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New data has shown a shocking increase in the amount of middle aged people from the South West suffering a stroke.
While the majority (59 per cent) of strokes occur in the older generation, PHE’s figures found that over a third (38 per cent) of first time strokes happen in middle aged adults between the ages of 40 – 69.
More strokes are now occurring at an earlier age compared to a decade ago. The average age for males having a stroke has fallen from 71 to 68 years and for females, 75 to 73 years between 2007 and 2016.
In England, one in six people will have a stroke in their lifetime. Current figures show there are over 122,500 people on GP registers in South West who have had a stroke and in 2016 almost 4,000 people died from a stroke.
143 people in Plymouth alone suffered a brain attack in 2016 - 55 men and 88 women. The age-standardised mortality rate for men who died was 52.95 years old and for women it was 61.86.
That’s why Public Health England (PHE) launched the Act FAST stroke campaign in the region on February 1, urging the public to call 999 if they notice even one of the signs of a stroke in themselves or in others.
Alastair Stewart OBE, journalist and newscaster and supporter of the Stroke Association, said: “My father had a stroke and it was devastating for my family. He was my hero and to see him struggling with disabilities afterwards was heart-breaking.
“I’d encourage everyone to familiarise themselves with the Act FAST acronym so they can act quickly when they see a stroke happening and hopefully avoid someone experiencing the same difficulties as my father.”
FAST stands for the stroke symptoms to spot.
Face – has their face fallen on one side? Can they smile?
Arms – can they raise both their arms and keep them there?
Speech – is their speech slurred?
Time – time to call 999
Awareness is crucial, so the campaign reaches out to people of all ages to highlight the risk of stroke and reiterates the signs and how vital it is that people call 999 and get to hospital as soon as possible. Around 1.9 million nerve cells in the brain are lost every minute that a stroke is left untreated, which can result in slurred speech and paralysis. If left untreated, a stroke can result in permanent disability or death.
Juliet Bouverie, CEO of the Stroke Association, said: “As the UK’s leading stroke charity, we have said time and again that stroke devastates lives in an instant. Almost two thirds of stroke survivors leave hospital with a disability, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
“The faster you seek and receive emergency specialist treatment for stroke, the better your chances of making a good recovery. Knowing the signs of stroke and being able to Act FAST could save a life – your life.”
A stroke is a brain attack that happens when the blood supply to the brain is cut off, caused by a clot or bleeding in the brain. A mini stroke is also known as a transient ischaemic attack (TIA). It is caused by a temporary disruption in the blood supply to part of the brain.
Adults aged 40 to 74 are eligible for a free NHS health check which is designed to spot early signs of stroke, kidney disease, heart disease, type 2 diabetes or dementia. As we get older, we have a higher risk of developing one of these conditions.
Those in the age group can expect to receive a letter from their GP or local authority inviting them for a free NHS health check every five years.

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Question: Apple Inc. Services Not Enough to Offset iPhone’s Headwind

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When Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL ) posted its prior quarter’s results in early May, it was a mixed message. Though revenue of $61.1 billion was record-breaking, sales of the (relatively) new iPhone X were … shall we say less than thrilling? All told, 52.2 million units of the high-priced smartphone were snatched up, but that was only 3% better than year-ago levels. That’s hardly the screaming “upgrade cycle” many pros and owners of AAPL stock were chattering about headed into the report.
There was a proverbial silver lining surrounding the rain clouds, though. That is, Apple’s “service” revenue — an increasingly important effort to sell digital content — saw a 31% year-over-year improvement. All told, the company generated $9.2 billion worth of sales via its music, app and video ventures.
It’s a relationship that raises more questions than it answers. Chief among them is the question of whether or not the company’s Services arm will be able to offset the impending peak of smartphone-mania. A visualization might be able to help provide an answer to the question.
A Lot of Ground to Make Up
If we’re being honest, Apple had to, or has to, know there was an effective limit on how much one could charge for a mobile phone — regardless of its capabilities. And the company had to know there was a functional limit to how many high-end phones could be sold in any given quarter. Ditto for AAPL stock owners.
We may not be there yet, but if we’re not, we’re certainly closer to that point than not.
Translation: In that it’s safe to assume the iPad and Macintosh computers aren’t going to suddenly become bread-winners, if they haven’t done so yet, Apple’s next big growth engine has to be Services like music and video.
And the effort on that front has been solid, to be sure. It’s a business that didn’t meaningfully exist on its own just a few quarters ago. But when the company turned up the heat on the iTunes store a few quarters back to turn it into a profit center in and of itself, it was a clear — even if obscured — sign of what’s to come.
If that division is going to make a difference though, it’s going to have to move a lot faster than it’s moving now.
The graphic below tells the tale.
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From that perspective, the over-reliance on a product that may finally be losing its luster becomes clear: Even as good as its Services arm has become, it still only accounts for about 15% of the company’s top line. The iPhone, meanwhile, still accounts for more than 60% of Apple’s sales.
Competition for AAPL
Those who know the Apple Services story very, very well may recognize that its Services division is not only growing, but that its growth is accelerating. That’s good. That rise, however, may have more to do with a rising tide than Apple’s efforts in particular; consumers are increasingly accustomed to the subscription economy.
That’s the long way of saying you may not want to count on that growth pace lasting for much longer, as competition creeps in.
Don’t believe Apple can be toppled? Think again. Good competition is already gelling, even before Apple’s digital division has a chance to get going in earnest. YouTube Music is (finally) getting rave reviews after years of misfires from parent company Google, which is part of the ever-growing Alphabet Inc (NASDAQ: GOOGL )(NASDAQ: GOOG ). Meanwhile, in early April Amazon.com, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN ) announced that the number of music subscribers it serviced had doubled in just six months.
Video? Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX ) is still the king of the hill there, but YouTube Red is also (again, finally) starting to turn heads. Amazon still lags there, but there’s still enough interesting content between Amazon and Netflix to drive consumers to look past Apple’s video selection.
That leaves apps. On that front, Apple is still the king if only because the company sells so many iOS devices. It’s not clear, however, if apps alone will be enough to carry the weight of the pressure that’s about to be put on Apple’s services arm for the point in time when “peak iPhone” becomes a reality.
Bottom Line for AAPL Stock
Or, maybe Tim Cook has a trick up his sleeve, like the unveiling of a true “skinny” cable TV platform. It seems a bit late for that though. Indeed, it’s getting a bit late in the game for Apple to not be talking about, or doing, something besides more and more tweaks of existing products. Being first into a market may be more important than being the best.
None of this is to suggest Apple is doomed or that AAPL stock should be dumped at your earliest convenience. Apple on its worst day is still better than most other companies on their best days. It is to say, however, that the long dependence on the iPhone is quickly becoming a problem, and the company doesn’t have much in the lineup to use for an encore.
As of this writing, James Brumley did not hold a position in any of the aforementioned securities. You can follow him on Twitter, at @jbrumley.

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Question: Despite morning storm, St. Paul neighborhood maintains its Fourth of July tradition

Adi Hanany, 18, Fiona Blank, 15, Anna Gaudio, 15, Tess Turnure, 15, and Tana Ososki, 15, cheer for people marching at an Independence Day parade in St. Paul's Anthony Park neighborhood Wednesday morning.
Jackson, 9, and his sister Chloe, 4, crouched close to Como Avenue, picking up candies on the ground that had become quite soggy after the morning's heavy rain.
"My favorite part was getting candies," Jackson said, zipping up the bag in his hands filled with the sweet treats. "Hopefully tonight we get a sugar rush."
Felicity Riley, the children's mother, has made her way to Langford Park and St. Paul's St. Anthony Park neighborhood on the Fourth of July for years.
"It's just a nice little hometown feeling. I grew up going to parades, so it's nostalgic for me," Riley said.
A child hugs an eagle-shaped balloon at the Fourth in the Park event in St. Paul on Wednesday morning. Jiwon Choi | MPR News
Despite the storm and heavy rains that hit St. Paul Wednesday morning — and the half-hour delay the weather brought with it — hundreds of St. Anthony Park neighbors gathered for their annual celebration.
For longtime residents like Chuck Tracy, celebrating the day at the parade is a family tradition. He's attended the event for more than 35 years.
This year, he brought his old lawn mower, to join in the marching.
"Fifteen or 20 years back, there was a lawnmower brigade, but then it ended for some reason. So three years ago, we decided to bring it back," he said. "The crowd loves it."
As Tracy and others in the brigade marched along Como Avenue, pushing their lawnmowers in a choreography of circles before scattering and marching forward, parade-goers burst into cheers and rapturous applause.
A band makes its way down Como Avenue in St. Anthony Park's Fourth in the Park parade Wednesday. Jiwon Choi | MPR News
Many of the families at the parade said that they plan to celebrate the rest of the day in the community or out of the city for fireworks at night. St. Paul Mayor Melvin Carter announced June 27 that the city won't host its own fireworks display this year.
This year, Independence Day brought special meaning to some in the St. Anthony Park crowd. Heidi Stone, of Arden Hills, said that the day makes her thankful for her family's privileged life and think about those struggling to come to the country for a better living. Stone brought her three children with her husband to the parade Wednesday morning.
"There's a lot of people who are trying to come to our country right now to enjoy the same freedoms that we do," she said. "I think a lot about those families that are fighting to come here."

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Question: Kourtney Kardashian arrives on Capitol Hill to clean up cosmetics

Reality TV star Kourtney Kardashian arrived on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., Tuesday morning to make a push for safer personal care products.
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Following a morning press event with the Environmental Working Group, the "Keeping Up With the Kardashians" co-star was set to hold a closed briefing with Congressional aides at 4 p.m.
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Question: Average Brit is 79 percent good

The average Brit considers themselves to be 79 percent GOOD and 21 percent BAD, according to a new study.
Researchers took an in depth look into how the nation sees themselves - with some surprising results.
According to the data most of us (45 percent) claim we would do anything for anyone, while a further 28 percent would consider themselves to be a "good egg".
However, behind the smiles and the niceties, 90 percent of us claim to have a dark side with the average Brit owning up to doing something bad six times in the last 12 months.
Saying something spiteful to hurt someone else (25 percent), sharing a secret had promised you'd keep to yourself (22 percent) and kissing someone you shouldn't made Brits naughty list.
One in twenty (5 percent) even admitted to having an extra marital affair and 16 percent have sworn at a stranger in the street after a minor disagreement.
The 'good v bad' study, which was carried out by online casino playojo.com also revealed women claim they are more likely to have a dark side than men (61 percent).
In fact, a sinister one in ten (11 percent) of the 1,500 adults polled said they have a dark side that no one knows about.
Yesterday a spokesperson for playojo.com casino said: "On the whole the research shows most people consider themselves to be good person - but we all have a tendency to go off piste from time to time.
"The research highlighted that most people are aware of their weaknesses whether that be telling a few fibs, losing our temper or snooping at something we shouldn't.
"No one can be perfect all the time and we are all capable of behaving badly when tired, stressed or under pressure.
"We realised there was a level of distrust among players in the online casino industry and we pledged to give them a more rewarding and fairer alternative.
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To keep our dark side in check more than two thirds (67 percent) of the population felt they need the occasional chance to misbehave.
And nearly two thirds (64 percent) of respondents said they find people who are 'holier than thou' a bit boring and felt it was good to have an edgier side.
High stress levels and a bad temper were the most common weaknesses of those polled with a quarter complaining that money was their Achilles heel.
Telling lies, the opposite sex and alcohol were also listed as common character flaws the survey found.
A quarter of the adults polled (24 percent) said they have suffered life changing consequences as a result of being badly behaved and 39 percent said they often felt guilty after getting up to something they shouldn't.
Nearly half of Brits said they often come across as sweetness and light but harbour vicious thoughts about people they dislike.
BRITS MOST COMMON MISDEMEANOURS .
1. Lied about how much money you have spent
2. Said something spiteful to someone
3. Told a secret you said you would keep quiet
4. Lied about your whereabouts
5. Sworn at a stranger
6. Flirted with someone you shouldn't
7. Lied about how much you drink
8. Snubbed someone in the street
9. Committed road rage
10. Snooped on someone's emails
11. Kissed someone I shouldn't have
12. Carried out an act of revenge on someone you don't like
13. Told a lie to hurt someone
14. Sent a naked selfie to someone
15. Sexted someone you shouldn't
16. Lied on a CV or interview
17. Stitched someone up at work
18. Had an affair

Seen this? Your license tax and how it is lavished. In any other walk of life this is called shift work and would just happen. An extra £1m for some of the MOST biased and most anti-British BBC employees. Cheers.


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Cape Town – Media24 announced on Sunday that it would investigate the controversial blog "Could It Be Time To Deny White Men The Franchise?” published on Huffington Post South Africa on Thursday.
Huffington Post South Africa removed the blog on Saturday after it was unable to establish the couldn’t confirm the veracity of the source, Shelley Garland, who claimed to be a Masters student at the University of Cape Town.
In the blog post, Garland argued that white men should be denied the right to vote for 20 years.
In a statement, Media24 CEO Esmaré Weideman said the post has damaged the Huffington Post South Africa and Media24 brands.
“Responsible journalism is at the heart of what we do; it’s the currency we trade in,” she said.
“When our systems fail, we’re not just alarmed, we’re outraged. This is a sad day for journalism.”
Huffington Post South Africa is a joint venture between Media24 and Huffington Post international.
Fury erupted on social media on Friday after it was established that Shelley Garland was not a student at the University of Cape Town and most likely an imposter.
Huffington Post South Africa subsequently removed the blog on Saturday and promised to increase scrutiny when publishing future blogs.
“We apologise for the oversight. We welcome further discussion,” editor-in-chief Verashni Pillay wrote in a blog post.
“We have bolstered and strengthened our blogging procedures that, until now, have operated on the basis of open communication and good faith. From now on, bloggers will have to verify themselves.”
* News24 is a Media24 publication
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16 April 2017
Media24 today announced it was launching an investigation into the controversial blog “Could It Be Time To Deny White Men The Franchise?” published on HuffPost South Africa on April 13, 2017. The blog was subsequently taken down on 15 April when HuffPost South Africa couldn’t confirm the veracity of the source.
Media24 CEO Esmaré Weideman said the company took the matter very seriously. “This has been hugely damaging not only to the Huffington Post South Africa brand but also to Media24. Responsible journalism is at the heart of what we do; it’s the currency we trade in. In an era of fake news, I know only too well that our editors spend an inordinate amount of time checking the veracity of information before they publish. When our systems fail, we’re not just alarmed, we’re outraged. This is a sad day for journalism.”
Andreij Horn, head: 24.com, added that the incident and the circumstances that made it possible in the first place, will be investigated thoroughly and the appropriate action will be taken to avoid a future recurrence. “As a company we make an enormous investment to ensure quality journalism, precisely because we know that trust is non-negotiable.”
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SHANGHAI, Aug 14 (Reuters) - China's yuan firmed against the U.S. dollar on Monday after the central bank guided the currency higher for the fifth straight day, setting the midpoint at its strongest in nearly 11 months. The Chinese currency recorded the best weekly performance since July 2015 last week, gaining 0.94 percent against the greenback. It also gained 1.26 percent on a trade-weighted basis against a basket of currencies of its trading partners, according to official data from the China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS), the biggest weekly strengthening in percentage terms since the index was introduced in late 2015. "It shows that the recent rally in the yuan could also be attributable to changing sentiment in the onshore market in addition to a weak dollar," said Tommy Xie, economist at OCBC Bank in Singapore. On Monday, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) raised its guidance for the yuan for the fifth session in a row to 6.6601 per dollar, the strongest since Sept. 22, 2016, reflecting broad weakness in the dollar in global markets. Monday's midpoint was 41 pips or 0.06 percent firmer than the previous fix of 6.6642 set on Friday. But some market players said Monday's fixing was slightly weaker than their expectations, saying the authorities may not want the yuan to firm too quickly in a short period of time. In the spot market, the yuan opened at 6.6680 per dollar and was changing hands at 6.6611 at midday, 55 pips firmer than the previous late session close but 0.02 percent weaker than the midpoint. Traders attributed the yuan's gains to a continuation of corporate dollar sales. A trader at a Chinese bank noted the strong yuan also sparked some dollar bargain hunting, which pushed the Chinese currency weaker than the midpoint in morning trade. The Thomson Reuters/HKEX Global CNH index, which tracks the offshore yuan against a basket of currencies on a daily basis, stood at 94.68, weaker than the previous day's 94.8. The global dollar index rose to 93.097 from the previous close of 93.069. The offshore yuan was trading 0.27 percent weaker than the onshore spot at 6.6792 per dollar. Offshore one-year non-deliverable forwards contracts (NDFs), considered the best available proxy for forward-looking market expectations of the yuan's value, traded at 6.816, 2.29 percent weaker than the midpoint. One-year NDFs are settled against the midpoint, not the spot rate. The yuan market at 0339 GMT: ONSHORE SPOT: Item Current Previous Change PBOC midpoint 6.6601 6.6642 0.06% Spot yuan 6.6611 6.6666 0.08% Divergence from 0.02% midpoint* Spot change YTD 4.29% Spot change since 2005 24.25% revaluation Key indexes: Item Current Previous Change Thomson 94.68 94.8 -0.1 Reuters/HKEX CNH index Dollar index 93.097 93.069 0.0 *Divergence of the dollar/yuan exchange rate. Negative number indicates that spot yuan is trading stronger than the midpoint. The People's Bank of China (PBOC) allows the exchange rate to rise or fall 2 percent from official midpoint rate it sets each morning. OFFSHORE CNH MARKET Instrument Current Difference from onshore Offshore spot yuan 6.6792 -0.27% * Offshore 6.816 -2.29% non-deliverable forwards ** *Premium for offshore spot over onshore **Figure reflects difference from PBOC's official midpoint, since non-deliverable forwards are settled against the midpoint. . (Reporting by Winni Zhou and John Ruwitch; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)


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Just as a spat with one next-door province fizzles, another considerably more serious dispute flares up on Alberta’s other boundary.
While the recent tit-for-tat with Saskatchewan over licence plates and the price of beer bordered on the silly, the latest salvo fired at Alberta by British Columbia’s government is no laughing matter.
B.C. Environment Minister George Heyman announced Tuesday his government is introducing additional regulatory measures to protect the province from potential oil spills. The province is threatening to restrict increases in oilsands crude shipments from Alberta by pipeline or rail while an advisory panel studies whether diluted bitumen can be effectively cleaned up in water.
B.C. Premier John Horgan, who took power last spring with backing from the province’s Green Party, has vowed to use every tool at his disposal to block Kinder Morgan’s pending $7.4-billion Trans Mountain pipeline expansion from Alberta. This announcement is the political monkey wrench his government has come up with.
Renewed tension with B.C. will exacerbate already strained relations between the two provinces and could trigger the start of a long interprovincial trade war.
So serious are the potential ramifications, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley angrily accused B.C. of trying to circumvent the law and rewrite Canada’s Constitution. She could also have mentioned the move will likely be considered to breach the spirit of the New West Partnership trade deal.
On Wednesday, Notley convened an emergency cabinet meeting to chart next steps, a signal Alberta may retaliate with its own legal and trade actions that may include interprovincial electricity trade.
Notley’s anger is understandable given what’s at stake and the sheer audacity of B.C.’s delaying tactic.
While oilsands production is increasing, pipeline capacity is running short and that steeply discounts the price of Alberta crude. Stalled pipelines take a huge monetary toll on Alberta, and the national economy, which relies heavily on its resource revenues.
B.C.’s pursuit of more study comes off as disingenuous given the reams of review that Trans Mountain has already undergone, resulting in an environmental certificate by the previous B.C. government and approval from both the National Energy Board and federal cabinet.
Speaking of the federal government, it’s time for Canada’s leader to act against B.C.’s latest obstruction for a project of national importance.

So, I guess Kinder Morgan wasn't bluffing.
Remember that, only a lifetime and two weeks ago, Finance Minister Bill Morneau seemed downright plummy after announcing his plan to indemnify Kinder Morgan against any losses incurred on the Trans Mountain pipeline.
"We think plenty of investors would be interested in taking on this project, especially knowing that the federal government believes it is in the best interests of Canadians and is willing to provide indemnity to make sure it gets built," he told media at the time.
And then a key word edged its way into the discourse: "bluff."
An anonymous senior government official told Maclean's that the indemnity was a way for Ottawa to avoid being cornered by Kinder Morgan into forking over taxpayer dollars to get the line built.
Volatility and threats
After kiboshing Northern Gateway, and watching silently as Energy East withered, the federal government had spent enormous political capital on Trans Mountain.
Approved by the NEB, Trans Mountain is a mere twinning of an existing line that has operated for decades. This was supposed to be the easy win. Trans Mountain would improve the capacity problems that are forcing Canada to sell its oil at a steep discount to the U.S. — a reality that is costing the country an estimated $15.6 billion a year.
But pipelines, now, are more volatile than the liquids they carry.
Donna Oleksiuk holds a sign bearing a photograph of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, during a protest against the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion in Vancouver on Tuesday. (Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press)
They have become a subject of passionate resentment and ecstatic dislike. After B.C. made iffy legal threats in a bid to stall Trans Mountain, Kinder Morgan clearly decided that this kind of religiosity was bad for business. The company announced that it would pull out of the line by May 31 if it could not receive political and legal certainty.
As it turns out, the Liberals were not the brilliant negotiators they imagined themselves to be. Only days ahead of the company deadline, the federal government announced it would buy the existing line outright at a cost of $4.5 billion — with hopes that other investors will step forward to purchase the pipe again once the political and legal heat dies down. The actual cost of constructing the twin is expected to weigh on taxpayers to the tune of $7.4 billion.
Just about everyone will find a reason to hate this solution.
Dredging sympathy
Some blame should be allotted, here, to the previous Conservative government. But I'm dredging my sympathy for the Liberals from a very shallow pond.
It was the Liberals who championed notions of "social licence" for pipeline construction — a term that has no objective meaning, and can provide no legal or regulatory certainty. It was the Liberals who lent credence to the growing paranoia about pipelines by cancelling Northern Gateway. It was the Liberals who helped to undermine public trust in the National Energy Board — the regulatory body that approved these projects. They've since revamped the NEB altogether.
Then the Liberals did nothing for months while a trade war between Alberta and B.C. festered.
It's perfectly commendable for a citizen or a concerned group to protest a pipeline if they disagree with it; it's fair to point out problems at the NEB, or to demand a clear response to marine crises or pipeline leaks. I grew up in B.C. My heart is there, too.
An aerial view of Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain marine terminal in Burnaby, B.C., seen on Tuesday. (Jonathan Hayward/The Canadian Press)
But, at a certain point, these concerns ceased to be reasonable. They became part of a well-organized and very intelligent strategy to choke Alberta's petrochemical industry based on the belief that there is something uniquely pernicious about the oil it's producing.
I have no particular objections to citizens or advocacy groups engaging in these tactics. But for a party to be scoring points with this kind of a game always risks a dramatic reversal. Winning points by undermining faith in democratic institutions — like regulatory agencies — is keeping with the spirit of the age. No institution is perfect, or above reproach or reform, but if you knock down too many pillars, eventually the roof caves in on you, too.
The Liberals now have to rebuild the house. Buying the pipeline was the only play left. It was in the nation's financial interest, but it's also an unapologetic display of federal power and an assertion of confidence in Ottawa's jurisdictional authority. And the Liberals are going to piss off almost everyone by doing it.
A stick in the eye
Nationalizing the pipeline will thwart B.C. and her environmentalists by undermining their stall tactics. This is a stick right in the eye of the Liberals' own people.
Meanwhile, Conservatives will be rightly horrified at the tax dollars put to work to compensate for political failures.
I'm not even sure it's going to win any Albertans over. For generations, this province has defined itself by its opposition to Ottawa generally and the Liberals specifically. It's an ancient human habit to spit into the open palm of an enemy. Nothing engenders resentment more than dependence.
Justin Trudeau is going to take hell on all sides for doing what is right and necessary. He will gain nothing by this for his party. The Liberals will probably lose seats in B.C. that they can never hope to make up in Alberta.
A demonstrator at a pro-pipeline rally in Calgary holds a sign criticizing Finance Minister Bill Morneau for using public money to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline. (Mike Symington/CBC)
Yet by committing to this pipeline, he's acknowledging Alberta's interests; it is a long-awaited motion of appreciation for the needs of this province and the wealth it brings into a properly functioning Confederation.
This pipeline is going to get built, and that's a victory for Rachel Notley, as well. I am not convinced that this province would have received this kind of support from Ottawa if she hadn't committed to a forward-thinking climate change strategy when she was elected in 2015.
More importantly, Trans Mountain ought to shatter a pattern of enmity by which Albertans have come to define themselves vis a vis the rest of Canada; we are the perpetual suckers of Confederation. Our share of taxes on our high incomes hoovered up and then parcelled out via equalization payments to red ridings in Central Canada. Billions to buddies at Bombardier while the patch suffocated. The National Energy Program ad infinitum.
On Wednesday, Morneau visited Calgary bearing kind words.
"We do want to support the oil and gas sector, and there will be those of you who wonder how much we'll support that sector," he said. "And when you have that question, I want you to think back to yesterday. And that's the example of how strongly we'll support the sector."
Perhaps that, too, was no bluff.
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Holliday went 1-for-4 with a three-run home run during Monday's win over the White Sox.
This was a nice return for the veteran, as Holliday had missed the prior two games with lower back stiffness. He also snapped an 0-for-11 slump with the homer and is now up to eight RBI through 11 games. He should continue to provide respectable numbers hitting in the heart of the lineup, and especially if the Yankees continue to pile on runs in bunches. It's just difficult to envision Holliday remaining healthy all season after missing significant time in each of the past two seasons.

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Question: Canada glacier melt rerouted in rare case of 'river piracy'

In this photo, taken in 2016, a close-up view of the ice-walled canyon at the terminus of the Kaskawulsh Glacier, with recently collapsed ice blocks.
Scientists have witnessed the first modern case of what they call "river piracy" and they blame global warming. Most of the water gushing from a large glacier in northwest Canada last year suddenly switched from one river to another.
That changed the Slims River from a 10-foot (3 meters) deep, raging river to something so shallow that it barely was above a scientist's high top sneakers at midstream. The melt from the Yukon's Kaskawulsh glacier now flows mostly into the Alsek River and ends up in the Pacific Ocean instead of the Arctic's Bering Sea.
It seemed to all happen in about one day — last May 26 — based on river gauge data, said Dan Shugar, a University of Washington Tacoma professor who studies how land changes. A 100-foot (30-meter) tall canyon formed at the end of the glacier, rerouting the melting water, Shugar and his colleagues wrote in a study published in Monday's journal Nature Geoscience.
The term "river piracy" is usually used to describe events that take a long time to occur, such as tens of thousands of years, and had not been seen in modern times, especially not this quickly, said study co-author Jim Best of the University of Illinois. It's different from something like the Mississippi River changing course at its delta and it involves more than one river and occurs at the beginning of a waterway, not the end.
The scientists had been to the edge of the Kaskawulsh glacier in 2013. Then the Slims River was "swift, cold and deep" and flowing fast enough that it could be dangerous to wade through, Shugar said. They returned last year to find the river shallow and as still as a lake, while the Alsek, was deeper and flowing faster.
"We were really surprised when we got there and there was basically no water in the river," Shugar said of the Slims. "We could walk across it and we wouldn't get our shirts wet. It was like a snake-shaped lake rather than a river." What had been a river delta at the edge of the Slims River had changed into a place full of "afternoon dust storms with this fine dust getting into your nose and your mouth," Best said.
The lack of water in the Slims wasn't because of changes in rainfall, Shugar said. They know that because it's a river fed mostly by glacial melt, not rain, and the Alsek increased in amounts similar to what disappeared from the Slims.
The Kaskawulsh glacier covers about 9,650 square miles (25,000 square kilometers), about the size of Vermont. The front of the glacier has retreated nearly 1.2 miles (1.9 kilometers) since 1899, Shugar said.
The scientists calculate that there is only a 1 in 200 chance that the retreating glacier and river piracy is completely natural without man-made global warming. They used weather and ice observations and a computer simulation that models how likely the glacier retreat would be with current conditions and without heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
Several outside scientists praised the study as significant and sensible.
"This is an interesting study and reconfirms that climate change has large, widespread and sometimes surprising impacts," Pennsylvania State University glacier expert Richard Alley, who wasn't part of the study, said in an email.

Jakobshavn glacier, responsible for feeding flotillas of icebergs into the Ilulissat icefjord - and possibly for unleashing the iceberg that sank the Titanic - is an enormous outlet for the larger Greenland ice sheet, which itself contains enough ice to raise seas by more than 20 feet. Of that ice, more than 6 percent flows toward the ocean through Jakobshavn, which has raced inland since the 1990s, pouring ever more of its mass into the seas - a change that scientists believe has been caused by warming ocean temperatures.
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1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 50 posts • Page 5 of 5 Wildcat26 Cheeky half-back
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wakefieldwall wrote: It doesn't really matter what it is. Fact is again it looks like his personal conduct has let his team mates and the club paying his hefty salary down - in turn that's the Cas fans buying tickets and shirts.
If he has cost himself a 2nd succesive world cup then he really is a plonker because I suspect this will be his last shot as Jack Walker will likely have the England number one shirt by 2021
If what is been banded about is true then its not just a world cup he has cost himself, its his career. If what is been banded about is true then its not just a world cup he has cost himself, its his career. wakefieldwall Strong-running second rower
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Wildcat26 wrote: If what is been banded about is true then its not just a world cup he has cost himself, its his career.
Working on the theory he's merely been a little uncouth in his conduct then he'll miss the WC.
If he's been on the Persian rugs then I'd say he's done. Working on the theory he's merely been a little uncouth in his conduct then he'll miss the WC.If he's been on the Persian rugs then I'd say he's done. What would a Cockney know about rugby league? Slugger McBatt
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Been reading the nutjob forum. After around ten pages of "please PM me the details", those really in the know say that it is serious and a few years out, but those properly in the know say that he has been cleared to play.
I'm sure Mick Morgan would say, "If tha dun't know, don't spayk". WAKEFIELD TRINITY - MORE ANCIENT. MORE LOYAL. vastman
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wakefieldwall wrote: It doesn't really matter what it is. Fact is again it looks like his personal conduct has let his team mates and the club paying his hefty salary down - in turn that's the Cas fans buying tickets and shirts.
If he has cost himself a 2nd succesive world cup then he really is a plonker because I suspect this will be his last shot as Jack Walker will likely have the England number one shirt by 2021
In the world of huge assumptions and over expectation that exists on these forums this one is a beauty.
Have you ever seen the kid play? I have and he's excellent.
However not in a million years is he a certainty. There is a long list of young players forced to carry these levels of expectation and most have failed. Out of those Walker is not even the best I've seen.
He may well go all the way and I hope he does but he's got a hell of a lot more competition than just Hardaker being unavailable.
Jowitt probably won't be as good but again who knows, Luke Hooley on the other hand may well be. Other clubs will have similar I'm sure. Come back in 2021 and we'll judge him then. In the world of huge assumptions and over expectation that exists on these forums this one is a beauty.Have you ever seen the kid play? I have and he's excellent.However not in a million years is he a certainty. There is a long list of young players forced to carry these levels of expectation and most have failed. Out of those Walker is not even the best I've seen.He may well go all the way and I hope he does but he's got a hell of a lot more competition than just Hardaker being unavailable.Jowitt probably won't be as good but again who knows, Luke Hooley on the other hand may well be. Other clubs will have similar I'm sure. Come back in 2021 and we'll judge him then. SUPPORT SWAG... Wollo-Wollo-Wollo-Wayoo
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victarmeldrew wrote: how many times have you seen Luke Hooley play
Once, how many times have you?
If you're on your local lads hobby horse again then fine. If you think Jowitt is better or even Walker that's fine just say it.
What doesn't alter is that none of them are certainties are they? Once, how many times have you?If you're on your local lads hobby horse again then fine. If you think Jowitt is better or even Walker that's fine just say it.What doesn't alter is that none of them are certainties are they? SUPPORT SWAG... little wayne69 Eddie Hemmings's Wig
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vastman wrote: Once, how many times have you?
If you're on your local lads hobby horse again then fine. If you think Jowitt is better or even Walker that's fine just say it.
I would say more times than you've watched the first team last season, he's not on the local lads hobbyhorse ask your mate belly, unlike yourself he can genuinely talk about our youngsters' simply because he watches them on a regular basis hth. I would say more times than you've watched the first team last season, he's not on the local lads hobbyhorse ask your mate belly, unlike yourself he can genuinely talk about our youngsters' simply because he watches them on a regular basis hth. wakefieldwall Strong-running second rower
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vastman wrote:
Have you ever seen the kid play? I have and he's excellent.
However not in a million years is he a certainty. There is a long list of young players forced to carry these levels of expectation and most have failed. Out of those Walker is not even the best I've seen.
He may well go all the way and I hope he does but he's got a hell of a lot more competition than just Hardaker being unavailable.
Jowitt probably won't be as good but again who knows, Luke Hooley on the other hand may well be. Other clubs will have similar I'm sure. Come back in 2021 and we'll judge him then. In the world of huge assumptions and over expectation that exists on these forums this one is a beauty.Have you ever seen the kid play? I have and he's excellent.However not in a million years is he a certainty. There is a long list of young players forced to carry these levels of expectation and most have failed. Out of those Walker is not even the best I've seen.He may well go all the way and I hope he does but he's got a hell of a lot more competition than just Hardaker being unavailable.Jowitt probably won't be as good but again who knows, Luke Hooley on the other hand may well be. Other clubs will have similar I'm sure. Come back in 2021 and we'll judge him then.
He was a convinient name to make a point, he's just the flavour of the month. You're rather over thinking it Vastman.
Point is if Hardaker misses the World Cup it may well have been his last chance. Could be Walker, Max, Golding, Hooley, some kid we haven't heard of yet or a patched up Sam Tomkins hobbling about in 2021. There's only so times he can burn his bridges. He was a convinient name to make a point, he's just the flavour of the month. You're rather over thinking it Vastman.Point is if Hardaker misses the World Cup it may well have been his last chance. Could be Walker, Max, Golding, Hooley, some kid we haven't heard of yet or a patched up Sam Tomkins hobbling about in 2021. There's only so times he can burn his bridges. What would a Cockney know about rugby league? vastman
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little wayne69 wrote: I would say more times than you've watched the first team last season, he's not on the local lads hobbyhorse ask your mate belly, unlike yourself he can genuinely talk about our youngsters' simply because he watches them on a regular basis hth.
Walker isn't one of our youngsters so what are you on about. As ever you're picking an argument over another issue, my attendance record
Think I've missed four games this year home and away so he's doing flipping well if he's has seen them more than that.
That said the amount of times you attend does not make you an expert does it. There will be loads of people on here who go to every game but I seriously doubt they all share the same opinions! Walker isn't one of our youngsters so what are you on about. As ever you're picking an argument over another issue, my attendance recordThink I've missed four games this year home and away so he's doing flipping well if he's has seen them more than that.That said the amount of times you attend does not make you an expert does it. There will be loads of people on here who go to every game but I seriously doubt they all share the same opinions! SUPPORT SWAG... Previous Display posts from previous: All posts 1 day 7 days 2 weeks 1 month 3 months 6 months 1 year Sort by Author Post time Subject Ascending Descending Who is online Users browsing this forum: Batleycat, Big lads mate, Bing [Bot], borocat, Kevs Head, KevW60349, Khlav Kalash, lifelongfan, PHe, poplar cats alive, Towns88, Trinity1315, vastman, Willzay and 290 guests Quick Reply Subject: Message: Post a reply 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 50 posts • Page 5 of 5 Return to Wakefield Trinity Jump to: Select a forum ------------------ Welcome to RLFANS The Virtual Terrace The Sin Bin Music TV & Film RLFANS Support Super League - Super 8s Castleford Tigers Huddersfield Giants - claretandgold.co.uk Hull FC - blackandwhites.co.uk Leeds Rhinos - southstander.com Salford Red Devils St. Helens - the-entertainers.tv Wakefield Trinity Wigan Warriors - cherryandwhite.co.uk Super 8s - Qualifiers Catalans Dragons - sang-et-or.net Featherstone Rovers Halifax - FaxFans.co.uk Hull KR Leigh Centurions London Broncos Warrington Wolves Widnes Vikings Kingstone Press Championship - Shield Batley Bulldogs Bradford Bulls - RedAmberandBlack.net Dewsbury Rams Oldham Roughyeds Rochdale Hornets Sheffield Eagles Swinton Lions Toulouse Kingstone Press Championship 1 Super 8s Barrow Raiders Doncaster RLFC Keighley Cougars Newcastle Thunder Toronto Wolfpack Whitehaven Workington Town York City Knights Kingstone Press Championship 1 - Shield Coventry Bears Gloucestershire All Golds Hemel Stags Hunslet Hawks London Skolars North Wales Crusaders Oxford Rugby League South Wales Scorpions Other Forums Amateur Rugby League Forum The Conference Club House Other Sports About RLFANS League Marketplace League Games Station Main News Fantasy & Predictions Comp Australian Rugby League State of Origin - New South Wales State of Origin - Queensland Brisbane Broncos Canberra Raiders Canterbury Bankstown Bulldogs Cronulla Sutherland Sharks Gold Coast Titans Manly Warringah Sea Eagles Melbourne Storm Newcastle Knights New Zealand Warriors North Queensland Cowboys Parramatta Eels Penrith Panthers South Sydney Rabbitohs St George Illawarra Dragons Sydney Roosters Wests Tigers Amateur Rugby League Combined Services Rugby League Student Rugby League Bradford Dudley Hill Bury Broncos Cottingham Phoenix East Lancashire Lions Gateshead Storm German Exiles Guildford Giants RLFC Irlam Hornets A.R.L.F.C Leeds Akkies Oldham St Annes Oxford Cavaliers RLFC South Dorset Giants South London Storm St. Albans Centurions Waterhead A.R.L.F.C. Wigan Riversiders RLC Blackpool Tag Rugby Forum Rugby League Conference Bramley Buffaloes RLCC Carlisle Centurions Dewsbury Celtic Featherstone Lions Huddersfield Underbank Rangers Kippax Knights Nottingham Outlaws Warrington Wizards - warringtonwizards.co.uk Northampton Rugby League Team Manager 2015 Game Technology & Science League Links Central
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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Following the eligibility amnesty announced last year, Cricket West Indies has now established a Technical Committee to advise its Selection Panel on the issue of players’ eligibility for selection.
Under the Terms of Reference, the Committee will also be responsible for reviewing and deciding upon requests for No Objection Certificates (NOCs), for reviewing the system used to determine WINDIES Men’s contract grades, as well as establishing a grading system for the award of retainer contracts for the WINDIES Women’s players.
The six-member committee will comprise the CWI Vice President (Chairman), Chairman of the Cricket Committee, Director of Cricket, the Chairman of Selectors, WINDIES Men’s Head Coach, WINDIES Women’s Head Coach and a nominee of the West Indies Players’ Association.
“The committee will serve as an important resource to the CWI Cricket Committee on specific cricket matters,” said CWI Director of Cricket Jimmy Adams.
At the last CWI Board meeting two Saturdays ago in Barbados, CWI’s Board of Directors approved a new policy that any player withdrawing from selected squads on two consecutive occasions will now have to write to the Chairman of Selectors to confirm that they wish to be considered for future selection.
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Washington (CNN) The Justice Department has asked a judge to dismiss former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort's lawsuit challenging the authority of special counsel Robert Mueller and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and alleging Mueller's appointment violated the law.
Manafort was indicted on money laundering and other charges, to which he has pleaded not guilty. The lawsuit argues Rosenstein and Mueller overreached their authority in bringing the charges.
"This lawsuit plainly seeks to interfere with Manafort's ongoing criminal prosecution," Justice Department attorneys wrote to Judge Amy Berman Jackson of the US District Court for the District of Columbia on Friday.
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s office has rebuffed two attempts by former Trump campaign chairman Paul Manafort to argue that evidence seized last summer by FBI agents from his home and nearby storage locker was unlawfully obtained.
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In a filing late Monday night, Mueller’s team rejected Manafort’s claims that search warrants used to raid his home were “unconstitutionally overbroad,” arguing that evidence seized during both searches should, in fact, be permissible for use in an upcoming trial against Manafort.
In May, initial access to the storage locker was gained after an employee of Manafort’s, who was listed as the occupant of the lease, willingly allowed investigators to enter the unit. Prosecutors obtained a warrant the next day.
Then in July, federal agents executed a search warrant and seized documents and records from Manafort’s home during an early morning raid when they awoke a sleeping Manafort and his wife by knocking on their bedroom door.
Manafort was listed as one of the people allowed to access the unit, alongside former campaign-aide Rick Gates and the unnamed Manafort employee.
Gates pleaded guilty to two felony charges in February and admitted to helping Manafort syphon millions of dollars into overseas accounts. As part of his deal, Gates is now cooperating with the Mueller probe.
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Among other pieces of evidence seized during the searches of Manafort’s home and storage locker were digital materials from iPods and iPads, receipts, documents and several binders from a box labeled “Ukraine Binders”, according to the court filing.
Manafort’s dealings with Ukraine and Ukrainian business associates have served as the basis for many of the charges leveled against him, including tax fraud, money laundering, failing to register as a foreign agent and conspiring against the United States. Prosecutors have alleged that Manafort was acting as a lobbyist for the government in Ukraine without registering to do such work.
Manafort is the most senior Trump campaign adviser to face charges from the special prosecutor, though none of the charges brought against Manafort have been linked directly to his time with the Trump campaign.
In court last week Manafort’s team argued that charges related to his political dealings in Ukraine are beyond Mueller’s mandate.
But federal prosecutors argued that Manafort’s Ukrainian business ties fall within the special counsel’s purview, as he could have used those ties as a “back-channel” to contacts in Russia.
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Despite Gates’ guilty plea, Manafort has maintained his innocence in the special counsel’s probe, which includes cases in federal courts in DC as well as in Virginia, where Manafort faces another 18-count indictment.
Manafort remains under house arrest, wearing two ankle braclets, while his legal team continues to negotiate collateral on his $10 million dollar bail. The courts have rejected the use of several of Manafort’s properties largely because some of the charges against him involve bank fraud related to a mortgage on one of his properties.
Manafort will next appear in federal court in Virginia on Friday, May 4.