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Question: Santana sorry for saying Beyonce is 'not a singer'

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Carlos Santana has angered the Beyhive.
The legendary guitarist seemingly dissed Beyonce in an interview with Australian media following the Grammys Sunday night when he said Beyonce was "very beautiful to look at" but "not a singer, singer."
Santana says he was only trying to congratulate Adele on her big win for Album of the Year when he made the statement.
In the interview, Santana told the Australian Associated Press, "I think that Adele won because she can sing sing...With all respect to our sister Beyonce, Beyonce is very beautiful to look at and it's more like modelling kind of music – music to model a dress – she's not a singer, singer, with all respect to her."
He added: Adele “doesn’t bring all the dancers and props, she can just stand there and she just stood there and sang the song and that’s it, and this is why she wins.”
That statement did not go over well with the Beyhive.
"The fact that Carlos Santana said those comments after he's performed on stage with Beyonce at halftime and witnessed her talent is baffling," said one Twitter user.
"Carlos Santana is TRASH about those @Beyonce comments! Especially since he's one (won) all his Grammys for someone else's vocals!" said another.
Carlos Santana is TRASH about those @Beyonce comments! Especially since he's won all his Grammys for someone else's vocals!🚮 — Dominick Deveraux (@Sir_Deveraux) February 15, 2017
Santana clarified his stance on Facebook Tuesday , writing that his “intent was to congratulate Adele” and that his comment about Beyonce “was regretfully taken out of context.” He adds that he has “the utmost respect” for Beyonce.
"She deserves all the accolades that come her way."
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Solange Knowles has vented her anger at Beyonce being overlooked for the Album of the Year gong at this year's Grammys.
In a series of now-deleted tweets, the 30-year-old sister of Beyonce criticised the Record Academy for giving the night's most prestigious award to only two black artists since 1997.
Solange wrote: "There have only been two black winners in the last 20 years for album of the year. There have been over 200 black artist[s] who have performed."
Solange's statement was factually inaccurate as Lauryn Hill, OutKast, the late Ray Charles, and Herbie Hancock have all won the gong over the last 20 years.
However, the singer-songwriter continued with her rant after Beyonce's Lemonade album was overlooked in favour of 25 by Adele.
She said: "Create your own committees, build your own institutions, give your friends awards, award yourself, and be the gold you wanna hold my g's. (sic)"
Solange's criticism of the annual awards bash came after she came out in support of a Tumblr post from Grammy boycotter Frank Ocean, who took aim at the event's producer Ken Ehrlich and writer David Wild.
Solange wrote "Wuddup frank (sic)" next to a post which read: "I'm one of the best alive and if you're up for a discussion about the cultural bias and general nerve damage the show you produce suffers from then I'm all for it."
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And Solange's obvious frustration was given further credence by Adele during her acceptance speech for the Album of the Year gong, when she admitted she thought Beyonce deserved the title.
The London-born star said: "I can't possibly accept this award, and I'm very humbled, and I'm very grateful and gracious."
"But my artist of my life is Beyoncé and this album, for me, the Lemonade album, was just so monumental."


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Question: Baseball: Kiple, Knights 'scrap' their way to another county victory

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The steady rain that fell Tuesday afternoon may have prevented Century and Westminster from finding a real rhythm on offense, but the Knights did enough to tack another win onto their impressive streak.
Backed by a solid pitching performance from senior Ethan Kiple, and balance in its lineup, Century held on to a 7-4 road victory for consecutive win No. 8.
Kiple came on in the third inning and pitched the rest of the way for the Knights (10-2, 9-0 in the county) after starter Jeremy Lapp struck out four batters in two innings of work. Kiple finished with seven strikeouts and allowed five hits over his five innings.
The Knights took a 2-1 lead in the third and never trailed again, although Westminster (7-4, 6-4) didn’t wilt. The Owls scored twice in the fifth, cutting the deficit to 4-3. Century responded, however, with two runs in the sixth and secured the win.
“With the rain and all this, tough day,” Kiple said. “But you’ve got to hang in there, scrap, and just figure out a way to win.”
The Knights can win by 10-run rule with their potent lineup — they’ve done so four times this spring — but they can also take advantage of the closer contests. Junior third baseman Jared Lamb, who had two hits and two RBIs on Tuesday, said depth is a big reason why Century is such a threat this spring.
Kiple agreed, and said defense has been the Knights’ strong point so far. They lost an all-county player when senior Rob Martin suffered a season-ending shoulder injury April 11 against Liberty, but haven’t faltered.
“Our hitting has always been good, but if we don’t have defense and … honestly, our pitching too,” Kiple said. “We’ve all stayed healthy other than Rob. That’s a key loss. But other than that, pitching and defense is what’s key.”
Ken Koons / Carroll County Times Century's Brandon Will scores against Westminster. Century's Brandon Will scores against Westminster. (Ken Koons / Carroll County Times)
The Knights committed three errors, but only one led to a Westminster run.
Lamb drove in a run in the third with a single, and Nathanael Hibbs added one with a sac fly. Lamb’s second RBI came in the fifth inning, and Michael Marrale (two hits, two runs) provided Century’s other run when he raced home on a wild pitch.
Dylan Breitenbach and Jake Diehl provided run-scoring singles in the sixth and seventh innings.
Westminster stayed close, however, and Billy Scanlon drove in a run with a single in the fifth to make it 4-2. Marcos Mendez’s RBI groundout cut Century’s lead to one, and the Owls nearly tied the score on an infield hit by Hunter Barber.
Hibbs took a tough hop at short and fired to first — the ball arrived just as Barber did, and he was called out on a close play.
Haden Hoff doubled in a run in the sixth, the game’s only extra-base hit, but the Owls couldn’t get any closer. Kiple struck out pinch-hitter Cory Moran for the final out in the seventh.
Century started its four-game week off with a win, and the Knights now prepare for Winters Mill on Wednesday, Manchester Valley on Thursday, both road games, and Liberty on Friday at home. The rest of Carroll’s teams have three or more county losses, so the Knights can clinch their second consecutive Carroll County Athletic League title with a win Wednesday (WM is 5-3 in county play).
“We always have each other’s backs, we’re always picking each other up,” Lamb said. “We’re there for each other. … I think we’re feeling pretty good right now.”
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Westminster 010 021 0 — 4 6 3
C-Jeremy Lapp, Ethan Kiple (3) and Zach Raico; W-Connor Thompson, Hunter Barber (5), Adam McCartan (7) and Haden Hoff. 2B: W-Hoff. WP: Kiple. LP: Thompson.
CAPTION Weiss, Evans and MacKenzie chat with us post-game. Weiss, Evans and MacKenzie chat with us post-game. CAPTION Weiss, Evans and MacKenzie chat with us post-game. Weiss, Evans and MacKenzie chat with us post-game. CAPTION Grace Bruce and Christina Haspert chat with us post-game. Grace Bruce and Christina Haspert chat with us post-game. CAPTION Anna Ruby and Hannah Dintino led the Owls to an 18-7 county win over the Lions on April 23, 2018. Anna Ruby and Hannah Dintino led the Owls to an 18-7 county win over the Lions on April 23, 2018. CAPTION Westminster scored seven runs in the third inning en route to a 9-5 victory April 13, 2018. Westminster scored seven runs in the third inning en route to a 9-5 victory April 13, 2018. CAPTION The Cavaliers improved to 1-1 in Carroll County Athletic League play. The Cavaliers improved to 1-1 in Carroll County Athletic League play.
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Click the video above for Saturday's high school highlights from across the viewing area!
The Champaign Central Maroons put on a show for the home crowd, slicing through a stingy Glenwood defense for a 68-50 win.
In the lone Central State Eight game of the night Springfield High squeaked by Eisenhower, 58-57.
The rematch of last year's 2A super-sectional thriller lived up to the hype - with Monticello defeating Quincy Notre Dame for the second year in a row, 56-52.
Lincoln stayed red hot with a dominant 51-27 road victory at Rock Island.
Teutopolis picked up a nice bounce back win over Herrin at the Benton Shootout, 69-48.
The road to Champaign kicked off with wrestling regionals across the area. In our Play of the Day Christian Reynolds' last second win helped Clinton capture a regional crown.


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Question: Greene Turtle, DuClaw Brewing Company launching new IPA beer

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It doesn't get easier than that!
On June 15, The Greene Turtle Sports Bar and Grill is introducing a new beer called the Shell Raiser IPA, brewed by DuClaw Brewing Company.
Brian Walsh, the marketing director for DuClaw, describes the IPA as a New England-style beer, using hops that haven't been highlighted very much until the past couple of years.
He says the beer has hints of nectar and is juicy and vibrant, and if you aren't a huge fan of IPAs, you may find yourself liking this one.
"You will get the bitter, hop flavor at the end but it really focuses on the aromatics and fruit-like qualities of the hops selection," Walsh said.
Walsh says DuClaw worked with the Greene Turtle on three to four prototypes before they came up with the final product.
The IPA will officially go on sale at 5:30 pm at participating Greene Turtle locations. From June 15 through the 18, $0.25 of every pint sold will be donated to the Sea Turtle Conservancy in Florida.

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Chris Black (left) of Falling Rock Tap House will mount a brick from River North's original brewery on the wall of his bar. River North Brewery
River North Brewery and Falling Rock Tap House will honor the the demolished building at 2410 Blake Street that once held the brewery today with a "bricklighting" ceremony in which they will mount a salvaged brick on the wall at Falling Rock. The building, which was razed earlier this spring to make way for a luxury condo complex, was the former home of three different breweries: River North, which was kicked out last year and forced to move; Flying Dog, which left Denver for Maryland in 2008; and the long-closed Timberline Brewing before that.
River North, which built a production facility in north Denver, just announced last week that it was returning to RiNo with what will be a second taproom and brewery. But you can celebrate history — and Denver brewing history — on June 23 by raising a toast to the old building on Blake Street.
Now, here are the best craft-beer events and tappings through June 24.
Wednesday, June 14
Gunbarrel Brewing Company opens today at 7088 Winchester Circle in Boulder. "The day has finally come," the brewery announces. "We have ten beers on draft, food trucks daily and a nice selection of snacks and other beverages." Gunbarrel will operate with limited hours until it is fully staffed and then will have a grand opening party at the end of July. See the brewery's Facebook page for details, hours and a food truck schedule.
Alpine Dog Brewing will tap a firkin of Papaya Citrus today at 6 p.m. It won't last long, so get to the brewery at Colfax and Ogden promptly.
Get this beer while it's hot: Because of customer demand, Peak to Peak Tap & Brew in Aurora decided to make Fire & Ice Green Chile beer, which it will start pouring at 1 p.m.
New Belgium has released the 2017 bottling of Transatlantique Kriek; this is the first year that the blended beer is 100 percent wood aged. The sour ale is a mix of 50 percent New Belgium's foeder-aged golden sour and 50 percent authentic kriek lambic from Brewery Oud Beersel in Belgium. “This year’s beer is particularly iconic because it’s 100 percent wood aged,” says the Fort Collins brewery's specialty brand manager, Andrew Emerton. “Because of our process with this beer, we actually had the incredible honor of having Transatlantique Kriek at this year’s Toer de Geuze in Belgium, the premier sour beer event in the world.” Lauren Limbach, New Belgium’s wood cellar director and blender adds that “it was an incredible honor and a total dream come true!” Look for Transatlantique Kriek and another new offering, Voodoo Ranger Passionfruit Imperial IPA, in liquor stores that specialize in local and craft beers.
EXPAND Those English-style tap handles mean that cask ales are being pulled. Brewtography Project
Thursday, June 15
Hogshead Brewery will roll out four consecutive days of cask ales starting Thursday to celebrate its fifth anniversary, which will be highlighted with a pig roast and party on Saturday (see below). Throughout the four-day celebration, there will also be special beer tappings, music and an English breakfast.
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Grimm Brothers Brewing, at 623 Denver Avenue in Loveland, has tapped the Baron, the first in its Six Soldiers of Fortune Series of historic German-style sour beers. This one, at just 3.2 percent ABV, is a traditional Berliner weisse.
Friday, June 16
Copper Kettle Brewing is tapping another round of its "mistake" brew turned GABF Gold award winner at 2 p.m. The Belgian Blonde is smooth and refreshing. Basecamp Provisions will be serving food outside.
Avery Brewing will release its newest year-round sour beer, Ginger Sour, at 11 a.m. "Verdant fresh ginger is artfully rooted in radiant tartness, peaking in the unmistakable burst and bite of this bright barrel-aged sour ale," Avery says. The beer will be available in 22-ounce bottles. The restaurant will serve ginger-inspired dishes.
The three-day Vail Craft Beer Classic brings "all the beer we can haul over the pass to throw a beer fest like nothing else on earth," according to its organizers. "Experience the mountains the way they should be enjoyed, with a cold beer and your friends." For more information, tickets prices and a schedule, see the event web site.
Denver Beer Co.'s new location in Arvada will feature an indoor food-trailer. Denver Beer Co./Gensler
Saturday, June 17
Denver Beer Co. will host the official grand opening party for its third location in Olde Town Arvada, starting at 11 a.m. The new brewery, at 5768 Olde Wadsworth Boulevard, includes a brewery, tap room and outdoor patio, plus the Mighty Burger, a permanent food truck which will sling artisan burgers out of an Airstream trailer within the building. Mighty Burger is run by the owners of Lucky Pie Pizza. In addition to beer and burgers, there will be a photo booth and live music from 2 to 10 p.m. from Arvada musicians.
Call to Arms Brewing will focus on hops from noon to 9 p.m. at Humulus Rumpulus, a more aromatic version of its regular bi-monthly Rumpus event. To help you get your hops on, CTA will tap Meemtonio Ginger Pale Ale, Sweet Bloom Coffee IPA, and Great Great Great Gam Gam Triple IPA. In addition, High Wire Hops will be in attendance from noon to 4 p.m. to talk about its Colorado hop farm. There will be food from the Stone Lotus Food Truck from noon to 6 p.m. and from Il Porcellino Salumi from 3 to 6 p.m.; Il Porcellino will be selling salami made with CTA's Freedom Fries Saison, which was hopped with Nelson Sauvin. The Alcapones will be playing music from 4 to 7 p.m., while Habitat for Humanity will be on hand from noon to 4 p.m. And finally, the first 25 people through the door will receive a free Rumpus can-style glass, "and if all goes to plan with our Crowler equipment, we'll be releasing a limited number of twelve-ounce cans of our Great Great Great Gam Gam starting at noon," the brewery says.
The days are getting long — something Lone Tree Brewing will celebrate by debuting Cucumber Wheat in cans at its annual Summer Carnival. The event — just five days before the summer solstice — also features a strawberry-infused batch of Lone Tree’s Blonde Ale. The party also includes lawn games, live music by the School of Rock Aurora, face painting by Emma Paints Colorado, a dunk tank and concessions by the Elevation 5280 food truck. This event is family- and dog-friendly, and admission is free.
Follow the Light, a side project of the brewer at Nighthawk Brewery, will host a dual bottle release at Nighthawk. The first beer is a rye saison fermented with a Belgian farmhouse and Brettanomyces yeasts in a neutral oak barrel. The second is a rye saison fermented with a blend of two saison yeasts and Brett in a used whisky barrel that also once held cider. Bottles are $12 each and the beers will also be on tap.
The pinnacle of Hogshead's fifth-anniversary celebration this weekend is a cask festival and pig roast from 2 to 11 p.m. for "108 lucky individuals, who will get to experience the joy of cask-conditioned beer from the most respected breweries in Denver," says Hogshead. The brewery will be cask-conditioning beers from Comrade, Cannonball Creek, Call to Arms, Strange Craft, West Bound and Down, Biestadt Lagerhaus, LIttle Machine and Station 26. Ticket holders will also get a logoed commemorative pint glass and can enjoy plenty of pork from whole hogs roasted throughout the evening. Tents will be provided for shade and live music will keep things lively. Tickets run from $60 to $75 and are available on Eventbrite.
Friday, June 23
TRVE Brewing will throw its annual Bacchanal at the Hi-Dive today and tomorrow. The brewery will take over the taps and has flown in bands from around the country to help celebrate the occasion. For today, the band lineup includes Eternal Champion, Spirit Adrift, In the Company of Serpents, 908, and Rottstrotter. Tomorrow, you can expect to see Ash Borer, Vastum, Of Feather and Bone, and Glacial Tomb.
Join Our Mutual Friend Brewing for its first bottle release of the year, a collaboration with Greeley's Wiley Roots Brewing called New Boot Goofing. A bottle conditioned golden sour brewed, aged and rested on local Montmorency cherries, the beer has "a wonderful, light-rosy hue and flavor complexity that makes it our current go-to sour that we considered just hoarding and drinking ourselves," the brewery says. Ultimately, OMF decided to share it and will begin sales at 2 p.m. The beer will also be available on draft.
Join the rest of the kids on the block for Renegade's annual block party. Jim Wills
Saturday, June 24
Much has changed since Renegade Brewing opened its doors on June 26, 2011. The west Denver brewery has grown from its initial taproom and a staff of three to having a separate production facility, a full lineup of canned beers that are distributed in five states, and a staff of twenty. To celebrate, Renegade will hold its Six-Year Anniversary Block Party from 1 to 5 p.m. at its production facility in a business park at 918 West First Avenue (the brewery has held its previous anniversary parties at its taproom on Ninth Avenue). This time around, the evening will be ticketed, and there are several levels, ranging from $40 to $70, but all of them get you unlimited beer tastings, a $5 voucher for any of the food trucks that will be on the premises, and some type of drinkware. There will also be live music from Hangman's Hymnal. For tickets and more information, go to renegadeanniversary.com.
LandLocked Ales in Lakewood will host its long-awaited grand opening starting at noon. There will be several beers on tap, and Woodhill Small Batch BBQ will be on hand as well.
Big Choice Brewing is moving from its Broomfield home of five years to a larger new location in Brighton, but the owners want to say goodbye to the old spot in style, so they're hosting a party at 7270 West 118th Place, "from noon until whenever." There will be lots of beer and plenty of stories from staff and regulars. More details TBA.


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USC is one of six California universities in a dental institution collaboration that will receive $12 million over the next three years through a research grant from the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research.
The research grant was awarded to the California-based Center for Dental, Oral & Craniofacial Tissue & Organ Regeneration, also known as C-DOCTOR — a joint venture between several California institutions, including the University of California at San Francisco, Berkeley, Davis and Los Angeles, an Ostrow research team at USC and Stanford University.
C-DOCTOR received the grant for its progress in developing safe and effective clinical strategies for tissue regeneration in the field. The group will act as a nationwide resource for the recruitment, cultivation and clinical translation of innovative technologies to regenerate dental and craniofacial tissues and organs damaged due to congenital disorders, trauma and disease.
USC professors Yang Chai, Yong Chen and Mark Urata are members of the team that received the grant, along with researchers from the other five universities in C-DOCTOR. Bridget Samuels, a senior research coordinator at USC’s Center for Craniofacial Molecular Biology, worked closely with Chai.
“We are trying to identify promising new approaches to engineering dental, oral and craniofacial tissues so that we can replace or regenerate tissues that are lost to … trauma, after surgery or removing a tumor,” Samuels said. “C-DOCTOR brings together all the resources that the research team would need to bring their technology into large animal models and [get] ready for phase one of clinical human trials.”
Samuels said that they had received previous funding from NIDCR, whose program was in two stages. In 2015, they funded 10 groups across the country to start planning the development of a resource center like C-DOCTOR. USC had successfully competed for one of those one-year grants. Now, the grant will help get the resource center up and running as the team looks to put together the strongest group by joining forces with other universities throughout California.
Samuels said the grant will help further the research C-DOCTOR is doing now on stem cells.
“I think right now people are starting to realize the potential of stem cells in regenerative medicines,” Samuels said. “There are a lot of different types of stem cells that have been identified in the dental region, many of them being pioneered by USC faculty. We are trying to understand the different kind of stem cells that are easily accessible because they are in the mouth and use their power to regenerate all kinds of tissues, like bones and gum tissues.”
According to Samuels, these products are not yet available in the market, making it one major direction that C-DOCTOR is planning to look into.
Samuels said that the first thing the team will do in the next couple of months is issue a request to recruit team members with promising projects. The research team will review the potential members’ proposals and provide counseling on how C-DOCTOR would be able to use these projects to make the best impact in the field.

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Question: Arsenal keep Champions League hopes alive with Boro win

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Arsenal kept alive their slim hopes of securing a Champions League spot next season with a 2-1 Premier League victory at Middlesbrough on Monday that left the hosts in deep danger of relegation.
A superb Alexis Sanchez free kick put the Gunners ahead three minutes before the break but Spanish striker Alvaro Negredo brought Boro level four minutes after the interval.
German midfielder Mesut Ozil grabbed a close-range winner for Arsenal in the 71st minute.
The result left Arsenal in sixth, seven points behind fourth-placed Manchester City who have played one game more. Boro are second bottom, six points adrift of safety with six games left.
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger made six changes to the team which had lost in humiliating fashion 3-0 to Crystal Palace last week and switched to a 3-4-3 formation, a new approach for the Gunners.
"Sometimes when a team lacks confidence, changing the system helps the team to believe in something different," Wenger said.
A low-key first half ended with Arsenal getting ahead when Sanchez showed great technique as he lifted the ball over a long wall and past motionless Boro keeper Brad Guzan.
Boro responded positively, though, and their equaliser was perfectly executed, Stewart Downing racing down the right flank and delivering a pinpoint cross which Negredo met with a side-foot finish after losing his marker Laurent Koscielny.
Middlesbrough went close to a second with a stooping Daniel Ayala header which Arsenal keeper Petr Cech saved well, allowing his defence to scramble clear.
But Arsenal secured their first away win in five Premier League matches when Sanchez floated a ball into the box which Aaron Ramsey cleverly chested down to Ozil who made no mistake from close range.
"I think we were focussed and committed and you could see that we did not play with full confidence during some moments in the game," Wenger said.
"When you are in a lack of confidence situation it comes back slowly and only the results help," added the Frenchman.
Arsenal face Manchester City on Sunday in the FA Cup semi-finals.
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Manchester City have been given a dream tie against Basel in the draw for the last 16 of the Champions League.
Pep Guardiola will be delighted to have been handed a relatively straight forward clash against the underdogs.
City suffered their only defeat of the season in their last group game, but are regarded as England’s best shot at Champions league glory.
Here we run down all you need to know about the tie.
WHAT HAPPENED LAST TIME THEY PLAYED BASEL
This will be the first meeting of Basel and City.
ODDS FOR FIRST TIE
City win – 4/6
Draw – 14/5
Basel to win – 4/1
WHEN ARE THE GAMES PLAYED
City travel to Basel on Wednesday February 14 and then close out the tie at the Etihad on Wednesday March 7.
BASEL’S STAR PLAYER
Geoffroy Serey Die (Picture: Getty)
The Ivorian midfielder was the star man in Basel’s 1-0 victory over Manchester United in the group stages.
Geoffrey Serey Die ran the midfield and is a shielding force in front of the back four. City will need to break the 33-year-old down to get to Basel’s defence.
HOW BASEL CAME THROUGH THEIR GROUP
Basel were in the same group as United and a shock victory in the penultimate group game over the English side helped secure their spot in the knockout stages.
After being beaten in the opening game, Basel won four of their remaining five games. The Swiss side are known to English fans having knocked Tottenham out the Europe League in 2013 and completed a Champions League double over Chelsea later that year.
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Question: Brush fire put out along I-280 in San Francisco

Firefighters have put out a brush fire along northbound I-280 in San Francisco, near the Monterey Boulevard onramp.The fire was dangerously close to several homes and vehicles.Firefighters controlled the fire at 11:30 a.m.

Emergency crews battled a 2 alarm structure fire along U.S. Highway 70 near South Miami Boulevard in Durham Friday night.


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Question: Orlando’s Transportation Director, Crime Writer Tim Dorsey & Do-Good Date Night

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The City Beautiful is one of the most dangerous places in the US to be a pedestrian.
A study by the group Smart Growth America which analyzed data from 2005 to 2014 put Orlando, Kissimmee and Sanford 3rd on the list of most dangerous metro areas for pedestrians.
Billy Hattaway is the city of Orlando’s new transportation director. On today’s program Hattaway explains how he wants to improve pedestrian safety- and other transportation challenges he wants to take on- including parking and mass transit.
Then, Florida crime writer Tim Dorsey’s written 20 novels starring anti hero Serge Storms… and he’s not slowing down. Dorsey talks about his latest- Clownfish Blues- and why he’ll never run out of material writing about the state he loves.
And, it’s Valentines Day- which means big business for restaurants. But some couples are opting to combine a date with an activity that gives back. Do-Good Date night founder Kristen Manieri joins Sasha Hausman from Second Harvest of Central Florida and quiz master Curtis Earth for a conversation about dates that include some volunteering.

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Question: RCMP in Alberta allege dad left baby in cold car while he went to bar

CALMAR, Alta. — A father in Alberta has been charged after police allege he left a baby in a cold vehicle while he went to a nearby bar.
RCMP say they received a complaint about a possible impaired driver in Calmar, southwest of Edmonton, on Friday.
Police allege the driver left his vehicle on the side of the road near a bar in the community, abandoning his two-month-old who was not dressed for the weather.
After being in the bar for a period of time, police allege the driver disclosed he had a child with him.
A concerned citizen went out to the car and found the baby alone, cold and in distress.
Police and Child and Family Services were able to reunite the baby with its mother at Leduc Hospital, and police note the child did not suffer any adverse effects.
Police say the child's father, 33, from Drayton Valley, had left the bar and drove away before police arrived.
He was later located and faces a number of charges including abandoning a child, causing a child to be in need of intervention, impaired driving and breach of a recognizance.

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Question: Mathematician not impressed by people complaining about B.C.’s school tax

Jens von Bergmann of Vancouver said says the province bungled the rollout
A Vancouver mathematician is feeling a little confused, and a lot snarky, about why British Columbians can’t seem to understand how the increased school tax works.
“I kept reading these stories about the people affected… and I thought maybe this [calculator] was needed,” Jens von Bergmann told Black Press Media.
“I think the fact that it is a wealth based tax means it’s new and it’s different.”
The school tax, announced by Finance Minister Carol James in February, would apply a tax rate of 0.2 per cent to the portion of a home’s assessed residential value that is between $3 million and $4 million, excluding stratified rentals. A tax rate of 0.4 per cent would apply to all home value over $4 million.
“It just really drives home this divide we’re facing in Vancouver,” said Von Bergmann.
“People that have bought quite a while ago and have seen their house value go up but don’t perceive that necessarily as liquid wealth and other people that are really struggling to pay rent in the city. I think the tax is trying to strike some sort of balance between the two.”
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The tax is due to start in 2019 but has already raised outrage, especially in Attorney General David Eby’s Point Grey riding.
Eby cancelled a town hall on the tax in early May, claiming that the opposition was encouraging non-registered attendees to crash the ticket-only event and making it unsafe.
MaryAnn Cummings, a Point Grey senior who’s against the tax, called it “predatory” and said that the tax “ignores an owners ability to pay it.”
But Von Bergmann says he doesn’t have much sympathy.
“I find it hard to relate to how this could constitute any form of cruel hardship,” he wrote in a blog post.
“And I am comfortably housed, I don’t want to imagine how someone struggling to pay rent in this city is supposed to by sympathetic to this.”
An owner of a $4 million house would pay $2,000 in school tax, according to the province. While Von Bergmann blames people’s poor math skills for not being able to grasp how little they’ll really pay in extra taxes, he also thinks the province bungled the rollout.
He brought up the example of David Tha, 72, who told the Vancouver Courier that he was cutting cable and eating less meat to afford the tax.
But although Von Bergmann called Tha “principled,” he noted that he could either sell, or just defer the taxes on his $6.75-million home, which had gone up from the $370,000 Tha bought it for in 1987.
“We have to conclude that he is very principled, but I am still not convinced that the single mom trying to make ends meet renting an East Van basement suite will be terribly sympathetic to Tha’s self-imposed budget constraints,” Von Bergmann wrote.
“Vancouver is indeed expensive, but with $6.7M in equity, almost all of which is untaxed capital gains, it is very hard to see how they could find a reasonable place to live to fit their middle class lifestyle.”
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PARIS (Reuters) - France said on Friday it was “deeply concerned” that Syria’s government was flouting its pledges to stop using chemical weapons and Paris was working with its partners to shed light on recent suspected toxic gas attacks.
Senior U.S. officials said on Thursday that the Syrian government may be developing new types of chemical weapons, and U.S. President Donald Trump is prepared to consider further military action if necessary to deter chemical attacks.
Rescue workers and medical groups working in the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta, near to Damascus, have accused government forces of using chlorine gas three times over the last month, including on Thursday morning.
French foreign ministry spokeswoman Agnes Von der Muhll said that reports from the OPCW, the global chemical weapons watchdog, indicated that Damascus had not met commitments made in 2013 to fully abandon its chemical stockpiles and was not conforming with international conventions banning their use.
“This gives rise to our deepest concern. France does not accept that the convention prohibiting chemical weapons be challenged,” von der Muhll told reporters in a daily online briefing.
President Bashar al-Assad’s government denies using chemical weapons, which it agreed to destroy in 2013 under an agreement brokered by Russia and the United States.
“We are actively working with our partners on this issue and on all reports of new chemical attacks in Syria,” von der Muhll said.
A deadly sarin attack on a rebel-held area in April 2017 prompted Trump to order a missile strike on the Shayrat air base, from which the Syrian operation is said to have been launched.
French President Emmanuel Macron has said that Paris could launch unilateral air strikes against targets in Syria if a new chemical attack took place, although he has since said he would coordinate any action with Trump.

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Permanent members of the UN Security Council should be stripped of their power of veto if they use it to block action aimed at protecting people from "forces of evil", the Conservative party has said.
In a 'Declaration Against Genocide', the party has called for a "reformed" United Nations and accused Moscow of sabotaging efforts to find a solution to the crisis in Syria.
It says limiting the veto power of the five permanent members of the Security Council would allow to the UN to protect populations from genocide and other atrocities.


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Lawyers for former sports coach Bill Kenneally, who is accused of sexually or indecently assaulting three boys in the 1980s, may apply to have his trial moved out of Waterford, a court has heard.
Kenneally (67) formerly of Summerville Avenue, Waterford city, is charged with 99 counts of sexual and indecent assault alleged to have occurred in Waterford city in the 1980s.
The complainants in the case are now aged in their 40s.
The former basketball coach was sent forward for trial to the circuit court when he appeared in the district court in March and a book of evidence was served on him.
He was in Waterford Circuit Court on Wednesday, wearing dark trousers, a white shirt, a grey cardigan and navy tie, but was not called upon to speak.
His solicitor, Matthew Ryan, said he had spoken with Noel Whelan BL, for the State, and as this was “a recent return,” for trial, “perhaps it could be put into the next sessions”.
Mr Ryan added that they should be able to “progress it at the next stage” and asked for liberty to re-enter the case in the current sessions as there may be a motion.
Mr Whelan said there may be an motion to transfer the case out of Waterford.
Judge Eugene O’Kelly said that, if that was to happen, it would have to be brought before the current court sessions.
He adjourned the case until October 9th, with liberty to re-enter before that.
Legal aid was granted by Judge Kevin Staunton at the district court earlier this year after hearing that the charges against Kenneally were “serious matters”.
Kenneall, an accountant by profession, was involved in basketball coaching in Waterford for several years. He was also involved in local politics with Fianna Fáil, acting as a tallyman with the party at a number of election counts in the city.

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Weather forecasters are getting complaints about their clothes, hair and even eyelashes.
Seven gardaí have taken their own lives in the last 12 months.
Dozens of people placed for adoption in St Patrick’s Guild may not know they are adopted.
Gardaí are investigating whether a young girl witnessed the murder of teenager Cameron Reilly in County Louth.
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A 48-year-old crime barrister became acutely stressed and died following a perceived mistake he had made at work.
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Zimbabwe's military and several Zanu-PF heavyweights have reportedly been "caught in farm invasion", and several people have gone missing after a seven-storey building collapsed in Nairobi. Kinshasa - The United Nations has documented dozens of cases of serious child abuse including rape and kidnap in five days of violence by Congolese militias, it said Wednesday.
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Question: The First #BoycottAdele Wasn't Over A Grammy, But On How To Make Tea

After her glorious Grammy sweep on Sunday night, Adele woke up to a #BoycottAdele hashtag, with many Beyoncé fans questioning her "unfair" win over their idol. But calls for a boycott are scarcely new for Adele. Last year, after she endorsed Hillary Clinton for president, Trump supporters launched a similar hashtag. Buffeted by the competitive politics of the right and left, the English singer will likely think longingly back to the uncomplicated very first #BoycottAdele hashtag that trended briefly in 2015 after the release of her hit single "Hello."
It had nothing to do with politics and everything to do with tea.
The millions of fans who have watched the music video of "Hello" know that a steaming cup of tea has a central role to play in providing succor to the singer's lovesick heart.
Artfully stained with sepia and loss, the retro video opens with a deeply depressed Adele walking into a shut-up house enrobed in dustcovers. Outside, it's wickedly cold and blustery. Inside (her broken heart) the temperature's pretty tundra-like too. So while she lavishly mourns the loss of her coffee-drinking lover in song, Adele does what the English do when things look bleak. She pops the kettle on. There's a delicately patterned china cup and saucer waiting to be filled. So far, so good.
Then, the singer does something absolutely shocking. She pours hot water into the cup and then pops in a tea bag. Instead of the other way around, of course. This casual switching of steps was an outrage and nothing short of tea treason. British twitter sputtered with indignation.
How reassuringly English. A country that has fought two opium wars with China to protect its precious tea supply takes the beverage very seriously.
Ask the man who is the au currant hero, George Orwell. He may have fought totalitarianism all his life, but when it came to making a pot of tea, it was his way or the highway. His popular essay, "A nice cup of tea," is an 11-point disquisition on how to achieve just that. Orwell would have been horrified by Adele's – and the modern streamlined style of – tea-making. Not merely by the presence of a teabag but by the absence of a teapot. "If the tea is not loose in the pot it never infuses properly," he declaimed. In order to get a good infusion, one "should take the teapot to the kettle, and not the other way about. The water should be actually boiling at the moment of impact, which means that one should keep it on the flame while one pours."
As for that other great anti-totalitarian Brit, John Lennon, he could imagine a world without heaven and religion, but not without tea – brewed the right way, of course. A few years ago, his widow, Yoko Ono, wrote a piece for The New York Times called "The Tea Maker," in which she affectionately recalled their midnight tea-making kitchen trysts. "Yoko, Yoko, you're supposed to first put the tea bags in, and then the hot water," John would admonish her. And so Ono allowed him to make the tea his way. But, for tea purists, there's an unfortunate twist to this story. As Ono tells it:
One night, however, John said: "I was talking to Aunt Mimi this afternoon and she says you are supposed to put the hot water in first. Then the tea bag. I could swear she taught me to put the tea bag in first, but ..." "So all this time, we were doing it wrong?" "Yeah ..." We both cracked up...
So Adele should take heart. She has the great Beatle on her side. But though once a committed tea drinker, Adele has given up her 10-cups-a-day habit. Not because of the tea trolls but because of the pounds she was putting on from the heavily sugared cups.
Meanwhile, her "Hello" video has launched a range of "Hello, it's tea" merchandise and several cheeky parodies, including changing the soulful line of Lionel Richie's 1983 hit, "Hello," to "Hello, is it tea you're looking for?" In another very funny send-up, an English radio presenter rewrote the lyrics to make tea the star. So instead of belting out "Hello from the other side," we have:
Where the hell's my cup of tea? My ginger nut needs dunking see Have you even turned the kettle on? I should have had it by now But all my biscuits are gone I love tea It's me and tea.
On Sunday night, after an awkward, overwrought but sincere-sounding acceptance speech in which she nervously lavished praise on Beyoncé, Adele accidentally broke her trophy in half. As if it were a ginger nut biscuit she was dying to dunk into a cup of tea. With all of those boycott hashtags, she could certainly do with a cuppa.
Nina Martyris is a journalist based in Knoxville, Tenn.

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April 20 EFFNETPLATTFORMEN DIVIDEND AB
* EFFNETPLATFORMEN VENTURES 2 AB (EPV2), FORMER SUBSIDIARY, AGREED WITH MAIN OWNERS OF GOLDBLUE PLC TO ACQUIRE COMPANY WITH PAYMENT IN FORM OF SHARES
* AFTER ACQUISITION EPV2 INTENDS TO CHANGE NAME TO GOLDBLUE AB (PUBL) AND LIST ON FIRST NORTH UNDER Q2-Q3
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State Bank of India, the country’s biggest lender by assets, said on Sunday it had cut its lending rates by 90 basis points for maturities ranging from overnight to three-year tenures, after experiencing a surge in deposits.
After the move, its so-called overnight marginal cost of funds-based lending rate (MCLR) fell to 7.75 percent from 8.65 percent, while three-year loan rates will now be 8.15 percent from 9.05 percent previously. Lending rates were also cut across other maturities effective Sunday.
Banks have received an estimated 14.9 trillion rupees ($219.30 billion) in old 500, and 1,000 rupees notes from depositors since the government in Nov. 8 unexpectedly banned the banknotes in a bid to fight counterfeiting and bring unaccounted cash to the economy.
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For loan of a three-year tenor, the borrowing rate will be costlier by 0.50 per cent to 9.25 per cent. (PTI)
State-owned Vijaya Bank today raised the marginal cost of funds-based lending rate, the floor rate at which it lends to consumers, for select tenors by up to 0.5 per cent.
“The bank has decided to revise the marginal cost of funds based lending rate (MCLR) with effect from July 5, 2018,” Vijaya Bank said in a filing to stock exchanges.
For loan of a three-year tenor, the borrowing rate will be costlier by 0.50 per cent to 9.25 per cent. While for one and two loan terms, the new rates are up by 0.05 per cent and 0.35 per cent, respectively.


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Texas Tech Physicians-Pediatrics will be hosting an Open House Celebration and Asthma Awareness Event from 4 to 6 p.m. on Thursday.
The event will be held at their office at 701 W. 5th Street in Odessa.
This is part of an effort to educate the community about asthma and other pediatric health issues. They are also hoping to show the community their newly renovated pediatric clinic.
According to Texas Tech Pediatricians, around 20 percent of children in Ector County are affected by asthma.
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* Sets Frankfurt stock market listing for Feb. 15
* To sell 7 mln new shares, 13.35 mln existing shares
* Sets placement price at 21.50-25.50 euros per share
* To have market cap of 795-943 mln euros (Adds free float, plans for proceeds, CEO comment)
FRANKFURT, Feb 2 (Reuters) - German residential property developer Instone Real Estate Group has set its flotation on the Frankfurt stock exchange for February 15 and said it could reach a market value of almost 950 million euros ($1.2 billion).
The placement will be Germany’s second stock market listing of 2018, which is expected to be a blockbuster year for initial public offerings (IPOs). Drugmaker Dermapharm plans to list on February 9.
The placement will comprise 7 million new shares from a capital increase and 13.35 million shares from fund holdings by ActivumSG Capital Management at a price of 21.50 to 25.50 euros each, the company said on Friday.
Up to 3.05 million shares from ActivumSG have also been earmarked for over-allotments.
That will give the company a market capitalisation of between 795 million euros and 943 million euros, Instone said.
Some 55 percent of shares in Instone will be freely traded following the listing, a spokesman said, rising to 63 percent if the over-allotment option is fully used.
Instone said it plans to use around 55 million euros of the net proceeds from the placement of new shares to repay a shareholder loan and the remainder will go toward the acquisition and development of new residential projects.
“With expected around 100 million euros in net proceeds at the mid-point of the price range, we will be able to acquire new land plots and work towards reaching our target sales volume of 900 million euros to 1 billion euros by 2021,” Instone Chief Executive Kruno Crepulja said in a statement.
Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse are organising the flotation with the help of Morgan Stanley, BNP Paribas and Unicredit.
Instone was formed by a merger of peer GRK and Formart, part of German builder Hochtief, which specialist real estate investor Activum bought in 2014 for about 300 million euros. ($1 = 0.7996 euros) (Reporting by Maria Sheahan; Editing by Elaine Hardcastle)

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LONDON, June 15 DP Eurasia, the Domino's Pizza franchise holder in Russia and Turkey, has set a price range of between 200 and 230 pence a share for its initial public offer on the London Stock Exchange, implying a market capitalisation of up to 331 million pounds ($422 million).


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US officials announced Monday the arrest of a man who sought to detonate a bomb in Oklahoma City reminiscent of the deadly 1995 bombing by anti-government extremist Timothy McVeigh in the same city.
Jerry Varnell, 23, was arrested Saturday after attempting to trigger what he thought was an ammonium nitrate fertilizer bomb — like McVeigh’s — outside a BancFirst branch in the center of the city, according to a criminal complaint filed in Oklahoma district court.
Varnell told an undercover FBI agent and a cooperating source he wanted to attack the government, with his initial target the Federal Reserve in Washington, eight blocks from the White House.
He also considered attacking data centers of Facebook and the Internal Revenue Service before settling on the bank in Oklahoma City, 130 miles (210 kilometers) east of his home in Sayre, Oklahoma.
“I think I’m going to go with what the okc bomber used,” Varnell allegedly told the FBI’s source in an encrypted message.
“What happened in Oklahoma City was not an attack on America, it was retaliation,” he later said. “The time for revolution is now.”
McVeigh killed 168 people when he exploded a fertilizer bomb outside a federal building in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995. McVeigh was arrested soon afterward, imprisoned and in 2001 executed for the crime.
Varnell’s arrest was announced two days after white supremacist and extreme-right anti-government groups clashed with opponents in Charlottesville, Virginia. One woman killed when an extremist rammed his car into a crowd of counter-protestors, and two police officers died in a helicopter crash.
Varnell told investigators he supported the far-right “III%ers” anti-government movement and wanted to form his own armed militia.
But he told the undercover agent that, unlike McVeigh, he did not want to kill a lot of people with his bombing, but to “cripple the government,” according to the complaint.
Varnell also told the agent he wanted a way to communicate his message about the bombing to prevent other groups like Islamic State from claiming responsibility.
According to the complaint, Varnell and the FBI agent built the bomb in a van, with “inert” materials including blasting caps and dynamite that were all supplied by the agent.
The inert bomb was parked outside the bank and Varnell was immediately arrested early Saturday morning after he tried to used a cellphone to set it off.

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That is the length of a new flight between Singapore and Liberty International Airport in Newark, New Jersey.
Service on what Singapore Airlines says will become the longest commercial flight in the world begins on October 11. The flights will be daily beginning on October 18.
Contrast that to the shortest regularly scheduled commercial flight, a 1 1/2-minute hop between Westray and Papa Westray, two islands north of the Scottish mainland, by Loganair.
Singapore Airlines will be the first airline to use Airbus' A350-900 ULR (for ultra long range) planes, which have extra fuel capacity, are made of a carbon fiber that is lighter than the aluminum of traditional jets and burn less fuel because they have only two engines, compared with the four on many other long-haul jets.
The flights will have 161 seats — 67 in lie-flat business class and 94 in premium economy, which uses bigger seats that have more legroom than traditional coach seats but do not have the ability to become a bed.
The nonstop flight is primarily meant to appeal to business travelers, which is why Newark airport was chosen as the New York gateway. It gives the airline easy access to business customers in Manhattan and in northern New Jersey.
"The nonstop flight length is at least about two to three hours shorter than the one-stopper, maybe even four hours," in terms of door-to-door travel time for most customers, said Mak Swee Wah, the airline's executive vice president, commercial.
The company has not yet released pricing information.
But on a flight that long, passenger comfort is a big issue.
"The thing that the passengers view as most important will be comfort," Mak said.
To that end, the airline is specially tailoring its in-flight meal service for the route.
The exact schedule and menu options are still being decided, but the airline said that meal service on such a long flight takes more planning and orchestration than on shorter routes.
As on other Singapore flights, travellers will be able to personalise what they watch with their seat-back entertainment system.
Ahead of their flights, passengers will be able to create a playlists of movies, television shows and music that will be available onboard. The playlists will sync with their seat-back screens, and will even carry over to the return flight — no need on the return flight to fast-forward through a movie half-watched on the outbound leg.
"This latest generation of planes has inbuilt features which enhance wellness," Mak said. Because the plane is not made of aluminum, which is more susceptible to corrosion than carbon fiber, the cabin can be kept at higher humidity.
A350 cabins are also pressurized at a lower altitude than usual, so passengers feel as if they are flying at only 6000 feet. (Most airplanes are pressurized to 8000 feet.)
The cabin features an LED lighting system that can mimic different times of the day, helping customers combat jet lag before they even reset their watches or sync their phones to a new time zone.
"What makes the airplane perfect for this kind of mission, first of all, is that it's capable of doing it," said Marisa Lucas Ugena, Airbus' head of A350 product marketing.
"The key factor for Singapore Airlines is that this aircraft is extremely efficient. It's allowing them to reopen this service and make money on it."
The airline previously flew nonstop service on Airbus A340-500s between Newark and Singapore from 2004 to 2013. Beginning in 2008, the flight carried 100 business class seats. Before that, it was a two-class configuration, more similar to the layout planned for the October reboot.
"It was a product that was very well received," Mak said. “Unfortunately, the economics at that time were challenging. The A340 was not the most efficient plane, and a number of other factors made it not economical to carry on.”
Those Airbus A340s were configured to make the New York-to-Singapore flights possible and relatively cost-effective, but that meant it was not economical to use them on any other routes. So when Singapore Airlines ended the route in 2013, those planes were also pulled from service. The new A350s are more integrated into the Singapore Airlines fleet.

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TWO police officers from Tonga and Samoa are on work attachments with the Fiji Police Force.
The two women constables — Fuka Mouga of the Tongan Police and Nepa Papalii of Samoa — are part of an arrangement between Fiji, Samoa and Tonga under the Pacific Islands Chief of Police training opportunities.
While welcoming the two women police officers, the Commissioner of Police Brigadier General Sitiveni Qiliho said Fiji was always ready to help its Pacific Island neighbours.
"In the past we sent officers and personnel from the Forensics Department to help our comrades in various Pacific Island nations, and we are always open to assisting in areas of training," Brig-Gen Qiliho said.
"This is not only about what we can help you with, but also how you can help us, so please be sure to share your knowledge and experience with our forensics team."
The two officers will be based at the Fiji Police Forensic Science Services at Nasova.
Brig-Gen Qiliho said forensics was a critical aspect of policing, and the Fiji police was always exploring avenues to advance the work of forensics in Fiji.
"Recently we had another seven officers accredited as fingerprint specialists, an achievement we are extremely happy about considering the demands on our services.
"We have been able to boost our services after acquiring new equipment and under the guidance of the senior officers in the department you are sure to gain a lot to take back to your respective countries and institutions," he said.

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Hong Kong (CNN) The discovery of two World War II-era bombs in Hong Kong's Wan Chai district in the past week has raised interest in the city's largely forgotten wartime history, which saw a blitzkrieg campaign to take the then-British colony, leading to more than three years of Japanese occupation.
Held by the Japanese from late 1941 until the end of the World War II, the city was often the target of US Army Air Corps, and later Navy bombers, intent on disrupting Japanese shipping in the Pacific theater.
Japanese military installations and supply ships clustered around the city's Victoria Harbour were a target of heavy US Navy bombing, Chi Man Kwong, an assistant professor at Hong Kong Baptist University said.
The bombs discovered this week would have fallen into the harbor and have only been unearthed with land reclamation and construction work, he said.
Hong Kong Police bomb disposal officer Alick McWhirter confirmed the newly found bombs were of US design.
Bomb disposal expert Adam Roberts, left, rests his foot on a defused US-made bomb dropped during World War II a day after it was discovered on a harborfront construction site in the Wan Chai district of Hong Kong on February 1.
'Massive air battle'
According to US military archives, the US Army Air Corps began bombing Hong Kong when it was under Japanese occupation in the fall of 1942, striking the city dozens of times.
Most of those air raids were carried out by B-24 and B-25 bombers, the former of which could carry up to 8,000 pounds of bombs.
By 1945 occasional sorties by pairs of dive bombers had developed into a more concentrated campaign, David Macri, a historical researcher and academic based in Hong Kong said.
"Hong Kong was a safe harbor, protected by anti-aircraft guns, where Japanese ships could get respite but that also made it a big target," he told CNN.
"In mid-January 1945 there was a massive air battle over Hong Kong, (American aviators) were trying to sink as many ships as they could, and that's probably where this (recently discovered) ordnance would have come from."
A suspected World War II explosive was found in a construction site in Wan Chai.
Forgotten history
The unearthed US ordnance has put a spotlight on an often-overlooked part of the city's history.
Among the forests and walking trails that criss-cross the hills surrounding Hong Kong, lie the almost-forgotten remains of the city's wartime history. A series of pitted concrete pillboxes and bunkers, the city's wartime defenses sit neglected in amongst the trees and vines.
They are among the last vestiges of a relatively unknown chapter of World War II, a short-lived battle for a territory which, while important to British interests in Asia, ended up being quickly ceded to the Japanese by the UK military leadership.
Despite Hong Kong's perceived importance to British interests in Asia, the city fell quickly as the Allied defenders were vastly outnumbered by Japanese troops.
Britain's wartime ruler, Winston Churchill, was dismissive of Allied prospects from holding onto the vital port.
"There is not the slightest chance of holding Hong Kong or relieving it," he said in January 1941.
An abandoned WWII pillbox looks out onto Lei Yue Mun, a stategic stretch of water that leads into Victoria Harbour.
Early-morning attack
The Japanese invasion began in the early hours of December 8, 1941, shortly after Japanese navy launched its attack on Pearl Harbor. It was part of a multi-pronged offensive which also saw Japan, on the same day, invade Hong Kong, Guam, the Wake Islands and British Malaya, including Singapore.
Japanese troops, mainly infantrymen, marched across the Lo Wu crossing linking Hong Kong with mainland China early that morning, supported by heavy artillery barrages.
Members of the 1st Hong Kong Canadian Scouts Group salute during the Canadian Commemorative Ceremony honouring those who died during the Battle of Hong Kong and World War II in December 2016.
But the efforts of the around 12,000-strong Allied contingent, including relatively inexperienced troops from Canada, and more battle-hardened British and Indian soldiers, alongside local troops and volunteer units stationed in the British territory was a doomed attempt to protect the city.
Within two days, Allied troops had been pushed back from the Kowloon peninsula to Hong Kong island as the defenses strung across the border with mainland China -- known as the "Gin Drinker's Line," harkening back to happier times when families would picnic in the hills -- were overrun by vastly superior Japanese numbers and firepower.
An abandoned concrete pillbox defense stands on Hong Kong island, overlooking the entrance to Victoria Harbour.
An American officer who was caught up in Hong Kong during those fateful weeks and later repatriated as diplomatic staff reported that the defense was ineffective, but that there no shortage of bravery from the troops, says Macri.
"They really went out and did what they could. It was a smaller garrison, 12-14,000 troops, similar (in size) to a division but an ad hoc group," Macri said.
"They were faced with a hopeless task but did a good job -- as much as could be expected. They put up a good fight."
Japanese troops being rounded up by British forces in Hong Kong's dockyards in 1945.
Short-lived defense
Hong Kong fell after just over two weeks of frenzied fighting between Japanese invaders and the Allied defenders, according to archives from the Commonwealth War Graves Commission.
The Royal Air Force's minimal presence -- three outdated biplanes and a couple of seaplanes -- were destroyed in a bombing raid on the Kai Tak airfield before they could even take off.
From the island, Allied troops managed to keep the Japanese at bay for a few days before they managed to cross the harbor.
When they finally crossed, in the eastern part of the island, the Allies mounted a spirited, but ultimately fruitless defense, including street fighting -- two famous lion statues outside the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporations headquarters still bear the pockmarked bullet scars of the fighting -- and battles on the island's forested hillsides.
By December 25 1941, the city had fallen and surrender to the Japanese forces ceded, with the governor general of Hong Kong, Sir Mark Young, signing the surrender at the Peninsula Hotel on what became known as " Black Christmas ."
During the 18-day battle, 10% of its defenders lost their lives; a further 20% died in Japanese POW camps in the ensuing years. As many as 4,000 civilians also lost their lives.
British prisoners of War leaving Hong Kong for a Japanese prison camp in 1941.
Brutal occupation
There was an organized -- but "amateurish," according to Kwong -- resistance to the Japanese occupation, which continued until the Japanese surrender at the end of the war in August 1945.
During the three-plus years of Japanese rule, numerous atrocities were reportedly committed by Japanese troops, including civilian rapes and murders, and the execution of surrendered soldiers.
Japanese troops parade through defeated Hong Kong in 1941.
Nurses working at a field hospital were also massacred, just a day before the armistice was signed. An estimated 10,000 civilians died as a result of the occupation, mostly from malnutrition and Allied bombing, Kwong said.
It wasn't until the weeks following V-J Day, in August 1945, that the city was returned to British rule.
With Japan's surrender, Hong Kong's citizens would have breathed a sigh at relief from the US air raids -- bombs from which sometimes went astray, endangering residents -- although their legacy continues to surface to this day.

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Question: Nova Scotia punches ticket to Scotties Tournament of Hearts semifinal

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Nine consecutive wins for Team Nova Scotia in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre
Mascots kept the crowd entertained between ends at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts Saturday at the South Okanagan Events Centre. Mark Brett/Western News
By Matthew Abrey
Special to the Penticton Western News
Mary-Anne Arsenault and her Nova Scotia rink just keep on winning at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Penticton.
The Dartmouth-based rink brought down Tracy Fleury and Team Northern Ontario by a 6-2 score, winning their staggering ninth match in a row, earning a berth in Sunday’s semifinal.
“It was so nice to put a really good game together,” said Arsenault, who has played in the Scotties 13 times. “I’m so proud of my girls. They played awesome and anytime we were in a little bit of trouble, (they) would make a double and we were back.”
Arsenault blanked the first three ends keeping the hammer for the fourth where she opened the scoring. She managed to expertly draw around the high-sitting guards with her final two stones to lay two, giving her Nova Scotia rink a 2-0 lead going into the fifth end.
Fleury earned one back in the fifth by picking and rolling across the inner blue rings to lay one, cutting Arsenault’s lead to 2-1.
Arsenault fired right back making a pair of tight draws into the inner rings through a cluttered upper house to lay three in the sixth end — extending her lead to 5-1.
Fleury blanked the seventh, then drew to the button in the eighth to cut into Arsenault’s lead. However, her Nova Scotia rink still found themselves down 5-2 heading into the ninth end.
The ninth end featured a jam-up heading into skips’ final shots. Fleury cleared the jam-up with her last stone of the end, but Arsenault hit and stuck her hammer shot to further pad her lead at 6-2.
The teams decided to play the 10th end, even though Arsenault had a sizeable lead, but did not play the entire length. They shook hands with four rocks remaining after Northern Ontario couldn’t keep enough stones in the house to justify finishing the end.
“We would have liked to have played better,” said Fleury, whose rink went 8-3 in tournament play. “But Nova Scotia played amazing and we just had some key misses. They played well and put a lot of pressure on us.”
Arsenault is now two wins away from giving Team Nova Scotia its first Scotties Tournament of Hearts national title in 14 years. Nova Scotia will play the loser of Saturday night’s Page Playoff, between Manitoba and Team Wild Card, in the semifinal at 9 a.m. at the South Okanagan Events Centre to determine who will move on to the final. The winner of the Saturday night 7 p.m. draw will move directly to the final, which takes place at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
The HeartStop Lounge, located at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre, will feature the final on one of their giant-screen TV’s on Sunday, the other will be playing the Super Bowl. Tickets are not required to take in the action at the HeartStop Lounge.
For ticket information for the rest of the 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts draws, go to www.curling.ca/2018scotties/tickets/.
The 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts All-Star teams were also released, and are presented as follows:
1st Team:
Skip – Jennifer Jones
Third – Cary-Anne McTaggart
Second – Jill Officer – Manitoba
Lead – Dawn McEwen – Manitoba
2nd Team:
Skip – Tracy Fleury – Northern Ontario
Third – Shannon Birchard – Manitoba
Second – Jessie Scheidegger – Alberta
Lead – Ranoura Westcott – Team Canada
And at the fifth end break, Team Saskatchewan skip, Sherri Anderson, was presented with the Marj Mitchell Sportsmanship Award, which honours the player that most exemplified sportsmanship and dedication to curling throughout the tournament.
Third Crystal Webster of Team Northern Ontario looks for direction during Saturday’s first playoff game against Team Nova Scotia. Mark Brett/Western News Third Crystal Webster of Team Northern Ontario looks for direction during Saturday’s first playoff game against Team Nova Scotia. Mark Brett/Western News

Score it one for the home side and one against to kick-start the Humpty’s Champions Cup at Calgary’s WinSport Arena.
Chelsea Carey topped Team Fujisawa, of Japan, 7-2 in Tuesday night’s first draw of the major event, the final stop of Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling. Calgary’s Carey stole two and three points respectively in the fourth and fifth ends to take the victory over the Olympic bronze medallists.
Meanwhile, on the men’s side, Kevin Koe of The Glencoe Club lost 6-3 to Jason Gunnlaugson, of Winnipeg. Steals of one in the second and sixth ends spelled the difference for the Gunnlaugson rink in a victory over the home side.
The other men’s game saw Saskatoon’s Colton Flasch roll up a 7-4 triumph over Marc Pfister, of Switzerland.
The other women’s winners on Night 1 were Players’ Championship victor Jamie Sinclair, of the U.S., and Scotland’s Eve Muirhead. Sinclair’s score of two in the seventh end and steal in the eight capped a rally to top Olympic gold medallist Anna Hasselborg, of Sweden, 4-3. Muirhead, meanwhile, took down Delia DeJong of Grande Prairie in an 8-2 blowout.
The best and brightest curling stars from around the globe are in Calgary for the six-day event. In fact, the who’s-who field is comprised of 15 men’s and 15 women’s teams who have claimed victory this season. The 30 teams will compete in a round-robin style bonspiel, contending for a combined $250,000 purse.
Round-robin action runs through to Friday with teams split into three pools, and the top eight overall qualifying for the weekend playoffs. Draws go at 8:30 a.m., noon, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.
Among the feature matches of Wednesday’s early draw, Brad Jacobs, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., faces Rich Ruohonen, of Seattle, and Edmonton’s Val Sweeting meets Winnipeg’s Kerri Einarson.


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Question: Father defiles all his four daughters, says he was manipulated

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A magistrate’s court in Nigeria has remanded a 41-year-old father in prison custody after he admitted to having defiled all his four daughters whose ages range between two and seventeen.
Michael Akpan-Isaiah allegedly committed the abominable offence at Borokiri Sand Field located in Nigeria’s Port Harcourt.
Excerpts of the charge sheet reads: “That you, Michael Akpan Isaiah, sometime in April, 2018, did have unlawful carnal knowledge of (name withheld) without her consent.
That you, Michael Akpan Isaiah, sometime in May, 2018, did have unlawful carnal knowledge of (name withheld) aged 7 years old.”
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Though the man said he committed the act as a result of manipulation, lawyer from Federation of International Women Lawyers (FIDA) who is representing the victims rubbished the claim, saying the suspect was in his right senses when he had forceful sexual intercourse with his four little children.
Fortune Ada Ndah said: “The accused has been forcefully sleeping with his daughters for the past three years.”
She told news men: “Medical diagnosis conducted on the children showed they have been defiled.
“FIDA is not happy about this irresponsible act of a man to his daughters.
“We will ensure the matter is prosecuted to act as a deterrent to others,” she vowed.
Chief Magistrate Zinnah Alikor who described the offence as abominable declined jurisdiction over the trial and referred it the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP) for advice. The magistrate then remanded the suspect and adjourned the case sine die.

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In Osogbo, Osun state, a side chic Fadahunsi Alaba got a bad beating for showing up at her lover's house unannounced. She found out that he is also married.
The aftermath of the sudden visit resulted in nasty injuries for the victim who had a swollen face.
Olusola Simeon the lover had his wife and children at home when Alaba visited.
His action has led him to prison says the National Helm in a report which also confirmed his arraignment at the Osogbo Magistrate’s Court yesterday.
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More reports revealed that the attack occurred on Monday, June 2, 2018.
Olusola Simeon is to be held at the Ilesha prison until August.
Magistrate Awodele Adedoyin gave this order after the accused pleaded guilty to a charge of assault.
Woman keeps promise to kill husband's side chic
A short note carried a woman's message to a side chic who won't leave her husband alone. It was found close to the corpse of her competition whose body littered a roadside.
The deceased Ada Ezeudo was reportedly killed in Ifitedunu located in Anambra State.
It appeared that Ezeudo had ignored an earlier warning asking her to stay away from the woman's husband.
"I told you to live my husband alone. You really think I'm joking coming to Akuzu. R.I.P Asawwo girl," reads a text from the note.
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A man emptied an acidic content on his niece in a similar case of violence resulting from cheating. This also happened in Anambra.


Question: One Person's Junk Is This Home Improvement Show's Treasure

“You Can’t Turn That Into A House” on FYI takes home improvement to a new level: transforming old grain silos, chicken coops, a dumpster and more into tiny houses.
Here & Now‘s Robin Young learns more about the show from hosts Taimoor Nana (@taimoor_nana), Rehan Nana and Kyle Davis.
Interview Highlights
On the concept behind the show
Taimoor Nana: “This story started off about 10 years ago, and the three of us were sitting around and we had an old grain bin, and a 100-year-old wooden barn that had been partially collapsed due to a tornado — we live here in the Midwest. And we wanted to really take the two and combine them together, and we came up with the design of taking a grain bin and making it into a luxury, two-story cabin that we felt people from the city could come out and enjoy the wilderness, where we really wanted to basically connect people to nature, and the process of building cabins out in the wilderness.”
On the theme of sustainability in the show and the houses they create
Rehan Nana: “There’s definitely that aspect. We’ve all had long discussions about this, and one of the things that we really enjoy is being able to reuse things that would’ve otherwise been left fallow. If you look across the Midwest, there’s literally thousands of old grain silos that, just by the progress of agriculture, they get bigger. And so all these old ones are just left there. And so we looked at them and said, ‘Hey, I think we can turn that into a house,’ and we actually did end up doing it. And what’s really nice is, a lot of these are out in the country, and so you really get to see a great glimpse of rural America.”
On whether it can be a dangerous job
Kyle Davis: “I mean it is, it is for sure. But you know, it’s really a different scenario every single time. I really, I guess just don’t like following rules and doing it how everyone else does with a full crew taking months and months on end and hundreds of thousands of dollars. I’d rather do it with two brothers out in the country, maybe a couple farmers, and get it done in a week.”
On seeing a potential home when others might see junk
RN: “We all kind of look at things differently I think, in all of these different structures. And you get to really see when we sit down collaboratively, and start spitballing the potential that an object does have, and I think it’s something that I always enjoy because it’s breaking something back down. It’s almost like being a kid again. Like, you know, getting to play with Legos and imagining what something could be. And I think that when you’re looking at a structure to try to turn it into a house, that’s one of the critical things that you have to do is not imagine what it is now, but imagine what it could be.”
On building a house out of a dumpster
KD: “We cleared out the trash, and then Rehan got in there with a gigantic, heavy duty power washer that was the full size of a pickup truck, and just power-washed the thing as good as we possibly could, and it really cleaned up pretty nice in the end. It wasn’t a dumpster, it was just a nice metal box to get started building the house.”
On the idea of putting their homebuilding skills to use after hurricanes like Harvey and Maria
KD: “We had some people writing to us saying, ‘Hey, what can we … let’s work on something,’ and we’ve kicked around the idea of maybe we do make some portable, prefab housing that could be shipped to disaster areas. I think that would be a really interesting project and challenge to work on.”

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Question: Carter Page Claimed He Was Adviser to Kremlin in 2013 Letter

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Carter Page, the Russia-linked former Trump campaign adviser at the center of a controversial memo which was declassified on Friday, apparently bragged in a 2013 letter that he was “an informal advisor” to the Kremlin, according to TIME. The letter was sent to an academic press amid a dispute over a manuscript the former energy industry executive had submitted for publication, per the report.
“Over the past half year, I have had the privilege to serve as an informal advisor to the staff of the Kremlin in preparation for their Presidency of the G-20 Summit next month, where energy issues will be a prominent point on the agenda,” Page boasted in the August 2013 letter. He now tells TIME that he “sat in on and contributed to a few roundtable discussions with people from around the world” at the time, including a representative from Russia. He also cited a briefing document written by a Russian trade diplomat to back up his claim, and said similar subsequent meetings that year were “really plain-vanilla stuff.”
Page was put under surveillance in 2016 as part of the FBI investigation into Russia’s meddling in that year’s presidential election. In the GOP-written memo released on Friday, one of the several underwhelming accusations lodged at federal law enforcement officials was that they abused their power in obtaining a warrant to begin that surveillance. Indeed, some conservatives who have tried to distance themselves from Page in light of the Russia investigation have now come to his defense, arguing that his civil rights were violated. In fact, Page is more likely just a useful idiot to allies of President Trump looking for ways to discredit the Russia investigation.
The Republican memo, which has been heavily promoted by House Intelligence Committee chairman Devin Nunes, claims that the Page FISA warrant application was improper because it cited the infamous Steele dossier without disclosing the political biases of those who created and (partially) paid for it. The dossier alleged that Page had secretly met with a senior Kremlin official in 2016, in part to discuss ways to help the Trump campaign and damage Hillary Clinton. (Page has denied this.)
The Nunes memo does not actually list all the evidence that was used to obtain the warrant to surveil Page, so there’s no way of confirming the Steele dossier’s importance in the process. It’s also not at all clear from what the memo reports that the warrant application was actually improper, and memo’s bias-disclosure contention is already being disputed by Democrats on the House Intelligence Committee as well as least one law enforcement official who has seen the original FISA warrant application. (And that’s all before considering the fact that law enforcement sources regularly have a bias against the target of an investigation.)
The FISA warrant was also not only approved by a judge the first time, but an additional three times at 90-day intervals, meaning law enforcement officials were able to show probable cause for the better part of a year that Page was acting as an agent of a foreign power. And Page was already on the FBI’s radar for his Russia ties and had been questioned over his relationship with a Russian operative in 2013. (The meeting with the FBI preceded his boast in the letter to the academic press that same year.) A Democratic rebuttal to the Nunes memo reportedly claims that former deputy FBI director Andrew McCabe testified last year before the House Intelligence Committee that the 2013 links were part of the evidence that raised suspicion about Page. Now the “informal adviser” claim that same year has surfaced as well, though it’s not clear if law enforcement agents were already aware of it.
Any way you look at it, no news that’s emerged in the last week has made Page look any less worthy of government surveillance.

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-- Firefighters Lose Ground On Largest Of California Fires.
-- The Crazy, Unbelievable Alabama Senate Race Careens To An End.
-- The Myth Of Trump's Economic Populism, As Proven By The Tax Bill.
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-- Simeon Booker, Dean Of Washington's Black Press Corps, Dies At 99.
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Pence Won't Meet Palestinian Leader On Visit. (CNN)
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Question: Charlottesville Suspect To Remain In Jail After First Court Appearance

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A judge declined to set bond for an Ohio man during his first court appearance after allegedly ramming a vehicle into a crowd of people demonstrating against a white supremacist rally Saturday in Charlottesville, Va.
Charlottesville resident Heather Heyer was killed, and at least 19 other people were in injured in the attack.
The Charlottesville Police Department said Saturday that James Alex Fields Jr., 20, of Maumee, Ohio, was charged with one count of second-degree murder, three counts of malicious wounding and one count of hit-and run.
During today's Charlottesville court hearing, as NPR's Debbie Elliott reports, Fields "appeared by video from jail, dressed in a gray and white-striped prison jumpsuit."
He answered the judge's questions with a simple "Yes, sir" and "No, sir," according to The Associated Press.
Fields told Judge Robert Downer that he could not afford a lawyer. "Downer assigned a court-appointed attorney to represent Fields, and set another hearing for Aug. 25," Debbie adds. "Until then, the judge said, Fields would remain in jail with no bond in part because he has no ties to the area."
The AP adds that the judge told the court that the "public defenders' office informed him it could not represent Fields because a relative of someone in the office was injured in Saturday's protest." Fields was taken into custody on Saturday after the incident.
Details are emerging about Fields' background and his interest in Nazi Germany. One of the suspect's high school teachers in Ohio told member station WVXU that Fields "was intelligent and didn't cause trouble," but was "also deeply into Adolf Hitler and white supremacy."
Derek Weimer, who had Fields in three classes at Randall K. Cooper High School in Union, Ky., told WVXU, "He went to a good school. Lived in a good neighborhood. There were plenty of people around to try to guide him in the right direction. My first feeling is we failed. I failed."
Fields' mother, Samantha Bloom, told The Toledo Blade that she was aware her son was going to what he called an "alt-right" rally. "I told him to be careful," Bloom said, according to the newspaper. "[And] if they're going to rally to make sure he's doing it peacefully."

Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Iran's Foreign Minister: Renegotiating Nuclear Deal Would Damage U.S. Credibility.
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Question: Up to $1,000 Off ! iPad, Macbook Green Monday Deals at Deals Factory

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E-commerce analysts Mary have found the best Green Monday deals for Apple iPad, Apple Macbooks for shoppers in 2017.
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The MacBook features a 12″ Retina display with 16:10 aspect ratio and 2304 x 1440 native resolution, which results in 226 pixels per inch (ppi). The display also has 178°-wide viewing angles. To deliver the total Retina experience on the MacBook, Apple redesigned the pixels to create a larger aperture, allowing more light to pass through. This enabled Apple to use LED backlighting that’s 30 percent more energy efficient than the displays on other Mac notebooks with no loss in brightness.
Deal Factory deal analysts help shoppers find the best deals by comparing Green Monday discounts from the big retailers. By driving more shoppers online through extended sales periods, total spending during Green Monday 2017 is on track to reach new heights. This year’s holiday season sales are expected to be up 4.5% on last year’s $650 billion record spend.
Shoppers are transitioning towards researching deals and making purchases online during the Green Monday sales week. According to the National Retail Federation more people shopped online than in store over the Green Monday weekend last year, underlining the importance of web based traffic in boosting sales.
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