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By Steve Silverman
Saturday, Feb. 3
No. 2 Virginia (21-2, 10-0) at Syracuse (15-7, 4-5), 4 p.m. ET, ACCNE
Virginia may be the best team in the nation, and the Cavaliers had a brilliant game last weekend as they went into Cameron Indoor Stadium and beat the Duke Blue Devils. After that victory, how can Tony Bennett’s team go anywhere and not feel confident?
That’s just what Jim Boeheim and the Syracuse Orange want. They want nothing more than to deal with a powerful opponent that has already accomplished quite a bit. Boeheim knows how to prepare his team, and the Orange should be able to engage Virginia in a close, 40-minute battle that is likely to come down to the final possession or two.
Virginia has won 13 games in a row, and the Cavs are led by Kyle Guy, who is averaging 15.5 points per game and shooting 88.1 percent from the free-throw line. Devon Hall is also averaging 12.7 ppg, and he is connecting on 48.2 percent of his shots from the field.
Syracuse is led by the 1-2 punch of Tyus Battle and Frank Howard. Battle is averaging 19.7 ppg, while Howard is contributing 15.0 ppg. Neither Battle nor Howard are having impressive shooting seasons, as Battle is connecting on 42.4 percent of his shots, while Howard is hitting 39.1 percent of his shots from the field.
Texas-Rio Grande Valley (12-11, 3-3) at New Mexico State (19-3, 6-0), 6 p.m. ET, ESPN3
The Western Athletic Conference does not get a lot of support or publicity these days, but New Mexico State is a team that could surprise an opponent or two in March.
The Aggies have won eight games in a row and have not lost since dropping a non-conference game to USC.
First-year head coach Chris Jans has New Mexico State playing consistently, and he has a legitimate star in transfer guard Zach Lofton. The former SWAC (Texas Southern) player of the year is averaging 19.9 points per game and connecting on 48.8 percent from the field.
Texas-Rio Grande Valley is led by guard Nick Dixon, who came to the school after working at a Target and a zoo for two years before playing two seasons at Division 2 Morton College in Cicero, Illinois. Dixon can fill it up and he is averaging 21.3 ppg and connecting on 47.3 percent from the field.
Sunday, Feb. 4
Seton Hall (17-5, 6-3) at No. 1 Villanova (21-1, 8-1), 12 noon ET, FOX
This is going to be a huge challenge for the top-rated Wildcats because Seton Hall has not only been a solid team all season, they have been underrated, and, yes, disrespected by the voters who refuse to acknowledge them in the AP or coaches’ poll.
Head coach Kevin Willard’s Pirates are coming off back-to-back 16-point victories over DePaul and Providence, and they go into their biggest test of the year with the confidence that they are approaching peak form. If they can handle the challenge of not getting hit hard by an early Villanova run that takes them out of the ball game, the Pirates should be able to push Jay Wright’s team well into the second half.
Senior forward Desi Rodriguez is averaging 17.3 ppg and shooting 50.2 percent from the field, while sophomore guard Myles Powell is averaging 14.5 points per night.
Villanova is going to be in the driver’s seat for the national championship when they have one of the four No. 1 seeds in the NCAA tournament. Junior guard Jalen Brunson is one of the best players in the nation, and he leads the Wildcats with an average of 19.3 points per game while shooting 55.8 percent from the field. Mikal Bridges is a dangerous scorer who is averaging 16.9 points and 5.9 rebounds per game.
Look for the Pirates to give Villanova a scare, but the Wildcats will not lose at home.
Tuesday, Feb. 6
No. 6 Xavier (20-3, 8-2) at Butler (16-7, 8-4), 6:30 p.m. ET, FS1
Xavier is a battle-tested team that plays with toughness every game, and head coach Chris Mack has his team rolling. The Musketeers have won five games in a row following a loss to Villanova, and while they play Georgetown February 3, that streak should be intact when they go to Butler.
The Bulldogs nearly always will find a way to defend their home court, and they are clearly going to be emotionally prepared for Xavier. Butler head coach LaVall Jordan has seen his team win three games in a row after dropping four out of five, so this is somewhat of a make-or-break game for Butler.
Senior guard Trevon Bluiett is leading the way for the Musketeers, as he is averaging 18.7 ppg and shooting 41.3 percent from beyond the arc. Senior guard J.P. Macura can get red hot and carry the team as he is averaging 13.0 ppg and connecting on 46.3 percent from the field.
Senior forward Kelan Martin is a major force for the Bulldogs, and he is averaging 19.5 points and 6.5 boards per night. He is getting support from sophomore guard Kamar Baldwin, who is averaging 15.8 points and 5.4 rebounds per game.

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A vital MRI scanner at one of Scotland’s leading children’s hospitals has been out of action this week due to a water leak.
Around 40 children have been affected and NHS Lothian have confirmed that a team of engineers are working round the clock at the Royal Hospital for Sick Children in Edinburgh to resolve the problem. Hospital staff are currently unable to use the scanner in the radiology department until the room is dry and the machine can be turned back on.
This has meant appointments have had to be postponed leaving anxious parents angry and frustrated while the health board admitted they still don’t know what caused the problem.
A new £150 million state-of-the-art Royal Hospital for Children and Young People at the Little France site in Edinburgh has been beset by delays. It was initially due to open in July 2017 but after two further delays it was pushed back to May 2018 and will now not open until the Autumn of next year at the earliest.
The mother of a 13-year-old girl who wanted to remain anonymous said: “Our daughter has been suffering with painful headaches over a prolonged period of time of several months.
“She is losing an increasing number of days of schooling, either being off ill or being sent home being unable to cope. Following numerous trips back to our GP, my partner went to the Sick Kids accident and emergency and they organised a MRI scan which she would have had yesterday. We were phoned on Tuesday, to let us know that the scanner had been flooded and appointments would be rescheduled.
“There doesn’t seem to be a quick solution, to fix this invaluable diagnostic tool, which is an appalling situation.
“I would like to know how this vital piece of medical equipment has been flooded, in a hospital in 2018, and why a quick solution to help the medical staff diagnose children, can’t be found?
“What am I meant to tell my daughter, who keeps asking when will the scanner be fixed?”
Jacquie Campbell Chief Officer of Acute Services, NHS Lothian apologised for the “inconvenience”.
She added: “We know that any delay in diagnosis or treatment can be worrying, especially for parents of young children. I would assure patients and their families we are working to restore the paediatric MRI service as quickly as possible. Our expert radiology teams are assessing each patient’s case to determine whether they require to be seen on another site in NHS Lothian or in another health board. We are hoping to offer replacement appointments as quickly as possible and we will be in contact with families directly.”
Shadow health secretary Miles Briggs MSP said: “Serious questions clearly need to be asked how this water leak took place and what risk assessments were in place in this particular department.”
Scottish Labour MSP Daniel Johnson said: “The Royal Hospital for Sick Kids is moving this year, and by the sounds of it, that move can’t come soon enough. The fantastic staff are being hampered by leaks in a building which is no longer fit-for-purpose.”

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Perth businesses are throwing a lifeline to victims of the shock Lovat Hotel closure ... writes Gordon Bannerman.
The troubled three-star hotel closed its doors without warning last week, leaving clients high and dry.
Carefully prepared wedding plans have been thrown into chaos and dozens of other events booked into the well-known Glasgow Road hotel have had to be cancelled.
Hannah Wilson, the recently appointed promotions manager for RocaBlu and The Loft, was shocked to learn that the Lovat had closed its doors.
And she’s eager to come to the aid of anxious brides and event organisers by offering them an alternative venue.
The former Northumbria University communications student said: “Myself and operations director Craig Fraser are Perth born and bred and the Lovat has always been something of an institution.
“It came as a shock to read that it had closed and it must be heartbreaking for anyone whose wedding plans, in particular, have been thrown into chaos. It will be so distressing and stressful for brides-to-be and their families.
“As a local business we wondered if there was any way we could lend a helping hand as, sadly, it doesn’t look as if the hotel will be re-opening any time soon.
“So we have agreed to offer both RocaBlu and The Loft as alterative locations free of charge for functions which have fallen victim to the closure of the Lovat.
“RocaBlu, which can accommodate up to 200, is being re-launched shortly and has already hosted a couple of weddings while The Loft has held everything from concerts to Burns Suppers. It is very flexible.”

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Ladies willl take to the catwalk next month as they stage a fashion show and shopping event to support Sheffield’s vulnerable young people.
The event staged by the Golddigger Trust is on May 2, from 7.30pm at The Well Church on Ecclesall Road.
Local ladies, aged from 16 – 50 years, will strut their stuff for the audience, including some ‘I’m the Girl I Want To Be’ course graduates, who will demonstrate just how much they now believe in themselves by modelling the beautiful bargains.
Tickets are £6 and include a free drink on arrival. After the show, attendees will be able to buy any of the clothes, in a wide range of sizes at a greatly reduced price. Brands include: M&S, Topshop, New Look, Wallis, Evans, Windsmoor, River Island and more.
Refreshments will be available and there will be a prize raffle.
See the website for tickets at www.golddiggertrust.co.uk.
The Golddigger Trust aims to unearth value and see real transformation in the lives of vulnerable young people.
The charity supports hundreds of vulnerable young people in Sheffield every year in local schools, youth groups and at their Centre for Young People on Psalter Lane.
This is achieved through mentoring, self-esteem and relationships courses, child sexual exploitation awareness sessions, football outreach and music and craft workshops, with thousands more helped through national projects and training programmes.
With mental health and emotional wellbeing issues among young people increasingly on the rise, demand for the support Golddigger Trust provides is huge. Community fundraising events are vital to raise both cash and awareness of issues surrounding teens.
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There should be zero tolerance for pot use by drivers or their passengers, a new report by the Canadian Mental Health Association Ontario branch recommends.
The report, Cannabis Legalization and Regulation, also says that all marijuana revenue should go to fund mental health and addiction services, and that the minimum age to purchase the product should be 19 years old.
“The risk is that legalization of cannabis may lead to an increase in use among Ontarians,” Camille Quenneville, CEO of CMHA Ontario, said in a statement Monday. “When taken together, our recommendations can minimize the harms associated with cannabis use and support a public health approach to this issue.”
As the Justin Trudeau government gets set to legalize pot by July 2018, CMHA Ontario prepared a report for the provincial government with recommendations on how to go forward.
The report says marijuana legalization should be viewed through a public health lens.
CMHA Ontario anticipates an increased need for mental health and addiction support services with legal pot, especially for youth and heavy consumers “ranging from brief interventions for at-risk users to more intensive interventions,” as well as extensive public education campaigns.
The “most concerning” issue is driving high, with data already showing that an estimated 10.4 million vehicle trips a year involve a motorist that had used marijuana, the report says.
Testing for drug-impaired driving may not accurately reflect the level of impairment, it says.
“Because the technology to detect an individual’s level of impairment due to cannabis is still in development at this time, CMHA Ontario recommends a zero-tolerance policy for cannabis consumption in any motorized vehicle in order to ensure road safety during this time of transition,” the report says. “A zero-tolerance policy would include both the driver of the motorized vehicle, as well as any passengers in the car. It is important that a clear message be sent to the public as soon as possible regarding zero tolerance for impaired driving due to cannabis use.”
While the Canadian Medical Association, which represents the nation’s doctors, called for a minimum legal pot-buying age of 21, CMHA Ontario suggested the lower age of 19.
“Frequent cannabis use can harm a developing brain and there is no evidence that supports a specific age when cannabis use is safe for young people,” the report says. “However, there are concerns that a higher minimum age may contribute to young people accessing cannabis from illegal sources. Establishing a higher minimum age standard will be less effective in undermining the black market, and may leave youth both criminalized and reliant on it.”
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A BABY boy has died from a suspected case of meningococcal in South Australia.
The six-month-old was picked up by Royal Flying Doctor Service flight in Mount Gambier just after 11am on Sunday, but died later in the day in Adelaide.
According to the Advertiser, people who came into contact with the boy have been prescribed precautionary antibiotics.
The death comes as concerns grow about a shortage of the vaccine used protect babies from certain strains of meningococcal disease.
Menveo is the only vaccine for the ACWY strains of the disease that can be used in babies under 12 months, but it's currently out of stock and supply won't be normalised until next year.
A spokeswoman said Menveo was one of three ACWY vaccines in Australia so there were alternatives in the private market.
But the Perth-based Meningitis Centre Australia said parents who paid for younger babies to have the Menveo vaccine from two months - which requires four doses at two, four, six and 12 months - might be caught midway through the schedule.
Although rare, meningococcal disease can be fatal or cause loss of limbs. Babies aged under 12 months and children under five are most at risk. Meningitis Centre Australia spokeswoman Lisa D'Cruz said the situation could be frustrating for parents of young babies.
"We urge them to speak to their GP to get advice on what they should do for future doses," she said.
The Health Department uses Menveo and another ACWY vaccine, Nimenrix, in its funded programs for children and teenagers.

Dr Turner is concerned that a Call the Midwife character may be suffering from blood poisoning in episode six
Septicaemia, otherwise known as blood poisoning, is a potentially life-threatening infection caused by large quantities of bacteria entering the bloodstream.
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In a sombre end to Call the Midwife episode six, Dr Turner (Stephen McGann) rushes Nurse Barbara Hereward (Charlotte Ritchie) to hospital with a suspected case of septicaemia. Her shocked husband Rev Tom Hereward (Jack Ashton) is driven to her bedside.
What are the symptoms of septicaemia?
When the blood poisoning begins, the immune system will immediately try to fight the infection in the bloodstream, bringing on alarmingly sudden symptoms. These can include a high temperature, extreme tiredness, violent shivering and chills, faintness, pale and clammy skin, and rapid and shallow breathing.
This is what we’re seeing in Barbara by the time her husband Tom goes off to the neighbourhood party, leaving Nurse Phyllis Crane (Linda Bassett) in charge as a precaution. The symptoms worsen and Phyllis makes the decision to summon Dr Turner.
With septicaemia, the skin may also develop “petechiae” (pinprick bruises) or “purpura” (large purple areas) which do not change colour when pressure is applied. One of the first tests Dr Turner carries out when he arrives to visit the patient is inspect her “rash”. Petechiae or purpura are caused by blood leaking into the tissues under the skin.
This suggests she has a type of blood poisoning which can lead to meningitis (inflammation of the membranes that surround the brain and the spinal cord) as well as septicaemia. The two often go hand-in-hand, and when meningitis and septicaemia occur together it is referred to as “meningococcal disease”.
Particularly worrying is the fact that Barbara can no longer bend her neck, which prompts Dr Turner to send for an ambulance immediately. This symptom makes it likely that the blood poisoning has already led to bacterial meningitis.
In severe cases of blood poisoning, sufferers can go into “septic shock” when blood vessels become leaky and lose fluid, affecting blood flow and damaging vital organs. Blood pressure will drop to a dangerously low level, leading to symptoms including loss of consciousness, disorientation and slurred speech.
What causes septicaemia?
Septicaemia can develop from a wound or burn, or as a result of a serious illness. Nurse Barbara is not in any of the high risk groups (older people, young children, teenagers and people with damaged immune systems), but earlier in the episode she is seen wiping her nose and complaining about a persistent cold which won’t go away.
Sources of infection can include pneumonia, appendicitis, peritonitis, urinary tract infections, skin infections and flu – but sometimes the specific cause cannot be identified.
So what’s happening inside the body to make this illness so dangerous? White blood cells are very efficient at fighting off infections from bacteria and viruses and will travel to the site of the problem to sort it out and repair the damage. However, sometimes infections can become so serious that they can’t be controlled by these white blood cells.
When this happens, the bad bacteria can enter the blood stream and be carried to other tissues and organs, releasing endotoxins and causing severe illness. Bacteria will multiply rapidly, doubling in number around every 30 minutes. It sends the immune system into overdrive and inflames the whole body, which interferes with blood flow and stops oxygen reaching organs and tissues.
When the meningococcal bacteria travel through the blood and reach the meninges (the membranes covering the brain and spinal cord), this leads to meningitis.
How dangerous is septicaemia?
If septicaemia is diagnosed very early, it can be treated with antibiotics at home. But once severe symptoms have begun, patients should be rushed to hospital and treated with intravenous antibiotics injected straight into the bloodstream.
When vital organs are damaged sufferers are likely to become very ill. Most people who get meningococcal disease will make a full recovery, but 5-10% of cases will result in death. Survivors can be left with disabling after effects such as blindness, deafness, brain damage, loss of limbs, and organ damage.
Septicaemia, and more generally meningococcal disease, is not easily transmitted from person to person and cases usually occur in isolation – though people who have shared a kiss with the patient would be at risk. By contrast, viral meningitis is highly contagious.
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RALEIGH, N.C. (AP) - Dozens of North Carolina voters are asking the U.S. Supreme Court to ensure this year's legislative elections are held under district lines redrawn recently by federal judges, since previous elections this decade occurred under what have been deemed unconstitutional maps.
Their legal brief filed Friday asked the court to refuse a request by Republican legislative leaders. The GOP officials had asked the high court to block enforcement of a ruling last month by three judges approving a court-appointed expert's changes to House and Senate lines.
If the GOP request is denied, then the amended maps would be used beginning with candidate filing for the General Assembly on Feb. 12. If the request is approved, then districts likely would be used this fall that are again tainted by racial bias, as happened during the 2012, 2014 and 2016 elections, lawyers for the voters wrote.
"The citizens of North Carolina have been forced to endure an egregious racial gerrymander for over six years and three election cycles," Jessica Ring Amunson wrote in the brief to Chief Justice John Roberts, who receives appeals from North Carolina. "If the court grants the stay, the voters of North Carolina will have to endure another election under unconstitutional legislative maps, and (the Republicans) will be rewarded for their tactics of delay at nearly every stage of this case."
There's no timetable when Roberts or the entire court will decide.
The voters originally sued in 2015, and the following year the three judges ruled that House and Senate redistricting performed by the Republican-dominated legislature in 2011 contained 28 districts that relied too heavily on race. They said the maps must be thrown out and redrawn. The Supreme Court upheld that decision last June.
The General Assembly said it didn't use racial data in August when new lines were drawn, but the same judges decided four new districts were too similar to the 2011 districts, reflecting continued racial bias. Another five House districts also shouldn't have been altered, the judges said, because that violated the state constitution's provision against mid-decade redistricting.
The judges asked a special master to redraw the maps to address their concerns. Stanford University law professor Nathaniel Persily ultimately altered two dozen districts compared to the 170 districts the legislature approved last August.
The legislative leaders told Roberts last week in their brief that the Supreme Court should reverse the panel's ruling that found racial gerrymandering in last summer's maps even though no racial data was used in drawing them.
Republicans last summer hired the same outside mapmaker who drew the faulty 2011 districts. So by Republican arguments, Amunson wrote, the exact same 2011 maps could have been approved again as long as the mapmaker turned "off the racial-data feature in his redistricting software this time around."
Although candidate filing begins in 10 days, the legislature could extend the filing period if it chooses, and the legislative primary elections aren't scheduled until May 8, meaning there would be little disruption to the election schedule, she said.
"There are no unusual circumstances that would warrant holding yet another election under unconstitutional maps," Amunson wrote.
The U.S. Supreme Court acted in another North Carolina redistricting matter last month. The justices delayed enforcement of a lower-court decision that struck down the state's congressional map for excessive partisanship and would have required new districts be drawn by last week.

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New Delhi: India today lifted a record fourth U-19 World Cup trophy after an eight-wicket rout of Australia in the final, underlining their dominant run in the tournament and giving Rahul Dravid the biggest success of his coaching career.
As it has been the case throughout the tournament, India had all their bases covered with bowlers bouncing back to dismiss Australia for 216 from 183 for four at one stage.
The highly-rated batting, barring a minor blip, completed the job with conviction as India chased down the modest target in 38.5 overs.
Soon After the victory, The Board Of Control For Cricket In India (BCCI) announced prize money for victorious Indian U19 team.
The board on their official website announced Rs 50 Lakh to India U19 Head Coach, Rahul Dravid. The members of India U19 team will receive Rs 30 lakhs each while the members of the Support Staff will be awarded Rs 20 lakhs each.
“I congratulate the U19 team who have made the country proud. Head Coach Rahul Dravid played his cricket with sincerity and it was pleasing to see the boys uphold the value. They have been fantastic athletes and even better ambassadors. The boys have done so well, and I am sure they will work hard and climb the ladder and represent the senior team in the future,” said Vinod Rai, Chairman, CoA
Indian team created history by becoming the only team to win the U19 World Cup four times. Manjot Kalra was awarded man of the Match for his unbeaten 101 off 102 balls while Shubman Gill was decleared Man of the Tournament for being the second highest scorer in the tournament.

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The vexed issue of tight schedules for the Indian cricket team saw 81 more matches across formats being added to the home schedule on the Future Tours Programme from 2019-2023, which is 30 more than the list. However, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) insisted that the number of playing days per year would decrease. This was among several decisions taken by the BCCI Special General Meeting.
According to the board, the next FTP cycle at home will include high-profile series against England, South Africa and Australia.
In another first, India will host Afghanistan for a Test match between the two teams. Afghanistan, along with Ireland, was accorded Test status recently. The dates of the historic Test will be chalked out later.
"Afghans were scheduled to play their first Test in 2019 versus Australia but considering the historic relationship between India and Afghanistan, we decided to host their first Test," said BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Choudhary.
Among other decisions taken at the SGM, the suspension of Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) was revoked on the condition that former IPL boss Lalit Modi stays away from its functioning.
The BCCI also remained firm on its stance on dope testing of cricketers, saying there was no need for NADA to test the players as the board is WADA compliant.
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St. Lucia will soon introduce new tax reform measures to bring the country in line with European Union standards.
That’s the word from the Minister in the Ministry of Finance, Senator Dr. Ubaldus Raymond.
His comments come after St Lucia was placed on an EU blacklist of tax havens, which could result in EU sanctions.
Dr. Raymomd said the new tax rules are likely to be unveiled in the new Budget.

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Royal Canadian Legion Branch 56 in Port Colborne will be taking time next Friday to remember those who served in the Dieppe Raid during the Second World War.
Bob Saracino, second vice-president of Branch 56, described the raid as a battle that taught a valuable lesson and started the ball rolling toward D-Day in 1944, but at a frightful price.
The Dieppe Raid took place 75 years ago on Aug. 19 and involved nearly 5,000 Canadian troops, of which only 2,210 returned to England, many of whom were wounded. Saracino said 907 Canadians lost their lives as a result of the raid.
He said although there is controversy surrounding the Dieppe Raid, he wants to recognize those who fought and sees the day as important because of how it affected the war from that point forward.
The Legion will be having a short ceremony at King George Park, on Clarence Street at Catharine Street, on Aug. 18 at 11:30 a.m., the day before the anniversary of the raid. The public is invited to attend.
Saracino said he will share about the raid and there will be a wreath laying with the colour guard on site.
He said he is looking into whether any Port Colborne residents took part in the battle. While there are a couple names that popped into his head, he wants to confirm the two men did indeed participate in the raid before announcing anything. Should they prove to have been a part of the raid, they will be recognized at the ceremony.
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NEW YORK (AP) — In Washington, even a name change is fraught with political drama.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is pushing to be referred to as the Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection, a surface level, but notable change for the agency tasked with protecting consumers against debt collectors and banks.
Officials say the change reflects the bureau's legal name, but critics say it underscores the abrupt ideological turn the bureau has taken since Trump-appointee Mick Mulvaney took over. The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act did create a "Bureau of Consumer Financial Protection" but that name has rarely been used, except occasionally in court filings.
Under Mulvaney, the bureau has proposed revisiting the regulations and policies the Obama administration put in place, and has also reduced the number of enforcement actions it has taken.
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On Tuesday night, he (Trump)stood before the nation and boasted about the lowest unemployment rate on record for African-Americans. But just hours before his State of the Union address, his lieutenant and handpicked head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Mick Mulvaney, told staff in an email that he was seizing control of the unit responsible for policing anti-lending-discrimination laws.
CFPB Acting Director Mulvaney, in a previously unreported move, said that he would be putting the Office of Fair Lending and Equal Opportunity, or OFLEO, under his direct control, startling consumer protection and civil rights advocates, and raising concerns that the office would be unable to carry out its mission — and that, indeed, that was the very purpose of the shift.


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WWE legend Ric Flair was admitted into intensive care over the weekend, multiple outlets reported.
A representative for Flair, 68, tweeted out a plea for "prayers & positive energy" for the two-time WWE Hall of Famer.
Are u a Fan/Friend of Ric Flair?If so, we need prayers & positive energy 4 our Living Legend as he is dealing w/some tough medical issues🙏🏻 — MelindaMorrisZanoni (@LegacyTalentCEO) August 14, 2017
Flair went to the hospital for heart-related issues on Saturday, Pro Wrestling Sheet reported. Flair's representative tweeted that it was routine and that there was no reason to panic.

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Utah Rep. John Curtis speaks at safety summit
Utah Rep. John Curtis spoke at his School Safety Summit on Monday afternoon to talk about school safety, according to the Deseret News.
Curtis showed off the new features on display at Provo's Edgemont Elementary School, showing attendees a new school office where students can receive new lanyards and tags.
Once students enter, the door unlocks, providing safety for those inside the school.
Provo School District Superintendent Keith Ritte said he will continue to seek security measures for students.
"From my point of view, everything is on the table, but it's got to be functional and it should not be detracting from our education. So, if that means I've got to allocate more scarce resources to that level of security while I'm taking away from the ability of teachers to teach reasonably sized classes, it's going to be a bit of a challenge," Rittel said.
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Donovan Mitchell catches fire in Utah Jazz win
The Utah Jazz took a commanding 3-1 series lead over the Oklahoma City Thunder in a rowdy NBA playoff game at Vivint Arena, according to the Deseret News.
Guard Donovan Mitchell was on fire throughout the game, scoring 33 points and nabbing seven rebounds.
Mitchell topped Karl Malone’s Jazz rookie playoff single-game scoring record of 31 points, set in 1986.
“We don’t quit,” Mitchell said. “The big fella (Rudy Gobert) said we’ll be fine. … It’s just a testament to the character of this team.”
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Colorado man survives bear, shark, snake attack
Dylan McWilliams, a 20-year-old from Colorado, somehow has survived a bear, shark and snake attack, BBC News reported.
McWilliams suffered the latest attack, an April 19 brush with a shark, while he was bodyboarding in Hawaii.
"It's kind of crazy," McWilliams told the BBC from the island of Kauai. "I don't seem to have a lot of luck, but it's kind of lucky in unlucky situations."
He said he was boarding when something bumped into his leg.
Shocked, he looked down and noticed the shark beneath him.
"I saw the shark underneath me. I started kicking at it — I know I hit it at least once — and swam to shore as quickly as I could."
Read more at BBC.
Suspect in custody after attack in Toronto
Toronto police confirmed that 10 people were killed and another 15 were injured when a van struck a crowd in the city on Monday, according to Business Insider.
Police arrested Alek Minassian, 25, of Richmond Hill, Ontario.
Toronto Police Service Chief Mark Saunders said the crash was likely on purpose.
Witness Phil Zullo said he couldn’t believe the carnage.
"I must have seen about five, six people being resuscitated by bystanders and by ambulance drivers," Zullo said. "It was awful. Brutal."
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GREEN THUMB: Judy Turner from Benaraby Junction Nursery, says the nursery sells plants that will thrive in harsh Central Queensland conditions, and are great for kids who want to try gardening.
GREEN THUMB: Judy Turner from Benaraby Junction Nursery, says the nursery sells plants that will thrive in harsh Central Queensland conditions, and are great for kids who want to try gardening. Matt Taylor GLA121217GARD
WORRIED about keeping guests and children entertained these Christmas holidays?
Why not try your hand at creating a no-dig garden?
Judy Turner has owned Benaraby Junction Nursery with her partner Colin Olsen for 27 years.
She says no-dig gardens offer an easy alternative that require less bending and kneeling than a traditional garden bed.
There's a variety of no-dig options you can go with but Ms Turner suggests buying a tin garden box.
It does not have to be super deep as vegetables have a surface root system, and don't develop deep roots.
"Put some gravel in the bottom for drainage, and over the gravel (about a third), put a shade cloth (to separate the dirt and gravel) and then good soil,” she said.
Ms Turner recommended mixing a soil conditioning product like Active 8 into your soil.
"It's more of a fibre then a soil which will keep the ground loose plus it's got all the trace elements and minerals in it,” she said.
She said the conditioner had given great results at their nursery.
"We did a nine month trial to see what it would do with our stock we wanted to know what worked best, Active 8 runs rings around everything we try,” she said.
And as for what to plant:
Ms Turner recommends peas, beans, corn, broccoli, lettuce and tomatoes, which all do well in Gladstone summers.
"You might have relatives visiting, don't sit around being bored, make hay while the sun shines, get them to dig a few holes in the garden,” she said.
Ms Turner, an avid gardener since she was a little girl, says gardening can provide a rich source of enjoyment.
"Every day you should hug a tree,” she said.
"They say gardeners are crazy, I talk to my plants, I say 'gee you're looking nice today', they are living things, they respond to all this.
"Think about plants like you do a baby, you learn to look at them and you know what they want.”
To take the analogy a bit further, Ms Turner said, when thinking about pruning your plants think of leaves as like skin.
It's best to prune plants when it's cool or cloudy or the newly exposed leaves will suffer.

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The Sinn Fein leader has accused the Taoiseach of losing the run of himself over his comments about the media.
It’s after Leo Varadkar said that Irish journalists are more in interested in reporting gossip than politics.
The remarks were made at a private function during his trip to the States this week.
He told guests at a lunch that he can sympathise with Donald Trump, who regularly attacks ‘fake news’.
Deputy Mary Lou McDonald has said the alleged comments are very odd.
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OTTAWA — The reverend for a church in the rural Ottawa community of Bearbrook is calling for the return of a bell she suspects was stolen for scrap metal last week.
Rev. Margo Whittaker says it's not clear exactly when on May 21 the 100-kilogram bell was taken from Trinity Anglican Church, but she says how it was stolen became evident when a piece of it was found on the church grounds later that day.
She says a handyman for the church found the piece of the bell on the ground, then climbed the belfry to discover it was missing.
Whittaker says the handyman then spoke to the groundskeeper, who recalled filling up a hole beside the church that was the same shape as a bell.
She says she believes at least two people used a ladder to climb up to the belfry, detach the bell and drop it to the ground, before making a getaway.
Whittaker says members of the congregation are "very upset," adding that the church has been in the community for more than 120 years.
"There are a lot of people who have history here," she said. "We have a huge cemetery and there are hundreds of people who have relatives buried in the cemetery on the church ground, and we would like to ring the bell at the cemetery service, which is coming up on Father's Day."
She said the congregation is praying that whoever took the bell will have a change of heart, or that someone will give information that will lead to its return.
"There are stories of church bells being stolen and then church bells being found," Whittaker said. "It's not unprecedented ... and that gives me hope."
Ottawa police said they have received a report on the alleged theft and investigators are checking local scrap yards.

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Mookachaka Cheeky half-back
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Will the Castleford game be on LCTV as it was on sky?
Also, why do they take 2 to 3 days to upload the video? I know they have a replay of each try & the opening music, but they should upload the full uncut version the next day. Surely all they'd have to do is cut the video at the start, end of first half and beginning of second half and at the final whistle, then upload this video as an uncut version so we could get it quicker. May be I'm just impatient, but you pay less for Netflix per month, so I'd expect the quality of video and speed to be better. Towns88
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Full game on U tube or whatever its called if you happen to be desperate to watch it! "I'm sorry, but I would hope that we would beat Cas with a 1 day turnaround."
An arrogant Wigan fan a few days before we stuffed them 18-4 at the JJB. Mookachaka Cheeky half-back
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O cheers I'll have a look, thank you. FredParky
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Why Do LC TV not have the game online faster?
Broadcasting rights, the RFL and SKY dictate that clubs are not allowed to film any SKY game and that their (SKY's) footage only can be used, highlights as - within 24 hrs 8 minutes within 48 hours 16 minutes full game not to be shown until the following Monday afternoon.
Non SKY broadcasted games clubs own footage not to be shown until the Monday after the game with the same limitations re highlights.
These restrictions did not apply in the Championship but they did/do in the middle 8's and they (Leigh Centurions) have been censured for the footage being shown out of those agreements last season.
The youTube footage being a pirated copy like all pirated material is down to SKY/RFL to do something about it.
The broadcasting sound rights are also complicated thats why MIXLR isn't being run at the moment.
All games are shot in HD but the uploading of a game after editing takes around 2 hours per gigabyte (and that was on my fast home internet when I was doing it - Chris is doing it on his university digs Internet which isnt that fast), now a game in full HD is around 4 - 5 GB so it has to be compressed to around 2gb to be uploadable, which of course knocks down the quality - but you will never get TV quality on an Internet channel because of the compression issues plus SKY cameras cost around £25K each to buy and most operators of these have a college degree/qualification in how to operate them unfortunately the LC TV budget never was nor ever will be anywhere near that.
Plus I don't think NETFLIX actually show Leigh Centurions games as yet
All this is well documented elsewhere I don't intend getting involved in any slanging matches about it, it is what it is and representation has been made to the RFL to no avail and I would suggest any complaints re the matter be directed at the RFL/SKY or at least the club asking for an explanation, they wont respond on here as it is an unofficial forum.
And before anyone asks nobody at Leigh Centurions were aware of these restrictions only SL clubs were privy to them, WHY? well lets be honest it is the RFL.
I have retired from LC TV but am still proud of the service I and the team provided and the service they still provide
Also to dispel another myth Wigan do not or ever will be allowed to live stream any league or cup game no matter what anyone tells you (yes they do pre season games and it costs them a packet to do so - we know this as one of the LC TV team (still all volunteers) also works for Wigan Warriors TV).
If you do not believe any of the above - well after my previous experiences on here DO I CARE? The truth is just what it is
Bye Bye once more. Ah well out of retirement on this board again to dispel another myth, untruth, misunderstanding etc.Why Do LC TV not have the game online faster?Broadcasting rights, the RFL and SKY dictate that clubs are not allowed to film any SKY game and that their (SKY's) footage only can be used, highlights as - within 24 hrs 8 minutes within 48 hours 16 minutes full game not to be shown until the following Monday afternoon.Non SKY broadcasted games clubs own footage not to be shown until the Monday after the game with the same limitations re highlights.These restrictions did not apply in the Championship but they did/do in the middle 8's and they (Leigh Centurions) have been censured for the footage being shown out of those agreements last season.The youTube footage being a pirated copy like all pirated material is down to SKY/RFL to do something about it.The broadcasting sound rights are also complicated thats why MIXLR isn't being run at the moment.All games are shot in HD but the uploading of a game after editing takes around 2 hours per gigabyte (and that was on my fast home internet when I was doing it - Chris is doing it on his university digs Internet which isnt that fast), now a game in full HD is around 4 - 5 GB so it has to be compressed to around 2gb to be uploadable, which of course knocks down the quality - but you will never get TV quality on an Internet channel because of the compression issues plus SKY cameras cost around £25K each to buy and most operators of these have a college degree/qualification in how to operate them unfortunately the LC TV budget never was nor ever will be anywhere near that.Plus I don't think NETFLIX actually show Leigh Centurions games as yetAll this is well documented elsewhere I don't intend getting involved in any slanging matches about it, it is what it is and representation has been made to the RFL to no avail and I would suggest any complaints re the matter be directed at the RFL/SKY or at least the club asking for an explanation, they wont respond on here as it is an unofficial forum.And before anyone asks nobody at Leigh Centurions were aware of these restrictions only SL clubs were privy to them, WHY? well lets be honest it is the RFL.I have retired from LC TV but am still proud of the service I and the team provided and the service they still provideAlso to dispel another myth Wigan do not or ever will be allowed to live stream any league or cup game no matter what anyone tells you (yes they do pre season games and it costs them a packet to do so - we know this as one of the LC TV team (still all volunteers) also works for Wigan Warriors TV).If you do not believe any of the above - well after my previous experiences on here DO I CARE? The truth is just what it isBye Bye once more. Please do not send me any PM's I dont check this board often enough to be able to answer them, use my e mail add please fjparkinson@virginmedia.com
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FredParky wrote:
Why Do LC TV not have the game online faster?
Broadcasting rights, the RFL and SKY dictate that clubs are not allowed to film any SKY game and that their (SKY's) footage only can be used, highlights as - within 24 hrs 8 minutes within 48 hours 16 minutes full game not to be shown until the following Monday afternoon.
Non SKY broadcasted games clubs own footage not to be shown until the Monday after the game with the same limitations re highlights.
These restrictions did not apply in the Championship but they did/do in the middle 8's and they (Leigh Centurions) have been censured for the footage being shown out of those agreements last season.
The youTube footage being a pirated copy like all pirated material is down to SKY/RFL to do something about it.
The broadcasting sound rights are also complicated thats why MIXLR isn't being run at the moment.
All games are shot in HD but the uploading of a game after editing takes around 2 hours per gigabyte (and that was on my fast home internet when I was doing it - Chris is doing it on his university digs Internet which isnt that fast), now a game in full HD is around 4 - 5 GB so it has to be compressed to around 2gb to be uploadable , which of course knocks down the quality - but you will never get TV quality on an Internet channel because of the compression issues plus SKY cameras cost around £25K each to buy and most operators of these have a college degree/qualification in how to operate them unfortunately the LC TV budget never was nor ever will be anywhere near that.
Plus I don't think NETFLIX actually show Leigh Centurions games as yet
All this is well documented elsewhere I don't intend getting involved in any slanging matches about it, it is what it is and representation has been made to the RFL to no avail and I would suggest any complaints re the matter be directed at the RFL/SKY or at least the club asking for an explanation, they wont respond on here as it is an unofficial forum.
And before anyone asks nobody at Leigh Centurions were aware of these restrictions only SL clubs were privy to them, WHY? well lets be honest it is the RFL.
I have retired from LC TV but am still proud of the service I and the team provided and the service they still provide
Also to dispel another myth Wigan do not or ever will be allowed to live stream any league or cup game no matter what anyone tells you (yes they do pre season games and it costs them a packet to do so - we know this as one of the LC TV team (still all volunteers) also works for Wigan Warriors TV).
If you do not believe any of the above - well after my previous experiences on here DO I CARE? The truth is just what it is
Bye Bye once more. Ah well out of retirement on this board again to dispel another myth, untruth, misunderstanding etc.Why Do LC TV not have the game online faster?Broadcasting rights, the RFL and SKY dictate that clubs are not allowed to film any SKY game and that their (SKY's) footage only can be used, highlights as - within 24 hrs 8 minutes within 48 hours 16 minutes full game not to be shown until the following Monday afternoon.Non SKY broadcasted games clubs own footage not to be shown until the Monday after the game with the same limitations re highlights.These restrictions did not apply in the Championship but they did/do in the middle 8's and they (Leigh Centurions) have been censured for the footage being shown out of those agreements last season.The youTube footage being a pirated copy like all pirated material is down to SKY/RFL to do something about it.The broadcasting sound rights are also complicated thats why MIXLR isn't being run at the moment.All games are shot in HD but the uploading of a game after editing takes around 2 hours per gigabyte (and that was on my fast home internet when I was doing it - Chris is doing it on his university digs Internet which isnt that fast),, which of course knocks down the quality - but you will never get TV quality on an Internet channel because of the compression issues plus SKY cameras cost around £25K each to buy and most operators of these have a college degree/qualification in how to operate them unfortunately the LC TV budget never was nor ever will be anywhere near that.Plus I don't think NETFLIX actually show Leigh Centurions games as yetAll this is well documented elsewhere I don't intend getting involved in any slanging matches about it, it is what it is and representation has been made to the RFL to no avail and I would suggest any complaints re the matter be directed at the RFL/SKY or at least the club asking for an explanation, they wont respond on here as it is an unofficial forum.And before anyone asks nobody at Leigh Centurions were aware of these restrictions only SL clubs were privy to them, WHY? well lets be honest it is the RFL.I have retired from LC TV but am still proud of the service I and the team provided and the service they still provideAlso to dispel another myth Wigan do not or ever will be allowed to live stream any league or cup game no matter what anyone tells you (yes they do pre season games and it costs them a packet to do so - we know this as one of the LC TV team (still all volunteers) also works for Wigan Warriors TV).If you do not believe any of the above - well after my previous experiences on here DO I CARE? The truth is just what it isBye Bye once more.
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Question: Putin declares victory on visit to air base in Syria

Declaring a victory in Syria, Putin on Monday visited a Russian military air base in the country and announced a partial pullout of Russian forces from the Mideast nation.
Russian President Vladimir Putin addresses to the troops at the Hemeimeem air base in Syria, on Monday, Dec. 11, 2017. (Mikhail Klimentyev, Sputnik, Kremlin Pool Photo via AP)
Russian President Vladimir Putin declared victory against “terrorists” in Syria on Monday during a surprise visit to a Russian military base in the county, where he also announced a partial pullout of Russian troops.
It was Putin’s first trip to Syria, where Russia launched an air campaign in 2015 that allowed President Bashar Assad’s forces to gain the upper hand against the Islamic State group as well as Syrian rebels. It was also the first visit by a foreign head of state to war-ravaged Syria since the civil war began in 2011.
Putin’s brief stop at the Hemeimeem air base in Syria’s coastal province of Latakia while en route to Egypt came days after the Russian president said he would run for re-election on March 18, and helped to show off Moscow’s global clout to the national audience.
In a televised speech to the Russian troops at the base, Putin hailed their “excellent” performance in Syria, where the Russian military declared victory against the Islamic State group last week.
“You have shown the best qualities of a Russian soldier — courage, valour, team spirit, decisiveness and excellent skills,” he said. “The Motherland is proud of you.”
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Russia launched its air campaign in Syria at the end of September 2015, when Assad’s government was teetering on the brink of collapse, and quickly changed the course of the conflict. Russian officials say the troops were sent to Syria mainly to fight “terrorists,” including IS and al-Qaida, but they also battled mainstream rebels opposed to the Assad family’s four-decade rule.
Putin has hosted Assad twice in the past six years, including a surprise Nov. 21 visit that Assad undertook to the Black Sea resort of Sochi.
Russian television stations showed Putin walking off the plane at the air base, embracing and shaking hands with Assad. The two then visited a military operations room.
The Hemeimeem base, located in the heartland of Assad’s Alawite minority, has served as the main foothold for the Russian military campaign in Syria.
“Here in Syria, far away from our borders, you helped the Syrian people to preserve their state and fend off attacks by terrorists,” Putin said, facing the troops lined up on the tarmac. “You have dealt a devastating blow to those who blatantly threatened our country. We will never forget about the victims who fell in the fight against terror both here and in Russia.”
Putin also said that he had ordered the military to withdraw a “significant part” of the Russian contingent in Syria.
“Friends, the Motherland is waiting for you,” Putin said. “You are coming back home with victory!”
He added, however, that the Russian military will maintain its presence at Hemeimeem and a naval facility in Tartus.
Gen. Sergei Surovikin, the Russian military commander in Syria, said the military will pull out 23 warplanes, two helicopter gunships, special forces units, military police and field engineers.
Surovikin said the remaining forces will be sufficient to “successfully fulfil the tasks” to stabilize the situation in Syria. He did not say how many troops and weapons would stay behind.
Syria has allowed Russia to use Hemeimeem air base indefinitely without cost. Moscow also has a deal with Syria to use the Tartus base for 49 years, which could be extended if both parties agree.
The Russian military plans to modernize the air base and expand its runways to allow it to host more warplanes. It also intends to expand the Tartus facility significantly to make it a full-scale naval base capable of hosting warships, including cruiser-sized vessels.
After seeing troops march, Putin drove up to the Russian warplanes parked on the runway and talked to the pilots, who said they will fly back home later in the day.
Syrian TV said Assad thanked Putin for his troops’ “effective contribution” to the fight against terrorism in Syria, which he said the Syrian people “will never forget.”
“Syria has been saved as a sovereign, independent state, refugees are coming home and conditions have been created for a political settlement under the United Nations’ auspices,” Putin said.
Insurgents still control several areas in Syria, but much of the fighting has been paused by “de-escalation” agreements brokered by Russia and Iran, which support Assad, and Turkey, which backs the rebels.
Putin told Assad he would discuss the prospects for a peace settlement with the leaders of Egypt and Turkey later Monday.
“I hope that together with Turkey and Iran we will succeed in restoring peaceful life and launch a political process to settle the situation in Syria,” Putin said.
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Associated Press writer Albert Aji in Damascus, Syria, contributed reporting.
Vladimir Isachenkov, The Associated Press
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Rebel fighters in Syria have shot down a Russian plane using a handheld anti-aircraft missile and killed its pilot when he open fire on them while trying to resist capture.
Dramatic video shows the Sukhoi 25 plummeting out of the sky after it was hit in the north-western province of Idlib.
Another video then shows jubilant rebels celebrating as the wreckage burns on the ground, sending a huge plume of black smoke into the air.
The pilot managed to eject and parachute to the ground before being captured. He was shot and killed when he resisted capture by opening fire from his pistol on the al-Qaeda-linked militants who tried to seize him alive.
Rebel fighters is Syria say they have shot down a Russian plane over the north-western province of Idlib on Saturday and taken its Russian pilot captive
A picture taken on February 3, 2018 shows smoke billowing from the site of a downed Sukhoi-25 fighter jet in the the Syrian city of Saraqib
Still burning: The plane was on fire several minutes after it was brought down by the rebels on Saturday afternoon
This image appears to show the plane burning on the ground after it was shot down above Syria on Saturday afternoon
Rami Abdel Rahman, head of The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said: 'The pilot was killed as he fought Islamist rebels who had shot down his plane and were taking him captive.'
This picture appears to show the wreckage of the plane which was downed by Syrian rebels on Saturday afternoon
Smoke billowing from the site of a downed Sukhoi-25 fighter jet in the the Syrian city of Saraqib
The region where the plane crashed is controlled by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, a jihadist outfit dominated by Al-Qaeda's former Syrian affiliate, often referred to by its previous name, the al-Nusra front.
Russia's defence ministry confirmed the pilot had been shot down, saying: 'A Russian Su-25 aircraft crashed during a flight over the Idlib de-escalation zone.
'The pilot had enough time to announce he had ejected into the zone, under the control of al-Nusra Front fighters.
'The pilot was killed in fighting against terrorists.'
It added that 'according to preliminary reports, the plane was shot down by a portable anti-aircraft missile system.'
The ministry also said 30 militants had been killed in air strikes carried out in the Idlib area.
A video circulating on social media shows a lifeless body of a man, his face stained with blood, as bearded gunmen stand around him. One of the armed men shouts: 'He is Russian.'
The pilot was later named on social media as Major Roman Filipov.
Rami Abdel Rahman, head of The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, said: 'The pilot was killed as he fought Islamist rebels who had shot down his plane and were taking him captive.' The Russian defence ministry confirmed one of its pilots has been killed.
Russia is a key ally of President Bashar Assad, and has been waging a military campaign on behalf of his forces since 2015.
Since then, Syrian government forces have captured wide parts of the country and in recent weeks have been marching in the rebel-held northwestern province of Idlib. The province is also a base for al-Qaida's branch in Syria and other Islamic groups.
The opposition's Aleppo Media Center said the plane was a Russian-made SU25 but did not say whether it was Russian.
Syrian troops launched a fierce offensive on Idlib in late December, with backing by Russian warplanes.
'There have been dozens of Russian air strikes in the area over the past 24 hours. This plane was also carrying out raids there,' said Abdel Rahman.
Opposition factions have shot Syrian regime planes in the past, but downing Russian warplanes is much rarer.
In August 2016, a Russian military helicopter was shot down over Syria and all five people on board were killed.
Moscow began conducting air strikes in Syria in September 2015. Two months later, Turkey shot down a Russian warplane.
It comes as a Syria peace congress hosted this week by Russia in the Black Sea resort of Sochi has been snubbed by Syria's main opposition and the Kurds.
The wing of a downed Sukhoi-25 fighter jet with a red star in the the Syrian city of Saraqib, southwest of Aleppo
Opposition factions have shot Syrian regime planes in the past, but downing Russian warplanes is much rarer
'There have been dozens of Russian air strikes in the area over the past 24 hours. This plane was also carrying out raids there,' said Abdel Rahman
In August 2016, a Russian military helicopter was shot down over Syria and all five people on board were killed
Rebel fighters shot down a Russian plane over Syria's northwest Idlib province and captured its pilot, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said
The wreckage of the plane: Parts of a downed Sukhoi-25 fighter jet in the the Syrian city of Saraqib, southwest of Aleppo
'Rebel factions shot down a Sukhoi 25. The Russian pilot came down in a parachute, before being captured,' said Rami Abdel Rahman, head of the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
It agreed on the creation of a commission to discuss the country's post-war constitution.
UN Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura, who attended the meeting, said the United Nations would lead efforts to form the commission.
A copy of the final statement did not mention the fate of Moscow's ally President Bashar al-Assad.
In a statement quoted by state news agency SANA, a source in Syria's foreign ministry said the talks in Sochi were 'the cornerstone of the political process and solid base upon which dialogue will be launched from now on'.
Around 1,400 delegates attended Tuesday's meeting, as part of a broader push by regime-backer Moscow to consolidate its influence in the Middle East.
But the main opposition group, the Syrian Negotiations Committee, boycotted the meeting as did representatives of Syria's Kurdish minority.
This image shows the plane on fire after it was shot down by rebels in Syria on Saturday. The plane plummeted to the ground
The pilot managed to eject from the plane and parachute to the ground unharmed but rebels swiftly killed him, according to reports


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Question: ‘Trump to use Twitter with same gusto in Oval Office’

US President-elect Donald Trump. (Source: Reuters) US President-elect Donald Trump. (Source: Reuters)
US President-elect Donald Trump will continue using Twitter with the same gusto he has displayed to date because his tweets get “results”, the mogul’s future press secretary, Sean Spicer, said on Sunday. EFE news quoted Spicer as telling ABC that the President-elect did not need to have his comments filtered through the “mainstream media”.
“You know, with all due respect, I think it freaks the mainstream media out that he has this following of over 45-plus million people that follow him on social media, that he can have a direct conversation. He doesn’t have to have it funnelled through the media,” Spicer said. Trump’s Twitter account, specifically, has more than 18 million followers.
The future Press Secretary’s remarks contrast with those of Trump himself in his first interview after winning the November 8 election, when he said that he would limit his use of Twitter and promised, instead of using it, to comport himself in a more prudent manner. “I’m going to be very restrained, if I use it at all, I’m going to be very restrained. I find it tremendous. It’s a modern form of communication,” he said at the time.
However, the real-estate magnate has not appeared to curtail his tweets and in December remarked on the social network that the United States should “strengthen and expand” its nuclear capacity until “the world comes to its senses regarding nukes”, a comment that drew much criticism because of fears that such a course of action would spark a nuclear arms race.
He also tweeted about the UN that “the United Nations has such great potential but right now it is just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time. So sad!” His UN comment came after the Security Council on December 23 decided to demand that Israel stop establishing settlements on Palestinian territory, a decision the US allowed by refusing to veto it.

Colorado veteran legislative players can’t be taken by surprise by news from any quarter. Pet projects can go south on a dime. They have to keep their gimlet eyes on news, including the daily, hourly — hell, constant — news from Washington. Ignore it and likely as not you could find yourself raked by a rolling wave.
It’s Wednesday and it has been a(nother) tough week in Trumpland. How to keep up?
“WTF Just Happened Today?” is one of a sea of daily roundup newsletter options. It appears to be a one-man operation run by Emergent Future editor Matt Kiser. As he puts it, he “logs the daily shock and awe.”
As yet, there’s little comfort on the menu.
Kiser does an ace job of the old blogger skill called “curating.” His lists surface themes and suggest lines that might connect dots. His headlines make dark poetry of careering developments.
Here’s a stanza on the arc of the fastest forced exit of perhaps the clumsiest, most uncreatively deceptive and could-be criminal national security advisor in the nation’s history:
“Day 24: Shots fired.”
“Day 25: Turbulent.”
“Day 26: Clusterfuck.”
News included under the headlines, includes: Russia deploys cruise missile, Russian lawmakers defend ex-national security advisor, Administration leaks opening up in every corner, Bannon taking shots at Priebus, U.S. allies have no idea what is happening with Trump administration, Secret Service director stepping down, Trump turns Mar-a-Lago Club terrace into open-air situation room, Courts proceed with lawsuits — and a new injunction — against Trump travel ban, America’s biggest foreign creditors dump treasuries in warning to Trump, North Korea challenges Trump by firing ballistic missile into Sea of Japan… and so on.
Don’t get raked. Keep abreast of the shock and awe.
— john@coloradostatesman.com


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Question: Charlottesville, Burkina Faso, Shonda Rhimes: Top Stories

A vigil is held in downtown Philadelphia on Aug. 13, 2017 in support of the victims of violence at the 'Unite the Right' rally In Charlottesville, Va. this weekend.
A vigil is held in downtown Philadelphia on Aug. 13, 2017 in support of the victims of violence at the 'Unite the Right' rally In Charlottesville, Va. this weekend. Jessica Kourkounis—Getty Images
Good morning. These are today’s top stories:
Pressure mounts for Trump to condemn white supremacy
Vigils and rallies were held across the country in support of a 32-year-old woman who was killed over the weekend while protesting against white supremacists in Charlottesville , Va. The victim, identified as Heather Heyer , died after a vehicle allegedly driven by James Alex Fields Jr. plowed into a crowd of people. In the aftermath of the violence, both Democrats and Republicans called for President Donald Trump to explicitly denounce white supremacy.
Burkina Faso attack leaves at least 18 dead
At least 18 people have died and eight others were injured in an attack at a restaurant in Burkina Faso , a country in West Africa. Two assailants, believed to be Islamic militants, were shot dead, according to the Associated Press.
Shonda Rhimes is moving to Netflix
Shonda Rhimes , the creator of ABC’s hit television series Grey’s Anatomy and Scandal , has inked a deal to write new shows for Netflix. The multi-year agreement does not affect Rhimes’ shows that are set to air or in the works for ABC.
Also:
Police found 17 immigrants locked inside a tractor-trailer at a Texas rest-stop.
London's iconic Big Ben is about to shut down for the next four years.
Celebrities aimed to inspire young people at yesterday's Teen Choice Awards .
The Powerball jackpot has now hit $430 million .
The Morning Brief is published Mondays through Fridays. Email Morning Brief writer Melissa Chan at melissa.chan@time.com .

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Question: Pune civic body fails to submit reply to notice from President’s office

Naval Kishore Ram, Pune district collector, said that the Pune municipal corporation has not submitted its reply for the alleged protocol violation during the President’s visit o the city.
Recently, President Ram Nath Kovind was in the city to attend an event organised by the civic body. It was found that the PMC had violated a protocol in the programme and considering this, a notice had been issued to the PMC by the President’s office.
Recently, Mukta Tilak, Pune mayor, announced in the general body meeting that the PMC had submitted their reply to the district collector and will forward it to the President’s office.
However, when the media raised the issue with the collector, he replied that the collector’s office did not get any reply from the PMC yet. The stipulated time for receiving the reply was one month. If the reply does not come in time, then the collector’s office will pass the message to the President’s office.
Meanwhile, the collector briefed the media about the administration’s preparation for the Sant Dyaneshwar and Sant Tukaram palkhi procession which is to pass through the Pune district.

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"['this news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', '× Expand Peter Mulvey w/ Sista Strings @ The Back Room at Colectivo, 8 p.m.\nArte Para Todos brings an incredible four-night lineup of local music to five neighborhoods, while Marc Maron and The xx prepare to return to Milwaukee.\n...\nThursday, April 27\nArte Para Todos @ multiple venues\nEven in a city brimming with ambitious festivals, the annual Arte Para Todos (Art For Everyone) fundraiser is a head-turner: nearly 100 acts playing at 25 venues spread across five neighborhoods and four days—all to raise money for youth arts education. In its first two years, the festival has raised nearly $40,000 for Milwaukee Public School arts programs, and this year’s absolutely massive lineup ensures another great haul. The festival kicks off with an opening night in Walker’s Point featuring performances from Tigernite, Siren, NO/NO, Tontine Ensemble, Rusty Pelicans, Klassik and more at venues including Anodyne Coffee, The Var Gallery, Gibraltar and The Local. From there, the schedule doesn’t slow any: Friday night’s Bay View showcases include acts like Strangelander, Sista Strings, Painted Caves, Soul Love, Mortgage Freeman, Zed Kenzo and Surgeons in Heat, while a dozen venues across Riverwest and Harambee will host shows on Saturday night, before closing shows at The Jazz Estate and the Back Room at Colectivo wrap things up on Sunday night. Tickets are cheap: A $20 pass gets you admission to all four nights of shows while an individual day pass is just $13. For more information visit arteparatodos.me.\nMarc Maron @ The Pabst Theater, 7 p.m.\nMarc Maron has had a long and distinguished comedy career: appearing on Comedy Central countless times, hosting the channel’s “Short Attention Span Theater,” performing regularly on other late-night staples and enjoying the hard-earned respect of many of his contemporaries. But it wasn’t until he began podcasting in ’09, after being laid off from a tumultuous gig at Air America, that his name began to spread outside of diehard comedy circles. A sometimes uncomfortably intimate mix of interviews and personal reflection, “WTF with Marc Maron” is one of the top-rated and most influential comedy podcasts of its time—and the model for the countless podcasts that other comedians now launch weekly; even former President Barack Obama appeared on it. That podcast was also the springboard for “Maron,” his autobiographical TV series for IFC. For this live appearance, though, Maron will return to his stand-up roots.\n...\nFriday, April 28\nZach Pietrini w/ Doghouse Flowers @ Linneman’s Riverwest Inn, 8 p.m.\nMilwaukee Americana singer Zach Pietrini has never shied away from dark territory (he used to call his backing band The Broken Bones), but on his latest album, Holding Onto Ghosts , he embraces the darkness even more overtly. It’s filled with tales of loneliness, despair and regret that cast the ghostly spell promised by its title. He’ll celebrate the belated vinyl release of that record at this show, which he’ll share with Milwaukee roots-rock veterans Doghouse Flowers.\n...\nSaturday, April 29\nThe xx w/ Sampha @ The Rave, 8 p.m.\nHow about that: The xx finally made an album that sounds better loud. After two gorgeous, glorious albums of intimate, R&B-inflected indie-rock that played like whispered conversations between lovers, the British trio cranked up the volume a bit on their third and latest album, I See You . It’s a gambit that could have destroyed the fragile chemistry of the group’s first two records, but it paid off: The music retains its dreaminess, while producer Jamie xx, a rising solo star in his own right, is given more freedom than ever to leave his mark. For this tour, they’ll be joined by another British artist with a gift for conveying room-silencing vulnerability: Sampha, a Drake collaborator who released his debut album, Process , this winter on the Young Turks label.\nTobin Sprout @ Cactus Club, 9 p.m.\nTo most casual Guided By Voices fans, the insanely prolific indie rock group is synonymous with founder Robert Pollard, who continues to lead the group (they just released a new double album, August by Cake , this month). It’s not uncommon to hear more loyal fans argue, however, that the true talent of the group was guitarist Tobin Sprout, a secondary frontman of sorts who contributed some truly great songs to the group’s heyday records in the early-to-mid ’90s, including “Islands (She Talks In Rainbows)” and “Awful Bliss.” Sprout is sitting out the latest Guided By Voices reunion, but this winter he released a new solo album on Burger Records, The Universe And Me . It’s his first in seven years, and its Beatles-y melodies should please GBV fans who always preferred the group’s more tuneful tracks to the chaotic stuff. Those looking to check out Sprout’s old ’90s solo records are in luck, too. Burger Records will be re-releasing those soon.\nPeter Mulvey w/ Sista Strings @ The Back Room at Colectivo, 8 p.m.\nMilwaukee native Peter Mulvey has found a huge fan in the form of folk legend Ani DiFranco, who has praised his ability to “play some badass guitar, sing to touch your heart and write a song that will knock you down.” She’s not just talking the talk, either: She walks the walk by producing Mulvey’s latest album, Are You Listening , at her New Orleans studio and releasing it through her Righteous Babe label. The record tackles a bevy of subjects, including police violence, human kindness and the ways the modern world chips away at our attention spans. Mulvey will share this local release show with the Milwaukee classical-soul fusion duo Sista Strings.\n...\nSunday, April 30\nAimee Mann w/ Jonathan Coulton @ The Pabst Theater, 8 p.m.\nAimee Mann had already enjoyed a career’s worth of critical adoration before her 1999 soundtrack for Paul Thomas Anderson’s Magnolia put her in the public eye, garnering her nominations for an Oscar, a Golden Globe and three Grammys. If Mann was eager to capitalize on that attention, she sure didn’t show it. The albums that followed were mostly low-key and literate; wonderfully refined but hardly the type of music that does blockbuster business. There were some exceptions. On her lively 2008 album @#%&*! Smilers , she played up the easygoing, ’70s-FM poppiness that’s always been inherent in her songs, and on 2012’s Charmer , she nodded to her long-downplayed new-wave roots, adorning her catchy tunes with bright synthesizers. Her latest album, Mental Illness , however, returns her to the somber songs she does best. She’s called it her “saddest, slowest and most acoustic” album yet, which is saying something.\n...\nTuesday, May 2\nKinky Freidman @ Shank Hall, 8 p.m.\nSinger, novelist, satirist and would-be politician Richard “Kinky” Friedman doesn’t like to limit himself when it comes to his career options. After playing music with his first band, King Arthur and the Carrots, at the University of Texas at Austin, Friedman served two years in the Peace Corps, where he met his road manager, Dylan Ferrero. Since then, he has refined his sardonic country rock as a solo act and with various backing band lineups, producing controversial numbers like “They Ain’t Makin’ Jews Like Jesus Anymore” and comedic songs such as “Get Your Biscuits in the Oven and Your Buns in the Bed.” After a lull in his music career, Friedman took up writing and running for office, placing fourth in the 2006 Texas gubernatorial race. But these days, he’s back on the road again.\n...\nWednesday, May 3\nDesiigner w/ 16YROLD @ The Rave, 8 p.m.\nIf there’s a song you probably never need to hear again, it’s “Panda,” Desiigner’s breakout smash. The track seemed to sit on top of the rap and pop charts forever. It was one of those songs almost too successful for its own good, as inescapable last year as jokes about Donald Trump’s hair and Hillary Clinton’s emails, but it remains to be seen whether the 19-year-old, Kanye West-signed rapper will be able to repeat its success. Desiigner saw some traction with his follow-up single, a surrealist space odyssey called “Timmy Turner,” but so far for no other track from his forthcoming debut album, The Life of Desiigner , has stuck to the charts, and the album still doesn’t have a release date. Attendees at this show can decide for themselves whether he’s a one-hit wonder or if he has real staying power.']" == "['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article.', 'This Week in Milwaukee: April 27-May 3, 2017']"

A look at the headlines right now:
IPS Association criticises Uttar Pradesh officer’s vow to build Ram temple in Ayodhya: Surya Kumar Shukla’s behaviour was against the ethos of the institution, the association said. Group allegedly assaults two Jammu and Kashmir students after they left a mosque in Haryana: The police initially refused to file an FIR and agreed to do so only after their university proctor intervened, the students said. BJP MP Subramanian Swamy withdraws bill to ban cow slaughter after Centre intervenes in Rajya Sabha: Swamy said he was giving the government ‘one more chance’ to protect the bovine population. Class 9 boy found dead in school toilet in Delhi, police detain three people: According to the police, CCTV footage showed five people, including the child, fighting inside the toilet. Delhi Police arrest woman’s parents and uncle for allegedly stabbing her boyfriend to death: The woman’s family was reportedly against the relationship as Ankit was from a different community. Three soldiers killed after avalanche strikes Army post in Jammu and Kashmir Kupwara’s Machil sector: The soldiers were from the 21 Rajput regiment. Why was Judge Loya’s body not given to his family, asks Bombay Lawyers’ Association: Advocate Dushyant Dave said that the Maharashtra government’s investigation report contained several contradictions that need to be looked into. CBI files appeal in Supreme Court challenging 2005 Delhi HC verdict in Bofors scam: In 2005, the Delhi High Court had quashed the charges against all the accused in the case. Centre will divest its stake in Air India by the end of 2018, says Union Minister Jayant Sinha: Government agencies are working on investigating the people responsible for the losses that Air India has suffered, he added. UK Court sentences Finsbury Park attacker Darren Osborne to 43 years in prison: Osborne had driven a van into a crowd of Muslims near a north London mosque in June 2017, killing one person and injuring eight.