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Screenshot from a video provided by Pacific Yellowfin Charters shows an astute seal seeks shelter on the swim grid of a tourist boat in Frederick Arm, north of Campbell River.
A seal escaped the jaws of hungry orcas by hitching a ride on a nearby tourist vessel on July 1, and the encounter was caught on video.
A pod of transient orcas were hunting the harbour seal in Frederick Arm, an inlet north of Campbell River, when the savvy animal swam up to the boat and climbed aboard.
Footage provided by Pacific Yellowfin Charters shows the worried-looking seal hiding behind the boat’s outboard motor on the swim grid, a low platform at the stern of the vessel.
The clever seal occasionally glances up at passengers aboard the 26-foot boat. But it’s mostly focused on its hungry hunters, which circulate below and breach menacingly just meters away.
The boat eventually navigated away from the scene, and the seal slipped away.

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"We have excellent data on wages, on training ... but we don\'t know much about the conditions of work," says Nicole Maestas, an economist and associate health care policy professor at Harvard Medical School who is the lead researcher on this study.\nWhat the researchers found was that more than 1 in 4 Americans surveyed say they don\'t have enough time to do their jobs, with about half of Americans reporting that they do some work in their free time. This was most prevalent among white-collar workers. Two-thirds of all workers say they frequently work under tight deadlines or at high speed.\nIn addition, 1 in 5 reported experiencing verbal abuse, threats, humiliating behavior or unwanted sexual attention at work in the past month; or they experienced bullying, harassment or sexual harassment in the past year.\n"One thing that really struck me was the high prevalence of hostile social interactions at work," says Maestas. Her survey found that while such interactions were seen across the board, verbal abuse was much more common in customer service jobs and experienced at the highest rates among men who did not graduate from college. Younger women and women of "prime age," defined in the survey as ages 35-49, experienced the most unwanted sexual attention.\nBut people who have "good" bosses — or bosses who respect them, praise them, work with them and give feedback — were less likely to have workers who reported verbal or physical threats, Maestra notes.\n"Maybe bad bosses are part of the problem," she says, when it comes to a hostile work environment.\nAmerican workers feel, by and large, that they have a reasonable amount of autonomy on the job and are confident in their skills. Still, many workers, particularly those in service jobs and without a college degree, have little control over their work schedules. Some experience schedule changes the day of work or the day before.\nNew York and San Francisco have passed laws requiring employers to make schedules more predictable, and Oregon may become the first state to require at least a week\'s notice of duty hours for certain service jobs so employees can plan doctors\' appointments and child care and get to their second jobs.\nDespite multiple studies showing the benefits of telecommuting, it is still a rare option for many workers. The RAND survey found that 78 percent of employees are required to show up at their workplaces during regular business hours.\nNo matter where we work, friendships play an important role in how we perceive our jobs. Sixty-one percent of women agree with the statement "I have very good friends at work," while 53 percent of men agreed.\nWhile the emotional support helps, many jobs are simply tough on the body. Seventy-five percent of people surveyed report intense or repetitive physical exertion on the job at least 25 percent of the time. While workers who don\'t have a college education report greater physical challenges on the job — think health care aides and construction workers — college-educated and older workers face significant physical challenges as well, particularly in the medical and sales fields where they are lifting heavy items and on their feet most of the day.\nThe physical exertion of their jobs may be why some older Americans retire early. It\'s also a prime consideration for many seniors who say they would consider going back to work for the "right" job, Maestas says.\n"We\'ve got more people retiring than ever, and there just aren\'t enough younger workers to both release retirees and grow the economy," she says, so employers should take notice of workplace conditions if they want to retain older, experienced workers.\nAdditionally, 55 percent of workers report they are exposed to physical risks like smoke, fumes, infectious materials, extreme temperatures and vibrations from hand tools about 25 percent of the time. "That was strikingly high," Maestas says.\nSaba Waheed, the research director at UCLA\'s Labor Center who was not involved in the study, says she was also surprised by the extent of the health and safety challenges revealed in the survey.\n"We have a lot of great laws, but we need better enforcement," she says.\nWhile she largely praises the survey\'s comprehensiveness, Waheed says she would have like to see how workers fared along hourly versus non-hourly lines, as well as the experiences reported by part-time versus full-time workers. "I would really love to see race in here," she says, as well.\nMaestas says that the survey did not break down workers by race because doing so would have resulted in numbers too small to be statistically significant.\nThe American Working Conditions Survey is based on a European workplace survey conducted every five years. Maestas and her team plan to compare the U.S. data with European data in 2018.\nThe survey was funded by the Alfred P. 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This male lion who was spotted hitching a ride on the back of a 4×4 as it drove though a safari park in South Africa.(Picture: Jukin Media)
Lions clearly get tired too if this is anything to go by..
Just take a look at this male lion who was spotted hitching a ride on the back of a 4×4 as it drove though a safari park in South Africa.
The lion had been part of a group of other lions when he took a leap and pounced on the spare tyre attached to the back of the vehicle.
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Footage shows his devoted followers dutifully lining up behind the lion as he hitched the ride.
Dog owner filmed beating, kicking and threatening pet with weapons
Using it’s two hind legs, the animal slowly walks behind the car as it drove through the park near Pietermaritzburg.
It is unclear how long the lion hitched a lift but the footage lasts at least a minute before the car rolls to a stop.
Footage shows his devoted followers dutifully lining up behind the lion as he hitched the ride (Picture: Jukin Media)
This is not the first time a lion has jumped on the back of a car for a free ride.
In June last year, a family was faced with a hungry lion sinking its teeth into their car’s spare wheel at a safari park.
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Washington (CNN) A UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter with three crew members on board experienced a hard landing Monday, crashing in Leonardtown, Maryland.
One of the crew members was medevaced from the scene, Ft. Belvoir spokesperson Jimmie Cummings told CNN.
No additional details were provided about the other crewmembers or why the helicopter, which came from Ft. Belvoir, crashed at approximately 1:50 p.m.
One witness, Garrett Bowles, told CNN he thinks the helicopter hit some trees as it went down. One other helicopter was at the scene when it crashed, Bowles told CNN.
Another witness, Bianca Melton, told CNN the helicopter looked like it stalled out before crashing.
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Question: Uma Thurman: Harvey Weinstein assaulted me

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Uma Thurman is ready to share her story about Harvey Weinstein -- the disgraced movie mogul who stands accused of sexual misconduct by more than 60 women.
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The actress, who starred in several blockbusters produced by Weinstein, gave a bombshell interview to The New York Times where she details a series of disturbing incidents, including an alleged assault in his London hotel room.
Saturday's article, by New York Times op-ed columnist Maureen Dowd, described the actress as "furious" that more legal action has not been taken against 65-year-old Weinstein. The Miramax and Weinstein Company co-founder was ousted from his professional roles last fall when allegations against him first surfaced publicly.
When reached for comment Saturday, a representative for Thurman said the Times article "speaks for itself" and declined to comment further.
Through a spokesperson, Weinstein has previously denied allegations of sexual assault.
When reached for comment regarding Thurman's allegations, a spokesperson said Weinstein was "saddened and puzzled" by her allegation of assault.
Weinstein's representative also sent photos that the spokesperson said "demonstrate the strong relationship Mr. Weinstein and Ms. Thurman had had over the years."
"Mr. Weinstein acknowledges making an awkward pass 25 years ago at Ms. Thurman in England after misreading her signals, after a flirtatious exchange in Paris, for which he immediately apologized and deeply regrets," the spokesperson said. "However, her claims about being physically assaulted are untrue."
Dozens of women have come forward publicly to accuse Weinstein of misconduct following explosive reports in the New York Times and the New Yorker last year about his treatment of women, including young actresses with whom he worked. He has been accused of rape, assault and other forms of sexual misconduct. His representative said he sought treatment after the allegations were made public and that any allegations of non-consensual sex were "unequivocally denied."
The decades of alleged abuse by Weinstein set in motion an ongoing anti-harassment movement that's been punctuated by campaigns including "#metoo."
It's had ripple effects across multiple industries, taking down powerful men in the media and business worlds.
Thurman hinted months ago that she too had something to say about Weinstein. Last Thanksgiving, she wished everyone a happy holiday on Instagram, but added a scathing caveat: "Except you Harvey, and all your wicked conspirators - I'm glad it's going slowly - you don't deserve a bullet."
Thurman also told Dowd that, as she relived her experiences with Weinstein, she also drudged up another painful memory.
She said that, more than a decade ago, Weinstein's longtime studio collaborator, director Quentin Tarantino, coerced her into driving a rickety car down a dirt road on the set of the movie "Kill Bill," which she ended up crashing into a palm tree. The actress said the incident left her in a neck brace and put her professional relationship with Tarantino on shaky ground.
The Times published footage of the incident, which Thurman says she obtained after 15 years.
She described the event as "dehumanization to the point of death."
"Harvey assaulted me but that didn't kill me," Thurman told Dowd. "What really got me about the crash was that it was a cheap shot. I had been through so many rings of fire by that point. I had really always felt a connection to the greater good in my work with Quentin and most of what I allowed to happen to me and what I participated in was kind of like a horrible mud wrestle with a very angry brother."
A representative for Tarantino did not respond to a request for comment Saturday.
Thurman and Tarantino also worked together in her star-making role as Mia in 1994's "Pulp Fiction," which Weinstein produced.

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Allegations of sexual harassment against Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein’s have been “floating around” since the 1990s, yet the highest-of-profile Democrats had no problem taking cash from the producer of such movies as Pulp Fiction and Oscar-winner Shakespeare in Love.
According to a bombshell New York Times report on Oct. 5, Weinstein settled no fewer than eight sexual harassment complaints over 25 years, between 1990 and 2015.
In 2016, Weinstein hosted a fundraiser for Hillary Clinton that included several A-list actors. He has donated to her political campaigns about 10 times between 1999 and 2016.
During the Obama presidency, he visited the White House 13 times. The Obamas routinely visited with Weinstein at fundraisers, and Weinstein even employed Malia Obama as an intern this year.
“Protecting Weinstein from the consequences of his behavior are his ‘correct’ politics,” John Nolte wrote fro Breitbart. “Weinstein is a leftist, a Democrat power donor, and high-profile political activist who passed himself off in public as a male feminist.”
Weinstein believes that “shadowy right wing forces are ‘out to get me’ and that he is being targeted for his liberal views,” DailyMail.com reported on Oct. 6. “In an echo of his close friend Hillary Clinton’s notorious claim that ‘a vast right-wing conspiracy’ was out to get her and her husband, the Democratic supporter is making the claim to those around him.”
Breitbart’s Nolte noted Weinstein’s “deeply cynical and somewhat pitiful bid to retain the affections of the Hollywood crowd” in his announcement that he would use this time to attack the NRA and President Donald Trump.
“I am going to need a place to channel that anger, so I’ve decided that I’m going to give the NRA my full attention,” Weinstein said. “I hope Wayne LaPierre will enjoy his retirement party. I’m going to do it at the same place I had my Bar Mitzvah. I’m making a movie about our President, perhaps we can make it a joint retirement party.”
Several of the allegations stem from a two-year period when Lauren O’Connor, a Weinstein employee, documented numerous complaints and compiled them in a 2015 memo. O’Connor complained, as did other females employees, that she was “being used to facilitate liaisons with vulnerable women who hoped he will get them work.” This included setting up private meetings with aspiring actresses in Weinstein’s hotel room.
The New York Times report also notes that Weinstein’s behavior has never been much of a secret. Rumors involving sexual harassment, a volcanic temper, and bullying of subordinates have swirled around Weinstein for two decades.
The Times report said: “In interviews, eight women described varying behavior by Mr. Weinstein: appearing nearly or fully naked in front of them, requiring them to be present while he bathed or repeatedly asking for a massage or initiating one himself. The women, typically in their early or mid-20s and hoping to get a toehold in the film industry, said he could switch course quickly – meetings and clipboards one moment, intimate comments the next. One woman advised a peer to wear a parka when summoned for duty as a layer of protection against unwelcome advances.
“According to one accuser, Weinstein went beyond indecent proposals. Italian model Ambra Battilana claims Weinstein ‘grabbed her breasts after asking if they were real and put his hands up her skirt[.]’ ” The police got involved but no charges were filed. According to theTimes, Weinstein later settled with Battilana.
Lisa Bloom, a high-powered attorney who usually stands with accusers, is representing Weinstein and told the Times that her client “denies many of the accusations as patently false.”
According to The Hollywood Reporter, attorney Charles Harder says Weinstein is planning to sue the New York Times. Harder said in a statement: “The New York Times published today a story that is saturated with false and defamatory statements about Harvey Weinstein. It relies on mostly hearsay accounts and a faulty report, apparently stolen from an employee personnel file, which has been debunked by 9 different eyewitnesses. We sent the Times the facts and evidence, but they ignored it and rushed to publish.”
Buzzfeed reported that Anita Dunn, a former top adviser to President Barack Obama, was among the list of public relations professionals and lawyers consulting Weinstein over the Times story.
Sources also told Buzzfeed that Lanny Davis, former special counsel to Bill Clinton, has been central to the PR effort for Weinstein.
Bustle reported that “it’s clear that as the fallout from this Weinstein expose continues and in light of the Times specifying that other female actors are allegedly involved, more and more women will be asked to comment on the allegations. Only time will tell if some will step forward.”
Gwyneth Paltrow “is one of Weinstein’s most successful collaborators,” Bustle noted. “Paltrow began working with Weinstein in the ‘90s, collaborating on movies The Pallbearer and Emma, both released in 1996. Their most successful collaboration, however, came in 1998 with Shakespeare in Love.The film won both Weinstein and Paltrow Oscars at the 1999 Academy Awards, for Best Picture and Best Actress in a Leading Role, respectively. But in a ’90s New York profile about Weinstein, the actor claimed that he called in some uncomfortable favors, like asking her to pose in an S&M outfit for Talk magazine. ‘There were certain favors that he asked me to do that I felt were not exploitive but not necessarily as great for me as they were for him,’ Paltrow told the magazine. ‘I brought this to his attention, and he said, ‘I will never do that again.’ And he’s been true to his word.’ ”
Paltrow isn’t the only female actor who has famously worked with the mogul. Jennifer Lawrence also won an Oscar for a Weinstein-produced project, Silver Linings Playbook. Other actors such as Minnie Driver (Good Will Hunting), Anna Faris (Scary Movie), Jessica Alba (Sin City), and Sienna Miller (FactoryGirl) also worked with Weinstein early in their careers, often times making movies that helped launch them further as Hollywood stars. Whether any of them will have a story to tell remains unknown.
Breitbart’s Nolte noted that “Today Weinstein is widely regarded as past his prime. Numerous reports indicate that the 65-year-old is in deep financial trouble. Moreover, he has not produced a hit or come near Oscar gold in nearly five years, and his highest profiles offerings have all bombed, including Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight. Weinstein no longer has the juice to ruin anyone. Without that shield, it looks as though Weinstein faces a reckoning that has been a long time in coming.”
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Parents are devastated that they're losing a battle to save another public school from closing in the west end of Ottawa, despite months of lobbying.
'It's a huge loss for the community.' - Sarah Bickford , parent
Ottawa-Carleton District School Board trustees recommended Tuesday night to close J.H. Putman Public School near Woodroofe Avenue and Highway 417.
It's the sixth school in west Ottawa that trustees voted to close after hearing the emotional final pitches of parents to save their schools on Monday.
J.H. Putman parents were in disbelief over the decision, including Sarah Bickford, who wiped away tears afterward.
"It's a huge loss for the community," said Bickford, her daughter standing beside her.
"They're losing sight of the children and it's just dollars and seats. Those are kids. They love their school. I just feel bad that they're losing that."
'We have been fighting so hard'
About 50 parents came together and for the last five months lobbied to keep J.H. Putman open.
Parent Gina Bies drafted an alternative solution on behalf of the group that trustees considered, but ultimately turned down.
"I'm really disappointed," said Bies. "Right now my stomach is turning and I'm mad. I think I have to go through a grief process because we have been fighting so hard for this."
Bies said she plans to keep fighting to keep the school open, but is also considering switching her son, who is in Grade 6, to another school board.
"I think that [school trustees] had their mind set in September what they were going to do and they put on a lot of window dressing to show we had the opportunity to give input," Bies said.
Gina Bies, who has a son at J.H. Putman Public School, says she won't give up the fight to save his school. (Ashley Burke/CBC News)
Sixth school so far slated to close
On Monday, school trustees recommended to keep Regina Street Public School open as an alternative school, but to close five other schools with low enrolment:
Century Public School.
Leslie Park Public School.
D. Aubrey Moodie Intermediate School.
Greenbank Middle School.
Grant Alternative School.
Shirley Seward, chair of the school board, said no one wants to close schools, but the reality is that some are too empty and others are too overcrowded. The board is trying to balance those numbers at a time when it's under financial pressure.
Parents were in disbelief after school trustees recommended to close J.H. Putman, a school they'd been lobbying to save for five months. (Ashley Burke/CBC News)
OCDSB is losing $8 million in provincial funding over three years that was used to keep half-empty classes running.
The superintendent of the board's facilities, Mike Carson, said finances are not the only reason behind the closures, but that it's cheaper to have fewer buildings to look after.
"It's a lot easier to look after one roof than two or three," said Carson. "... It makes it more efficient to use some of our limited resources and it gives us a chance to reallocate some of our teaching staff to other buildings."
Fallout of possible J.H. Putman closure
If J.H. Putman closes, it will also affect other schools:
Agincourt Road Public School would open a new intermediate wing and become a K to Grade 6 school.
Woodroffe Avenue Public School would become a JK to Grade 8 school.
Severn Avenue Public School would become a JK to Grade 6 structure for immersion students, eventually expanding up to Grade 8.
Woodroffe Avenue Public School's early French immersion boundary would be changed and current Severn Avenue English students would attend Pinecrest Public School or D. Roy Kennedy Public School.
East-end delegations are scheduled for Wednesday evening.
School board staff have recommended closing Rideau High School and sending its 400 students to Gloucester High School. Both schools are at 40 per cent capacity.
The board is expected to make its final decision about school closures at two meetings on March 1 and 7.

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July 3, 2018 (JUBA) – Ugandan airline, Eagle Air this week announced the resumption of its flights to Yei town in the southwest of South Sudan and near the Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
The decision was announced Tuesday after one-year suspension following "the harassment" of Eagle Aircrews by South Sudanese officials, according to the ch-aviation, a specialized website on aviation news.
The airline, in a statement, said the twice-weekly flights from Entebbe or Kampala to Yei town would commence from 2 July 2018 onwards.
The Eagle Air has two flights per week from Entebbe to Yei which is a business hub, attracting traders and customers from South Sudan, Uganda and Congo.
Yei is a business hub, attracting traders and customers from South Sudan, Uganda and Congo. Also, Ivory Bank and Kenya Commercial Bank have branches in the city.
The Ugandan carrier also offers scheduled flights from the Ugandan town of Entebbe to each of Pakuba, Adjumani, Gulu, and Arua in Uganda as well as Juba in South Sudan.
The only airline within Uganda, Eagle Air operates a diverse fleet of Let 410UVPEs, Beech 1900Ds, Piper (twin-piston) Seneca PA34s, and Cessna (single piston) 206s.
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One person died on spot and three others wounded in an ambush that involved two Ugandan registered buses and three other vehicles in South Sudan. The incident happened at 11:30pm, Thursday, at Amer junction, 90 Kilometres from the South Sudan capital Juba.
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Embassy of India, Kathmandu, continues to monitor the developing situation in Simikot/Hilsa route of Kailash Mansarovar Yatra (through Nepal). As of July 3rd 150 stranded pilgrims have reached Simikot from Hilsa, an extremely difficult terrain. And 104 pilgrims were brought to Nepalgung from Simikot.
The Embassy, in coordination with local airport authorities and flight operators, operated 7 commercial flights today vide which 104 pilgrims were brought to Nepalganj from Simikot, which is a fairly big city with all modern facilities and three hours road connectivity to Lucknow, India.
According to Indian Embassy, the Embassy is continuously in touch with Nepal Army, which has kept a helicopter in a state of readiness to operate as and when weather improves.
The Embassy operated special helicopters to bring dead bodies of the two Indian nationals - Leela Narayanan from Kerala) and Satya Lakshmi Narayana Subba Rao Grandhi Veera Venkata from Andhra Pradesh), along with five accompanying passengers, to Kathmandu and Nepalganj respectively.
The first person died in Simikot (on 2nd July morning), possibly due to High Altitude Sickness; while second person succumbed to Heart Attack in Tibet and was brought to Simikot (on 3rd July morning). All necessary assistance is being provided by the Mission for an early repatriation of the mortal remains to India.
The Embassy, in liaison with civil authorities, is also providing medical facilities to the stranded pilgrims.
Indian Embassy has sent a four member team to Nepalganj on July 3rd evening. The team would reach Simikot and Hilsa at the earliest and set up camp offices to facilitate assistance to the stranded pilgrims.
The situation continues to be under control and there is no need to panic. In case weather continues to improve, the Embassy is confident to evacuate all stranded pilgrims over the next three four days.
Indian External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj said that India has requested Nepal Army to evacuate Indian Pilgrimage stranded in Hulma.
“We have requested Government of Nepal for army helicopters to evacuate stranded Indian nationals,” Sushma Swaraj, External Affairs Minister, tweeted. The pilots of Nepal Army are well experienced in flying helicopters over terrain. But, with the weather continuing to be inclement, it appeared to be difficult to start evacuation by air early on Tuesday, sources in New Delhi said.
“We have set up hotlines for pilgrims and their family members who will provide information in Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam languages,” tweeted Swaraj.

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March 29 The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 2000 GMT on Wednesday:
** Exxon Mobil has agreed to sell its operated upstream business in Norway to private equity firm HitecVision and oil company Point Resources for an undisclosed sum, it said.
** Greece has agreed that its main power utility, Public Power Corp (PPC), will sell some coal-fired plants as part of bailout reforms, two sources close to the talks said.
** French drug maker Sanofi has hired advisers for the sale of its European generic drug business, several sources familiar with matter told Reuters, ahead of an auction process which is expected to start after the European summer.
** Chinese property developer and hotel operator Goldin Properties Holdings Ltd said Chairman Pan Sutong had offered about $1.5 billion to buy its outstanding shares and delist the company.
** Japan's government named six investment banks to serve as underwriters for the sale of additional shares in Japan Post Holdings Co, which is partly aimed at funding the rebuilding of areas hit by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
** Brokerage Cowen Group Inc's shares surged 19 percent on Wednesday after Chinese conglomerate CEFC China said it agreed to acquire a stake of about 20 percent in the U.S. company for $100 million.
** An attempted merger between the German and British stock exchanges was struck down by European regulators, formally ending a deal that unravelled in the wake of Britain's vote to leave the European Union.
** Russia's Sberbank hopes to complete the sale of its Ukrainian subsidiary in May or June, a source with the bank said.
** The chairman of Indian miner Vedanta Resources said he had no plans to buy assets in South Africa from Anglo American or push for a board seat after announcing plans to buy a 13 percent stake in the mining giant.
** Finland's Amer Sports, which makes Wilson tennis rackets and Salomon skis, will buy U.S. ski maker Armada for $4.1 million, the company said.
** Australian retail group Premier Investments Ltd said it had purchased a 10.8 percent stake in department store owner Myer Holdings Ltd, but added it had no plans to make a takeover offer at this time.
** U.S. private equity group TPG Capital is weighing whether to make a takeover offer for Australia's Fairfax Media Ltd as the target proceeds with plans to spin off its real estate classified advertising arm, The Australian Financial Review reported.
** Euronet Worldwide Inc ramped up its fight against China's Ant Financial Services Group in trying to acquire MoneyGram International Inc, urging the U.S. government to closely scrutinize the rival Chinese bid saying it raises "significant national security risks."
** U.S. private equity firm KKR & Co LP is preparing a potential consortium bid for Australia's Quintis Ltd backed by the sandalwood plantation group's managing director, a source said.
** Family-owned German vacuum pump maker Busch hopes its increased offer for rival Pfeiffer Vacuum will allow it to start constructive talks with management after a previous attempt was rebuffed. (Compiled by Laharee Chatterjee in Bengaluru)

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Question: Store sued by family of Kan. woman killed in parking lot accident

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — The husband of a woman killed in a Dillons parking lot is suing the grocery store for negligence.
The Wichita Eagle reports 60-year-old Annette Hedke died in February 2015 after slipping in the parking lot and then struck by a vehicle driven by Dillons employee Christopher Schrader.
Schrader was charged with involuntary manslaughter, driving under the influence and other crimes. He was sentenced to nearly six years in prison.
Sean Brennan, Dennis Hedke’s attorney, says it’s unclear whether Schrader was working at the time of the accident.
The suit, asking for more than $75,000, says Dillons should have been aware of Schrader’s alcohol problem that’s shown from a previous felony DUI conviction.
Dillons spokewoman Sheila Lowrie said she could not comment on the suit, but that the company “remains deeply saddened by the tragic death of Mrs. Hedke.”

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Question: Inglewood native Paul Pierce stopped by Rams minicamp

Paul Pierce has been really been living it up in his first few months of retirement. After nearly two decades in the NBA, the Boston Celtics legend finally called it quits – and was promptly added to ESPN’s lineup of analysts for the postseason.
All that work with ESPN has also allowed him to remain in his home city of Los Angeles, and since he no longer has to travel to and from the Bay Area and Cleveland, he took his son on a little field trip to Thousand Oaks to see the Los Angeles Rams.
NBA Finals are over, so naturally Paul Pierce was at Rams OTA. pic.twitter.com/1qk7T3LMBX — Lindsey Thiry (@LindseyThiry) June 14, 2017
Los Angeles Lakers NBA fans know Pierce well, both as a fellow fan, former foe and most recently – a Clipper. His name and number will eventually hang from the rafters of the TD Garden in Boston, and his head-to-head- battles with Kobe Bryant in their heyday were epic, but his ties to L.A. are quite strong too.
Afterall, he was raised in Inglewood as a die hard Lakers fan. And Inglewood just so happens to be the future home of the Rams new state-of-the-art stadium and surrounding entertainment complex that will debut in 2020.
Pierce has been a vocal New England Patriots fan for years, riding for Tom Brady and showing up to his final game at the TD Garden dressed like this before Super Bowl LI:
Paul Pierce arrived at TD Garden in Patriots gear https://t.co/oSH9INGzcY pic.twitter.com/TuvY4Egioj — Boston.com (@BostonDotCom) February 5, 2017
Still, the Rams are an NFC team – and now that Pierce and the Rams are back in L.A., they seem like they’d be a natural fit.

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Question: Clemson coach Dabo Swinney respects improved Wake Forest

CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson coach Dabo Swinney isn't taking a Wake Forest football team that is on the rise for granted. He doesn't want his players to either.
Swinney said the second-ranked Tigers (5-0, 3-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) will get everything they can handle against Wake Forest (4-1, 1-1) on Saturday, especially after the Demon Deacons took Florida State to the wire a week ago before falling 26-19.
"They've got great energy and great toughness," Swinney said. "And I just want to make sure everyone understands the type of team that's rolling in her this week. We need to wake up, show up and be ready to go."
Swinney's never lost to Wake Forest — and perhaps owes them a huge "Thank you!" for getting him the Clemson job. It was the Demon Deacons last win in the series, 12-7 in 2008, that led to coach Tommy Bowden being let go and then athletic director Terry Don Phillips elevating the personable receivers coach to the head office.
Since then, Swinney is 8-0 against the Deacons and has won three ACC titles and a national championship.
Maybe part of Swinney's message stems from their home game against Boston College two weeks back. The Tigers, coming off a victory at Louisville, played a midday contest with the Eagles and were off their game for the first three quarters. Clemson eventually scored four touchdowns in the fourth quarter to win 34-7. Swinney worries the Tigers might not be overcome a slow start this time.
"That's what it takes every single week, putting your best foot forward in consistency or performance," Swinney said.
Wake Forest coach Dave Clawson wondered if this might be the year to catch the Tigers with so many NFL players like quarterback Deshaun Watson, receiver Mike Williams and tailback Wayne Gallman gone this season.
"Somehow, someway, they lose all these really good players and then come back and are just as good, if not better," Clawson said. "Right now, they are probably playing better overall football now than when we played them a year ago."
The same might be said for Wake Forest, which is looking to start 5-1 for the first time since it won the ACC title in 2006.

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When he’s not recording heartbreaking songs, Sam Smith can be pretty funny.
Related: Sam Smith Announces New Album ‘The Thrill of It All’
Set to serve as the musical guest on this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live (Oct. 7), Smith teamed up with host Gal Gadot of Wonder Woman fame and cast member Kenen Thompson for a pair of comedic promos.
In the first, Smith even gets to deliver the punchline, as he cheekily offers a personal makeup tip.
It’s Smith’s second time as the musical guest on SNL, following his debut in 2014.
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Question: Aminu, Horchler, Escobar lead N. Florida past Stetson 97-91

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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Wajid Aminu scored 20 points, Noah Horchler and JT Escobar added 19 points each and North Florida held off Stetson 97-91 Saturday night.
Aminu was 5 of 6 from the line in the last 3:46 as Stetson threatened. He also converted a three-point play with 1:08 remaining that pushed the Ospreys lead to 89-83.
Escobar was also clutch at the free-throw line, making 6 of 6 in the last 1:44.
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Brown 83, Colgate 73
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Question: Suspect Arrested In Death Of N. Korean Dictator's Half-Brother

Malaysian authorities say they have detained a woman in the suspicious death of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's half-brother, Kim Jong Nam. Kim, who was in his mid-forties, was the eldest of former dictator Kim Jong Il's children. He died en route to the hospital Monday after some sort of encounter at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport.
The woman detained was carrying Vietnamese travel documents, according to police, and was alone at the time of the arrest. Malaysian media cite government sources saying closed-circuit cameras at the airport caught two women approaching Kim. One of them covered his face with a cloth before walking away. Police say Kim fell ill and asked a counter clerk for help.
Sources tell NPR his body was transported earlier Tuesday from one hospital to a larger one — Hospital Kuala Lumpur. An autopsy will be performed.
After growing up in Western countries, Kim has been living outside North Korea for decades. He is believed to have homes in Macau, Beijing and Paris. In 2001, Kim was detained trying to enter Japan on false travel documents. He later said he was trying to bring his family to Tokyo Disneyland.
The big mystery, if he didn't die of natural causes, is why Kim Jong Nam was attacked, and why now.
"I don't think we will know the full story about the death of Kim Jong Nam for many years," says Michael Madden, a visiting scholar at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, who runs the site North Korean Leadership Watch.
Chan Kok Leong contributed to this post, from Kuala Lumpur.

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(Updates Swift Transportation, Anglo American, AT&T, Rent-A-Center, Eskom and Bain Capital; adds Maersk, Whole Foods, Stefanel, Banco and Xcerra)
April 10 The following bids, mergers, acquisitions and disposals were reported by 1940 GMT on Monday:
** Activist investor Jana Partners LLC disclosed an 8.3 percent stake in Whole Foods Market Inc as it looks to shake up the company's board, while pushing it to explore strategic options, including a potential sale.
** Two private equity funds that have agreed to take over loss-making Italian clothing company Stefanel plan to relaunch the brand and sell it within five years, a source at one of the funds said.
** Spain's struggling Banco Popular is looking at a another capital hike to clean up a balance sheet weighed down by billions of euros in toxic assets and would consider a merger deal, its new chairman said.
** A unit of a large China-based semiconductor investment fund has agreed to acquire U.S. semiconductor testing company Xcerra Corp for $580 million in cash, the companies said.
** World No. 1 shipping company Maersk Line gained EU antitrust approval for its acquisition of Hamburg Sud after agreeing to pull the German company out from five consortia on trade routes to address competition concerns.
** AT&T Inc said it would buy Straight Path Communications Inc, a holder of licenses to wireless spectrum, for $1.25 billion in an all-stock deal as it aims to accumulate the airwaves it needs for a next generation network.
** German food company Frosta said it was talking to KitKat maker Nestle about buying its Italian frozen food business.
** Malaysia's Petronas has pitched an estimated $1 billion stake in a prized upstream local gas project to potential bidders including Royal Dutch Shell, ExxonMobil Corp , Thailand's PTT Exploration and Production and Japanese firms, sources familiar with the matter said.
** Ski resorts operator Aspen Skiing Co LLC and private equity firm KSL Capital Partners LLC will buy Intrawest Resorts Holdings Inc for about $1.5 billion, including debt, Intrawest said.
** The pressure on Rent-A-Center Inc to auction itself increased after Marcato Capital joined fellow activist investor Engaged Capital to force the rent-to-own furniture retailer to pursue a sale rather than a "risky" turnaround plan.
** Trucking and logistics operators Swift Transportation Co and Knight Transportation Inc are merging in a stock-swap deal, creating a company with a market value of more than $5 billion.
** Buyout groups Bain Capital and Cinven won an auction for German drugmaker Stada on after a surprisingly large increase on a previous bid valued the company at about 5.3 billion euros ($5.6 billion).
** Turkey's Vestel is in talks to buy the television unit of Japan's Toshiba Corp, a Vestel official said, a deal that could be worth a few hundred million dollars and could expand the Turkish firm's global presence.
** Anglo American will sell its Eskom-linked thermal coal operations in South Africa for $166 million, it said, marking an important step in the mining giant's strategic overhaul to sharpen its focus on three commodities.
** China's HNA Holding Group Co. said it would make an offer to acquire Singapore-listed logistics firm CWT Ltd for $1 billion.
** A consortium of investors led by Indian private equity fund True North has agreed to acquire Religare Enterprises Ltd's health insurance business in the country, the groups said in a joint statement on Sunday. (Compiled by Komal Khettry and Laharee Chatterjee in Bengaluru)

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Question: WHL Roundup: Tyler Steenbergen scores four goals as Broncos beat Blades

SASKATOON — Tyler Steenbergen scored four times and added an assist as the Swift Current Broncos beat the Saskatoon Blades 6-2 on Friday night in Western Hockey League action.
Glenn Gawdin and Kaden Elder also had goals for the Broncos (4-0-0). Logan Flodell kicked out 19 shots for the win in net.
Braylon Shmyr and Bradly Goethals scored for Saskatoon (1-3-0). Joel Grzybowski made 18 saves.
Swift Current went 1 for 5 on the power play with the Blades failing to score on two opportunities.
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EDMONTON — Kale Clague scored a hat trick as Brandon downed the Oil Kings.
Ty Lewis, Linden McCorrister, Stelio Mattheos and Gunnar Wegleitner, into an empty net, supplied the rest of the offence for the Wheat Kings (2-2-1).
Brett Kemp, Matthew Robertson and Trey Fix-Wolansky found the back of the net for Edmonton (2-4-0).
Logan Thompson turned aside 31 shots for Brandon. Boston Bilous combined with Travis Child for 15 saves.
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CALGARY — Dorrin Luding stopped all 29 shots he faced as Everett shut out the Hitmen.
Kevin Davis had the lone goal for the Silvertips (3-3-0) at 3:03 of the third period.
Nick Schneider turned away 32 shots for Calgary (1-3-1).
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LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Tanner Nagel had the winner and Stuart Skinner made 35 saves to lift the Hurricanes past Prince Albert.
Calen Addison, Jayden Davis and Giorgio Estephan also scored for Lethbridge (3-2-0).
Sean Montgomery replied for the Raiders (2-3-0), who got 25 saves from Curtis Meger.
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WARRIORS 5 ICE 2
MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Brett Howden had a short-handed goal in the second period that stood as the winner as the Warriors got past Kootenay.
Oleg Sosunov, Jayden Halbgewachs, Noah Gregor and Justin Almeida rounded out the attack for Moose Jaw (5-0-0).
Barrett Sheen and Colton Kroeker had goals for the Ice (2-3-1).
Brody Willms turned away 22 shots for the Warriors and Kurtis Chapman stopped 31 shots for Kootenay.
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TIGERS 4 PATS 2
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Ryan Chyzowski knocked in the game-winning goal in the third period as the Tigers doubled up Regina.
Tyler Preziuso, Mark Rassell and Zach Fischer supplied the rest of the offence for Medicine Hat (3-2-0). Jordan Hollett made 19 saves.
Wyatt Sloboshan and George King scored for the Pats (2-3-1). Tyler Brown turned away 27 shots.
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ROCKETS 7 COUGARS 6 (OT)
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Kole Lind tied the game late in the third period and then won it in overtime as Kelowna edged the Cougars.
Erik Gardiner had two goals and an assist for the Rockets (3-1-1). Nolan Foote, Colum McGauley and Dillon Dube also chipped in. Brodan Salmond made 30 saves for the win in net.
Jared Bethune, Dennis Cholowski, Kody McDonald, Vladislav Mikhalchuk, Jackson Leppard and Josh Maser scored for Prince George (2-3-1). Tavin Grant turned away 26 shots.
Kelowna's James Hilsendager was given a match penalty for charging at 15:01 of the second period.
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ROYALS 4 BLAZERS 1
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Chaz Reddekopp had the winner and Griffen Outhouse made 32 saves as Victoria beat the Blazers.
Igor Martynov, Tyler Soy and Dante Hannoun also scored for the Royals (6-0-0).
Nick Chyzowski found the back of the net for Kamloops (0-7-0), which got 18 saves from Dylan Ferguson.
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WINTERHAWKS 6 CHIEFS 1
SPOKANE, Wash. — Bronson Sharp had the winner as Portland scored six straight to crush the Chiefs.
Ty Kolle, Skyler McKenzie, Keoni Texeira, Ryan Hughes and Cody Glass supplied the rest of the offence for the Winterhawks (3-1-0).
Jake McGrew scored for Spokane (4-2-0).
Cole Kehler turned aside 30 shots for Portland. Dawson Weatherill stopped 28 shots for the Chiefs.
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GIANTS 6 AMERICANS 3
LANGLEY, B.C. — Brayden Watts and Owen Hardy both struck twice as Vancouver downed the Americans.
Ty Ronning and Tyler Ho also chipped in for the Giants (2-2-0).
Isaac Johnson had a pair of goals for Tri-City (2-3-0) with Maxwell James adding the other.

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SILVERTIPS 1 HITMEN 0
CALGARY — Dorrin Luding stopped all 29 shots he faced as Everett shut out the Hitmen.
Kevin Davis had the lone goal for the Silvertips (3-3-0) at 3:03 of the third period.
Nick Schneider turned away 32 shots for Calgary (1-3-1).
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HURRICANES 4 RAIDERS 1
LETHBRIDGE, Alta. — Tanner Nagel had the winner and Stuart Skinner made 35 saves to lift the Hurricanes past Prince Albert.
Calen Addison, Jayden Davis and Giorgio Estephan also scored for Lethbridge (3-2-0).
Sean Montgomery replied for the Raiders (2-3-0), who got 25 saves from Curtis Meger.
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WARRIORS 5 ICE 2
MOOSE JAW, Sask. — Brett Howden had a short-handed goal in the second period that stood as the winner as the Warriors got past Kootenay.
Oleg Sosunov, Jayden Halbgewachs, Noah Gregor and Justin Almeida rounded out the attack for Moose Jaw (5-0-0).
Barrett Sheen and Colton Kroeker had goals for the Ice (2-3-1).
Brody Willms turned away 22 shots for the Warriors and Kurtis Chapman stopped 31 shots for Kootenay.
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TIGERS 4 PATS 2
MEDICINE HAT, Alta. — Ryan Chyzowski knocked in the game-winning goal in the third period as the Tigers doubled up Regina.
Tyler Preziuso, Mark Rassell and Zach Fischer supplied the rest of the offence for Medicine Hat (3-2-0). Jordan Hollett made 19 saves.
Wyatt Sloboshan and George King scored for the Pats (2-3-1). Tyler Brown turned away 27 shots.
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ROCKETS 7 COUGARS 6 (OT)
PRINCE GEORGE, B.C. — Kole Lind tied the game late in the third period and then won it in overtime as Kelowna edged the Cougars.
Erik Gardiner had two goals and an assist for the Rockets (3-1-1). Nolan Foote, Colum McGauley and Dillon Dube also chipped in. Brodan Salmond made 30 saves for the win in net.
Jared Bethune, Dennis Cholowski, Kody McDonald, Vladislav Mikhalchuk, Jackson Leppard and Josh Maser scored for Prince George (2-3-1). Tavin Grant turned away 26 shots.
Kelowna's James Hilsendager was given a match penalty for charging at 15:01 of the second period.
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ROYALS 4 BLAZERS 1
KAMLOOPS, B.C. — Chaz Reddekopp had the winner and Griffen Outhouse made 32 saves as Victoria beat the Blazers.
Igor Martynov, Tyler Soy and Dante Hannoun also scored for the Royals (6-0-0).
Nick Chyzowski found the back of the net for Kamloops (0-7-0), which got 18 saves from Dylan Ferguson.
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WINTERHAWKS 6 CHIEFS 1
SPOKANE, Wash. — Bronson Sharp had the winner as Portland scored six straight to crush the Chiefs.
Ty Kolle, Skyler McKenzie, Keoni Texeira, Ryan Hughes and Cody Glass supplied the rest of the offence for the Winterhawks (3-1-0).
Jake McGrew scored for Spokane (4-2-0).
Cole Kehler turned aside 30 shots for Portland. Dawson Weatherill stopped 28 shots for the Chiefs.
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GIANTS 6 AMERICANS 3
LANGLEY, B.C. — Brayden Watts and Owen Hardy both struck twice as Vancouver downed the Americans.
Ty Ronning and Tyler Ho also chipped in for the Giants (2-2-0).
Isaac Johnson had a pair of goals for Tri-City (2-3-0) with Maxwell James adding the other.
David Tendeck made 26 saves for Vancouver with Beck Warm turning aside 33 shots for the Americans.
By The Canadian Press


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Question: Islamic State kills 24 with Baghdad car bomb, briefly cuts road to Mosul

BAGHDAD/TIKRIT, Iraq — An Islamic State car bomb killed 24 people in a busy square in Baghdad’s sprawling Sadr City district on Monday, and the militants temporarily cut a key road north from the capital to Mosul, their last major stronghold in Iraq.
An online statement distributed by Amaq news agency, which supports Islamic State, said the ultra-hardline Sunni group had targeted a gathering of Shi’ite Muslims, whom it considers apostates. Sixty-seven people were wounded in the blast.
Three other attacks across the city killed eight more people, bringing the death toll from bombings in Baghdad to more than 60 in the past three days. It was not clear who was responsible.
In addition, seven policemen were killed near the southern city of Najaf on Sunday.
The upsurge in violence comes as U.S-backed Iraqi forces are fighting to push Islamic State from the northern city of Mosul, where it is putting up fierce resistance.
The group has lost most of the territory it seized in a blitz across northern and western Iraq in 2014, and ceding Mosul would probably spell the end of its self-styled caliphate. But the militants would still be capable of fighting a guerrilla-style insurgency in Iraq, and plotting or inspiring attacks on the West.
“The terrorists will attempt to attack civilians in order to make up for their losses, but we assure the Iraqi people and the world that we are able to end terrorism and shorten its life,” Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said after talks with visiting French President Francois Hollande.
Monday’s blast in Sadr City hit a square where day laborers typically gather. Nine of the victims were women in a passing minibus, whose charred bodies were visible inside the burnt-out remains of the vehicle. Blood stained the ground nearby.
A parked car bomb targeting a Sunni religious figure near a mosque in western Baghdad killed five people and another blast close to a hospital in the center killed one civilian and wounded nine, police and medical sources said.
In the southeastern Zaafraniya district, two more people were killed and seven wounded when a car bomb exploded.
Road to Mosul
Since the drive to recapture Mosul began on Oct. 17, elite forces have retaken a quarter of the city in the biggest ground operation in Iraq since the 2003 U.S.-led invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein. Abadi has said the group will be driven out of the country by April.
Clashes continued in and around Mosul on Monday. The counter-terrorism service blew up several Islamic State car bombs before they reached their targets, and linked up with the Rapid Response forces, an elite Interior Ministry unit, said spokesman Sabah al-Numani.
CTS was also clearing North Karama district of remaining militants, the fourth area the unit has retaken in the past week, he said.
Islamic State targeted military positions away from the main battlefield, killing at least 16 pro-government fighters and cutting a strategic road linking the city to Baghdad, although authorities later said the security forces had regained control of it.
Militants attacked an army barracks near Baiji, 110 miles north of the capital, killing four soldiers and wounding 12 people, including Sunni tribal fighters, army and police sources said.
They seized weapons there and launched mortars at nearby Shirqat, forcing security forces to impose a curfew and close schools and offices in the town, according to local officials and security sources.
Shirqat mayor Ali Dodah said Islamic State seized three checkpoints on the main road linking Baiji to Shirqat following the attacks. Shelling in Shirqat had killed at least two children, he told Reuters by phone.
In a separate incident, gunmen broke into a village near Udhaim, 56 miles north of Baghdad, where they executed nine Sunni tribal fighters with shots to the head, police and medical sources said.
In the same area, at least three pro-government Shiite militia fighters were killed and seven wounded when militants attacked their position with mortar rounds and machine guns, police sources said.

GETTY The strikes are said to have killed "dozens" of ISIS militants
A statement from the Iraqi military’s press office, the War Media Cell, also claimed the strikes destroyed weapons stockpiles and safe houses used by the militants. The statement read: “Iraqi fighter jets launched airstrikes that destroyed a weapon stash, rest house, and booby-trapping workshops of the IS in Tal Afar.”
The statement added that “dozens of militants were killed” in the operation. Tal Afar is one of the few strongholds held by ISIS in the Nineveh region. The death cult has sustained heavy losses in personnel and territory since an offensive by the US-backed coalition was launched last October to retake Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq and last urban ISIS-controlled stronghold in the country.
GETTY The strikes were launched as part of a bombing offensive by Iraqi fighter jets
Chilling photographs released from Mosul Thu, March 16, 2017 U.S.-backed Iraqi forces push further into the Islamic State-held western half of Mosul, capturing a damaged bridge which could link up their units on either side of the Tigris river Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 12 An Iraqi special forces soldier checks men for explosive belts as they cross from Islamic State controlled part of Mosul to Iraqi forces controlled part of Mosul
Forces led by the Iraqi army managed to wrest control of Eastern Mosul from ISIS in January, and a new offensive to retake the city’s western region was started in February. Iraqi federal police confirmed Tuesday that more than 1,200 ISIS fighters, including 27 leaders and 214 snipers, had been killed, and 300 square kilometres were retaken since operations were launched in western Mosul. Fewer than 1,000 ISIS jihadis are believed to be left standing in Mosul’s Old City, according to commanders from the Iraqi leadership and US coalition.
GETTY Iraqi forces are engaged in an ongoing effort to retake western Mosul
What's left of Mosul's University Tue, January 31, 2017 Iraq's second largest school is left in ruins after the battle for Mosul. Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 8 General view of the library of the University of Mosul burned and destroyed during the battle with Islamic State militants


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Question: Scottish people turn on Sturgeon’s independence bid

Getty Nicola Sturgeon has been urged to ditch her bid for a second Scottish referendum
The demands come from 60 per cent of Scottish people who are pleading with the Scottish National Party (SNP) to scrap it. The independence issues has become top of the agenda again after the SNP lost 21 seats at the General election on June 8. Only 27 per cent of Scots want the first minister to hold a referendum, according to the poll published in the Daily Record. Meanwhile, 13 per cent did not specify any view.
Ms Sturgeon is facing widespread opposition to her plans for another referendum from politicians, the public and even members of her own party. Deputy first minister John Swinney blamed the referendum for causing widespread election losses. He told the BBC: "We will take time and care to reflect on the outcome of this result." Support for independence has fallen since the 2014 ballot. Just 44.7 per cent wanted independence in the vote compared with 55.3 per cent who reject the idea.
Getty Ruth Davidson attacked Mrs Sturgeon’s hopes for a second referendum, saying that it was “dead”
The latests results by Survation show if there was a vote today, at least 57 per cent of voters polled would vote no and 43 per cent yes. The survey polled 1,037 Scottish people and was carried out between June 9 and June 13. Meanwhile, opposition leader, Ruth Davidson attacked Mrs Sturgeon’s hopes for a second referendum, branding the idea “dead”. The Conservatives secured 13 seats in Scotland on election day - the party's best performance in the country since 1983.
Getty Deputy first minister John Swinney blamed the referendum for causing election loses
The Scottish Conservatives enjoyed a great election night ousting Alex Salmond from his seat in Gordon. Then, on Tuesday, the SNP scrapped its online fundraising drive for independence after losing 21 seats in the General Election on June 8. Following the election result even Ms Sturgeon realised she could be staring independence defeat in the face saying: “I will reflect on the outcome of the election and I will do that carefully and in discussion with colleagues across the SNP.” The First Leader called for a second referendum in March, to be held between next year and Spring 2019.

Here are the newspaper front pages from across Scotland on Tuesday, August 15.
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The Scottish Daily Mail has covered the increase in rail fares, which are set to add hundreds to the cost of a season ticket.
The Scottish Daily Express leads with Ryanair choosing to limit the amount that passengers can drink before flying with the airline.
The Scotsman have an exclusive from Catholic Church leaders who are demanding action over religious hate crime.
The Daily Record looked at how a teenager on bail for sexual assault created a fake Facebook account to trick another woman to a deserted park.
And finally The Scottish Sun and The Press and Journal covered the husband and wife who killed each other after an argument.


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Question: Why Canseco, McGwire, Montana are (sort of) making comebacks

Talk about some blasts from the past, Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire and Joe Montana took center stage recently, brought back into our consciousness by another group making a comeback of sorts.
The Lonely Island, the renowned comedy music troupe from Berkeley, headlined by ex-Saturday Night Live performer Andy Samberg, dressed up as the former Bay Area stars while debuting new rap songs about them.
The group, perhaps best known for their Grammy-nominated video Im on a Boat, played their song about the As Bash Brothers for the first time Sunday in Pasadena.
Although its NSFW, its definitely worth a watch, if for no other reason than its catchy lyrics and spot-on portrayal of the former As stars personalities by Samberg and Akiva Schaffer.
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Plus, watching someone impersonate Canseco may be a tad more exciting than seeing what the real man is doing these days.
In keeping with their Bay Area roots, they also presented Jorma Taccone in an ode to Montana.

Nicole Williams, who is Instagram-famous … this 5-year old died in an unspeakably bad accident at a hotel in Atlanta… “Rural Tennesseans could have gotten free internet but their legislators shut it down” … if an hour of running adds seven hours to your life, if you run just an hour a week for a year, you’d add 15 days to your life … “FBI documents detail how the Russians try to recruit spies” … there’s going to be a suicide prevention net around the Golden Gate Bridge … the new McDonald’s uniforms look like something out of Star Trek … the oldest person in the world, the last person born in the 1800s, died over the weekend … this image of the highway simply buckling is puzzling … man steals 100 cell phones at Coachella, but people activated “find my iPhone” and they caught the thief easily …
Peter King and Albert Breer came on my radio show and talked about the NFL Draft and QB development. Thought-provoking stuff. Also, NBA playoff banter – plus the terrible Knicks – with Noah Coslov. [Fox Sports Radio Podcast; Full 3-Hour Radio Show]
US Women’s soccer stars are going to Europe to play. Which makes sense. [NY Post]
PJ Dozier could have returned and been one of the best players in the SEC, but he’s going to the NBA and signing with an agent. [Yahoo Sports]
Really, really long story of how the Raiders got to Las Vegas. [ESPN the Magazine]
A bit late on this, but here’s a breakdown of how many times golfers at the Masters were shown on CBS. [Classic TV Sports.com]
The oldest basketball court in the world is located in … Paris? [NYT]
Remember the Tony Romo-Mavericks stunt last week? It was a huge ratings win for the team. [Dallas Morning News]
“How the ‘Real Housewives’ Reveal Race, Culture and Wealth Issues in L.A. and N.Y.” [Hollywood Reporter]
Carve out some time to read this lengthy story on the stolen Tom Brady jersey. [SI]
Baby elephant gets a drink, and gets bitten by an crocodile.
I went on Chris Broussard’s podcast last week and beat him up a bit.


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Question: Models Wore Death Masks to Gucci’s Cruise 2019 Show

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Today, among the dead in the Promenade Des Alyscamps — also a prestigious Italian cemetery — Gucci models walked down a flaming runway to an ominous drumbeat. The show was preceded by an equally ominous video posted to Gucci’s Instagram account that explored the quiet cemetery and featured a voice over from Jean-Luc Godard’s film about a Parisian woman, “Vivre sa vie.” In the short film, a woman says, “I told you, escape is a pipe dream,” but Gucci’s cruise 2019 show was absolutely an escape from today’s reality and even from life itself, as if creative director Alessandro Michele has a fascination with the macabre.
In the show, one male model wore a glittery mask that looked to be made of a pantyhose material — Gucci’s callback to ancient death masks, which were often made of casts taken from corpses and were used by wealthy Romans for worship and in remembrance of their loved ones. The one at Gucci was almost doll-like, with red lips and bright blue eyes, signaling the idea that death can be fascinating.
One model’s curly, fiery red hair was styled up into a bouffant similar to Queen Elizabeth I’s and past English aristocrats. But in keeping with the theme of death and decay, including in beauty, the back half of the hair was comparatively unfinished in a simple, yet sleek, bun.
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Question: Isaiah Thomas to play Game 2, then fly to sister's funeral

Boston Celtics’ Isaiah Thomas wears a message on his shoes in memory of his sister Chyna during the fourth quarter of a first-round NBA playoff basketball game against the Chicago Bulls,Sunday, April 16, 2017, in Boston. The Bulls won 106-102. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
(AP) — Celtics coach Brad Stevens says Isaiah Thomas plans to play in Game 2 Tuesday night against the Chicago Bulls, then head to Washington state to be with his family and help complete funeral arrangements for his sister.
Thomas attended the team’s film session and short walk-through Monday, but did not speak with the media. Stevens says that after services for Thomas’ sister, the star guard intends to rejoin the team Friday for Game 3 in Chicago. The coach adds that all plans are subject to change depending on how Thomas feels.
Chyna Thomas died early Saturday in a one-car accident outside Tacoma, Washington. No funeral date is set, and Stevens says the Celtics organization hopes to attend.
Boston lost the opener of the seven-game series 106-102 on Monday.
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CHICAGO – Lauri Markkanen isn’t hurt. He’s not dealing with any trouble off the court. He’s just a dad.
❤ A post shared by Lauri Markkanen (@laurimarkkanen) on Feb 2, 2018 at 6:03am PST
The Bulls top pick has been away from the team this week, handling an undisclosed ‘personal matter.’
Turns out, he was awaiting the birth of his first child, a baby boy.
Markkanen posted a picture of him holding his new bundle of joy Friday morning with a geotag from Chicago.
He missed Wednesday’s game against the Trail Blazers and is out for Saturday’s contest with the Clippers.
Head coach Fred Hoiberg said Markkanen may rejoin the team in Sacramento.
Hoiberg said Markkanen is out for Clippers game, per Hoiberg. May meet team in Sacto. Dunn is “doing better,” per Hoiberg but won’t join trip. — K.C. Johnson (@KCJHoop) February 2, 2018
Markkanen is scheduled to play in the NBA Rising Stars Game on All-Star Weekend along with his teammate Kris Dunn.
Dunn’s status for the festivities is somewhat up in the air as he continues to recover from a nasty concussion he suffered a few weeks ago against the Golden State Warriors.


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Question: No designer babies, but gene editing to avoid disease? Maybe

WASHINGTON (AP) — Don’t expect designer babies any time soon — but a major new ethics report leaves open the possibility of one day altering human heredity to fight genetic diseases, with stringent oversight, using new tools that precisely edit genes inside living cells.
What’s called genome editing already is transforming biological research, and being used to develop treatments for patients struggling with a range of diseases.
The science is nowhere near ready for a huge next step that raises ethical questions — altering sperm, eggs or embryos so that babies don’t inherit a disease that runs in the family, says a report Tuesday from the National Academy of Sciences and National Academy of Medicine.
But if scientists learn how to safely pass alterations of the genetic code to future generations, the panel said “germline” editing could be attempted under strict criteria, including that it targets a serious disease with no reasonable alternative and is conducted under rigorous oversight.
“Caution is absolutely needed, but being cautious does not mean prohibition,” said bioethicist R. Alta Charo of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
“This committee is not saying we will or should do germline — heritable — editing. What we are saying is that we can identify a set of strict conditions under which it would be permissible to do it,” Charo added. “But we are far, far away from being ready to try.”
Genome editing should not go beyond healing the sick and enhance traits such as physical strength, what’s commonly called “designer babies,” the panel stressed.
But the public should get involved in these debates now, to say what might one day be acceptable.
The long-awaited report offers advice — the prestigious academies cannot set policy. But it is considered a step toward creating international norms for responsible development of this powerful technology. The U.S. National Academies and its counterparts in Britain and China have been holding international meetings with the hope of doing just that.
“Genome editing is a new tool for gene therapy and it has tremendous promise,” Charo said. But, she added, it has to be pursued in a way that promotes well-being and is responsible, respectful and fair.
Genome editing is essentially a biological version of cut-and-paste software, allowing scientists to turn genes on or off, repair or modify them inside living cells. There are a few older methods but one with the wonky name CRISPR-Cas9 is so much faster, cheaper and simpler to use that it has spurred an explosion of research.
Under development are ways to treat a range of diseases from sickle cell and hemophilia to cancer. In lab experiments using human cells or animals engineered with humanlike disorders, scientists are unraveling how gene defects fuel disease — and are even trying to grow transplantable human organs inside pigs.
That kind of research is very promising, is adequately regulated today and should continue at full speed, the National Academies panel concluded.
When it comes to the more sci fi-sounding uses, it’s quite possible scientists will learn how to perform germline editing in five to 10 years, said panel co-chair Richard Hynes of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Safety is one reason for caution, he said, as scientists will have to learn whether editing one gene has unwanted downstream effects.
Some critics argue that families plagued by inherited diseases already have other alternatives — adopt, use donated eggs, or undergo in vitro fertilization and discard resulting embryos that inherit the bad gene. But Charo noted that sometimes parents carry two copies of a lethal gene, guaranteeing any children inherit it. Others oppose the discarding of embryos for religious reasons.
For some families, “you can see there would be strong arguments for doing it” if the other criteria are met, said Robin Lovell-Badge of Britain’s Francis Crick Institute.
Some countries prohibit any germline editing research. Others, such as Britain, allow laboratory research with genome editing in embryos, not for pregnancy but to understand human development.
In the U.S., scientists can perform laboratory embryo research only with private, not government, funding. Any attempt at pregnancy would require permission from the Food and Drug Administration, which is currently prohibited from using federal funds to review any such request.
“The bottom line is there is no planetary government with enforcement power,” Charo noted Tuesday.

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In a report, the committee of scientists, entrepreneurs, ethicists and patient advocates said human genomes could in future be edited to replace faulty genetic information from a parent with a third person's healthy DNA. It stresses that the technique should only be used in the most serious cases, where no other options are available, and conducted under strict guidelines with stringent oversight.
ICYMI: Yesterday we released our report on human genome editing! Download the report for free: https://t.co/JTfoqEBmOQ #GeneEditStudy pic.twitter.com/u0SVrcfvXO — NationalAcademyMed (@theNAMedicine) February 15, 2017
Genome editing is achieved via a technique dubbed CRISPR — Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat. It involves taking short stretches of RNA (ribonucleic acid) and tailoring them to match with DNA sequences. CRISPR is the fastest and most cost-effective method of gene editing and has been hailed as a means of significantly advancing scientific understanding of disorders such as cystic fibrosis and Huntington's Disease.
Reaction to the report from genome editing advocates has been overwhelmingly positive. Sarah Norcross, director of the Progress Educational Trust, called the study "sensible and prudent."
"The report is thoroughgoing, and the National Academy have come up with a very useful set of principles to inform the way we approach genome editing. The report's recommendations concerning different applications of this technology — in basic research as well as in the clinic — place a welcome emphasis on public engagement," Ms. Norcross told Sputnik.
As of February 2017, editing experiments have been successfully conducted on isolated genes in laboratory conditions, and on mice, but never on humans — as any human born from an edited embryo passes on any new genetic information, it would irreparably altering the genetic makeup of its descendants. The committee specifically argues scientists are a long way from being able to use human genome editing techniques safely as a result.
While quick to stress editing research should be limited to disease, the report caveats such seemingly firm directives with phrases such as "at this time," and even goes as far to moot ways disease research could be used to optimize humans from birth — for instance, editing the genes of muscular dystrophy patients could help scientists identify ways to make healthy babies be born stronger.
While for most the prospect of genetically modified humans will call to mind science fiction dystopias such as the 1997 movie Gattaca, others have graver real-world concerns — CIA Director John Brennan has claimed such advances could pose a threat to national security, and be used to create biological weapons. MIT scientist Dr. Jim Kozubek has said genetic engineering could end the possibility of future genius-level intelligence in humanity.
In 2015, a paper authored by Fyodor Urnov, adjunct professor of genetics and development at the University of California, warned human genome editing could have unpredictable effects on future generations — this made the research "dangerous and ethically unacceptable."
Don't edit the human germ line — one of our top opinion pieces of 2015 https://t.co/CX8KQgZXys pic.twitter.com/6xhDDRJXKZ — Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) January 2, 2016
The committee is evidently wise to how controversial genome editing could be — in the report's conclusion, it acknowledges public fears that genome editing would "exacerbate social inequities or create social pressures," driving people to use technologies that are "simply are not necessary." As a result, public discussion is "important for exploring social impacts," as governance policy is developed — and a resolution to the question of consent (by definition, an unborn child cannot consent to being experimented upon) must be found.
However, some are positively enthused by the prospect of enhanced future humans — and unmoved by arguments around consent. John Harris, professor of bioethics at the University of Manchester, is among them.
"Every year an estimated 7.9 million children — 6% of total births worldwide — are born with a serious birth defect of genetic or partially genetic origin. Had sexual reproduction been invented by scientists rather than resulting from our evolved biology, it would never have been licensed.
"We all have to make decisions for future people without considering their consent. All would-be parents take numerous decisions about issues that might affect their future children. They do this all the time without thinking about consent of the children — far from 'absence of consent' being a reason not to make decisions for future persons, it is the reason we must make such decisions," Professor Harris told Sputnik.


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