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LIEGE: Belgium on Wednesday (May 30) paid emotional tribute to two policewomen and a student shot dead in the eastern city of Liege as investigators probed the gunman's transition from years of petty criminality to "terrorist murder".
Prosecutors confirmed they were treating Tuesday's bloodshed as an act of terrorism, saying the shooter Benjamin Herman was also suspected of another murder the night before.
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Across Belgium, flags were flying at half-mast as Prime Minister Charles Michel led a minute's silence in Liege where around 1,000 people had gathered to pay their respects, among them many police officers.
Belgium's national football squad also halted a training session ahead of next month's World Cup to observe a minute's silence for the victims.
As police scrambled to unpick the gunman's motive for the attack, a dramatic account emerged of Tuesday's bloodshed, which began when the 31-year-old attacked two policewomen with a knife.
After repeatedly stabbing the policewomen, he grabbed their weapons and killed them in a modus operandi which has been encouraged online by extremists from the Islamic State group.
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The two victims were identified as Lucile Garcia, 53, who had recently become a grandmother, and Soraya Belkacemi, 45, a mother to 13-year-old twins.
He then shot dead a 22-year-old student sitting in a parked car in the city centre before entering a nearby school where he briefly took a female cleaner hostage.
Speaking to the Derniere Heure newspaper, the cleaner, who gave her name only as Darifa, said he had asked her whether she was Muslim and if she was fasting for Ramadan.
When she answered "yes" to both questions, Herman said he would not harm her.
She then urged him to give himself up, telling him: "You shouldn't be here, this is a school, there are children!" after which he burst out for his final confrontation with police.
'TERRORIST MURDER'
Investigators are trying to understand how Herman, a drifter who spent a decade in and out of prison for violence and drug offences, came to carry out such a bloody attack.
"The facts are qualified as terrorist murder and attempted terrorist murder," prosecutors' spokesman Eric Van Der Sypt told a news briefing in Brussels.
He pointed to the fact that "the perpetrator shouted several times 'Allahu akbar'... and information from state security according to which the perpetrator was in touch with radicalised persons."
But he said information about Herman's contacts with extremists dated "from late 2016, early 2017" and had not been confirmed since.
Amateur footage obtained by AFP showed the gunman shouting "Allahu akbar" - "God is greatest" - as he walked through the streets.
In another video, Herman darts out of the school before a short and intense burst of police gunfire, after which he collapses on the ground.
Interior Minister Jan Jambon urged caution over the extremist angle.
"There are signals that there was radicalisation in the prison but did this radicalisation lead to these actions? There, too, we can ask ourselves a lot of questions," he told RTL radio.
GRUESOME HAMMER MURDER
Investigators are paying special attention to the gruesome killing of an alleged heroin dealer linked to Herman who was battered to death with a hammer late Monday in a village near the Luxembourg border.
They found the hammer in Herman's car on Tuesday.
Jambon said police believed he had carried out the killing just hours after getting temporary release from prison on Monday morning.
Liege, a major city in Belgium's blighted industrial rustbelt, was the scene of another bloody shootout in 2011 when another former convict killed six people and wounded more than 120 before turning the gun on himself.
Belgium has been on alert since January 2015 when authorities smashed a terror cell near Liege that was planning an attack on police. That cells had links to Abdelhamid Abaaoud, the mastermind of the November 2015 attacks on Paris that killed 130 people and was claimed by IS.

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A man has been arrested in Belgium after he was accused of threatening passengers on a train with an 11-inch blade while shouting 'Allahu Akbar'.
Eyewitnesses reported hearing the man ranting on the train and he is alleged to have shouted: 'Allahu Akbar' and 'We're going to kill all of you'.
Police were waiting for the suspect on the platform as the train arrived at Brussels-South.
They reportedly found him in possession of a knife but noone was hurt during the incident on Monday (2 October).
The suspect is being held in custody on suspicion of being linked to a terrorist organisation.
His detention was extended by one month as the case is being investigated, Mail Online reports
There have been a spate of terror attacks in Belgium in recent months. In August, a knifeman was shot dead in Brussels after attacking a group of soldiers.
And in March 2016 35 people were killed and more than 300 were injured in the Belgian capital when suicide bombers attacked the airport and Maalbeek metro station.


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A top Pakistani bomb squad officer has been killed along with another policeman while trying to defuse a bomb in the southwestern city of Quetta, police said on Tuesday. The commander of the city's bomb disposal unit and a colleague were killed late on Monday, hours after another blast killed at least 13 people and wounded more than 80 in the eastern city of Lahore.
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(Reuters Health) - Even though pain and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are among the most common reasons people use medical marijuana in the U.S., there isn’t much proof cannabis works for either one of these conditions, two research reviews suggest.
That’s because there hasn’t been enough high-quality research to produce conclusive evidence of the benefits or harms of cannabis for pain or PTSD, the two studies found.
Both studies were conducted by a team of researchers at the Veterans Health Administration and published in Annals of Internal Medicine.
“The current studies highlight the real and urgent need for high-quality clinical trials in both of these areas,” said Dr. Sachin Patel, a psychiatry researcher at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nashville, Tennessee.
“If cannabis is being considered for medical use, it should certainly be after all well-established treatments have failed,” Patel said by email.
One in 10 U.S. adults use cannabis, the researchers note. Medical marijuana is legal in 28 states and the District of Columbia even though it is illegal under federal law.
Between 45 and 85 percent of people seeking medical marijuana in the U.S. do so for pain management, according to the researchers. But when they examined 27 previously published studies on this topic, they found too little information to determine whether the drug helps most types of pain.
They found only low-quality evidence that cannabis may help nerve pain, and this wasn’t for smoking pot, it was for what’s known as nabiximols, or oral mixtures sprayed into the mouth.
A separate analysis of five previous studies of cannabis for PTSD found too little data to determine whether this would help relieve symptoms.
One of the studies in the analysis focused on veterans with PTSD and found a small but statistically meaningful decline in symptoms for patients who started using cannabis, however, compared with people who never tried it or quit.
Among the general population, not just people with pain or PTSD, the researchers concluded cannabis may carry harms including an increased risk of car crashes, psychotic episodes and cognitive impairments.
Both studies were commissioned and funded by the Veterans Health Administration.
Curt Cashour, press secretary for the Department of Veterans Affairs, declined to make the lead study authors available for comment on their research.
In a statement about cannabis earlier this year, Dr. David Shulkin, Secretary of Veterans Affairs, said “there may be some evidence that this is beginning to be helpful.” (bit.ly/2wY8Wuw)
“And we're interested in looking at that and learning from that,” Shulkin said in the May 2017 statement. “But until the time that federal law changes, we are not able to be able to prescribe medical marijuana for conditions that may be helpful.”
One area researchers are exploring is the use of cannabis to help ease mental health problems that can lead to suicide among veterans. Other conditions cannabis is used for include nausea, epilepsy, and traumatic brain injury.
Several countries, but not the U.S., have approved a cannabis-based drug to treat painful muscle spasms from multiple sclerosis.
It’s possible one group of cannabinoids, or groups of molecules in cannabis plants, may be responsible for both the high experienced by recreational users and the pain relief seen in some studies, said Dr. Winfried Hauser, a pain specialist at Klinikum Saarbrucken in Germany who wasn’t involved in the current studies.
The cannabinoid tetrahydrocannabiol (THC) affects regions of the brain involved in regulating pain, emotion, stress, and memory, Hauser said by email.
Even though cannabis is legal for medical use in Germany, Hauser said many doctors hesitate to prescribe it because there aren’t well-defined recommended doses available. Vaporizers are difficult for many patients, and cannabis smoked in combination with tobacco can have dangerous side effects, Hauser added.
“Medical cannabis is no magic pill,” Hauser said.
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The pros and cons of legalizing medical marijuana have been greatly debated over the last few years, and in some states, the pros have prevailed. Medical cannabis is legal in29 states and Washington D.C., and doing so had an unexpected side effect in some of those places: the number of opioid overdose deaths decreased. In an open letter to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta makes the case for legal marijuana to save lives.
According to the letter, published by CNN, Gupta wrote Sessions urging him to change his views on medical marijuana. While Gupta cites a number of reasons he thinks legalizing medical marijuana would be beneficial, he also points out that it could have the capacity to reduce the number of opioid deaths in America. His letter comes as the U.S. is in the midst of a national opioid crisis, which the Trump administration held a summit on just last month .
"Not only can cannabis work for a variety of conditions such as epilepsy, multiple sclerosis and pain, sometimes, it is the only thing that works. I changed my mind, and I am certain you can, as well," Gupta wrote. "Mr. Sessions, there is an added urgency, as we are in the middle of a deadly opioid epidemic that has been described as the worst self-inflicted epidemic in the history of our country."
Opioids are a kind of drug that have historically been used as painkillers, according to the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Association , but have a high risk of dependency with repeated use. Opioids include prescription pills like oxycodone, hydrocodone, morphine, and others. Heroin is also an opioid. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 45,000 people died from opioid overdoses in 2017. But, as Gupta pointed out, in states where medical marijuana is legal, opioid overdose rates have declined. He mentions that research has shown an about 20% decline in overdose rates between 1999 and 2010 in states with legal medical marijuana. Other estimates put this decline closer to 25% . According to Gupta's letter, the research seems to suggest that legal medical marijuana "could save up to 10,000 lives every year."
Gupta suggests that medical marijuana could be effective in reducing opioid overdoses because it's effective in managing pain — and the symptoms of opioid withdrawal. For those taking prescription opioids to manage pain, Gupta said using medical cannabis instead can be effective in both managing that pain longterm and mitigating the potential increase in pain typically associated with ending opioid use.
"When a patient stops opioids, their pain is often magnified, accompanied by rapid heart rate, persistent nausea and vomiting, excessive sweating, anorexia and terrible anxiety," he wrote. "Here again, cannabis is proven to offer relief. As many know, there is longstanding evidence that cannabis helps chemotherapy-induced symptoms in cancer patients, and those symptoms are very similar to opioid withdrawal."
And since Gupta pointed out that the "just say no" model of reducing opioid dependency doesn't always work since the drugs can change your brain, he posits that cannabis could be effective.
"For the past 40 years, we have been told that cannabis turns the brain into a fried egg, and now there is scientific evidence that it can do just the opposite..." he wrote. "It can heal the brain when nothing else does."
According to the letter, Sessions's office declined multiple requests for an interview with Gupta. Now the proverbial ball is in Sessions's court.
To read the full letter, head to CNN
Related: Legalizing Marijuana Has Reduced Opioid Overdoses by 25%


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OTTAWA — A plan to "triage" asylum seekers crossing the Canada-U.S. border illegally, in an effort to move some migrants out of Quebec and into Ontario, has stalled because Ontario is in the midst of a provincial election.
Federal Transport Minister Marc Garneau says Ontario civil servants have been working on details of the plan with the federal government and Quebec, but nothing can be finalized until a new provincial government is in place.
"There's a lot of very hard work being done by civil servants who work for Immigration Ontario to look at the whole issue of the triage, which is more than just a reception centre. It's the whole process of absorbing people who want to go to Ontario. And that entails resources — financial resources, and other kinds of resources, manpower resources," Garneau told reporters Wednesday.
"There is an election going on and, when it's all in place, there will be a requirement to get the new government of Ontario, whatever that government is, to sign onto that."
The ad hoc intergovernmental task force on irregular migration met Wednesday evening to discuss the ongoing issue of illegal border crossers and how to address pressures facing Quebec, where the vast majority of irregular migrants are arriving.
The group of federal and provincial officials also met last month, when they reached agreements on measures including the creation of a so-called triage system to identify asylum seekers interested in going to areas outside Montreal or Toronto to await the outcome of their refugee claims.
So far, the system has not materialized.
Quebec Immigration Minister David Heurtel says his province's resources are becoming strained. More than 9,000 refugee claimants have crossed into Canada through unofficial paths along the border so far this year, with 90 per cent of them landing in Quebec.
A majority of the primarily Nigerian asylum seekers who have arrived this year have indicated they want to live in Ontario. That's why Heurtel says he wants to see the triage system up and running, to help facilitate travel and other arrangements for those who want to go to Ontario.
"For us it is important to see that people who do not want to be in Quebec do not have to stay in Quebec," he said in French.

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SAN ANTONIO - A far Northeast Side family and their pet dog were able to safely escape a late-night house fire, San Antonio firefighters said Wednesday.
The fire was reported just before midnight in the 5100 block of Dagger Flats, which is located not far from Seguin Road and North Foster Road.
Firefighters said when they arrived they found flames coming from the roof. The blaze originally caught a wooden beam on the outside of the house before spreading to an upstairs bedroom and then the attic.
Firefighters were able to quickly put out the flames. All the residents inside, as well as the family's pet dog were able to make it out unhurt.
Fire officials said the fire caused roughly $20,000 worth of damage to the home. Investigators are still working to determine the cause.
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Two adults and one child were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation Saturday after a fast-moving fire burned through their Oak Park home.
The fire started around 2 p.m. in the back of their home in the 5400 block of Grape Street and quickly spread to the roof.
The blaze was knocked down within 30 minutes.
Several pets were killed in the fire.
The cause of the fire has not been determined.
This is the second fire in as many days in the Oak Park neighborhood.


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In this file photo Michigans Charles Matthews dunks during the first half in the championship game of the Final Four NCAA college basketball tournament against Villanova, in San Antonio. The 6-6 guard started every game for the Wolverines, averaging 13 points and 5.5 rebounds to help Michigan reach the NCAA championship game. With Moe Wagner leaving a year early for the NBA, the former Kentucky transfer is set for the starring role as the Wolverines chase a third straight Big Ten championship. David J. Phillip  The Associated Press
RALEIGH, N.C. >> The deadline has passed for college players to declare early for the NBA draft. Now its time to wait for the draft entries who didnt hire an agent to decide whether theyre staying in or heading back to school.
The early-entry deadline was Sunday night. The next date to watch is May 30  10 days after the conclusion of the NBA draft combine  as the last day for draft entrants who didnt hire an agent to withdraw and return to school to keep their remaining eligibility.
Players testing the waters can work out for NBA teams to learn what they need to improve or whether they could be a first-round pick on June 21.
Heres a look at some key names, none of whom are surefire first-rounders, facing decisions that could have a big impact on next season :
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Boston College and Clemson have a lot riding on what happens next.
High-scoring guard Jerome Robinson (second in the Atlantic Coast Conference at 20.7 points per game) and point guard Ky Bowman (17.6) helped the Eagles take a big step with 19 wins  three more than the previous two seasons combined. If they return, Boston College could have nearly its entire team back as it chases the programs first NCAA bid since 2009.
The Tigers await decisions from leading scorer Marcquise Reed (15.8 points) and starting guard Shelton Mitchell (12.2 points) after the duo helped Clemson reach the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time since 1997.
TYUS BATTLE, SYRACUSE
The 6-foot-6 guard is a possible first-round pick who racked up the minutes  a national-high 39 per game  while increasing his scoring average from 7.4 as a freshman to a team-best 19.2 last season. Battle helped the Orange make an unexpected run to the NCAA Tournaments Sweet 16, but Syracuse sure could use him next year after top recruit Darius Bazley decided to skip school and head to the G-League .
BRIAN BOWEN, SOUTH CAROLINA
Bowen has yet to play in college after getting tangled in the federal corruption investigation into college basketball.
The 6-7 forward originally landed at Louisville before being suspended after news of an alleged payment involving the Cardinals and his father to get him to join that school. Bowen has denied knowledge and since transferred to South Carolina, where he practiced and participated in pregame warmups but has yet to be cleared by the NCAA.
The move at least gives the McDonalds All-American another option if the college route appears unlikely to work.
DONTE DIVINCENZO, VILLANOVA
The Final Fours most outstanding player certainly ended the season in unforgettable style with 31 points in the title win against Michigan that gave Villanova a second national title in three seasons. He averaged 13.4 points and 4.8 rebounds to offer plenty of scoring punch off the bench.
Villanova will take a big hit with the departures of Associated Press national player of the year Jalen Brunson and Mikal Bridges to the NBA, but Phil Booth and Eric Paschall are returning for their senior seasons. And if DiVincenzo and Omari Spellman (another agent-free draft declaration) join them, Villanova will bring back four double-digit scorers to chase coach Jay Wrights third title.
CARSEN EDWARDS, PURDUE
The 6-1 junior was a third-team AP All-American and the Jerry West Award winner as the nations top shooting guard after leading the veteran Boilermakers in scoring (18.5) while shooting nearly 41 percent from 3-point range.
If Edwards stays in the draft, the Boilermakers will lose their top five scorers from a 30-win team  leaving Matt Haarms as the top returnee with a 4.8-point average.
CALEB AND CODY MARTIN, NEVADA
The 6-7 twin juniors had a big impact after transferring from North Carolina State. Caleb Martin averaged 18.9 points and shot 45 percent, while Cody averaged 14 points and shot roughly 52 percent in helping the Wolf Pack reach the NCAA Sweet 16 for the first time since 2004.
The Martins and junior Jordan Caroline (17.7 points) all announced in social media posts on April 3 that they were testing the NBA draft waters. Their return could set Nevada up for another memorable March.
CHARLES MATTHEWS, MICHIGAN
The 6-6 guard started every game for the Wolverines, averaging 13 points and 5.5 rebounds to help Michigan reach the NCAA championship game. With Moe Wagner leaving a year early for the NBA, the former Kentucky transfer is set for the starring role as the Wolverines chase a third straight Big Ten championship.
LUKE MAYE, NORTH CAROLINA
The 6-8 junior went from role player to inside-out leading man, averaging 16.9 points and 10.1 rebounds to become a third-team AP All-American. Mayes return would give the Tar Heels three returning starters to go with the programs best recruiting class in years.
ADMIRAL SCHOFIELD, TENNESSEE
The 6-5, 238-pound forward averaged 13.9 points and 6.4 rebounds. If he returns, Tennessee would lose only two reserves from a 26-win team that won a share of the Southeastern Conference regular-season title.

With pre-draft workout after pre-draft workout, it's obvious the Utah Jazz are thinking of ways to fill their roster as they evaluate talent leading up to the June 22 draft. But all of their work isn't just for their 2017-18 team.
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U2 have revealed a heart-wrenching new short film to coincide with the band’s latest single, “You’re the Best Thing About Me.”
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The documentary about love and separation features a newlywed military couple, high school sweethearts, a Syrian refugee family in Greece and a young couple from Mexico City. The film follows each couple for the final 24 hours they are together before one partner has to leave.
“It’s a love song,” explained director Tatia Pilieva of the film. “What’s interesting is not the bringing people together; it’s the separation.”
Pilieva first came to prominence for her 2014 film First Kiss, where she invited 20 strangers to kiss for the first time on camera. After generating millions of views, it went on to win a Gold Lion at Cannes.
“The key for me is that when these people are saying goodbye, they are still very much in love,” she said of her U2 film. “I didn’t want to film a bunch of breakups. I didn’t want to put that into the world. I wanted to put out something positive. Yes, it’s positively heartbreaking, but there’s love all over it.”

Selena Gomez has released the music video for her new single “Bad Liar.”
The visual, which was directed by Jesse Peretz, features Gomez playing multiple roles including a high school student, her blonde alter-ego, and her own parents (both the man and woman).
The clip ends with a title card that reads “Coming Soon,” followed by the word “Fetish.” Is this the title of Selena’s new album or next single? Only time will tell.
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2017-12-12 03:00
CARD SERVICES: The move supports a plan by the government to increase electronic payments, but may also boost transaction revenue, the company said
By Kuo Chia-erh / Staff reporter
President Chain Store Corp （PCSC, 統一超商）, the operator of the nation’s largest convenience store chain, yesterday said it aims to increase its non-cash payment penetration from 18 percent to 25 percent next year by launching credit card payments at its outlets nationwide.
PCSC is scheduled to finish the installation of credit card machines at its 1,700 7-Eleven stores in the greater Taipei area by the end of this year through a collaboration with Cathay United Bank （國泰世華銀行）, it said.
PCSC, which has nearly 5,200 outlets in Taiwan, would expand card payment services to all of its local stores in January next year at the earliest, the company said.
The effort to promote credit card services comes as the company seeks to provide more payment options to Taiwanese customers, PCSC president Ray Chen （陳瑞堂） told a news conference in Taipei yesterday, adding that electronic payment services have begun to gain wide acceptance in the nation.
So far this year, PCSC has seen transactions via non-cash payment methods — such as icash cards, Alipay （支付寶） and Apple Pay — total more than NT$26 billion （US$866.15 million）, a 20 percent increase from the same period last year, company data showed.
The company’s latest move was also in line with the government’s target of increasing use of electronic payments to 90 percent of overall transactions by 2025, Cathay United Bank president Alan Lee （李偉正） said.
Apart from satisfying customer demand, the convenience store chain’s ongoing project to popularize credit card services also aims to boost transaction revenue at its outlets.
Average revenue per transaction via credit card payments is expected to be six times higher than via cash payments, as people prefer to buy big items without paying cash to avoid risks, Chen said, citing preorder products and high-priced home appliances offered at 7-Eleven stores.
PCSC declined to give a detailed sales target for its non-cash payment sector, but said it would cooperate with more local banks to broaden its credit card services over the coming year.
From January through last month, PCSC saw its cumulative revenue increase 2.32 percent to NT$184.22 billion from NT$180.04 billion during the same period last year — a rise that it primarily attributed to stable growth in its core business.
PCSC shares gained 0.18 percent to close at NT$276 on the main board before the announcement yesterday.
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ELECTRONICS
FIC to reduce capitalization
FIC Global Inc (大眾投控), a holding company engaged mainly in the manufacture of electronic devices, yesterday said its board has approved a plan to reduce its capitalization with the aim of offsetting accumulated losses. The Taipei-headquartered company is to cut its paid-in capital by 50 percent from NT$3.87 billion to NT$1.93 billion (US$132.5 million to US$66 million), it said in a filing with the Taiwan Stock Exchange. At the end of last year, the company had accumulated net losses of NT$1.92 billion and 380.68 million issued shares. FIC shares shed 2.28 percent to close at NT$7.3 in Taipei trading yesterday before the announcement, underperforming the broader market.
BROKERAGES
Earnings decline 90 percent
Securities companies reported a month-on-month decline of more than 90 percent in earnings for last month as a result of the six-day Lunar New Year holiday, Taiwan Stock Exchange data showed. The exchange said the sharp drop in earnings also reflected caution among investors, who were concerned about volatility on Wall Street amid rising fears over more interest rate increases in the US. Securities firms reported NT$427.63 million in net profit last month, down 91.76 percent from January, when their earnings stood at NT$5.19 billion, the data showed. Due to the six-day holiday, there were only 15 trading sessions on the stock market last month, which lowered turnover by 39.75 percent from a month earlier, the data showed. In the first two months of the year, securities houses reported NT$5.84 billion in net profit, up 21.7 percent from the previous year largely on a 25 percent increase in turnover in January, when their earnings rose 45.44 percent year-on-year. Last year’s Lunar New Year holiday was in January.
HOME APPLIANCES
Record dividend announced
Taiwan Sakura Corp (台灣櫻花), which makes cooking appliances and water heaters, yesterday said its board has agreed to distribute a cash dividend of NT$2.6, a company filing with the stock exchange said. The proposed payout, if approved by shareholders on June 13 at the annual meeting in Taichung, would be the highest dividend in the company’s history, data showed. The company reported a net profit of NT$720.19 million for the whole of last year, a 2.7 percent year-on-year increase from NT$701.01 million, with sales edging up 0.7 percent to NT$5.64 billion from NT$5.6 billion. Earnings per share were NT$3.29 over the period, compared with NT$2.75 the previous year. Based on the company’s closing price of NT$37.7 yesterday, the dividend yield would be about 6.9 percent.
CIRCUIT BOARDS
Flexium to issue bonds
Flexible printed circuit board supplier Flexium Interconnect Inc (台郡科技) yesterday submitted a new fundraising program to the Securities and Futures Bureau. It plans to issue US$1.2 billion of corporate bonds for overseas investors, following in the steps of local rival Career Technology Co (嘉聯益). Flexium said it plans to invest NT$9.4 billion on new products. Career raised NT$2.92 billion by issuing 76.84 million new shares last week. Metal casing supplier Catcher Technology Co (可成科技) announced that it would invest NT$1.12 billion to acquire a 7.42 percent stake in Career as part of its vertical integration strategy. Flexium shares edged up 0.46 percent yesterday to close at NT$109.5 in Taipei trading.


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Controversial Parramatta winger Kirisome Auva'a says the NRL has a duty to help rehabilitate players as debate continues to rage over Matt Lodge.
Auva'a, who played under-20s with Lodge in Melbourne, served a nine-month ban from the NRL himself in 2015 after he pleaded guilty to two charges of domestic violence against his former partner in January 2014.
Lodge's controversial return to the NRL with Brisbane was again thrown into question on Sunday, after details of his own domestic violence charges from 2015 were revealed by News Corp Australia.
They included allegations he assaulted his ex-partner - to which he pleaded guilty but eventually had no conviction recorded on appeal - just months before his infamous New York rampage.
But when asked if the NRL had a responsibility to provide rehabilitation to players after they had been kicked out of the game, Auva'a answered: "Yeah, 100 per cent. I have been through it myself".
"I had to go out and go into rehab and come back in. I think the NRL does a really good job at giving players second chances.
"Not many players do come back and slip up again. I'm living proof of that."
Auva'a remains close with Lodge, and has made contact with the 22-year-old over the summer as he became a figure of heavy scrutiny ahead of his round-one return earlier this month.
Lodge's rap sheet also includes a suspension for writing c*** on his wristband during an under-20s State of Origin clash in 2014, and a $10,000 fine from a Kings Cross incident the following pre-season.
But Auva'a said he'd only had positive experiences with him in Melbourne.
"Matt Lodge is a mate of mine and I have supported him through this whole time," Auva'a said.
"He was just a nice genuine bloke and would always say hello to everyone and make you feel welcome.
"Obviously what has been said in the papers is unfortunate but that's not going to change the view I have of a mate of mine in Matt Lodge."
Auva'a's comments came as Brisbane's major sponsor revealed it was talking to the club over what it claimed was "completely unacceptable" behaviour by Lodge.
It also expressed disappointment that the 22-year-old had not began paying a court-ordered $1.6 million in damages to his victims in the United States, after he pleaded guilty to a reckless assault charge over the New York incident.
NRL chief executive Todd Greenberg on Monday said he acknowledged the NRMA's concerns, but said none of the information revealed in Sunday's report was new to the NRL.
He remained satisfied of Lodge's rehabilitation after an initial application to return at the start of last year was knocked back.
"Like anything in life it's not always about punishment," Greenberg said.
"It's also about rehabilitation. And it's about a game that tries to help others.
"That's what rugby league stands for, it's about trying to make sure you give people the opportunity to be better."

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The Premier Soccer League (PSL) has called an urgent executive meeting on Thursday to find a solution to Monday's court decision that threw the start of the coming league season into serious doubt.
Judge Denise Fisher granted an order that effectively reinstated Ajax Cape Town into the PSL after the Urban Warriors were initially relegated a few weeks ago.
The executive committee comprises of PSL chairman Irvin Khoza‚ Kaizer Chiefs' chairman Kaizer Motaung‚ SuperSport United chief executive Stan Matthews‚ Black Leopards' chairman David Thidiela‚ PSL acting chief executive Mato Madlala‚ Bloemfontein Celtic chief executive Khumbulani Khonco‚ Bidvest Wits chief executive Jose Ferreira and Rejoice Simelane.

Zimbabwe nation rugby team (the Sables) in Kenya. The Sables landed in Tunisia for a test match on Monday night directly from Kenya, where they narrowly lost 45-36. (Source: Twitter/@KenyaSimbas) Zimbabwe nation rugby team (the Sables) in Kenya. The Sables landed in Tunisia for a test match on Monday night directly from Kenya, where they narrowly lost 45-36. (Source: Twitter/@KenyaSimbas)
Rugby’s world governing body has intervened after Zimbabwe’s national team was forced to sleep on the street in Tunisia following problems with accommodation and visas. World Rugby tweeted that “we are aware of an issue regarding the Zimbabwe team ahead of their Rugby Africa Gold Cup match on Saturday. We have received firm assurances from Rugby Africa that the issue has been quickly and effectively resolved.”
Zimbabwe’s rugby team, nicknamed the Sables, is in Tunisia for a test match in Beja that forms part of the 2019 World Cup qualifying campaign. The Sables had landed in the North African country on Monday night directly from Kenya, where they narrowly lost 45-36.
The team was initially delayed for almost six hours at the airport in Tunis because it did not have the required 600 euros to pay for visas and later declined to check into a hotel in Beja which the squad deemed substandard. Players then slept outside the same hotel.
In a joint statement, Rugby Africa and Tunisia Rugby Union said they “would like to express their sincere apologies to the Sables (Zimbabwe) team and management for this unfortunate situation … We would like to reassure the Zimbabwean Ministry of Sports, Zimbabwe Rugby Union and all partners and fans that the situation was addressed immediately, and an acceptable solution has been found. Tunisia Rugby Union took the Sables management to visit another hotel, which was accepted.”
The Rugby Africa Gold Cup is the continent’s premier test rugby competition and the winner this year will automatically qualify for the World Cup in Japan next year. Zimbabwe hired former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers earlier this year with the aim of qualifying for the World Cup for the first time since 1991. Zimbabwe drew 23-23 with Morocco at home before losing to Kenya.
Many in Zimbabwe, including former sports minister David Coltart, have accused Tunisian authorities of trying to unsettle the Sables ahead of Saturday’s match. But the Zimbabwe Rugby Union has also faced criticism. It was accused of failing to pay player match fees and allowances, with loose forward Takudzwa Mandiwanza allegedly being heard to claim in a leaked audio recording that De Villiers had to use personal funds to buy the team a meal while they were stranded.
Gerald Mlotswa, head of the national team’s welfare committee, disputed the player’s reported claims. “I hope that it was just the pure frustration of the situation in Tunisia that promoted his outburst in relation to allowance, and nothing else,” Mlotswa told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
“The fact is that players are paid in arrears, like most people. The camp allowances and match fees from the Kenya game were paid on Monday. The camp fees and allowances for Tunisia will be paid the following Monday. It’s that simple.”
Six African countries Zimbabwe, Namibia, Tunisia, Morocco, Kenya and Uganda remain in the qualifying picture for the World Cup in Japan. Namibia is firm favorite to progress automatically.
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Question: Who is Chris Mason? The Scouse actor who plays Broadchurch villain Leo Humphries

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Scouse actor Chris Mason 's character Leo was revealed as the villain in Broadchurch - but what do you know about the scouse actor?
The 25-year-old used Instagram to tease his appearance in the show, and urged his fans to tune in from episode two to catch his performance.
If you’re already gripped by the show and are looking forward to a Scouser playing a part, read on to find out everything you need to know about Chris Mason.
Who is Chris Mason?
Chris , 25, was born in Edge Hill and grew up in Broadgreen.
He’s best known for his movie acting, for taking on the role of Ronnie Hart - cousin to the Kray Twins - alongside Tom Hardy in Legend.
His next film, The Mad Genius Project is currently in post-production and is due to air in 2017. It is about a young genius attempting to “hack the human mind” in order to fix humanity.
What part is he playing in Broadchurch?
Chris is playing Leo Humphries - little is known about the character but an eerie-looking promotional poster for the latest series suggests he could be holding a dark secret.
He took to Instagram to announce the news - posting a cast picture to tease his appearance in the ITV drama.
Sitting at the back of the cast, he can be seen wearing a dark jacket and jeans with a serious look on his face.
Can I follow him on social media?
Chris regularly posts about his latest work on his Instagram page. You can follow him here .
He can also be found tweeting regularly here .
What has he appeared in before?
Chris is best known for his movie acting in films such as Legend, Vampire Academy and Between Two Worlds.
At the time he appeared in Krays drama Legend alongside tom Hardy, Chris said: “After the rehearsal Tom was like ‘Are you sitting there?’ and I was like ‘Yeah’. I didn’t really know what was going on and he said: ‘No you’re not, go over there! I don’t want you on my table!”
Luckily for Chris, the Hollywood star was staying in character as menacing Ronnie Kray - and actually the pair hit it off on set.
Although his first encounter with screen star Tom didn’t go so well Chris said working with him was one of his biggest lessons.
Is this the last series of Broadchurch?
Broadchurch creator Chris Chibnall, who spent his teenage years living in Formby, revealed this series will be the final outing for Hardy and Miller.
He said: “This is the final chapter of Broadchurch. We have one last story to tell, featuring both familiar faces and new characters.
“I hope it’s a compelling and emotional farewell to a world and show that means so much to me.”

Michelle Connor (played by Kym Marsh) will be stunned to learn that her biological son Alex Neeson has turned up in Weatherfield.
TV viewers will have seen the new actor to play Alex on our screens before.
Mount Pleasant star James Burrows will take on the role of Alex for the shock comeback.
The 26-year-old played Denty in the Sky comedy series, along with roles in Prey, Safe House and Love, Lies and Records.


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Gigi Hadid is taking good care of boyfriend Zayn Malik‘s pup!
The 21-year-old model was spotted taking the French bulldog on a trip to the park on Wednesday afternoon (July 14) in New York City.
Gigi looked super cute while rocking a hoodie from sis Bella Hadid‘s Chrome Hearts x Bella collection.
She was also joined by her friend Leah McCarthy.
Later in the day, Gigi stepped out with Leah in a different outfit, this time rocking a cool vintage Nickelodeon sweatshirt!
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COLUMBIA, Mo. — Missouri forward Jontay Porter has withdrawn his name from NBA draft and will return for his sophomore season.
The school announced Porter's decision on Wednesday, the final day the 6-foot-11 forward could remove his name from the draft and return to the Tigers for next season. Porter followed the lead of his brother, Michael Porter Jr., in declaring for the draft last month, but he didn't hire an agent.
Jontay Porter averaged 9.9 points and 6.8 rebounds per game as a freshman for Missouri, doing so after reclassifying his prep eligibility and skipping his senior year of high school so he could join his brother with the Tigers. He earned Southeastern Conference Co-Sixth Man of the Year honours and was named to the league's All-Freshman team.
The 18-year-old took part in the NBA's draft combine two weeks ago and was projected to be taken late in the first round or early in the second.

Kansas Jayhawks head coach Bill Self (seen here during KU's Final Four loss to Villanova) will not have four-star prospect Jalen Wilson on his team in 2019. Wilson committed to play basketball at Michigan Wednesday.


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Question: Book review: Paris by the Book by Liam Callanan

If you love bookshops, Parisian charm and an intriguing mystery, then this beguiling story could be your favourite summer read.
Break open a bottle of vin rouge and get lost in the bittersweet life of American Leah Eady as she journeys through uncharted waters in search of her missing husband, and ends up finding both herself and a new way of life in the heart of the French capital.
Paris by the Book – an enchanting portrait of both a lost soul and a magical city – comes from the pen of Liam Callanan from Wisconsin, an author, teacher and journalist whose first novel, The Cloud Atlas, was a finalist for an Edgar Award.
Set in the Marais, a historic and fashionable district of Paris famous for its trendy restaurants, fashion houses and hip galleries, Callanan’s seductive blend of reading and romance peers between the pages of two French landmark books as a marriage and a mystery start to unravel in haunting and poignant style.
Once a week, Leah Eady chases men in the hope that they might be her husband. It might sound bizarre but her story began nearly 20 years ago when she met and fell in love with aspiring and somewhat eccentric writer Robert Eady in their home town of Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Their shared interest in classic children’s books, The Red Balloon by French author and film maker Albert Lamorisse, and the Madeline series by Austria-Hungary-born American writer Ludwig Bemelmans, was the spark that brought them together.
Leah gave up her dreams of being a film maker when they married and she dedicated her life to becoming a loving, organised mother to their two daughters Daphne and Ellie while Robert pursued a career as a successful children’s book author.
Over the years, Leah accepted that Robert would sometimes disappear for days on end for what she called his ‘writeaways,’ time and space alone to write. But in recent years, his career has been ‘taking one wrong turn after another’ and now he has walked out and not come back.
The only clue to Robert’s whereabouts is the discovery of plane tickets to Paris and Leah sets off for France with her teenage daughters. There she discovers an unfinished manuscript, one Robert had been writing without her knowledge, and featuring a story set in Paris.
Hoping to uncover more clues, Leah takes over a small, struggling English-language bookshop in the bustling Marais district, only to realise that Robert might just be closer than any of them had ever imagined… but what if he doesn’t want to be found?
Robert’s mysterious disappearance is the driving force behind this fascinating French foray and Callanan eloquently reminds us of the artistic rigours of writing that often go unseen and uncomprehended by readers, and the power that rests in books to inform us, unite us, and bring both joy and solace.
But Paris by the Book is essentially a carefully and beautifully crafted love story… the multi-faceted love between a man and a woman, the loving bonds of family, the eternal romance of Paris, and the age-old love affair with books.
Leah’s acutely observant and often moving narration explores family life, the sacrifices we make for both our partners and our children, and the imperative to start again when all that we have come to rely on is suddenly snatched away.
Packed with literary allusions, home truths, an enchanting bookshop and seductive snapshots of Paris, this is the perfect escape for the holiday season.
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Big Books for the Week
It is a slow publishing week but two books lead in holds:
The Only Girl in the World: A Memoir by Maude Julien, translated by Adriana Hunter (Little, Brown) and Signal Loss by Garry Disher (Soho Crime: Random) (see below).
Booksellers Suggest
There is one Indie Next pick for the week:
Signal Loss by Garry Disher (Soho Crime: Random)
“Set in Australia, the seventh in Disher’s Challis and Destry series is just as action-packed and exciting as the previous books. Meth kingpins, hit men, and a serial rapist are the villains of this installment, and the Australian location adds interest and flavor.”—Susan Taylor, The Book House of Stuyvesant Plaza, Albany, NY
In the Media
Entertainment Weekly puts the film version of Call Me By Your Name by André Aciman (Picador: Macmillan) on their Must List at #3, and ponders if one should read the book before seeing the movie. The film The Post is #9, with a column of supporting books for further reading.
In their Books section, EW highlights “The Most Beautiful Books of the Year,” including The Card Catalog: Books, Cards, and Literary Treasures Compiled by the Library of Congress (Chronicle) (LJ stars).
People picks their Top 10 Books of the Year, leading with Lincoln in the Bardo by George Saunders (Random).
Briefly Noted
The NYT reviews Radio Free Vermont: A Fable of Resistance by Bill McKibben (Blue Rider: Penguin), calling it “a charming bit of artisanal resistance lit.” They provide a short reading list about the value of preserving nature (which could easily be expanded into a display).
The Washington Post gives a positive review to The Inner Life of Animals: Love, Grief, and Compassion—Surprising Observations of a Hidden World by Peter Wohlleben (Greystone) and author Lisa Kleypas defends the romance genre, while telling Hillary Clinton about its virtues and calling her “an honorary romance heroine — no pedestal required, just a pantsuit.” The paper also reviews Who Can You Trust?: How Technology Brought Us Together and Why It Might Drive Us Apart by Rachel Botsman (PublicAffairs: Hachette), writing “a timely and accessible framework for understanding what trust is, how it works, why it matters and how it is evolving. It is an important primer to the obstacles and opportunities we face as a society if we are to repair and redefine trust across socioeconomic, political and cultural divides. The stakes are high.”
Entertainment Weekly provides “The complete guide to books on the 2016 election.”
The LA Times reviews Parental Discretion Is Advised: The Rise of N.W.A and the Dawn of Gangsta Rap by Gerrick D. Kennedy (Atria), writing, “Kennedy is a deft storyteller … adept at setting the stage and all its players.” The paper also interviews Gayle Brandeis, The Art of Misdiagnosis: Surviving My Mother’s Suicide (Beacon).
There is a companion book for The Crown, The Crown: The Official Companion, Volume 1: Elizabeth II, Winston Churchill, and the Making of a Young Queen (1947-1955) by Robert Lacey (Crown Archetype: Random).
Kazuo Ishiguro has given his Nobel Lecture.
Authors on Air:
NPR’s All Things Considered interviews Tasha Eurich, Insight: Why We’re Not as Self-Aware as We Think, and How Seeing Ourselves Clearly Helps Us Succeed at Work and in Life (Crown Business: Random).
Morning Edition talks with Elif Shafak, Three Daughters of Eve (Bloomsbury USA: Macmillan) while Weekend Edition Saturday interviews James Han Mattson, The Lost Prayers of Ricky Graves (Little A) and Maude Julien, The Only Girl in the World: A Memoir (Little, Brown).
A number of book-based films get trailers:
Alita: Battle Angel: based on Yukito Kishiro’s Battle Angel Alita manga:
The Death of Stalin: based on the graphic novel of the same name:
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom: Continuing to build on the story idea of Michael Crichton:
You Were Never Really Here: based on the novella of the same name by Jonathan Ames – there is a tie-in edition.
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Question: Hospital layoff notices begin

The Canadian Union of Public Employees reports it has started receiving layoff notices from the North Bay Regional Health Centre.
Paul Heinrich, the hospital's chief executive officer, announced last month that 30 to 40 positions would be eliminated.
Shawn Shank, president of CUPE Local 139, said the union has received a number of layoff notices. However, no details were being released Monday.
It is not known if the hospital will eliminate vacant hospital positions before staff are cut.
Vacant positions, most part time, include registered nurses, a registered practical nurse, a developmental social worker, a crisis worker, pharmacist, physiotherapist, personal support workers and occupational therapists, according to the hospital's website.
No indication has been given when the hospital's two remaining unions, Ontario Public Service Employees Union and Ontario Nurses Association, will receive layoff notifications.
Heinrich told The Nugget March 13 that OPSEU, ONA and CUPE, as well as non-union staff would be notified within two weeks.
The Nugget contacted the hospital on Monday. However, emails were not returned by deadline.
The hospital reported in March it must cut 30 to 40 jobs to balance its budget and qualify for $7 million from the province's Working Capital Relief Fund.
The hospital is starting the 2017-18 fiscal year $5 million in the red.
Heinrich cited arbitrated wage increases worth $2 million, increases to staff benefits, specifically to long-term disability insurance in the amount of $1.7 million, and significant increases to the hospital's utility costs.
He admitted that staff cuts are becoming more difficult to make and only so many positions can be cut before it becomes a safety issue.

Despite repeated warnings for people to stay out of the water, there were multiple drownings at the shore this weekend.
President Trump is putting new restrictions on his travel ban that are set to take effect on October 18.
The state's new PARCC test requirements could keep some kids from graduating high school?
The state's latest homeless count included 49 children.


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MID continues releasing water from McClure
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The UC San Diego baseball team featured one of the most potent offenses in school history this season.
The Tritons batted a collective .308, hit a school-record 77 home runs and averaged nearly nine runs a game.
But the bats went suddenly silent in the NCAA Division II Championship this week. A shutout loss to Columbus State on Tuesday night dropped UCSD into the loser’s bracket at the USA Baseball National Training Complex in Cary, N.C.
On Wednesday night — which, because of a three-hour rain delay before the first pitch, had become Thursday morning by the sixth inning — the struggles continued against Southern New Hampshire.
UCSD was behind after senior right-hander Jack Rupe had thrown only three pitches, and it didn’t get much better from there as the Tritons were eliminated from the championship series with a 7-4 loss.
“We dug ourselves a pretty big hole,” UCSD coach Eric Newman said. “They capitalized on our mistakes. They came out ready to hit. … (The Tritons) put everything they had into it. We had a couple of opportunities and darn near pulled it off, but it just didn’t play out. It was too big of a hill to climb.”
Only one team ever goes home happy. UCSD was hoping to be that team this season after falling just short against West Chester (Pa.) in last year’s title game.
The Tritons (43-17) accomplished something no other team in the nation can claim by reaching the national championship series each of the past two seasons. That’s little consolation given how things played out the past two days, although the Tritons are nothing if not resilient.
UCSD left 12 runners on base in Tuesday’s 6-0 loss. It was more of the same early on against Southern New Hampshire (41-16), although there were signs of a comeback as the game got into the late innings.
The Penmen jumped out in front quickly when leadoff hitter Tom Blandini homered on a 1-1 pitch from Rupe in the first inning. A three-run homer by Kyle Pangano made it 4-0 in the second. And after three innings, UCSD found itself trailing 7-0.
“We talked in the dugout about the fourth inning,” Newman said. “I said, ‘Guys, we’re too emotional. We’re playing with too much emotion. We just need to calm down and back to just playing baseball and doing our thing. That’s when it started to turn a little bit.”
The Tritons got on the board with DH Michael Palos’ solo homer in the fifth inning and they added a run on a bases-loaded walk in the sixth. But they squandered some early opportunities, then saw shortstop Shay Whitcomb thrown out at the plate to end the fifth and hit into a double play to end the sixth.
UCSD rallied with a pair of runs in the seventh inning to close the gap to three runs.
The Tritons rallied twice last week for seven runs in victories at the NCAA West Regional, so they had to believe they could do it against Southern New Hampshire. But Penmen reliever Wesley Tobin retired UCSD in order in the eighth and ninth innings, striking out the side to end the game.
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Prashant Chopra scored 338 runs for Himachal Pradesh. Prashant Chopra scored 338 runs for Himachal Pradesh.
Prashant Chopra scored the first triple century of this Ranji Trophy season for Himachal Pradesh. The opener achieved the feat against Punjab in Dharamsala on Saturday, the second day of the four-day game. He picked a special day to achieve the feat in domestic cricket. Chopra became only the third player in the history of First-Class cricket to score a triple century on birthday. Chopra was dismissed for 338 when he offered a return catch to spinner Pargat Singh.
Before Chopra, who scored a triple century on his 25th birthday, Colin Cowdrey scored a triple century on his 30th birthday in 1962. Raman Lamba in the other batsman who scpred a triple century on his 35th birthday in 1995.
Chopra, who was unbeaten on 271 at stumps on Day 1, completed his triple century off 318 balls with the help of 40 boundaries and a six. This was his first triple century in FC cricket.
On Friday, he had become the second highest run-scorer in a single day’s play in First-Class cricket for India. Bhausaheb Nimbalkar’s 277 back in 1948-49 still is the highest score in a single day’s play. He went to score 443 runs in that innings.
But, after the triple hundred, Chopra will be headed to join the India ‘A’ squad which plays against New Zealand and he will have to skip the next game for Himachal.
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Ishant Sharma led from the front for Delhi on the first day of Ranji Trophy Group A match
Ishant Sharma led from the front for Delhi on the first day of Ranji Trophy Group A match © AFP
Newly-appointed skipper Ishant Sharma was in his elements with the ball as he took three wickets while debutant Kulwant Khejroliya impressed with his pace to restrict Assam to 224 for seven at stumps on the first day of a Ranji Trophy Group A match, on Friday. Ishant led from the front and marshalled his resources well on a benign Kotla track that didn't have much to offer. Ishant looked rusty in his first spell but got back into a good rhythm in his second spell as he got Shib Sankar Roy (11) to edge one to Unmukt Chand in the slip cordon.
Brief Scores:
Assam 224/7 (Gokul Sharma 51, Sarupam Purkayastha 57 batting, Ishant Sharma 3/31) vs Delhi.
- Saurashtra Reach 271/7 Against Haryana -
In Group B, Prerak Mankad (68) and Sheldon Jackson (51) scored half-centuries as Saurashtra reached 271/7 at stumps against Haryana on the opening day. Opting to bat, Saurashtra lost opener Snell Patel (17) early, but the other opening batsman KM Parmar (35) along with India batsman Cheteshwar Pujara (35) put on 55 runs together for the second wicket. But both Parmar and Pujara got out before the team reached the 100-run mark.
Brief scores:
Saurashtra 1st innings: 271/7 in 83.4 overs (Prerak Mankad 68, Sheldon Jackson 51; Ashish Hooda 4/59).
- Andhra Pradesh Bowl Out Tamil Nadu For 176 on Day 1 -
In Group C, Andhra Pradesh bowlers restricted a formidable Tamil Nadu to a modest 176 on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy at the MA Chidambaram Stadium. Middle-order batsman Baba Aparajith was the top-scorer with a patient knock of 51, while the others capitulated in the face of disciplined bowling from the visitors on what seemed to be a good wicket.
Brief scores:
Tamil Nadu 176 all-out (Baba Aparajith 51, K Vignesh 25 not out, Bhargav Bhatt 4/52, Prithvi Raj Yarra 3/39) vs Andhra Pradesh.
- Sudeep Hundred Propels Bengal To 341/3 vs Services -
In group D of the Ranji trophy, Sudeep Chatterjee's century propelled Bengal to 341/3 against Services on Day 1. Vice-captain Sudeep was unbeaten on 114 and added 153 runs for the third wicket with skipper Manoj Tiwary (69) and another 63 for the unbroken fourth wicket stand with Wriddhiman Saha (32 batting.)
Brief Scores:
Bengal 341/3 (Sudeep Chatterjee 114 batting, Wriddhiman Saha 32 batting) vs Services
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Question: Crop-Destroying Birds Better Prey These Falcons Don't See Them

It's feeding time at Brad Felger's farm in Washington's Skagit Valley. And he's about to feed 40 hungry falcons.
Yes, falcons.
They're an important, albeit often unseen, part of farming in some states, used as a defense mechanism to keep away pesky birds like starlings, which love to eat berries and apples.
Since age 12, Felger has had a self-described love for everything with feathers, scales or tails.
"Falconers are, what's the word I'm looking for ... eccentric," Felger says.
Now he runs Airstrike Bird Control as founder and CEO.
His business? Raptor abatement.
It's different than traditional falconry because rather than hunting quarry, he uses his falcons to scare off birds that can be bad news for crops.
In 2017, he employed about 30 falconers and used over 100 falcons (only about 25 of those are Felger's) to control troublesome crop-eaters.
According to research in the journal Crop Protection, in 2011 in Washington state alone, honeycrisp apple farmers lost nearly $3,000 per acre to birds eating their produce.
While nets can secure fruit trees and noisemakers can scare birds, there are drawbacks to each tool. Nets can be expensive, and birds can get used to noise-scare tactics.
But falcons?
"It's using nature against nature. And it's something birds never get used to," Felger says. "They never get used to an aggressive falcon flying toward them."
Felger's operation is non-lethal for the birds that the falcons scare away.
He flies his falcons all along the U.S. West Coast. In Washington, he starts with blueberry farms in May, then travels east, ending with vineyards in the Yakima Valley and Columbia Basin through the fall.
His operation is gaining popularity, especially with organic and eco-friendly farms.
Patricia Thompson is the falconry manager for the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. This season she permitted nearly 300 recreational falconers in the state. Thompson says she's noticed an uptick in this style of pest control.
"It feels like more people are getting into abatement falconry," Thompson said. "And it does seem to be more ecological to haze the birds off, rather than using pesticides."
Thompson isn't sure how many of those falconers practice abatement since the state doesn't offer those permits. That permit comes at the federal level through the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
All states except Hawaii allow falconry. In other states, abatement falconers also work with landfill sites, golf courses and warehouses where birds can be a nuisance.
Thompson is quick to point out how intense falconry can be. It starts with a two-year apprenticeship, followed by an exam, and even a site visit where wildlife department officials examine facilities. She calls it a real lifestyle because the birds take so much time to care for and are in hunting-working relationships with their falconers.
At Fegler's farm, breeding season has already started. Next month, Felger is hoping to add 40 baby falcons to his cast of the hardworking birds of prey. Soon these little birds will start training to become the next generation of fruit-saving predators, maybe protecting a blueberry field or apple orchard near you.
This story comes to us from Washington-based member station Northwest Public Broadcasting. You can hear the original story here.

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The law firm of Norton & Ancona strikes again for Wagner's fourth goal of the game! pic.twitter.com/JgQD7tEr4K -- Wagner College Men's Lacrosse (@WagnerLacrosse) March 19, 2018
Wagner first half highlights vs. Hampton pic.twitter.com/HBhADhoFjq -- Wagner College Men's Lacrosse (@WagnerLacrosse) March 19, 2018
Pictured Above: Sophomore Nic Ancona (photo by Bob Park)The Wagner men's lacrosse team combined a balanced offensive effort with stingy defense in running past Hampton by a count of 15-3 on Monday afternoon at Hameline Field.Four different Seahawks hit for a pair of goals on the afternoon, as Wagner improved its season record to 3-5 while the Pirates fall to 2-4.Junior attack John Norton accounted for the Seahawks' first two scores of the game, both coming on assists by sophomore attackman Nic Ancona, who would finish with a career-high four helpers on the day.After freshman midfielder Tyler Grady made it a 3-0 game with an unassisted blast at the 3:25 mark of the first quarter, Hampton got on the board via a Jonathan Napier score with just three seconds left in the first quarter to cut the deficit to 3-1.Wagner put the game out of each in the second quarter, outscoring the Pirates 7-0 en route to seizing a 10-1 halftime lead, with senior attackman Andrew Streilein notching two of the scores.With head coach Matt Poskay substituting liberally in the second half, Wagner then outscored the visitors, 5-2, over the game's final 30 minutes in recording the 15-3 win.Ancona was the Seahawks' leading scorer on the day with six points (2g, 4a), while Norton wound up with three points (2g, 1a). Finishing with two goals were Streilein and freshman attackman Prince Davis.Junior Matt Sefcik earned the win in goal, recording seven saves while allowing just one goal in the first half before junior Omar Alhagiko came on to play the entire second half, recording three saves.On the defensive end, freshman Kyle Stofko recorded six-caused turnovers and five ground balls. For Stofko, both were game and career-highs for the neophyte defender.The Green & White won 14-of-21 faceoffs today with Hank Ontiveros' 10-of-12 effort leading the way while sophomore Nick Warren was 4-of-9.Pierce Johnson paced Hampton with two goals while Derain Williams-Sturdivant had two assists.Wagner held a 39-30 edge in shots while Hampton led in ground balls, 40-34.The Seahawks are next in action on Saturday, March 24 when Wagner hosts NJIT in its final non-conference game of the season under the lights at Hameline Field with faceoff set for 7:00 p.m.Wagner Athletics Men's Lacrosse: Wagner Gameday:

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Three former University of Scranton men’s basketball standouts were named to the Landmark Conference All-Decade Team as part of the league’s year-long 10th anniversary celebration.
Zach Ashworth, Brendan Boken and Ross Danzig are among the 10 players selected to the squad.
Ashworth earned all-conference honors in each of his four seasons at Scranton — second team in 2008, first team in 2009, 2010 and 2011. He also is the only two-time Player of the Year in conference history (2010, 2011). He ranks sixth in Royals history with 1,786 career points and second with 224 career 3-pointers.
Boken won Landmark Player of the Year honors last season and was a three-time, first-team all-star (2014, 2015, 2016). He finished his career as the Royals’ all-time leading scorer with 1,911 points and eighth with 837 career rebounds.
Danzig was Landmark Rookie of the Year in 2011, Player of the Year in 2014 and a three-time all-conference selection in 2013, 2014 and 2015. His 1,793 career points rank fourth in program history and his 184 career 3-pointer rank fifth.
Catholic placed four players on the All-Decade Team: Jason Banzhaf, Bryson Fonville, Jay Howard and Chris Kearney. Rounding of the team are Joel Patch and Spenser Spencer of Susquehanna and Reed Buck from the United States Merchant Marine Academy.
Men’s basketball
Lakeland graduate Tony Harding scored 24 points and grabbed five rebounds to lead five players in double figures, as Misericordia University defeated DeSales University, 91-83, in a MAC Freedom Conference game Tuesday.
Tre Field scored 21 points, Mid Valley grad Jason Kenny and Griffin Sponaugle each scored 13 and Noah Rivera added 10 points for the Cougars, who shot 56 percent (33 for 59) from the field.
Wilkes 84, King’s 68
At Wilkes-Barre, Wilkes University shot 52 percent from the field and rolled in MAC Freedom action at the Marts Center.
Marcus Robinson scored a game-high 25 points and Connor Evans and freshman Rob Pecorelli each added 11 for the Colonels.
Dan Rutecki scored 21 points and Holy Cross grad Connor Callejas added 14 for King’s.
Women’s basketball
Western Wayne grad Rachel Carmody scored 16 points and grabbed nine rebounds to lead Misericordia University past DeSales University, 59-52, in overtime on Tuesday.
Justine Seely matched a school record with 25 rebounds and added 12 points and six blocks and Japriya Carroll scored 17 points for the Cougars, who clinched the second seed in the conference tournament. They will host DeSales next week.
King’s 78, Wilkes 61
At Wilkes-Barre, King’s College hit a season-high 14 3-pointers to win the MAC Freedom at the Marts Center.
King’s trailed by one midway through the third quarter, but pulled ahead with a 10-1 run.
Scranton Prep graduate Erin Schmidt had 22 points and nine rebounds for the Lady Monarchs (5-18) and Rebecca Prociak had 11 points. Haley Mesaros scored a career-high 24 points for Wilkes (5-19) and Missy Oertner had a career-high 15 points.
Mannick to Lackawanna
Lackawanna College announced Errol Mannick was hired as head coach of its women’s soccer team.
Mannick served as girls head coach at Mountain View High School from 2008-13, where he won five league titles and four district championships. Previously, he saw stints as head soccer coach at Bishop Hannan, Bishop O’Hara and Blue Ridge and is currently head coach of the Susquehanna Community High School girls basketball team.
Lackawanna College is coming off of an 0-10 season.
Marywood adds rugby
Marywood University will add men’s and women’s rugby as varsity club programs beginning in the 2018-19 academic year.
The teams will be members of USA Rugby and the Small College Division of the Mid Atlantic Rugby Conference as rugby is not an NCAA sponsored sport. The addition of the two programs brings the total of varsity sports at Marywood to 22.


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DALLAS (CBS11) – Dallas Police are investigating the city’s second homicide in 2017.
Police said 83-year old Choyce Moon died of “homicidal violence.”
Officers were called to a house in the 1600 block of Red Bird Lane just before noon on Sunday, January 1 and that’s where they found his body.
The victim’s wife, 80-year old Mae Moon, was also found injured and was rushed to the hospital where she is still recovering.
Neighbors said the couple lived in their Oak Cliff house for more than 30 years.
Mrs. Moon is known to many for her long-time work as a teacher in nearby schools, according to a family friend.
“Never in my wildest dream did I think this would happen,” said neighbor and friend Kenneth Hughey.
Police said they are looking for a suspect they are familiar with, but they wouldn’t give any additional information on that suspect.
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