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The leader of the Lebanese terror group Hezbollah hinted on Sunday that Israel should relocate its Dimona nuclear reactor because it too is a target for his organization, and one whose destruction could have more dire consequences than an attack on the huge ammonia tank in Haifa that he previously threatened to destroy.
Speaking from his hidden bunker to a Hezbollah event in the village of Khiam in southern Lebanon to mark 11 years since the end of the Second Lebanon War, Hezbollah General-Secretary Hassan Nasrallah warned that, should Israel try to invade the country again, it would be met by a defending force that is 100 times more powerful than the force Israeli troops encountered in the previous conflict.
Nasrallah insisted that Israel was deterred from attacking Lebanon by the perception that it would pay too high a price for such an attack.
Hezbollah, a proxy of Iran’s Shiite regime, threatened earlier this year to target a massive 12,000-ton capacity ammonia tank in Haifa Bay with rockets, in any future conflict with Israel.
Fears over the security risk the tank presents to the surrounding population — whether due to a catastrophic accident or a missile strike — were behind a prolonged campaign by local authorities to close the tank and have its contents moved to a safer and less populated location in the south.
Israel’s plans to move the ammonia tank demonstrate its respect for Hezbollah’s power, Nasrallah claimed on Sunday. Israel’s nuclear reactor in Dimona should also be moved, he said, because its destruction would be even more dangerous.
Nasrallah also scoffed at Israeli complaints to the United Nations over Hezbollah’s purported nature reserves along the border that security officials say are just a cover for observation posts. Lebanese citizens, he said, should plant more trees, since the Israelis fear them so much.
In June, the IDF published photographs and a film showing what it said were Hezbollah observation posts near the Israeli-Lebanese border, set up purportedly on behalf of an organization called “Green Without Borders.”
Israel’s envoy to the UN, Danny Danon, in a letter to the UN Security Council, said Hezbollah’s purported use of such facilities under cover of the NGO is a violation of UN Security Council Resolution 1701, passed at the end of the Second Lebanon War in August 2006.
But the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) later said that while “Green Without Borders” members have planted trees in the area, it “has not observed any unauthorized armed persons at the locations or found any basis to report a violation of resolution 1701.”

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E.g. ['Represent this text', 'Updated at 10:35 p.m. ET\nPresident Trump on Monday authorized his top trade official to look into whether China is guilty of intellectual property theft, a move that could eventually lead to trade sanctions.\nTrump called his action "a very big move" against practices that cost our nation "millions of jobs and billions and billions of dollars each and every year."\nHe cited not just the theft of intellectual property such as computer software, but also Beijing\'s requirement that U.S. companies turn over proprietary technology as a condition of entering China\'s markets.\n"We will safeguard the copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets and other intellectual property that is so vital to our security and to our prosperity," Trump said at the White House. He was flanked by U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and members of his economic team.\nMonday\'s steps were very preliminary, and analysts say that it could be a long time, if ever, before significant trade sanctions are imposed on China.\nEventually, it could lead the administration to initiate what\'s called a Section 301 investigation, a sanctions mechanism that\'s part of the Trade Act of 1974.\nSection 301 was widely used in the 1980s under the Reagan administration. More recently US presidents have complied with a requirement to obtain World Trade Organization authorization before using Section 301.\nBut Trump has implied he may use Section 301 without WTO authorization. Bypassing the WTO would be quicker.\n"It saves time," says Matt Gold, a former deputy assistant US trade representative. A WTO case "would take a few years for us to bring it to a WTO panel, get a decision, then it will get appealed to the WTO appellate body. Then we get another decision. Then we have to go through another WTO process to get authorization for specific types of trade barriers. ... So it can take a few years to get the WTO authorization."\nBut Gold says using Section 301 without WTO authorization would leave the US government in conflict with its obligations under international law.\nThe White House move was applauded by technology groups, which have long complained about intellectual property theft. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation issued a statement saying "for too long China has flouted the spirit, if not always the letter of its commitments under the WTO and other agreements."\nSen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, said launching the investigation sends a strong signal to China that it will be held accountable if it doesn\'t work with the United States to level the playing field. But he said the Trump administration needs to go further to address dumping of products such as steel. 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Trump backed off of labeling China a currency manipulator for instance, and a long promised report on steel dumping has been delayed.\nShe says that\'s because it\'s one thing to talk about steel tariffs, but imposing them hurts other U.S. manufacturers, such as automakers and appliance companies.\nCopyright 2017 NPR. To see more, visit http://www.npr.org/.\nAUDIE CORNISH, HOST:\nBy some estimates, U.S. companies lose as much as $300 billion a year to China because of the theft of intellectual property. Today President Trump formally asked the U.S. trade representative to look into the problem, and NPR\'s Jim Zarroli reports that investigation could eventually lead to trade sanctions against China.\nJIM ZARROLI, BYLINE: President Trump said intellectual property theft costs the United States millions of jobs each year. That includes the forced transfer of valuable technology from U.S. companies as a condition of access to China\'s markets. Trump said, for too long, wealth has been drained from our country while Washington turned a blind eye.\n(SOUNDBITE OF ARCHIVED RECORDING)\nPRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP: We will safeguard the copyrights, patents, trademarks, trade secrets and other intellectual property that is so vital to our security and to our prosperity.\nZARROLI: The steps announced by the White House today are very preliminary. U.S. trade representative Robert Lighthizer will essentially look into the issue, and depending on what he finds, the administration could initiate what\'s called a Section 301 investigation, a rarely used mechanism from the 1974 Trade Act. That would eventually allow the U.S. government to impose tariffs on China, and it could do so unilaterally without having to go through the World Trade Organization. Matt Gold is a former deputy assistant U.S. trade representative.\nMATT GOLD: It saves time. The WTO case - it would take a few years for us to bring it to a WTO panel, get a decision. Then it will get appealed to the WTO appellate body. Then we get another decision.\nZARROLI: The president\'s move was applauded by technology groups who have long complained about IP theft. The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation issued a statement saying, for too long, China has flouted the spirit, if not always the letter, of its commitments under the WTO and other agreements.\nDemocratic Senator Sherrod Brown of Ohio said launching the investigation sends a strong signal to China that it will be held accountable if it doesn\'t work with the U.S. to level the playing field. But he said the Trump administration needs to go further to address the dumping of products such as steel.\nSHERROD BROWN: We need to follow through with meaningful action. And that means the president needs to get serious about trade enforcement, especially on steel.\nZARROLI: But there are risks to what the White House is embarking on. 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From Lebanon — It came unexpectedly, rapidly and with great force: on 21 July 2016, Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Syrian army from their side, in unison, attacked positions of the malevolent terrorist group, Jabhat Fatah al-Sham (formerly known as Al-Nusra Front), in the mountainous province of Jroud Arsal in Bekaa Valley, on the border of two countries.
Simultaneously, the Lebanese Army surrounded and hermetically sealed the area around Arsal town, preventing new terrorist forces from entering the battle zone.
More than 150 militants were killed. Two dozen Hezbollah fighters lost their lives. Despite the difficult mountainous terrain, the battle was swift, heroic and well coordinated. The group was forced into accepting a ceasefire agreement, which went into effect on 27 July, and which stipulates that all of its fighters will be transferred by the army to a designated area inside Syria (Idlib).
Vanessa Beeley, Associate Editor of the 21st Century Wire, wrote this comment for my essay, literally from “the rubble of East Aleppo”:
This is a momentous victory for the Resistance against the NATO and Gulf state terrorists. The black flags have been torn down in Arsal and the flags of Hezbollah, Lebanon and Syria are flying side by side as a symbol of the unity of anti-imperialist, anti-Zionist forces in the region. The heroes who gave their lives for this hard-won victory will always be remembered and honored by those whose lives and culture had been under threat from the malevolent forces of extremism and terrorism.
Who are these terrorists, based for so long at both sides of the border?
Military checkpoint near Baalbek
The Nusra Front was al Qaeda’s official wing since the beginning of the Syrian war, but in 2016 it decided to split, at least formally, from its former mentor. It rapidly ‘reinvented’ itself. Now it is fighting as part of the Jabhat Fatah al-Sham Islamist Alliance, or more precisely, as its dominant force.
Lebanon has often been described as a time bomb, with dormant ISIS cells spread all over the country (even in the predominantly Christian areas), with al Qaeda first and Jabhat Fatah al-Sham later controlling several pockets in the north, and with the constant threat of an Israeli invasion from the south. Tiny Lebanon also has a notoriously weak government, and it is divided along religious lines. For years it has been facing perpetual refugee crises, with Palestinian refugees literally ‘stuck’ here for decades (with extremely limited rights), and with still more than one million Syrian refugees, most of them forced to flee the brutal war triggered by NATO and its allies in the Gulf.
On Lebanon – Israeli border – UN armored vehicle and Nasrallah
As Hezbollah and the Syrian army were leading a decisive battle against the terrorists, the Lebanese Prime Minister Saad al-Hariri was meeting U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington D.C., discussing, among other issues, additional U.S. sanctions against Hezbollah, which most Western countries label as a “terrorist group (either entire organization, or at least its military wing).”
On 26 July, Reuters reported:
Standing beside Hariri in the White House Rose Garden, Trump said Hezbollah is a threat to Lebanon from within. He called the powerful Shi’ite Muslim group a “menace” to the Lebanese people and to the entire region… U.S. lawmakers introduced legislation last week seeking to increase sanctions on Hezbollah by further restricting its ability to raise money and recruit and increasing pressure on banks that do business with it.
Mr. Hariri, a sworn enemy of Syria and its government, said nothing to contradict the U.S. leader. Born in Saudi Arabia (he holds both KSA and Lebanese citizenships), Mr. Hariri stood still, as Mr. Trump unleashed derogatory rhetoric against the only group in Lebanon which is capable of providing social services to all of its citizens, and which heroically defended Lebanon during the Israeli invasion.
As Trump spoke and Hariri obediently listened, shock waves were running through political and even financial circles in Lebanon. Here, life without Hezbollah would come to a total standstill, most social services would collapse, and the country would be virtually left exposed and defenseless.
“America’s assistance can help to ensure that the Lebanese army is the only defender Lebanon needs,” Trump said at a White House news conference. He made sure not to mention the amount of money or type of hardware the U.S. was willing to supply. No details were given. Mr. Hariri never dared to ask publicly.
Everyone in the Middle East knows clearly what all this could mean: perhaps the U.S. aid would increase the salaries of top military officers, and even buy few new fancy (US or EU made) weapons, but it would definitely not save Lebanon in case it was once again attacked by Israel, or if it were to be overrun by the huge number of NATO and Gulf-sponsored or directly supported Islamist extremists, who have already been infiltrated for years, into Syrian territory which is right across the border.
For now, however, there is much hope and plenty of reasons to celebrate, in both cities and countryside, all across Lebanon. Mr. Modar Nasr (not his real name), a leading young Syrian intellectual presently based in Beirut, explained to me:
What happened in Arsal showed that there is actually hope for a better Lebanon. For the first time in years the forces of ‘March 14” and “March 8” stood together to fight against Nusra and other terrorist factions. The operation was not only led by Hezbollah, but also by the Lebanese army and the Syrian army. That is why we saw this sweeping victory in battle expected to last at least one month.
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Now the next stage of this sweeping operation is just beginning. It consists of a frontal attack against Daesh (ISIS) in an adjacent area of the border zone.
Lebanese army near in historic Baalbek
On 28 July, the Lebanese Army was heavily engaged, using tanks, pounding positions of the Islamic State on the outskirts of Ras Baalbeck.
So far, everything has been going according to plan. That is, according to a plan created and being implemented by Hezbollah, Syria and the Lebanese Army.
Where the U.S. and present Lebanese Prime Minister stand, is clear. It is also obvious that their designs do not coincide with the interests of the majority of the Lebanese people, and those from the entire region.
The leadership of Hezbollah reacted with civility and calm to the events in Washington. On June 26, The Daily Star in Beirut reported:
At the start of his televised speech Wednesday, Hezbollah Secretary General Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah said he would not respond to comments made by U.S. President Donald Trump during his meeting with Prime Minister Saad Hariri earlier in the week, so as not to embarrass the Lebanese delegation to Washington.
In reference to the ongoing battles, Hassan Nasrallah proclaimed:
The objective is to have the armed groups that Nusra control exit from Lebanon to Syria… This is a righteous battle … anyone who is hesitant can ask the people [starting in Hermel] who used to have rockets rain down on them … and behind them all of Bekaa. Let them ask in the areas that suffered [the deaths of] martyrs from car bomb attacks and the areas who were on the verge of being targeted. Let him ask these questions of himself… We took the decision. This is not an Iranian decision; it’s not Iran that told Hezbollah … it is not a Syrian decision, not even in Flita. We called the Syrian leadership and asked them for their help in this area because they had priorities elsewhere … this is an internal decision.
The speech was concluded by a clear message of defiance and confidence, sent across the ocean to the United States:
Our people today are afraid of no one … not a [Donald] Trump, or a [George] Bush or a [Barack] Obama or [Ariel] Sharon.
The balance of power in the Middle East is rapidly changing. The West is discredited, and so are several of its allies. The involvement of Russia and to some extent China, has reassured various regional powers and movements that are fighting, directly or indirectly against both Western occupations and interventions. Countries located as far away as Afghanistan, are watching closely, with great interest.
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Andre Vltchek is a philosopher, novelist, filmmaker and investigative journalist. He has covered wars and conflicts in dozens of countries. Three of his latest books are the revolutionary novel Aurora and two bestselling works of political non-fiction: Exposing Lies Of The Empire and Fighting Against Western Imperialism. View his other books here. Watch his Rwanda Gambit, a documentary about Rwanda and DRCongo. He continues to work around the world and can be reached through his website and Twitter. Read other articles by Andre.


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For the second straight day, the Sioux City Community School District will be dismissing several schools today due to the heat.
Four non AC elementary elementary schools will be let out two hours early today: Bryant, Hunt, Riverside and Sunnyside.
The four schools were also let out early due to the heat back on May 25.

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A weekend of severe winter weather has continued into Monday, creating dangerous conditions across South Dakota, Minnesota and Iowa. Power has been out among numerous electrical cooperatives from Roberts County in northeast South Dakota through Ziebach and Pennington Counties in West River.
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Question: Liverpool heroes leave Anfield following rollercoaster Roma clash

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Mohamed Salah and Jordan Henderson were among the Liverpool stars snapped leaving Anfield on Tuesday after their Champions League victory over Roma.
Salah continued his fine first season on Merseyside, scoring two and creating two more as Jurgen Klopp's side secured a 5-2 first-leg victory.
The Egypt forward was seen smirking as he drove out of the ground following another incredible performance for the Reds.
Mohamed Salah smirks as he is pictured leaving Anfield following Liverpool's win over Roma
Jurgen Klopp drives from the ground alongside his wife Ulla Sandrock on Tuesday night
Salah has now scored 43 goals for Klopp's side, who head into next week's second leg on the cusp of a first Champions League final since 2007.
The Liverpool boss was also pictured driving out of Anfield alongside wife Ulla Sandrock following another successful night in the dugout.
Klopp's leader on the pitch, captain Jordan Henderson, gave a wave as he drove home from the ground, knowing he is only 90 minutes away from a second European final since joining the club.
One sour note for the Reds on another historic European night was the injury suffered by midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in the first half.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain leaves Anfield after suffering a nasty injury in the semi-final first leg
Reds captain Jordan Henderson waves following another famous night under the lights
The England international left the pitch on a stretcher and looked glum as he was driven from Anfield alongside girlfriend Perrie Edwards following the final whistle on Tuesday night.
'Oxlade-Chamberlain is probably a really bad injury,' Klopp told BT Sport. 'If you can say that already before the scan then it's never good news, so that means for us it's a massive blow.
'We have still some very important games to go and the squad doesn't get bigger any more, so we need to be creative in the next few games.'

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Liverpool will take a big advantage going into the second-leg of their Champions League semi-final after beating Roma 5-2 on Tuesday.
Mohamed Salah scored two brilliant goals in the first half to put the Reds in complete control at Anfield on Tuesday night. And then in the second half, Sadio Mane netted before Roberto Firmino scored twice as Jurgen Klopp's side started to run riot.
The tie looked over but Roma had other ideas, with Edin Dzeko and Diego Perotti scoring late on to give themselves an outside chance of winning the semi-final tie.
Sportsmail were on hand to cover anything you might have missed from an enthralling night at Anfield...
Mohamed Salah and Roberto Firmino scored twice as Liverpool beat Roma 5-2 on Tuesday
AWFUL START FOR THE LINESMAN
Just five minutes into the match, the linesman had a moment to forget when his flag fell lose onto the floor.
If you thought that was bad enough, it got even worse as he was made to run the line using just the pole while the fourth official brought a replacement round.
The comical episode rambled on, with the fourth official then having to piece the linesman's flag back together.
Luckily for the linesman, he got his flag fixed and put it to good use in the 33rd minute, correctly ruling out Mane's strike for offside.
The linesman had a moment to forget when his flag broke on him early on at Anfield
The official tried to put his flag back together during the early stages of the match
The linesman then had to wait for the fourth official to try and help him out on Tuesday
GERARD HOULLIER INSPIRE REDS ONCE AGAIN
The former Liverpool manager paid a visit to Anfield for the Champions League clash 16 years after his famous return to the dugout against Roma.
In 2002, the two teams met in the second round group stage as they looked to negotiate a 'group of death' along with Barcelona and Galatasaray.
Liverpool were held to a 0-0 draw in Rome, meaning they had to beat the Italians by two clear goals to progress to the quarter-finals.
And the match at Anfield was a very emotional and special occasion, as Houllier returned to the dugout after recovering from heart surgery.
Houllier inspired the Reds to a 2-0 victory as Jari Litmanen scored an early penalty before Emile Heskey netted a second-half header to secure a place in the quarter-finals of the competition.
Gerard Houllier celebrates Salah's fantastic first goal on Tuesday against Roma
Gerard Houllier with the same facial impression as most of us after Salah’s first goal. pic.twitter.com/Mzb3bhMMUZ — Christian Machowski (@Christian_ESEM) April 24, 2018
BE CAREFUL FIRMINO
Firmino performed his trademark celebration once again after Salah's second goal of the evening.
After his team-mate's delightful dink over Roma goalkeeper Alisson, Firmino can be seen performing his acrobatic kick in the air just inches away from Salah, who holds his hands up in respect to the travelling fans.
Klopp will be relieved that the Brazilian didn't hurt his in-form star after seeing Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain forced off early on.
Roberto Firmino performs his trademark celebration after Salah's second goal of the night
SALAH CONTINUES TO BREAK RECORDS
Liverpool hero Salah has broken Samuel Eto'o's record for most goals by an African player in a single Champions League season.
After his two-goal heroics against Eusebio Di Francesco' side, he has now taken his tally in this season's competition to a remarkable 10.
The 25-year-old has also scored the most by a Liverpool player in a single campaign in European competition. A dream season for the Egyptian.
Salah broke Samuel Eto'o's record for most goals by an African in Champions League season
EGYPTIAN LIVERPOOL FANS CAN'T CONTAIN THEIR EXCITEMENT
The Champions League semi-final first-leg was watched all over the world.
And in Cairo, a big group of Egyptian Liverpool fans got together to watch the match and their star player on a big screen in a pub.
After Salah opened the scoring with his brilliant curling effort, the Egyptian fans celebrated in style, screaming and hugging one another.
Egyptians fans from Cairo watched Liverpool's thrashing of Roma on Tuesday night
The fans went crazy after Salah opened the scoring with his brilliant curling effort
It was an evening to remember as they watched their Egyptian star ran circles around Roma
These Liverpool fans in Cairo certainly enjoyed Mohamed Salah's opener... pic.twitter.com/kjjtjaQ8zu — ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) April 24, 2018
CHEEKY JURGEN KLOPP BANNER
It's the semi-final of the Champions League and Liverpool fans couldn't resist making a cheeky banner for their manager.
Ahead of the highly anticipated European clash, Liverpool supporters displayed a banner from a house, that read 'Jurgen's got a semi on'.
Very strong from the Reds faithful prior to kick-off.
Liverpool fans displayed a cheeky Jurgen Klopp banner before kick-off on Tuesday night
SALAH LOVE-IN
The Egpytian international has scored a remarkable 43 times this season and has instantly become a fan favourite at Liverpool.
Salah, who could never have predicted scaling such dizzy heights this time round in the Premier League after a very poor spell at Chelsea, received plenty of attention prior to kick-off and rightly so.
And while the Liverpool fans waited for both team buses, one supporter even showed off a Salah mouth mask, much to the amusement of those around him in the rain.
This Liverpool supporter donned a Salah mouth mask as he waited for the team buses
The fan donned the mask in the rain while those around him found the funny side of things
AWWW FOOTBALL FRIEND...
It was all rosy in the tunnel before the game as both Liverpool and Roma geared up for the last-four clash.
Despite going to battle just moments after, Roma uploaded a video on Instagram of Belgium midfielder Radja Nainggolan warmly embraced his former Roma team-mate Salah outside the changing rooms.
The pair, reunited once again after the Egyptian made the switch from Rome to Merseyside in the summer, were seen hugging and asking each other how they were as they arrived at Anfield on Tuesday.
Radja Nainggolan and Mohamed Salah embraced in the tunnel before kick-off


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Queens Park Rangers manager Ian Holloway said his team were worthy of a point as Sheffield Wednesday took all three at Loftus Road.
Adam Reach gave the Owls an early lead with his third goal of the season but Carlos Carvalhal's side were quickly pegged back when Idrissa Sylla equalised.
However, Daniel Pudil, who has been excellent since being recalled to the starting line-up against Newcastle, headed in just past the half-hour mark and that turned out to be the winner.
Holloway believed the result was harsh on his players and says he wants to get this season out of the way so he focus on making up ground on Wednesday next year.
That challenge, with regards to the Owls, may not be available to him though, as the result took Wednesday up to fifth, two points clear of Leeds United who have now dropped out of the play-off places after defeat to Wolves.
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Holloway said: "Did we deserve to lose? Honestly? No. I think that's a draw, but unfortunately they saw it out and we didn't.
"The boys keep going and we've got three games to put this season to bed so we can catch a team like Wednesday (next season).
"We've looked dangerous and we just need to get the goals to get the points to get us over the line and earn the right to be a Championship side.
"That's no mean feat. There are more famous, or almost as famous, clubs that have gone down two divisions before they've built - look at Southampton.
"Sheffield Wednesday fans believe they're on the way back. How long were they in the abyss? I believe we're on our way back."

Sheffield Wednesday and Wolves played out a 0-0 stalemate in the Championship, with the visitors' Joe Mason missing an open-goal sitter from three yards.
Wednesday were favourites to win as they push for a play-off place but they could not see off Wolves at Hillsborough.
More to follow.
Sheffield Wednesday went up against Wolves at Hillsborough on Monday
Joe Mason (left) of Wolves missed a sitter against Sheffield Wednesday in this tie
Carlos Carvalhal, the manager of Sheffield Wednesday, pictured during the Championship tie


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BANGKOK (AP) — A Thai court of appeals has dismissed criminal defamation charges against a British labor rights activist who was sued by a fruit packaging company after he alleged human rights violations at its factory.
Andy Hall’s protracted legal battle stemmed from a 2013 report he researched for Finnish consumer organization Finnwatch that alleged labor abuses at Natural Fruit’s pineapple canning operation. It employed migrant workers from Myanmar who said the company abused them and broke labor regulations.
Sunya Joongdee, a lawyer for Hall, said Thursday’s court ruling dismissed the criminal defamation case, which also resulted in the collapse of a related computer crime case.
He says the court accepted that Hall’s interviews with migrant workers revealed information that should be made public.

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Senior AIADMK leaders hold meeting, announce official talks to merge factions: Finance Minister D Jayakumar welcomes O Panneerselvam’s offer to bury the hatchet. No consular access to Kulbhushan Jadhav, says Pakistani Army: A military spokesperson said for former naval officer’s conviction was based on irrefutable evidence. IMD issues heatwave alert for Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and other states: The average temperature hovered over 40 degrees Celsius on Monday. Manipur Congress MLA Ginsuanhau Zou, 14 others party members join BJP: They were felicitated by Chief Minister N Biren Singh. CBI registers FIR against TMC’s Madan Mitra and 12 others in Narada sting case: The First Information Report also included the names of party Vice President Mukul Roy and leader Saugata Roy. The world’s oldest person is 117-year-old Violet Brown from Jamaica: The Gerontology Research Group identified her after the previous holder of the record, Italian Emma Morana, died last week. Shia Board wants a strict law against triple talaq like the one that criminalises sati: The organisation said an Act against the practice will ensure Muslim women do not get victimised. North Korea will test missiles every week, senior official tells BBC: Vice Foreign Minister Han Song-Ryol threatened with an ‘all out war’ if the US took military action against the isolated nation. N Srinivasan cannot represent BCCI at ICC meeting on April 24, says Supreme Court: The bench asked Acting Secreatry Amitabh Chaudhary and CEO Rahul Johri to attend the meeting. Twelve injured after man sprays acid inside London nightclub: The incident occurred after a dispute between two groups of people.


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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – Police say R&B singer Trey Songz has been arrested on suspicion of punching a woman at a Los Angeles party.
Officer Drake Madison says Songz, whose real name is Tremaine Neverson, turned himself in at a Hollywood police station Monday. He’s accused of felony domestic violence.
Jail records show the 33-year-old was released about two hours later on $50,000 bail.
Andrea Buera told reporters last week that she was the woman Songz had assaulted. Buera said he punched her repeatedly because he was upset she was talking to another man at a party Feb. 18.
The singer tweeted Monday that he was being falsely accused for someone else’s personal gain.
His attorney, Shawn Chapman Holley, accompanied him when he surrendered. Asked for comment, she replied that “Trey’s tweet this morning sums it up.”

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Paris police arrested 29 year old Zachary Lance Bridgers at his home Sunday on warrants for aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury and criminal trespass. The warrants stemmed from an investigation last month where Bridgers allegedly assaulted a person on Stone Avenue.


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Question: Nobody Is Happy With CyHi For Defending Kanye’s Trump Comments

Kanye West fans have been both devastated and confused the past couple days as the rapper continues to voice some equally troublesome and vague political opinions. The Chicago native has said recently that he likes the way conservative Candace Owens thinks, and according to E Bro, Mr. West also flat out told him he loves Donald Trump.
Kanye has voiced before that he would have voted for Trump if he had voted in the most recent election, but him doubling down on those ideas is turning fans completely off. Because the rapper’s tweets and comments are pretty vague, many fans are holding out for an explanation and possibly Ye admitting that he’s trolling for some album sales. But now, his longtime collaborator CyHi the Prynce has come to social media to double down on some interesting Trump opinions.
One of CyHi’s first tweets is what prompted much of the backlash, and caused further back-and-forth between some of his followers.
Why is everybody so scared of Trump I bet you right now I can look up a thousand songs, TV shows etc where his name is mentioned before he ran for office y'all scared of a man that tells y'all how he feel about you smh y'all to sensitive most of y'all talk behind people back lol https://t.co/S6lbabT3wg — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
He continued on for a while arguing with disappointed fans:
Naw we just don't give white people that much credit y'all sound scared of trump lol like he's a Gangsta or something — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
I am but I don't get nervous when my enemy approaches — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
Well do something see the problem is we not ready to die for what we believe in we just want to talk and march — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
Half of y'all niggas is anti black we don't stay with our women we don't take care of our kids we run off with the pack we hate on each other etc https://t.co/9hCDY8nW5K — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
Y'all do know Martin Luther King was republican — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
Create a new environment I bet if white people was oppressed they would go hit a gun store rob a bank go 2 another country go 2 war enslave them rebuild another country and the slaves that live n their country will live better than any other human n the world and name it America — CYHI THE PRYNCE (@CyhiThePrynce) April 24, 2018
So….yeah. People were confused by this talk from someone whose lyrics always seem to come from the opposite direction.
It’s hard for people to see public figures they look up to coming out of left field and talking like this, and CyHi’s comments seem to only further drive home the idea that Kanye really might be pro-Trump. It’s a conflicting time for Ye fans indeed.
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Question: Brave new world for Paratrooper Phillip learning to communicate again after devastating stroke

A paratrooper who suffered a devastating stroke and lost the ability to talk is learning sign language thanks to his new care home.
Phillip Horne, 48 who served in the Army Air Corps and completed tours of duty around the world became ill in February 2015.
His most recent forces role was as physical training officer for his squadron.
Phillip had been fit and healthy until suffering a seizure while watching a charity boxing match, which was later found to have been caused by an undiagnosed blood clot.
Doctors said it was Phillip’s healthy lifestyle that saved him that day, but the experience still left him paraplegic and with brain damage that all but destroyed his ability to speak.
Because he needed care Phillip moved to Pennefather Court in Aylesbury, and has lived there for the past year undertaking rehabilitation.
And under the watchful eye of staff he is now learning how to use sign language to communicate, while he waits what doctors say could be eight years for signs of recovery to show.
Staff say that Phillip’s progress has been ‘spectacular’ and he is even gearing up to take part in a daring bungee jump which is being organised by the home and his former squad.
The home is run by Sanctuary Supported Living, and it’s local service manager Wendy Porter said: “Philip was very active before the stroke, so he has had a harder time adjusting to his disability than some.
“He’s noticed some changes in his tastes, for example he now prefers sweeter things, and he has found it difficult not really being able to talk, which is why we’ve taught him sign language.
“Nevertheless, his progress at Pennefather Court has been nothing short of spectacular and learning sign language has given him a lot more independence and much greater control over communicating.”
Staff at Pennefather Court have also been inspired by Phillip, in October last year activities coordinator Kya Buckle took part in a 10k endurance race with his former squadmates, including his commanding officer Captain William Holland.

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Question: Teething problems for the new 'Nico' in China

Formula One - F1 - Chinese Grand Prix - Shanghai, China - 08/04/17 - Mercedes driver Valtteri Bottas of Finland reacts after the qualifying session at the Shanghai International Circuit. REUTERS/Aly Song
SHANGHAI Mercedes race engineer Tony Ross may have absent-mindedly called Valtteri Bottas 'Nico' during Sunday's Chinese GrandPrix but a blunder demonstrated just how much work the Finnish driver still faces to fill world champion Nico Rosberg's shoes.
Bottas, who has replaced the retired Rosberg this season, ended up apologising to his team after spinning out behind the safety car while in fifth place as he was weaving across the track to warm up his tyres for the restart.
The "silly mistake", as Bottas himself called it, dropped him down the order and put him out of podium contention, with the 27-year-old eventually finishing sixth, 48 seconds behind his victorious team mate Lewis Hamilton.
"I was trying to have the tyres warmer than any car around to be able to attack and I went too far," Bottas told reporters.
"I apologised to everyone. I guess these things happen but it just feels pretty shit when it happens to you."
Bottas, who raced for Williams last year but has yet to win a race, took the seat vacated by Rosberg after the German announced his shock retirement just days after clinching the title in December last year.
With only four days of testing and two race weekends under his belt and up against a formidable team mate in Hamilton, he is still getting up to speed.
Bottas qualified and finished third on his Mercedes debut a fortnight ago in Australia and qualified third again in China.
Yet Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel split him and pole-sitter Hamilton on both occasions.
His team boss Toto Wolff advised Bottas to move on from his spin.
"It happens to the best," said Wolff, who is close to Bottas and was a part of his management team. "Analyse it and forget it."
To add to his spin, Bottas lost more time in the pits when the rear of his car had to be lifted physically during a pitstop due to a problem with the jack.
At one point in the race, Ross, who worked as Rosberg's race engineer, even called him 'Nico' on the team radio.
"We still have potential for P4 here, Nico...Valtteri...so just keep pushing," Ross said.
"To be honest, I didn't even notice while driving. It was always going to happen at some point," Bottas said.
"I'm surprised I haven't stopped in the Williams box yet," he added with a smile.
(Editing by Ian Chadband)

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Question: Taylor Swift Performs ‘Reputation’ Tracks During Six-Song Set

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Taylor Swift has kept a relatively low profile while her sixth studio album Reputation tops the charts and her fans gobble up a holiday helping of confessional new music. Over the weekend, however, Swift made an exception by performing at the Jingle Bell Ball in London.
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Her headlining set included a combination of hits from 1989 and Reputation including “Blank Space” and “Shake It Off” from the former. From the latter, Taylor performed “Gorgeous,” “Look What You Made Me Do” and “…Ready For It?” For good measure, Swift threw in a solo rendition of her duet with Zayn Malik: “I Don’t Wanna Live Forever.”
The performance followed almost a month after her November 11 appearance on Saturday Night Live. Other acts at the Jingle Bell Ball included Ed Sheeran and Liam Payne.
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PALMER — Four Dall sheep from the Talkeetna Mountains and two Kenai Peninsula mountain goats just made unfortunate Alaska history.
The animals became the state’s first wild sheep and goats to test positive for a pathogen known as Movi that has led to deadly outbreaks among bighorn sheep in the Lower 48 and is triggering calls for restrictions on domestic livestock here.
The test results, announced by the Alaska Department of Fish and Game last week, confirmed fears that the strain of bacteria could turn up in Alaska wildlife coveted by hunters and camera-wielding tourists alike.
The Dall sheep that tested positive — four out of 136 brought in by hunters — all came from an area east of Chickaloon and north of the Glenn Highway and Matanuska River. All appeared healthy.
State biologists live-captured 39 mountain goats in Southeast and on the Kenai; two from the Kenai tested positive for Movi and showed no signs of illness, state officials say.
The pathogen — Mycoplasma ovipneumonia — can pass from domestic livestock. It’s considered a pathogen because it can prevent the small hairy cilia in an animal’s lungs from clearing bacteria, allowing viruses to spread and cause pneumonia.
There’s been no evidence of die-offs in Alaska’s wild sheep or goats, according to Fish and Game spokesman Ken Marsh.
State officials cautioned the preliminary results involving a small number of animals need more study before any conclusions can — or should — be drawn.
They also don’t know if there’s any connection to domestic livestock.
About 4 percent of roughly 350 domestic sheep and goats in Alaska tested in the past eight months came up positive for the pathogen. None showed signs of illness.
The pathogen strains found in wild sheep and goats appear different from those found in domestic ones, according to state veterinarian Dr. Robert Gerlach.
But that’s just preliminary information before painstaking genomic sequencing begins, said Gerlach, who praised Fish and Game for informing the public with the test results, and then spending the time it takes to tease out specific results.
“We have just four positive samples in wild sheep and two in goats. We know it’s present, we don’t know how long it’s been there, we don’t know how widespread it is,” he said. “People are saying this is a crisis and a disaster. Let’s do what we’re supposed to do … look at the facts.”
The state’s Movi announcement Tuesday prompted renewed calls for regulations on domestic animals from a group that’s lobbied the Alaska Board of Game since 2016 for fencing and other restrictions on farm-raised goats and sheep.
The Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation in 2016 and last year asked the state Board of Game to bump domestic sheep and goats from Alaska’s “clean list” of animals that don’t require permits, a proposal that triggered outrage in the farming community.
But the board, saying it lacked authority over domestic animals, tabled a decision in December.
The foundation called the test results “tragic news” and is calling for mandatory testing of domestic sheep and goats.
Foundation president Kevin Kehoe offered in a statement to pay for testing and “mitigation” of infected domestic animals for a total projected cost of $600,000.
Kehoe said in a statement it’s no surprise the pathogen appeared in wild sheep near Chickaloon given the proximity of nearby farms.
Kehoe didn’t immediately respond to an interview request.
But livestock producers say the owner of the only sizable goat farm in the area moved away some time ago and only a few small farms remain.
Sheep and goat owners have been working with the Alaska Farm Bureau, Fish and Game, the Alaska Wild Sheep Foundation, the state Division of Agriculture and state veterinarian on a collaborative plan.
The state only began testing for Movi last year, so it’s possible the pathogen existed in wild sheep in the Talkeetnas for years and just wasn’t caught, said Suzy Crosby, who raises American Alpine goats on a Wasilla farm.
“There have been no die-offs. This is not to say we should let down our guard,” Crosby said. “However, it does not mean that it’s time for a shotgun approach or drastic action.”
Fish and Game is working with the USDA Animal Disease Research Unit and the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory in Pullman on additional research.


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Question: Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer Market Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities, and Threats 2018 - 2028

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Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer is a vibrational spectroscopic technique used to analyze the crystal structure and molecular vibrations. Real-time Bioprocess Raman analyzers are used to measure metabolic and nutrient concentration in bioprocess in real-time by using the single probe. Raman spectroscopy is most promising real-time process analytical technologies in biopharmaceutical production. It allows measuring both quantity and quality of chemical compounds in the liquid where conventional methods fail to measure. Real-time bioprocess Raman analyzers are used to measure gas, liquid, solids substance and provide real-time quantification measurement for glutamine, glucose, lactate, glutamate, ammonium, viable cell density, osmolality, total cell density and cell viability. Real-time bioprocess Raman analyzers consist of following components: light source, fibre optical Raman probe, spectrograph, detector, optical fibre cable and others. Real-time bioprocess Raman analyzers allow the usage of the optical fibre to measure the distance and immersion probe helps to analyze the liquid medium. This makes real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer more superior in analyzing bioprocess components and concentration changes than MIR and NIR.
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Raman spectroscopy is used to provide the molecular fingerprint of bioprocessing and biomedical analysis. Along with this, rapid advancement of technologies enabled the usage of Raman spectroscopy in analyzing chemical compounds in biopharmaceutical companies. Other factors like changing government regulations to improve the quality of pharmaceuticals has led to the positive growth of real-time bioprocess Raman analyzers. For example, FDA launched a PAT initiative to encourage the biopharmaceutical manufacturers to adopt the new technologies. Real-time bioprocess Raman analyzers are used to monitor multiple components in cell culture medium and help in the simultaneous prediction of culture parameters. Simultaneous measurement of chemical components in bioprocess solutions, has lead to an increase in the adoption of Raman spectroscopy by the manufacturers. All these factors act as a potential driver in burgeoning growth of real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market.
A huge cost is incurred in enabling Raman spectroscopy and it has restrained the growth of real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market.
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Global Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market has witnessed a robust growth due to increasing demand for Raman spectroscopy in providing real-time data. Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market has a presence of a few players which have a huge market share in developed countries operating at the country level. There are huge opportunities for the untapped markets across the world due to potential benefits of real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer. The key players in the Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market are mainly focused on R&D to accelerate the development due to a limited number of manufactures. The future of Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market anticipated with double CAGR during forecasting period.
Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer Market: Region-Wise Overview
Global Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market is segmented into the following regions – North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia-Pacific Excluding China & Japan, China, Japan and the Middle East & Africa. North America is dominant in the global real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market mainly due to the high penetration. In North America, particularly the USA is dominating due to the supportive government regulations. Economic conditions in the APAC region are set to drive the real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market to new heights. European real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market is fastest growing region due to high R&D investment in the biopharmaceutical sector. Growth in the Middle East and African region is considerably less when compared to the other regions. However, North America would maintain its position in the real-time bioprocess Raman analyzer market, though, we are anticipating developed economies such as Australia to have the highest growth rate in Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market.
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The key participants in the Real-Time Bioprocess Raman Analyzer market mainly include Kaiser Optical Systems, Inc., Resolution Spectra Systems Inc. and others. Companies are mainly focused on R&D to strengthen product development.
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Global Advanced Glass Market is accounted for $41.60 billion in 2016 and is expected to reach $82.62 billion by 2023 growing at a CAGR of 10.3%
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Global Advanced Glass Market is accounted for $41.60 billion in 2016 and is expected to reach $82.62 billion by 2023 growing at a CAGR of 10.3% during the forecast period. Factors such as increasing urban population, strict building & automobile safety codes and rising end-use applications are favouring the market growth. However, rising raw materials cost is hampering the market.
Growing demand in R&D as well as medical applications and rising building & construction industry in the emerging markets are providing ample of opportunities for the market growth. By geography, Asia Pacific is expected to grow at a fastest CAGR due to wide expansion of automobile and construction sector in the emerging countries of this region.
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Some of the key players in Advanced Glass market include Saint-Gobain Glass, American Precision Glass Corp, Nippon Sheet Glass Co., Ltd, Atheer, Inc, Thermoseal Industries, Murata Manufacturing Co Ltd, AG Glass & Glazing Ltd, The NSG Group, CoorsTek, Inc., Vurix Corporation, AGC Group, Schott AG and Packerland Glass Products
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• Residential Construction
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• Laminated Glass
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• Other Glass Types
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• Suspended Particle Device (SPD)
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2.4.2 Data Analysis
2.4.3 Data Validation
2.4.4 Research Approach
2.5 Research Sources
2.5.1 Primary Research Sources
2.5.2 Secondary Research Sources
2.5.3 Assumptions
3 Market Trend Analysis
3.1 Introduction
3.2 Drivers
3.3 Restraints
3.4 Opportunities
3.5 Threats
3.6 End User Analysis
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3.9 Futuristic Market Scenario
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5 Global Advanced Glass Market, By End User
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5.2 Electronics
5.3 Residential Construction
5.4 Leisure
5.5 Infrastructure Construction
5.6 Sports
5.7 Commercial Construction
5.8 Automobiles
5.9 Other End Users
6 Global Advanced Glass Market, By Glass Type
6.1 Introduction
6.2 Ceramic Glass
6.3 Coated Glass
6.4 Laminated Glass
6.5 Toughened Glass
6.6 Other Glass Types
7 Global Advanced Glass Market, By Technology
7.1 Introduction
7.2 Electrochromic
7.3 Thermochromic
7.4 Suspended Particle Device (SPD)
7.5 Polymer Dispersed Liquid Crystals (PDLC)
7.6 Other Technologies
8 Global Advanced Glass Market, By Function
8.1 Introduction
8.2 Optics & Lighting
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8.5 Solar Control
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Question: 5 Celebs Who Are On The Keto Diet

The high-fat, low-carb diet has become the latest celebrity diet fad.
The Keto Diet – or, Ketogenic Diet as it’s known in professional medical and nutritional circles – has become the latest popular diet fad among celebrities. Celebs male and female, young and old, across multiple different media, all swear by the high-fat, low-carb diet that was originally intended to treat epilepsy in children.
Here are five celebrities who swear by the Keto Diet.
Tim McGraw
The country musician got a little help from his friends in taking up the Keto Diet – specifically, Denny Hemingson, Tim’s longtime bandleader. According to Denny, Tim and his entire crew have taken up the diet, and in the process, Tim has taken off 40 pounds.
hangin wit my girl… in our favorite place pic.twitter.com/P5eKiRQj11 — Tim McGraw (@TheTimMcGraw) April 16, 2018
It’s not just the diet that has helped Tim shed the pounds. His band has taken up an exercise regime that includes pull-ups, push-ups, lunges, and sprints in parking lots between shows and eschews that favorite of country musicians everywhere – beer.
Denny tells Keto Flavor that Tim is the one who keeps the band on track.
“Tim is a beast, man, he keeps me on my toes.”
Melissa McCarthy
Melissa’s rags-to-riches story graces this month’s edition of Glamour, but what has caught her fans’ attention, as reported by the Inquisitr, is her staggering weight loss.
That’s thanks to the Keto Diet. Taking up the popular diet, as well as making the decision to stop obsessing about her weight, helped the Bridesmaids actress shed 75 pounds.
Kobe Bryant
You would think that being a professional athlete would mean that you are automatically at the top of your game, so to speak, when it comes to nutrition and exercise. However, for Kobe Bryant, it seems that the Keto Diet is preferred over whatever his team nutritionists recommend.
Kobe Bryant Hits Editing Bay To Train In Defense Of This Year’s Oscar Win https://t.co/pUAyCr2nj3 pic.twitter.com/QZJgILysSs — The Onion (@TheOnion) April 24, 2018
In fact, Bryant’s whole team seems to have gotten on board with Keto, as Lakers trainer Gary Vitti said.
“Pasture-fed foods, pasture-grazed beef from pasture-few cow, eggs from free-range chicken… are just some of the main staples of Bryant’s diet. Sugars, specifically anything with corn syrup should be avoided, and the intake of carbohydrates has been scaled down, consumed in moderation.”
Mick Jagger
At 70, and with decades of touring in a rock & roll band under his belt, Mick Jagger has some miles on him. However, he’s been clean and sober for several years now, according to Keto Flavor. And in addition to putting the hard living behind him, he’s also put aside the carb-heavy diet he favored in favor of Keto.
Mick Jagger And John Lennon, 1965. pic.twitter.com/WTJdzM3xRq — Music History (@TimeinMusic) April 20, 2018
Of course, the Rolling Stone member balances his diet plan with plenty of exercise, which includes running up to eight miles per day.
Gwyneth Paltrow
Paltrow, the author of several cookbooks, has been eschewing carbs not only in her own life, but she avoids giving them to her children as well. That has led some to conclude that her kids, who appear thin compared to the more portly average American kid, are not getting proper nutrition.
In fact, the Keto Diet that Gwyneth gives her children is just fine, according to food writer Joanna Blythman.
“If the daily diet in the Paltrow household includes protein (fish/meat/eggs/pulses), unprocessed fats (butter/olive oil), plenty of vegetables and some fruit, then it is healthy, nutrient-rich and lacking in nothing. If that’s what the Paltrow kids eat, she’s doing them a favor.”
The Keto Diet does, at first, seem to promise amazing results, if these celeb stories are to be believed. One thing to keep in mind, however, is that all of these celebrities added a fitness program to their diet, they didn’t just do Keto alone. So if you plan on taking up the Keto Diet (and of course, never take on a new diet without first discussing with your doctor), make sure you add plenty of doctor-approved exercise as well.

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Question: Guardians charged in death of young Alberta girl

The aboriginal girl had been with foster parents for two years before she was placed in what is called kinship care, a program that aims to keep children with relatives and maintain ties to their culture and communities. The relatives became her legal guardians and the government had not been involved with her for almost a year.
Serenity's birth mother had raised concerns to social workers that the child was being abused, and wanted her moved back to foster care.
"I'm glad to see charges have finally been laid, but I still have questions as to why it took so long," Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark said in a release. "We still don't have clear answers about what went wrong, and we cannot wait for a fatality inquiry to provide those answers."
Clark said he wants assurances that court cases related to the abuse or death of children are not delayed.
United Conservative Party members Jason Nixon and Ric McIver, who are on the province's child-welfare panel, also issued a statement that said they are relieved to finally see charges.
"It's clear that this case was mishandled from the very beginning and we must understand what went wrong in order to prevent tragedies like this from happening in the future. The United Conservatives remain committed to getting answers for Serenity's family and seeing that our broken child intervention system is fixed."
Justice Minister Kathleen Ganley said in a statement that Serenity's death was a "call to action — a symbol of why we must never stop doing everything we can to prevent tragedies like this one.
"Three years is a long time to wait for a family who has already suffered such heartbreaking loss. And we know that Serenity's family, and Albertans, want answers."
Note to readers: This is a corrected story. An earlier version said Serenity was in government care when she died and that Jason Nixon and Ric McIver had been on child-welfare panel
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Question: Girls line up to offer roses to Tejashwi Yadav - Bihar’s most ‘eligible bachelor’

Another reads, “If you like me, then you will have to solemnise the marriage in the temple since my parents are too poor to welcome the marriage procession”. Yet another girl wrote, “I have been bowled over by your innocent smile and leadership quality”.

He wore a blue jacket and black shawl over his white attire and was also seen wearing a red head gear with a peacock feather on top. (ANI)
Lalu Prasad Yadav’s elder son and Bihar Health Minister, Tej Pratap celebrated the first day of the year in a peculiar way, to say the least. With Lalu’s beloved cows in the background, he dressed up as Krishna and played the flute to his cows to welcome the new year. He wore a blue jacket and black shawl over his white attire and was also seen wearing a red head gear with a peacock feather on top – he said the outfit was given to him by a Lord Krishna disciple. Tej Pratap is a big devotee of Lord Krishna. He revealed that on his recent trip to Vrindavan and Mathura, where he was gifted the outfit, he was also advised to wear it on the first day of the year. Lalu Prasad Yadav’s eldest son, explained that this was his way of welcoming the new year and that he takes inspiration from Lord Krishna.
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While Lalu’s son was celebrating the New Year, he was reportedly upset about the happenings in Uttar Pradesh. According to an Indian Express report, Lalu said “UP main sab ulta ho gaya” referring to the developments in the Samajwadi Party feud.
Samajwadi Party has been witnessing several flip flops in its decisions since quite some time. The Yadav family and Samajwadi Party has gone through a roller coaster ride in the recent past with Akhilesh Yadav being sacked from the party along with Ram Gopal Yadav by Mulayam Singh. On Sunday, Akhilesh and Ramgopal hit back by elevating Mulayam to an inconsequential ‘Marg darshak’ position while the Uttar Pradesh CM was anointed head of Samajwadi Party.


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Question: Thunder, Russell Westbrook shrug off small-market excuses with major offseason

When the Thunder got word, a little more than 14 months ago, that superstar cornerstone Kevin Durant was leaving Oklahoma City to join the All-Star crew in Golden State, the franchise he was leaving behind had a few options. The easiest, and the path most around the league felt that the team would take, would be to curse the small-market luck, deal away their other major asset — star point guard Russell Westbrook — and begin a lengthy tanking session with an indeterminate ending.
But they didn’t. General manager Sam Presti got Westbrook to sign an extension (good for him for doing so), signaling to fans and the rest of the league that the Thunder were not going fold up their tent just because Durant had abandoned ship. Again, on Friday, Westbrook and the Thunder stayed their course, agreeing to another contract extension, this one for five years and $205 million.
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And why shouldn’t Westbrook want to stay put? This offseason, the Thunder showed him that the fruits of last season — the 47 wins, the MVP award for Westbrook, the nightly entertainment of him chasing a season-long triple-double — would not be enough. Improbably, OKC managed to squeeze enough out of its roster to pull off trades for Paul George and Carmelo Anthony, giving Westbrook two star-caliber running mates for the coming season.
The wisdom of this can be debated. Anthony is not the star he once was, and the game has changed in such a way as to diminish the value of his skill set. George is in the final year of his contract and could be in the midst of a one-year stopover. Even if both are healthy and play well, there is no guarantee that slapping three ball-dominant offensive players on the floor is going to lead to success.
But so what? The Thunder could have come back with much the same team they had last year, and probably would have finished in about the same spot. Again, that would have been the easy thing to do — come back with the same Westbrook-centric roster and hope that some young player develops beyond expectation.
As a small-market team, there is that luxury, that built-in, self-pitying excuse. That excuse goes even further when Durant is tweeting about not liking his coach or the rest of his roster when he was with the Thunder, even if he does so in the third-person. It would be so easy for the Thunder.
"We can’t sign free agents. We can’t get the right coaches. We don’t get any respect."
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Pfft. The Thunder just blew apart so many of the sad-sack excuses small-market NBA teams use to justify mediocrity. They needed to have Westbrook on board to do so, no question. But rather than sitting back and accepting a 40-something win season, the Thunder were bold and aggressive.
It could be a disaster, trying to squeeze enough shots out of a 48-minute game for Westbrook, George and Anthony. But if you’re working in a small market, you don’t get the luxury of kicking back and letting the free agents roll to your doorstep (even big markets don’t have that luxury so much anymore). Fortune favors the bold, and the Thunder have been nothing if not bold.
Now they’ll keep Westbrook. OKC is a small market. But the Thunder represent small markets done right.

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Doc Rivers gets a laugh from the media, as he jokes about the bizarre shot clock situation against the Wizards.


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Question: Nissan just invented the self-driving...slipper?

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Self-driving and semi-autonomous vehicle technology are under widespread development and testing, but Nissan just took a decidedly different approach to dipping its toes into the arena. Almost literally.
You’re looking at the world’s first semi-autonomous, self driving slippers. The company also made a set of tables and cushions with the same technology.
MORE: Read our 2018 Nissan Leaf review
Each slipper, table, and cushion comes with two wheels, a tiny motor, and a suite of sensors. At the push of a button they navigate their way back to a predetermined location, not entirely unlike a car backing into a parking spot.
The fancy foot warmers and furnishings are actually a creative way of drawing attention to some of the features included in the less fuzzy, much more practical Leaf electric vehicle.
“The self-parking slippers are meant to raise awareness of automated driving technologies,” said Nissan spokesperson Nick Maxfield, “and their potential, non-driving applications.”
Nissan kitted out an entire Japanese inn, or ryokan, with the furnishings to create the ultimate high-tech popup hotel. It’s named ProPILOT Park Ryokan—a nod to Nissan’s ProPILOT line of advanced driver aids—and the company is holding a contest wherein winners get to try it for themselves (interested participants can enter by tweeting the hashtags #PPPRyokan and #wanttostay).
There’s word yet on whether Nissan is developing a bed that can make itself every morning.

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The Bag Pack everything you need for the weekend in this handsome Cenzo Leather Trunk Duffle. Lightweight with durable striped canvas lining, it’s the perfect size for a one-, two- or three-night getaway. $200, cenzobags.com
The GPS The Garmin Dash Cam 35 with GPS captures the road while you do the driving. It has a forward collision warning system and records incidents— meaning crashes along the road with a date/time stamp, GPS location and driving speed. It also includes a red-light and speed camera database to give you an advanced heads-up. $169.99, buy.garmin.com
The Joe When there’s not a Starbucks in sight, Handpresso Auto Hybrid has you covered. Just plug it into the cigarette lighter, add water and coffee (ground or pads) and enjoy a creamy espresso on the road. $190, wholelattelove.com
The Cover You like it cool, your driving companion likes it cozy. Compromise with an iconic Pendleton Motor Robe throw. Made of softly napped pure virgin wool, it’s the perfect size for curling up in the car or as a ground cover for a roadside picnic. $100, pendleton-usa.com
The Cooler After the driving’s done, it’s time for beer. Keep your hand warm and your beer cold with these premium Old Skool Kool Cans. Constructed of premium (and buoyant) closed-cell foam and vinyl-coated with fun graphics, they’re built to last. $15, howlerbros.com
The Starter Dead battery? No problem. The Portable Lithium Jump Starter with built-in flashlight—gives you a jump without waiting for a tow truck. $140, thepowerall.com
The Shades Not only do you want to protect your eyes from UV rays and eyestrain, you want to look good, too. No worries on either score with Smith’s Founder unisex sunglasses that feature impact resistant ChromoPop polarized lenses for enhanced clarity and reduced glare. $89, smithoptics.com


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Question: Orlando police investigating fatal Lake Nona shooting

The Orlando Police Department is investigating after a person was shot and killed near Lake Nona early Saturday morning.
Just before 1 a.m., police responded to the 9200 block of Kensington Row Court. A caller told dispatchers that they heard gunshots and saw someone in the road, authorities said.
Police say they are investigating the shooting. The victim’s identity has not been released.
Michael Williams can be reached at miwilliams@orlandosentinel.com, 407-420-5022 or @michaeldamianw.
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Question: Meet the Miss Lancashire finalists

Young women across the county are getting ready to compete in this year’s Miss Lancashire.
As part of their role, each competitor is asked to organise fund-raising events for the chosen charity - Variety, which supports children who are disabled, sick or disadvantaged.
Jasmine Schofield taking part in the safe drive campaign
Jasmine Schofield, 17, of Euxton, who is a Lancashire police cadet, has taken part in a demonstration with Lancashire Fire and Rescue Service as part of a safe drive campaign.
She said: “I took part in this to warn young drivers about the risks of driving dangerously.
“This really hit home for me as I am a young driver. It showed how easy it is to just go a bit over the speed limit.”
She is also hosting a coffee afternoon at Euxton Parish Community Centre, School Lane, on Saturday October 14 from 2pm until 4pm. There will be cakes, coffee, a bouncy castle and face painting.
Entry is £1.50 and under sevens are free.
Jasmine is also holding a charity golf tournament with her dad, Lee Schofield.
UCLan student Katie Littlewood is hosting a charity night at the Excelsior in Blackpool on October 25 from 7pm until 11pm.
She has also organised make-up sessions an a sponsored walk.
Shanade Charles
The 19-year-old, who attended St George’s Church of England High School said: “Throughout high school I was quite badly bullied and put down for my appearance, as I was a larger girl.
“This hugely knocked my confidence, meaning I was quite lonely in my teenage years and didn’t really begin to come out of my shell until I started sixth form. “Although the majority of the bullying was verbal, as I was called names such as ‘fat’, ‘pregnant’ and ‘ugly’ sometimes this would lead to violence.
“I do not blame the school or anyone else for this as I decided to never really speak about it until now.
“As a result of this I instead turned to education and luckily passed both high school and college with amazing grades.
“I am delighted to say I am now in my second year at university studying English literature and creative writing, chasing my dream to become a primary school teacher.
“I also work part time as a support worker and often volunteer at my local youth club.
“I can’t believe that despite being called words such as ‘ugly’ I have proven everyone now by going from bully victim to beauty queen as I am in the finals of Miss Lancashire.
“My main aims are to show that if you have inner beauty and a good heart, this will also shine through on the outside.
“I am a strong anti-bullying ambassador and want to be a role model to anyone out there who doesn’t feel as though they’re good enough because if I can come this far so can anyone.”
Shanade Charles, 18, of Preston, is asking people to wear red from October 23 to 27 and donate to http://www.gofundme.com/shanade-red-day2017.
Miss Lancashire final is at Preston Guild Hall on November 3.
The winner of Miss Lancashire will, amongst other prizes, win a place in Miss England where she will have a chance to go onto Miss World.
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News 18 wants to congratulate the newest Fairest of the Fair.
Julia Nunes from Tilden, Wisconsin was crowned with the Northern Wisconsin State Fair honor Saturday night. The 19-year-old takes over the position from Emily Lehmann, last year's winner from Lake Hallie.
News 18's Kaitlyn Riley emceed the event.
Congratulations again to Julia, and everyone that participated.


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Question: Plan B: Options for you after denial of H1B visa

United States President Donald Trump will introduce imminent changes to the H1B visa which is expected to affect 1,50,000 businesses in the US. It can be fairly expected that prospective candidates for the visa will be rejected despite being expertly qualified and the job being under specialty occupation.
US companies that look at India for IT recruitments and outsourcing will now have to focus more on deliberately hiring Americans.
While some specific nationalities have special visas which allows them to circumvent the H-1B cap, India is unfortunately not among them. The alternatives for an H-1B holder or pursuant Indian national are:
O visas
This is a highly restrictive programme which allows only foreign nationals who have displayed extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business, athletics, arts or motion pictures. O visas will be granted for up to three years with possible indefinite extension.
Using Curricular Practical Training (CPT) and Optional Practical Training (OPT)
Some foreign employees have OPT or CPT periods left whereby they can continue to work in the US until the H1-B filing date. Employees with CPT and OPT eligibility left will be able to continue their work.
Training/Internship program
The H-3 visa allows foreign nationals in the US to train in a specific field if that training facility is not available in the foreign national’s country. Work that is incidentally related to the training will only be entertained. H-3 trainees will have to prove that they have no intention of staying as immigrant in the country.
Asking employer for permanent residence
Your company, if it is interested in making a substantial commitment, can consider sponsoring lawful permanent residence. Although the process is long and arduous, it usually entails in procurement of a green card.

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The US government might come with a new move where it could stop allowing spouses of H-1B visa holders to work legally in the United States. If this really happens, it may affect more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders having the work permits in US. H-4 visa is a work permit which are acquired by the spouses of H-1B visa holders.
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In a possible move by the US government which could affect Indians working in the nation, President Donald Trump’s administration might stop allowing spouses of H-1B visa holders to work legally in the United States. According to reports, lawmakers in the US have been informed about this by a top federal agency in the country.
If this really happens, it may affect more than 70,000 H-4 visas holders having the work permits in US. The system dates back to former US President Barack Obama’s regime.
H-4 visa is a work permit which are acquired by the spouses of H-1B visa holders. In US, there is a huge chunk of Indian spouses having the H-4 work permits but if such a move by the Trump administration is implemented, then it would have a devastating impact on Indians working in US. Moreover, H-4 visa holders are highly skilled professionals in India. Reports suggest that more than 100,000 H-4 visa holders have been benefited from this scheme.
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This rule was implemented by the then Obama administration in 2015 allowing work permits for spouses who could have got employment as H-1B visa holders require a permanent resident status. Speaking on the matter, US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) Director Francis Cissna in a letter to Senator Chuck Grassley said, “A former communication is expected to be made later this summer. Our plans include proposing regulatory changes to remove H-4 dependent spouses from the class of aliens eligible for employment authorisation, thereby reversing the 2015 final rule that granted such eligibility.”
Francis Cissna also said such a move would require executive order to propose new rules and issue new guidance, to supersede or revise previous rules and guidance if appropriate, to protect the interests of United States workers in the administration of our immigration system …”
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Question: Report: Jon Bostic's Two-Year Contract With Steelers Worth Up To $4 Million

The Pittsburgh Steelers finalized a two-year contract with free agent inside linebacker Jon Bostic on Monday and now we are getting some specifics related to that deal.
According to Jeremy Fowler of ESPN.com, Bostic’s two-year contract is with up to $4 million and reportedly included a $1.4 million signing bonus. While Fowler does not provide the specific base salaries for Bostic’s two years and if there are any roster or workout bonuses, the assumption of Fowler is that his 2018 salary cap charge might wind up being under $2 million.
I will update this post with more specifics as soon as the become available.
For example, if Bostic’s 2018 base salary is $790,000 and there are no roster or workout bonuses included for the year, his salary cap charge would be $1.49 million. Such a contract constructed as such would essentially mean the Steelers used up just $1.01 million of their available salary cap space in signing Bostic.
Last year the Steelers signed defensive end Tyson Alualu to a two-year, $6 million contract and that deal included a $1.25 signing bonus and a 2017 roster bonus of $500,000 so until we know the specifics of Bostic’s breakdown, we won’t know his cap charges for 2018 and 2019.
Once again, we’ll know the exact contract breakdown very soon and I will pass it along to you whenever those numbers surface.
Jon Bostic's two-year deal with the Steelers is worth up to $4 million with a $1.4-million signing bonus, per source. So team can keep cap hit under $2 M for 2018 depending how the structure salary. — Jeremy Fowler (@JFowlerESPN) March 19, 2018

Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- U.K. Prime Minister Calls For Early Election.
-- In Japan, Pence Talks Trade And North Korea's Threat To The Region.
-- In The Rockies, Climate Change Spells Trouble For Cutthroat Trout.
And here are more early headlines:
Blanket Primary Today for Georgia Congressional Seat. (FiveThirtyEight)
U.N. Says "Staggering" Number Of People Fleeing Mosul. (UN News Centre)
Hollywood Writers Will Vote On Possible Walkout. (New York Times)
Boeing Laying Off Hundreds Of Engineers, Mechanics. (USA Today)
Suspect In Deadly Washington State Mall Shooting Kills Self. (UPI)
All 4 NHL Playoff Games Went Into Overtime Last Night. (AP)
NASA Puts 360 Degree Camera Aboard Rocket For Today's Launch. (PBS)
Sweden's 'Failure' Museum Highlights Commercial Flops. (Daily Mail)


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Question: Best fun for families this weekend: fireworks, pirates and dinosaurs

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Pirates and dinosaurs are coming to South Florida in several exhibits opening this week, Sunny Isles is celebrating its birthday with fireworks, and the South Florida Science Center in West Palm Beach is celebrating the world’s cultures and oceans during its Festival Del Mar.
Here’s a look at these and other top events for families in South Florida this weekend.
1. Pirate Island Exhibit Opening, Thursday at 11 a.m. at the Pembroke Pines City Center, 601 City Center Way. The opening of the interactive family-friendly exhibit features tales of pirate life, a hunt for buried treasure, a chance to walk the plank and learn to speak pirate, tie knots and handle ropes. There will be pirate-themed art and crafts, plus a maritime exhibit by the U.S. Naval Sea Cadet Corps. $5. thefrankgallery.org
2. “Finding Neverland,” through June 25 at the Broward Center for the Performing Arts, 201 SW Fifth Ave., Fort Lauderdale. Go on an adventure with Peter Pan in this Broadway musical. $40.25 and up. browardcenter.org
3. Free admission and animal encounters for dads during Father’s Day Week at Miami Seaquarium, 4400 Rickenbacker Causeway, Key Biscayne. Bring a Father’s Day card to marine animal dads sea lions Ace and Bud, and dolphin dads Indigo and Noel, and your dad will receive free admission to the park June 12-18. In addition, up to four accompanying guests will receive 50 percent off admission. miamiseaquarium.com
4. Become a Marine Biologist Night, 6-8 p.m. Thursday at Ocean Inlet Park, 6990 N. Ocean Blvd., Boynton Beach. Enjoy marine science lessons, experiments, games and crafts, and learn what it's like to be a field researcher. $15. underbluewaters.com
5. Special events at The Wick before performances of Disney’s “Beauty and the Beast” start this week. They include Story Time with Belle, Tea Time with Mrs. Potts and Lumiere’s Candlelight Dinner. Call for prices and reservations: 561-995-2333.
6. Intro to Canoeing, 10 a.m. Thursday at Daggerwing Nature Center, 11435 Park Access Road, Boca Raton. Ages 8 and up can learn canoeing skills and terms from ACA-certified staff and get out on the water. Bring a water bottle, sun protection and closed-toe shoes that can get wet and muddy. $10. Preregister at pbcnature.com.
7. Kids Night at the Museum, 6-11 p.m. Friday at Young At Art, 751 SW 121st Ave., Davie. Parents can have a night on the town while kids ages 5-12 enjoy games, art activities, pizza, popcorn and a movie screening. Bring a blanket, pillow and pajamas. $40. youngatartmuseum.org
8. An Evening with the Stars, 7:30-9 p.m. Friday at the Fern Forest Nature Center, 201 Lyons Road S. in Coconut Creek. See planets and stars for free with amateur astronomers. sfaaa.com
9. Free Target Third Friday, 3-9 p.m. at Miami Children’s Museum, 980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. Explore the museum for free. miamichildrensmuseum.org/events
10. Summer Movie Night, 7 p.m. Friday at the AA Arena, 601 Biscayne Blvd., Miami. Watch "Moana." Food and beverages available for purchase. Preregister for the free event at aaarena.com/news.
11. Model Train Rides on Saturday and Sunday at Tradewinds Park, 3600 W. Sample Road, Coconut Creek. Ride a functioning model steam train for $1.50. Parents must ride with children 10 and under, and pregnant women are not allowed to ride. livesteamers.org/schedule
12. Children’s Summer Film Festival, 10 a.m. Saturday at the River of Grass ArtsPark Susan B. Katz Theater, 17189 Sheridan St., Pembroke Pines. Movie screenings for will be shown throughout the summer, starting with “Moana.” Free. ppines.com
13. The Emperor’s New Clothes puppet show, 2-3 p.m. Saturday at the Alvin R. Sherman Library, 3100 Ray Ferrero Jr. Blvd., Davie. Free. sherman.library.nova.edu
14. Dino Island Exhibit Opening, Saturday at the Miami Children's Museum, 980 MacArthur Causeway, Miami. Kids can dig for dinosaur eggs, sort through bones, be an archaeologist in a scavenger hunt and create their own salt dough fossils. There will also be original performances by the MCM Players and the opportunity to ask a question of the exhibit's oldest dinosaur. Regular admission rates apply. miamichildrensmuseum.org
15. 20th Anniversary BBQ Lunch, 11 a.m. Saturday at Town Center Park, 17200 Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach. Barbecue, live music, crafts, games, an official cake cutting and more. Wristbands are free with a Sunny Isles Beach Resident ID card, $10 without. sibfl.net
16. Free 20th Anniversary Celebration: Fireworks Finale, 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Samson Oceanfront Park, 17425 Collins Ave., Sunny Isles Beach. Enjoy entertainment throughout the evening with a fireworks display at the end of the night. sibfl.net/20thfireworks/
17. Cars and Cigars, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday at The Barnacle Historic State Park, 3485 Main Highway, Miami. Enjoy classic cars, hand-rolled cigars, a Biergarten, kids’ crafts, live music and more. Bring a lunch or purchase lunch from the Barnacle Society. Ages 6 and up, $2; under 6, free. floridastateparks.org/park-events/The-Barnacle
18. Father's Day at the Palm Beach Zoo, 1301 Summit Blvd., West Palm Beach. Dads get free admission Sunday with paid, regular price child admission. First 100 dads will get a $10 coupon for Duffy's Sports Grill. palmbeachzoo.org/fathers-day-2017

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Best Things To Do This Week In Orange County - August 14 From art, music and movies to food events and thrill rides, this week's eclectic offerings embody everything that the end of summer should be
Best Things To Do This Weekend In Orange County - August 11Whether you are looking to celebrate at the fair or eat some watermelon on a real farm, there is plenty to do and see this weekend.


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Question: Claude-Eric Gagne, senior PMO staffer, resigns following investigation

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MONTREAL — An employee in the prime minister's office has resigned after an investigation into unspecified allegations against him.
A spokeswoman for the PMO says Claude-Eric Gagne is no longer an employee in Justin Trudeau's office.
Eleanore Catenaro declined further comment in an email, calling it a confidential matter.
Gagne, the deputy director of operations, had been on leave since Nov. 1 pending the outcome of an investigation by a third-party investigator — Rubin Thomlinson, a prominent employment law firm.
He has said previously that he challenged the veracity of the allegations.
Before joining the PMO, Gagne was chief Quebec organizer for the Liberal Party of Canada during the 2015 election campaign.

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