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Israeli aircraft hit a Hamas compound in the southern Gaza Strip on Saturday, after Palestinians there fired a rocket into the Jewish state, the Israeli army said.
"In response to the projectile fired at southern Israel...fighter jets struck a Hamas compound composed of two military structures," the army statement said.
There were no reports of casualties on either side.
It was the second exchange in 24 hours, after the air force hit a Hamas position in Gaza early Friday in response to a rocket being fired from the Palestinian enclave the night before.
Such rockets are usually fired not by Hamas, the Islamist group that controls the territory, but by fringe radical groups.
Israel holds Hamas, with which it has fought three wars since 2008, responsible for any fire coming from Gaza.

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KIBBUTZ EIN HASHLOSHA, Israel – The United States is calling on the United Nations Security Council to condemn the Hamas rocket fire against Israel when it meets on Wednesday. After a day and a half of shelling, Israelis returned to their routines and children went back to school following the heaviest rocket attacks since the end of the 2014 Gaza conflict.
Children went to school and Israelis returned to their routines following the heaviest rocket attacks since the end of the 2014 Gaza conflict.
Islamic Palestinian groups launched about 100 rockets and mortars at southern Israeli communities around the Gaza border.
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Israeli Education Minister Naftali Bennett said Israel won't accept criticism for defending its children.
"This is full force terror. Israel will defend itself, by itself, and we will not accept any criticism for defending our children," he said.
Many said Iran's fingerprints were all over the attack.
One of the first places hit was a kindergarten near the Gaza border. It was struck early in the morning just before the children came to school.
Kindergarten at Kibbutz Ein HaShlosha, Photo, CBN News, Jonathan Goff
Most of the rockets and mortars were intercepted by Israel's Iron Dome aerial defense system.
Israel responded to the cross-border attacks by targeting 65 terror sites, including rocket and munitions factories, military compounds and a terror tunnel.
This illustration depicts the rockets and mortars that terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip fired at Israeli civilians pic.twitter.com/kZvxyq5NkW — IDF (@IDFSpokesperson) May 30, 2018
Media reports said Palestinians had agreed on a ceasefire.
For several weeks, Hamas led violent protests and attacks along Israel's border with the Gaza Strip which it dubbed "The Great March of Return.".
Most believe this round of violence may be at an end. But Israel remains on high alert against the possibility of further trouble.
Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus is reporting from a civilian home that was hit by a rocket earlier this morning pic.twitter.com/3HsEyAO9ie — IDF (@IDFSpokesperson) May 30, 2018
"The situation today remains stable but it depends entirely on what Hamas will try to do," said IDF Spokesman Lt. Col. Jonathan Cornricus. "If Hamas will try to escalate the situation, the IDF is ready to respond. Quiet will be met with quiet but terror will be met with a firm response.
Palestinian Authority Chairman Mahmoud Abbas condemned what he called Israel's "fierce aggression" against the Gaza Strip. He said Palestinians want peace and Israel does not.


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In this file photo taken on November 21, 2016 Facebook logos are pictured on the screens of a smartphone (R), and a laptop computer, in central London on November 21, 2016. (Photo: JUSTIN TALLIS, AFP/Getty Images)
Facebook says personal information scraped from its user profiles was obtained without permission by a data analysis company connected to the Trump presidential campaign in the 2016 election. How the information traveled:
1. Facebook profiles
The social networking website collects data of its billions of users. The data collection is legal, though the Federal Trade Commission requires Facebook to obtain user permission to share their data beyond their privacy settings.
Facebook data was sought to…
2. Analyze people's private feelings
Some privacy advocates warn that that psychographics, the practice of measuring or describing people based on their psychological attributes, can reveal a great deal about individuals. That information, contained in caches such as Facebook profiles, can be used to create powerful political messages.
3. Collection by Global Science Research
A company created in 2013 by Aleksandr Kogan, a researcher at Cambridge University.
Kogan paid U.S. Facebook users to take an online survey. They agreed to download his app called thisisyourdigitallife which collected personal Facebook data from themselves and their friends for academic review.
About 270,000 people took the survey and downloaded the app. However, since the app also collected data of their friends, about 50 million total Facebook profiles were collected.
Kogan wanted the data to develop an algorithm — a mathematical problem-solving process — to profile U.S. citizens.
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4. Strategic Communications Laboratories
SCL is a private U.K. company specializing in behavioral research and communications. Kogan worked with a branch of SCL Group called SCL Elections.
In 2015, the Facebook profile data was used by an SCL company called…
5. Cambridge Analytica
A data analytics firm backed by Robert Mercer, a hedge fund billionaire and Trump supporter. Former White House adviser Steve Bannon was once on its board. A former employee says the company assembled psychological profiles of millions of Americans and used the information to help the Trump campaign, an accusation the campaign denies.
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Question: Scanner on Police-smuggler nexus: In 3 years, 60 cops booked for ‘links’ with drug traffickers

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The arrest of Punjab Police Inspector Inderjit Singh and the seizure of four kg heroin and three kg smack from his two houses has once again put the spotlight on the alleged nexus between the state police and the drug peddlers. Over the past three years, 60 drug cases have been registered against Punjab Police personnel, while over two dozen paramilitary personnel have been booked in such cases in Punjab.
The alleged nexus first hit the headlines in 2013 with the arrest of dismissed Punjab Police DSP Jagdish Singh Bhola in the Rs 6000 crore synthetic drug racket. According to police records, several inspectors, home guards, constables, DSPs, BSF and customs department personnel have been arrested in drugs cases since 2014.
Even two senior Punjab Police officer, including one of IG-rank and one SP-rank officer, had to join investigation conducted by the ED in one such case. Most of these cases were registered during the previous SAD-BJP government.
Speaking on the issues a while back, Punjab Pradesh Congress Committee (PPCC) Chief Sunil Jakhar had pointed out Minister of State Home Kiren Rijiju’s statement on arrest of Punjab Police officials in drug related cases, “Rijiju in reply to a question in Parliament had said that from 2014 to March 2016 total 55 cases were registered about the involvement of Punjab Police and paramilitary forces over drug menace in the state in which 54 Punjab Police personnel were booked and nearly 15 other paramilitary personnel in Punjab were booked and arrested.”
A senior state police officer on Wednesday said: “Now the number of Punjab Police personnel booked in drug cases is close to 60.” He added that before Inderjit and Ajayab Singh, one CID officer was also arrested in March this year with heroin and opium. Interestingly, Inspector Inderjit Singh himself had played a major role in busting several big drug cases, including Rs 200-crore synthetic drug case in 2012.
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A policeman who busted a gambling den in Bengaluru was beaten up by goons. Four persons have been arrested in connection with the case so far. A case has also been filed.
The incident took place in Bengaluru's Whitefield area. Details of how the entitre incident transpired is not very clear. Some that members of certain polical party were involved. What is known, however, is that gambling was organised as part of Ugadi celebrations. Although an evil custom, gambling has somehow become associated with Ugadi.
#WATCH Goons thrashed a cop who went to bust a gambling den in Bengaluru's Whitefield area pic.twitter.com/ZjGZbvdCK6 — ANI (@ANI) March 19, 2018
Last year, the Central Crime Branch (CCB) wing of Bengaluru police had busted a gambling den in Madiwala area of the city. Madiwala case took a different turn later after cops were accused of siphoning off some of the cash seized during a raid. The CCB had said that they had then seized Rs 9 lakh, but a complaint alleged that police had seized Rs 90 lakh from the den.
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Lady Gaga and British royal Prince William have teamed up to encourage mental health sufferers to speak out about their issues.
The Born This Way singer was filmed having a FaceTime conversation with the Duke of Cambridge to discuss how she felt about being open about her struggles with mental health issues, including post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and how important it was to talk about it.
“It made me very nervous at first,” she said, speaking from the kitchen of her Los Angeles home. “There’s a lot of shame attached to mental illness - you feel like something’s wrong with you. In my life I go, ‘oh my goodness, look at all these beautiful, wonderful things that I have’ and I should be so happy but you can’t help it if in the morning when you wake up you are so tired, you are so sad, you are so full of anxiety...”
Prince William suggested other sufferers should be as open as the singer because it will help break the stigma attached to mental health and can make a huge difference to each person, who could suffer more further down the line if they keep quiet.
Gaga agreed, saying, “Even though it was hard, the best thing that could come out of my mental illness was to share it with other people and let our generation as well as other generations know that if you are feeling not well in your mind, that you’re not alone... we have to make the strongest, most relentless attempt we can to normalize mental health issues so that people feel like they can come forward.”
Prince William ended the conversation by asking her to visit his royal residence Kensington Palace when she visits London on tour later this year. He also thanked her for supporting the Heads Together campaign, which is also championed by his brother Harry and wife Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge.
Sharing their video, Gaga tweeted, “Thanks to Prince William & @heads_together for inviting me to join this important conversation around mental health awareness #oktosay.”
Thanks to Prince William & @heads_together for inviting me to join this important conversation around mental health awareness #oktosay pic.twitter.com/w4RYmw7Llj — xoxo, Joanne (@ladygaga) April 18, 2017
Their video came just days after Prince Harry confessed he shut down his emotions and refused to think about his mother Princess Diana’s death in 1997, when he was aged 12.

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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's military has increased operational readiness along the eastern Indian border with China, sources said, as neither side shows any sign of backing off from a face-off in a remote Himalayan region near their disputed frontier.
Indian and Chinese troops have been embroiled in the seven-week confrontation on the Doklam plateau, claimed by both China and India's tiny ally, Bhutan.
The sources, who were briefed on the deployment, said they did not expect the tensions, involving about 300 soldiers on each side standing a few hundred feet apart, to escalate into a conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbours, who fought a brief but bloody border war in 1962.
But the military alert level had been raised as a matter of caution, two sources in New Delhi and in the eastern state of Sikkim told Reuters on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter.
The crisis began in June when a Chinese construction crew was found to be trying to extend a road in the Doklam region that both China and the mountainous nation of Bhutan claim as theirs.
India, which has special ties with Bhutan, sent its troops to stop the construction, igniting anger in Beijing which said New Delhi had no business to intervene, and demanded a unilateral troop withdrawal.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration, though, has dug in its heels and said that the Chinese road activity in the region near the borders of India, Bhutan and China was a threat to the security of its own northeast region.
"The army has moved to a state that is called 'no war, no peace'," one of the sources said. Under the order issued to all troop formations in the eastern command a week ago, soldiers are supposed take up positions that are earmarked for them in the event of a war, the source said.
Each year, Indian troop formations deployed on the border go on such an "operational alert" usually in September and October. But this year the activity has been advanced in the eastern sector, the source in Sikkim, above which lies the area of the current standoff, said.
"Its out of caution. It has been done because of the situation," the source said. But the source stressed there was no additional force deployment and that the area was well defended.
The move comes as diplomatic efforts to break the stalemate failed to make headway, other sources with close ties to the Modi government told Reuters earlier in the week.
China has repeatedly warned of an escalation if India did not order its troops back. The state-controlled Global Times which has kept a barrage of hostile commentary said this week that if Modi continued the present course in the border, Beijing would have to take "counter-measures".
Ties between the neighbours have been souring over China's military assistance to India's arch rival Pakistan and its expanding presence in smaller nations in South Asia which New Delhi long regarded as its area of influence.
China has criticised the Modi government's public embrace of the Dalai Lama and its decision to let the Tibetan spiritual leader, whom it regards as a "dangerous splittist", to the Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh which China claims as its own.
China has also frowned at India's expanding military ties with the United States as well as Japan.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivers his address during the country’s 71st Independence Day celebrations at the historic Red Fort in New Delhi on Tuesday. Photo: AFP
New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Tuesday said the government accorded priority to national security and asserted that the country was capable of defending itself in all spheres.
The prime minister’s comments in his Independence Day speech came in the backdrop of a standoff between the troops of India and China in Dokalam.
“National security is our priority. We are capable of defending our country in all spheres,” he said from the ramparts of the Red Fort. India was capable to take on any challenge in any frontier—land, sea or the cyber space, he added.


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LAWRENCE — A crew from the Kansas Geological Survey, based at the University of Kansas, will measure groundwater levels in 568 wells in early January to monitor the health and sustainability of the High Plains aquifer — the primary source of irrigation, municipal and industrial water for much of western and central Kansas, according to a media release.
The annual program is conducted in coordination with the Kansas Department of Agriculture’s Division of Water Resources (DWR), which is in the process of measuring an additional 825 wells. Groundwater levels are measured in December, January and February to avoid short-term declines caused by pumping during the growing season.
The KGS crew will be near Colby and Atwood on Jan. 3, Goodland and St. Francis on Jan. 4, Tribune, Syracuse and Ulysses on Jan. 5, Elkhart and Liberal on Jan. 6, and Meade and Dodge City on Jan. 7, weather permitting.
Of the 1,393 wells to be measured in 48 counties by the KGS and DWR, 90 percent draw water from the High Plains aquifer, a massive network of underground water-bearing rocks that underlies parts of eight states and includes the extensive Ogallala aquifer. The rest of the wells are drilled into the Dakota aquifer and other deeper systems or shallow alluvial aquifers along creeks and rivers.
Most of the wells the KGS measures tap water from the Ogallala aquifer, which underlies much of western Kansas and makes up the bulk of the High Plains aquifer. On the whole, the wells have been monitored for years, some since the 1960s.
“Nine will be measured for the first time this year, with permission from the landowners, to fill in spatial gaps in the network of wells,” said Brett Wedel, manager of the KGS water-level-data acquisition.
Besides the Ogallala aquifer, the High Plains aquifer encompasses the Great Bend Prairie aquifer in west-central Kansas and the Equus Beds aquifer north and west of Wichita. DWR field offices will measure 825 wells in those central Kansas areas and other parts of High Plains aquifer in western Kansas. The Stockton field office will measure 222, the Garden City field office will measure 242, and the Stafford field office will measure 361.
“Given the above normal precipitation across much of western and south-central Kansas last year, I’m anticipating improved water-level changes relative to what we experienced three to five years ago, especially in southwest and south-central Kansas.” said Brownie Wilson, KGS water-data manager. “That may not hold true in Northwest Kansas, but we will see.”
Any cumulative slowdown of groundwater-level declines, however, would not be due to the excess precipitation seeping down and recharging the High Plains aquifer but to a significant reduction in pumping for irrigation, Wilson said.
Most wells monitored by KGS and DWR are within the boundaries of the state’s five groundwater management districts (GMDs), which are organized and governed by area landowners and large-scale water users to address water-resource issues.
Historical annual measurements for each well are available at the KGS’s website. Results of measurements made in January 2017 will be added in late February.

Oklahoma transportation officials have installed a monitoring service to help prioritize bridge inspections after earthquakes.
The ShakeCast software is the final stage in a two-year contract with the private firm Infrastructure Engineers Inc., The Oklahoman reported.
The U.S. Geological Survey created the software, which automatically interprets data and compiles a list of bridges that should be checked for damage. The bridges are analyzed by their distance from the epicenter, their condition and other factors.
“Different types of bridges behave differently when they have a seismic demand put on them,” said Steve Jacobi, state bridge engineer.
Jacobi said the software allows “our field people to allocate resources accordingly and get out and look at the bridges that need to be looked at.”
The Oklahoma Department of Transportation partnered with Infrastructure Engineers Inc. to develop an earthquake response plan. The $650,000 contract with the firm also includes four additional years of system maintenance.
“As we look to embrace the ShakeCast model, it may help us to note some of these situations that we don’t have to spring into action so quickly, and give us a read on what needs to be inspected,” said Mike Patterson, executive director of the transportation department.
Oklahoma has joined other states to fund software upgrades, paying the USGS $45,000 for its share.
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MANAGUA, Nicaragua — Influential business leaders in Nicaragua are calling for early elections to resolve a political standoff between President Daniel Ortega’s government and protesters demanding his exit from office.
Carlos Pellas Chamorro is the country’s most prominent businessman. He said Wednesday that the Ortega government’s political model is “worn out” and the solution is moving up the next election, due to take place in 2021.
Conglomerate Grupo Lafise Bancocentro also issued a statement calling for the will of the people to be heard through “the advancement of elections.”
Protests that began in April over now-scrapped social security changes have since expanded into a broader movement seeking Ortega’s exit.
Human rights observers say more than 80 people have been killed amid a harsh crackdown by government security forces and allied civilian groups.

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Primark has withdrawn a Christmas candle from shelves after a photo appearing to show one of the candles burning uncontrollably was shared on social media.
The picture was posted by Jenny Ferneyhough on Facebook and had been shared more than 325,000 times at the time pf publishing.
"This is a candle I bought in Primark Manchester for £5 on Saturday," said Jenny.
"I am concerned that it poses a risk to the safety of anyone who owns one, and I have emailed Primark suggesting they recall them.
"In the meantime, I would be grateful if we could spread the word so that no one is put at risk by this."
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In recent years a trend has emerged for dressing up as sexy versions of figures from popular culture rather than ghosts, witches and vampires at Halloween.
However, the latest offering of this kind has provoked outrage among shoppers for appearing to sexualise a 12-year-old character from the Netflix hit series Stranger Things.
Eagle-eyed fans of the show spotted that the Upside Down Honey costume, available from various websites, is based on the character Eleven played by 13-year-old Millie Bobby Brown.
Eleven's signature pink dress has been given a lower neckline and shorter hemline at the front, teamed with over the knee socks and towering platform heels.
And shoppers have taken to Twitter to voice their disgust over the £42.99 costume, with one describing it as 'too wrong'.
Although the costume is meant for adults, customers were upset to see an outfit worn by a young girl being given a 'sexy' makeover.
Various online retailers are selling the sexy Upside Down Honey costume, which appears to be based on Eleven from Stranger Things - a 12-year-old girl
Actress Millie Bobby Brown who plays the character in the hit Netflix show is just 13-years-old
Although none of the branding refers to Eleven, the model is wearing a blonde wig, which the character dons to cover her blonde crop.
She also has blood coming from her nose - an issue experienced by Eleven - and is carrying a waffle bag that makes reference to the character's favourite snacks.
It's not the first time there's been controversy over sexualised Halloween costumes.
Last year, Amazon was forced to pull a range of 'sexy' Halloween costumes for children as young as four modelled by small girls after a backlash from child safety campaigners.
Children's charities said young girls were being 'sexualised' by the bizarre costumes, which include French Maid, tiny schoolgirl and sexy leopard' from Hong Kong company Silvia's Wandsed the UK site as a marketplace for the outfits.
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TEHRAN, Feb. 03 (MNA) – The situation remains foggy for Europe right now because Germany, as the prime country that has political and economic dominance, continues to suffer from the lack of an "incumbent government”.
Angela Merkel as the German Chancellor has only focused on her country's internal affairs in recent months, and thus she has virtually lost her previous power in the European Union. Few consider her the “Grand Chancellor” in Germany any longer. According to recent surveys, half of German citizens are demanding Merkel’s resignation. This is the worst time for Merkel ever as a political leader.
The general elections in Germany were held about four months ago. Since then, the coalition government has not yet been formed. The combined votes of the coalition of Christian parties (Christian Democrats and Social-Christian parties) have not been enough to form an integrated state. The worst news for the two traditional German parties is that, following negotiations, we're now witnessing a remarkable fall in the popularity of both these parties, which now barely exceeds 50 percent. Merkel could be facing a political dead-end in Germany.
During the coalitional negotiations with the Green Party and Liberal Democrats, we witnessed Merkel’s defeat. Analysts and news sources had predicted that a coalition would be formed between the four negotiating parties in Germany. However, in the end, the Leader of the Liberal Democrats Christian Lindner, left the negotiation table, leaving Merkel in a difficult position.
Merkel knows well that the formation of a coalition government with the Social Democrats is the best possible option for her, but this option has never been her favorite. In the event of failed talks with Social Democrats and politicians such as Martin Schulz and Sigmar Gabriel, Merkel will have to form a minimalist government with the Green Party or face an early election. Any of these options will come at a heavy cost. Even if here is an election, the political crisis will likely continue in Germany and public pressure on Merkel to resign will ramp up if negotiations fail. The Social Democrats will then have a greater chance of gaining power.
According to recent surveys, more Germans believe that Merkel should resign, and few regard her now as a "strong European leader." Even with the formation of a coalition government with the Social Democrats, she's not going to have the clout and power she used to have. Herr best option may be to just resign now, but she is tenacious and hardly wants to be forced to do that.
Although coalition talks between the Christian parties and the Social Democratic Party over the formation of a coalition government (known as the Great Coalition) are crucial to Merkel, this is not true for the Social-Democratic Party. With about 20 percent of the vote, the Social Democrats have been weakened at the polls, and the failure of negotiations on the Jamaica coalition has once again brought the two traditional parties of Christian Democrats and Social Democrats to the negotiation table. Merkel and the Social-Democrat leaders have already begun the negotiations over the Great Coalition. Re-establishment of a coalition government with Merkel is not a given.
One big question is whether Merkel's "minimal survival" in power can sustain Germany’s leadership in Europe? The answer is probably not, because "minimal survival" differs from "effective survival" in power. A coalition with the Social Democrats does not mean that Merkel will enjoy the power she once had, and this is what worries Germany's European partners. The growth of right-wing extremists in European countries, including in Germany and France, has worried many. In any case, even if the German coalition government is formed, obstacles abound. Merkel’s salad days look to be over.
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The 61-year-old has indicated to party sources that he will not run against the SPD’s Vice Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel. Despite various attempts by the party’s rank and file to persuade the EU mandarin to stand and therefore bring about a membership vote on the issue, Mr Schultz has declined to stand against his colleague, according to local media reports. The two men have a long friendship and Schulz does not want to cause possible divisions within the party.
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No official decision will be taken by the party until the end of the month about who will be the party’s candidate for Germany’s top political job that could see the current incumbent Angela Merkel ousted. In the previous two elections, Mr Gabriel had made way for the current Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier and former Finance Minister Peer Steinbrück. Party insiders have indicated that if Mr Gabriel did not run, it would weaken his position as the party leader.
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Mr Gabriel has argued for a disciplined approach to the upcoming general election and has deliberately refused to not show his hand too early. With Mr Schulz now focusing on domestic issues he would be given a boost in his chances with a seasoned politician behind him. The SPD is expected to be in the next government, either in another coalition with Ms Merkel’s Christian Democrats or as the leader of a left-wing coalition together with the Greens and Left party. Mr Schulz would be well-poised for a senior position, whatever the outcome, possibly for years to come.
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Question: Savannah Chrisley Shares Makeup-Free Photo With Nic Kerdiles On Her Instagram Account

Turns out, Savannah Chrisley still looks amazing even when she’s not wearing a face full of her signature makeup.
In a recent photo posted to her Instagram account, the 20-year-old can be seen posing with her NHL hockey playing boyfriend, Nic Kerdiles. In the selfie, the couple put their heads together while Kerdiles wears a big smiles on his face. Savannah tilts her head to the side and purses her lips a little bit in the snapshot. The couple kept is casual with Kerdiles in a green t-shirt and Chrisley is a grey t-shirt with a pocket at the chest.
“His smile…it lights up a room…and my heart ☺❤ @nickerdiles (Oh and THANK YOU @beautybydrkay for helping our skin! Don’t know what we’d do without you!) #microneedling #skincare,” Chrisley captioned the image.
But what made this picture totally different from most of the photos that are posted to her popular Instagram account was the fact that Chrisley is wearing zero makeup. Usually, the reality starlet can be seen with a face full of makeup and bright lipstick, but since she just got finished with a skin treatment, Chrisley opted to remain makeup-free for the photo.
The image has captured the attention of many of the Chrisley Knows Best star’s 1 million plus followers with over 103,000 likes and 400 plus comments in less than a day of being posted. Many fans pointed out that Savannah still looks beautiful sans makeup.
“She looks so good without makeup!!! Keep her going natural…. she’s beautiful.”
“A natural beauty…. love this picture. You you show off your natural look more often. Because girl you have got it,” another fan wrote.
A few of Chrisley’s other fans were quick to comment on the couple, who always appear to be incredibly happy together.
“Savannah you guys are so cute together! Love y’alls show!”
“Just marry the girl already! Y’all make a beautiful couple,” another fan chimed in.
As the Inquisitr reported a few weeks ago, Savannah gushed over how happy she is now that Kerdiles is able to visit her home in Nashville since his hockey season is over for the time being. Previously, Kerdiles lived in San Diego where he played for the San Diego Gulls.
“The seasons over which means no more traveling back and forth for me. Countless hours in airports and on planes. But I don’t mind a single one of them! Life is so short so you have to live everyday like it’s your last. Gonna miss San Diego like crazy!! It’s the place where everything began! But now it’s time for me to show @nickerdiles around Nashville in a couple of weeks,” Savannah wrote in a post after the long season.
The couple have been dating for a few months but appear to be getting serious fast. You can see Savannah on Tuesdays on her hit show, Chrisley Knows Best.

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LONDON — British police are investigating six claims of sexual assault or assault by Academy Award-winning actor Kevin Spacey, three more than previously disclosed.
British media reported earlier this year that London's Metropolitan Police force was investigating allegations against the former "House of Cards" star.
Police in Britain don't name suspects until they are charged. Asked about Spacey, the force did not identify him by name but said Wednesday that detectives were investigating allegations of sexual assault alleged to have taken place in London's Westminster borough in 1996 and the western England city of Gloucester in 2013.
The force says three other complaints of sexual assault and one of assault by the same suspect have been made.

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BEREA, Ohio-- Damarious Randall responded to his now-viral tweet on Wednesday.
The Cleveland Browns cornerback took to Twitter Monday night and said if the Cavaliers win the 2018 Finals, he would buy everyone who retweeted his post a jersey.
If the Cleveland Cavaliers win the 2018 NBA finals I’ll buy everyone who retweet’s this a jersey... — Damarious Randall (@RandallTime) May 29, 2018
It now has more than 770,000 retweets. At about $100 a piece, well, you can do the math.
"I definitely didn't think it would go as viral as it did. I definitely didn't think the Cleveland fan base would go this crazy about it. Obviously, it was a joke," Randall said at the Browns training facility on Wednesday.
"That just kind of goes to show that this Cleveland fan base is great. And I mean, I'm actually excited about it because just to know that the fan base is like this. I really can't imagine how it'll be once the Browns start winning a lot of games here."
Randall, who the Browns acquired in a trade with Green Bay in March, is a fan of Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors. His posts about the Cavs vs. Warriors matchup didn't sit well with Cleveland fans.
I’m glad the Cavs made it to the finals so I can watch Curry light that bitch up Game 3 & 4 😂😂🤷🏾♂ — Damarious Randall (@RandallTime) May 28, 2018
It also prompted a response for recently-retired Joe Thomas. The former Cleveland Browns tackle voiced his support for LeBron James and the Cavaliers. No word if his tweet was a joke too.
I’m so confident in my @cavs, if the @warriors win the 2018 NBA finals, I’ll buy anyone who retweets this a signed @StephenCurry30 gameworn jersey. Even you @RandallTime. @KingJames https://t.co/zsQp3LxGbu — Joe Thomas (@joethomas73) May 30, 2018

Jakeem Grant kept a promise to his three young children Monday night.
He has a four-year-old son and twin daughters who are three.
“I talked to before every game. I always tell them, 'Daddy's going to make a touchdown for you,'” Grant said. “That's my whole motivation every game.”
Grant continued: “I promised my little ones right before the game that I would make a touchdown for them. And I had to.”
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Grant is a man of his word.
He caught a 25-yard bullet from Jay Cutler early in the second half of the Dolphins’ 27-20 win over the Patriots.
.@_TheDreamIsHere's first TD reception of his NFL career comes in the third quarter of #NEvsMIA!!
What. A. Grab. pic.twitter.com/4aKHKpLQ6G — Miami Dolphins (@MiamiDolphins) December 12, 2017
It was the first receiving touchdown of Grant’s two-year career, and a validation of what he has long argued: That he is more than a gadget player and kick returner.
The undersized Grant made an tough, leaping catch, and beat Patriots corner Malcolm Butler to the ball.
“It was a go route,” he said. “If he was pressed or, at least, within five yards of me, then I had a go. I thought it was going to be an over-the-shoulder ball. Jay threw it up, trusted me, and I had to come down with the ball.”
So yes, the kids are happy. And yes, the Dolphins won in no small part because of that catch.
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But there was broader significance to the play.
“I wanted to make a play for the team,” said Grant, who finished with two catches for 42 yards. “I just wanted to show the coach that you can trust me in those type of moments.”
If he had finished with two touchdowns instead of one, that trust would have been complete. Instead, Grant let what would have been a game-clinching bomb from Cutler slip through his fingers. Drops plagued his rookie year, but he had been better at catching the ball in Year 2.
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“The one that got away,” Grant said. “I have to just look it in. Over-the-shoulder ball, I should have just, instead of sticking my hands out too early, I should have just ran through it, used my speed, and caught it with my arms. I let that one get away from me. It hurts. It hurts because that could have been another touchdown, and that could have been a big play for the team. It could have took the air out of the stadium. I definitely wish I could have that one back, but it's going to be things like that that happen in your career. You've got to just overcome it.”


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Question: Toronto police officer ‘gave himself the space and time’ in van attack

Footage shows officer standing up, turning off his siren and talking clearly to the suspect
A police officer stands over a covered body in Toronto after a van mounted a sidewalk crashing into a number of pedestrians on Monday, April 23, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Nathan Denette
Experts say the powerful video of Alek Minassian’s arrest reveals a textbook case of an officer defusing danger through a series of life-and-death choices based on training and a calm mind.
The footage shows an officer who police sources identified as Const. Ken Lam standing up, turning off his siren and talking clearly to the suspect, even as the dead and injured lay along Yonge Street after being struck down by a white rental van.
“This is exactly the type of de-escalation … and response to these types of confrontations that we hope to see,” said Ontario ombudsman Paul Dube.
Lam calmly holstered his service weapon, held up his baton and handcuffed Minassian as he lay on the sidewalk.
“He gave himself the space and time. He assessed the threat and realized he had options other than firing his weapon.”
Dube published a June 2016 report calling for increased police training on defusing dangerous situations after several high-profile deaths of people with mental illnesses who confronted officers.
He said the constable’s actions are a sign that police are gaining from training that includes simulations of tense standoffs with people who are emotionally unstable.
Sammy Yatim’s death in July 2013 in Toronto — where the mentally ill man was shot multiple times as officers surrounded an empty streetcar he was on — helped prompt reforms.
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In recent years at least one day has been added to Toronto police in-service training on de-escalation and “dealing with people in crisis,” said Mike McCormack, president of the police union in Toronto.
The program is part of a mandatory three-day training for all officers that incorporates crisis communication, de-escalation and containment measures.
“A major component of this training includes a variety of scenarios that are designed to evaluate officer’s skills in effectively communicating with people in crisis and those who are suffering from a possible mental disorder,” said an email from the union.
Meanwhile, recruits at the Ontario Police College are now receiving more training, as are a number of police forces around the province, though it’s yet to be a provincewide standard, said Dube.
Christian Leuprecht, a professor at Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., who studies policing and security issues, said Lam’s actions were “textbook” examples of the latest approaches.
The result is a suspect who is now in custody and who may be able to shed light on why the devastating incident occurred, he said.
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“That particular situation yesterday, the way in which it went down was nothing short of remarkable,” Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders told a news conference Tuesday.
Saunders said he spoke to Lam, and the officer is doing well and thankful for the public’s support. Lam told him ”he defaulted to his training,” the chief said.
Police say Minassian, 25, of Richmond Hill, Ont., is the lone suspect in the attack. He was charged Tuesday with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder.
Leuprecht noted how Lam only stood up after carefully observing the suspect and determining he didn’t have a gun.
Lam spoke loudly and calmly, even as the suspect encouraged the officer to shoot him. When he claimed to have a gun in his pocket, Lam replied, “I don’t care,” and repeatedly instructed him to “Get down.”
Leuprecht said Lam seemed to go further than some others might have when he decided to approach and arrest the suspect, rather than wait for backup.
“There’s an impressive moment when he takes his firearm, puts it in his holster, he goes over with his baton, and he handcuffs the individual,” he said.
“I think that goes above and beyond the call of duty. He could have had a knife. He could have had a suicide belt.”
However, the university professor, who is currently teaching in Australia, says if the constable had waited for backup, the situation might have escalated and had a different outcome.
“The opportunity to ensure the individual could no longer pose a chance of harm to himself or to others is what that officer jumped at,” said Leuprecht.
McCormack said while additional training is a factor, he knows Lam well enough to say his personality factored in.
He described him as an intelligent, relatively young officer who is highly skilled and trained.
McCormack says the constable — who is in his 30s — positioned himself well so that he could see precisely what was unfolding before him.
“By his actions he did not perceive the threat to escalate and that is why he did not use his firearm,” he said.
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Irvine Fraser worked the evening shift as a Winnipeg bus driver, so he could help look after his granddaughter during the daytime.
Early Tuesday morning, Fraser, 58 — who was looking forward to retirement as early as next year, according to colleagues — died after a passenger allegedly stabbed him at the end of his route at the University of Manitoba.
“There is no reason this should’ve happened. … My fellow brother was murdered for doing his job last night, that’s all I know,” fellow transit driver Nelson Giesbrecht told reporters.
As police reviewed security footage and tried to sort through a reason for the attack, members of the transit community said the case highlighted the need for better protections for bus operators.
“I don’t want Irvine’s death to be in vain,” said John Callahan, president of Local 1505 of the Amalgamated Transit Union.
Callahan said protective barriers have been tested in the past, but some drivers felt claustrophobic and worried that they might become trapped in an emergency.
There are now some calls for buses to be redesigned with driver’s side doors to give them an escape route, he said.
“Countless numbers of transit workers are assaulted in many ways every year. Most are the result of a fare dispute, but an alarming number happen just because someone wants to do violence to a bus driver,” the union’s international president, Larry Hanley, said in a statement.
“ATU demands that transit agencies and government officials bring the same sense of regret that they will display in the public mourning of this tragic, unnecessary death of our brother to the ongoing discussion about preventing these attacks from occurring.”
Details of what prompted the attack are still not clear. Union officials said the altercation started on the bus and then spilled outside the bus.
Nobody else was believed to be on the bus when the attack occurred, Winnipeg police said. They said officers got the call just before 2 a.m. and found Fraser suffering from serious stab wounds. He died at hospital.
Officers, led by a canine unit, arrested a 22-year-old suspect trying to cross the frozen Red River and took him back to the river bank.
At one point, a canine officer returned to the river to continue the investigation and fell through the ice. Officers used a rope to pull him to safety; he was not injured.
Friends and co-workers, meanwhile, remembered Fraser as a big man with a booming voice, easy smile and hearty handshake. Union officials said Fraser and his wife looked after their young granddaughter after their daughter passed away.
“For a guy that had a lot of struggles, this is not the way he should’ve gone,” Callahan said.
“It’s heartbreaking for all of us,” said Aleem Chaudhary, Local 1505’s executive vice-president. “He was liked by everybody — always had time to talk to you.”
Fraser wasn’t the type of driver “who would care about a bus fare if somebody said, ‘Oh I need a ride,’ ” Giesbrecht told reporters.
“I’m pretty shaken up. It’s supposed to be Valentine’s Day, not a day of mourning. It’s supposed to be about love, not death.”
There is no reason this should’ve happened. … My fellow brother was murdered for doing his job last night.
Giesbrecht, a bus driver for 19 years, said he now counts himself among those in support of protective barriers for drivers.
“How many crazies are out there that I just let on the bus that are just on the verge? I don’t know. … My opinion is now I’m at the point of put me in a cage.”
A federal law was passed in February 2015 to allow for more severe penalties for attacks on bus drivers. Bregg’s Law was named after Edmonton transit driver Tom Bregg, who was beaten so severely that he suffered brain injuries and lost the sight in one eye.
Bregg was driving his route during the morning rush hour in December 2009 when he was hit several times by a drunken man, who did not want to pay the $2.50 fare.
The attacker dragged the driver off the bus and stomped on his face more than a dozen times when he became wedged between the bus and the curb.
Bregg was in hospital for more than eight weeks.
Gary Mattson pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and was declared a dangerous offender.
Winnipeg police posted a tweet Tuesday trying to reassure rattled residents that it was safe to take buses.
“Our public transit is safe,” it quoted Chief Danny Smith saying. “I ride the bus. My family rides the bus. I believe it is safe.”
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Katy Perry is backing a fundraiser for a young boy with a degenerative disease.
The 'Firework' hitmaker's heart was "touched" by the plight of six-year-old Carter, who is suffering from progressive brain disorder Sanfilippo Syndrome, which is often referred to as Childhood Alzheimer's and will see him eventually lose the ability to walk, talk or swallow, as well as have seizures and suffer dementia, and urged her fans to donate to a fundraising campaign for a clinical trial.
She posted on Twitter: " My [heart] was touched by Carter's story. If you're able pls help w/ his chance to defeat Childhood Alzheimer's. He's SO close to funding his clinical trial & I would love to see my KatyCats kick it over the goal & make that difference! I'm donating now too! https://www.gofundme.com/savingcarter (sic)"
A donation for $1,000 is listed on the page in Katy's birth name, Kathryn Hudson.
The youngster's parents, Jen and Samir, are aiming to raise $1 million in a month in order to fund the trial and, at the time of writing, they have received donations totalling over $983,000.
On the GoFundMe page, Carter's mom wrote: I'm Jen, Carter's Mom. My son is dying. There's no other way to say it. My beautiful, perfect little boy...is dying. As I lay him down to sleep each night, my tears overflow, and a deep aching is in my heart at the reality of losing my child. There is only ONE THING that can change his fate, and we are asking for your help. We are asking you to help save Carter. ..
"At age 6, Carter is starting to show the signs of the disease. Right now he can still talk, some. He can still run and play with his big sister Sophia. For now, he's hanging on, but just barely. This campaign for his LIFE is as urgent as it gets. It's Now or Never for Carter.
"Our #1 goal is to raise $1 milllion dollars in 1 month, to give Carter his rightful chance at LIFE. We can't just sit back and accept that he's going to fade away and die, not when there is something tangible that could save him. The $1M will go to fund a clinical trial that can give him that chance.
"The love for a child is like no other.
""If you are a parent, you know you would 'go to the ends of their earth for your little ones.' We are asking you... will you please go there with us now, for Carter?(sic)"

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Question: Okanagan farm gets creative protecting cherries from birds

A Vernon orchard has a unique way of keeping the birds away from its bumper cherry crop. (Submitted Photo)
VERNON, B.C. — You usually see them on the side of the road, wiggly arms and tube body bouncing around trying to attract people to a sale.
But a B.C. farmer has found a great use for the air dancers (or air rangers), which have protected his crop from pesky birds.
Peter’s U-Pick Orchard has rescued a bumper crop in large part thanks to the fun inflatables he used to protect his cherries.
“They are working great compared to previous years where we would have flocks of birds on the early cherries now we just barely see a Jay or two in there compared to flocks of 20-40 at a time,” said owner Peter Sidorczuk.
“I got the idea from our neighbour, the Krugers, they tried one last year in their grapes and she said it is working. So I did a bit of research online and bought three of them to try this year and am impressed.
“It is a great idea.”
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The BX orchard, which opened for the season Saturday, also used a device called bird guard to protect the early cherries. Designed in Australia, the bird guard randomly emits bird distress calls.
Combined with the air dancers, there’s plenty of cherries available at the farm this year. Plus the devices have helped keep pesky birds from the Peter’s peaches and apricots.
Peter’s U-Pick, on Rimer Road, is open seven days a week from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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When you think about growing crops in Canada, the last things you may think of are palm trees and olives. But on Salt Spring Island, both are plentiful. Some of the island’s residents are taking advantage of the temperate climate and growing plants not seen anywhere else in Canada.
Six years ago, George and Sheri Braun planted 987 olive trees on the slopes of Salt Spring’s Fulford Valley. They made the decision to grow olives after falling in love with them on a drive around the Spanish countryside.
"Everything was new and everything had to be learned as we went,” said Sheri, recounting their beginnings.
"It's a great little spot to grow things that are just beyond where they should be,” said George.
Since then they’ve planted 1500 more trees with a 95 per cent success rate.
Two years ago, the couple’s friends and family helped with their first harvest in late November. Each tree produced about a pound of olives; all of them were handpicked. With that harvest, the Braun’s marked a Canadian first, bottling 100 per cent Canadian extra virgin olive oil.
"We've had great reviews from the restaurants we've sold to, they loved it," said George.
Sheri describes the product as a finishing oil.
“It’s very rich, it’s very dark and has a very robust flavour.”
The Braun’s are planning to plant another 700 to 800 olive trees.
“And I think at that stage we’re going to cool our heels and play with what we’ve got,” said George.
Further north on the island, different kinds of exotic plants grow. On “Banana” Joe Clemente’s property you can find eucalyptus, ferns, cactus, bamboo, palm trees and even bananas. They’re not the big yellow ones you’re used to, these ones are much smaller and green.
“It’s hard to believe that they can survive in this climate but they do,” said Clemente. “I wanted to create a jungle here.”
Clemente first started growing his exotic plants on the lower mainland. But after the first winter, the flora struggled to survive. He then decided to move to Salt Spring where the climate is more temperate.
“It’s really mild, we barely get any frost,” said Clemente. “I think forest fires worry me more than anything.”
That doesn’t mean that growing on the island is perfect though.
“The climate’s not really the challenge, it’s the dryness of the summertime,” said Clemente.
He also has to worry about wandering deer feasting on his gigantic garden and poor rocky soil means that his plants can’t grow as tall or as fast as they should.
After 25 years of planting on Salt Spring, Banana Joe is still looking for space to put new plants. He also has some advice for amateur botanists.
“Do your homework, find out what your minimum temperatures are and your climatic rolling zone and yeah try and push the envelope. It’s fun! It’s a good way to garden.“
Part one of a three-part series. Tomorrow in part two of Island Grown, CTV's Amber Schinkel takes a look at a vineyard of a different kind in the Cowichan Valley.


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The following are road closures that are planned for across West Sussex over the next few weeks, to carry out repairs and for building work to take place.
The Street, Albourne, new connection to water main. Road Closure. Feb 20-24
Houghton Bridge, Amberley, access underground BT structure to provide service. Road Closure. Feb 15/16
Roundstone Lane, Angmering, new water connection to new development. Road Closure. Feb 20-24
A24 Ashington Southbound Exit Slip, shington, replace signs. Road Closure. Feb 16
Station Road, Billingshurst, track maintenance. vernight Road Closure. Feb 28 - March 3
Waterloo Square, Bognor Regis, make safe dangerous structure until demolition. Road Closure. Until Feb 24
Lodge Lane, Bolney, new foul water connection. Road Closure. Feb 27 - March 10
Chapel Street, Chichester, access BT underground structure for cabling work. Road Closure. Feb 15 - 17
College Lane, Chichester, installation of full length liner. Road Closure. Feb 20 - 26
Tower Street, Chichester, replace window for Novium Museum. Road Closure. Until Feb 17
West Street, Chichester, access BT underground structure for cabling work. Feb 15 - 17
Whyke Road, Chichester, installation of shared footway, crossing point and footway repair. Road Closure northbound. Until March 3
Blount Avenue, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing (between no.9 and Crossways Avenue). Road Closure. March 1
Crossways Avenue, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing (between no.s 2 and 8). Road Closure. March 1
Halsford Park Road, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing. Road Closure. Feb 28
Heathcote Drive, East Grinstead, Carriageway Resurfacing. Road Closure. Feb 28
Heathcote Drive, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing (between Imberhorne Lane and no.126). Overnight Road Closure. March 2/3
Imberhorne Lane, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing. Overnight Road Closure. March 2/3
Nightingale Close, East Grinstead, carriageway Resurfacing. Road Closure. Feb 27/28
Wroxham Way, Felpham, carriageway Resurfacing (between no.57 and Downview Road). Road Closure. Feb 24
Adsdean Park Road, Funtington, carriageway Patching (between Adsdean Farm and Dunreyth). Road Closure. Feb 22
Graffham Common Road, Graffham, tree works. Road Closure. Feb 27/28
Tipper Lane, Harting, carriageway Patching (between Elstead Road and South Acre). Road Closure. Feb 17
The Broadway, Haywards Heath, lay new gas main, replace services and connections. Road Closure southbound. Until March 31
Fairmile Bottom, Madehurst, major tree and drainage works. Road Closure. Until Feb 17
East Marden Hill, Marden, re-thatch Village Well in centre of small green. Road Closure. Feb 14 - 24
Devils Dyke Road, Newtimber, carriageway Patching. Road Closure. Feb 21
School Lane, North Mundham, new water connection to new development. Road Closure. Feb 20 - 24
Broomers Hill Lane, Pulborough, lift and replace level crossing to allow tamping machine to pass. Overnight Road Closure. Feb 27/28
Brewells Lane, Rogate, carriageway Patching. Road Closure. Feb 16
The Street, Rustington, drainage works. Road Closure. Feb 20 - 24
Lower Beach Road, Shoreham-By-Sea, install sheet pile wall and reinforced concrete capping beam. Road Closure. Until May 30
Star Gap Hard, Shoreham-By-Sea, construction of a flood wall and improvements to slipway. Road Closure. Until May 31
Town Quay, Shoreham-By-Sea, construction of a flood wall and improvements to slipway. Road Closure. Until May 31
Church Lane, Southwater, install foul water sewer and manholes as part of new development. Road Closure. Until April 13
Victoria Road, Southwick, re-route electricity cables. Road Closure. Feb 23 - March 7
Wineham Lane, Twineham, Carriageway Patching (south side of Wineham Bridge). Road Closure. Feb 20
Byfleets Lane, Warnham, installation of laybys and passing places. Road Closure. Feb 27 - May 8
Strood Lane, Warnham, installation of build out at junction, including vegetation clearance. Road Closure. Until March 8
Goring Road South, Worthing, carriageway Patching (in Service Road). Road Closure. Feb 22
Montague Street, Worthing, leak on water main. Road Closure. Feb 22-24

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Bella Thorne has crushes on Demi Lovato, Kristen Stewart and Camila Cabello.
The 19-year-old actress - who came out as bisexual last year - revealed she has the hots for a number of famous women and would love to date them.
She told Stylecaster.com: "Demi Lovato. That's an obvious one. I love Demi. We're close. She's amazing, just such a beautiful person inside and out. Love everything she stands for.
"Kristen Stewart. I'm like, 'Please.' She's so hot. Oh. My. God. You put on those f**king Converse, girl. You put on that rock shirt, and you come to mommy. I literally love Kristen Stewart.
"Who else is super-hot? Oh, Camila Cabello. I think she's so hot. I just saw her at a party the other night, but she was with a guy, so I wasn't gonna hit on her because she was with a date."
However, Bella admitted that she finds it easier to date men than women because she never knows if women are into her or not.
She explained: "It's so hard. I can't tell if a girl is trying to be best friends with me or if she wants to get with me or if she just wants social media followers. I'm just so confused when a girl talks to me. Girls can be very flirtatious, so I don't want to make a move, and then you be like, 'Whoa, girl. Not what I was thinking, I don't roll that way'.
"Then it's so awkward. So I end up usually dating more guys, because with guys, I know if a guy's hitting me up. They're not just texting me to be my bestie. I know they want something, of some sort.
"I have this girl that's always, like, 'OMG, you're so gorgeous,' and she's always hitting on me, and I'm like, I don't know. I don't want to make a move and then you're, like, 'Oh, I'm not gay,' and then I'm, like, Oh, this is so awkward. Now you feel like I just ruined our friendship because it's just too weird."
And Bella also claims that most girls she knows are only interested in hooking up because they are not out as lesbian or bisexual.

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Question: Richmond rape suspect arrested in Newport News

RICHMOND, Va. – A fugitive has been arrested in Newport News for a rape that occurred in the City of Richmond in July of 2016.
Defrederick Young, Jr., 35, of the 1600 block of North 28th Street, is accused of raping someone known to him. Police have not released any additional details about the rape.
With the assistance of the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force, Young was arrested without incident on Monday, June 12, in Newport News.
Police have not officially announced his charges at this time.
“The RPD Major Crimes Division and the U.S. Marshals Regional Fugitive Task Force would like to thank people from Richmond and Newport News who provided information that led to Young’s arrest,” Richmond Police said in a statement.

EVERETT, Wash. (AP) — Authorities say a 13-year-old boy is accused of fatally shooting a 14-year-old boy after the victim challenged his gang affiliation.
Local media reports that court documents accuse the suspect of telling the victim he didn’t like his blue shoes while they were at school on Wednesday, and then flashing a gun and walking away.
Court documents state that later in the day, the victim and a friend were walking along a path behind an apartment building when they ran into the suspect.
The 13-year-old is then accused of shooting the 14-year-old after he challenged his gang affiliation.
The victim, identified as David Sandoval-Hilarios, later died at a hospital.
Authorities say the suspect told them he got the gun from a 12-year-old friend.
The boy was arrested for investigation of second-degree murder.
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Sarah Fitzgibbon’s youngest daughter Poppy was diagnosed with ataxic cerebral palsy at 13 months.
Now 11 years old, Poppy has profound and multiple learning difficulties. She is a non-verbal wheelchair user who attends Scoil MoChua in Clondalkin in west Dublin.
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Sarah – a mother-of-two who works part-time with the Abbey Theatre’s community and education department – set up Poppy’s Wheels, a benefit fund designed to make her daughter’s life better, as well as the lives of other children with a disability.
Through the fund, other families with children who have a disability “can achieve small victories”, says Sarah. “We loan Hippocampes [all terrain wheelchairs] to families and centres so that children and adults with restricted mobility can access forest walks and beaches.”
1) What is your proudest achievement?
“Staying sane is the first thing that comes to mind, quickly followed by my family. We are a resilient bunch. Through parenting – especially special or additional needs parenting – you meet an amazing number of people who humble you with their care, tenacity and kindness in the face of adversity. I can’t name one ‘achievement’, but to stay positive in today’s world is an achievement.”
2) What motivates you in your work and life?
“I inherited an intense work ethic so I am on the go, non-stop. I am very hopeful and positive, and I think working with different groups, especially children and young people, is key to that. My motivation is to encourage creative exploration with these groups, to engage them in social or political issues and encourage empathy. Since 2000, I have been using drama and theatre to explore social issues with junior infants to Transition Year students. I am a better carer when I can carry on my creative work.”
3) What do you do to keep mind and body healthy and well?
“Maintaining good mental health is vital when you are a carer. The physical weathering combined with social isolation, bureaucracy and uncertain futures for you and the person you care for can take a huge toll on a carer’s mental and physical wellbeing. Our lovely rescue hound has been great and my best friend got a rescue dog at the same time. I have no choice but to get out and about. It can turn around a bad day, especially with a friend. I struggle in the dark months but once we get light in the evening, I take to the garden.”
Sarah Fitzgibbon set up Poppy’s Wheels, a benefit fund designed to make her daughter’s life better, as well as the lives of other children with a disability.
4) What are the most important factors to maintain a healthy society?
“Rights-based justice is the key. Our society has to stop treating the marginalised and the disabled as charity cases. They are Irish citizens who need to be treated as such. They need to be afforded all the compassion and support a civilised society can offer to fulfil their potential in life and to support their families.”
5) What needs to be done in Ireland to achieve this?
“We need to stop outsourcing our social responsibilities to charities and start to accept that these are rights issues at the heart of civil society and are a governmental and societal responsibility. The health service in this country has been systematically vandalised by a succession of neo-liberal administrations, hell-bent on pushing us towards a privatised system of medicine.”
6) What do you think is the most pressing issue in Ireland today?
“I think we should stop Hiqa closing all congregated settings for the disabled. Equinox Theatre Company did a spectacular show last year on this issue, created and performed by adults with intellectual disabilities who see congregated settings as places where they can build their communities of care, friendship and support.”
7) How do you think the Minister for Health needs to tackle this?
“Dismantle the HSE. Embrace a real commitment to socialised medicine. Take on the vested interests in Ireland within the system such as the over-powerful consultants, the Kafkaesque bureaucracy and other counter-intuitive ‘management’ of the HSE. The outsourcing of money and responsibility to charities are doing what should be the work of Government.”
8) What do you do to relax and unwind?
“I am a box set addict. I have a group of female friends who gather to watch box sets over the winter months. It started with ‘Downton Abbey’ and has carried on since. It’s a great way to connect. And I love going to the theatre when I can.”
Poppy attends Scoil MoChua in Clondalkin in west Dublin.
9) What makes you laugh?
“My partner, Jonathan Shankey. Not bad to be still laughing after 20 years, but no one cracks me up more than him.”
10) Where would you like to live other than Ireland and why?
“I love this country and I believe in it and its people. Of course, I fantasise. It’s always somewhere snowy like Scandinavia. I have been lucky enough to visit Norway, Finland and Russia before Poppy was born and Lithuania and Holland since. I adored Amsterdam where I took my partner for his 50th birthday. I think I could live there. Also, the Nordics seem to have the most enlightened approach to disabled rights in the world.”
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Relatives and family members of some of the 94 mentally ill patients who died last year, hold a candle light vigil organized by South African main opposition party Democratica Alliance (DA) outside the Gauteng Province premier office on February 2, 2017 in Johannesburg.
The last few weeks have been brutal. They have forced me into a reflection about the systems that govern us and how they rely on humans, and therefore the flawed human condition, to govern, to protect and to safeguard the rights of people.
The main story that forced me into this reflection was the Life Esidimeni case. The health ombudsman concluded in his report that, despite expert advice, protests from families and civil society organisations and even legal action, the Gauteng Health Department moved patients who needed 24hour care from a healthcare facility to improperly vetted and inadequately qualified NGO's. This decision led to the deaths of at least 94 people. More than the Nice truck driver terrorist attack. More than the Brussels attack, the Charlie Hebdo attack and the recent Berlin attack all put together. Ninety-four is nearly three times Marikana. All, today, deceased at the hands of the very people who are charged with serving them as some of the most vulnerable in our communities.
This highlighted the simple reality that the fate of many, and importantly the fate of a vulnerable many, is in the hands of people. A fellow country man could be sentenced to death at the hands of officials without a crime, a trial, sentencing or an allowing constitution.
Public service by design, is an act of ultimate love. A love for country, so much so that it is felt as a duty to step up and serve the country, it's prosperity and growth being of primary concern. This love and duty can manifest differently in different parties but that is why we have a democratic system. So that we may align ourselves with those whose vision we agree with and challenge each other for the greater good. This system requires a presence not just from officials, but also from citizens in order to work. Citizens need to hold these officials accountable and demand that they be transparent and work with this greater good in mind.
I do not believe that the system is terminally flawed. I believe that the system lacks a rigour that should be standard. I believe that it is grossly under resourced and highly pressurised by politically and socially driven mandates which sometimes lead to poor decisions or bad mistakes. But I also believe that both sides are not adequately playing their part. In this case, these mistakes were being pointed out at every turn and in this case they should not have been made. At the same time, ordinary citizens have not sufficiently showed up to demand accountability and transparency enough.
Our love for country, the thing that makes goosebumps appear when we hear Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrica or see the flag flying high, is not just because of the beautiful landscapes or sporting teams. It should also be a fundamental love for its people and a need to see them thrive.
The trouble with otherness is that it is such a moveable affliction. Today it could poor, black, woman, gay, disabled but tomorrow it could very easily be minority, rich, privileged.
How is it that in this country, 94 people die as a result of a government decision that should have been stopped and we have lukewarm standard responses from the highest branches of government? How is it that in this country, we the ones who are not vulnerable and are well resourced, pepper the streets of Braamfontein when our retirement savings are at risk but merely tweet when 34 and then 94 of our fellow countrymen die?
The main answer I have come to is the problem of otherness. We have created so much space between us and what is different from us that when horrific things like Marikana and Life Esidimeni happen, but they do not happen to those we closely identify with, we leave it to section 27 to deal with these issues, without even providing that organisation with additional support.
The trouble with otherness is that it is such a moveable affliction. Today it could poor, black, woman, gay, disabled but tomorrow it could very easily be minority, rich, privileged. By regarding or valuing others less because of some sort of otherness we have ascribed to them, we are agreeing to be valued less by whatever our otherness may be to them.
So, while we're on the subject of love this month, I'm going to ask you, the not-so vulnerable and well resourced, to think about what love of country means to you. Below are three ideas on how to begin contributing:
· Donate your time or money to section 27.
· Visit the YPA (formerly YPF) for a dialogue session. The next session is on 15th February with Joel Netshitenzhe or drop them an email.
· Read up on how government works and how you could organise.
The last few weeks have been brutal. They have forced me into a reflection about the systems that govern us and how they rely on humans, and therefore the flawed human condition, to govern, to protect and to safeguard the rights of people.
The main story that forced me into this reflection was the Life Esidimeni case. The health ombudsman concluded in his report last week that, despite expert advice, protests from families and civil society organisation and even legal action, the Gauteng Health Department moved patients who needed 24hour care from a healthcare facility to improperly vetted and inadequately qualified NGO's. This decision led to the deaths of at least 94 people. 94 is more than Nice truck driver terrorist attack. 94 is more than the Brussels attack, the Charlie Hebdo attack and the recent Berlin attack all put together. 94 is nearly three times Marikana. All, today, deceased at the hands of the very people who are charged with serving them as some of the most vulnerable in our communities.
This highlighted the simple reality that the fate of many, and importantly the fate of a vulnerable many, is in the hands of people. A fellow country man could be sentenced to death at the hands of officials without a crime, a trial, sentencing or an allowing constitution.
Public service by design, is an act of ultimate love. A love for country, so much so that it is felt as a duty to step up and serve the country, it's prosperity and growth being of primary concern. This love and duty can manifest differently in different parties but that is why we have a democratic system. So that we may align ourselves with those whose vision we agree with and challenge each other for the greater good. This system requires a presence not just from officials, but also from citizens in order to work. Citizens need to hold these officials accountable and demand that they be transparent and work with this greater good in mind.
I do not believe that the system is terminally flawed. I believe that the system lacks a rigour that should be standard. I believe that it is grossly under resourced and highly pressurised by politically and socially driven mandates which sometimes lead to poor decisions or bad mistakes. But I also believe that both sides are not adequately playing their part. In this case, these mistakes were being pointed out at every turn and in this case they should not have been made. At the same time, ordinary citizens have not sufficiently showed up to demand accountability and transparency enough.
Our love for country, the thing that makes goosebumps appear when we hear Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrica or see the flag flying high, is not just because of the beautiful landscapes or sporting teams. It should also be a fundamental love for its people and a need to see them thrive.
How is it that in this country 94 people die as a result of a government decision that should have been stopped and we have lukewarm standard responses from the highest branches of government? How is it that in this country, we the ones who are not vulnerable and are well resourced, pepper the streets of Braamfontein when our retirement savings are at risk but merely tweet when 34 and then 94 of our fellow countrymen die?
The main answer I have come to is the problem of otherness. We have created so much space between us and what is different from us that when horrific things like Marikana and Life Esidimeni happen, but they do not happen to those we closely identify with, we leave it to section 27 to deal with without even providing that organisation with additional support.
The trouble with otherness is that it is such a moveable affliction. Today it could poor, black, woman, gay, disabled but tomorrow it could very easily be minority, rich, privileged. By regarding or valuing others less because of some sort of otherness we have ascribed to them, is agreeing to be valued less by whatever your otherness may be to them.
So, while we're on the subject of love this month, I'm going to ask you, the not vulnerable and well resourced, to think about what love of country means to you. Below are three ideas on how to begin contributing:
· Donate your time or money to section 27: http://section27.org.za/
· Visit the YPA (formerly YPF) for a dialogue session. The next session is on 15th February with Joel Netshitenzhe: http://ypa.org.za or email info@ypa.org.za
· Read up on how government works and how you could organise: http://www.etu.org.za/toolbox/government.html


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President and CEO, David Helveston of ABC, Jhon Cuthbertson of BIC Alliance and Vice President, Andrew B. Lopez of Cajun Industries visit at the ABC Excellence in Construction Awards.