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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Nearly 3,000 production workers at Boeing’s South Carolina plant are deciding Wednesday on whether they want to unionize, writing the next chapter in efforts to organize labor in large manufacturing plants across the South.
If successful, the balloting on whether employees should join the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers would send a significant message to politicians both in the region and Washington that workers here are demanding the same protections and benefits as their colleagues in other areas. And, to the leaders trying to recruit businesses by promoting their states’ lack of union presence, it’d make their jobs more difficult.
But this most recent test of Southern acceptance of collective bargaining movements is an uphill battle for the union and its backers. The global aviation giant, which came to South Carolina in part because of the state’s minuscule union presence, did so with the aid of millions of dollars in state assistance made possible by officials who spoke out frequently and glowingly with anti-union messages.
“It is an economic development tool,” Gov. Nikki Haley, now President Donald Trump’s ambassador to the United Nations, said in a 2012 address of how she sold companies on why they should come to the state. “We’ll make the unions understand full well that they are not needed, not wanted and not welcome in the state of South Carolina.”
At least that part of the tactic has worked. While some South Carolina workers have representation — just more than 1,900, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ 2016 figures — most don’t. Other major manufacturers in the state, including BMW and Michelin, aren’t unionized or haven’t experienced major campaigns to do so. The Machinists initially petitioned for a vote at Boeing in 2015 but withdrew the request because of what the union called a toxic atmosphere and political interference.
Southern states for decades have recruited manufacturers by promising freedom from the influences of labor unions, which except for some textile mills have been historically rejected by workers as collective action culturally foreign to a South built around family farms, said Jeffrey Hirsch, a law professor who specializes in labor relations at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
A successful union vote at Boeing would have a greater impact on the general view of labor in the South than efforts by autoworkers to unionize Volkswagen in Chattanooga, Tennessee, as a foothold for organizing other Southern car plants. Anti-union advocates could always cite VW as an aberration since representatives of one of its key unions in Germany hold seats on the company’s board of directors, Hirsch said.
“Boeing is very, very different,” Hirsch said. “No one will ever accuse Boeing of being pro-union.”
A “yes” vote would be meaningful throughout the region, said Daniel Cornfield, sociology professor and labor expert at Vanderbilt University. “Given the dynamism of industrialization in the Southern region now, especially the development … of the U.S. automotive industry, any type of heavy-industry union victory would certainly inspire other workers in related industrial sectors in the South to think about unionizing.”
What strikes Cornfield about the Boeing case is the company’s silence over consequences for workers.
“The company has not been threatening to relocate its operations in the event of a unionization,” he said. “It is often the case that companies try to relocate outside of the United States to find cheaper labor and avoid U.S. unions altogether.”
Boeing already may have abstained from those kinds of threats because of its huge South Carolina plant investment and billions of dollars in federal defense contracts. Threatening to move manufacturing would come after Trump blasted Boeing for its cost of building a new presidential Air Force One for future presidents.
“Costs are out of control,” Trump tweeted in early December. “Cancel order!”
Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg met with Trump two weeks later.
“Given the recent pronouncements of President Trump about keeping manufacturing in the United States,” Cornfield said, “it would be interesting and an ironic twist that President Trump is possibly defanging large corporations in their efforts to resist unionization by encouraging companies to stay in the United States, giving workers a leg up and unions a leg up in the campaign period.”
Catherine Templeton, South Carolina’s former labor director and successful anti-union lawyer, is no stranger to this fight. When Haley picked Templeton to lead South Carolina’s labor department, the governor played up Templeton’s union-fighting background and saying she needed her help to “fight the unions” at Boeing.
“They cannot legally deliver higher wages, better benefits or a different working environment. Even if they are promising it, they certainly can’t deliver it,” Templeton said.
On Monday, in a final gathering before the vote, several hundred Boeing employees gathered in a hotel ballroom just a mile from the Boeing plant, hearing from activists and members of other unions urging them to vote “yes” on Wednesday.
“Suppressing working people is the old way of doing business in South Carolina,” Machinists organizer Mike Evans said, to cheers from the crowd. “It’s not going to be this way anymore.”
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Associated Press writer Emery P. Dalesio in Raleigh, North Carolina, contributed to this report.
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Kinnard can be reached at http://twitter.com/MegKinnardAP . Read more of her work at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/meg-kinnard/ .

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Kid Rock is reportedly being considered as a potential candidate for Senate.
The 46-year-old musician, real name Robert Ritchie, was apparently discussed during a Michigan Republican Party convention last weekend, according to Rollcall.com.
The website reports the rocker was thrown into the mix as one of the Republican contenders for Michigan Democrat Debbie Stabenow’s Senate seat next year, but no official decisions have been made as yet.
While Rock’s name is likely to come as a surprise to the majority, he has always been very vocal about his political beliefs. Despite considering himself as Republican, there are some issues he disagrees with the party on, as he previously explained to The Guardian newspaper.
“I am definitely a Republican on fiscal issues and the military, but I lean to the middle on social issues. I am no fan of abortion, but it’s not up to a man to tell a woman what to do. As an ordained minister I don’t look forward to marrying gay people, but I’m not opposed to it,” he said.
Born Free singer Rock has been a massive supporter of several Republican candidates, including Mitt Romney during his bid for the U.S. presidency back in 2012.
He is also a supporter of new U.S. President Donald Trump, and began stocking Trump merchandise in his online store prior to the November election. Among the items are T-shirts bearing the slogan “God, Guns & Trump”, and hats stating, “Make America Bada-- Again”.
The right to bear arms is something Rock feels very passionately about, and he owns several guns himself, including a .22 rifle and a semi-automatic with a silencer.
“I’m always buying more guns. I have everything from a Civil War cannon to an MP5 machine gun and old police guns. If someone invades your house, yeah, you can shoot them. I don’t think crazy people should have guns,” he added.

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The Cheyenne-Arapaho Old Settlers Reunion board has been busy preparing activities to entertain the many people who will be in Cheyenne the week of April 17-22, 2017. This year’s reunion marks the 125th Anniversary of the Cheyenne-Arapaho Land Run.
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Question: Bill Clinton School Students - shining bright with 100% results in Class 10th, CBSE Board Exams

Bill Clinton School, VGCF, Class X results are 100% declared by CBSE Board. Out of 44 Students 43 of them have scored First division and 16 Students have scored Distinction. The excellent performance by Students has made the Institution proud and has motivated Students and Staff to perform better in the future.
The Bill Clinton School authorities had congratulated the Students for achieving good score in Class X results. They also congratulated their Parents and Teachers, who acted as a Potter in Shaping the Future of the Students and shared their pleasure. The Students had worked hard and were consistent throughout the year. They had never counted the number of hours they had studied and Teachers and Parents had never pressurized them.
Mr. A. D. Sharma, Chairman, Bill Clinton School, said, “Hard work and dedication is the only mantra in the journey to success. Being passionate and the willingness to work hard, can only achieve success in life. Our Students have proved that and we are very happy and proud to see the results of Class X Students and wish them good luck for their bright future.”
Mr. Sharma added, “I take this opportunity to also thank my dedicated staff of the schools whose commitment has helped students achieve their goals President at Ramrati Education Complex at Rampur, Principal Bill Clinton School and the dedicated Teachers have done remarkable job in achieving this result.”
About Vinod Gupta Charitable Foundation
Vinod Gupta Charitable Foundation, (VGCF) is an amalgam of devoted hands and strong minds for providing outstanding quality education to the next generation. The overarching aim of the foundation is to empower women and girls of marginalized groups through sustainable initiatives in the field of education, which will enable them to be economically and socially secure. It was started as a society under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1960 in Delhi on 4th July, 1997. The foundation is first in introducing non-technical education in IIT, Kharagpur. Vinod Gupta School of Management and Rajiv Gandhi School of Intellectual Property Law are such significant projects set up by the foundation in IIT, Kharagpur. Besides this, many educational institutions were established and run through charity activities of the foundation. While Ramrati Education Complex at Rampur Maniharan in Saharanpur Dist is run by the foundation itself, Dr Giri Lal Gupta School for Public Health and Dr Shanker Dayal Sharma Institute of Democracy in the campus of Lucknow University were established by the foundation and subsequently handed over to the university.
The foundation is named after its founder Mr Vinod Gupta, an NRI and now a well established entrepreneur in United States of America. He was born on 4th July, 1946 in Rampur Maniharan, Uttar Pradesh and after completing his B tech from IIT, Kharagpur, he left for America to pursue his higher education and then permanently settled there. The Board of Governors of the foundation comprises of eminent people. The Chairman, Mr Ashutosh Dayal Sharma is the Chairman of Quest V.C Pvt Ltd and son of former President of India Dr Shanker Dayal Sharma, and Mr BK Goswami, Member Board of Governors and its first Chairman, is a Retd IAS and former Chief Advisor to Govt of UP and J&K.

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Question: How this Waterford couple are reaping a healthy harvest with organic products from their farm

Food Academy When the Portlaw-based couple began the challenge of getting the business off the ground last spring, they were thrilled to be accepted into the Food Academy Programme in nearby Waterford City.
Run by SuperValu and launched in 2014, the Academy works with small businesses throughout their journey, from start-up to getting their products on the shelves.
Each candidate must first put forward their proposal in a 'Dragon's Den' type interview.
There are currently more than 300 Food Academy small producers in SuperValu stores. "Together with the Waterford Enterprise Board, the Food Academy has been great and they have given us so much support, from advice on labelling to marketing the product."
Richard explains that the process of producing the organic apple cider vinegar takes approximately four months. There are 20,000 trees of the Jonagold variety at Clashganny Farm and harvesting begins in October, with the process ongoing as apples ripen to the required standard.
The apples which are sold wholesale are quickly distributed, with those suitable for the cider vinegar put into bins and sent to the processing unit near Cahir in Co Tipperary. These apples are then left to ferment naturally for approximately four months. The liquids produced are unfiltered and typically take on a brownish, cloudy appearance.
This process leaves behind the 'mother of apple', a cobweb-like substance found at the bottom of all bottles of organic apple cider vinegar. It is thought that the mother of apple is rich in enzymes, proteins and pectin. Because of this, organic varieties are considered the gold standard when used to treat various health conditions. So far the Galvins have seen their product accepted by Super Valu stores throughout Munster and Leinster, with a number of stores in Dublin now recently coming on board.
"Each week we visit new places to do tastings and meet potential new customers," says Richard. "There is so much more that can be done with the product besides just drinking it and at tastings we share recipes and new ideas." From sugar beet and sucklers to organic tillage When Richard Galvin took over the family farm at Clashganny in 1996 he was at a crossroads. Demand for sugar beet was drying up and a suckler herd would not provide enough income for him, his wife and three young children.
It was then he first decided to go down the route of organic tillage farming, later branching out to organic apples. In order to comply with strict regulations, it would take two years to convert to organic farming, during which the land would be cleaned of any herbicides or fertilisers. Once the two years were up he began growing oats on some 80 acres for nearby Flahavans.
"I believe I was one of the first to supply organic oats to them," he says. Richard has also diversified into oilseed rape, and a further 10 acres are harvested each spring for supply to Second Nature Oils in Kilkenny. "The rape is grown in spring as otherwise the winter variety would flower the same time as the apples ripen and we would run into problems with bees pollinating the oilseed rape instead," says Richard.
Honey bees are important pollinators in orchards and on occasion farmers are known to introduce bee hives to assist the process. The first apple trees were set at Clashganny Farm in 2001. From small beginnings the orchard has now grown to spread out over 20 acres, with some 20,000 trees producing approximately 60,000kg of apples each year.
Accolade Apples are supplied wholesale to such businesses as Begleys and Beechlawn and Castleruddery organic farms, with the surplus going for the production of cider vinegar. In 2011 Clashganny Farm won the Best Organic Fruit and Vegetable accolade for their organic apples during the National Organic Awards, presented by Bord Bia. "With apple trees you can have a good year and then a bad year if there is disease, but to date we have been very lucky all-round," says Richard.
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Jonathan Waterer has spurned expensive agricultural machinery and relies on his magnificent heavy horses to work his 100 acres of land. The five Shires and Dales pony are a throwback to a bygone era of farming, before the invention of the internal combustion engine. The trusty steeds weigh nearly a ton each and stand at well over 18 hands tall. They are much cheaper to run than gas-guzzling tractors, requiring only oats grown by Mr Waterer and grass to fuel themselves.
The work horses take the lead with the 57-year-old farmer directing operations with tack equipment and traditional agricultural machinery bought from the Amish people of Ohio, US. Mr Waterer, who has owned Higher Biddacott Farm in Barnstable for 21 years, breaks in 30 to 40 heavy horses a year for other owners. The horses' remarkable stamina also mean they can work well into their 20s and can mow an average of 10 acres of grass in one day on the arable farm.
BNPS Jonathan say it is cheaper to use horses than tractors
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There are only a few of us still ploughing with Shire horses Jonathan Waterer
In a stark contrast between old and new, the next door farmer uses four tractors and the same number of workers to do the same job. As well as low running costs, the environmental benefits of using the traditional methods of farming are obvious. His horses may appear familiar to film and period drama fans as they have made appearances in Pride and Prejudice, Vanity Fair, Lark Rise to Candleford, Tess of the D'Urbervilles and Poldark.
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Question: The Latest: Graham doesn't expect Sessions to leave soon

WASHINGTON (AP) - The Latest on President Donald Trump and Attorney General Jeff Sessions (all times local):
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Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham says he doesn't expect Attorney General Jeff Sessions will depart "anytime soon," but the dynamic may be different once special counsel Robert Mueller completes the Russia probe.
Rudy Giuliani, an attorney for President Donald Trump, center, accompanied by Jennifer Le Blanc, left, arrives for White House Sports and Fitness Day on the South Lawn of the White House, Tuesday, May 29, 2018, in Washington. (AP Photo/Andrew Harnik)
Graham says Republicans want to avoid unnecessary drama ahead of the midterm elections. He says most senators believe it would be very difficult for President Donald Trump to name a replacement for Sessions and for the Senate to confirm a new nominee.
He says if Sessions leaves or is ousted, it would likely be seen as political interference with Mueller's investigation.
The South Carolina Republican tells The Associated Press that at some point Sessions will "have to make a decision."
Graham says if "you don't have the confidence" of the president, "that will affect your ability to be effective."
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President Donald Trump's lawyer has repeatedly counseled him not to fire Attorney General Jeff Sessions despite the president's ongoing anger at the attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the Russia probe.
Rudy Giuliani told The Associated Press on Wednesday that Trump has asked him multiple times, before and after the former New York City mayor joined the president's legal team last month, about whether Sessions should have been fired.
"I don't think the president should do it and I've told him so," said Giuliani.

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Sports News of Tuesday, 24 April 2018
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Kotoko will face off with Hearts of Oak in Kumasi on Sunday
Deputy coach of Hearts of Oak Edward Nii Odoom has labeled their upcoming Super Clash encounter against Asante Kotoko as defining moment in the ongoing season for his outfit.
The Phobians have had to endure a turbulent start to the 2017/18 Ghana Premier League campaign so far with the team struggling to perform at the level expected by the club’s fans.
A last minute equalizer from Patrick Razak against Bechem United rescued them from a brink of a third straight defeat over the weekend.
According to Odoom, the crucial Week 10 encounter against bitter rivals Kotoko is an opportunity to rediscover form and get their season back on track.
"The next game against Kotoko is of course a defining moment for us (the technical team)," Odoom told Otec FM.
"It is however not for the coaches alone but everyone at the club. The supporters have a role to play ahead of the crucial game so we will work hard and improve on our last game against Bechem United."
"Although, we shared the spoils against Bechem, the players played well and created several goalscoring opportunities but it was unfortunate we couldn't make it count. In spite of all these, I believe we will be ready for the Kotoko game," he added.
The two biggest clubs in the country will lock horns on Sunday April 29, 2018 at the Baba Yara Stadium in Kumasi.

Accra Hearts of Oak are close to appointing former players, Laryea Kingston and Amankwa Mireku as assistant coach and Team manager respectively
The Accra based club are not in the best of form in the ongoing Ghana Premier League and will look to make changes to that effect.
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The Phobians have accrued 11 points in 9 matches out of possible 27 points and the management
According to reports, there is an impending massive shake which is set to soon hit the technical team of Accra
Laryea Kingston will look to be appointed as the deputy coach of Hearts whereas former captain, Yaw Amankwaah Mireku will occupy the position as team manager in order to overturn the team’s misfortune.
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अहमदाबाद। पहले चरण के मतदान के बाद गुजरात में चुनावी प्रचार तेज हो गया है। सोमवार को पीएम मोदी ने पाटन की चुनावी रैली के दौरान कांग्रेस पर हमला बोला।
पीएम मोदी ने रैली के दौरान कहा कि पहले चरण में कांग्रेस की हार तय है, इसलिए वे इवीएम का बहाना लेकर आरोप लगा रहे हैं। इसके अलावा उन्होंने गुजरात के गांवों में जाकर लोगों के बीच बच्चों की शिक्षा के प्रति जागरुकता जगाने की बात कही। साथ ही कांग्रेस की कमियों की ओर भी इशारा किया।
पीएम ने कहा, जब हम किसानों के पास गए, कृषि महोत्‍सव किया, हम अमीरों की मदद के लिए नहीं गए थे। हम गरीबों के बीच गए। दुखद है कि कांग्रेस नेताओं का जन्‍म सोने के चम्‍मच के साथ हुआ है, इसलिए वे कभी नहीं समझ पाएंगे कि गरीबी क्‍या है।
When we went to the farmers, did Krishi Mahotsav, we did not go out helping the rich. We went among the poor. Sadly, Congress leaders born with golden spoons will never understand what poverty is: PM Narendra Modi in Patan #GujaratElection2017 pic.twitter.com/6qW7yoOAAz
During peak summer, I would go to the villages of Gujarat and ask parents to educate their children. Whose children were they? Were they Ambani's children? No. They were children of the poor. We are working for poor: PM Narendra Modi in Patan #GujaratElection2017 pic.twitter.com/4P2K3QoY8y
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A devolution deal - which is set to bring money and powers to the region - has been dealt a major blow after two councils pulled out of the agreement.
The Sheffield City Region devolution deal would see an elected mayor take responsibility for transport budgets and strategic planning and have access to £900m of government money over the next 30 years.
Elections for the regional mayor - whose area would stretch from Barnsley and Doncaster to the Derbyshire Dales - was due to be held in May earlier this year.
But the public vote was postponed following a successful legal challenge by Derbyshire County Council, which claimed people in Chesterfield had not been properly consulted. The Government has said the polls will now be held in May 2018 at the earliest.
But the wide-ranging plans were dealt two hammer blows this week after Chesterfield Borough Council announced it was withdrawing from the agreement, while Bassetlaw District Council confirmed it no longer wants full constituent membership.
Councillor Tricia Gilby, Chesterfield Borough Council’s leader, said the authority had pulled out to 'avoid an unnecessary waste of public money' on a referendum called by Derbyshire County Council’s leader Councillor Barry Lewis.
Last week Derbyshire County Council announced its intention to hold a postal referendum of all Chesterfield borough residents over the age of 18 about whether they want the town to become part of the Sheffield City Region. Coun Lewis had said it was important for Chesterfield residents to have their say.
Sheffield City Region is also required to hold a public consultation into the plans. This would have meant public money being spent twice to ask the same question in a matter of weeks.
Councillor Gilby said: "There is little appetite from our residents to take part in yet another vote so soon after the local elections and the general election."
Councillor Simon Greaves, leader of Bassetlaw District Council, said the authority has pulled out over concerns about the nature of the deal being offered.
He said: "We now have a Government in disarray, a real coalition of chaos, a delayed Queen's Speech and very difficult Brexit negotiations they need to crack on with. If policies like devolution were on the backburner before, they'll be pretty much extinguished now.
"In terms of the deal, the Government has made it clear that there is a need for Bassetlaw to accept London style planning powers for an elected Mayor. This was never in the deal that I signed up to.
"We are not London, and one of our key democratic functions in Bassetlaw is that local councillors are accountable to their communities for the planning decisions they make. This would not happen if an elected mayor was in position with a planning mandate in Bassetlaw and we won't entertain it."

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The Tees Valley Mayor says good progress is being made to “take back control” of Teesside Airport.
In a statement to mark his first 100 days in office, Ben Houchen says he is “delighted to have finally put Teesside Airport back on the agenda.”
Last week, Durham Tees Valley Airport announced Loganair flights to Norwich and Aberdeen and is carrying out a terminal revamp.
And today, Mr Houchen - who during mayoral campaigning vowed to buy Durham Tees Valley Airport and take steps to abolish Cleveland Police if elected - said the airport plan remains a work in progress.
Calling it Teesside Airport, he said: “In my first three months, we’ve had news of investment in the terminal to improve passenger facilities, and a new route announced for the first time since 2010. This just shows what people have always known: there is a future for our airport and it can be a success. I’m certainly proud of the part I’ve played to put Teesside Airport back on the agenda as I progress with my election pledge.
“I am currently pulling together a comprehensive set of options to take back control of our airport. This is an exhaustive piece of work with a lot going on behind the scenes.
“I’ve already held productive meetings with the new Aviation Minister, Lord Callanan, the chairman of Peel Airports, and with others in the aviation industry, who are all working with me to help secure my ambitions.
“In my professional life I was a corporate solicitor and I know that no deal can happen overnight. This will take time, but I can assure you good progress is being made.”
Mr Houchen said that since his election, more than £240m in private investment has been announced for the region, from companies including PD Ports, Quorn, ErlingKlinger, Biffa Polymers and Calor, and more than 1,300 new jobs.
Other highlights of his first 100 days, he said, include £200m investment due from a landmark Teesside Pension Fund deal, a £7.5m “Routes to Work” scheme to help up to 2,500 of the most disadvantaged, a £1.5m Apprenticeships Fund and the new Mayoral Development Corporation secured and about to start work.
Of Cleveland Police, he said: “One of my main election promises was to launch an independent commission into Cleveland Police. We need a police force that does justice to the hugely important work of our frontline officers – the men and women who work night and day to keep communities safe. They need to be properly supported by an organisation which enjoys full public confidence.
“Nick Hurd MP, Minister of State for Policing, recently came to the Tees Valley. I’m working with him to get this Commission up and running.”


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Question: Justin Thomas wins PGA Championship at age 24

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World No. 1 golfer Dustin Johnson has committed to defend his title in the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play event March 21 to 25 at Austin Country Club.
Johnson couldn’t be stopped in the 2017 event, leading a tournament-record 94 percent of his matches and never trailing in a single match over 112 holes. He beat Jon Rahm, currently No. 2 in the world, 1-up in the championship match, capping a run of three straight PGA Tour victories.
The 33-year-old from Columbia, S.C., is the only player to win all four World Golf Championship events. His 17 PGA Tour wins in 11 seasons is matched or exceeded only by Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods and Arnold Palmer.
Johnson is off and rolling again in 2018, crushing the field with an eight-shot win the Tournament of Champions at Kapalua, Hawaii. He was runner-up to Justin Rose last October in the WGC-HSBC.
Matt Kuchar, the 2013 Dell Match Play champ, also has committed to play here next month.
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By Jason Keidel
Super Bowl LII
Philadelphia Eagles (15-3) vs. New England Patriots (15-3)
Sunday, February 4, 6:30 pm ET
One more game, the game, four quarters to distill six months and decide the winner of the NFL for the 2017 season. Super Bowl LII features the New England Patriots, the classic chalk and talk of football for the last 17 years, making a league-record 10th trip to the Super Bowl, and the eighth since Bill Belichick and Tom formed the most famous and successful HC-QB tandem in history.
The Pats play the Philadelphia Eagles, the ultimate upstart, faces covered with German Shepherd masks to remind us how long they’ve been overlooked and underdogs. They’ve long been a forlorn franchise, making its third trip to the Super Bowl, looking for their first Lombardi Trophy, and first NFL title since they beat Vince Lombardi, himself, in 1960.
First, the bad news for the underdog Eagles. The Pats under Brady and Belichick are 4-1 against the Eagles. The Pats have a combined 73 Super Bowls played among their players. The Eagles have eight. Tom Brady has thrown more playoff touchdowns (68) than Nick Foles has tossed in his entire career (61). The Pats have beaten every team not from the Meadowlands, and every QB not named Eli Manning.
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The good news for the Eagles is the NFL’s leading passer is 0-5 when he reaches the Super Bowl. Brady led the league in passing yards in 2017. The other good news is of the Pats’ prior seven Super Bowls this century, they opened none with a TD drive. In fact, Brady has yet to lead the Pats on a scoring drive of any kind in the first quarter of any of his Super Bowls. It belies their regular season efficiency, as the Patriots have scored a FG or TD in nine opening drives during the 2017 season, going 7-2 in those games. Just further proof the Super Bowl is exalted and accelerated, even for a veteran-hardened team like New England.
The bad news for the Eagles is the Patriots have scored 77 points combined in the fourth quarter and overtime during those games, which is why they’ve won five of seven, including that biblical comeback last year against Atlanta. The Pats have also toppled the Eagles in the Super Bowl, 13 years ago, a game the Eagles could have won but ran out of gas in the fourth quarter, which fueled some ugly postgame backbiting, led by Terrell Owens, who called out QB Donovan McNabb for coming up lame and sick, heaving and vomiting over the last few minutes of the game.
So as soon as the Eagles soothe their Super Bowl jitters — a very real thing, any player will tell you — the sooner they can get to putting it on the Pats, much the way Atlanta did last year, before forgetting they had the lead, the clock, and Devonta Freeman running the ball. The Eagles are aggressive on both sides of the ball. By any objective measure, they have a deeper and more talented roster, a better offensive and defensive line, and a better overall defense.
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The Patriots are five-point favorites for two reasons — Brady and Belichick — and their combined wisdom, experience, talent and temerity. On paper, the Eagles seem to have the edge. Of course, the Super Bowl is played on a football field, albeit and neutral field, not in theory or with computerized algorithms. Another level of New England’s gridiron genius is their perseverance, patience, and absolute allergy to making big mistakes. Many times the Patriots win games just by making fewer errors. We’ve often heard that teams lose games more than win them, which has been the ultimate science behind the Patriots’ playoff success.
If we look at the playoffs, no one can doubt that the Eagles have looked exponentially better. Philadelphia has put forward record-setting defense in January, top five all-time in average playoff points per game against a team in the Super Bowl era. The Eagles D has yielded 17 points so far in the postseason, averaging 8.5 points per game. Only the 2000 Giants and 2000 Ravens have been more stingy to this point than the 2017 Eagles.
Of course, the Pats are harder to kill than Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, and Freddy Krueger combined. Even when you have the symbolic boot on their throat, you’d better grind until life leaves their eyes, there’s no breathing, and no pulse. Just ask Atlanta. If the Eagles jump out front, they have the defense to make it stick, and Foles has proved he’s got enough talent and temerity to avoid the big gaffe that felled the Seahawks and Falcons before them.
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This iteration of the Eagles may be more beloved than any in history. More than the Dick Vermeil squads, more than the Reggie White club, led by the ornery Buddy Ryan. This is not just the most cherished team, but also the best in franchise history. How many premature postmortems must we write about these Eagles before we finally realize they refuse to die?
Prediction: Eagles win, 26-24
Jason writes a weekly column for CBS Local Sports. He is a native New Yorker, sans the elitist sensibilities, and believes there’s a world west of the Hudson River. A Yankees devotee and Steelers groupie, he has been scouring the forest of fertile NYC sports sections since the 1970s. He has written over 500 columns for WFAN/CBS NY, and also worked as a freelance writer for Sports Illustrated and Newsday subsidiary amNew York. He made his bones as a boxing writer, occasionally covering fights in Las Vegas, Atlantic City, but mostly inside Madison Square Garden. Follow him on Twitter @JasonKeidel.

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TORONTO — A painting by Canadian artist William Kurelek sold in a Toronto auction for $472,000 — the second highest on record for the artist and more than double its estimated value of $150,000 and $200,000.
Consignor Canadian Fine Art says the 1972 paining, titled "Hot Day in Kensington Market," is one of 21 works in Kurelek's "Toronto" series depicting life in the city where the Alberta-born artist found commercial success and raised a family.
The auction house says a second painting by Kurelek, "Hauling Hay," fetched $94,400.
It says the most surprising result of Tuesday night's auction was a record set for Canadian artist Charles Comfort, whose piece "Smokestacks, Copper Cliff" sold for $33,040, which was six times its estimate of $3,000 and $5,000.

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As Christmas approaches, auction houses are putting Old Masters aside to get their holiday gift auctions underway.
These items might be a little over your Secret Santa budget, but with everything from rare books at Christie’s to music memorabilia at Bonhams up for grabs this week, auction houses could be the perfect place to grab your loved ones that special something.
Here are Verdict’s top pick of items set to go under the hammer this week:
Disneyland Rainbow Caverns poster
Guide price: $13,000-$15,000
Van Eaton Galleries will be selling off over 800 props and artefacts from the Disneyland theme park, built under the supervision of Walt Disney himself. Included in the auction are vintage posters advertising rides and attractions around the park that would look good on any Disney fan’s wall. This Rainbow Caverns, a mine train ride opened in 1956, poster is expected to fetch the most at the Remember Disneyland auction on Saturday, 16 December in California.
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Nobel Prize medal
Guide price: £150,000-£250,000
British writer Doris Lessing was hardly impressed when she received the Nobel Prize in Literature back in 2007, but that doesn’t make the medal any less valuable. With French author André Gide’s medal having sold for €300,000 last year, the only other Nobel Prize to have gone under the hammer to date, auction house Christie’s expects Lesssing’s medal to fetch a similar sum at their Valuable Books and Manuscripts auction in London on Wednesday, 13 December.
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Bob Marley’s Rasta hat
Guide price: £10,000-£12,000
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Bonhams’ Entertainment Memorabilia auction will offer something for everyone in London on Wednesday, 13 December, with a wide selection of instruments, artwork, props and personal possessions from some of the most well-known stars and productions. Reggae fans will undoubtedly be after this tri-coloured beanie hat, worn by music legend Bob Marley in the Is This Love music video.
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Andy Warhol self-portrait t-shirt
Guide price: $8,000-$12,000
What’s the point of owning art if you can’t show it off? Parade your art at all times by wearing Andy Warhol’s face on your front. Screen-printed by Andy Warhol himself, this 1986 piece, titled Self-Portrait with Fright Wig, will go under the hammer at Heritage Auctions’ Prints and Multiples Auction on Tuesday, 12 December.
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4,200+ vinyl record collection
Guide price: £5,000-£8,000
One lucky music lover could see all of their Christmases come at once this week, or 28 years’ worth, at least. Ewbank Auctions will be selling off a collection of more than 4,200 vinyl records at their Entertainment and Memorabilia auction in Surrey on Thursday, 14 December. The huge collection is made up of every single that reached the top 20 in the music charts between November 1952 and December 1980 and features iconic acts such as The Beatles, Elvis Presley, Queen and Abba.
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Signed On the Origin of Species
Guide price: £300,000-£500,000
Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species is viewed as the foundation of evolutionary biology. This third edition copy of Darwin’s game-changing text offers a rare insight into his thoughts as he refined his theory of evolution. Complete with annotations, revisions and a signed message penned to German scientist Melchior Neumayr, the rare copy will go up for sale at Christie’s Valuable Books and Manuscripts auction in London on Wednesday, 13 December.
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Banksy – Balloon Girl print
Guide price: $80,000-$120,000
Such is the rarity and desirability of anonymous artist Banksy’s work, Forum Auctions expects this screen-print to fetch upwards of $80,000 this week at their Banksy NYC auction. Banksy left the original Balloon Girl image on the wall of a London shop back in 2002. The artist then reworked it in 2015 to highlight the Syrian conflict, which has pushed the valuable up in recent years. The original painting has since sold for over £500,000, with prints topping £50,000 at auction.
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1950s diamond necklace
Guide price: £270,000-£320,000
If you’re looking to treat yourself this Christmas, what better way than a £300,000 necklace that’s dripping with diamonds. The piece, created by French jewellery maker Van Cleef & Arpels in 1950, features 13 marquise-shaped diamonds, the largest of which weighs 4.89 carats. It might not come from a famous collection or have sat round the neck of royalty, but it’s definitely worth its weight in diamond. Sotheby’s will be putting the valuable necklace under the hammer at their Fine Jewels auction in London on Tuesday, 12 December.
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First edition Pokémon card collection
Guide price: $500-$2,500
Almost anyone growing up in the early 2000s would have loved to have received the complete base set of Pokémon cards, complete with that shiny Charizard, as the trading card craze swept across playgrounds everywhere. Chances are they would still appreciate it almost two decades on. Perfect for the big kids in your life, Déjà vu Furniture & More will be auctioning of a complete set of 102 cards in their Super Collectibles auction in New Hampshire, United States on Sunday, 17 December.
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In a twist straight out of a spy thriller, Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko showed up at a news conference in Kiev on Wednesday — a day after he was reportedly shot dead in the Ukrainian capital. Babchenko explained that his death had been faked as part of sting by Ukrainian security services to catch his would-be assassin.
It's an astonishing saga, but not the first time people under stress or duress have gone to the extreme of faking their own deaths. Here are a few cases:
JUAN PUJOL
Spanish chicken farmer Juan Pujol, codenamed Agent Garbo, played a key role in the Allied invasion of Normandy during World War II. He pretended to be an agent of Germany, but was really working for Britain's MI5, feeding the Nazis misleading information about Allied war efforts.
His greatest success was persuading German commanders that the Allied invasion would come in France's Pas de Calais region, far north of the real Normandy landing beaches.
After the war, fearing revenge from surviving Nazis, he traveled with MI5 help to Angola where in 1949 he faked his death from malaria. Pujol, very much alive, moved to Venezuela, where he ran a bookshop. He died in 1988.
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KEN KESEY
Ken Kesey — ringmaster of acid-tripping band of 1960s jesters the Merry Pranksters — had published the acclaimed novel "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" when he was arrested in 1965 for marijuana possession.
Fearing prison, he left his truck parked on a cliff-side road in California with an apparent suicide note reading "Ocean, Ocean, I'll beat you in the end" and was smuggled into Mexico in the trunk of a friend's car. He returned to the United States several months later, was arrested and served several months in prison.
Kesey spent the rest of his life in Oregon and died in 2001 at the age of 66.
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JOHN STONEHOUSE
John Stonehouse was a British Labour lawmaker with financial troubles. With his business ventures crumbling, Stonehouse went to Florida in 1974 and faked his own death by leaving his clothes in a bundle on a Miami beach.
He was arrested a month later in Australia where he was living under an alias taken from a dead former constituent. Extradited to Britain, he was sentenced to seven years for theft, fraud and deception.
After being released, Stonehouse reinvented himself as the author of several thrillers. He died in 1988, aged 62.
Two decades after his death, it was revealed that Stonehouse had been a Czech spy throughout the 1960s. Papers released by Britain's National Archives revealed that the British government had found out about Stonehouse's spying while he was still alive, but covered it up as there was too little evidence to put him on trial.
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DAVID FRIEDLAND
New Jersey state senator Friedland was a rising star in political circles until he was caught taking $300,000 in kickbacks in 1980. He was sentenced to seven years in jail, but avoided prison by agreeing to help the government catch other thieves.
Friedland resumed his fraud, looting the pension funds of the Teamsters Union of more than $1 million. In 1985, when he learned an indictment was imminent, he traveled to the Bahamas and faked his death in a scuba-diving accident. Friedland eluded authorities until 1987, when he was captured in the Maldives, where he was running a scuba-diving business.
On his release from prison in 1997, he had few regrets about his years on the run.
"It would play better to say I had a miserable time, but that isn't true," he told the Asbury Park Press. "It was fun."
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PHILIP SESSAREGO
Tom Carew was the best-selling author of "Jihad!" — an account of special forces operations in Afghanistan written by a former member of Britain's elite Special Air Service. In the weeks after the Sept, 11 attacks, Carew appeared on television as an expert on the Taliban.
But Carew was really Philip Sessarego, who had served in the regular British army, not the SAS. In 1993, Sessarego had faked his death in a car bombing in Croatia and reinvented himself as the dashing Carew.
After the ruse was exposed by the BBC in November 2001, Sessarego moved to Belgium. His decomposed body was found in a garage in Antwerp in 2008. Police said he had likely died of carbon monoxide poisoning.

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Question: The Latest: Officials: Dam water level continues to drop

The Feather River flows with force through Oroville, Calif., downstream from a damaged dam Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2017. Workers are rushing to repair the barrier at the nation’s tallest dam after authorities on Sunday ordered the evacuation for everyone living below the lake amid concerns the spillway could fail and send water roaring downstream. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)
(AP) — The Latest on problems with an emergency spillway at the nation’s tallest dam (all times local):
9:40 p.m.
California’s water agency says the Oroville Dam’s water level continues to decrease but it hasn’t said by how much.
Authorities said earlier the reservoir’s water level had been reduced 15 feet by Tuesday afternoon. Officials hope to continue using a damaged main spillway to drain the lake another 37 feet in preparation for coming rain forecast for Wednesday night.
Over the weekend, the swollen lake spilled down the unpaved emergency spillway for nearly 40 hours, leaving it badly eroded. The problem occurred six days after engineers discovered a growing hole in the dam’s main concrete spillway.
The Department of Water Resources says in a statement dozens of construction crews are dropping 1,200 tons of material on the earthen emergency spillway per hour using heavy equipment and helicopters.
It says crews are working around the clock and the area is being continually monitored with the help of drones carrying cameras.
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5:30 p.m.
The head of California’s water agency says repairs to the damaged concrete spillway at Oroville Dam will cost between $100 million and $200 million.
Department of Water Resources Acting Director Bill Croyle said Tuesday that teams are already working on plans for repairing the dam’s main spillway.
Croyle says the preliminary cost estimate is based on limited information. He says long-term repairs will likely begin after the spring runoff season, when crews can close the floodgates for an extended period without the lake refilling with melting snow.
In the meantime, crews are working aggressively to fortify an adjacent emergency spillway, where erosion threatened to undermine a concrete wall that holds water in the reservoir.
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5:10 p.m.
Gov. Jerry Brown says the federal government has approved aid to support the rebuilding of the shore of a damaged Northern California dam and help the affected communities.
Brown said Tuesday the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved two recent aid requests made by his office. Last week, Brown requested a presidential disaster declaration for California to reinforce recovery efforts following January storms that caused flooding, mudslides, power outages and damaged critical infrastructure across the state.
The governor thanked FEMA for moving quickly, saying “the federal aid will get money and resources where it’s needed most.”
Earlier Tuesday, White House spokesman Sean Spicer said President Donald Trump is keeping a “close eye” on the public safety crisis caused by the Oroville Dam.
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4:10 p.m.
Rod Remocal, who lives in Biggs, west of Lake Oroville, says he and his wife were almost home an hour after officials announced an evacuation ordered had been lifted.
Remocal says they took a long route back and saw police and deputies from across Northern California stationed at every major intersection. The officers were preparing to guide the expected parade of vehicles returning home.
He says traffic was flowing smoothly, in sharp contrast with the chaotic mass flight of thousands of vehicles Sunday night.
Remocal says next time he and his wife will be prepared if the sirens sound again.
On Sunday after a firetruck with loud speaker drove around telling people to flee immediately, the couple left in a rush, grabbing their four dogs, blankets and a few important papers.
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4 p.m.
A federal lawmaker says silty water could destroy a powerhouse built into the base of Oroville Dam.
Republican Congressman Doug LaMalfa said Tuesday that officials fear “all this silty, goopy junk” eroding from nearby damaged spillways will back up into the powerhouse, ruining the turbines and electronics.
The state Department of Water Resources says the Hyatt Power Plant was taken offline last week because of high water pouring over the spillways to lower the depth of Lake Oroville.
Pacific Gas & Electric says there is no effect on its customers.
But running the powerhouse would let state officials release more water from the lake.
Department spokesman Chris Orrock says there’s been no damage. He says crews are using sandbags and dredges to keep water and silt out of the power plant.
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2:45 p.m.
Hundreds of people at an emergency shelter watched a broadcast as the sheriff said people could return to their homes because the danger from a damaged dam spillway had lessened.
People staying at Neighborhood Church of Chico started packing immediately when Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea announced the evacuation order was lifted.
Margaret Johnston spent two nights at the church with her two sons. The 69-year-old Oroville resident had packed a few blankets, pillows and clothes into a black garbage bag.
She’s relieved to be able to go home. But she says the mad rush to get out of Oroville was chaotic and confusing, so she’s going to wait a while before driving back.
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2:35 p.m.
Bill Croyle, the acting director of California’s Department of Water Resources, has listed several reasons he’s confident it is safe for people to return to their homes near a damaged dam spillway.
He says experts have examined the chasm at the foot of the emergency spillway and determined that the concrete slab that holds back water in the reservoir is structurally sound. Likewise, the main spillway has been “stable” for four days.
The forecasts call for a much colder storm than the area experienced last weekend, so much of the precipitation will fall as snow instead of rain. As a result, Croyle expects more water to be released from the reservoir than let in, even during the stormy period.
Croyle also says there’s now enough capacity in the lake for it to absorb an influx of water if necessary. And after days of work to reinforce the drainage area beneath the emergency spillway, Croyle said he wouldn’t be concerned about using it if necessary.
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2:25 p.m.
Officials say the decision to lift the evacuation order for nearly 200,000 people living below a damaged dam in California has taken into account updated weather forecasts.
A storm later this week is expected to be colder, with less rain. Therefore, not as much water is expected to flow into the reservoir behind Oroville Dam than drenching storms last week.
Strong storms this winter have dropped large amounts of rain on Northern California — a region on track to have its wettest year ever recorded.
National Weather Service forecasters say the mountains surrounding the Oroville Dam received between 10 and 20 inches of rain late last week.
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2:05 p.m.
A California sheriff says residents returning home near a damaged dam should be prepared for “the prospect that we will issue another evacuation order.”
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday that they could tell people to leave again “if the situation changes.” The first signs that the order was lifted came when Caltrans lifted road closures in the area at 11:30 a.m. PST.
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2 p.m.
A California sheriff says the risks to a damaged spillway at the nation’s tallest dam are significantly reduced because an inspection found no further erosion.
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday that experts found no additional damage to “compromise the overall integrity” of the spillway. He says the lake behind Oroville Dam also is capable of handling additional rain from an expected storm this week.
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1:55 p.m.
Authorities have lifted an evacuation order for nearly 200,000 California residents who live below a dam with a damaged spillway that threatened to collapse and cause catastrophic flooding.
Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday that residents should stay prepared in case the situation changes. He says the water level at the lake behind Oroville Dam, the nation’s tallest, is low enough to accommodate an expected storm.
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12:50 p.m.
The National Weather Service’s Sacramento office says rain will move through late Wednesday and Thursday morning, with 2 inches to 4 inches in the foothills and mountains. But the storm is looking colder than initially projected, meaning lower snow levels and less runoff into Sierra reservoirs than the storms last week.
The brunt of a Friday storm appears to be headed toward Southern California, with lighter rain in the north. Forecasters say rain will diminish Saturday, pick up on Sunday, followed by a wetter, more dynamic storm Monday into Tuesday.
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12:40 p.m.
A California dam inspector says authorities may never know the exact causes of the earth and concrete blow-outs below the Lake Oroville dam.
Emergency crews were working Tuesday to fill a hole in the emergency spillway for flood-water from the dam, which is the nation’s tallest. Trouble at Lake Oroville started a week ago when workers noticed torrential rain and snow-melt had torn a hole in the dam’s main spillway.
Eric Holland of the state Department of Water Resources’ dam-safety division says any of a number of different problems could have caused the spillway troubles. Holland says authorities often never discover in these cases what exactly happened, because flood water has washed out everything at the scene.
Authorities have evacuated nearly 200,000 people in three counties while they work to ensure the dam can handle more rain expected later this week.
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12:30 p.m.
A little boy turning 3 years old at a California evacuation shelter almost didn’t get a birthday party this year.
With just three hours left on his big day Monday, a group of California Highway Patrol officers showed up with a makeshift celebration at the Chico shelter. They brought him an ice cream cake, a balloon, a Captain America figurine, and of course, a song.
A Facebook Live video of the touching moment has gotten more than 40,000 views in just 12 hours and nearly 900 shares and counting.
CHP Officer Logan Callahan says he learned of the boy’s birthday earlier in the day from the boy’s father, who expressed disappointment in not being able to make his son a cake.
A father of a boy the same age, Callahan says he just had to do something.
Mike Wrobel, an area man who took the video, says other evacuees joined in the song and everyone was “grinning ear to ear.”
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12:05 p.m.
White House spokesman Sean Spicer says President Donald Trump is keeping a “close eye” on the public safety crisis caused by a damaged Northern California dam.
Some 200,000 residents have been ordered evacuated after officials feared a spillway at the country’s tallest dam was in danger of imminent failure. Water levels in the lake behind Oroville Dam have since receded, lessening the danger of catastrophic flooding downstream. But the evacuation order remains in place.
Spicer said at a Washington press conference that the president is in contact with state officials and working with federal disaster relief agencies.
Spicer said it’s an example of why Congress needs to pass major infrastructure upgrades for the country.
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10:30 a.m.
Dozens of schools in evacuation areas below a damaged dam are closed, many for the week.
Nearly 200,000 people who evacuated over fears that a spillway at Lake Oroville could fail and unleash a wall of water have to stay away indefinitely while officials race to repair it before more rains arrive Thursday.
Other school officials say they will keep facilities closed until authorities tell them the area is safe.
Schools in the Wheatland Union High School District, Plumas Lake Elementary School District, Yuba City and Live Oak unified school districts and Browns Elementary School District are closed.
The Marysville Joint Unified School District said Tuesday that it would close schools for the rest of the week. A dozen school districts in Butte County also are closed for the week.
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10:15 a.m.
Police say at least a handful of homes and businesses have been burglarized following an evacuation order Sunday over fears that a damaged spillway at Lake Oroville could fail.
Nearly 200,000 people who evacuated Sunday have to stay away indefinitely while officials race to repair the spillway before more rains arrive Thursday.
The Oroville Mercury Register reports (http://bit.ly/2kGTXzt ) that Lt. Gil Zarate says officers are beefing up patrols to dissuade crime amid empty homes and businesses. Police have made one arrest for burglary at a liquor store.
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8:15 a.m.
The Department of Water Resources will hold a news conference at noon to discuss progress made on repairing the damaged spillway.
Nearly 200,000 people, who evacuated Sunday over fears that a damaged spillway at Lake Oroville could fail and unleash a wall of water, have to stay away indefinitely while officials race to repair it before more rains arrive Thursday.
Crews working around the clock atop the crippled dam have made progress repairing the spillway.
Workers are hoisting giant white bags filled with rocks, and at least two helicopters will fly them to where they will be released in the spillway’s erosion. Dump trucks full of boulders also are dumping their cargo on the damaged spillway.
State Department of Water Resources spokesman Chris Orrock says lake levels are dropping at a rate of 8 feet per day.
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7:40 a.m.
Crews working around the clock atop the crippled Oroville Dam have made progress repairing the damaged spillway.
Workers are hoisting giant white bags filled with rocks, and at least two helicopters will fly them and then release them in the spillway’s erosion. Dump trucks full of boulders also are dumping their cargo on the damaged spillway.
State Department of Water Resources spokesman Chris Orrock says lake levels are also dropping at a rate of 8 feet per day.
The goal is to see the level at 860 feet by Thursday when inflows should begin from the expected storms. Orrock says the lake is currently at 884 feet.
The barrier at the nation’s tallest dam is being repaired after authorities ordered the evacuation of nearly 200,000 people for everyone living below the lake amid concerns the spillway could fail and send water roaring downstream.
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3:30 a.m.
A huge Northern California reservoir, held in place by a massive dam, has always been central to the life of the towns around it.
Now the lake that has brought them holiday fireworks and salmon festivals could bring disaster.
Nearly 200,000 people, who evacuated Sunday over fears that a damaged spillway at Lake Oroville could fail and unleash a wall of water, have to stay away indefinitely while officials race to repair it before more rains arrive Thursday.
Evacuees felt strange on Monday to see their beloved lake associated with urgent voices on the national news.

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KING TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Homicide detectives are investigating after a man was found dead in the Township of King, Ont.
York Regional police say the body of Richard Layton, 46, was discovered at a construction site Friday afternoon.
Police say Layton had no fixed address but was known to spend time around Sherbourne and Dundas Streets in downtown Toronto.
Investigators say they would like to speak to anyone who saw anything suspicious in the area of Jane Street and Mount Mellick Drive in King Township, or anyone who saw Layton in the area before Dec. 8.

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The Lexington County Coroner's Office has now identified a man who was fatally shot Sunday morning at an apartment complex on Berryhill Road.


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Question: Record staycation figures as caravan and motorhome sales are on the up

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Figures released by the National Caravan Council (the NCC) confirm the UK's continuing enthusiasm for caravanning and motorhoming.
Staycations and domestic trips in leisure vehicles are also on the rise.
The Motorhome and Caravan Show 2017 heads to Birmingham's NEC from 17 to 22 October, where leisure vehicle manufacturers and dealers show their 2018 product ranges and around 100,000 visitors are attracted to the annual event.
According to the NCC, production of touring caravans was up 13.7% in the first six months of 2017 compared to the same period last year, while motorhome registrations rose by 11.3%.
Caravan holiday homes are also steadily increasing, with a 5.6% growth in deliveries to holiday park locations between year start and end of June 2017 compared to 2016.
From January to April 2017, Britons took a record 14.4 million domestic holidays, or 'staycations' within Great Britain: a figure up 3% over the same period last year.
VisitEngland reports that British residents took 44.7 million holiday trips in England during 2016, up 2% over the previous year. Over 10.2 million, or nearly one in four of these vacations, used caravans, motorhomes or camping as accommodation. Short breaks of one to three nights made up two thirds of all English holiday trips, with 29.3 million taken in 2016.
VisitEngland's figures also demonstrate that Brits are increasingly using caravans, motorhomes and camping as accommodation for other trips made, such as to sporting events or to visit relatives, contributing to a grand total of 11.94 million trips taken in England during 2016: an increase of 2.5% over 2015.
The Camping and Caravanning Club, formed in 1901, has grown to a record membership of 300,000 households this year. With over 100 UK sites, pitch night sales have risen 9% year to date compared with 2016. The club puts the increase in caravanning, motorhoming and staycations down to warmer British summers, lower fuel prices and a wider range of camping options such as glamping.
The Caravan and Motorhome Club's membership continues to grow as it invests in new and existing sites in the UK and enhances its offering in Europe. Overall bookings for the 2017 summer are up 2.2% on last year and motorhome bookings are up 8%. The club has also witnessed a 5% increase in family bookings.
"We see a consistently strong market for leisure vehicles, and their continuing appeal as accommodation on a wide range of trips away in both the UK and abroad," says Jenny Summers, Group Marketing Director for the NCC. "The European tourer and motorhome industry is providing innovative and stylish products at competitive prices, with products such as campervan conversions appealing to a younger market. These figures also endorse the popularity of staycations in the UK."
The Motorhome and Caravan Show is the biggest launch event of its kind in the UK, with all the new-for-2018 motorhome and caravan models revealed. Visitors can access over 700 leisure vehicles from leading manufacturers and dealers and try their hand at caravan towing and motorhome manoeuvring. Celebrity chefs cook from newly-launched leisure vehicles in the LIVE Theatre and industry experts share their tips on leisure vehicle ownership and holidays. With attractions for all the family, children enter free.
Tickets are on sale now for the UK's largest leisure vehicle show from as little as GBP8.50*. Visit www.mcshow.co.uk or call 0844 873 7333.

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GETTY Devon and Cornwall top the list of UK staycation destinations
And the “staycation” craze is set to boost the UK economy by a whopping £31billion. A traditional jaunt to the seaside remains a firm favourite, with 55 per cent flocking to Britain’s beaches this year. For the fourth consecutive year, Cornwall tops the chart as Britain’s top holiday destination. Devon takes second position and Bournemouth third. The UK’s rural landscape is also seen as a jewel of our national heritage and is the second most popular destination for a summer holiday for many Britons. This year, a third of adults are taking a rural break, with the top destinations the Lake District, Scottish Highlands and the Cotswolds.
GETTY Many Britons are swapping Lake Como for the Lake District
Our annual holiday index confirms that we have become a staycation nation. More Britons than ever are exploring what makes Great Britain so great. Shakila Ahmed
City breaks are the third most popular type of holidays, with London, Edinburgh and Bath being top destinations this year. The annual holiday report by Travelodge surveyed 3,000 British adults, and found the UK tourist industry is flourishing. Shakila Ahmed, of Travelodge, said: “Our annual holiday index confirms that we have become a staycation nation. “More Britons than ever are exploring what makes Great Britain so great, which is great news for our economy. We are seeing more Britons booking three-in-one holidays. This includes taking a city, rural and coastal break as part of a one-week holiday.” Britons are also taking shorter breaks, with the average length of the summer staycation now just one week. But while choosing to remain on home soil, the study shows British holidaymakers are spoiling themselves, splashing out a little extra on their summer break.
GETTY Bournemouth is perennially popular for UK tourists
The average spend on this year’s stay at home vacation will be £823 – an increase of 37 per cent from last year. It is also the highest spend since Travelodge started its annual holiday index in 2011, when the average spend was £399. The research also found 85 per cent of us now take three staycation breaks a year on average. The report also revealed that 38 per cent of Britons want to holiday in the UK rather than Europe in order to support their economy. The UK’s top staycationers are from Newcastle, with 82 per cent from the city revealing they are taking a staycation break this summer, with the average spend at £762. People from Wolverhampton took second place, with 77 per cent of residents spending £788 on their staycation summer break.
Separate studies have revealed that our holiday choices tend to be governed by when we were born. Millennials – those aged between 16 and 34 – tend to still shun staycations. While most other age groups are increasingly taking advantage of the chance to holiday at home, figures from Visit England show this younger generation still prefer to go abroad. The tourist board statistics showed that, while more and more of us like to holiday at home, the number of millennials choosing a staycation has dropped by 1.4 million over the past decade. As a result, only a quarter of those who took a home holiday last year was aged between 16 and 34.
Inside the award winning Bosinver Farm Cottages, Cornwall Wed, January 3, 2018 Bosinver Farm occupies a 30-acre farm and woodland site close to the sea near Saint Austell Play slideshow Bosinver 1 of 12 Exterior of the stunning Coliza cottage, perfect for couples
TOP 10 STAYCATION LOCATIONS 1. Cornwall 2. Devon 3. Bournemouth 4. London 5. Cotswolds
GETTY Bath's Roman architecture is a big draw


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Honda India has already launched the new generation of the Amaze subcompact sedan in the country just a couple of months ago and now the company is all set to launch the facelift of the Jazz hatchback in July 2018. While the date of the launch still eludes us, our sources tell us that it will come closer to the end of the month. The current generation Honda Jazz has been on sale since 2014 but the competition has been significantly upped by the coming of the Maruti Suzuki Baleno which is the best-selling car in that segment. The Hyundai i20 comes in a close second followed by the Jazz. To facelift comes in to keep up with the competition and there will be some distinct changes that will make the Jazz better looking as also offer more features.
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Honda introduced the Jazz facelift globally last year at the 2017 Frankfurt Motor Show
Yes, there are LED DRLs too and the cabin too sees a few changes. The big and prominent change is the new touchscreen infotainment system with Apple CarPlay and Android Auto as we've seen in the new-gen Amaze. Engine options will remain the same including the 1.2-litre petrol and 1.5-litre diesel. Transmission options will include the same 5-speed manual and the CVT automatic for the petrol, and the 6-speed manual for the diesel. It's not clear if Honda will introduce the diesel-CVT option from the new generation Amaze on its hatchback but we wait to find out.
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The Yaris is likely to be offered in three variants and two transmission options, with prices starting from Rs 9 lakh.
The Toyota Yaris is set to be launched in a few weeks from now. Toyota is still mum about the exact launch date, but some reports suggest the mid-size sedan will launch on April 24, while more recent reports predict a May 19 launch date. Dealers have already started accepting bookings with the token amount of Rs 50,000. But how much is Toyota likely to price the Yaris at? Scroll down to the table below for our estimate.
Toyota had showcased two variants of the Yaris at the Delhi Auto Expo 2018 in February - V and VX, both of which are loaded with some segment-first features such as tyre pressure monitoring system, front & rear parking sensors, 8-way adjustable driver’s seat, roof-mounted rear AC vents, all four disc brakes and 7 airbags. To achieve a competitive starting price in the C-segment, we expect a slightly feature-stripped variant named G or GL. Related: Toyota Could Offer Automatic Transmission On All Yaris Variants
Only available with a petrol engine, the Yaris is expected to be the first car in the mass market to offer a 6-speed manual and 7-speed CVT transmission from the base variant itself. Toyota will be gunning for the Honda City so prices are likely to be in close vicinity of the City. The City’s prices start from Rs 8.71 lakh but the Toyota’s base variant is likely to pack more features. A starting price of Rs 9 lakh makes sense. Also Read: Toyota Dealers Start Accepting Bookings For Yaris; Launch Expected In April 2018
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Prices in Rs (CVT)
G/GL
8.99 lakh (10.20 lakh)
V
11.30 lakh (12.50 lakh)
VX
12.60 lakh (13.85 lakh)
Toyota touts the Yaris as a premium offering. Hence, expect even the base variant of the Yaris to be loaded with a fair amount of goodies, which then would justify the price premium. But will Toyota pull a surprise with an introductory price cheaper than the Honda City? We’d love to see that!
Here’s how the prominent petrol opponents of the Yaris fare in terms of pricing. Related: Toyota Yaris Specs Comparison: Verna, City, Ciaz & More
Hyundai Verna
Honda City
Maruti Ciaz
1.4L MT E- 7.79 lakh
S MT- 8.71 lakh
Sigma- 7.83 lakh
1.4L MT EX- 9.10 lakh
SV MT- 9.74 lakh
Delta- 8.27 lakh
1.6L AT EX- 10.55 lakh
V MT- 9.99 lakh
Delta AT- 9.43 lakh
1.6L MT SX- 9.76 lakh
V CVT- 11.72 lakh
Zeta AT- 9.94 lakh
1.6L MT SX (O)- 11.42 lakh
VX MT- 11.84 lakh
Zeta- 8.92 lakh
1.6L AT SX (O)- 12.56 lakh
VX CVT- 13.02 lakh
Alpha- 9.48 lakh
ZX CVT- 13.70 lakh
Alpha AT- 10.63 lakh
ZX CVT Anniversary- 13.74 lakh
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On Friday, December 23, Santa Claus with the help of the Brockport Police Officers delivered gifts to 21 local boys and girls. This was after the “Shop with a Cop” event that took place on Sunday, December 18 at the Brockport Walmart store.
On Sunday the officers accompanied 21 children and their families to Christmas shop at their discretion each with a $100 gift card. Following the fun shopping trip they enjoyed hot chocolate with the officers. The gifts were then wrapped by the Stetson Club and delivered by Santa and elves to their homes on December 23.
The gift cards were purchased by the police department Stetson Club, the Chief of Police and village residents Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Staub. Mr. Staub, a member of the Brockport Planning Board, donated $1,000 to the police department for a community related event.
Chief Varrenti subsequently put Mr. Staub in touch with Stetson Club President, Officer Josh Sime, who approached the union to match the $1,000 and created this event. The Stetson Club is the union which represents all sworn officers of the Brockport Police Department, with the exception of the Chief of Police.
The Brockport Walmart donated the gift-wrapping supplies and hot chocolate.
“This really is a win-win situation today,” said Stetson Club President Josh Sime. “It’s a win because the kids get to pick out a few gifts for Christmas, but it’s also a win for us because we get to take a step back and be thankful and this really is a gratifying experience for everyone.”
This is the first year the Brockport Police Department participated in “Shop With A Cop.” “The members of the Stetson Club cannot thank Mr. Staub enough for donating his hard earned money back to the village he serves,” said Sime.

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As a musical chameleon, Rihanna has taken euphonic risks from delivering reggae and dance pop to fronting motion picture soundtracks. As it turns out, the multi-hyphenate’s derring-do also translates to her sartorial prowess.
On the red carpet, RiRi has captured many a paparazzo’s camera shutter with avant-garde ensembles — take her 2015 Met Gala look, for instance — but it’s her fearless, nonconformist MO at the hottest clubs that serves up serious fashion inspiration.
Whether she’s hitting up 1Oak or attending an after-party during Paris Fashion Week, the singer/megastar has been spotted in the most versatile looks, opting for statement pieces like Prada’s feather-trimmed satin mules paired with oversized crystal-embellished Gucci sunglasses.
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That’s not to say she sacrifices comfort for style; on more than a few occasions, RiRi has traded in her diamonds and furs for a simple tracksuit and her very own Fenty x Puma slides — Solo cup, included.
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Instead of taking on the latest trends, Rihanna has backed a combination of both major industry players and under-the-radar designers. As a style icon, she also became the first woman to win Shoe of the Year at the 2016 Footwear News Achievement Awards, with the release of the incredibly successful Fenty x Puma Creeper.
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Click through the gallery to see more of the ensembles — and footwear — that have cemented Rihanna’s place in nightlife fashion history.

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