednesday. The retail sales report does not adjust its figures for prices.
Purchases at restaurants and bars climbed 1.4 percent. Building materials stores saw a slight 0.3 percent gain.
But sales at auto dealers slipped 1.2 percent, a sharp pull back after jumping 2.9 percent in December.
Sales at non-store retailers such as internet outlets were flat in January, although they have climbed 12 percent over the past year as more Americans prefer to shop via their computers and phones.
Over the past 12 months, total retail sales have risen a solid 5.6 percent. The greater spending likely reflects the improving job market. Employers added 227,000 workers in January, while the unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.8 percent because more people started looking for jobs and were counted as unemployed.


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She was 43.\nPolice had initially ruled Wood\'s death as accidental but years later, bruises on Wood\'s body led the Los Angeles County coroner\'s office to change the cause of death from "accidental drowning" to "drowning and other undetermined factors."\nIn 2011, the Los Angeles Sheriff\'s Department reopened its investigation into Wood\'s death , saying they had been contacted by people claiming to have "additional information" about the drowning.\nOn Thursday, authorities said that after reviewing more than 100 tips, they obtained new witnesses statements that "portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night."\nRead More']" != "['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', 'Trump call for unity among Americans in his State of the Union address last night met with alarm from minorities\nTrump call for unity among Americans in his State of the Union address last night met with alarm from minorities\nRose McGowan says it\'s time for Harvey Weinstein to drop his story about a "consensual" relationship\nRose McGowan says it\'s time for Harvey Weinstein to drop his story about a "consensual" relationship\nA law enforcement official says there\'s no indication a man identified in court documents as a "person of interest" after the Las Vegas massacre committed a federal crime or had any involvement or knowledge of the mass shooting.\nA law enforcement official says there\'s no indication a man identified in court documents as a "person of interest" after the Las Vegas massacre committed a federal crime or had any involvement or knowledge of the mass shooting.\nNearly 30 more women and girls have confronted disgraced former sports doctor Larry Nassar in a Michigan courtroom as he awaits another sentencing for sexual assaults under the guise of medical treatment\nNearly 30 more women and girls have confronted disgraced former sports doctor Larry Nassar in a Michigan courtroom as he awaits another sentencing for sexual assaults under the guise of medical treatment\nFans attending the Super Bowl in Minneapolis will have the chance to go through security screening off-site, and out of the elements\nFans attending the Super Bowl in Minneapolis will have the chance to go through security screening off-site, and out of the elements\nComedian Roy Wood Jr. on why comedians are the "white blood cells of a sickened democracy"\nComedian Roy Wood Jr. on why comedians are the "white blood cells of a sickened democracy"\nComedian Roy Wood Jr. on joking around in the era of Trump\nComedian Roy Wood Jr. on joking around in the era of Trump\nLos Angeles police say middle school shooting that critically injured a boy was accidental; 12-year-old girl booked for negligent discharge of a firearm.\nLos Angeles police say middle school shooting that critically injured a boy was accidental; 12-year-old girl booked for negligent discharge of a firearm.\nA father of three victims of Larry Nassar has tried to attack the disgraced former sports doctor during a court hearing in Michigan.\nA father of three victims of Larry Nassar has tried to attack the disgraced former sports doctor during a court hearing in Michigan.\nThe Latest: Dad who lunged at Nassar says he\'s \'no hero\'\nThe Latest: Dad who lunged at Nassar says he\'s \'no hero\'\nActor and screenwriter Paul Rudd will be subjected to a comedic roast as he picks up his 2018 Man of the Year award from the nation\'s oldest collegiate theatrical organization at Harvard University.\nActor and screenwriter Paul Rudd will be subjected to a comedic roast as he picks up his 2018 Man of the Year award from the nation\'s oldest collegiate theatrical organization at Harvard University.\nNN California\'s water managers are carrying out their mid-winter snowpack survey as the winter\'s dry spell persists.\nNN California\'s water managers are carrying out their mid-winter snowpack survey as the winter\'s dry spell persists.\nCancer from cellphones? New studies say no need to hang up\nCancer from cellphones? New studies say no need to hang up\nA new study finds how deep wastewater is injected is key to understanding the quake outbreak in Oklahoma.\nA new study finds how deep wastewater is injected is key to understanding the quake outbreak in Oklahoma.\nThe former Hawaii state employee who sent the alert that mistakenly warned of an incoming missile says he\'s devastated for causing panic, but was "100 percent sure" it was a real attack.\nThe former Hawaii state employee who sent the alert that mistakenly warned of an incoming missile says he\'s devastated for causing panic, but was "100 percent sure" it was a real attack.\nAn Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history said his customer didn\'t raise suspicions that he planned to commit any crimes.\nAn Arizona man who sold ammunition to the gunman in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history said his customer didn\'t raise suspicions that he planned to commit any crimes.\nThe mystery of the death of acclaimed actress Natalie Wood has endured nearly four decades.\nThe mystery of the death of acclaimed actress Natalie Wood has endured nearly four decades.\nThe father of three of Larry Nassar\'s victims has apologized to a judge after he tried to attack the former sports doctor who has admitted to sexually assaulting girls under the guise of medical treatment.\nThe father of three of Larry Nassar\'s victims has apologized to a judge after he tried to attack the former sports doctor who has admitted to sexually assaulting girls under the guise of medical treatment.\n(AP File Photo). FILE - In this April 23, 1972 file photo, actor Robert Wagner and his former wife, actress Natalie Wood, pose at the Dorchester Hotel in London, England. Investigators are now calling Wagner a "person of interest" in the 1981 death of ...\n(AP Photo/File). FILE - A Dec. 1, 1981 file photo shows actress Natalie Wood. Investigators are now calling 87-year-old actor Robert Wagner a "person of interest" in the 1981 death of his wife Natalie Wood. Mystery has swirled around Wood\'s death. It w...\n(Photo by Todd Williamson /Invision/AP). FILE - In this Dec. 1, 2013 file photo, Robert Wagner attends The Caucus for Producers, Writers and Directors 31st Annual Awards in Beverly Hills, Calif. New witnesses have emerged in the 1981 drowning of actres...\n(AP Photo/Paul J. Harrington, File). FILE - This Nov. 30, 1981 file photo shows the "Prince Valiant," the inflatable dinghy used by Natalie Wood, moored at the harbor in Avalon, Calif., after it washed up on the rocks on Santa Catalina Island. Patrolme...\nBy BRIAN MELLEY\nAssociated Press\nLOS ANGELES (AP) - The mystery of the death of acclaimed actress Natalie Wood has endured for nearly four decades as the investigation has ebbed and flowed like the tides off a California island where her body was found floating on Thanksgiving weekend 1981.\nRenewed interest came this week when the lead detective in the case said her widower, actor Robert Wagner, now 87, is considered a person of interest.\nHere\'s a look at what\'s known about the death and the investigation over the years.\nALL ABOARD\nThe body of Wood, 43, was found off Catalina Island, a scenic getaway about 30 miles south of the Los Angeles-area coastline. The three-time Academy Award nominee who starred in "West Side Story" and "Rebel Without a Cause" couldn\'t swim. She was wearing a red down jacket and nightgown.\nShe had been drinking heavily aboard a yacht with her husband and with actor Christopher Walken, who was filming the thriller "Brainstorm" with Wood. The only other person aboard was the boat\'s captain.\nWagner, who was starring at the time in the TV drama "Hart to Hart," has denied any involvement in his wife\'s death, and no charges have been filed.\nTHEORIES FROM TWO KEY WITNESSES\nWagner wrote in a 2008 memoir that he and Walken argued that night. Walken went to bed and Wagner stayed up for a while, he wrote. When he went to bed, he noticed his wife and a rubber dinghy that had been tied to the yacht were missing.\n"There are only two possibilities," Wagner wrote, "either she was trying to get away from the argument, or she was trying to tie the dinghy. But the bottom line is that nobody knows exactly what happened."\nWalken has said little publicly over the years about the incident and has offered brusque replies at times when pressed. However, he told Playboy in 1997 that he thought Wood was probably half-asleep and slipped, hit her head and fell from the dinghy.\n"Anybody there saw the logistics - of the boat, the night, where we were, that it was raining - and would know exactly what happened," Walken said. "You hear about things happening to people - they slip in the bathtub, fall down the stairs, step off the curb in London because they think that the cars come the other way - and they die. You feel you want to die making an effort at something; you don\'t want to die in some unnecessary way."\nCHANGING INVESTIGATION\nAuthorities initially ruled the death an accidental drowning, but that changed. They reopened the investigation in 2011 after the boat\'s captain, Dennis Davern, said he heard the couple arguing the night of her disappearance.\nThe Los Angeles coroner\'s office amended Wood\'s death certificate in 2012 to include "drowning and other undetermined factors."\nThe change was due in part because investigators couldn\'t rule out that some of the bruises and marks on Wood\'s body happened before she went into the water, according to the report. Wood wasn\'t wearing a life jacket, had no history of suicide attempts and didn\'t leave a note.\nThe report also revealed that investigators hadn\'t preserved Wood\'s fingernails to determine if she had tried to claw her way back into the dinghy. Scratch marks were found on the craft\'s hull.\nWhen the case was reopened, Los Angeles County sheriff\'s Lt. John Corina said Wagner was not a suspect.\nThis week, Corina told CBS News that he didn\'t believe Wagner had told the whole story about what happened and called him a person of interest in the case.\nInitially, a sheriff\'s spokeswoman downplayed the report Thursday and said there was nothing new in the case. But later, the department issued a statement confirming that Wagner is a person of interest.\n"Do we have enough to make an arrest at this moment? No," spokeswoman Nicole Nishida said.\nWHAT WALKEN AND WAGNER TOLD INVESTIGATORS\nInvestigators made at least 10 attempts to interview Wagner again after reopening the investigation in 2011, including tracking him down in Colorado. But either Wagner or his lawyer refused.\nWagner\'s attorney, Blair Berk, issued a statement five years ago saying neither Wagner nor his daughters had any new information and blaming people for trying to exploit the 30th anniversary of Wood\'s death.\n"Mr. Wagner has fully cooperated over the last 30 years in the investigation of the accidental drowning of his wife in 1981," Berk said at the time. "Mr. Wagner has been interviewed on multiple occasions by the Los Angeles sheriff\'s department and answered every single question asked of him by detectives during those interviews."\nAt the time, Corina said Walken gave a prepared statement and spoke to detectives for an hour.\nDetectives also interviewed other actors who knew Wagner and Wood to learn more about their relationship.\nNEW WITNESSES COME FORWARD\nNew witnesses interviewed since the case was reopened gave statements that "portray a new sequence of events on the boat that night," said Nishida, the sheriff\'s spokeswoman.\nOne witness described hearing yelling and crashing sounds coming from the couple\'s stateroom, she said. Shortly afterward, other witnesses heard a man and woman arguing on the back of the boat and believe the voices were those of Wood and Wagner.\nThose statements differ from the version of events originally provided by witnesses, including those who were on the boat, she said.\nIn the past, people on boats moored near the yacht have provided witness statements.\nWagner\'s publicist, Alan Nierob, declined to comment Thursday.\nCopyright 2018 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.']"

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After cruising through a perfect first set, the 23-year-old Gavrilova needed to save a set point in the competitive second set to hand the 13th-seeded Mladenovic her third straight loss.
"She has a history of great comebacks. She has done it at the French Open almost every match," Gavrilova said after the match.
"She stepped up her game and was playing a bit loser and was not making as many unforced errors because the first set was not a great set from her."
Gavrilova moves on to face Italian Camila Giorgi in the round of 32 on Tuesday.
Earlier in the day big-serving Czech Petra Kvitova battled back to defeat Anett Kontaveit 1-6 7-6(2) 3-6.
Kvitova, the tournament's 14th seed and a two-time Wimbledon champion, will face either wildcard American Sloane Stephens or Czech Lucie Safarova, who will play at the Lindner Family Tennis Center on Tuesday.
(Reporting by Rory Carroll; Editing by Janet Lawrence)