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(CNN) Razor-sharp reflexes, stamina and guts have always been essential qualities in racing champions -- but these days it also pays to be a dab hand at computer games.
State-of-the-art race simulators have become an indispensable tool in modern motorsport offering drivers valuable insights into a circuit's corners, straights and even its camber ahead of race weekends.
The worth of these virtual worlds is multiplied in Formula E where almost all races take place on temporary city center tracks like Buenos Aires' Puerto Madero Street Circuit -- host to round three of the 2016/17 world championship on February 18.
"Testing is very limited in Formula E," Lucas di Grassi told CNN's Supercharged show. "How do you prepare for something that you haven't been to for a year ... or a track that is completely new on the calendar like Hong Kong?
"You can't just take a car and drive up and down the roads at 200 kph!"
Di Grassi, a driver for the German team ABT Schaeffler Audi Sport , uses a simulator at AVL , an automotive technology company based in Graz, Austria.
"We try to give the driver the feeling of the car -- the steering and acceleration forces -- as much as possible to get the right feedback and the right predictions for the track," explains Gerhard Schagerl, AVL's manager of race engineering.
"It's not only the hardware, it's the software, the graphics, the sound, the physics -- all these highly developed (mathematical) models.
"This is not off-the-shelf technology," adds Schagerl, who estimates the AVL simulator's worth at €1 million ($1.1 million).
"You really need to develop this for every new racing class and for very specific customers. A lot of engineering goes into it."
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Each ePrix track is scanned with remote sensing technology called LIDAR which uses laser pulses to precisely map the surrounding terrain.
"It's no expense spared," DS Virgin Racing's Sam Bird told CNN at last month's Vegas eRace. "It needs to be as close to reality as possible otherwise we don't get the energy figures that we need."
Bird highlights an important function of the simulator -- in Formula E, the emphasis is not only on track learning but managing the car's battery power during the course of an ePrix.
Sam Bird's DS Virgin Racing teammate Jose Maria Lopez learning the Buenos Aires ePrix track earlier this month.
"In Formula E specifically, the battery, the electric motor and power electronics are modeled in a computer program to help drivers prepare for a race," Schagerl explains.
For electric racers like Bird and Di Grassi the simulators are indispensable bits of kit, enabling them to push the limits safety before heading out onto the real track where there is little margin for error.
"I would say we can get almost 95% of the work done," Di Grassi says. "It's a very sophisticated video game which has a big influence on how we perform.
"On the sim, you normally over drive to find the limit because if you crash into the wall you can start again.
"On the circuit you under drive because if you crash your session is over."

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Looking back on Zurich, I think it was an incredible success. It was the most well-organised race we have held, but it was also one of the most challenging to coordinate.
Our previous record for the number of walls we had to install on the last night came in Paris, where it was over 250. But in Zurich, we had 389 walls to go in at the last minute. The logistics that were in place were complicated, but they worked very well. This was all down to Swiss precision – the team was incredibly well-organised with very good planning. It was the pinnacle of street racing construction and it’s never been done so well before.
There were also some absolutely spectacular hospitality structures, which we’ve never had at any other track. The ABB E-Cube was over the start/finish straight and the Julius Baer Pole Position Lounge was above the garages.
This was the first time that a race took place on the streets of Zurich. The historic significance was also very important after decades of not racing in Switzerland, and finally having that first race – I think that’s why a huge crowd showed up, and why it was so spectacular.
The location itself was fantastic. It’s exactly the thing we want to do in Formula E – take the race to the people and make it part of the city. People sunbathing on the shores of Lake Zurich were not there because of the race; they were there enjoying their weekend while the race was going on too. The Formula E race was part of the city life.
We had great feedback from the mayor and the local organisers, and I would be very surprised if we didn’t go back to Zurich. It left a fantastic impression – the mayor loved it, as did the partners, who were a huge part of why the event happened in the first place. The sponsors were really pushing for the event to happen and were over the moon with the results. We’re even looking at taking the big wooden pit structure to our other races, as it belongs to the Zurich promoter. It’s pretty big, so we’re talking to the promoter to see where there is space for it on the other tracks.
Now we’re heading to New York City for the season finale, which will be the last race with the current generation of cars. It’s the end of an era – an era that will probably never exist again in motorsport, a time when drivers raced with two cars. Formula 1 had a few races with two cars back in the 1950s – when one car broke down and a driver was allowed to drive their teammate’s car. That was the beginning of an era, but we’ve had four years of full, two-car racing, so it is pretty significant that we’re coming to the end of this period and then start a new one in Saudi Arabia.
That will be a very interesting moment in the life of Formula E – a huge moment with the new car – the beginning of a new chapter. It’s also about all that comes with the change –the development of the technology. We are succeeding in moving forward with the energy density of the batteries and we’re actually achieving many of our targets. On the back of that, everyone is following the series’ progress over the years, so the car is a symbol of the new era.
There are always risks when championships go to a new car. People like what we have now: the pitstops, the change of cars, and so on. But there’s also a risk in staying where you are and not moving forward – and I think there is more risk in staying where we are than making this leap. There are always risks, but we quite like that – if there is no risk, there is no motivation!


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"[My clients] love how smooth and chiseled their face looks after use," Daniel told E! News. "Plus, when makeup lays on the skin it's much smoother as well."
It would make sense to be cautious about applying a new device to your precious face without knowing exactly how it will affect it. We learned, however, that Ashunta used the new version of the device on Taraji prior to the Oscars 2018 red carpet, as well as others.
"It delivers the exfoliation equivalent of a facial peel at a spa, plus it removes peach fuzz, leaving skin baby soft," she stated.
To give your skin the red carpet treatment, Daniel suggests using it, then applying a serum or toner to the fresh layer of skin.
"I love using Honest Beauty's Clarifying Toner after I use it on my clients," he said. "It neutralizes and balances the skins surface so moisturizing afterwards is absorbed instantly. Dior's Capture Youth Plump Serum is great afterwards too."

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who was held captive by the Taliban for half a decade after abandoning his Afghanistan post, is expected to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, two individuals with knowledge of the case said.
Bergdahl’s decision to plead guilty rather than face trial marks another twist in an eight-year drama that caused the nation to wrestle with difficult questions of loyalty, negotiating with hostage takers and America’s commitment not to leave its troops behind. President Donald Trump has called Bergdahl a “no-good traitor” who “should have been executed.”
The decision by the 31-year-old Idaho native leaves open whether he will return to captivity for years — this time in a U.S. prison — or receive a lesser sentence that reflects the time the Taliban held him under brutal conditions. He says he had been caged, kept in darkness, beaten and chained to a bed.
Bergdahl could face up to five years on the desertion charge and a life sentence for misbehavior.
Freed three years ago, Bergdahl had been scheduled for trial in late October. He had opted to let a judge rather than a military jury decide his fate, but a guilty plea later this month will spare the need for a trial.
Sentencing will start on Oct. 23, according to the individuals with knowledge of the case. They weren’t authorized to discuss the case and demanded anonymity. During sentencing, U.S. troops who were seriously wounded searching for Bergdahl in Afghanistan are expected to testify, the individuals said.
It was unclear whether prosecutors and Bergdahl’s defense team had reached any agreement ahead of sentencing about how severe a penalty prosecutors will recommend.
An attorney for Bergdahl, Eugene Fidell, declined to comment on Friday. Maj. Justin Oshana, who is prosecuting the case, referred questions to the U.S. Army, which declined to discuss whether Bergdahl had agreed to plead guilty.
“We continue to maintain careful respect for the military-judicial process, the rights of the accused and ensuring the case’s fairness and impartiality during this ongoing legal case,” said Paul Boyce, an Army spokesman.
Bergdahl was a 23-year-old private first class in June 2009 when, after five months in Afghanistan, he disappeared from his remote infantry post near the Pakistan border, triggering a massive search operation.
Videos soon emerged showing Bergdahl in captivity by the Taliban, who ruled Afghanistan in the years before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks and harbored al-Qaida leaders including Osama bin Laden as they plotted against America. For years, the U.S. kept tabs on Bergdahl with drones, spies and satellites as behind-the-scenes negotiations played out in fits and starts.
In May 2014, he was handed over to U.S. special forces in a swap for five Taliban detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison, fueling an emotional U.S. debate about whether Bergdahl was a hero or a deserter.
As critics questioned whether the trade was worth it, President Barack Obama stood with Bergdahl’s parents in the White House Rose Garden and defended the swap. The United States does not “leave our men or women in uniform behind,” Obama declared, regardless of how Bergdahl came to be captured. The Taliban detainees were sent to Qatar.
“Whatever those circumstances may turn out to be, we still get an American soldier back if he’s held in captivity,” Obama said. “Period. Full stop.”
Trump, as a presidential candidate, was unforgiving of Bergdahl, who has been assigned to desk duty at a Texas Army base pending the outcome of his case. At campaign events, Trump declared that Bergdahl “would have been shot” in another era, even pantomiming the pulling of the trigger.
“We’re tired of Sgt. Bergdahl, who’s a traitor, a no-good traitor, who should have been executed,” Trump said at a Las Vegas rally in 2015.
Bergdahl’s guilty plea will follow several pretrial rulings against him that had complicated his defense. Army Col. Jeffery R. Nance, the judge, decided in June that testimony from troops wounded as they searched for him would be allowed during sentencing, a decision that strengthened prosecutors’ leverage to pursue stiffer punishment.
Some of Bergdahl’s fellow soldiers want him held responsible for any harm suffered by those who went looking for him. The judge ruled a Navy SEAL and an Army National Guard sergeant wouldn’t have found themselves in separate firefights if they hadn’t been searching.
The defense separately argued Trump’s scathing criticism unfairly swayed the case. The judge ruled otherwise. Nance wrote in February that Trump’s comments were “disturbing and disappointing” but didn’t constitute unlawful command influence by the soon-to-be commander in chief.
Bergdahl’s lawyers also contended that misbehavior before the enemy, the more serious charge, was legally inappropriate and too severe. They were rebuffed again. The judge said a soldier who leaves his post alone and without authorization should know he could face punishment. The misbehavior charge has rarely been used in recent decades, though there were hundreds of cases during World War II.
Defense attorneys don’t dispute that Bergdahl walked off his base without authorization. Bergdahl himself told a general during a preliminary investigation that he left intending to cause alarm and draw attention to what he saw as problems with his unit. An Army Sanity Board Evaluation concluded he suffered from schizotypal personality disorder.
The defense team has argued that Bergdahl can’t be held responsible for a long chain of events that included decisions by others about how to retrieve him that were far beyond his control.
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Associated Press writer Jonathan Drew in Raleigh, North Carolina, contributed to this report.

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Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, right, arrives with his legal team for a motions hearing on Wednesday, Sept. 27, 2017, in Fort Bragg, N.C.
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who spent five years in captivity in Afghanistan after abandoning his post, is expected to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, people with knowledge of the case told The Associated Press.
A look at key events from his capture until now.
June 2009 — Bergdahl, who is serving with an Alaska-based infantry regiment, vanishes from a base in Afghanistan's Paktika province near the border of Pakistan.
July 2009 — The Taliban post video online showing Bergdahl saying he is "scared I won't be able to go home." Bergdahl says he was lagging behind a patrol when he was captured.
December 2009 — The Taliban release a video showing Bergdahl apparently healthy and making a lengthy statement criticizing the U.S. military operation.
June 2013 — The Taliban propose a deal in which they would free Bergdahl in exchange for five of their most senior operatives at Guantanamo Bay.
May 2014 — Obama administration officials announce Bergdahl has been handed over to U.S. special forces by the Taliban in exchange for the release of five Guantanamo detainees. Debate quickly rises over whether Bergdahl is a hero or a deserter.
June 2014 — The Army says it is investigating the facts and circumstances around Bergdahl's disappearance.
December 2014 — The Army says it has finished its investigation.
March 2015 — Bergdahl is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
October 2017 — People familiar with the case tell the AP that Bergdahl is expected to plead guilty to desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.


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CLEVELAND (AP) — Browns safety Damarious Randall underestimated two things: the power of social media and passion of Cleveland fans.
Randall said Wednesday he never imagined that an innocent Twitter posting about the NBA Finals would blow up into a national story — and maybe something he lives to regret.
A big fan of Golden State star guard Stephen Curry, Randall posted a tweet on Monday night promising that if the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Warriors in the "2018 NBA finals, I'll buy everyone who retweet's this a jersey."
By Wednesday afternoon, Randall's tweet had been retweeted 869,000 times.
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"Honestly, I didn't think it was going to get over 100," Randall said after practice. "I didn't think people were going to actually view that as a serious tweet from me. But obviously it got the whole world excited about it, and I mean now I'm actually excited about it. It is a great, great opportunity to interact with the fans and we're just going to watch the series and just see how everything folds out."
Randall, who came to the Browns in a March trade from Green Bay, said he couldn't track the number of re-tweets because his phone locked up when he tried to access his Twitter account.
"I definitely didn't think it would go as viral as it did," the 25-year-old said. "I definitely didn't think the Cleveland fan base would go this crazy about it. Obviously, it was a joke, but just to know how passionate this fan base is, I mean, it's just really encouraging."
Randall wouldn't say if he planned to pay off his promise if the Cavs win.
"We'll talk about this after the series is over," he said.
Randall is from Florida, but said he became a fan of Curry's after the shooting star made a name for himself at Davidson College and went pro. Randall said he also likes Cleveland's superstar LeBron James, but not as much as Curry.
"I am not anti-LeBron. I am actually a big LeBron fan as well, but when he's going against Steph, I would rather Steph over LeBron," he said. "But at the end of the day, I mean they are both great, great players, and I definitely respect everything that LeBron has done for this community and for this city and state. He is one of the greatest players to ever touch a basketball if you ask me."
Browns quarterback Tyrod Taylor had some advice for Randall when it comes to picking sides and making your opinion public on social media.
"Don't hit send," he said. "Should have been smarter about the whole situation, about the tweet. Whether you feel that way or not, don't tweet it."
Coach Hue Jackson, who plans to jump into Lake Erie on Friday to make good on a promise he made when the team was going 0-16 last season, knew Randall would get some heat for his tweet.
"I think what Damarious found out is that there are a lot of passionate Cleveland fans here, and you've got to be careful about what you say," Jackson said. "I don't think he meant any harm. I think he has a love and a respect for Curry, obviously. But he found out that, 'Hey, look, in this city it's about the Cavaliers and LeBron James."
Jackson also used a comment made by James following Cleveland's win in Boston on Sunday as a teaching tool for the Browns.
"Just the other day, I was able to show them LeBron's message to the media in Game 7 when he talked about team," he said.
"I thought it was tremendous. I thought what he said about his other teammates and how they are a huge part of it and how people who have not played the game or wore shorts or been in a locker room understand what it takes to win. I thought that was sensational. I said that to our football team."
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CLEVELAND (AP) -- Trevor Bauer made Aaron Judge look silly, and made his manager look like a genius.
One year after nearly costing the Indians a trip to the World Series, Bauer helped them take the first step back.
Named a surprise starter for Game 1, Bauer chopped Judge and New York's other big bats down to size, and Jay Bruce drove in three runs as Cleveland began chasing its first World Series title in 69 years with a 4-0 win over the Yankees on the Thursday night in the opener of the AL Division Series.
Bauer struck out Judge three times , twice getting the MVP candidate looking. He allowed just two hits in 6 2-3 innings before manager Terry Francona, who chose to start the right-hander over ace Corey Kluber, turned to baseball's best bullpen, using Andrew Miller and closer Cody Allen to finish the three-hitter.
Allen came in with two on and two outs in the eighth to face Judge, who struck out for the fourth time and the rookie angrily snatched at his bat frustration. Allen then worked the ninth for a save.
Judge's verdict on Bauer was unanimous in New York's clubhouse.
"He was mixing his pitches well, he was using the corners extremely well," he said. "You've got to tip your cap sometimes. We've just got to pick ourselves up and get ready for tomorrow."
New York's now got to face Kluber, an 18-game winner during the regular season. He'll start Game 2 on Friday against CC Sabathia.
Bruce connected for a two-run homer in the fourth off Sonny Gray and added a sacrifice fly in the fifth as the Indians began a journey to try and end the majors' longest Series title drought.
Eyebrows were raised when Francona picked Bauer instead of Kluber, and the eccentric right-hander, perhaps best known for slicing a pinkie open while repairing a drone during last year's postseason and bleeding all over the mound in Toronto, delivered a performance that started October just right for the Indians.
"The mindset was to go out there like a closer in the first inning and put up a scoreless inning at all costs," Bauer said. "And then if I was still in the game, do it again in the second inning and the third and on until I was taken out of the game. So no-hitter, 10-hitter, or whatever, that was the mindset. I never really strayed from that."
Coming off their win over Minnesota in the wild-card game Tuesday, when Judge homered in his playoff debut, the Yankees came in with momentum.
Bauer stopped the Bronx Bombers cold.
He struck out eight and took a no-hitter into the sixth before Aaron Hicks doubled with one out. It was the longest no-hit bid by a Cleveland pitcher in the postseason, bettering Hall of Famers Bob Feller (1948) and Early Wynn (1954), who both went four innings.
Bauer improved to 3-0 this season against the Yankees.
"His curveball was really good," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said. "It's as good as we've seen it, and he's been pitching better. You look at his second half, and he had better command. We didn't get many free base runners, which we have in the past off of him, and he was really good."
Taking the mound to his usual thundering warm-up music, "The Pursuit of Vikings," an intimidating song by Swedish metal band Amon Amarth, Bauer didn't mess around.
He struck out Judge in the first watching a curveball. Bauer, who is 11-1 in his last 14 starts, struck out Judge again in the fourth, but the All-Star reached on a wild pitch. Bauer, though, regrouped by getting Gary Sanchez to bounce into a double play before he freezing Didi Gregorius for his sixth strikeout.
Bauer got help from All-Star-second baseman-turned-center fielder Jason Kipnis, who made a diving catch to rob Chase Headley in the third. As Kipnis slowly got to his feet, Bauer raised both arms above his head, pumped his fist and screamed to salute his teammate.
Bruce gave the Indians a 3-0 lead in the fourth with a towering homer to right.
After Edwin Encarnacion walked, Gray came inside with a 0-1 fastball and Bruce got around on it. As his shot cut through the fall night, Judge appeared as if he might be able to make a play near the wall, but the 6-foot-7 slugger could only watch as Bruce's shot sailed into the seats.
Bruce nearly caught Encarnacion on the bases, and as he finished a home-run trot that was more of a sprint, Cleveland's fans hollered "Bruuuuuuuce" like a crowd at a Springsteen concert.
The Indians are 43-9 since Bruce arrived in an Aug. 9 trade from the New York Mets.
"I'm very, very fortunate to be here," Bruce said. "I couldn't have fallen into a better situation. Obviously, when you get traded and you're in trade rumors, it's usually a contender or a team that's contending at the moment. For whatever reason, I ended up here. And this has been a blast so far."
Because of his personality and unorthodox training techniques, it took Bauer time to feel comfortable with his Cleveland teammates. But they've grown to appreciate his quirky ways and the fact that he's a gamer.
Bauer said Wednesday that he was "miserable" and depressed earlier this season, when he was struggling and unable to help.
"It was like I was on the team but didn't feel like I was contributing, which is a terrible feeling for any competitor," he said. "You want to be one of the main guys out there with your teammates and contributing."
He's doing his part now.
KIPNIS' KATCH
Kipnis was well aware that his move to center was questioned.
"That's all I've been hearing is I shouldn't be playing center field," he said. "Tonight was the first ball in the gap that I had to go and get, and it was a fun one."
Bauer appreciated Kipnis' exceptional effort, calling it "the biggest play of the game. I was pretty pumped up about that."
OVERWORKED
New York's starters have gone only 3 2-3 innings, forcing the bullpen to log 13 1-3 innings already in the postseason.
"Physically, they're fine," Girardi said.

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The 2017 Subway Series opened Monday night at Yankee Stadium in the Bronx with host team emerging with a 4-2, comeback win over the New York Mets.
The Mets led 2-0 early on homers from Curtis Granderson and Yoenis Cespedes, but the Yankees got homers from Araron Judge, and Gary Sanchez to score four unanswered runs to pull out the win.
Three games are left in the series.
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First ladies Trump, Macron tour National Gallery’s Cezannes
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WASHINGTON — Melania Trump and Brigitte Macron have ditched the White House for the nearby National Gallery of Art to see the works of Paul Cezanne.
Wearing white suits and high heels, the first ladies of the United States and France toured an exhibit of about 60 works by the French post-impressionist painter.
They paused near a portrait of Cézanne's father reading a newspaper. Mary Morton, the musem's curator of French paintings, explained that Cezanne had a difficult relationship with his father, who was a banker.
The two first ladies then strolled through the building's Rotunda and past a statue of Mercury.
It was the second day of French President Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron's visit to Washington. Later Tuesday, the Trumps are hosting the couple at the administration's first state dinner.

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After months of preparations, @POTUS and I are looking forward to hosting our first State Dinner with France! Thank you to everyone who has worked so hard to make this visit a success. 🇺🇸 🇫🇷 pic.twitter.com/j7fKmUhISJ — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) April 23, 2018
Spent yesterday with my team checking on the final details of our first State Dinner with France. pic.twitter.com/vHoQ1rTA3s — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) April 23, 2018
US President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump hold their first state dinner on Tuesday, hosting the leader of America's oldest ally for a glittering event at the White House.French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, will be the guests of honor at the dinner in the State Dining Room.The First Lady and her staff have spent months preparing for the event and the White House released pictures and a 38-second video of Melania Trump overseeing the details.The Republican is the first president in more than 100 years not to hold a state dinner during the first year of his administration. More than 100 guests are expected to attend. The official guest list will be released shortly before the event.The White House said the color scheme for the dinner is cream and gold and food will be served on china from the presidencies of Bill Clinton and George W. Bush.The Cross Hall of the White House will be decorated with more than 1,200 cherry blossom branches, while the dining room will feature white sweet peas and white lilacs. Entertainment will be provided by the Washington National Opera.Dinner will be prepared by White House executive chef Cristeta Comerford.The White House said it will showcase "the best of America's cuisines and traditions, with nuances of French influences." The opening course will be greens from the White House kitchen garden first planted by former First Lady Michelle Obama.The main course will be a rack of spring lamb and rice jambalaya cooked in a New Orleans tradition. Dessert will be a nectarine tart and creme fraiche ice cream.Wines will come from both the United States and France — a Domaine Serene Chardonnay "Evenstad Reserve" 2015 and a Domaine Drouhin Pinot Noir "Laurene" 2014.The United States last held a state dinner for a French president in 2014, when Francois Hollande was hosted by president Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.


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Question: Va. restaurant owner threatened after he boots patrons for Nazi salute

Brian Ashworth didn't want to deal with the mess descending Saturday on Charlottesville, Virginia, so he shut the doors of his popular breakfast-and-barbecue joint -- only to get a taste of the hate on Sunday.
He was in the office when one of his employees walked back to tell him that a woman and four or five men, who appeared at least sympathetic to the previous day's "Unite the Right" rally, were in the dining room of Ace Biscuit & Barbecue, less than a mile from where Saturday's rallies began.
Annoyed, Ashworth walked out to survey the situation.
Some members of the groups had what Ashworth described as low-quality prison or gang tattoos. One wore a "Make America Great Again" shirt, and another had a shirt promoting the British white nationalist punk band, Skrewdriver. A third man sported a shirt that said, "Pinochet Helicopter Company," a reference to former right-wing Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet, accused of tossing Communists and other political opponents from aircraft.
There was only one other couple dining at the time, outside, and the group was behaving, minding its own business. They didn't appear to be bringing any of the rally's violence to his eatery.
"One employee said to me, 'Brian, be cool. Let them eat,'" the restaurant owner recalled. "We served them against my personal taste."
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Ashworth even engaged in a benign conversation with one of the men who went outside to smoke. The man complimented Ashworth on the sausage Ace uses in its biscuits and asked if it was from a local farm. Ashworth replied that it was made in-house.
'I was pretty heated'
The group finished up, paid and walked outside, where they began "loitering and smoking" by their cars in front of his store, apparently waiting for a friend, Ashworth said. By then, the restaurant was full of customers and there was a line out the door.
Suddenly, the young man in the Skrewdriver shirt threw up a Nazi salute, which the others reciprocated, he said.
"That was it. Oh my God, are you kidding me? 'Get out of here. You've got to go,'" Ashworth told them, admittedly in unkind words. "I could've trimmed off some of the f-bombs ... but I was pretty heated."
"It was all I could do to just not explode on somebody," he said.
They countered that they had rights, and Ashworth conceded they had rights but said, as a business owner, there are federally protected groups his restaurant must serve, and they're happy to, but he reserves the right to deny service to other groups. His employees don't have to serve them, he said.
"They're on the 'don't' list," said Ashworth, who has been in business almost five years.
The woman in the group called him "limp-wristed" and another pejorative for gay men. And then came the threat: "This isn't over. We'll be back."
Ashworth's customers appreciated him taking action. Still, he's concerned.
"I got a round of applause from the customers who saw me throw them out," he said. "A round of applause is good, but it doesn't keep anybody safe."
Ashworth called the police to request a squad car post up outside his restaurant, but was told the police department's resources were too thin, which is understandable, he said.
He decided to close for the day, for the safety of his staff and customers.
'I just want to sell some food'
Charlottesville, like many American cities, has both good and bad history, Ashworth said, and he's angry that people have chosen to exploit his city for their own twisted aims.
"This isn't Charlottesville. These people are not representing us," he said. "The bad history is behind us, and we're trying to keep it there."
Ashworth worries that people like Sunday's customers will keep popping up in Charlottesville and around the country because today's tumultuous political climate provides them a platform, he said.
More worrying, though, is the threat, the husband and father said. One of the guys in the group was "dressed like an everyday dude," which is concerning because Ashworth wouldn't be able to pick him out as easily as he did the others, he said.
Ashworth brought his two .45-caliber pistols to work Sunday because of Saturday's violence. He supposes he'll keep bringing them to work until he feels safe again.
"I just want to sell some food and make a few bucks," he said. "I don't want to be the guy who got shot by a f**king Nazi."

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Question: Leaked Samsung Galaxy S8+ Prototype Teases Possible Note 8 Design With Dual-Cameras, Better Fingerprint Sensor

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Samsung has already revealed its first two flagships this 2017 with the launch of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. Despite this, however, mobile enthusiasts are still anticipating the release of the South Korean tech giant’s larger, more powerful flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 8. If recently-leaked images are any indication, it appears that Samsung is already closing in on the final design of the upcoming premium-grade device.
Recently, Russian tech blogger Eldar Murtazin posted a couple of images that appeared to show a Galaxy S8+ prototype, according to a report from The Verge. Unlike the Galaxy S8+ production model that was unveiled to the market, however, the S8+ images showed a completely redesigned back panel for the massive smartphone, complete with a vertical dual-camera lens placed right above a heart rate sensor and flash. According to Murtazin, the image depicted one of the early prototypes of the Galaxy S8+, which was ultimately scrapped after Samsung encountered some issues with the mass-production of the device.
Таким был S8+, таким стал Note 8 pic.twitter.com/Q1Fk8tfMpt — Eldar Murtazin (@eldarmurtazin) April 16, 2017
One thing that was notably missing from the leaked images of the supposed Galaxy S8+ prototype was a fingerprint sensor. The final iteration of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ featured a fingerprint reader that is placed right beside the flagship smartphone’s camera. This awkward placement has so far been criticized by the mobile industry in general, with many stating that the sensor’s placement is the powerful devices’ one big design flaw. After all, critics have said that reaching the fingerprint sensor at the back of the device is downright uncomfortable for users of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+.
Considering that the fingerprint sensor is absent in the leaked Galaxy S8+ image, it appears that Samsung was really looking into the idea of embedding the smartphone’s biometric sensor directly into its display. Rumors of integrated fingerprint reader in the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ have been abounding in the months leading up to the device’s launch, but reported production issues with the embedded sensor are speculated to have forced Samsung to abandon the feature, at least for now.
With this, the Russian tech blogger has stated that the abandoned Galaxy S8+ design would most likely be featured in a future Samsung flagship smartphone, most likely the upcoming Galaxy Note 8, according to a BGR report. Most rumors about the Galaxy Note 8 do agree with this particular idea, as the device is speculated to include features that were shown in the leaked images, such as a dual-camera system and an embedded biometric sensor. If these innovations do make it to the upcoming flagship phablet, Samsung would be able to market the Note 8 as an entirely different device from its 2017 S-series smartphones.
Amazing Samsung Galaxy Note 8 concept design shows what the phablet's return could look like -… https://t.co/yNNUpfIjU3 #GalaxyNote8 #Note8 pic.twitter.com/XrXCnqNsvx — Galaxy Note 8 News (@Note8News) April 13, 2017
The Galaxy Note 8 is arguably one of the most important smartphones that the South Korean tech giant would ever release. Fresh off the fallout of the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, the esteemed phablet brand is in great need of a formidable device that would rebuild its damaged reputation. With this in mind, there is very little doubt that Samsung would be sparing no expense when it comes to the specs and features of the Galaxy Note 8.
Rumors about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 are abounding, and while none have been confirmed by the South Korean tech giant, speculations are high that the upcoming flagship phablet would be equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a dual-camera system, an embedded fingerprint sensor and last but definitely not least, a 6.4-inch 4K Super AMOLED display. Improvements in the S-Pen, the Note series’ iconic stylus, are also expected, including a unique speaker system and a number of added functionalities.
The release date for the Galaxy Note 8 has not been revealed by the tech giant as of date, though speculations are high that the upcoming flagship device would see a reveal sometime around August 2017. Pricing for the Note 8 remains unknown, though rumors are high that the enterprise-grade phablet would command a premium price.
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Last weekend, OnePlus shared an image on social media that teased the OnePlus 6 with glass back. However, there was no confirmation on whether the OnePlus 6 will indeed come with a glass back or not. Well now, OnePlus has finally confirmed that the OnePlus 6 will indeed come with a glass back.
This confirmation comes straight from the horse’s mouth – OnePlus CEO Pete Lau. Pete in a post on OnePlus Forums confirmed that the OnePlus 6 will come with glass back. Well, for those unaware, recent OnePlus flagships like the OnePlus 3, 3T, 5 and 5T all came with a metal build, and, the OnePlus 6 will be the first OnePlus flagship to flaunt a glass back.
“OnePlus 6’s glass design is centered around creating a “sense of value” and “premium hand-feel.” As I mentioned at the beginning, people relate deeply to the products they use. We gave a lot of thought to how users should feel when they use the OnePlus 6. The advantages of glass over metal are manifold: glass communicates a transparent, bright, and pure feeling. The way glass transforms under different lighting is a particularly important challenge—the OnePlus design team tested over 70 glass prototypes before selecting the best one.” wrote Pete Lau in a post on OnePlus Forums.
Well, apart from confirming the glass back on the OnePlus 6, Lau also said that this glass back contains five printed layers of Nanotech Coating. “We applied 5 layers of Nanotech Coating instead of 3, even though the degree of separation between each layer is extremely subtle and tough to discern. However, the additional layers give the back of the device a stronger impression of depth that our most demanding users will surely appreciate. Closely examine the OnePlus 6 and you’ll indeed see this subtle nuance embedded in each device.” said Lau.
Having said that, Lau also shared an image (refer first image above) of the OnePlus 6 that shows the bottom rear side of the phone with “Designed by OnePlus” inscribed in the center. Moreover, this image also shows off the smartphone in purple color which means we can expect more colors from OnePlus this time.
Well, while OnePlus has now confirmed glass back on the OnePlus 6, there’s no word on whether this smartphone will support wireless charging or not. Besides, there’s also no word from OnePlus yet regarding the launch of the OnePlus 6, but, what we do know is that the smartphone will be sold exclusively through Amazon in India, and, the ‘Notify Me’ registrations have also kicked-off on this e-commerce giant’s site. That said, we aren’t too far away from the launch of OnePlus 6.
OnePlus 6 Specifications [Expected]
CPU: 2.7 GHz Snapdragon 845 octa-core processor (confirmed)
2.7 GHz Snapdragon 845 octa-core processor (confirmed) RAM: 6/8 GB LPDDR4X (confirmed)
6/8 GB LPDDR4X (confirmed) GPU: Adreno 630
Adreno 630 Operating System: HydrogenOS (in China) / OxygenOS (rest of the world) based on Android 8.1 Oreo
HydrogenOS (in China) / OxygenOS (rest of the world) based on Android 8.1 Oreo Display: 6.28-inch Full-HD+ (2280 x 1080 pixels) AMOLED display with 2.5D Gorilla Glass 5 and 19:9 aspect ratio
6.28-inch Full-HD+ (2280 x 1080 pixels) AMOLED display with 2.5D Gorilla Glass 5 and 19:9 aspect ratio Rear Camera: 16 MP (f/1.7) + 20 MP (f/1.7) with LED flash
16 MP (f/1.7) + 20 MP (f/1.7) with LED flash Front Camera: 20 MP with f/2.0 aperture
20 MP with f/2.0 aperture Internal Storage: 64/128 GB (with 6 GB RAM), 256 GB (with 8 GB RAM, confirmed)
64/128 GB (with 6 GB RAM), 256 GB (with 8 GB RAM, confirmed) SIM: Dual Nano SIM
Dual Nano SIM Connectivity: 4G VoLTE, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, USB OTG, 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, USB Type-C
4G VoLTE, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, USB OTG, 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, USB Type-C Other: Face Unlock, Fingerprint Scanner, Water Resistant
Face Unlock, Fingerprint Scanner, Water Resistant Colors: Midnight Black, Slate Grey/Sandstone White, Coral Blue
Midnight Black, Slate Grey/Sandstone White, Coral Blue Battery: 3450 mAh with Dash Charge v2
OnePlus 6 Price [Expected]


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Question: Cell phones cause cancer: An old study with new results - wave3.com-Louisville News, Weather & Sports

Three-thousand rodents were used for this research. (Source: WAVE 3 News)
LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) - It's a new take on an old study, cell phones cause cancer.
Studies in the past have had mixed results about radio frequency and cell phones' impact on certain health problems, such as an increased risk of tumors.
Now, reports released by the US Department of Health and Human Services' National Toxicology Program add to the cell phone conundrum.
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In this study, researchers exposed rats and mice to high levels of radiofrequency radiation, 9 hours a day for more than two years. They failed to prove a strong link between radiation and any health problems except one: tumors surrounding nerves in the hearts of male rats.
For humans, who text, watch videos and talk on cell phones, there has always been a concern whether radiofrequency radiation from cell phones might lead to brain tumors.
In a statement to NBC News, the wireless industry said there's no evidence backing the study saying, "since the introduction of cell phones in the mid-1980s, the rate of brain tumors in the united states has remained stable."
Brain cancer experts agree, saying the real danger of cell phones is texting while driving.
"We know that this clearly has been linked to MVA's [motor vehicle accidents] and accidents and we know that that's a significant source of morbidity," UH Cleveland Medical Center Dr. Andrew Sloan said.
Three-thousand rodents were used for this research. Their radiofrequency radiation exposure started in utero and lasted all their lives.
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Question: US NFP: Despite the negative headline, Fed still has the green light for December - Wells Fargo

After today’s NFP report, analysts from Wells Fargo consider that the outlook for jobs/personal income/consumer spending remains optimistic and they see that the Federal Reserve still has the green light for a rate hike in December, despite the negative reading in payrolls.
Key Quotes:
“Nonfarm payrolls fell 33,000 in September, with the three-month average slipping to 148,000 jobs. Despite the weakness, job gains in recent months and uptrend in wages are good for consumer incomes and consistent with 2.5 percent economic growth in the third quarter, and Fed policy as currently projected for a December rate hike.”
“Over time hiring in the services sector remains solid. In the goods sector, manufacturing and construction employment have continued to show gains over the past four years in contrast to the volatility witnessed, especially in manufacturing jobs, in the prior two expansions. Also reassuring has been the strength in the employment components of both the ISM manufacturing and non-manufacturing surveys this year.”
“Despite the focus on nominal wage gains, the real story for the American household is that real wages continue to rise and thereby boost household real incomes and consumer spending. Nominal average hourly earnings rose 0.5 percent in September and are up 2.9 percent over the year. We interpret this gain as a shift in the mix of jobs where lower wage leisure and hospitality workers fell 111,000 in September.”

Today's Highlights
Rally in Dollar and Stocks on Pause
Trumpdate (trump-update)
Yellen Plays Chicken
Please Note: All data, figures & graphs below are valid as of February 14th. All trading carries risk. Only risk capital you're prepared to lose.
Market Overview
The awesome stock rally seems to be on pause this morning during the Asian session and we can see some modest declines in the Jpn225 and China50.
The US Dollar has been gaining gradual strength in the first half of the month. Yesterday it reached as high as 101 before pulling back.
It seems that the rallies in stocks and the US Dollar are on pause waiting for Janet Yellen.
Win some Trump Some
Finally, Donald's nominee for Treasury Secretary has been confirmed by the Senate and can get to work. Presumably to cut taxes and deregulate Wall Street. Steve Mnuchin, a former Goldman Sachs executive, is best known for buying a failed bank during the 2008 financial crisis. A fact that has Trump critics up and arms on his Twitter feed.
Trump hit a road bump this morning as Michael Flynn, the National Security Advisor has resigned. Flynn was called out for sharing information with the enemy when he discussed details of the Russian sanctions with the Russian Ambassador.
Sorry, Trump. You win some, you lose some.
Playing Chicken with the World's Largest Economy
Janet Yellen is going to Washington DC today to testify before the Senate. This begins a two-day process of US politicians grilling the world's top central banker on everything from monetary policy to, well, monetary policy.
The current plan is to raise interest rates three times by the end of the year. At least, that was the plan as of December. What investors want to know is, is this still the plan?
If so, when should we expect the next hike? March? May? June? July
These things matter and have a direct impact on the US Dollar and all the other markets.
The problem is, that Yellen herself is not in total control the economy. The biggest changes will be coming from the new President, a man who's strategy largely revolves around being unpredictable.
More aggressive tax cuts and government spending will cause the Fed to increase the rates at a quicker pace, while a lack of those things or delays will cause the Fed to take their foot off the gas.
So Yellen's most likely strategy is to keep her options open. Not to endorse March as an option, but also not to squash the possibility. That way, if Trump decides to act the Fed can react.
Currently, the market is pricing in a 30% chance of a rate hike in March and a 75% for July.
A 30% chance for March is still low though. If she wants to keep it as a possibility, that number would need to come up a few notches.
Short term traders should watch the markets very closely as she speaks as every statement has the possibility to move the markets significantly.
What Else?
Bitcoin is surging this morning, up $13 a coin in the last 10 minutes. The volatility in this market is simply nuts.
The economic calendar is full today. We had some positive inflation numbers out of China last night. Up next we get inflation data from the UK and GDP numbers from Europe.
Before Yellen's speech, we'll also get the inflation numbers from the United States.
Stay on your toes. There's plenty of volatility and big swings to take advantage of so have fun.
Let me know if you have any questions or comments on the above. I'm always happy to hear your feedback.


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Question: One in five children in developed world in relative poverty: UN

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Twenty percent of children in Britain do not have access to sufficient safe and nutritious food, UNICEF said in a report that found one-in-five youngsters in rich countries live in relative poverty
One in five children in rich countries lives in relative poverty, according to a UNICEF report published Thursday that put the US and New Zealand among the world's worst performers for youth well-being.
Nearly 13 percent of children in those countries lack access to sufficient safe and nutritious food, the report said, with that number rising to 20 percent in the US and UK.
"Higher incomes do not automatically lead to improved outcomes for all children, and may indeed deepen inequalities," said Sarah Cook, director of the UNICEF Innocenti research office that published the study.
"Governments in all countries need to take action to ensure the gaps are reduced and progress is made," she said.
The 'Report Card' took into account factors like education, mental health, alcohol abuse, economic opportunities and the environment to rank 41 high-income countries for overall youth well-being.
Germany and the Nordic countries topped the list while Romania, Bulgaria and Chile came in at the bottom, with New Zealand and the US in 34th and 37th place respectively.
The US had relatively low scores in terms of poverty, hunger, health, education and inequality.
New Zealand performed particularly badly in terms of adolescent mental health, with the highest suicide rate in the world for people aged 15 to 19 -- almost three times the average for the countries surveyed.
The number of adolescents reporting mental health problems is increasing in the majority of the countries included in the study, along with the rate of obesity among young people.
Even in Japan and Finland, among the best performing countries in the list, around a fifth of 15-year-olds do not reach baseline educational standards, the report said as it called for greater focus on disadvantaged groups.

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Question: Texas Tech University :: TechAnnounce

The President’s Excellence in Academic Advising Award (PEA) is designed to recognize excellence in academic advising by faculty and/or staff. Each year up to two individuals and one team will be acknowledged and will receive a cash award of $1,000 (individual) or $5,000 (team).
To submit a nomination for either the individual or team award, please see OP 10.16 which provides a list of required materials including a personal statement and recommendation letters. To be considered, application packets must be submitted in hard copy to the Teaching, Learning, and Professional Development Center by 5:00pm on Wednesday, February 1st.
Nominations will be reviewed by a committee comprised of members of the Committee on Academic Advising and Retention (CAAR) and the Professional Development subcommittee. The review committee will refer to the rubrics provided in OP 10.16 as guidelines for the review process and will make recommendations to the Provost and Senior Vice Provost for Academic Affairs who will choose the award winners. Please note that in the past successful applications have addressed the ways in which the advisor goes above and beyond to serve students and the Texas Tech community. One example of this might be to discuss the advisor's use of retention tools such as Strive (GradesFirst) and resources from the Education Advisory Board.
http://www.depts.ttu.edu/tlpdc/Advisors/peaawards.php
For additional information on the PEA process, please refer to OP 10.16 or contact Micah Logan at micah.m.logan@ttu.edu.

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Question: Bank of Canada keeps key interest rate target on hold at 1.25 per cent

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The Bank of Canada held its key interest rate target, but hinted that rate hikes
The Bank of Canada is seen in Ottawa on Wednesday, May 30, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Sean Kilpatrick
The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate target on hold Wednesday, but hinted that rate hikes could be coming as it noted the Canadian economy was a little stronger than expected in the first quarter.
The central bank held steady its target for the overnight rate — a key financial benchmark that influences the prime lending rates at the country’s big banks — at 1.25 per cent.
A statement released with the decision noted that exports were more robust than forecast as data on imports of machinery and equipment suggest continued recovery in investment, but also pointed to softer real estate activity into the second quarter as the market ”continues to adjust to new mortgage guidelines and higher borrowing rates.”
“Going forward, solid labour income growth supports the expectation that housing activity will pick up and consumption will continue to contribute importantly to growth in 2018,” it said.
The central bank also said global economic activity remains broadly on track, but added that ongoing uncertainty about trade policies is dampening global business investment and stresses are developing in some emerging market economies.
It noted that recent developments have reinforced its view that higher rates will be warranted to keep inflation near its target, but added that it will take a gradual approach and be guided by the economic data.
“In particular, the bank will continue to assess the economy’s sensitivity to interest rate movements and the evolution of economic capacity,” it said.
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Economists had predicted the Bank of Canada would keep its key rate on hold Wednesday, but many have suggested the rate may be headed higher later this year.
The central bank’s statement had “a hawkish tone, suggesting the next rate hike is not far off,” said TD Bank senior economist Brian DePratto.
“All told, the positives seem to outweigh the negatives,” DePratto wrote in a note to clients.
“Gone was the reference to ‘caution’ that typified the last few statements. Today’s statement instead chose the term ‘gradual’ to describe the approach to policy adjustments. Importantly, interest rate sensitivity and the evolution of economic capacity remained areas of particular focus.”
The central bank’s decision to keep its trend-setting rate on hold came as inflation sits above the two per cent midpoint of its target range of one to three per cent and core inflation has crept past the two per cent mark for the first time since 2012.
It noted that inflation will likely be a bit higher in the near term than was forecast in its April monetary policy report due to recent increases in gasoline prices, but that it will look through the transitory impact of the fluctuations at the pump.
The central bank has raised its key rate three times since last summer, increases that have prompted the big Canadian banks to raise their prime rates which are used to set the rates charged for variable-rate mortgages and other variable-rate loans.
Its next scheduled interest rate decision is set for July 11 when it will also update its outlook for the economy and inflation in its monetary policy report.
Craig Wong, The Canadian Press
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Hong Kong's central bank raises base rate 25 basis points after Fed hike
HONG KONG, June 15 The Hong Kong Monetary Authority on Thursday raised the base rate charged through its overnight discount window by 25 basis points to 1.50 percent.


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No we don't, he's miles in front of all the young forwards coming through the ranks including Fash who i think is the pick of the crop. If anyone should have being let go it should be Turgut, he's championship standard at best.
I understand why we are letting him go, 5 into 4 doesn't go and I'm all for giving home grown youngsters a chance go and with Hadley, JA and Paea coming back there's no room on the cap. so i don't disagree with the decision. however to state the youngsters are better is simply not true.
He's done very well in a position/role he's being asked to do, essentially a prop when he came in as a utility back. Showed us glances and was very hard working/good tackler but not given the chance because his role is to fill in gaps for others and that we don't have a fast wide out forward in our system and haven't for ages. Deserves the two medals for being part of our CC winning campaigns.
good luck to him.

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Question: BTC Sends Grand Bahama’s Future Leaders Back to School In Style

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Freeport, Bahamas – Grand Bahama’s future leaders are heading back to school in style thanks to a donation of backpacks and schools supplies from BTC.
The company joined forces with the Kingdom Living Church to Sponsor their annual back to school event under the theme: “EMPOWERING CHILDREN TODAY FOR LEADERS OF TOMORROW”.
Each student received a BTC branded backpack containing all their Back to School essentials; from pens and pencils to rulers and notebooks. BTC representatives Davina Rutherford (Left) and Lateasha Lord (Right) are pictured along with event coordinator Senator Jasmine Turner-Dareus.

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Question: Georgia lawmakers focus on adoption code, curbing opioids

ATLANTA (AP) - Much like last year, recent activity in the Georgia legislature has centered on revamping the state's adoption code.
But that's not all they have on their agenda. Combatting the opioid crisis, allowing earlier Sunday alcohol sales and addressing rising incidences of distracted driving are all measures that are being considered this session.
Here's a look at some of the recent major activity and what's coming up when lawmakers return to the Capitol on Monday:
Rep. Bert Reeves, R - Marietta, is congratulated after the passage of HB-159, concerning adoption, in the house. Georgia lawmakers voted Thursday, Feb. 1, 2018, on a compromise over a major overhaul to make adoptions easier in the state. The deal will settle a long-running dispute among legislators over how to improve the state's outdated adoption laws, which hinder the creation of new families. Gov. Nathan Deal and legislative leaders say adoption is a priority for this session. (Bob Andres/Atlanta Journal-Constitution via AP)
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ADOPTION LAW UPDATE
Speeding up the state's adoption process has been a top priority for many lawmakers this session, who saw their efforts derailed last spring over a controversial amendment that would have allowed people to cite their religious beliefs and refuse to give children to LGBT couples. On Thursday, the House unanimously passed a sweeping revamp of the adoption code, which awaits Senate debate.
Unlike last year, no "religious exemption" elements are a part of the measure. The current 1990 adoption law had been written before the internet was widely used, causing current procedures to be much slower than other states' processes.
But even if the measure passes the Senate, the adoption issue could still be in play. Sen. William Ligon has introduced a bill to add "religious exemption" language to the adoption code. Ligon says the bill has significant Republican support, even though Gov. Nathan Deal and House Speaker David Ralston, R-Blue Ridge, criticized the position last year.
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COMBATING OPIOIDS
In previous sessions, Georgia lawmakers have addressed the "supply side" of the state's opioid epidemic by passing laws to curb the overprescribing of highly addictive painkillers. Now, Sen. Renee Unterman, R-Buford, wants to focus attention on helping those who struggle with addiction.
A Senate committee on Thursday passed Unterman's proposal to hire a director of substance abuse who will lead a group to study the issue and also consider whether or not to recommend Medicaid waivers to treat opioid abuse.
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SUNDAY ALCOHOL SALES
A bill to allow Sunday alcohol sales to occur as early as 11 a.m. was approved 6-4 by a Senate committee Tuesday. Once dubbed the "brunch bill," because of its focus on restaurant sales, the proposal was expanded to allow retail stores to sell alcohol at an earlier hour. The last-minute change angered Senate Majority Leader Bill Cowsert, R-Athens, who voted against the bill and expressed frustration over the widening scope of the measure.
Under current law, private businesses cannot sell alcohol until 12:30 p.m. on Sundays. If the bill passes, earlier sales would have to be approved in a referendum on the local level.
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THE 'LITTLE BUDGET'
A Georgia House committee on Wednesday quickly approved Gov. Nathan Deal's proposal to add more than $300 million in state funds to address gaps that are emerging in the final months of the fiscal year, which ends June 30. The money is largely geared toward education funding. If the House and Senate pass the bill, the legislature can then begin focusing on debating the governor's budget recommendations for the upcoming fiscal year.
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ANONYMOUS WINNERS
A bipartisan bill to allow Georgia lottery winners to remain anonymous passed its first hurdle Wednesday and now awaits a Senate vote.
Currently the Georgia Lottery Corporation is required to release certain information about winners including their name and hometown. The proposed bill would allow winners to remain anonymous only if they request it and pay up to 4 percent of their winnings to the lottery.
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ON THE AGENDA
Lawmakers return to the Capitol on Monday. That afternoon, a House committee will consider whether to require drivers to use hands-free cellphone technology. Proponents of the bill say distracted driving has become a scourge in Georgia and has led to a spike in accidents, fatalities and the nation's highest auto insurance premiums.
Measures that could be debated on the Senate floor next week include the House-backed adoption bill, as well as a proposal to require the state government to communicate only in English. Making up just over one-third in each chamber, Democrats have been vocal in their opposition to the English-only resolution. The constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds vote in each chamber and the approval of voters in an election.

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WYTV) – Dozens of new laws are now in effect in Ohio for 2017.
Lawmakers passed more than 50 new laws that went into effect Jan. 1 – several have to do schools and students.
Lindsay’s Law helps prevent sudden cardiac arrest in young athletes. Along with concussion guidelines, students and parents now have to review standards and protocols about sudden cardiac arrest, and coaches are required to complete an annual training course on the condition.
Sudden cardiac arrest is the number one killer of student athletes. The goal of the law is for athletes, parents and coaches to know the warning signs and symptoms.
STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) curriculum can now start as early as kindergarten. Programs are available that help to guide students on the educational path that will carry them through their primary education.
A new law impacting student debt allows lenders to add fees onto student loan balances. Right now there is no limit on how high those fees can be.
A few new criminal laws are new for 2017 as well. For instance, a driver’s license suspension due to a vehicular homicide is 15 years. That suspension begins the day after a driver serves the court sentence for the crime – not simultaneously with any jail sentence.
Also new for 2017, employers can no longer forbid workers from keeping a gun locked in their own vehicle while parked on company property. This law also gives active military members permission to carry a concealed gun without a permit in Ohio.
A few more laws that take effect in 2017 include:
Minimum wage: Cities can no longer try to raise the wage above the state minimum, which is $8.15 per hour in 2017.
Cities can no longer try to raise the wage above the state minimum, which is $8.15 per hour in 2017. Abortion rights: Abortions are now banned after 20 weeks of pregnancy. Previously it was 24.
Abortions are now banned after 20 weeks of pregnancy. Previously it was 24. Passing a bicycle: A vehicle passing a bicycle must now give at least 3 feet of space.
A vehicle passing a bicycle must now give at least 3 feet of space. Traffic lights: If a traffic light does not detect your vehicle, you may drive through the intersection as long as you yield to oncoming traffic.
If a traffic light does not detect your vehicle, you may drive through the intersection as long as you yield to oncoming traffic. Truancy: Schools can no longer suspend or expel a student just for excessive truancy. Districts with truancy levels over 10 percent are required to implement an absence-intervention team in an attempt to avoid truancy charges.
Schools can no longer suspend or expel a student just for excessive truancy. Districts with truancy levels over 10 percent are required to implement an absence-intervention team in an attempt to avoid truancy charges. Assisted suicide: The act is now a third degree felony, punishable by up to five years in prison.
The act is now a third degree felony, punishable by up to five years in prison. Cockfighting: Cockfighting is now a felony in Ohio.
Cockfighting is now a felony in Ohio. Autism: Health-insurance plans are now required to provide coverage for treatments of autism-spectrum disorders.
Health-insurance plans are now required to provide coverage for treatments of autism-spectrum disorders. Snow days: The Ohio Department of Education will no longer have to approve a district’s plan to make up snow days or the “blizzard bags” that schools send to students’ homes. Schools will work out a solution on their own.
There are also new days set aside for state recognition. They include the following:
Thyroid Health Awareness Month: January
Annie Glenn Communication Disorders Awareness Day: Feb. 17
Asthma Awareness Month: May
Service Dog Awareness Week: Last week of July
Blue Star Mother’s Day: Fourth Sunday of July
Ohio Survivors of Suicide Loss Day: Saturday before Thanksgiving


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SOUTHINGTON, Conn. (WTNH) – A Southington woman is facing charges after a four-year-old boy was found wandering alone.
Early Sunday evening, police got a call about a young boy wandering alone near West Center Street and Bristol Street.
Police say the boy had been playing in the front yard of a home on Germania Street with another child who is a relative and walked off.
Officials say 47-year-old Tracy Dagata was in the back yard and didn’t see the child leave.
Dagata is charged with Risk of Injury to a Child, and has been released on $2500 bond. The child was not hurt.

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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A capital murder charge has been dismissed against a North Texas man in the death of his 2-year-old daughter, after prosecutors learned her then-5-year-old brother said he caused her death.
Anthony Michael Sanders was accused of smothering his daughter, Ellie Mae, at their home in the Fort Worth suburb of Watauga in 2015. Investigators believed Sanders held his hand over her mouth out of anger for her interrupting his computer games.
Jailed since April 2016, Sanders denied responsibility. He said he found his daughter not breathing after his son reported she wouldn’t wake up.
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports prosecutors recently learned the boy told his mother he was responsible. Investigators say the boy cried as he told them he accidentally rolled a heavy pillow onto his sister’s face while they played and it was too heavy for him to move.
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Indians pitching coach Mickey Callaway has to look back in order to best prepare his staff going forward. In the wake of Cleveland's deep run through the postseason, Callaway's spring program for his pitchers will include some adjustments to account for the increased volume of innings.
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Department official reports on irregularities in a South Mumbai metal extraction firm deducting money but depositing nothing; two owners booked
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Like in most companies, employees of South Mumbai based metal extraction firm Nicomet Industries assumed that the PF deduction from their salary monthly was going towards their savings. They couldn't be more wrong as the proprietors of the firm, Atul Agrawal and Rajendra Agrawal were booked by the Cuffe Parade police after an official from the PF department noticed irregularities and reported it.
According to the police, Hema Hatee, the PF department official, spotted that between May 2014 to September 2016, money to the tune of Rs 1.26 crore at last count, was regularly deducted from the employees' salary, but was never deposited in the State Bank of India's EPF account.
The officer then filed a complaint with the police, after which an investigation was launched.
Prima facie, the police found malpractices in the company's operation and registered the FIR against the owners.
Confirming the scam, DCP and spokesperson, Dr Rashmi Karandikar said, "We have registered the FIR under section 406 (criminal Breach of trust) and 34 (common intention) of the Indian Penal Code. There are two persons named in FIR, as they are the owners of the company. We have questioned them and are investigating into the matter."

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No room for religion in politics, an election is a secular exercise, SC rules in Hindutva case: Politicians cannot seek votes in the name of caste, creed or religion, the bench said. Supreme Court removes Anurag Thakur as BCCI president, Ajay Shirke as secretary: Thakur was accused of perjury during a hearing on December 15 during a hearing for the case involving the cricketing body and the Justice Lodha Committee. Mulayam Singh, Ram Gopal Yadav to fight over Samajwadi Party symbol at Election Commission: Shivpal Yadav said on Twitter that the national convention meeting, which was scheduled for January 5, had been postponed. Appoint Sasikala Natarajan Tamil Nadu chief minister immediately, says Lok Sabha Deputy Speaker: M Thambidurai said the AIADMK general secretary’s speech at her swearing in had affirmed the party’s confidence in her ability to think like Jayalalithaa. Nuclear-capable missile Agni-IV test-fired off Odisha coast: It is capable of carrying a one-tonne warhead to a distance of up to 4,000 km. Indian markets open lower as banking stocks face selling pressure from investors: Lending rate cuts by public banks and low-cost housing schemes announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi hurt sentiments. Total deposits in Jan Dhan Yojana accounts rise to Rs 87,000 crore 45 days after demonetisation: The Income Tax Department said it was investigating areas and bank branches where the largest sums of money had been deposited under the scheme. Patanjali biggest disruptive force in India’s FMCG sector in 2016, finds Assocham-TechSci report: The Baba Ramdev-promoted company saw an annual growth of 146%, with a turnover of $769 million for the 2016 financial year, according to the study. Donald Trump wants email replaced with couriers because ‘no computer is safe’: The US president-elect, claiming to be a hacking expert, warned intelligence officials to be sure before making accusations against Russia. Five Delhi Police personnel suspended, charged with culpable homicide after suspect dies in custody: The officers are believed to have beaten up the victim, a fruit seller, after which he died jumping off the fourth floor of the Adarsh Nagar Police Station.


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For instance, <<['Represent the article to find a fitting news title', 'Bermuda isn’t just famous for geographical triangles.\nIt’s also a top destination for weddings.\nLocated in the North Atlantic Ocean, Bermuda is tucked away south of Nova Scotia, north of Cuba and east-southeast of North Carolina.\nYep, that means if you’re travelling from the East Coast, it’s only 2 hours away from Toronto and 90 minutes from New York City, which means a subtropical paradise might take less time to get to your office via commute!\nBermuda Bride’s Creative Director and Founder Nikki J. Begg describes the country’s fresh appeal: “Bermuda has become increasingly popular not only due to its accessibility but also due to its financial stability, subtropical climate, richness in culture and the friendliness of our people. Most recently, with the outbreak of Zika, and the hurricanes in the Virgin Islands, Bermuda was put on the map as the perfect option for a destination wedding.” (Transient nuptials contributes to the country’s US $431 million tourism industry!)\nBermuda Tourism Cultural Ambassador and former McGill University student Kristin White (who gives the fiercest, most entertaining tours thanks to her infinite knowledge of the island) simply adds, “because it’s so beautiful! The backdrops are varied and all spectacular. Couples can get married at a rustic 400-year old church, a dramatic historic fort or outside on a stunning cliffside. It’s simply one Instagrammable moment after another!”\nTranslation: A big reason why millennial couples are flocking to destination weddings with their culture-bending ideas.\nAnd it’s no surprise that celebrities like Solange Knowles and Diana Ross are frequent visitors. 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Begg answers!\nHow long is the perfect destination wedding?\n“Experts say long weekends or a perfect five-day getaway.”\nWhat does a normal itinerary look like?\n“They’re all unique but (range) from welcome cocktails, golf, tennis, fishing, rehearsal dinner, the wedding day and a brunch on the final day.”\nPerfect number of invited guests?\n“It’s a vast spread between 80 – 150 people being invited. Couples are securing their reception location and then tailoring their guest list.”\nWith costs involved, do you still buy a gift for the couple?\n“Sometimes the guest’s presence is the perfect present. Where guests still love to give a gift, couples are putting registry details on their wedding websites and the gifts are delivered to them at their home. That way the guest does not have to bring their gift with them (and the couple then does not need to take it home).”\nCruising to the nups!\n“Some couples are electing to come to Bermuda by cruise ship and (most companies sail there). 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I kid you not:\nDESTINATION WEDDINGS BY THE NUMBERS\n-25% of marriages are destination weddings\n-340,000 destination weddings take place each year\n-80% of couples who have a destination wedding have been married before.\n-The destination wedding market accounts for $16 billion in annual spending.\n-Average budget for a destination wedding is $28,000.\n-60% of destination couples pay for the wedding themselves.\n-Average number of guests at a destination wedding: 48.\n-Guests at a destination wedding spend an average of $673 to attend.\n-9 out of 10 couples say weather is a key factor in selecting a destination.\nSOURCE: TRIPSAVVY\nCHEERS TO THE BRIDE & GROOM!\nGosling’s Rum equals a Dark ‘n Stormy vacay!\nIf you’re in Bermuda, you must try a genuine Gosling’s Rum – or you might be run off the island! 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Setting expectations for Baylor in Year One under coach Matt Rhule is complicated.
Baylor is still navigating the fallout of a scandal that led to the firing of coach Art Briles and the departures of an athletic director and school president. There is at least a possibility NCAA sanctions could follow.
The Bears are coming off a troubled 7-6 season under a lame-duck coaching staff, but from 2011-2015 they had four double-digit victory seasons and won two Big 12 titles. The Bears have the resources and infrastructure to remain a Big 12 contender, but it is no given they won’t backslide to the bad ol’ days.
Theoretically, Rhule will be given some leeway by Baylor fans in 2017 to implement his systems and build his culture. The Bears are not void of talent, and they should benefit from a nonconference schedule that is not overly taxing. Still, it is hard to say what a successful first season at Baylor looks like for Rhule.
He will enter next season as one of the most scrutinized of 21 FBS head coaches starting new jobs.
Six more new head coaches who will get little to no grace period:
Tom Herman, Texas
The Longhorns are coming off three straight losing seasons under Charlie Strong, but there is no talk of rebuilding in Austin. The narrative at Texas is Strong recruited well enough that his successor is taking over a team with enough talent to make a quick turnaround. Considering Herman walked into a similar situation at Houston in 2015 and went 13-1, good luck trying to temper expectations at Texas.
Major Applewhite, Houston
Houston promoted Herman’s offensive coordinator to keep a good thing going. Herman leaves behind one of the most talented rosters in the American Athletic Conference and a former five-star recruit quarterback in Texas A&M; transfer Kyle Allen. Applewhite is a first-time head coach, competing in the toughest division of any Group of Five conference. Still, if the Cougars regress, fingers will point at him.
Charlie Strong, USF
See a trend here? From Herman to his replacement to his predecessor. Strong has spent most of his professional career in Florida, so he was a natural fit with the Bulls. He inherits a team that went 11-2 last season, finished ranked 19th in the nation and returns one of the best quarterbacks in the country (Quinton Flowers). Anything less than another AAC title run for the Bulls will reflect poorly on Strong, who is trying to prove his struggles at Texas - not his successes at Louisville - were an anomaly.
Lane Kiffin, FAU
The Owls are coming off three straight 3-9 seasons, so there is no reason for high expectations. But you might have noticed that their new coach draws a lot of attention. Kiffin will be more closely followed than any Group of Five coach both for the product FAU puts on the field and how he acts off it.
Willie Taggart, Oregon
Oregon just fired a coach (Mark Helfrich) two seasons removed from a national title game appearance. Patience is not in high supply around Eugene these days. Taggart has some rebuilding to do, but with Washington on the rise and USC’s arrow pointing up, the Ducks need to show signs of progress fast or risk being relegated to the second-tier of the Pac-12 for a while.
Mike Sanford, Western Kentucky
A first-time head coach, the youngest in FBS at 34, taking over a program at its peak. The Hilltoppers have not had a losing season since 2010 and went 23-5 with consecutive Conference USA titles the last two years under Jeff Brohm, now at Purdue.
There is nowhere to go but down, and some regression seems almost inevitable. Sanford will be learning on the job and he will need to be a quick study.
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