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JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) — A search resumed Monday for 17 people reported missing after a ferry fire off the coast of Indonesia’s capital that left at least 23 dead, officials said.
The victims died Sunday when the vessel, Zahro Express, carrying more than 260 people from a port near Jakarta to Tidung, a resort island in the Kepulauan Seribu chain, caught fire, officials said. Most of the passengers were Indonesians celebrating the New Year holiday, according to local media reports.
Denny Wahyu Haryanto, head of the Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency, said the report about the 17 missing was received before the burned ship was towed to the port, where rescuers found 20 bodies inside. He did not rule out that those reported missing could be among the 20 bodies found inside the ship.
He said that of the 224 passengers who were rescued, 19 were still being treated at hospitals.
The National Search and Rescue Agency deployed at least five ships and a number of speedboats and rubber boats, along with 15 divers, in the search.
Seply Madreta, an official from the Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency, said the fire gutted about half the vessel, and that 23 bodies had been recovered.
The 20 bodies that were found inside the vessel were burned beyond recognition and were transferred to a police hospital for identification, said Col. Umar Shahab of the Jakarta police health department.
Witnesses told MetroTV that the fire broke out about 15 minutes after the ferry left the port of Muara Angke.
The cause of the fire was not immediately clear. Some passengers told local media that they first saw smoke coming from the ferry’s engine.
The director for sea transportation, Tonny Budiono, said the initial suspicion was that the fire was “most probably caused by a short circuit in the engine room.”
He told a news conference the short circuit might have led to the fuel tank exploding.
TV footage showed people in the water with the ferry in flames in the background. A woman in the water can be heard screaming “Ya Allah! Ya Allah!” or “Oh God! Oh God!”
Another woman told the TV station that she and other passengers were rescued by a small boat.
Minister of Transportation Budi Karya said that the chief of the Muara Angke port authority has been removed from the post for alleged negligence in overseeing the voyage.
Despite the high number of people who were rescued, the ferry’s manifest showed that only 100 were registered as passengers, along with six crewmen, said Haryanto, the Jakarta Disaster Mitigation Agency head.
Col. Hero Hendrianto, chief of maritime police, said six people, including the vessel’s captain, two crewmen and two port officials, were detained for questioning.
Ferry accidents are common in Indonesia, the world’s largest archipelagic nation, with more than 17,000 islands. Many accidents are blamed on lax regulation of boat services.

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At least 47 people die and 22 suffer injuries in road accident outside the town of Anjozorobe near Madagascar's capital. At least 47 people, including 10 children and a newly-wed couple, have been killed in a traffic accident north of Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo, according to police.
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In a powerful op-ed published Thursday in The New York Times, Garbage lead singer Shirley Manson opened up about her history of depression and self-harm.
The frontwoman of the Scottish-American alternative band said she first cut herself when she was a teenager and had dropped out of high school, and that her urges to self-harm still continued after she achieved international fame.
“I didn’t know I was a cutter until the first time I chose to cut. I didn’t even know it was a ‘thing,’ ” Manson, 51, writes in the op-ed, titled, “The First Time I Cut Myself.”
Manson says that at the time, she was “having sex with multiple partners, experimenting with drugs and drinking copious, alarming amounts of alcohol. I would often fall foul of crushing depression, struggling to get out of my bed before 4 in the afternoon. Having flunked out of school, I had no set future in mind.”
She says she first cut herself during a fight with a boyfriend who had “unresolved anger issues toward women” and mistreated her, including insisting on having unprotected sex and also cheating on her.
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“He and I had been arguing for some time, our voices gradually becoming more and more raised. I was concerned that we might wake his flatmates, and in a moment of utter exasperation, I reached across for my little silver penknife, pulled it from the lace of my shoe and ran the tiny blade across the skin of one ankle.”
“It didn’t hurt,” she writes in the Times, adding that she cut herself twice more.
She adds, “In that room at that moment, I felt untouchable and powerful. I was a woman in charge.”
Over time, Manson says, her self-harm got more severe.
“The problem of course with any practice of self-harm is that once you choose to indulge in it, you get better, more efficient, at it. I started to hurt myself more regularly,” she writes. “The cuts got deeper. I hid the scars under my stockings and never breathed a word about it to anyone.”
Manson writes that her urge to cut herself subsided after her toxic relationship with her boyfriend ended. But it returned, again, during a tour in Europe after the release of Version 2.0. (The 20th anniversary edition of the album was released recently.)
Because of what she described as “immense physical and mental pressure” brought be becoming “a media ‘it’ girl,” she writes that “the pull [of self-harm] was as compelling as it had ever been.”
“I was suffering from extreme “impostor syndrome,” constantly measuring myself against my peers, sincerely believing that they had gotten everything right and I had gotten everything so very wrong,” she writes in the Times.
But she resisted the urge to cut herself, Manson says.
“I try to remain vigilant against these old thought patterns,” she writes in the Times, explaining that she surrounds herself with kind people and focuses on her own happiness.
“I vow to hold my ground. I choose to speak up. I attempt to be kind, not only to myself but also to other people. I surround myself with those who treat me well.”

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INCENSED that only one member of its cast was picked to be among 42 calypsonians to compete at the Calypso Fiesta and a place in the National Calypso Monarch grand finals, president of the Kalypso Revue Eric Pink Panther Taylor said the tent would quit being a member of Trinbago Unified Calypsonians Organisation (TUCO), as of last night.
He said the Revue will form a body that can provide legitimate and unbiased representation to the nations calypsonians. Saying it was hard to stomach the fact that only one of its cast member Hollis Chalkdust Liverpool was selected by TUCO to compete in Calypso Fiesta, when Revue boasts several past Calypso monarchs and even more promising new talent, Taylor accused TUCO of major victimisation and discrimination against the tent.
For the first time in our 54- year history, we were only able to secure one spot at the national semi-finals to be held on February 18, at Skinner Park, Taylor complained yesterday. This is not withstanding that we have had excellent reviews from patrons who have attended the tent so far. Semi-finalists were chosen as the executive of TUCO visited each calypso tent during the Carnival Season and decided who qualified for the Calypso Fiesta, which is the next step for the coveted crown of Calypso Monarch held during Dimanche Gras, Carnival Sunday night.
Taylor, a four-time calypso monarch, said the Revue tent has one of the better programmes to offer the nation at a calypso tent. They are hurting calypso.
It is like TUCO is running the competition and they have their own tents, they have their own interests. We are a private tent, so therefore we are not insulated from whatever possible victimisation that takes place at that level.
They are running the competition, they select the judges, they pay them, so they have that position of advantage.
Its more than favouritism, its nepotism, its all the isms you could think about. They operate tendentiously, they have their own tents and they promote the interests of their own tents because it is their own tents that keep them in power, Taylor claimed.
Klassic Ruso, Kaiso House, Kaiso Showcase, Kaiso Karavan all fall under TUCO, with two more tents in Tobago.
So they get all, we get one out of the 42 who were selected.
The Lord Kitchener (Aldwyn Roberts) must be turning in his grave, he said. Roberts started the Kalypso Revue, where he nurtured many up and coming calypsonians, in 1964.
This is not right and we have to turn to you (the media) because we have nobody to turn to. If we turn to TUCO its like a policeman doing something on the street and when you go to the police to report him, you are reporting to him. So, you cant get justice from TUCO because they have their own interests, he said. Taylor said last year they had about ten calypsonians from their tent move up to the semi-finals.
On the decision to pull out of TUCO, Taylor said, There is no law that states it is only TUCO who could represent calypsonians.
Clearly a neutral body has to run this thing because you cant run it and have your people taking part in it. We need to get an independent authority to handle the adjudication of calypso. Taylor made reference to reigning Calypso Monarch Devon Seales who is TUCOs public relations officer. We have taken a decision to come out of TUCO because TUCO is no longer serving our interest, Taylor said adding this is not a case of sour grapes but fairness and equity.
I was a past president of TUCO and I know the happenings.
I tried to change it during my tenure, but they tell me to go.
I know what is going on there, so Im talking from experience, he said.

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CBS Local — A Long Island woman’s quest for breakfast ended up in a jail cell after police say she drove up to a jail security booth and mistook it for a fast food drive-thru window.
Lizabeth Ildefonso of Jamesport, New York was arrested on March 16 after she drove up to the Suffolk County jail and tried to order a “bacon, egg, and cheese.” According to the Riverhead News-Review, the 44-year-old was told by Suffolk County deputies that she was really at a jail but kept demanding breakfast. Ildefonso “insisted that she really wanted a sandwich,” the Suffolk County Sheriff’s office said in a statement.
**ARREST** Today, a Jamesport woman was arrested by a Deputy Sheriff after she drove up to the Riverhead Jail's security booth & attempted to order a breakfast sandwich. Lizabeth Ildefonso was charged with Driving While Ability Impaired by Drugs & driving without a license. pic.twitter.com/oodUoKKe9f — Suffolk County Sheriff's Office (@Suffolk_Sheriff) March 16, 2018
Officers at the jail noticed that Ildefonso’s eyes were glassy and she had a white powder in her left nose before performing a sobriety check. After “performing poorly” in a field sobriety test, the woman was arrested for driving while impaired by drugs. Police also noted that the 44-year-old was driving without a valid license.
The Sheriff’s office says Deputy Sheriff Yvonne DeCaro, who arrested Ildefonso, had just completed a course to help identify impaired drivers. “It apparently was put to good use today although the surrounding circumstances were a little unexpected,” the Sheriff’s office added.

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Devers is not in the lineup for Friday's game against the Astros, Tim Britton of The Providence Journal reports.
Devers will retreat to the bench as manager John Farrell elects to go with Deven Marrero at third base due to southpaw Dallas Keuchel taking the mound for Houston. During Game 1 on Thursday, Devers went 0-for-3 with one RBI and two strikeouts.

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Zeshan Bagewadi reflects his experience as an Indian American Muslim
Indian American singer Zeshan Bagewadi has repurposed George Perkins’ 1970 song “Cryin’ in the streets” as a song for today’s civil rights struggles, Public Radio International (PRI) reported.
The original song was based on an observation of the Martin Luther King Jr’s funeral, but Bagewadi echoes it as the reflection of his own experiences as a Muslim and Indian American.
“’I see somebody marching in the street. I see somebody crying in the street. I see somebody dying in the street.’ [I was] struck… how simple it was, how poignant it was,” Bagewadi told PRI.
“What needs to be done here is simple. Us Muslims need to ally ourselves with those who have paved a path for us and who has been on the front line of the struggles. So we need to appropriate their struggle. We need to appropriate the pain,” Bagewadi told PRI.
Bagewadi was born to Indian Muslim parents in Chicago. His father was a journalist, one of the few in India to cover the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s and 70s.
“My father was always drawn to the black artistic expressions and read Lanston Hughes, Zora Hurston,” Bagewadi added.
“You listen to Curtis Mayfield sing ‘people get ready, there’s a train a comin.’ You listen to Mahalia Jackson singing ‘Joshua Fit The Battle of Jericho.’ If that doesn’t galvanize you, I don’t know what will,” he said.
Music has more power than mere words, he added.

The Independence Day special song by ISRO scientists is titled I am an Indian. (Source: SGT Compositions/Youtube) The Independence Day special song by ISRO scientists is titled I am an Indian. (Source: SGT Compositions/Youtube)
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has given us ample reasons to be proud — from a series of successful and record launches to executing the cheapest Mars mission. And if this wasn’t enough, a group of ISRO scientists are now winning hearts with their singing talent! Yes, under the banner of Space Engineers Association, the ‘ROCK@Band’ has released a patriotic music video ahead of the 71st Independence Day celebrations.
The song – sung in various Indian regional languages, including Malayalam, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu, Bengali and Hindi – comes with an important message that highlights our motto of ‘unity in diversity’. Asking “riots” to “move away”, “weapons” to “move aside” and everyone to move forward to build a “new nation”, the song is a great addition to the slew of harmonious Independence Day anthems doing the rounds on social media this year.
The 6-minute-plus video – titled ‘I am an Indian’ – features 20-odd scientists in picturesque locations, and has been composed by aerospace engineer Shiju G Thomas. The lyrics talk about annihilating any forces that threaten to divide Indians — from caste to religion.
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Music has great powers and nothing proves that better than this Independence Day. From the national anthem sung in sign language that takes a step closer to inclusivity to Indian singers singing Pakistan’s national anthem as a ‘gift’ or the latest jugal-bandi of both the national anthems, it’s a great way to celebrate harmony and diversity.
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Karnataka Assembly Speaker K R Ramesh Kumar on Wednesday took strong exception to the absence of several ministers in the House, saying its proceedings could not be taken "lightly."An angry Kumar went to the extent of naming the ministers absent and said the Speaker and Chair cannot be taken for granted."I will give 15 minutes, this will be viewed very seriously, they cannot take the House lightly," he said, as he directed the ruling side to ensure that ministers are present in the House.Irked by the ministers' absence during the motion of thanks to the Governor for his address to the joint session of the state legislature, the Speaker said 13 ministers should have been present in the House according to the official list sent to his office."Only six ministers are present in the House, where have the rest seven gone?" he questioned.He called out the names of ministers present.Deputy chief minister G Parameshwara, Cooperation minister Bandeppa Kashyampur, Horticulture minister M C Manguli, Social Justice minister Priyank Kharge, Minor Irrigation minister C SPuttaraju and Health minister Shivanand Patil were present in the House.Naming those absent, Kumar asked where PWD minister H D Revanna, Irrigation minister D K Shivakumar, Municipality and Local Bodies minister Ramesh Jarkiholi, Animal Husbandry and Fisheries minister Venkata Rao Nadagouda, Housing minister U T Khader, Tourism and Sericulture minister Sa Ra Mahesh, and Food and Civil Supplies minister Zameer Ahmed Khan, had gone."Please tell your people (ministers)...what better work do they have than being here?" he said as he asked Deputy chief minister Parameshwara to take note.The ministers later attended the proceedings.

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I’m speechless.”\nThe Indians posted their biggest comeback win in postseason history, overcoming an 8-3 deficit, a terrible start by ace Corey Kluber and a potentially serious injury to slugger Edwin Encarnacion.\nFrancisco Lindor hit a grand slam in the sixth to rally Cleveland, right after a close call on a hit by pitch that the Yankees didn’t challenge.\nNew York had its chances late, but the Yankees stranded the go-ahead run at third in the ninth and 10th — and had pinch-runner Ronald Torreyes picked off second in the 11th by Gomes from the behind the plate.\nCleveland will try for a sweep in Game 3 Sunday at Yankee Stadium. Carlos Carrasco is set to start for the Indians against Masahiro Tanaka.\nAs they’ve done so many times in a season becoming more special by the day, the defending AL champions battled back and can now put the Yankees away in New York — just as they did in the 2007 ALDS.\nJosh Tomlin, who had been scheduled to start later in the series, pitched two perfect innings for the win.\nAaron Hicks hit a three-run homer off Kluber and Gary Sanchez and Greg Bird hit two-run shots for the Yankees, who may have caught a bad break before Lindor’s homer.\nNew York’s Aaron Judge went 0 for 3 and is hitless in seven at-bats in the series with five strikeouts.\nThe Yankees lost consecutive games for the first time since they were swept at home in a three-game series by the Indians from Aug. 28-30. Now, they need to sweep three in a row from Cleveland.\nDown 8-3, facing New York’s vaunted bullpen, the Indians came back.\nNew York starter CC Sabathia was lifted with one on and one out in the sixth for Chad Green, another one of the Yankees’ flame-throwers who got an out before Gomes doubled. Green came inside and Lonnie Chisenhall was awarded first by plate umpire Dan Iassogna on a hit by pitch.\nTV replays showed the ball slightly change direction — it appeared to hit the knob of Chisenhall’s bat.\nYankees manager Joe Girardi said there wasn’t enough evidence within 30 seconds to justify a challenge. He said the team later saw a slow-motion replay suggesting he should’ve contested the call, but it was too late.\nLindor then stepped in and hit a towering shot off the inside of the right-field foul pole to make it 8-7, triggering a seismic celebration.\nAs Lindor rounded the bases with Cleveland’s first postseason slam since Jim Thome in 1999, Progressive Field shook the way it did last November when Rajai Davis hit a two-run homer in eighth inning of Game 7 off Aroldis Chapman, then with the Cubs and now closing for the Yankees.\nWhen Lindor reached the plate, he wrapped his arms around Jason Kipnis waiting in the batter’s box.\nBruce, who has done everything since coming over in an August trade, led off the eighth with his homer to left off reliever David Robertson, who pitched 3 1-3 scoreless innings and earned the win in the wild-card game over Minnesota.\nBruce ripped a 3-1 pitch into the left-field bleachers to tie it. When he reached second, Lindor was out of the dugout waving around his teammate as the Indians had caught the Yankees.\nFive innings later, the Indians finally broke the tie. They matched the longest postseason game in Cleveland history — Tony Pena’s homer in the 13th beat Boston in Game 1 of the 1995 ALDS.\nKluber wasn’t himself. Not even close.\nThe right-hander, who led the AL in wins, ERA and intimidation, didn’t get out of the third inning as Francona pulled him after allowing Hicks’ three-run homer.\nIt was the shortest outing this season for Kluber, and as he slowly walked off the mound, Cleveland’s stunned crowd gave him a polite ovation and several teammates approached him to offer consolation.\nThis was a shocker to the Indians, who started Trevor Bauer in the opener so they could bring back Kluber in Game 2 and then use him again if the series goes five games. 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Almost 48 hours after racist violence engulfed Charlottesville, Va., President Trump called out white nationalist groups by name. Trump's remarks on Monday following criticism that his initial statement about the clash of protesters did not condemn racist groups specifically.
"Racism is evil, and those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans," the president said from the White House.
Trump began his remarks talking about his economic accomplishments and plans for trade negotiations before turning his attention to the events over the weekend in Virginia and expressing sympathy for the three people who were killed. Heather Heyer, 32, died after a car rammed into a group of counter protesters. Two Virginia State Troopers, Pilot Lt. H. Jay Cullen and Trooper-Pilot Berke M.M. Bates, died when their helicopter that was patrolling the event crashed.
Trump said that the Department of Justice had opened a civil rights investigation into the car attack.
"To anyone who acted criminally at this weekend's racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered," the president said.
But for many, the president's condemnations may be too little too late. His initial statement on Saturday, claiming that the clashes were a result of "hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides" was quickly criticized by many top Republicans for not calling out the white supremacists, alt-right, Ku Klux Klan and neo-Nazi groups who began the protests against the removal of a statute of the Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.
The White House put out an unsigned statement on Sunday morning, saying that, "The President said very strongly in his statement yesterday that he condemns all forms of violence, bigotry and hatred and of course that includes white Supremacists, KKK, neo-nazi and all extremist groups. He called for national unity and bringing all Americans together."
Vice President Pence went further than the president, telling reporters Sunday night while traveling in Colombia, "We have no tolerance for hate and violence from white supremacists, neo-Nazis or the KKK. These dangerous fringe groups have no place in American public life and in the American debate, and we condemn them in the strongest possible terms."

Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons Wins 2017 Peace Prize.
-- Las Vegas Shooter's Life Comes Into Focus, But Not His Motive.
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Pope Francis is cautioning bishops to avoid politicking, business and high society.
Francis elevated to bishops’ rank three priests during a ceremony in St. Peter’s Basilica on Monday evening.
He said bishops should “abandon the temptation to become princes,” and that they are tasked “more with serving than dominating.” He told them to be available to priests in their jurisdiction “the same day, or at most, the next day” after being sought.
Francis told the three they were chosen “not for business, not for high society, not for politics.” In his five years as pope, Francis has insisted clerics must serve the rank-and-file and avoid seeking glory.
The new bishops are: Monsignors Waldemar Stanislaw Sommertag from Pelplin diocese, Poland; Alfred Xuereb, Gozo diocese, Malta; and Jose Avelino Bettencourt, Ottawa archdiocese in Canada.

Pope Francis has asked society for forgiveness on behalf of Catholic men who exploit prostitutes, which he branded as “torture,” “slavery” and a “crime against humanity” that stems from a “sick mentality.”
The pope made the comments during an open question-and-answer session in Rome. Blessing Okoedion, a Nigerian woman who was forced into becoming a prostitute on the streets of Italy, told the pope that many ‘clients’ of prostitutes in Rome were Catholic.
"I ask myself and I ask you, is it possible for a Church that is still too male chauvinist to be able to question itself truthfully about this high demand by clients?" she said.
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Francis agreed it was likely that 90 percent of Italian men who seek prostitutes are Catholics and said he would like to “ask forgiveness” from exploited women and society in general for “this criminal act.”
“I think of the disgust these young women must feel when these men make them do anything… I ask for forgiveness for all the Catholics who commit this criminal act,” said Francis. “It’s slavery.”
The pontiff said he believes that sexual exploitation of women stems from a “sick mentality” in people, and called it a “crime against humanity.” He also noted that “there is no feminism that has been able to take this out of the unconsciousness” in societal thought.
“It is a sickness of humanity, a sickness of looking at society in a certain way, a crime against humanity...If a young person has this custom, he should drop it,” the pope said, referring to paying for sex.
“He’s a criminal. He can say ‘But Father, can’t I make love?’ But this is not making love. It’s torturing a woman. Let’s not confuse the terms,” he added.
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The question-and-answer session with 300 young people from around the world was part of the preparation for Francis’ meeting with bishops scheduled for October at the Vatican on “Young People, Faith and the Discernment of Vocation.”
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Christy Clark and her son, Hamish, address the media during a press conference on her decision to leave public life. (Katya Slepian/Black Press)
Former premier Christy Clark has landed a job at a law firm as she officially moves on from political life.
Clark, who lost her post last July when the NDP-Green coalition was allowed to form government, had retired as leader of the BC Liberals in August.
The province’s longest serving female premier has taken a step back from public life for the past year, surfacing Wednesday with an announcement that she was joining Bennett Jones.
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Clark has joined the firm’s Vancouver office as a senior advisor on their governmental affairs and public policy team.
“Christy’s leadership as Premier took British Columbia to new economic heights,” said firm CEO Hugh MacKinnon. “Her vision on driving growth through trade is one that our clients share.”
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TORONTO — Loyal was the word Matt Martin used to describe John Tavares.
Normally, it would have been a compliment. But the way the Toronto Maple Leafs forward said it made it sound like a negative character trait.
“He’s just a loyal guy in general,” said Martin, who spent the past six seasons as Tavares’ teammate with the New York Islanders. “Obviously, I’ve gotten the questions all year long — what’s going to happen (when Tavares becomes an unrestricted free agent in 2018) — and I don’t know. I do know he’s a loyal guy and he wants to win on Long Island.”
That’s too bad. It’s a shame, really. If Tavares were a bit more selfish, a bit less devoted to a team and a fan base that does not seem as devoted to him, he one day might have a chance to win a Stanley Cup.
At the very least, the 26-year-old wouldn’t be wasting away his prime years playing for a team that doesn’t know if it’s competing to win now, rebuilding, or even relocating from Brooklyn, N.Y.
“I have said it in the past — I want to be on the Island, that is where I hope everything works out,” said Tavares, who can’t re-negotiate a new deal until July 1. “I think we all know there is a lot more, a lot more goes into it than just saying you want to be there. Negotiations happen and there is a process that goes about it, so for me it is just going through all that. I have not really thought too much about it … I love playing here and hope to be here.”
While his loyalty to the Islanders is unquestioned, the team hasn’t exactly shown as much love for its only superstar. If they did, Tavares wouldn’t be playing on a line with a sixth-round pick or a winger who in his eighth season has never scored more than 41 points.
Of course, it’s nothing new for Tavares, who is the reason why Anders Lee (21 goals and 34 points prior to Tuesday night’s game) and Joshua Bailey (11 goals and 38 points) are having breakout seasons. Throughout his career, Tavares has been asked to apply the Midas touch to sub-standard talent, whether it was Matt Moulson and P.A. Parenteau or Kyle Okposo and Frans Nielsen.
As Martin said of Tavares: “Over the years, he’s definitely made a lot of guys a lot of money.”
Since he was drafted first overall in 2009, only four players have scored more goals than Tavares (227): Alex Ovechkin (332), Steven Stamkos (298), Corey Perry (250) and Sidney Crosby (236). As of Tuesday morning, that put him ahead of the likes of Phil Kessel and Joe Pavelski (226), Patrick Marleau (225), Patrick Kane and Jeff Carter (224). Two years ago, Tavares finished second in league scoring and was a finalist for the Hart Trophy. And yet, New York has not exactly taken advantage of having a superstar in its lineup.
Over the last seven years, the Islanders have qualified for the playoffs three times. They have won just one round. In four of those seasons, the Islanders ranked last or second-last in league attendance, never climbing higher than 25th overall.
Last year’s playoff win against the Florida Panthers seemed like a step in the right direction for the team and its new home in Brooklyn, N.Y. But after letting Okposo and Nielsen walk as free agents, the team started the season 17-17-8 and fired head coach Jack Capuano. With an average attendance of 12,829 fans — second-lowest in the league behind only Carolina — Bloomberg News reported last week that Barclays Center ownership is prepared to move the team out of the arena.
For most players, this would be an excuse to explore free agency or even demand a trade. But if Tavares wants out, he hasn’t shown it. Quite the opposite.
Heading into Tuesday night’s game against the Toronto Maple Leafs, Tavares was in the top-30 in scoring with 46 points, having scored nine goals and 19 points in his last 15 games. In the process, he has almost singlehandedly pulled the Islanders, who a month ago were sitting at the bottom of the Eastern Conference standings, into an unlikely playoff spot.
“I think he puts too much on himself, but that’s a good thing,” said interim head coach Doug Weight, who was Tavares’ teammate for the first two years of his career. “He wants challenges and he wants to be the leader on and off the ice. And he is. He’s a great captain and a huge piece to our team.”
Winning a Stanley Cup is ultimately the biggest challenge — bigger than even winning over fans in Brooklyn — and it’s ultimately what could keep Tavares in New York. After all, the reason why Stamkos re-signed in Tampa Bay last summer was because the team had the other pieces in place to contend for a championship. Even with top prospect Mathew Barzal in the pipeline, the Islanders are far from that goal.
In other words, before the Islanders can think about re-signing Tavares, they should worry about finding him some quality teammates.
“I have not put that much thought into it,” Tavares said of the team’s future in Brooklyn. “I want to be honest with you. Just focused on this point in the season. We all want to know where we are playing and what the situation is, but a lot that stuff is rumours and reports. The organization has been great, not just with me but with all the players. That stuff does not change my thought process in wanting to be an Islander and hoping things work out.”
TAVARES HAD HUGE IMPACT ON MARNER
John Tavares played less than a half a season for the London Knights. But the numbers he put up — 32 goals and 50 points in 24 games — made a huge impact on Mitch Marner.
“He was a great player,” said Marner, who was 11 years old when Tavares was traded from Oshawa to London, and who also played for the Knights. “It was a thrill to watch him in the world juniors. Obviously, I knew about his stats in London and how big he was in London. He’s been a great player since then. I kind of actually watched him a little growing up in the Toronto area. It’s pretty cool now lining up against him.”
Although Tavares was an exceptional junior player, Marner actually put up comparable numbers last year in London, scoring 116 points in 57 games. Still, the Toronto Maple Leafs rookies — including Auston Matthews — were in awe of Tavares’ offensive ability.
“He’s a special player,” said Matthews. “He’s one of those guys that comes around every so often. Obviously the things he’s been able to do throughout his career — he’s an unbelievable player.”
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The Islanders are finally off to an amazing start, and I could not have asked for something better to write about for the final issue of the semester.
The Islanders are 16-9-2. I repeat, 16-9-2. That’s one game out of first place in the Metropolitan division. Last season the Islanders were 10-10-5 up to Dec. 7. This is a nine point improvement from last season, but nine points in a highly competitive Metropolitan division makes a big difference.
Not only are the Islanders not struggling to stay above .500 this season, the team is producing. The deadly first line of John Tavares, Anders Lee and Josh Bailey have produced a combined 90 points. Tavares leads the team in goals (17), and Bailey leads the team in assists (26).
The other lines have produced as well. Matthew Barzal is off to a stellar start. The Islanders rookie is easily one of the Calder Trophy favorites due to his near point per game pace. He has seven goals and 19 assists, with nine of those points coming on the power play.
Going into the season, I thought he was going to be thrown around between the Islanders and the minor leagues, but he’s been fast and can see the ice really well. He’s 20 years old and is playing close to elite status already.
Jordan Eberle has adapted well to his new team after facing the brutal Edmonton Oilers media for the past seven seasons. The former 75 point scorer has put up 20 points in 27 games thus far and looks to be well on pace for 50-plus points.
Nick Leddy has been an offensive force as of late. He’s taken his game to an all new level, with 23 points in 27 games. He should be considered for Norris Trophy talks with his all-around play on the ice.
The Islanders also put in a bid to build an arena in Belmont in recent months. They have been so invested in getting the bid and it has been narrowed down to the Isles and New York City FC. There was a rumor released Wednesday, Dec. 6 that the Islanders may be the favored bidder for Belmont. Not only will this help the team establish a long-term future home, but may also secure the long-term future of Tavares with the Islanders.
Speaking for Islanders fans, I want nothing more than this rumor to be true. The New York Islanders deserve to play at Belmont. Having a new state of the art arena will allow the them to spend to the cap. But for the time being, it’s still fair competition between the New York Islanders and NYCFC. #Hopefully.
It’s something that I stress in every column, but every move management makes this season is crucial in keeping their captain, because he is a strong offensive playmaker and has years of chemistry with most of the players on the team. It would be a huge loss if Tavares signed with another team in free agency.
Hopefully the Islanders will keep up their offensive success and continue to rise to the top of the Metropolitan division. Stay tuned for more Islanders news in the new year.


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Children across Scotland are getting in the Christmas spirit to try and win £1500 for their school.
Popular children’s author Sam Hay is challenging youngsters to come up with a new Christmas classic story, for a chance to win some brilliant prizes in the fourth annual Write Christmas competition.
The competition, backed by cartridgesave.co.uk is open to children between four and 11 years old and split into three age categories. To enter they need to channel their inner Dickens to write a short story or poem (max 200 words) inspired by winter or Christmas.
The entry that Sam, author of the ‘Undead Pets’ series of books, judges to be the best across the entire competition will win £1500 for their school to spend on books or writing equipment, in addition to a Christmas stocking full of festive treats worth £50 for themselves. Two runners up will each secure £250 for their school and a festive goody bag.
The top 50 entries from across the UK will also be made into a printable, free to download book, to be released in December 2017.
Entries must be submitted by November 17 and children, parents and teachers can get hints and tips from Sam, plus full details of how to enter at Write Christmas 2017 .
Sam Hay believes the competition is a great step towards unlocking children’s creativity.
She said: “I’m very excited to be judging the Write Christmas story competition for a fourth year running. It’s a great opportunity to get kids all over Britain writing and showing off their fantastic imaginations. I’m always so impressed by their creativity and originality.
“Christmas has been the inspiration behind some all-time classics including Dickens’ ‘A Christmas Carol’ and the much-loved ‘The Nutcracker’. It’s a time for magic, excitement and wonder. I can’t wait to read this year’s stories and poems!”
Ian Cowley, managing director of cartridgesave.co.uk, added: “Children’s imaginations never fail to amaze. We’re proud to invest in the best young writing and provide them with resources to help stimulate their creative minds at Christmas and beyond. Compiling the Write Christmas printable e-book is one of the highlights of our year.”
Last year’s Write Christmas winner was Edwin Walker, aged 10, from Comely Park Primary in Falkirk, who captured the judges’ attention with his “unusual and clever” story written in the form of a police report, that detailed how someone broke into a little girl’s house on Christmas Eve, left sooty footprints on the carpet and stole mince pies and milk.
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The competition has three categories: 4-6, 7-9 and 10-11 years old.
There will be one overall winner across all categories. The winning school will receive £1,500 to spend on books or writing materials and the winning child will receive a goody bag worth £50.
Two runners up will win £250 for their school to spend on books or writing materials, as well as a goody bag each.
The best 50 entries from across all categories will be selected to appear in the printable e-book.
Poems and short stories (200 words or less) must be entered by a parent, carer or teacher, who can give permission for the story, name and age of the child to be included in the book.
The judges’ decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into.
Closing date for entries is November 17 2017.

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Janet Yellen testified to Congress today about banking, interest rates and the economy. One issue she also addressed: vacancies on the interest-rate setting Federal Open Market Committee. Daniel Tarullo, Federal Reserve governor, resigned last week, leaving President Donald Trump with three openings to fill on the seven-member board. Tarullo was the point man on bank regulation after the 2008 economic crisis, and his resignation gives Trump an opportunity to move faster on his deregulatory agenda.

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Corbyn claims the Tories are dismantling civilised society with austerity (Picture: PA)
Jeremy Corbyn says the Conservative Party are ‘dismantling civilised society’.
The opposition leader is calling for the ‘rebirth of municipal socialism’ as Labour councils move to reverse years of town hall outsourcing and take services back in house.
In a speech to Labour’s local government conference in Nottingham, Corbyn will call for an end to Conservative policies of austerity and privatisation which were ‘dismantling our civilised society’.
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He will also defend a call by the party’s ruling national executive committee for Labour-controlled Haringey council in north London to halt plans for a controversial housing development in partnership with the private sector.
The bitter row over the Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) saw the resignation last month of the council’s long-standing leader Claire Kober, complaining of ‘sexism, bullying, undemocratic behaviour and outright personal attacks’ by hard left supporters of the Labour leader.
Corbyn will acknowledge that – faced with the urgent need for regeneration – the council believed it got the best deal it could for the borough’s residents.
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However he will say the NEC’s decision to step in reflected the deep concerns which the project had caused locally.
‘HDV is highly controversial, with local people worried that they could lose their homes and not get a new one in return,’ he will say.
‘That’s why 40% of Labour councillors opposed the proposals, as did the majority of party members in both CLPs (constituency Labour parties), both Labour MPs and local unions.
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‘It has been a unique situation, which is why the NEC unanimously asked the council leadership to put their plans on hold and take part in a mediation process – to bring everyone together.’
More broadly, he will say the collapse of the outsourcing giant Carillion and the bail-out of the East Coast Mainline franchise had ‘brutally exposed’ the flaws in the privatisation agenda.
‘Austerity and privatisation are dismantling our civilised society and causing misery,’ he will say.
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‘We must urgently move on from Tory austerity and the failed privatisation obsession that has allowed services for the many become cash cows for the few.
‘The whole edifice of the ‘private good, public bad’ dogma has crumbled.
‘We have seen what privatisation means: services get worse or are lost, jobs get cut, workers’ pension funds are left to wither while the boardroom executives get huge bonuses on top of eye-watering salaries and private shareholders dine off public services.’

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Jeremy Corbyn urged Labour to welcome 'young energy' into the party amid claims his hard left supporters have been intimidating and bullying opponents.
In a speech to Labour councillors at the East Midlands Conference Centre, in Beeston, Mr Corbyn said they needed to "embrace" mass participation if they were to reverse years of Conservative austerity.
His intervention comes after the long-standing Labour leader of Haringey Council in North London, Claire Kober, announced she was quitting, complaining of a campaign of "sexism" and "bullying" by Mr Corbyn's supporters.
Addressing the Labour local government conference in Nottingham, Mr Corbyn urged the party to come together to defeat the Tories.
"We should welcome new people, fresh ideas, and young energy into our party," he said.
"It's a mass participation that we all must embrace, because what our communities are facing is no less than the dismantling of the civilised society we all love.
"It will only be defended if we campaign together - members, councillors and MPs together."
The Labour leader went on to defend the intervention of the party's ruling national executive committee (NEC) in Haringey over the controversial housing development at the centre of the dispute which led to Ms Kober's resignation.
In a highly unusual move, the NEC, which is now controlled by his supporters, called for a halt to the Haringey Development Vehicle (HDV) programme amid criticism of the council's decision to enter into partnership with a private company.
Mr Corbyn acknowledged that Government cuts meant councils were faced with "appalling choices" and said Haringey believed they were acting in the best interests of residents.
However he added: "But HDV is highly controversial with local people worried about their futures.
"That's why 40% of Labour councillors opposed the proposals, as did the majority of party members in both CLPs (constituency Labour parties), both Labour MPs, and local unions.
"It has been a unique situation which is why the NEC unanimously asked the council leadership to put their plans on hold and take part in a mediation process to bring everyone together. Because when we bring people together and listen to everyone's voices we make better decisions."
Mr Corbyn said the collapse of outsourcing giant Carillion and the bailout of the East Coast Mainline franchise had undermined the arguments for privatisation, and he praised Labour councils which were now taking services back in-house.
"We must urgently move on from Tory austerity and the failed privatisation obsession that has allowed services for the many to become cash cows for the few," he said.
"In the last month the arguments for privatisation - always threadbare and flawed - have now been brutally exposed by events. The whole edifice of the 'private good, public bad' dogma has crumbled."


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TORONTO — Police are trying to locate a 16-year-old boy after a gun he was allegedly playing with went off and the bullet lodged in a mattress his sibling way lying on.
Investigators allege the boy was in his bedroom in northwest Toronto last Saturday afternoon playing with a gun.
They say when it went off, the bullet travelled through his bedroom wall into his sibling's room and became lodged in the mattress.
The teen is wanted on nine charges, including using a firearm carelessly, possession of a firearm without a licence, carrying a concealed weapon, and discharging a firearm in a reckless manner.

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Question: Ford, Chevy and Ram unveil new pickups: Why America loves them

When Aaron Bieber bought a pickup, he raised a few eyebrows.
"I’m a software engineering manager who works in Boston, I ride the train every day, and I go buy a pickup truck," he said. "And my whole family is surprised about it."
But Bieber, who bought a 2011 Nissan Frontier from a CarMax dealership, is not alone.
American families and workers are piling into pickups at a feverish rate, and automakers are responding with innovations and comfortable design packages that translate directly into profits.
The current Ranger that Ford sells in many international markets is well-regarded for its off-road ability. Expect the new U.S. Ranger to be a revamped version of this one.
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At the North American International Auto Show earlier this year, General Motors, Ford Motor and Fiat Chrysler all showed off new pickups:
•Ram 1500: Fiat Chrysler is introducing a new version that is nearly 225 pounds lighter and more aerodynamic for better fuel economy yet capable of handling higher payloads.
•Ford Ranger. The midsize pickup returns to the Ford lineup for the first time since it was discontinued in 2011. It will come with a turbocharged engine option and 10-speed transmission. Unlike the F-150 full-size truck, Ranger will be aimed at "a little more of an urban customer" who may use it for weekend fun, said Raj Nair, Ford's president for North America.
•Chevrolet Silverado. The 2019 version of the truck was unveiled at a splashy event by GM. It will come in eight different versions for different kinds of pickup buyers.
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The trio of new pickups underscores the industry's heavy reliance on tried-and-true models that continue to pay the bills, enabling companies to invest in futuristic but costly self-driving technology and advanced electric vehicles.
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Sales still rising
Americans can't get enough. U.S. pickup sales rose 4.8% in 2017 to 2.69 million, according to Kelley Blue Book, resisting the overall industry's 1.8% decline after a record overall 2016.
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They are being snapped up by buyers like Bieber, who said he drove a BMW coupe when he was "a young dotcom guy and single."
But those days are over. After getting married, having a baby and moving to the Boston suburbs, he needed something with the practicality of a hatchback he owned recently.
"I got a lot of utility out of the extra space, and I thought, 'Why stop there?' " Bieber said.
He soon found himself diving into online automotive research, absorbing the ins and outs of crew cabs, bed styles and interior creature comforts.
"One thing that surprised me is the huge range of price," he said. "You can spend an awful lot on a pickup truck."
That you can. For example, the average sale price of Ford's F-series pickup — the most popular model in the U.S. — hit a record $47,800 in December, Ford U.S. sales chief Mark LaNeve said.
Pickup prices have soared in part because buyers want their vehicles outfitted with the same types of features as high-end sedans and crossovers, such as soundproofing and a slick interior.
"I remember testing the Chevy Silverado, and I was towing an empty horse trailer and I couldn’t hear the rattle," Kelley Blue Book analyst Rebecca Lindland said. "It was amazing."
Automakers have also responded with luxury variants of their bread-and-butter pickups, including GM's GMC Sierra Denali, Ford's F-150 King Ranch and Fiat Chrysler's Ram Limited Tungsten.
And for good reason: Automakers need pickups to pay the bills. The F-series, for example, is widely understood to deliver the lion's share of Ford's profits in a given year.
The average GM pickup truck was raking in a profit of about $11,000 in 2016, according to Citigroup analyst Itay Michaeli, while the average GM SUV or crossover was turning a profit of $500 to $1,000. The average passenger car was losing a few hundred dollars.
It's just not just a sandbox for the Detroit Big 3 automakers. Foreign brands are grabbing a piece of the pie, as well.
Toyota's full-size Tundra and midsize Tacoma pickups have the most loyal following in the business, according to CarGurus. Nissan is likely to redesign the Frontier soon. And Honda's new Ridgeline won the 2017 North American Truck of the Year Award.
Even Silicon Valley automaker Tesla, known for its ultraluxury electric vehicles, is set to get into the mix. CEO Elon Musk recently reiterated that he's "dying to build it."
"I promise that we will make a pickup truck," he pledged in a tweet last month, saying he has "had the core design/engineering elements in my mind for almost 5 years."
Midsize boom
GM’s introduction of midsize pickups, the Chevy Colorado and GMC Canyon, several years ago proved to be savvy timing, putting to rest any fears they would swipe market share away from full-size pickups. Ford is now playing catch-up with its plans to resuscitate the Ranger.
Sandor Piszar, director of Chevy truck marketing, said buyers of midsize trucks are different from buyers of full-size pickups.
“The person buying a midsize isn’t settling because they can’t afford a full size,” Piszar said. “They are usually a little more urban, a little younger — looking for something that works 9 to 5 and something that enables the lifestyle on the weekend.”
Midsize trucks have become part of “work and recreation,” Ford truck marketing manager Brian Bell said. Owners “work all week, then use this truck to go out where they go climbing and hiking.”
Pickup tradition
Despite the influx of lifestyle buyers, the American tradition of towing, hauling and offroading with a gritty full-size pickup is going strong.
One factor currently driving pickup sales is the flourishing economy. With the housing sector in good shape, the job market at essentially full employment and interest rates still relatively low, the mix is right for strong pickup sales.
About 40% of pickup truck owners say they are “not at all likely” to switch brands with their next purchase, according to CarGurus.
“Whether there are ups or downs in the economy, you can count on the core group of buyer who needs to have a pickup truck,” Piszar said.
Follow USA TODAY reporter Nathan Bomey and Chris Woodyard on Twitter @NathanBomey.and @ChrisWoodyard
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Question: Mesut Ozil reveals the extensive team who convinced him to finally sign new Arsenal deal in heartfelt message

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After the drawn out saga leading up to his signing a new Arsenal deal, Mesut Ozil made sure fans know how much it means to him - now the playmaker's aimed his gratitude at those closest to him.
The German international's announcement on Thursday after signing a contract until 2021, which involves a massive pay rise up to £350,000-a-week, explained how it was "one of the most important decisions of my footballing career".
He continued: "That’s why I had to think hard and talk with everyone who’s important to me. Good things take time! In the end I let my heart decide.
"As I always said, I feel at home here and I’m highly motivated to achieve big things in the next few years. Once a Gunner, always a Gunner!”
In his latest tribute after securing his future in north London, he looks closer to home - starting with his brother Mutlu and agent Dr Erkut Sögüt.
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"After signing my new contract with @Arsenal it's time to say 'thank you'," he posted on his social media channels on Friday
"I'm blessed to have a loyal team standing behind me and helping me in making the right decisions.
"First of all thanks to my family in Germany and especially my mum - without her love and prayers I wouldn’t be where I am today.
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"'Teşekkürler' (thank you in Turkish) to my brother Mutlu Özil and my agent and lawyer Dr Erkut Sögüt who always advise me from a familiar and a professional side.
"Thanks to my friends at Ozil Marketing who keep visiting me here in London and making my life easier this way.
"And "Danke" (thank you in German) to my press and media team at @weplayforward for being available for me 24/7."

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Manchester United are plotting another raid of Arsenal, according to reports.
Jose Mourinho has reportedly added Aaron Ramsey to his summer wishlist, as he looks to bolster his midfield options.
The Daily Star report that a move would be part of big changes that Mourinho wants to make in the summer.
He allegedly sees the box-to-box style of Ramsey as something that could add a new dimension to his United team heading into next season.
Ramsey's current Arsenal contract expires at the end of next season.
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Transfer news and gossip from Tuesday's Daily Mirror
EXCLUSIVE Luke Shaw feels Jose Mourinho is freezing him out and is thinking about complaining to Manchester United chief Ed Woodward about the situation.
Manchester United have entered the race to sign Hector Bellerin, though Juventus remain favourites to land the Arsenal star this summer.
Tottenham are sitting on a potential profit of £316million for Harry Kane and Dele Alli, according to a new study.
Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi has opened up on his retirement plans and admits he "doesn't know what I'm going to do or where to live" when he finally hangs his boots up.
Jurgen Klopp has played down Virgil van Dijk's role in improving Liverpool's defence, heaping praise on his entire back-four.
Cristiano Ronaldo is understood to have made a bet with Real Madrid team-mates in November — when he had only one goal and Lionel Messi 12 — that he'd still end the season as La Liga's top scorer.
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Real Madrid and Barcelona are set for a £200million transfer battle for Liverpool's Mo Salah in the summer. (Sun)
Manchester United will pay £40million for Fulham sensation Ryan Sessegnon. (Sun)


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Question: Schools Will Soon Have To Put In Writing If They 'Lunch Shame'

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Every day in this country students come to school without a way to pay for lunch. Right now it's up to the school to decide what happens next.
Since new legislation out of New Mexico on so-called lunch shaming made headlines, we've heard a lot about how schools react.
Some provide kids an alternative lunch, like a cold cheese sandwich. Other schools sometimes will provide hot lunch, but require students do chores, have their hand stamped or wear a wristband showing they're behind in payment. And, some schools will deny students lunch all together.
With policies to handle unpaid meals all over the map, the USDA, which administers the federal school meal program, will soon require that all school districts have a policy on what to do when kids can't pay — a growing problem. By July 1, those policies must be in writing and communicated to staff, parents and the community.
"We're saying feed these children first, and let the grownups sort out the finances," says Jennifer Ramo, who's with the anti-hunger group, New Mexico Appleseed. About nine years ago she says she started hearing stories about kids receiving a tray of food only to have it tossed out by a cafeteria worker when they realized students didn't have the money to pay.
Seeing the need, Ramo worked with New Mexico state Sen. Michael Padilla to write the state law banning schools from shaming children without the ability to pay for meals.
"A lot of people are very disgusted by this practice and they're reaching out — calling their own state senators and state representatives and asking them to get on it immediately," says Sen. Padilla. Since the bill became law earlier this month, he says lawmakers from around the country have reached out to see how they can address the same issues where they are.
Texas and California are already working on similar legislation. California Democratic state Sen. Robert Hertzberg introduced the Child Hunger Prevention and Fair Treatment Act.
"When I presented the bill, the two Republican senators on the committee joined as co-authors. How great is that? It just tells you this is not a partisan issue. It's a basic fundamental human issue everybody gets," he says.
The School Nutrition Association found about 75 percent of districts had some unpaid student meal debt at the end of the last school year. Part of the challenge is that students who qualify for free or reduced priced meals through the federal school lunch program, aren't signed up. The law in New Mexico aims to deal with that fact.
Jennifer Ramo says her state law is leading the way. Perhaps the timing couldn't be better. She says she's confident that because districts must now put their debt policies in writing, they will get much more scrutiny.
"I'm hoping communities really put pressure on their own districts to say, 'We want our children fed,'" she says.

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Question: Trump names hate groups, denouncing Charlottesville violence

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Under relentless pressure, President Donald Trump on Monday named and condemned “repugnant” hate groups and declared that “racism is evil” in a far more forceful statement than he’d made earlier after deadly, race-fueled weekend clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Trump’s initial failure on Saturday to denounce the groups by name — instead he bemoaned violence on “many sides” — prompted criticism from fellow Republicans as well as Democrats. This time, the president described members of the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs” in a prepared statement he read during an unscheduled address from the White House.
“Racism is evil,” he said, singling out the hate groups as “repugnant to everything that we hold dear as Americans.”
“Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America,” he said.
In his remarks he also called for unity.
“We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans,” he said.
Trump also, for the first time, mentioned Heather Heyer by name, as he paid tribute to the woman killed when a car plowed into a group of anti-racist counter-protesters in Charlottesville.
The president left the White House room after his statement without acknowledging reporters’ shouted questions.
Trump noted that the Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into the car crash that killed Heyer.
“To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend’s racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered,” he said.
His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, said earlier Monday that the violence “does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute.”
Sessions told ABC’s “Good Morning America,” “You can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serious charges that can be brought, because this is an unequivocally unacceptable and evil attack that cannot be accepted in America.”
Trump gave his statement after meeting with Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
In the hours after the incident on Saturday, Trump addressed the violence in broad strokes, saying that he condemns “in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides.”
That was met with swift bipartisan criticism.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, said he spoke to Trump in the hours after the clashes and twice told the president “we have to stop this hateful speech, this rhetoric.” He said he urged Trump “to come out stronger” against the actions of white supremacists.
Republicans joined Democrats in criticizing the president for not specifically calling out white nationalists. Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Sunday on NBC, “This isn’t a time for innuendo or to allow room to be read between the lines. This is a time to lay blame.”
The White House scrambled to stem the tide of criticism, dispatching aides to the Sunday talk shows and sending out a statement that more forcefully denounced the hate groups.
But the White House did not attach a name to the statement. Usually, a statement would be signed by the press secretary or another staffer; not putting a name to one eliminates an individual’s responsibility and often undercuts the significance.
White nationalists had assembled in Charlottesville to vent their frustration against the city’s plans to take down a statue of Confederal Gen. Robert E. Lee. Counter-protesters massed in opposition.
Alt-right leader Richard Spencer and former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke attended the demonstrations. Duke told reporters that the white nationalists were working to “fulfill the promises of Donald Trump.”
Trump’s initial comments drew praise from the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, which wrote: “Trump comments were good. He didn’t attack us. He just said the nation should come together. Nothing specific against us. … No condemnation at all.” The website had been promoting the Charlottesville demonstration as part of its “Summer of Hate” edition.
Trump, as a presidential candidate, frequently came under scrutiny for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists. His strongest denunciations of the movement have not come voluntarily, only when asked, and he occasionally has trafficked in retweets of racist social media posts during his campaign. His chief strategist, Steve Bannon, once declared that his former news site, Breitbart, was “the platform for the alt-right.”
Early Monday, the CEO of the nation’s third largest pharmaceutical company said he was resigning from the President’s American Manufacturing Council, citing “a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.”
Trump lashed back almost immediately at Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier on Twitter, saying Frazier “will have more time to LOWER RIPOFF DRUG PRICES!”
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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – One of Mississippi’s Republican U.S. senators says violence tied to a white nationalist gathering in Virginia is “an outrage.”
Sen. Roger Wicker says Monday in Jackson: “I condemn the white supremacists and the neo-Nazis that engaged in violence.”
One woman was killed and several people were injured Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia, when a man drove a car into people who had been protesting against the white nationalists. The Ohio man is charged with second-degree murder.
Neo-Nazis, skinheads, Ku Klux Klan members other white supremacists were in Charlottesville protesting the city’s decision to remove a Confederate monument.
Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi says the “extremist activity in Charlottesville was terrorism.”
Republican Rep. Gregg Harper of Mississippi says the violence is “absolutely unacceptable and not part of what America is about.”


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Question: Drunken man sticks hand in cake, assaults girlfriend, runs from police: Cleveland Heights police blotter

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Domestic violence, Selwyn Road: At 3:05 a.m. Jan. 27, police received a call about a disturbance taking place at a home between a man and woman.
As police arrived, a woman met an officer in her driveway and stated that the suspect, her boyfriend, was driving away in her truck. Police located the truck and gave chase until it sustained a flat tire and crashed. The boyfriend, 48, ran, climbing several fences as he eluded police.
At the house, the woman later told police that her boyfriend drank quite a bit of alcohol that night at a party she hosted for a girlfriend's birthday. The boyfriend fell asleep on a couch. When he awoke, he stuck his hand in the birthday cake and was chastised by the woman and her friend for doing so.
Next, the man became upset, pushed the woman onto a couch and began to beat her. After getting free, the woman said she was calling police and the man attempted to get her phone before she could. When the woman found the phone, she quickly called 911.
The man took the woman's truck's keys and ran outside to the vehicle. Before he left, the man threatened to burn down the woman's house.
The incident took place while the woman's two children were at home.
When apprehended, the man is to be charged with domestic violence, assault, felony fleeing and eluding, obstructing official business and aggravated menacing.
Assault, Superior Road: At 7 p.m. Jan. 26, a Cleveland Heights High student, 18 and his mother went to the police station to report that, as the boy walked home from school that day he was approached by seven boys, all about 16-18 years of age and each wearing something red. One of the seven asked the boy if he wanted to fight.
The boy said he didn't want to fight and kept walking. The seven followed and again confronted the boy, this time with all seven taking punches at him. The beating lasted about 15 seconds.
The boy said he had never before seen his assailants.
Domestic violence, Cedar Road: At 5:35 p.m. Jan. 25, police were called to a home where a man, 24, had earlier arrived to see his children and created a disturbance.
The mother of the man's children's mother told him to leave and attempted to call 911. The man knocked the phone from her hand.
Next, the mother of the man's children came outside and the man attempted to punch her. He eventually pushed her into the van in which he arrived, and struck her several times. The woman's mother got a baseball bat and began hitting the man. The man then pushed the mother with the bat to the ground before leaving.
Witnesses saw the incident and called police. Officers located the van the man escaped in and made a traffic stop. The suspect was a passenger in the van, driven by a man, 23.
The suspect would not give police his name or birth date until he was being arrested.
The van's driver was cited for driving under suspension and without a valid license. The van's owner, a woman was called to the scene to pick up the vehicle.
The suspect was charged with domestic violence, assault, criminal trespass and obstruction of official business.
Disorderly conduct, Oxford Road: At 9:15 p.m. Jan. 26, police were called to a home where a disturbance was taking place between a man and woman.
While in a basement, the man and woman, both intoxicated, argued and then physically fought. Police found the woman, 40, with a bleeding, cut lip and a swollen cheek. The man, 37, her boyfriend, had left the scene.
Three people, the man's mother, grandmother and juvenile daughter, were upstairs. Each said that the man and woman frequently fight, and that their fights are often fueled by alcohol and then turn physical.
Police could not determine who instigated the fight. Because the injured woman's grandchild was at the home and she was intoxicated, she was cited for disorderly conduct.
The man is being sought so he can also be charged with disorderly conduct.
Police also learned that the man is wanted on an active warrant in Cleveland Heights for contempt of court in an open container matter.
Disorderly conduct, Belmar Road: At 11:30 p.m. Jan. 26, police from several communities were involved in an emergency situation during which homes had been evacuated.
While the SWAT unit cleared the area of residents, one, a man, had climbed upon a nearby garage roof to see what was happening. Police sought to arrest the man and he ran. It was later found that he was intoxicated.
The man was taken to jail where he proceeded to bang his head against a wall and injure himself. The man was cited for disorderly conduct and taken to the hospital.
Domestic violence, Washington Boulevard: At 9:10 p.m. Jan. 26, police were called for the second time that night to a home about a disturbance between a man and woman.
The woman told police that her husband just arrived home from the hospital and that she did not feel safe with him there. When police arrived for the second time, the man was gone, having left in a car with his brother.
Police located the car and made a traffic stop.
The woman said the man has assaulted her in the past when he was drunk. He went to the hospital to get help for his problems, at his wife's request, but then returned.
The woman told officers that, earlier in the evening, the man choked her in front of their young children. The man was arrested and the woman signed papers against him for domestic violence, assault and endangering children.
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Question: With Roof as his own lawyer, sentencing begins in slayings

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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) – The same jury that last month unanimously found Dylann Roof guilty in the slayings of nine black parishioners at a South Carolina church is returning to court to begin contemplating his punishment.
The sentencing phase of Roof’s trial begins Tuesday in Charleston. He could face the death penalty.
With Roof representing himself, the process is sure to be unconventional. The 22-year-old said he plans to call no witnesses or introduce any evidence.
Prosecutors plan to call up to 38 people related to the nine people killed and three who survived the June 2015 slaughter during Bible study at Emanuel AME Church.
Even if Roof is sentenced to death, it’s highly unlikely he’d be executed anytime soon. The federal government hasn’t carried out a death sentence since 2003.
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