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Democrats want independent investigation but Republicans refuse to consider that an option.
WASHINGTON -- U.S. intelligence agencies and Congress will continue to investigate Russia's involvement in the 2016 presidential election, even after President Donald Trump fired his national security adviser for providing inaccurate accounts of his contacts with the Russian ambassador last year.
Democrats said an independent investigation was the best way to answer questions about the Trump administration's ties to Russia. But Republican leaders continue to refuse to consider that option and said three congressional investigations underway were enough.
Trump's national security adviser, Michael Flynn, was fired late Monday. The White House said he misled Vice President Mike Pence about his contacts with the Russian ambassador.
This isn't the first time Trump has distanced himself from an adviser in light of relationships with Moscow. In late August, Paul Manafort resigned as Trump's campaign chairman after disclosures by The Associated Press about his firm's covert lobbying on behalf of Ukraine's former pro-Russia governing political party. Trump has long held a friendly posture toward the long-time U.S. adversary and has been reluctant to criticize Russian President Vladimir Putin, even for Putin's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea region in 2014.
"This isn't simply about a change in policy toward Russia, as the administration would like to portray. It's what's behind that change in policy," said California Rep. Adam Schiff, the top Democrat on the House intelligence committee, one of the congressional bodies investigating.
Under the Obama administration, U.S. intelligence agencies said Russia interfered in the 2016 election with the goal of electing Trump. Trump has acknowledged that Russia hacked Democratic emails but denies it was to help him win.
The New York Times reported late Tuesday that members of Trump's campaign, including Manafort, had repeated contacts with Russian intelligence officials during the year before the election. The U.S. knew about these contacts through phone records and intercepted calls, the Times said.
Reached late Tuesday, Manafort told The Associated Press he has not been interviewed by the FBI about these alleged contacts.
"I have never knowingly spoken to Russian intelligence officers and I have never been involved with anything to do with the Russian government or the Putin administration or any other issues under investigation today," Manafort said.
Officials who spoke with the Times anonymously said they had not yet seen any evidence of the Trump campaign cooperating with the Russians on hacking or other attempts to influence the election.
The investigations and the unusual firing of the national security adviser just 24 days into his job have put Republicans in the awkward position of investigating the leader of their party. The congressional probes are ultimately in the hands of the Republican committee chairmen, and the executive branch's investigation is now overseen by Trump appointees.
Republican leaders focused on the idea that Flynn misled Pence about the nature of his contacts with the Russian ambassador - not on any questioning of the relationship between Flynn and the ambassador. Democrats said a key issue is whether Flynn broke diplomatic protocol and potentially the law by discussing U.S. sanctions with Moscow before Trump's inauguration. Virginia Sen. Mark Warner, the top Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee, said the committee had not yet seen the transcripts of Flynn's calls.
The Justice Department had warned the White House late last month that Flynn could be at risk for blackmail because of contradictions between his public depictions of the calls with the Russian ambassador and what intelligence officials knew about the conversations.
"You cannot have a national security adviser misleading the vice president and others," said Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan of Wisconsin.
California Rep. Devin Nunes, chairman of the House intelligence committee, said he was concerned Flynn's rights were violated in the interception of his conversations with the Russian ambassador.
"I'm just shocked that nobody's covering the real crime here," Nunes said. "You have an American citizen who had his phone call recorded and then leaked to the media."
The FBI has wide legal authority to eavesdrop on the conversations of foreign intelligence targets, including diplomats, inside the U.S.
Flynn did not concede any wrongdoing in his resignation letter, saying merely that he "inadvertently briefed the vice president elect and others with incomplete information regarding my phone calls with the Russian ambassador."
While North Carolina Sen. Richard Burr, chairman of the Senate intelligence committee, said much of the panel's investigation will occur behind closed doors, Oregon Democratic Sen. Ron Wyden said he planned to push to make the findings and hearings public.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Trump did not direct Flynn to discuss U.S. sanctions with the Russians. "No, absolutely not," Spicer said.

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Question: AP source: MLB hopes for Yanks-Red Sox in London in 2019

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NEW YORK (AP) — A person familiar with the plans tells The Associated Press that Major League Baseball is working to finalize a two-game series between the New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox at London’s Olympic Stadium on June 29-30 in 2019, the sport’s first regular-season games in Europe.
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The Red Sox have the option of having both games be Boston home games, the person familiar with the planning said. The person spoke on condition of anonymity Monday because no announcement had been made.
Baseball officials have long hoped for games on London and settled last year on Olympic Stadium, which is in its second season as home of West Ham of the Premier League. Because it originally was built for a 400-meter track, it is wider than other large stadiums in the London area and can best accommodate the dimensions of a baseball field.
MLB chose the June window because it is after the Premier League season and before the stadium must be made available for summer track and field events. MLB hopes to make an announcement within the next two months.
Each player would get $60,000 for participating in the games, according to the collective bargaining agreement.
MLB is playing regular-season games in San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Monterrey, Mexico, this year.
Baseball opened its season at Monterrey in 1999 (Colorado vs. San Diego); the Tokyo Dome in 2000 (Chicago Cubs-New York Mets), 2004 (Tampa Bay-Yankees), 2008 (Boston-Oakland) and 2012 (Seattle-Oakland); and at Sydney, Australia in 2014 (Los Angeles Dodgers-Arizona). The collective bargaining agreement had a provision for a 2019 opener in Toyko.
Additional regular-season games were played at Monterrey in 1996 (San Diego-Mets); and at San Juan in 2001 (Toronto-Texas), 2003-04 (a total of 43 Montreal home games) and 2010 (Mets-Florida Marlins).
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PITTSBURGH — A hard slide by Pittsburgh pitcher Joe Musgrove led to the Pirates and Chicago Cubs emptying their benches in another tense moment in the series between NL Central rivals.
Musgrove slid hard into second baseman Javier Baez to break up a potential double play in the third inning on Wednesday night. Baez was knocked off balance but did not hit the ground.
No punches were thrown as both teams milled around the infield and there were no ejections.
Crew chief Gerry Davis instituted a video replay review to see if Musgrove interfered with Baez. However, replay officials at Major League Baseball's central office in New York informed Davis that it was not a reviewable play.

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Kris Bryant gets hit on the brim of his helmet with a 96-mph fastball, then is helped off the field and exits the game in the 1st inning


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Question: Five regulatory considerations startups should keep in mind before doing business in India

In the recent past, the Indian Government has been proactive in encouraging startups, and according to the ‘Ease of Doing Business Index of 2018’ created by the World Bank, India currently ranks 100 out of 190 countries. T shows how easy or difficult it is for an entrepreneur to open and run a small to medium-size business when complying with relevant regulations. It measures and tracks changes in regulations affecting 11 areas in the life cycle of a business: starting a business, dealing with construction permits, getting electricity, registering property, getting credit, protecting minority investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts, resolving insolvency and labour market regulation.
India’s rank has significantly improved due to various reforms that have been brought about by the current Government, including setting up of the Atal Innovation Mission and NITI Aayog. Several benefits for eligible startups have been provided by the Indian government, including but not limited to compliance regime based on self-certification, providing legal support and fast-tracking patent examination at lower costs, relaxed norms for public procurement, tax exemption on capital gains, tax exemption for three years, providing funding support, and separate institutional trading platforms have been provided by stock exchanges for listing of startups.
It is often felt that startups face numerous legal and regulatory challenges in order to grow into successful organizations.
Here are five key legal and regulatory considerations which startups need to consider before doing business in India:
Business structure: In India, a startup business may be set up either as a limited liability partnership or as a private limited company depending on the nature of the business, tax efficiency, corporate flexibility, cost of formation, compliance requirements and so on. Typically, we have seen that startups in India prefer incorporating a private limited company as it is easier to raise funds from investors.
Licenses and registrations: There are a number of licenses and registrations which are required to be obtained in order to carry out business in India depending on the nature of business of the startup and the entity that is incorporated i.e. Permanent Account Number (PAN), Importer Exporter Code (IEC), Tax Deduction and Collection Account Number (TAN), Goods and Service Tax (GST), Shops and Commercial Establishment certificate, employment related registrations depending on the number of employees, certificate from the Inter-Ministerial Board of Certification (IMBC) for tax benefits and so on.
Intellectual Property (IP): For most technology-centric startups, IP is very important. IP includes copyright, trademarks, patents, design, software development codes, programs, research findings, algorithms etc. and it is imperative that a startup protects these effectively from the very beginning as IP rights may also be licensed and/or sold and thus have financial implications as well.
Contract management: A startup would need to enter into various written contracts to make them legally binding and enforceable, i.e. service agreements with vendors, distribution agreements with distributors, employment agreements with employees, consultancy agreements with consultants, non-disclosure agreement (NDA) with various third parties for protection of confidential information, leave and license or lease agreements for use of premises, shareholder agreements (including subscription agreements and/or share transfer agreements) with investors, partnership agreement between partners, IP-related agreements for protection or assignment of IP, etc. As a startup should ideally try to mitigate risks which it may face from any commercial arrangement that it would be entering into, it is essential that these agreements are not one side and are negotiated properly. Also, startups should keep in mind that most agreements need to be stamped and registered (if required) prior to execution.
Compliance requirements: There are a number of reporting requirements that a startup would need to comply with depending on the nature of the entity that is incorporated and the investment that is made. In the event that the entity is a company, various filings/reportings would need to be made with the relevant registrar of companies and the company would have to comply with the Indian Companies Act, 2013 (including with respect to number of members, directors, shareholder meetings, board meetings, quorum for meetings, annual filings etc.). In the event the entity is a limited liability partnership, then various filings/reportings would need to be made with the relevant registrar of companies and the partnership would have to comply with the Limited Liability Partnership Act, 2008 (including with respect appointment of designated partners, annual filings etc.). Also, in case of foreign investment, relevant filings/reportings would need to be made to the Reserve Bank of India etc.
Keeping the above in mind, entrepreneurs must explore the website https://www.startupindia.gov.in/, set up by the Indian Government to boost startups in India.
(The author is Partner, Indian Law Partners, Mumbai. With additional inputs from Pranay Kapoor, Associate, Indian law Partners)

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A large shareholder of NTN Buzztime, which provides trivia games/electronic check-out technology to restaurants and bars, is considering a proxy fight after the Carlsbad company rejected his efforts to join its board of directors.
Sean Gordon, who owns nearly 9 percent of NTN’s shares, began seeking a board nomination in January because he was frustrated with the company’s lagging financial performance and stalled roll out of additional services to Buffalo Wild Wings.
“In 2014 they announced this heroic move forward with Buffalo Wild Wings where they were going to start doing menu/order/pay, jukebox music and promotional game playing,” said Gordon. “But this deployment has been delayed for one reason or another. It is now April 2018 and it is still not deployed.”
Gordon believes he can help the company improve its sales strategy, among other things, so it’s not so reliant on Buffalo Wild Wings, which makes up more than 40 percent of its $21.3 million in annual revenue.
NTN’s board rejected Gordon’s request to have his name put on the ballot as a board candidate at NTN’s upcoming annual shareholder meeting, which hasn’t been scheduled yet but typically takes place in June.
The company contends Gordon failed to meet stockholder nomination requirements in its bylaws.
“He did not meet the criteria for the proposal,” said NTN Chief Financial Officer Allen Wolff. “I would hope that he doesn’t (launch a proxy contest.) We have been very forthcoming in talking with him as well as other investors. Hopefully he has a chance in the future to either meet the requirements or continue to give us support from the sidelines.”
Gordon believes he has met the criteria. He is in discussions with his lawyers about whether to initiate a proxy battle.
“In their corporate bylaws they have numerous hurdles set up where you have to jump through the perfect hoop that is on fire with three tigers on the other side and come out safely,” he said, adding that he believes he has done that “to the best of my ability.”
The potential proxy fight comes as NTN tries to keep its shares from being delisted from the NYSE American stock exchange.
In March, it was notified that its $5.5 million in shareholder equity doesn’t meet the NYSE American minimum threshold. It has until March 2019 to boost shareholder equity, which could involve raising additional capital that could be complicated by a proxy fight.
Founded in 1985, NTN provides an interactive trivia game network to 2,730 restaurants and bars on a subscription basis – competing with privately held rivals E al Carte and Ziosk. It has struggled financially for years and hasn’t been profitable under Generally Accepted Accounting Principles since 1994, said William Gibson, an analyst with Roth Capital Partners.
The company’s turnaround strategy under Chief Executive Ram Krishnan centers on adding menu ordering, check-out and other services via tablet computers to its trivia game platform. It also aims to bring NTN to new markets such as senior centers, casinos and car dealerships.
During a 2016 investor conference, Krishnan predicted the company would have 10,000 subscriber sites in five years.
But the growth strategy hasn’t gained momentum so far. Revenue fell 4 percent last year as NTN lost 114 subscriber locations. NTN has narrowed its losses by cutting costs. Still, it lost $1.1 million last year. Its stock price has plunged more than 30 percent over the past 12 months.
NTN inked a deal with Buffalo Wild Wings to roll out expanded services including menu ordering, song and TV programming requests and bill pay beginning in 2015. But only 28 of the chain’s restaurants are using the system so far.
Part of the delay stems from Buffalo Wild Wings’ long running battle with an activist shareholder that resulted in its CEO leaving. Buffalo Wild Wings was sold in February to a holding company that owns Arby’s Restaurants.
The new owner has put the NTN project on hold while it gets up to speed.
“We have had challenges just in the ownership structure of Buffalo Wild Wings,” said Wolff, NTN’s chief financial officer. “We have done a lot to craft a solution around their requirements. We have brought it to market for them. What happens now is really up to the new ownership.”
Gordon said NTN has “put all its eggs in one basket” by being so focused on the delayed Buffalo Wild Wings deal.
“Every public announcement they say it’s Buffalo Wild Wings’ fault,” said Gordon a former managing director at Barclays Capital. “I don’t buy it. Maybe in time they can finally sign a long-term deal and deliver what they promised. But they have given up other opportunities, burned through a lot of cash and misguided the company along the way.”
Other shareholders also have complained about not being able to ask questions during quarterly conference calls and annual meetings, which are conducted online only.
“They would not let me speak on the conference call because I was labeled a hostile shareholder,” said Art Wirth, a retiree who has owned NTN shares for nearly 10 years. “I wasn’t hostile. All I wanted was to get results after so many years of the same people there not producing.”
David Zilberg, who objects to NTN’s executive compensation levels when the stock price is down, said the company got a restraining order against him after he repeatedly contacted management to complain.
“When it is unpleasant for them to hear, they shut you off,” said Zilberg, who owns about 30,000 shares.
NTN’s board met with Gordon in 2016 to discuss his increased participation in the company but decided it wasn’t a good fit, said NTN’s Wolff.
“We continue to keep an open and hopefully constructive dialog with Sean and other investors,” he said. “We are focused on really transitioning the company from a one dimensional entertainment product and business to a multi-dimensional platform company.”
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Bump stocks were found among the gunman’s weapons and explain why victims in Las Vegas heard what sounded like automatic-weapons fire as the shooter rained bullets from a casino high-rise, slaughtering 58 people in a concert below and wounding hundreds more.\nThursday’s sudden endorsements of controls came almost simultaneously from the NRA and the White House.\nThe NRA, which famously opposes virtually any hint of new restrictions, said in a statement: “The National Rifle Association is calling on the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (BATFE) to immediately review whether these devices comply with federal law. The NRA believes that devices designed to allow semi-automatic rifles to function like fully automatic rifles should be subject to additional regulations.”\nMoments after, at the White House, press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders praised the announcement.\n“We welcome that and a conversation on that,” Sanders said. “It’s something we’re very open to.”\nHouse Speaker Paul Ryan added his support, as have other top Republicans.\n“Obviously we need to look at how we can tighten up the compliance with this law so that fully automatic weapons are banned,” the Wisconsin Republican told reporters at an event in Chestertown, Maryland.\nIt was a rare concession for all concerned. The nation’s largest gun lobby and most Republicans have stood firmly in recent years against stricter gun regulations, even as one mass shooting after another horrified the nation. 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CHICAGO — Welington Castillo hit a grand slam and drove in a career-high five runs, and the Baltimore Orioles snapped a six-game losing streak with a rain-delayed 10-6 victory over the Chicago White Sox on Wednesday night.
Castillo gave the Orioles an 8-5 lead with his drive against Miguel Gonzalez (4-8) in the fifth inning and helped prevent them from matching their longest slide of the season. Baltimore also evened its record at 32-32 after falling below .500 for the first time since Oct. 3, 2015.
Matt Davidson homered in his third straight game to help Chicago grab an early 5-1 lead. But the Orioles turned this one around, pounding out 13 hits on the way to a lopsided victory.
Trey Mancini had a double and two singles. He scored three runs and drove in one.
Mark Trumbo added two hits and two runs, and a shaky Dylan Bundy (7-5) got the support he needed.

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Mayor John Tory says his meeting with both the federal and provincial finance ministers on the city’s red hot real estate market is no “photo op.”
The mayor said Monday he hopes the trio will have something concrete to announce after they talk Tuesday about steeply escalating prices for housing.
Tory plans to raise issues like a vacant property tax, lack of rental supply and the need for better data on the market at the meeting.
“This is not a photo op,” he said. “I think it’s a very important first opportunity for the three representatives of the three governments to sit in a room together and actually compare notes.”
Tory will meet with federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau and Ontario Finance Minister Charles Sousa to discuss housing prices Tuesday afternoon — a meeting Morneau requested earlier this month.
A recent Toronto Real Estate Board report said the average selling price for a home in the city jumped by 33% from the previous year.
Tory said an emerging consensus seems to be that an “element of speculation” is contributing to the price jump.
There’s no “magic solution” to the problem, but tackling that part of it is important, he said.
“The key becomes to identify...who is responsible for that speculation and what could you do about it that was responsible and effective,” he said. “I’m sure that’s what we’re going to discuss tomorrow.”
On Thursday, Finance Minister Charles Sousa said the province needs to address “property scalpers”, who beat legitimate buyers to new developments only to then flip the homes for a hefty profit.
The province has signalled in recent weeks that it intends to intervene and calm the housing market.
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Question: The five things your vagina is trying to tell you revealed

When it comes to aches and pains, while we are very much in tune with what to do if we have a headache or a stomach ache, what we're not so accustomed to dealing with is discomfort 'down there'.
But one Australian integrative medicine expert, Dr Cris Beer, is out to change all of that - claiming that 'vaginal flora imbalances' are not as uncommon or embarrassing as you might think.
Here, speaking to FEMAIL, Dr Beer revealed the five things your vagina might be trying to tell you - and why you should be listening.
Australian integrative medicine expert, Dr Cris Beer (pictured), revealed to FEMAIL the five things your vagina is trying to tell you - and why you should be listening
First things first, discomfort in your nether regions can be as much to do with a bad diet - whether it's sugar, MSG or bread you're filling your body with yeast (stock image)
1. Your diet is poor
First things first, discomfort in your nether regions can be as much to do with a bad diet as it can anything else:
'If you're grazing on a diet high in foods like bread, sugar and MSG, and drinking a little too much and too often, then you're likely to be fuelling your body with yeast,' Dr Beer told FEMAIL.
She added that not only does all of this spur on the production of yet more yeast, but you're also 'being unkind to your body':
'Cut back on processed foods and sugars to ensure you're eating a mix of nutritionally-dense foods,' she advised - citing fruit, vegetables, wholegrains, protein and fibre as all good ideas.
'This will give you the best cover against bugs, infections and other nasties.'
The medical expert also said that stress can manifest on your nether regions - and it pays to be mindful of sleep, exercise and caffeine consumption (stock image)
2. You're stressed
While you might think that stress most obviously manifests itself in your brain, it can also affect your body:
'Stress not only brings tension and unease, but it can also release stress hormones call corticosteroids, which can suppress certain cells in the immune system, inhibiting our body's ability to find infection,' Dr Beer explained.
To help manage daily stressors, the integrative medicine expert advises making sure you're getting enough sleep - at a minimum seven hours each night - and that you're exercising moderately each day:
'It can also help to be mindful of your caffeine consumption - no more than two cups of coffee daily - to help reduce anxiety and tension,' Dr Beer added.
3. You've been on a course of antibiotics
If your vagina is experiencing some discomfort, it may be down to the fact that you've just completed a course of antibiotics, Dr Beer said:
'Women can often get thrush after a course of antibiotics, due to the loss of good bacteria from the vagina,' she said.
'So I always recommend supplementing with a good quality probiotic both during and after the antibiotic course, to help keep your good bacteria in check.'
Dr Beer recommends opting for a probiotic with 'clinically-trialled strains and one specifically designed for women's health'.
She said you can also supplement your diet with probiotic-rich foods, including kefir, sauerkraut, kimchi and full-fat yoghurt.
If your vagina is experiencing some discomfort, it may be down to the fact that you've just completed a course of antibiotics or are ovulating, Dr Beer said (stock image)
4. You're ovulating
'Do you notice that you have more discharge than usual at certain times of the month?,' Dr Beer asked.
'It's probably just a sign that you're ovulating.
'Normal vaginal discharge is a healthy way for your body to get rid of fluid and old cells, and it's not uncommon to have a little more than usual during ovulation.'
However, the expert added that if you notice a change in texture, colour or odour, it's worth speaking to your health practitioner to ensure it's nothing more serious.
5. You need to up your hygiene
Last but not least, though you may not like to hear it, your vagina may be trying to tell you that you need to look after it a little better:
'Women are more prone to Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) than men, which refers to a bacterial infection in the bladder, kidneys, ureters or urethra,' Dr Beer said.
'It's therefore crucial that good hygiene is adhered to, particularly after sexual intercourse.'
She concluded by saying that 'urinating after sex can help to flush out bad bacteria before it has time to travel to your bladder, helping to minimise the risk of infection'.
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Question: Sales tax questions, fluoride, ATVs could appear on Petersburg ballot

Local voters could be deciding on fluoride, on-road ATV use, sales tax changes and changes to the borough’s charter this October. Residents have submitted a proposal to end the practice of adding fluoride to Petersburg’s water and hope to be able to start gathering signatures to put that issue on the ballot.
Another group is trying again with a proposed ordinance to allow on-road use of all-terrain and utility vehicles. Proposal supporter Richard Burke has rewritten that measure after the borough deemed it insufficient this month. Both the fluoride question and the new ATV proposal have been sent to the borough’s attorney for review. If either pass legal scrutiny then supporters could start gathering the signatures needed to force a vote.
Meanwhile, it looks like voters will have at least one charter change to decide. What could be the first change to the borough’s foundational document is up for its second reading and a public hearing before the borough assembly Monday. It would allow the city of Kupreanof to own and operate the dock in Kupreanof, if the state is willing to transfer that facility.
The ballot could also have several sales tax questions. On Monday the assembly will have the first reading of an ordinance to raise the sales tax cap from 12-hundred dollars to five thousand dollars. The measure would also eliminate a sales tax exemption for goods purchased here for use outside of the borough. Both those issues could be put on the October ballot. The tax cap change has been on the ballot multiple times in recent year. Voters said no to an increase to two thousand dollars just three years ago. That failed by 129 votes. An increase to 17-hundred dollars failed by just six votes in 2012. Those questions will need three approvals by the borough assembly before they’ll appear on the ballot.
In other business for the assembly Monday, there’s a vote on an application to purchase borough land on South Third Street. Another vote is on spending money to fix problems with the fire alarm system at Mountain View Manor. There are also votes on a reduced electrical power rate for the schools and the elimination of a 10 percent discount for advanced payment of moorage in the harbors.
The assembly will consider a contract for borough attorney Sara Heideman and has drafted a letter on the future of the Coast Guard in Petersburg.
The meeting is at Monday, April 17 at 6 p.m. in borough assembly chambers and you can hear it live on KFSK.

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Question: State moves to freeze ex-CEO’s properties

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Authorities have sought to freeze four properties owned by former Ipswich CEO Carl Wulff.
Authorities have sought to freeze four properties owned by former Ipswich CEO Carl Wulff.
AUTHORITIES have moved to freeze more than $1 million worth of property belonging to allegedly corrupt former Ipswich City Council chief executive Carl Wulff.
Spouse Sharon Oxenbridge is also caught up in the Supreme Court civil lawsuit, with both named as co-owners of property and accused of having "engaged in a serious crime-related activity".
Wulff, 66, and Oxenbridge, 51, have been charged by the Crime and Corruption Commission with two counts of official corruption, involving allegations of accepting bribes for contracts during Wulff's time working at the Roderick St council headquarters.
One case involves more than $104,000 in allegedly corrupt payments in exchange for awarding work to contractor Claude Walker, who is also facing a corruption charge over the payments.
The State Government on Monday made an application under the Criminal Proceeds Confiscation Act to restrict Wulff and Oxenbridge from being able to sell off four properties.
Under the court action, they would also have to declare any property worth more than $5000 and anything worth more than $5000 that was sold in the past six years.
Caught up in the freezing order is a swish investment apartment at Brisbane's Hamilton Harbour, which boasts "stunning vistas of the city, Brisbane River and beyond".
Carl Wulff and Sharon Oxenbridge.
Wulff and Oxenbridge bought the apartment off the plan for $810,000 in November 2011.
The apartment first came under the gaze of the CCC in 2013 after The Courier-Mail revealed Ipswich ratepayers had paid $48,000 for Walker to rent it while a contractor for Ipswich council.
Wulff left the council late that year, with the CCC then finding no evidence of criminal conduct in the apartment deal.
Three other properties bought by Wulff are ensnared in the freezing order action.
One of those is a 2005-built three-bedroom house in Dandenong, Victoria, bought in 2007 and last listed for sale in 2014 for about $370,000.
Another is a three-bedroom townhouse in the same suburb, also bought in 2007.
Last is a three-bedroom house in western Sydney, bought for $62,000 in 1997.
Wulff was CEO of Liverpool after leaving Ipswich under a cloud. He now runs a consulting group, according to his LinkedIn profile, in which he talks up his time in Ipswich as an "innovator and transformational leader".
Wulff and Oxenbridge have not yet filed a response to the court action and attempts to obtain comment yesterday were unsuccessful.
Wulff has previously denied any wrongdoing in his council dealings.
Walker has refused to comment.

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Question: Newcastle signs goalkeeper Dubravka on permanent deal

PRAGUE, Czech Republic — Newcastle has completed the permanent signing of goalkeeper Martin Dubravka from Sparta Prague.
Sparta and Newcastle confirmed the transfer on Wednesday after the Premier League club activated an option to sign the 29-year-old Slovak, who joined the Magpies on loan in January.
Newcastle says Dubravka signed a contract until June 2022.
The goalkeeper had an impressive debut for Newcastle in a 1-0 victory over Manchester United and played 12 league matches overall.
Newcastle manager Rafa Benítez says: "We're delighted to finalize the permanent signing of Martin to Newcastle United today. Ever since he arrived with us on loan he has shown a fantastic attitude and great work ethic, and of course we have been very impressed with his performances for us on the pitch last season."
Dubravka has played 10 internationals for Slovakia.
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Fulham are closing on an agreement close to £20million for Newcastle United striker Aleksandar Mitrovic.
Though other clubs, including Crystal Palace have been mentioned, the 23-year-old is eager to rejoin Fulham manager Slavisa Jokanovic in the Premier League.
Mitrovic scored 12 goals for Fulham on loan in the Championship last season.
Fulham are closing on an agreement for Aleksandar Mitrovic to rejoin in a £million deal
Newcastle want to bring in Salomon Rondon from West Bromwich Albion plus winger Andros Townsend from Crystal Palace.
A bid to sign Alassane Plea from Nice has so far failed to reach the French club's valuation.
Fulham want all five of the players who starred for them on loan last season.
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Question: Immigrant Child Separated From Mother Lost His Ability To Walk

A six-year-old boy was separated from his mother at the U.S. border and forced to live with a foster family, who neglected his medical conditions.
After more than 2,300 families were separated due to a policy instituted by President Donald Trump, heartbreaking stories of the ordeal that parents and their children had to endure are coming forward.
One such story involves a child with osteoporosis, whose separation from his mother led to him being incapable of walking. The mother, who remains anonymous due to fears of retaliation from the U.S. government during her immigration proceedings, and her son, age 6, fled their home country of Guatemala, and are fearful for their lives if they’re forced to return there.
The boy was already in a lot of pain to begin with due to the trek. But following their forced separation, he was placed in foster care with another family who chose to ignore his medical condition for almost two months. The pain for him became so severe, according to the mother’s lawyer Laura Lunn, that he lost function in his legs.
“He said he was in so much pain that he couldn’t really walk,” Lunn said.
The mother and the son remain separated at this time.
Stories like these will become the legacy of the Trump administration. The president, being so entrenched in his belief that immigrants are like animals, is creating situations like these where children become the victims of his policies. What's more, Trump shows very little remorse for his actions.
We need to do better as a nation. We must reject Trump’s legacy, and create a new one, where we show more empathy toward those who are seeking asylum to our nation.
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Question: Four Loco: NHL plays 4 OT playoff games in crazy night

In Toronto, Tyler Bozak's tip-in put a charge into the Air Canada Centre. Ditto with Nashville when the Predators scored in OT for another win over Chicago.
They had some extra fun in Boston and Calgary, too, before Ottawa and Anaheim finally broke through.
There are few thrills quite like overtime playoff hockey, and the NHL hasn't had a night with this sort of excitement in more than 30 years. All four post-season games Monday went to OT for the first time since April 10, 1985, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. The only other time it happened before that was April 11, 1980.
"Those are the most fun games to play, definitely" Bozak said.
There's been fun to go around in these playoffs.
Eleven of 24 post-season games have gone to overtime in the first round, including all three games between Toronto and Washington and two between Ottawa and Boston. All eight first-round series have included at least one OT finish. The record for an entire post-season is 17 overtime games in 2013.
And with underdogs like Nashville, Toronto and St. Louis threatening early upsets, these playoffs are getting an extra boost.
"It was a 10," Predators coach Peter Laviolette said of the atmosphere Monday. "I'm not sure there's another place like it."
Nashville got its win behind a backhand goal from 20-year-old Kevin Fiala 16:44 into OT, the longest game of the night. Fiala and teammates Mike Fisher and James Neal jumped together into the end boards to celebrate a 3-0 series lead over the top-seeded Blackhawks.
The quickest end came in Calgary, where Anaheim stunned the Flames. Perry scored 90 seconds into extra time, helping the Ducks rally from three-goals down to win — a first in the team's post-season history. Around the Saddledome, fans in red sweaters threw up their arms in frustration before quietly making their way to the exits.
Boston's TD Garden crowd didn't disperse so easily. Bobby Ryan's winner came on the power play following a disputed roughing call against the Bruins' Riley Nash, and fans rained boos on the officials and threw items onto the ice in protest.
And then there's the party in Toronto, which hadn't hosted a playoff game since 2013. Bozak's goal 1:37 into overtime, putting the Leafs ahead of Washington 2-1 in their first-round series. Bozak celebrated by jumping on Nazem Kadri, who passed the puck to set up the winner, and then the pair was mobbed by the rest of the squad.
"It's a lot of emotion," Bozak said. "You just want to be with your teammates and celebrate."
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In a matter of a few days, the Stanley Cup playoffs could be without two of the five best teams from the 2016-17 season. That is after the Minnesota Wild and Columbus Blue Jackets stuck out on Easter Sunday for all the wrong reasons.
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Question: Petrol bomb hits Suu Kyi's house in Myanmar; no injuries

BANGKOK (AP) — A Myanmar government spokesman says a petrol bomb was tossed into the residential compound of the country's leader Aung San Suu Kyi, but she was not at home and damage was minor.
Spokesman Zaw Htay says Suu Kyi was in the capital Naypyitaw when the incident took place Thursday morning.
He says witnesses saw an unidentified man running away from the residence, after which police found an exploded bottle with gasoline traces inside the compound that had burned external water pipes.
Suu Kyi is hugely popular among Myanmar's majority Buddhists, but has been heavily criticized abroad for failing to stake a stand against army abuses against the Muslim Rohingya minority.
She holds the official positions of state counselor and foreign minister.

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Question: Police commit to crackdown on Kodi streaming

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Police Scotland has met with leading broadcasters amid growing concern about the provision of illegally streamed football matches in homes and pubs.
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The force warned that criminal gangs have moved into the area which has grown as counterfeit services become “normalised” among fans tired of paying for legal subscription services.
Officers met with representatives of Sky, BT Sport, the English Premier League, Celtic TV and others at a conference in Tulliallan, Fife, on Tuesday.
According to industry analysis, the illegal use of internet protocol television (IPTV) has risen by 143 per cent in the past year.
Police Scotland said criminals had moved into the illegal streaming of football and other pay TV services as it seen as being a lower risk.
Chief Inspector Mark Leonard, Police Scotland’s lead on counterfeiting, said: “Crime groups and criminals around Scotland are diversifying into what’s seen as less risk areas.
“There’s also a public perception that this is a commodity which is victimless. Prevention is a big part of this so we need to change attitudes and behaviours of people that this damages the creative industries in Scotland as well.
“This is now seen as being normalised. A family will sit and watch one of these IPTV devices.”
Last month 25-year-old Gavin Gray was given a 12-month restriction of liberty order after admitting fraud offences that enabled others to watch pay TV channels without an official viewing card.
The first conviction of its type in Scotland, it followed an operation by police, Sky, Virgin Media and others in 2014.
When police raided Gray’s home in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, they seized £44,500 hidden in a safe in the loft and later seized £80,000 from his bank account.
Today’s seminar at the Scottish Police College was also attended by Trading Standards, HM Revenue & Customs and the UK Intellectual Property Office.

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The Scottish Daily Mail has covered the increase in rail fares, which are set to add hundreds to the cost of a season ticket.
The Scottish Daily Express leads with Ryanair choosing to limit the amount that passengers can drink before flying with the airline.
The Scotsman have an exclusive from Catholic Church leaders who are demanding action over religious hate crime.
The Daily Record looked at how a teenager on bail for sexual assault created a fake Facebook account to trick another woman to a deserted park.
And finally The Scottish Sun and The Press and Journal covered the husband and wife who killed each other after an argument.


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Question: Suspect jumps out of building to avoid police

OSHAWA, Ont. — Police say a suspect who was allegedly driving a stolen vehicle was arrested after fleeing on foot and jumping out of a second storey window in an attempt to avoid capture.
Durham regional police say officers spotted the stolen vehicle late morning and followed it to a parking lot in Oshawa, Ont., where they attempted to arrest the driver.
It's alleged the suspect resisted arrest by punching and kicking the officers, and even bit one of them.
They say after officers unsuccessfully tried to Taser the suspect, he fled into an apartment building and police pursued him into one of the units.

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Question: BRIEF-National Storage Affiliates Trust Says Tranche D Term Loan Facility Matures Jan 29

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Question: 2-days IVH HCAP was conducted at Bathinda Unit & Township of National Fertilizers Limited

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India Virtual Hospital’s Health Care Assistance Program (HCAP) which is a Unique Employee Health Assistance and Wellness Programme kickstarted at Bathinda Factory and Unit of National Fertilizers Limited, a leading public sector undertaking (PSUs).
With PSUs and Indian Corporate increasingly going in for effective healthcare & wellness programmes to provide a comprehensive welfare ecosystem to their employees, IVH HCAP is well suited to cater to their needs. It is a fine mix of health assistance and wellness model where the employees are rightly empowered to have a hassle-free treatment experience at effective costs, is continuously guided and counselled and is made aware of the benefits of good health leading to better productivity and satisfaction. Leveraging the wide Patient Care Partner Network across the country of India Virtual Hospital and robust technology module including IVH APP, IVH HCAP seamlessly cater to 5 major requirements of the working professionals — Quick and Timely Medical Support, Proper Guidance and Personalised Care, Choice of Multiple and Cost-effective Healthcare Options, Wellness, Occupational & Preventive Health Programmes, Special Discounts & Rates for Corporates.
Dr. Rohit Mody, Director, Department of Cardiology, Max Hospital who interacted with the employees said, “Heart disease may be a leading cause of death, but that doesn’t mean you have to accept it as your fate. Although you lack the power to change some risk factors — such as family history, sex or age — there are some key heart disease prevention steps you can take to reduce your risks. Prevention of cardiovascular disease can be achieved by practicing regular exercise, by keeping to a balanced healthy diet, by avoiding tobacco smoking and by the maintenance of an optimal blood pressure and normal LDL-cholesterol and glucose levels. Major advances have been made over the past years but more can be achieved. Population and high-risk strategies should complement each other and involve society as a whole, the patients, healthcare professionals and health policy makers”.
Rai Umraopati Ray, Head, IVH HCAP said, “As globalisation and urbanisation converge in India to make chronic disease a significant problem, the PSUs & the corporate sector need to take a close look at effective workplace wellness along with comprehensive health assistance programme to tackle the situation. Our programme, IVH HCAP takes advantage of employers’ access to employees at an age when interventions can still change their long-term health trajectory. Along with it, the programme helps employees to manage their health, medical and surgical care. It helps patient to take an informed decision with expert consultations, working out the best medical plan, coordinating with the hospital team for hospitalisation & procedure and providing much-required counselling for patients & their family members along with post-operation recovery needs and services.”
Sunil Arora, Chief General Manager, National Fertilizers Limited, Bathinda Unit said, “Health and Wellness is an integral aspect of our work culture and we continuously strive to introduce new initiatives from time to time which benefit our employees at large. For instance, stress is an ever increasing problem in today’s time. Each one of us is grappling with various issues of living with tensions and stress. Hence learning to manage stress is an important life skill in today’s time. Similarly, practicing preventive health measures is also crucial for a healthy and satisfying life”.
The first series of counseling sessions and talks at Bathinda Unit National Fertilizers Limited focused on Common Cardiac Symptoms and Healthy Life for Middle Aged along with practical sessions on Office Yoga & Ergonomics. The two-day health & wellness session as part of IVH HCAP Program began with health risk profiling of employees, followed by interactive sessions by expert doctors, nutritionists and yoga teacher. Special session was conducted for families of NFL Employees at Ladies Club within the township.

New Delhi, July 04, 2018 – On Saturday, June 30, 2018 the Better India Education Awards, 2018 were held at The Park, New Delhi amidst the elites of the education sector. The Better India Education Awards, 2018 were organized by India’s leading research and ratings agency, TRR Network Private Limited to recognize, celebrate and encourage excellence in education and learning. The endeavor was to recognize and reward excellence, innovative initiatives and exemplary work in the Education Sector in a spectacular style.
This year, these prestigious awards were presented to 40 winners at 5 different levels. The exacting and daunting feat of zeroing-in on the winners was achieved by Today Research and Ratings Network, with the support from its associates and partners, after an elaborate and meticulous selection process which included inviting nominations from potential nominees, substantial research and surveys, collation of feedback and opinions, screening based on judging parameters and subsequently choosing the winners through an independent jury panel.
The significant parameters which were considered for selecting the winners included Qualification & Professional Experience, Infrastructure & Facilities, Market Presence & Competition, Growth & Profitability, Quality & Operational Excellence, Financial & Business Acumen, Innovation & Novelty in Services, Ingenuity and Imagination, Sustainability & Environmental Awareness, Job & Impact Potential, Client/Customer & Industry Feedback, Use of Technology & Trends, Efforts for Risk & Setback Mitigation, Previous Awards & Achievements etc.
The event was graced by an elite panel of guests and dignitaries that included names like Shri Harish Rawat – Former Chief Minister, Uttarakhand, Shri Chetan Sharma – Former Cricketer, Indian Cricket Team, Ms. Priyanka Chaturvedi – Politician & National Spokesperson, Indian National Congress, and Shri Vasant Kumar – Advisor, Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises, Government of India.
These awards are conferred upon to recognize and felicitate the achievements and the work done by institutions and individuals in improving the quality of education, and thereby continuously working towards making of a better India.
A comprehensive list of winners of the Better India Education Awards, 2018:
Pratibha Public School – Best CBSE School in Chhattisgarh
Sanjay Ghodawat Polytechnic – Best Upcoming Polytechnic College in Maharashtra
Bal Bharati Public School, Pitampura – Best CBSE School in Delhi & NCR
Gandhi Memorial College, Srinagar – Best Degree College in Srinagar
Venus Public School – Best CBSE School in Gwalior
Shram Sadhana Bombay Trusts’ College of Engineering and Technology – Best Multi-Disciplinary Engineering College in Maharashtra
BLM Institute of Technology & Management Science – Best Upcoming Engineering College in Rajasthan
Shri Ram Institute of Technology – Best Engineering College in Madhya Pradesh
Prof. (Dr.) Ajay Kumar – Best Educationist of the Year, 2018
Trinity Institute of Professional Studies (TIPS) – Best Professional Degree College in Delhi & NCR
New Era College of Science and Technology – Best Diploma Engineering College in Ghaziabad
Mehr Chand Polytechnic College – Best Polytechnic College in Punjab
Bhargava College of Engineering & Technology – Best Upcoming Engineering College in Jammu & Kashmir
Chanderprabhu Jain College of Higher Studies & School of Law – Best Institute in Delhi & NCR for Management and Legal Studies
Budge Budge Institute of Technology – Best Upcoming Engineering College in Kolkata
Meenakshi World School – Best International School in Gurgaon
MIT-ADT University, Pune – Best Private University of the Year
Swami Sant Dass Public School – Best CBSE School in Jalandhar
Nav Chetna College of Teacher’s Education – Most Promising B.Ed. College in Dehradun
Vashistt Public School – Best Emerging CBSE School in Himachal Pradesh
Fortune Institute of International Business – Best Business School in North India
ISBM University – Best Emerging Private University in India
Flair Mania Bartending Academy – Best Bartending Institute in India
Butler Polytechnic – Best Polytechnic College in Gujarat
D.C. Model Senior Secondary School – Best Senior Secondary School in Punjab
Amar Shaheed Kanchan Singh Autonomous P.G. College, Fatehpur – Best Degree College in Uttar Pradesh
Dr. B.C. Roy Engineering College – Best Emerging Engineering College in India
Tirupati Group of Institutions, Ratia – Best Professional Group of Institutions in Haryana
Long View Public School – Best CBSE School in Nainital
Bunyad The Play School – Best Play School in Rewari
Vardhman Mahavir Public School – Best State Board School in Mandi
SHEDS College of Hospitality Management – Best Emerging Hotel Management College in Himachal Pradesh
Lakshmi Narain College of Pharmacy – Best Pharmacy College in Madhya Pradesh
VIBGYOR High, Vadodara – Best CBSE School in Gujarat
BFIT Group of Institutions, Dehradun – Best Life Sciences, Allied Sciences, Applied Sciences, Agricultural Sciences & Medical Sciences College in India
Harmon Educational Books – Most Innovative Publication House in Primary Education
Indo Kids International – Best Pre-School in Kolkata
The event concluded with a vote of thanks to all the present dignitaries, group photographs and press interviews of all the awardees and a sumptuous lunch where all the guests interacted with each other and shared good times and memories together.
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Question: Sheriff lifts evacuation order for residents near California dam

OROVILLE: A sheriff on Tuesday (Feb 14) lifted a mandatory evacuation order in northern California, which had impacted nearly 200,000 people in an area under threat of catastrophic failure at the tallest dam in the United States.
The Butte County Sheriff's Department announced it had reduced the evacuation order to a warning, allowing people in downstream communities from Oroville Dam - 120 kilometres north of Sacramento - to return home.
The sheriff's department in a Facebook statement said it had reduced the order to a warning thanks to "lower lake levels, further inspections, ongoing work to shore up the Oroville dam emergency spillway and updated weather forecasts."
The department urged some 188,000 impacted residents to "remain vigilant and prepared as conditions can rapidly change" - saying that authorities could issue another evacuation order if necessary.
The area was bracing for another onslaught of storms forecast to begin Thursday, but the temperature is now projected to drop, which will diminish rains and lessen the flow into the reservoir.
California Governor Jerry Brown, who already had declared a state of emergency to mobilize local resources, appealed for federal aid Monday in a letter to President Donald Trump.
The Defence Department has said it would send in federal troops to provide air transport, water rescue, medical care and shelter if asked.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer said Tuesday that Trump has been "keeping a close eye" on the Oroville Dam situation and the administration was working with the Federal Emergency Management Agency and other government entities.
The situation is a "textbook example of why we need to pursue a major infrastructure package in Congress," the spokesman said.
"Dams, bridges, roads, and all ports around the country have fallen into disrepair. In order to prevent the next disaster, we will pursue the president's vision for an overhaul of our nation's crumbling infrastructure."
NO LONGER OVERFLOWING
A giant hole opened in the dam's main spillway last week, forcing the authorities to activate the emergency overflow channel on Saturday for the first time.
But it began eroding, threatening a rupture that would have sent water surging toward the valley below.
The authorities are draining about 3,000 cubic metres of water per second from the dam's main spillway. The goal is to lower the water level by at least 50 feet (15 meters) below the top of the reservoir.
The lake level has fallen 12 feet below the top of the auxiliary spillway, which is no longer overflowing, reducing the risk of erosion.
The California Department of Water Resources had indicated that the water level was dropping at eight to 10 centimetres per hour.
California has placed its 23,000-strong National Guard on alert to help with the situation if needed.
Three environmental groups - Friends of the River, Sierra Club and South Yuba Citizen League - have accused federal and local authorities for more than a decade of failing to bring the dam up to modern safety standards.
The Oroville Dam, completed in 1968, is 770 feet high, the tallest in the country.

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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Authorities say evacuations are under way in Northern California after a house fire spread to surrounding homes.
The East Bay Times reports the fires began late Monday with a single fire at a two-story house under construction in the hills east of Oakland.
Firefighters with the Oakland Fire Department were battling blazes as embers rained down on million-dollar homes in the surrounding streets.
No word was immediately available on any injuries.
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Question: Greens push for broader copyright ‘safe harbour’ provisions

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A Senate committee has backed the government’s incremental approach to expanding Australia’s safe harbour regime, but a dissenting report supported by the Greens calls for much broader copyright reform.
The current safe harbour provisions were introduced the US Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act 2004. Providing certain conditions are met, they protect telecommunications providers from being liable when customers use their services to infringe copyright (e.g. using a broadband service to pirate a movie).
A government bill would expand the safe harbour protections to cover public libraries, archives, educational institutions and key cultural institutions. The limited expansion of the safe harbour provisions has been supported by organisations representing the book publishing and music industries.
However, the tech sector including Digital Industry Group Incorporated (DIGI) — whose members include Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Oath and Twitter — has tended to back a broader expansion of the regime to cover all online service providers.
The report of the Environment and Communications Legislation Committee inquiry into the Copyright Amendment (Service Providers) Bill 2017 noted there are “highly polarised views and lack of consensus on further safe harbour reform” and said it had “received conflicting evidence” on expanding the safe harbour provisions beyond what the bill contemplates.
“Given the divergence of stakeholder views and the complexity of the issues being considered, the committee supports the Government's incremental approach to safe harbour reform,” the report backed by the committee’s majority said.
“The proposed amendments will ensure that educational and cultural institutions and organisations assisting people with a disability will be afforded protection immediately. The committee considers this to be a balanced and reasonable approach. The committee also notes and appreciates the reassurance that the department will continue its consultation with stakeholders.”
“The amendments in the bill provide an immediate fix for one of the big problems with Australia’s safe harbour regime — ensuring Australia’s schools, universities, libraries, archives, museums and disability groups have the same legal protections as commercial ISPs,” said Australian Digital Alliance executive officer Jessica Coates. However, the bill “does nothing for the other big problem — ensuring our technology companies are able to compete in the global market.”
“We therefore strongly support the committee’s statement that this should just be the first step in the reform process, and that the government must continue to consult on solutions for Australia’s commercial online service providers,” Coates said.
“Australian companies are being sued right now just for providing the same services consumers can already get from overseas,” Coates said.
A dissenting report back by the Greens welcomed the “incremental progress” that the bill makes “in bringing Australian copyright laws up to date and in line with other countries”.
However, it said that the Greens object to the “piecemeal manner” in which the government is updating Australia’s copyright law.
“We do not believe that this bill achieves the necessary balance between the rights and protections of content providers and content creators,” it added.
“We do not support the limited definition of 'service providers' used in this bill, which excludes Australian tech companies and online content providers, stifling innovation and the ability of Australian tech companies to compete internationally,” the dissenting report said.
Copyright consultation
The Department of Communications and the Arts earlier this week launched a new consultation on copyright reform.
The government is seeking input on a number of copyright reforms backed by the Productivity Commission’s report on Australia’s intellectual property rules.
A consultation paper has been released and is available from the department’s website.

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Government considering independent animal commissioner after recent footage of mistreatment
The Green Party is also asking if CCTV surveillance on farms and slaughterhouses should be considered.


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Question: Ex New Jersey policeman appears for trial in deadly DWI case

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NEW YORK (AP) — A former New Jersey police officer accused of a drunken wrong-way crash that killed a fellow officer and another man is on trial in New York.
The Staten Island Advance (http://bit.ly/2pu6DfP ) says former Linden officer Pedro Abad arrived Monday at a courthouse. He faces charges including aggravated vehicular homicide and manslaughter.
Linden Police Officer Frank Viggiano (vih-jee-AH’-noh) and Linden resident Joseph Rodriguez were killed in the crash and another officer was seriously injured.
Prosecutors allege that Abad and his passengers were drinking at a strip club and that Abad was drunk when his vehicle collided with a tractor-trailer March 20, 2015, on a Staten Island highway.
Abad has pleaded not guilty; he previously turned down a plea deal.
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Question: Independence Middle School Sixth Graders Go out into Community to Make a Difference for Annual iMovement Day: Community Voices

Over the past seven years, Independence Middle School's iMovement (Pay it Forward) Day has raised more than $10,000, handed out more than 500 gift cards, cleaned up more than 50 homes, passed out thousands of bottles of water, helped serve lunch to more than 700 seniors, passed out dozens of trays of bakery to our city services, and so much more. "Most importantly, our students and staff have created a wonderful place for people to live and work and a place that people are proud to call home...a place where people know their neighbors will take care of them," said Michelle Koussa, sixth-grade teacher and one of the organizers of this annual day of service. "The IMS iMovement is 'IPRIDE' at its finest."
On Friday, May 25, sixth-grade students teamed up with Builders Club to clean up homes around town. "It's so wonderful to see familiar faces from year to year and really form lasting relationships with local community members," said Koussa. "There are a lot of people who have grown to count on the program and look forward to seeing the students. Students raked, trimmed, weeded, and planted flowers. It was a rewarding experience for both students and residents."
In the afternoon, students helped greet and serve lunch to more than 100 senior citizens at the Civic Center. Students created placemats, held a raffle, served food and beverages, and could even be found leading conga lines around the room to fun luau music. After the luncheon, students delivered huge goodie bags to Independence Police, Fire, City Hall, Library, Civic Center.
"Thank you to everyone who made this day possible," said Koussa. "The goal is to continue to create a movement that bridges the gap between generations and truly forms one community focused on service, generosity, love, and kindness. It's a great day in the City of Independence."

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Question: Three killed in mid-air plane collision in USA

Three people have died following a mid-air collision between two small planes in Texas, USA, on Saturday.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said the collision occurred shortly after 17:30 near Aero Country Airport.
Two of the victims were father and son, Gregory Barber and Tim Barber.
One of the planes crashed onto a nearby road, while the other went down in a storage facility, a fire official said.
"They were making a turn and one of the planes slid into the other," eyewitness Rodney Livermore told NBCDFW.

The Britons were among seven people on board a helicopter when it crashed during a sightseeing tour of the popular tourist area.


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Question: Privacy watchdog to explore Facebook leak

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Canadian expert says his analytics company helped Trump campaign capitalize on private Facebook info
Canadian whistleblower Christopher Wylie is at the centre of an international scandal that allegedly helped the Trump campaign capitalize politically from private Facebook information. (The Canadian Press)
The federal privacy watchdog says he’s concerned about the possibility that the personal information of Facebook users was harvested for political purposes.
Privacy Commissioner Daniel Therrien says his office will contact Facebook to find out whether the personal information of Canadians was affected by a major data leak involving the global social media platform.
A Canadian data expert named Christopher Wylie has exposed the breach in media interviews, saying he helped found a data analytics company that helped the Trump campaign capitalize politically on private Facebook information.
READ MORE: Canadian internet users looking more beyond Google and Facebook, report says
In a statement today, Therrien says his office has also offered to assist an investigation into the matter already launched by the U.K. information commissioner’s office.
Therrien says his ultimate goal is to ensure that the privacy rights of Canadian Facebook users are protected.
Reports by The New York Times and The Observer of London say U.S. President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign hired data-analytics company Cambridge Analytica to collect private information from the Facebook profiles of more than 50 million users.
“Recent media reports regarding the use of personal information posted on Facebook for political purposes raise serious privacy concerns,” Therrien said in the statement.
“Our office will be reaching out to Facebook to seek information regarding whether Canadians’ personal information was affected by the issues raised in those reports. That will help us determine possible next steps.”
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Paul Meeks, chief investment officer at Sloy, Dahl, & Holst, discusses Facebook stock’s slide Monday after news the social media giant is wrapped up a data mining scandal.


Question: Officials: Active case of tuberculous found at George Bush HS, students will be tested

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There is an active case of tuberculosis on the George Bush High School campus, according to Fort Bend County Health and Human Services. Fort Bend County officials will conduct a routine public health inspection in the coming days.Officials said those students who need to be tested will be notified by the school. There are 600 students and 27 teachers who will be tested, officials said. Blood tests will start on Monday at the high school.According to officials, a letter will be sent to those families who have a student that needs to be tested and a different letter will be sent those who do not need to be tested. Those who are not considered to be at risk, but who would like a medical evaluation, should visit a physician or health department clinic.Officials found out about the case May 30, but have not said if the active case is a student, teacher, or employee.Symptoms of TB include persistent and productive cough lasting more than two weeks, fevers, night sweats, unexplained weight loss or coughing up blood.Anyone with similar symptoms should visit a health care provider for further treatment.

The bat colony, which was found inhabiting the gym at J.L. Everhart Elementary, is expected to be completely removed today according to Principal Arthur Brown. The principal said classes were temporarily delayed and entry to the building was prohibited while officials made sure there were no bats in the common areas.
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Question: ‘Is God a figment of our imagination?’

"Shit happens," is how he put it. It happens with disturbing randomness.
But the narrative of the Creator incarnating into human form shows that God understands the human condition intimately. And that narrative, if true, is a game-changer. It creates a way to find meaning and purpose, and a way through suffering. In this, genuine thanksgiving is possible.
"So let's keep our questions open," he said. Because if we ask the wrong questions with the wrong tools (How far is it to the colour yellow? Or, how heavy is one hour?) then we won't get satisfying answers.
The atheist wondered aloud why God would become a human to sacrifice himself at the hands of himself to save humans from himself.
And so it went. Back and forth.
"We're running out of time to solve this God thing," said the moderator, and before we knew it everyone was eating sandwiches, then leaving, the lost and found, both, finding their way home in the darkness, carrying their thoughts with them.
The entire affair was civil and respectful in fashion showing what a Canadian university can be in its best moments. It was the U of T's theological school, Wycliffe College, that brought in the pair: Michael Shermer, the American academic and editor-in-chief of Skeptic Magazine, and Alister McGrath, the Christian humanist from Oxford University.
If only we'd experience more of such open dialogue, regardless of shade of faith, or lack of. (Because doesn't life, like art, if it's art worth anything, need both light and shadow?)
It was Kierkegaard who said that no person has the right to delude another into the belief that faith is something of no great significance, that it's an easy matter, when, in truth, it's among the greatest and most difficult things in life.
And Sartre said both believer and doubter need to take their dark and searing vision into account, otherwise either or both will be left frail and shallow.
Thanksgiving, it seems to me, is a suitable time to consider these truths, maybe the most suitable time.
Amid politically correct fears so common in Canadian universities, I imagine that enough thinking young people would be especially thankful. Thankful for refreshing and safe spaces where they can listen and speak honestly in their own language.
And maybe even feel the wind.
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