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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - Florida's governor has ordered a statue of a Confederate general at the U.S. Capitol to be removed and replaced with one of an African-American woman.
Gov. Rick Scott signed the bill (SB 472) making that step official Monday.
The bill removes a statue of Confederate Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith and replaces it with a statue of Mary McLeod Bethune. She founded a school that would eventually become historically black Bethune-Cookman University in Daytona Beach, Florida.
Bethune's statue would be the first African-American woman in Statuary Hall.
Congress allows each state two statues in Statuary Hall. Florida's other one is of John Gorrie, whose inventions led to modern-day air conditioning.

In wake of the violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, continued conversations are emerging about Confederate monuments. The Associated Press reported that the “Unite the Right” rally was held by a group of “loosely connected mix of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and other far-right extremists with disjointed missions.” The group gathered to protest the removal of a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee from a nearby park. >> Read more trending news Despite the generalized association of Confederate monuments and the Confederacy with the Southern region of the United States, such monuments can be found across the country. USA Today reported there are at least 700 and possibly more than 1,000. Here are some of the hundreds of Confederate monuments in different regions of America. Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Virginia: At the center of the initial protests at the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville was the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee. Vandalized with graffiti of the words “Black Lives Matter” in 2015, it has been in the city since 1924. The bronze statue is located in Emancipation Park, formerly named Lee Park after Lee himself. The New York Times reported that City Council voted to remove the statue in February, but it was sued by those against the removal in March. The statue remains as the court case continues. Confederate Memorial Fountain in Helena, Montana: The granite fountain is one of many across the country created by the United Daughters of the Confederacy which says one of its objectives is to “collect and preserve the material necessary for a truthful history of the War Between the States and to protect, preserve, and mark the places made historic by Confederate valor.” During the Civil War, Montana wasn’t a state. Constructed in 1916, over 50 years after the war, it’s the only monument to the Confederacy in the Northwest. Memorial to Arizona Confederate Troops in Phoenix: In the Capitol’s Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza, Arizona has another monument created by the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Sitting among other memorials, the monument to Arizona Confederate soldiers was erected in 1961. Stone marker on Georges Island in Boston: Placed on the Massachusetts island by the United Daughters of the Confederacy in 1963, the marker refers to the Civil War as “the War Between the States” and commemorates Confederate soldiers imprisoned at Fort Warren, also located on the island. Gen. James Longstreet statue in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania: An equestrian statue of Longstreet -- similar to that of Lee’s, is in Gettysburg National Military Park. Built in 1998, the memorial is located on the battlefield where the Battle of Gettysburg -- considered to be one of the most important in the Civil War -- occurred. Longstreet was a subordinate of Lee. Confederate Civil War soldier statue in Columbus: The Camp Chase Confederate Cemetery in Ohio contains two monuments. One, installed in 1902, is a bronze statue of a daCivil War soldier standing on top of a granite arch holding a rifle in front. Another is of a 3-foot-tall boulder, which is under the arch. It was installed in 1897. Confederate Monument at Hollywood Forever Cemetery in Los Angeles: A monument of confederate soldiers is located in the burial site of many celebrities. The service of some 30 Confederate veterans from many Confederate states is commemorated in the 7-foot granite monument. An inscription on the monument says it was erected by the Confederate Monument Association. It is maintained by the Long Beach chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy.


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Technology isn’t the solution to every problem; in fact, in many situations it can actually make things worse. Nowhere is this tension between technology’s promise and its unfulfilled potential more obvious than in China’s healthcare economy.
This is why, despite significant high profile investments into China’s healthcare technology sector by stalwart innovators like Jack Ma, results thus far have come up well short from both investor and patient expectations. As Bloomberg recently pointed out, one of the most notable launches in the Chinese mHealth space, Ali Health, has seen its share price collapse by over 70 percent, largely because the platform has struggled to illustrate it can adequately build trust between patients and the virtual healthcare experience Ali Health offers.
Yes, China’s healthcare system could implement major new technology platforms in personalized medicine, tele-health, on-line prescription refills, and electronic health records, but one of the painful lessons from America’s own attempts at leveraging technology in healthcare is that if technology is papered over broken processes, then its ultimate value to the patient, physician and payer will all be marginalized. This is particularly true when technology does not address the human factors in why the existing healthcare system comes up short. In China, this is best evidenced by the ill-supported belief so far that digital interactions between patients and physicians will be accepted as readily as in-person experiences.
It bears repeating that the problems with China’s current healthcare system are not difficult to pinpoint: inadequate government funding of hospitals (and physician’s compensation in particular), not enough physicians or other trained caregivers, and gaps in the continuum of care (not enough community care, rehabilitation centers, or senior care as just three of the most pressing examples). These problems are all taking place during a period of time when China has two major public health challenges coming sharply into focus: a rapidly aging society on one hand, and on the other an obesity problem that is greater in magnitude than what any western society has experienced in the modern era.
How might technology in China’s healthcare ecosystem help address profound shortcomings in funding? First, it is important to keep front of mind that the bulk of healthcare spending in China is out of pocket by the consumer. Consequently, technologies that help the consumer better understand their options and direct their purchasing decisions do have the potential to address funding challenges, admittedly indirectly. On-line resources, patient education forums, and digital health platforms that help patients make more informed decisions should result in more efficient spending and, assuming all else holds equal for China’s middle class, result in more money being spent by individuals as they gain confidence in their ability to discern between treatment options.
In addition, technology in areas like personalized medicine could help the Chinese government focus on interventions and therapies that bend the cost curve in meaningful ways for the public system by avoiding un-necessary medications and helping people pre-emptively manage their health. However, in the short-to-mid term China’s healthcare system is going to have to face chronic funding shortfalls that no technology can magically solve. In fact, many of these technology platforms will actually increase costs in the short-term, even though they promise cost savings down the road. The unpleasant reality is that whatever cost savings technology holds for the Chinese consumer, unless and until the Chinese government fundamentally shifts resources to the public hospitals, much of the cost burden will remain on the consumer.
What about the role of technology to address China’s chronic manpower shortages? In an environment where most public hospital physicians spend around five minutes with their patients on average, it is hard to see how technology can help them be more efficient. Technology could make the patient’s experience less manpower intensive, especially as patients gain the ability to manage their records, appointments and test results, without having the need to interface with hospital staff. However, technology does not miraculously increase available manpower, in particular for a system that is already woefully out of sync with the need to provide Chinese physicians the time to properly diagnosis, and build meaningful relationships with, their patients.

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Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Mr Kim and Mr Moon will soon come face-to-face at the inter-Korean summit, the first in a decade
North and South Korea are preparing for their first summit in just over a decade. After years of frosty relations and belligerent rhetoric, this is being hailed as a rare and hopeful moment by South Korean politicians.
As a peace treaty was never signed after the end of the Korean War in 1953, the neighbours do not have formal relations. The "Sunshine Policy" of re-engagement with the North from the late 1990s earned one leader a Nobel Peace prize, but broke down within a decade as Pyongyang pursued its illegal nuclear ambitions.
But over the years both North and South have also engaged in what some might see as miniscule acts of "petty" warfare designed to wind the other up but not cause lasting damage, almost reminiscent of some techniques used by the Soviet Union and the US during the Cold War.
"These kinds of displays provide an important competitive outlet between the two sides outside of possible military conflict," analyst Ankit Panda told the BBC.
"For both sides, I think what seems petty to us on the outside has important symbolic value and even operational effectiveness. The two countries are dramatically different in their ideologies and see value in exerting the primacy of their system of government."
These are some of the small-time point-scoring both sides have attempted over the years:
Loudspeakers
Both countries have been fighting an aural battle for years.
Before August 2015, the loudspeakers had been turned off for a couple of years, under a deal negotiated between both countries. But in 2015, after two South Korean soldiers were severely injured by North Korean-planted mines in the demilitarised zone (DMZ), the South turned its speakers back on.
It was halted again in 2015 and re-started in 2016 in response to the North's claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb.
But what exactly does South Korea broadcast from its speakers?
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption South and North Korea have turned these loudspeakers on and off at different points in their tumultuous relationship
You can expect to hear anything from weather reports, dramas, news from both Koreas that otherwise would not be heard over the border and even K-pop songs.
The loudspeakers are typically aimed at border guards, though they can also reach citizens that live near the DMZ border.
"The loudspeakers are left on all night and day and it hurts morale for some North Korea soldiers because some of them can't go to sleep, some are exhausted from hearing it all day," said Dr Kim. "So what North Korea is concerned about is the psychological impact of these broadcasts."
North Korea's broadcasts carry its characteristically strident condemnations of Seoul and its allies, but are said to be harder to hear - possibly the result of poor speakers.
But South Korea has now turned off its loudspeakers, just days after North Korea announced that it was stopping all its nuclear tests and launches of intercontinental ballistic missiles. The North appears to have stopped broadcasting propaganda too, residents on the southern side of the demarcation line say.
The South has not said whether it plans to restart the broadcasts once the summits are over.
Flagpole sizes
During the 1980s, the South Korean government built a 321.5-foot (97m) tall flagpole in its border village of Daesong-dong.
North Korea responded by building a 525-foot tall flagpole in its border town of Gijung-dong.
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption The North Korea flag in Gijung-dong can be seen here from the truce village of Panmunjom
"This is a good sign of one of them trying to one-up the other," Dr James Kim of the Asan Institute for Policy Studies told the BBC.
"That being said, it might have been very important to the North to build a bigger flagpole but South Korea might not even have really cared."
Balloon propaganda
Both the North and South have had a long history of launching propaganda balloons at each other.
In South Korea, defectors, conservatives and religious groups regularly launch these balloons, which can contain anything from leaflets to chocolate biscuits.
Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Both North and South send their own forms of propaganda through these balloons that can travel for miles
The balloons can go on to reach thousands of miles, and have been proven to be "very effective", according to Alex Gladstein, Chief Strategy Officer at Human Rights Foundation (HRF) who runs Flash Drives for Freedom, an initiative which sends flash drives in to North Korea.
HRF's flash drives contain anything from a selection of films, TV shows, documentaries and everyday footage of life in South Korea.
But the North themselves have also sent their fair share of balloons over to the South.
In 2016, hundreds of leaflets praising North Korea were found in Seoul, sent ahead of North Korea's 7th congress of its Workers Party, which was the first of its kind in 36 years.
Speculation arose then that Pyongyang may have sent the leaflets as part of its anti-South Korea psychological warfare.
But though the leaflets are unlikely to leave a great impact on South Korea, it could be more than just a matter of "pettiness" to North Korea.
"I've been in downtown Seoul and seen the propaganda leaflets a few times. It's interesting and novel for [South Koreans] but it isn't construed as something that is threatening to their daily livelihood," Dr Kim told the BBC.
"But for the North Koreans these pamphlets are very important. Ideology is very important to them, it's what keeps their regime together... so they might think that this is even more threatening to them than a small-scale military response."
Secret agents
In 2016, North Korea restarted its coded "numbers" broadcasting after a break of 16 years - a move which has angered South Korea.
Numbers broadcasts, as the name implies, usually comprise a series of numbers read out on air which will only make sense to someone with the decryption key, usually secret agents in a foreign country.
These apparent codes were observed in a late-night 12-minute section on Pyongyang Radio Station, a propaganda station aimed at South Korea.
Why the sudden resumption after 16 years?
The numbers broadcast comes almost immediately after the US and South Korea announced the deployment of a THAAD defensive missile battery in South Korea.
It's not clear if the move is a direct act of retaliation, but it's definitely got under the skin of South Korea, who urged the North to "desist from such practices."
The North and South's current relationship is arguably the closest the two neighbours have got in recent years.
But if the thaw does not turn into a permanent detente, more imaginative point-scoring is little short of certain.

GETTY Many people expect to get part-time work after retirement to fund their lifestyle
A survey commissioned by The People’s Pension group reflects uncertainty and a resigned acceptance that many expect to carry on working into their late 60s and 70s. A few look forward to an inheritance and others pin their hopes on selling up and downsizing in order to stay solvent. The habit of simply saving money has been eroded and in any case, interest rates are so low there is little incentive.
The concept of ‘carriage clock’ retirement is consigned to history Darren Philp
Due to rises in the state pension age many are unsure at what age they qualify and have no idea how much they will get. As Darren Philp of The People’s Pension says: “The concept of ‘carriage clock’ retirement, whereby people completely stop work and rely on their pension savings, is consigned to history.” For many, thinking about their future finances is so alarming that it is easier to put off the evil hour as long as possible.
For others there is no regret at having to carry on working well past retirement age. If you are healthy and enjoy what you do then it is no hardship. But there are some absolutes in this fog of uncertainty. Taking out a private pension makes a huge difference to one’s income later in life. And we have to take responsibility for ourselves to a far greater extent. Ignoring the issue is no solution.
GETTY China will punish North Korea economically
China supporting the UN China is to observe sanctions imposed on North Korea by the United Nations. It will stop importing coal, iron ore, seafood and other items in early September. In international crises of this kind one looks for small reasons for optimism and this is one.
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For the moment China is behaving sensibly. It is punishing North Korea economically while refusing to express support for the bellicose Trump. It does not seem inclined to exacerbate the war of words. South Korea has expressed its desire for a diplomatic solution. President Moon Jae-in has said “there must not be another war on the Korean peninsula”. And that is something with which we would all agree.
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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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Ah, the clean fresh city air… oh wait, all you smell is exhaust fumes and decomposing garbage? While smells might not be an objectively measurable sign of climate change, they serve as an extremely noticeable sign of pollution. What originally started as bad or weird smells in cities and densely populated areas has become measurable through occurrences such as extreme heat waves, rising sea levels and severe droughts. These climate change observations correlate to greenhouse gas emissions from the increased use of fossil fuel products.
Greenhouse gases are made up of molecules containing large amounts of carbon and oxygen, and cause excess heat or solar radiation to be trapped in earth’s atmosphere. Throughout the earth’s life, the main component of these greenhouse gases has been simple water vapor. This hasn’t been a problem since water vapor goes through the water cycle and ends up balancing itself out through the world’s oceans, lakes and rainfall. Recently however, man-made carbon dioxide and other carbon-containing gases have started to increase significantly causing global temperatures to deviate from normal ranges.
Some of the largest contributors to greenhouse gases are electricity production and transportation. Combined, they account for 56 percent of all greenhouse gases emitted. While renewable energy and electric vehicles have been making headway, the majority of electricity production and transportation is still run by fossil fuels. Around 65 percent of U.S. electricity production is through fossil fuels and nearly 92 percent of transportation energy comes from fossil fuels.
While fossil fuel companies are heavily regulated in the world market to reduce pollution and emissions, these companies still contribute a significant amount to climate change simply by creating the products they do. With the rest of the world increasing regulations and requirements for fossil fuel companies, the United States has seen fit to decrease regulatory hurdles for such companies.
Through the use of heavy lobbying and manipulation of the public, the fossil fuel industry has bought its way into a position where it can influence public policy in a way that benefits only themselves. Since oil, gas and coal industries benefit financially from decreased regulation and less government overreach, they have been greasing the pockets of republicans for decades. With over 125 million dollars spent on lobbying by fossil fuel companies just in 2017, some of the largest contributors (Exxon, the Koch brothers, Shell and BP) have an immense hold over the government.
With a Republican-controlled executive branch, the EPA has seen fit to roll back regulations regarding controlling emissions from fossil fuel processing plants. Specifically, the EPA has recently removed a policy called “once in always in.” This policy allows for heavily polluting plants to be permanently classified as a major source of pollution (even if they no longer pollute as much as they used to), which in turn increases the pollution management standards for those plants.
According to the EPA, removing this policy will allow for those same plants to voluntarily implement their own pollution management systems because they will have to spend less on making sure they are up to EPA standards.
“The ‘once in always in’ policy has been a longstanding disincentive for sources to implement voluntary pollution abatement and prevention efforts, or to pursue technological innovations that would reduce hazardous air pollution emissions,” the EPA said in a public news release.
If fossil fuel companies would actually research pollution abatement, removing this once in always in policy makes sense, however, there is no reason why they would if there are less consequences for heavy pollution.
The purpose of companies and industries is to always move to be the most efficient and profitable entities around. When it comes to the fossil fuel industry, efficiency and profitability means not regarding environmental protection factors. Increased heavy metal and greenhouse gas pollution from fossil fuel processing plants infringes on the health of those living near and around such plants. Over time, these pollutants have caused climate change which has been linked to droughts, flooding, stronger hurricanes, reduced wildlife and insect populations and even cancer or other health issues amongst humans.
Protecting these basic rights of health and a hospitable environment should be basic tenets of the government, however, we can see that the current administration has disregarded the public in favor of helping put more money in the pockets of fossil fuel industries.
While arguments can be made with regards to fossil fuel companies stimulating the economies of coal country and areas rich in fossil fuels, the environmental impact sits heavily on the economic benefits. What’s the point of trying to revitalize a technology that’s soon to be obsolete?
With the advent of extremely efficient and low pollution renewable energies, the government should be pushing all those fossil fuel companies into becoming renewable energy powerhouses. The breadth of resources available to energy companies is immense and if even some of that wealth and man-power was focused on researching renewable energy and nuclear energy, the impact electricity production and transportation fuels have on environmental decline could be significantly reduced.

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The United States is celebrating its 241st birthday today. But it may be honoring its 114th U.S. Supreme Court justice in a few months.
Donald Trump will present on Monday someone to fill the seat of retiring Justice Anthony Kennedy, who had often been the deciding vote in environmental cases brought before the court. Given the president’s philosophical leanings, however, his nominee will probably side more with industry's positions.
Federal regulations that are challenged in court make their way to the U.S. Supreme Court by way of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia, which has progressive tendencies and which often rules in favor of environmental concerns. The High Court has over the last decade or so preserved those decisions.
But key cases are now up for grabs that include the 2007 ruling to allow CO2 to be considered a pollutant regulated under the Clean Air Act — one that was narrowly upheld twice by the U.S. Supreme Court. And then there’s the CO2-cutting Clean Power Plan that a bare majority of the justices sent back to the D.C. Court of Appeals for it to reconsider.
The broader questions now for both the current justices as well as Kennedy’s replacement are whether the court would uphold “established precedent” — referring to those cases that have been thoroughly hashed out by previous courts and whether they will honor the so-called Chevron Doctrine. That gives deference to the expertise to the regulating agencies.
“Without Kennedy on the court, the outcome is more likely to strike the balance in favor of industry rather than protection of the environment,” James Van Nostrand, energy and environmental law professor at West Virginia University told this writer. “Kennedy was pretty strong on the environment and a Trump appointee most certainly will see a weaker role for the federal government with respect to environmental protection.”
The professor agrees that the regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act — Massachusetts versus the Environmental Protection Agency — is ripe for a few appeals, saying that any replacement may have a “narrower interpretation” of the law. Ditto for the Clean Power Plan, he adds, noting that a more restricted understanding of the law does not mean either an outright reversal of the precedent.
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At the same time, the High Court could generally rule that environmental concerns are best decided by the individual states and not at the federal level. Such federalism is exactly what EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has been pushing for. Critics of such thinking not only say that environmental laws need to be uniform — pollution knows no boundaries — but that the states are controlled economically by the industries domiciled there.
A lot is at stake. Consider the Chevron Doctrine and whether the reading of that would allow the EPA to regulate CO2 as a harmful emission: In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that CO2 is a pollutant that could be regulated under the Clean Air Act. EPA made it official in 2009, saying that CO2 was a danger to public health and welfare. And in 2014, the high court upheld that so-called endangerment finding.
The endangerment finding is also the foundation behind President Obama's Clean Power Plan. That proposed regulation is now in a lower federal court and it would require 32% cuts in CO2 by 2030 from a 2005 baseline. Already, the nation is 18% of the way there because of the coal-to-natural gas transition, says the Energy Information Administration.
How would a U.S. Supreme Court nominee feel about the Chevron Doctrine? And as far as the Clean Power Plan goes, would a court ruling either tossing it or limiting it really be able to repel market powers?
Kenneth Reich, an environmental and energy lawyer in Boston, says that the Chevron Doctrine is vital for statutes that require a precise expertise—knowledge that the judges cannot possibly have. However, “Before the announcement that Justice Kennedy was stepping down, there was already speculation about the potential demise of the Chevron Doctrine, the Supreme Court rule that an agency’s interpretation of its organic statutes is entitled to deference.
"Justices Gorsuch, Thomas, Roberts and Alito are already on record as critical of this rule," he told this reporter. "And in his last opinion on the bench, Justice Kennedy also criticized the rule. Because the Chevron Doctrine is a hot button issue for the Trump Administration and the Republican majority in Congress, the next appointee to the Supreme Court is very likely to have views similar to those of Justice Kennedy on the rule, which would give the Court a majority to overturn the Chevron Doctrine in the right case.”
The answer to the latter question is that carbon emissions in this country have dropped from 6.13 billion metric tons in 2007 to 5.35 billion metric tons in the last year or so because natural gas is replacing coal-fired generation; it is abundant, inexpensive and pollutes a lot less — and the Sierra Club is reporting 250 coal plants have retired or will do so. At the same time, renewable energy prices are falling and it is gaining increasing share of the electricity market as a result.
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Industry is leading the way and it has more market powers than do U.S. Supreme Court justices: Alcoa, American Express, Apple, AT&T, Bank of America, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Best Buy, BioGen, Cargill, CA Technologies and Coca Cola have all signed pledges to reduce their carbon footprints. Meanwhile, cities and states are helping to accelerate the trend by implementing such things as building efficiency codes and renewable portfolio standards.
The lack of federal leadership, however, could allow some heavy polluters to drag their feet or to provide cover for other businesses that don’t think investments in modern pollution controls will have quick payback.
“The courts are meant to level the playing field where a local community group can stand up to a powerful oil company that poisons its waterways, where individuals can defend their right to free speech, where women can battle to protect their access to reproductive health services, and where people can band together against corporate wrongdoing,” Earthjustice President Trip Van Noppen said. “Trump intends to fill this Supreme Court vacancy with someone who will put corporations, the wealthy, and the powerful above the rest of us.”
Justice Kennedy’s replacement will assuredly be a more conservative arbiter than he has been at least as it relates to environmental issues. But that does not mean that either the new judge or the balance of the court would be willing to upend existing laws or ignore the Chevron Doctrine. Choosing that legal path, though, would leave an indelible footprint on environmental law.


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New Order played an electrifying set on Sunday evening (April 16) at Coachella. No strangers to the festival, the group previously played Coachella in 2005 and 2013, and this year they encored with two Joy Division songs. Most of the members of New Order began their career in the goth band Joy Division but changed their name and their songwriting approach after singer Ian Curtis hung himself in 1980.
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New Order’s Coachella set spanned their lengthy catalog, ending with Joy Division’s “Decades” and “Love Will Tear Us Apart.” Several fans captured the performance on video.
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New Order keyboardist and guitarist Gillian Gilbert spoke with the San Diego Union-Tribune ahead of the festival and says the band always looks forward to playing Coachella.
“We didn’t have a lot of festivals in the early 1980s,” Gilbert noted. “A lot of people come and there are a lot of different age groups, instead of playing just to an older audience who have grown up with us. It’s quite refreshing to play at festivals and have a lot of people dancing along to our new songs.
“Coachella is totally magical! It’s brilliant and it’s very different from English festivals, because of the weather. We had a great time playing Coachella in the past. Everything seems a lot more positive and people are there for the music and to have a good time. When you perform in concert halls, it’s all very serious and you can’t relax. But with everything that’s going on at Coachella, it’s just amazing.”

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Question: A police cover-up fuels the drama in Netflix’s ‘Seven Seconds’

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Here’s the setup: A white New Jersey police officer, who’s late to meet his pregnant wife at the hospital for her sonogram, is speeding through a desolate park when his car hits a black teenager on a bicycle.
It’s an accident, but the officer – Peter (Beau Knapp) – calls his fellow cops, and no one calls for an ambulance.
The cover-up is the opening of “Seven Seconds,” a new 10-part dramatic series on Netflix that drops Friday. Its executive producer, Veena Sud (“The Killing,” “Cold Case”), has said that the series is an attempt to look behind the headlines involving racially charged incidents like the death of Freddie Gray, the Baltimore man who died in police custody in 2015.
“Don’t you read the news? There are no accidents anymore,” one cop tells Peter later, justifying their cover-up. “Chicago, Baltimore, every white cop who has killed a black kid….” He doesn’t have to finish the sentence.
“Seven Seconds” can be a bit obvious at times – a shot of blood in the snow with the Statue of Liberty seen off in the distance – but ultimately it settles into a worthwhile character-driven crime thriller.
As former president Richard Nixon learned, a cover-up can snowball and become worse than the original crime. That rapidly becomes the case in the series. The story is about people under pressure trapped in an impossible dilemma that grows deadlier. Tamped-down prejudices, family secrets, and fears eventually boil over.
British actress Clare-Hope Ashitey plays low-level prosecutor K.J. Harper. She is desperately unhappy, buried in paperwork, drinking and singing karaoke (badly) at a club. She’s given the hit-and-run case of the teen, who lies unconscious in a hospital.
She is partnered with a detective, Joe “Fish” Rinaldi (Michael Mosley), a white cop who isn’t interested in digging into the case, pegging the victim as a gang member because he has an expensive bike.
In fact, Fish is ready to charge a suspect supplied by Peter’s cohorts, but after K.J. finds inconsistencies in the story he reluctantly helps her pursue other leads.
No one in “Seven Seconds” is without guilt. Nor is anyone completely awful. Even the head of a narcotics unit, Mike (David Lyons), who is also the leader of the cover-up, can be seen as making the best of untenable situations – both within his department and on the streets.
The always-reliable Regina King leads the series’ strong ensemble as the victim’s distraught mother; Russell Hornsby (“Grimm”) plays the father. Their elder son (Zackary Momoh) is a soldier stationed in Afghanistan, having escaped to the Army to get away from the gangs.
K.J. is only able to investigate the case because she convinces her politically ambitious boss that the victim’s family are churchgoers from the black community and likely voters. “Seven Seconds,” meant to be an anthology if it’s picked up, is similar to recent network series like “American Crime” and “Shots Fired” in that it explores social and racial tensions in a personal way. At its best, the new series is more nuanced than the others because its premise grows out bad decisions more than bad intentions. Dramatically, it takes about two to three episodes for the series to kick in. Fish, who prefers dogs over people, and K.J., who comes from an affluent black family, are an odd couple but with some nice twists.
“Seven Seconds” may not be the type of series to binge, but once you’re into it, you are likely to stay around. The series’ virtue is that it offers a different – and often thoughtful –take one of the biggest hot-button issues of the day.
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What: 10-part crime drama that revolves around the hit-and-run of a black teenager by a police officer who tries to cover up his crime.
When: Available Friday.
Where: Netflix.

Orange is the New Black season 6, new episodes of Jerry Seinfeld's unorthodox chat show, and Anne With an E season 2 arrive on Netflix in July
It’s another jam-packed month on Netflix UK, marked by the return of the streaming service’s flagship series Orange is the New Black.
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Now in its sixth season, OITNB begins a new era after last year’s finale saw the prisoners being carted out of the show’s original setting of Litchfield penitentiary.
The ladies formerly of Litchfield are in good company, too: Anne with an E and beloved sports documentary Last Chance U both return for another helping.
On top of this, July brings new episodes of Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee with guests such as Ellen DeGeneres and Dave Chappelle, and the latest season of Suits, which returns without the newest member of the royal family, Meghan Markle.
Plus, there’s some top notch British TV coming too, including the fourth series of Sherlock, and the live-action Mr Bean series.
Find out about everything coming to Netflix UK in July 2018 below.
Sunday 1st July
The Fast and the Furious: 1-5 Burning rubber, Vin Diesel, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson… the multi-billion-dollar franchise arrives on Netflix
Mr. Bean: The Whole Bean: Mr Bean Live Action: Season 1 An early season of Rowan Atkinson’s comedy series
Adult Beginners Romantic comedy with Nick Kroll and Rose Byrne
Bo Burnham: what. Musical stand-up show with the US comedian
Duck Butter Arrested Development’s Alia Shawkat stars in this drama about the breakdown of a relationship between a same-sex couple
The Hateful Eight Quentin Tarantino’s latest movie starring Samuel L Jackson arrives on the streaming service
Wind River Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen team up to solve a mysterious murder at a Native America reserve in Wyoming
Tuesday 3rd July
The Comedy Line-up 15 minute stand-up sets from up-and-coming comics
Good Girls new dramedy series about three suburban mums who orchestrate a grocery store heist, starring Mad Men’s Christina Hendricks and Parks and Recreation’s Retta
Wednesday 5th July
Pete’s Dragon An orphan befriends a dragon in this Disney family drama
Friday 6th July
Anne with an E: Season 2 New faces arrive in Anne’s beloved Green Gables in the second season of this adaptation
First Team: Juventus Part B Behind-the-scenes sports doc following the Italian champions through the back end of their season
Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee: Freshly Brewed 12 comedy heavyweights ride in a selection of classic cars with Jerry Seinfeld in this chat show
Sacred Games Series exploring the corrupt underworld beneath India’s economic renaissance, one of seven new Netflix Indian Originals
Somebody Feed Phil: The Second Course Comedy producer Phil Rosenthal continues his culinary tour of the globe
The Legacy of a Whitetail Deer Hunter Danny McBride and Josh Brolin go hunting in this Original comedy film
The Perks of Being a Wallflower Emma Watson leads a this indie teen drama, first released in 2012
The Impossible JA Bayona’s harrowing film about a family who get caught up in the 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami
Gnomeo and Juliet Shakespeare, with cartoon gnomes – perfect kids’ viewing
Peter Pan Jason Isaacs leads this big-screen adaptation of the classic children’s tale
Looper Bruce Willis and Joseph Gordon-Levitt star as time-travelling hitmen
Scarface Al Pacino’s classic story of drug kingpin Tony Montana
Green Street Elijah Wood stars as an American who gets caught up in a gang of West Ham football hooligans
Saturday 7th July
A Ghost Story A stark and haunting indie drama starring Casey Affleck as an actual ghost in a bedsheet
Tuesday 10th July
Drug Lords: Season 2 The new season explores El Chapo, Jemeker Thompson, Christopher Coke and Klaas Bruinsma
The Wolf of Wall Street Leonardo DiCaprio stars as con-man Jordan Belfort in this Scorsese epic from 2013
Friday 13th July
Sugar Rush New baking show sees teams race against the clock in making tasty treats
How It Ends Original thriller about a man on a mission to reunite with his pregnant girlfriend after a cataclysmic event. Stars Forrest Whitaker
Sunday 15th July
The Joel McHale Show with Joel McHale part 2 The irreverent Netflix weekly series is back
Sherlock: series 4 Netflix completes its Sherlock collection with the latest series starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman
Thursday 19th July
Suits season 8 the legal drama returns – without Meghan Markle
Friday 20th July
Amazing Interiors Netflix’s first-ever home makeover series makes its debut
Father of the Year Two university graduates argue over whose dad would win in a fight; things get ugly…
Last Chance U: EMCC and Life After A “where are they now” special about the players featured last year hoping to become NFL stars
Last Chance U: Indy Part 1 A new season of the NFL sports documentary centred around Independent Community College in Kansas
Final Space A new Conan O’Brien-produced animated comedy about an astronaut who travels the solar system with his alien sidekick
Dark Tourist New travel series which sees journalist David Farrier travel to unusual, and often bleak, destinations
Jackie Natalie Portman narrowly missed out on her second Academy Award for her incredible performance as Jackie Kennedy Onassis in this biopic
Tuesday 24th July
Happy End Michael Haneke’s 2017 familial drama set against the backdrop of the refugee crisis in Calais
Friday 27th July
Orange is the New Black: season 6 Litchfield is no more – but the ladies will be back
The Bleeding Edge A documentary about the dangers of America’s profit-driven medical device industry
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Question: Phone Threat Forces Lockdown At Millikan Middle School

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SHERMAN OAKS (CBSLA) – A San Fernando Valley middle school was on lockdown Wednesday following a telephone threat, police said.
School district police were sweeping the campus at 5041 Sunnyslope Avenue in Sherman Oaks after a threatening call was phoned in around 8:15 a.m., according to an LAPD official.
The lockdown was lifted just after 10 a.m.
Students tweeted that they were sheltering in place as the threat was investigated.
Twitter user Ata Sahillioglu posted a video apparently showing students hiding underneath their desks inside a classroom.
Lockdown at Millikan Middle School pic.twitter.com/rARB3f6rwm — Ata Sahillioglu (@SahilliogluAta) May 30, 2018
Classes were scheduled to continue, though some parents said they planned to take their children out of school for the rest of the day.
Neighboring Notre Dame High School closed all but one of its gates as a precaution due to the lockdown at Millikan.
Relieved parents picking up their kids at #MillikanMiddleSchool following a threat @KNX1070 pic.twitter.com/EE30pgRudT — Jon Baird (@KNXBaird) May 30, 2018
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Question: New location for Maple Ridge's Community Services

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The restorative justice program has changed significantly in the past two years.
Big changes have happened at Maple Ridge’s Community Services youth restorative justice program.
The program, which is part of Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Community Services, has moved to two temporary buildings at 22722 and 22718 Lougheed Hwy.
Colette Madsen, director of programs and services, said that aside from the new location, the program has changed a lot in the past two years.
Previously named the Youth Diversion Program, it used to apply to youths who had to commited an offence under the criminal justice system were between the ages of 12-17. Now, the program accepts referrals from police, schools, community, and businesses, regardless of whether an individual is associated with the criminal justice system. Youth and young adults aged 12-24 can access the program.
Ranjit Kingra, Youth Restorative Justice program coordinator, said the newer version of the program aims to help youth and young adults who have been involved in a variety of harmful events.
“We bring parties together that have been involved in harmful events, whether they are criminal or not. Victims, youth that may have caused the harm, families, community partners, we talk about the things that have happened, the impact, and if it’s possible to repair that harm,” said Kingra.
The program facilitates meetings to encourage conversations about harm, reparation and accountability. Kingra said that historically, clients involved with the Youth Restorative Justice program have a non-reoffending rate of 80 per cent.
“It’s a safer community when you get the community involved and show people that you really do care about them, and support them with community resources,” said Kingra.
The Youth Restorative Justice program offers three categories of programs including mentorship, effects of shoplifting and a prevention program.
Since the Youth Restorative Justice program is part of Community Services, clients that begin the program can easily be referred to other services in the agency such as counselling and the youth wellness centre.
Madsen said that accountability plays a huge role in diverting youth from going down negative paths.
“If someone comes in and addresses what’s going on, and takes accountability, it can redirect them from going further into areas they don’t want to go down,” said Madsen.
The program emphasizes early intervention as a key part in keeping youth and young adults safe and harm-free.
Both Madsen and Kingra agree that the program is a more responsive approach to sending youth to court.
“If you go to court, youth don’t have to say anything. They will have a lawyer representing them, and they don’t have to answer anything, so this is more taking ownership of it. It’s them going OK, I did this, I want to take ownership and be accountable for what I’ve done,” said Kingra.
Community Services moved locations to allow construction of its affordable housing building. After the housing is built, Community Services will relocate back to their original building.
Madsen said funding and volunteers for the program are always needed.
The program is currently looking for volunteers to be mentors and to help at fundraisers.
A fundraising pub night and silent auction to support Youth Restorative Justice will be held on Sept. 22 at the Ranch Pub and Grill at 21973 132nd Ave. in Maple Ridge.
Anyone interested in volunteering, mentoring, or donating an item to the silent auction can contact Ranjit Kingra by e-mail at rkingra@comservice.bc.ca

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Question: Gardaí appeal for assistance in finding 13-year-old missing in Laois

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Gardaí are appealing to the public for assistance after a 13-year-old boy went missing in Co Laois.
Ronan Quinn was reported missing to gardaí on Monday, and was last seen at around 8.30pm that night in Portarlington.
He is known to visit Athlone and Dublin City Centre.
Ronan is described as being around 5 foot in height, of slight build and with brown hair.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Portlaoise garda station at 057 8674100, the Garda Confidential Line at 1800 666 111 or any garda station.
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Gardaí are continuing to question a man in connection with the murder of Patricia O'Connor.
Ms O'Connor's remains have been found in a number of locations in the Wicklow Mountains after being murdered in Dublin.
Gardaí have sealed off sites in Wicklow, Dublin and Wexford in connection with the grandmother's death.


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Question: Dam evacuees relieved but frustrated as they head home

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CHICO, Calif. (AP) — At churches, fairgrounds and other makeshift shelters, thousands of Californians packed what belongings they had into garbage bags and suitcases to return home Tuesday, two days after they were told to flee the threat of massive flooding from a dam’s damaged spillway. They expressed relief as authorities lifted an evacuation order for nearly 200,000 residents who live below the nation’s tallest dam. Some voiced frustration at how authorities handled the disaster that never happened. Most were just happy to be heading home. “You don’t appreciate home until it’s taken away from you,” said Oroville resident Margaret Johnston, 69, one of hundreds who had sought shelter at the Neighborhood Church of Chico, northwest of her town. Johnston and others huddled around televisions to watch a live broadcast where Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said the risk of the spillway collapsing was significantly reduced. But he said the region would remain under an evacuation warning, meaning residents needed to be ready to flee again if conditions worsen. “It was just frustrating. Very frustrating,” Johnston said about the back-and-forth from officials and the mad rush to get out of Oroville after the evacuation order Sunday. She fled with her two sons, packing a few blankets, pillows and clothes into a black garbage bag. “It feels great to be going home,” Johnston said. State water officials said they had drained enough of the lake behind Oroville Dam so that its earthen emergency spillway will not be needed to handle runoff from an approaching storm. “It’s great, all of us can finally go home,” said Pedro Mota of Gridley, who has been staying at a Red Cross shelter at a fairground in Chico with his wife and four young children. He wasn’t concerned by the on-again, off-again evacuation. “They’re doing their job. They’re going to know more than me,” he said by telephone. “I’m just going to listen to them and follow their advice on it.” Mota said he would be prepared if the sirens sound again. “I’m still going to play it by ear, head back home but still have things packed and ready to go just in case they make it mandatory,” he said. Rod Remocal and his wife, Kelly, were taking the same cautious approach. “This time we’re going to be on call like they said,” said Remocal, who lives in Biggs, west of Oroville. When the couple left in a rush Sunday night, they grabbed their four dogs, blankets and a few important papers as sirens sounded and a fire truck’s loud speaker told them to flee immediately. “We’re all coming back and pack and be ready this time,” he said by telephone after leaving the Red Cross shelter earlier in the day. On his drive back, Remocal noticed law enforcement stationed at every major intersection as officers prepared to guide the expected parade of vehicles back home. He said traffic was flowing smoothly, in sharp contrast with the chaotic mass flight of thousands of vehicles two days earlier. He praised the Red Cross and other emergency workers and said he was happy when the evacuation order ended. “It just took a big load off me, man, just the thrill of relief,” he said. — Thompson reported from Sacramento. Associated Press writer Jocelyn Gecker contributed from San Francisco.
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Question: 10 things that are stopping us getting a good night’s sleep

There’s nothing like a good night’s sleep to prepare us for the new day. But sadly many people aren’t getting one.
New research* reveals that the average Brit wakes up three times during the night, and for one in 10 of us it’s 7 to 10 times.
Here’s 10 reasons people say they can’t get a good night’s sleep.
1. Going to the toilet
Nearly half those surveyed (47%) have to get up to use the loo during the night. This happens more often if we’ve had liquids before going to bed, and functions as nature’s own little alarm clock. Unfortunately, it usually goes off around 3am…
2. Being woken up by discomfort
A bad back or even general aches and pains are keeping 19% of us awake at night.
3. Snoring
A hefty 41% of us fed up of having to poke our other halves until they turn over.
4. Being edged out
A sizeable 25% of us wake up to find ourselves occupying a sliver of space on the edge of the bed, as our partners have managed to occupy our side as well as theirs.
5. Tossing and turning
This affects 10.5% of us too, whether it’s us doing it, or our partners.
6. Bedroom talk
10% of us have to put up with our partner talking, or making other weird noises, in their sleep
7. Phone problems
10% of us are woken up by our partner looking at their phone, because no matter what manufacturers say, the light that emits from them at night is still enough to wake people up.
8. Brought to book 4.6% of us are woken by a partner who is watching TV or reading (presumably because they can’t get to sleep).
9. Bad dreams or nightmares
These affect 11% of us - and who hasn’t woken up sweating about the bogeyman under the bed?
10. Plain old anxiety
This affects 6% of us. We’re worrying about the next day at work, bills, relationships, waking up in the middle of the night and not being able to get back to sleep...
The survey of 2,000 British adults was carried out by mattress company Tweak Mattress (tweakmattress.com).
Psychologist Robert Stewart said: “There are two main reasons our sleep is good or poor, and these are our sleep hygiene and our sleep cycles.
“Sleep hygiene relates to our ‘before-bed’ routine. Not drinking or eating a lot, choosing the same time to sleep each night, and not looking at phones, laptops or TV in bed, to name a few.
“Getting these right should help in getting you off to sleep, but more importantly, there are the sleep cycles you go through.
“A person will go through 5 stages of sleep in a night and each of these vary in depth.
“Stage 5 or rapid eye movement (REM) stage is the lightest stage of sleep and this is where people are most likely to stir.
“Whilst we cannot control this, the surrounding environment, such as a partner snoring, other noise or discomfort, will impact on whether we return to sleep smoothly or are awoken.
“So to drift back to sleep seamlessly and without disturbance, ensure you have the best environment to aid this, whether it be earplugs or a comfortable mattress.”

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Question: T.I.’s Alleged Side Piece Bernice Burgos Flaunts Pierced Nipples — See Sexy Pic

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T.I.’s alleged side chick Bernice Burgos celebrated turning 37 on Apr. 17, and in honor of the big occasion she showed us her birthday suit! You’ve got to see the pics where she’s flaunting her pierced nipples in a sheer top!
What a way to celebrate turning another year older than showing you’re another year hotter! Bernice Burgos decided to show off all of her sexy body, and we mean ALL of it in a sheer black top that clearly exposed both of her pierced nipples. We can see why T.I. would go crazy for a figure like hers, especially her perfect full breasts which have some hardware that come with them!
She celebrated her big day in style, heading out on a boat in Miami where she’s having her festivities. The proud Aries shared Snapchat pics with the wind whipping through her hair and across her sheer shirt. It looks like it was totally meant as a beach cover-up for when you’re wearing a bikini top, but Bernice decided to go commando on top and show off her ladies to the world. In a later pic on her Instagram, she shared a photo of the entire look and it came with a pair of itty bitty bikini bottoms that showed off her eye-catching curves.
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So far we haven’t seen any sign of Tip during the festivities that she’s shared, and if he’s not there her nipple pics will be one way for him to celebrate from afar. Now that he’s confirmed that he and Tameka “Tiny” Harris, 41, are done and moving forward in their divorce, Bernice is hoping to finally become his main piece.
As we previously told you EXCLUSIVELY, “Bernice feels confident she and T.I will be together soon. Then she can go from being his side chick to his main chick,” our source shared. “She can’t wait for the divorce to be finalized, Bernice is being patient while T.I wraps up his commitments with his reality show and finalizes his divorce with Tiny. When it’s all over, Bernice knows she’ll have the last laugh and T.I will be with her.”
HollywoodLifers, do you think Bernice is trying to catch T.I.’s attention with her sexy nipple shots?
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Question: Settlement reached in lawsuit over sweltering Texas prison

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A tentative settlement agreement has been reached in a civil rights lawsuit in which attorneys for inmates at a Southeast Texas prison said sweltering summer heat was endangering the inmates' health.
The inmates' attorney, Jeff Edwards of Austin, said Friday that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice would guarantee air conditioning for 1,400 inmates of the Pack Unit covered by the lawsuit. Temporary arrangements would be made for air conditioning this summer and a permanent solution thereafter.
Prison system spokesman Jason Clark said the deal would provide additional safeguards for Pack Unit inmates susceptible to extreme heat. He said the specifics haven't been finalized and he declined to comment further.
Edwards said U.S. District Judge Keith Ellison plans a hearing next month in Houston to approve the settlement.

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Question: Cognitive behavioral therapy can improve emotion regulation in children with autism

TORONTO, Tuesday, April 24, 2018- New research from York University's Faculty of Health shows cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) can help children with autism manage not only anxiety but other emotional challenges, such as sadness and anger.
Led by Jonathan Weiss, associate professor in the Department of Psychology, Faculty of Health and CIHR Chair in Autism Spectrum Disorders Treatment and Care Research, the study shows CBT can lead to significant improvements in children's emotional regulation. It also shows - for the first time - that CBT can improve more than just anxiety.
This is the first transdiagnostic CBT trial for children with autism, employing a randomized controlled trial.
Approximately 70 per cent of children with autism will struggle with some form of emotional challenge. About half of these children will struggle with anxiety and another 25 to 40 per cent will struggle with other emotional challenges such as anger or depression. In fact, there is a high co-occurrence among these conditions.
"We can use this same intervention to improve children's skills more broadly regardless of what emotional challenge they have," says Weiss. "We can make them more resilient to many emotional and mental health issues."
Sixty-eight children from 8 to 12 years of age and their parents, mostly mothers, participated in the study and were randomly assigned to two groups: one group receiving 10 sessions beginning right away and another group waiting to receive treatment later. Researchers tracked how their emotions and behaviour changed prior to and after treatment.
"We showed that children who received this treatment right away improved in their ability to manage their emotions, and in overall mental health problems, versus kids who were waiting for treatment," says Weiss.
A clinician who was not involved in the direct provision of the treatment and did not know if children were in the treatment or waitlist group rated 74% of children receiving treatment as improved, compared to only 31% of those in the waitlist group.
The treatment consisted of time-limited spy-themed cognitive behavioural therapy involving a computer program, games and tools to help build the child's emotional toolkit. The tools help children face situations that may have previously been challenging, head-on and in a more supportive way. During the intervention, parents also practice what they are learning with their children and serve as co-therapists in the therapy sessions.
"We believe that children grow and develop and improve within the context of healthy families and this intervention aids to help the family unit more broadly to be the agent of change."
Researchers are now looking at how this intervention can be used for other neurodevelopmental conditions that often overlap with autism, such as ADHD.
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This study was funded by the CIHR Chair in ASD Treatment and Care Research, in partnership with Health Canada, Kids Brain Health Network, Autism Speaks Canada, the Sinneave Family Foundation, and the Canadian ASD Alliance with additional funding from York University.
The study is published in The Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry.
Media contact: Anjum Nayyar, York University Media Relations, 416 736 2100 ext. 44543 anayyar@yorku.ca York University champions new ways of thinking that drive teaching and research excellence. Our students receive the education they need to create big ideas that make an impact on the world. Meaningful and sometimes unexpected careers result from cross-disciplinary programming, innovative course design and diverse experiential learning opportunities. York students and graduates push limits, achieve goals and find solutions to the world's most pressing social challenges, empowered by a strong community that opens minds. York U is an internationally recognized research university - our 11 faculties and 25 research centres have partnerships with 200+ leading universities worldwide. Located in Toronto, York is the third largest university in Canada, with a strong community of 53,000 students, 7,000 faculty and administrative staff, and more than 300,000 alumni.
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New Delhi, 30th May 2018: A study conducted by researchers at the University of Utah Health have come up with the theory that music-based treatments could be used to alleviate anxiety in patients with dementia. Music may help tap into the salience network of the brain that is still relatively functioning. The need of the hour is to create awareness on alternative treatment for Alzheimer’s.
Music activates the brain, causing whole regions to communicate. By listening to the personal soundtrack, the visual network, the salience network, the executive network and the cerebellar and corticocerebellar network pairs all showed significantly higher functional connectivity.
Speaking about this, Padma Shri Awardee Dr K K Aggarwal, President, Heart Care Foundation of India, said, “Alzheimer’s causes severe memory recall issues, and progressive damage to their brains impairing other cognitive functions as well. This can lead to a state of anxiety and disorientation in many people but listening to music can prove beneficial. Music can relieve stress, reduce anxiety and depression, and reduce agitation. Apart from aiding memory in those with Alzheimer’s, music can also benefit caregivers by reducing their anxiety and distress. It helps lighten the mood and provides a way to connect with loved ones who have Alzheimer’s disease by easing communication. Music is like an anchor, grounding the patient back in reality.”
India has an ever-growing elderly population, out of which 1.6 million are suffering from Alzheimer’s. This number is only expected to triple by 2050.
Adding further, Dr Aggarwal, who is also the Group Editor of IJCP, said, “It is important that you engage in regular mentally stimulating activities to keep those brain cells up and running. This is particularly beneficial for those who have crossed their 40s. Try doing light brain stimulating tasks like crossword puzzles, quizzes, daily reading or anything similar that interests you. For older individuals, it is advised that they engage their mental reserves through social engagement and exercise.”
Some tips from HCFI
• Maintain a healthy weight. Check your waistline.
• Eat mindfully. Emphasize colorful, vitamin–packed vegetables and fruits; whole grains; fish, lean poultry, tofu, and beans and other legumes as protein sources plus healthy fats. Cut down on unnecessary calories from sweets, sodas, refined grains like white bread or white rice, unhealthy fats, fried and fast foods, and mindless snacking. Keep a close eye on portion sizes, too.
• Exercise regularly. Aim for 2½ to 5 hours weekly of brisk walking (at 4 mph). Or try a vigorous exercise like jogging (at 6 mph) for half that time.
• Keep an eye on important health numbers. In addition to watching your weight and waistline, keep a watch on your cholesterol, triglycerides, blood pressure, and blood sugar numbers.
• Earlier clinical trials reported in up to date have found that exposing patients to music for 15 to 20 minutes prior to and/or during a procedure reduces anxiety levels in samples of patients undergoing various procedures like colposcopy, cystoscopy and gastrointestinal; cesarean delivery; mastectomy; port catheter placement, day surgery, flexible cystoscopy; and hysteroscopy.
• An observational trial in patients awaiting surgery found that patients’ subjective reports of decreased anxiety were consistent with heart rate variability, an objective marker of anxiety.
• Music did not show a benefit during endoscopy in a trial of patients under conscious sedation.


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Question: Trump: ‘Our hearts are with the grieving families in Canada’

U.S. President Donald Trump is offering his condolences to Canadians
U.S. President Donald Trump is offering his condolences to Canadians following Monday’s deadly van attack on pedestrians in Toronto.
He made the remarks amid the pomp of a White House ceremony Tuesday as he welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron for a state visit, the first of the Trump presidency.
Trump began the affair by offering his hopes for a speedy recovery for George H.W. Bush, the former president who now hospitalized with an infection following the death of his wife Barbara.
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He then mentioned the attack in Toronto, where 10 people were killed and 15 others injured when a rental van mounted the sidewalk and plowed through a crowd of passersby.
”I also want to express our deepest sympathies to the Canadian people following the horrendous tragedy in Toronto that claimed so many innocent lives,” Trump said.
”Our hearts are with the grieving families in Canada.”
The attack drew extensive international attention, its images on the front pages of foreign newspapers and cable outlets, some of which offered live broadcasts of the aftermath.
Alek Minassian, 25, of Richmond Hill, Ont., was apprehended by police without incident not long after the attack. He is charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder.
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The carnage on Yonge St., was a reminder that we are capable of “great bravery,” says Mayor John Tory, as political leaders everywhere offered condolences to Toronto. Tory praised the police, first responders and city staff for their response in a speech at a special council meeting Tuesday morning. He commended the “great bravery” of the first responders — police officers who quickly and safely apprehended the suspect; the calm displayed by paramedics and firefighters who hurried from victim to victim; “heroic efforts” of hospital staff; and “extraordinary examples of ordinary citizens” who comforted those who were injured. “I know that I speak on behalf of all of the members of city council and city staff when I say that our hearts are with all of those affected,” Tory said. “The people who call this city home are shaken and we mourn together but we are not broken and we will not be broken.” After a moment of silence for the victims, council recessed for the day.
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Former Toronto mayor Mel Lastman called Const. Ken Lam, who arrested Alek Minassian, the suspected van driver charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 counts of attempted murder — his “hero.” “Try to imagine for yourself what that must feel like, being in a standoff with a suspect,” Lastman said in a statement. “Despite thinking that the suspect was armed with a gun, he did not shoot the suspect. He was brave and managed to keep him alive. It is this sole act that will allow the city of Toronto to get to the bottom of this horrific crime.”
At Queen’s Park, Progressive Conservative Leader Doug Ford said “our hearts break for the victims of this terrible tragedy and their families.” “I want to thank the first responders, and give special thanks to Constable Ken Lam, what a true hero,” Ford said. “This is a tough time but in these moments our country, our province and our city come together. There has been an outpouring of support right across the province. Our prayers and our thoughts are with the families and the victims.” Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said what happened Monday was “senseless” and “horrific.” “The entire community of Toronto has shown strength and determination in the face of this tragedy,” Trudeau said in the House of Commons foyer. “All Canadians stand united with Toronto today.” U.S. President Donald Trump offered his “deepest sympathies to the Canadian people following the horrendous tragedy in Toronto that claimed so many innocent lives.” “Our hearts are with the grieving families in Canada,” he said at a White House ceremony as he welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron for a state visit. The Queen also sent her sympathies. “Prince Philip and I join all Canadians in expressing our sadness following the terrible tragedy that occurred in Toronto yesterday,” the statement said. “We offer our deepest condolences to the families and friends of those who were lost, as well as our hopes for full recovery to all who were injured and affected by this incident. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.” With files from Rob Benzie, Jennifer Pagliaro and The Canadian Press