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Given ['Represent the next text', 'The final major demonstrations of the loyal order marching season will take place in six main venues on August 26, with members of the Royal Black Institution on parade.\nThe Institution has 17,000 members in around 350 preceptories, and will demonstrate in Comber, Antrim, Castledawson, Lisburn, Omagh and Aughnacloy for the traditional ‘Last Saturday’ event.\nSovereign Grand Master Millar Farr, who will be taking part in the Castledawson procession said the institution was once again looking forward to the much-anticipated day in the parading calendar.\nHe said: “The ‘Last Saturday’ traditionally brings the curtain down on the loyal order parading season and we are expecting yet another magnificent finale.\n“The various demonstrations will offer a wonderful spectacle of culture and pageantry, attended and enjoyed by large crowds at six different venues across the Province.”\nCOMBER\nThe largest parade of the day will be in Comber where 5,000 members of the loyal order will be on parade. A total of 107 preceptories and approximately 100 bands will take part in the procession.\nThe districts represented will be Lower Iveagh, Lecale, Castlewellan, Newry, Banbridge, Rathfriland, Mourne, Largymore, Ballynahinch, Newtownards, Saintfield, Bangor and Comber.\nAmong the many preceptories stepping out will be the largest in the Institution, Elijah’s Chosen Few RBP 208 from Mourne District, with more than 250 members.\nA large crowd is expected to turn out to watch the parade, which was last held in the Co Down town in 2004.\nThe main procession moves off at noon from Parkway via Killinchy Street, The Square, High Street, Braeside, Ballygowan Road, Railway Street, Glen Link and Belfast Road.\nThe religious service will begin at 3pm and will be chaired by Brian Hunter, Co Down Grand Master. Rev Stanley Gamble will conduct the service of worship.\nAssistant Sovereign Grand Master, William Baillie, will be the guest speaker.\nANTRIM\nUp to 80 preceptories will take part in the demonstration in Antrim.\nThe main parade will assemble at Fountain Hill at 12.30pm and proceed through the town via Fountain Street, Church Street, High Street, Bridge Street and Dublin Road to the field on the Randalstown Road.\nThe participating Co Antrim preceptories will come from six districts representing Antrim, Lisburn, Ballymena, Larne, Ballymoney and Ballyclare.\nIt is expected there will be 75 bands and 2,500 members of the Royal Black Institution on parade.\nThe platform proceedings will begin at 3pm under the chairman, Charles Hamilton, Antrim District Master. Co Antrim Grand Chaplain, Robert Campbell, will conduct the service of worship.\nThe guest speaker will be Rev William Anderson, imperial deputy grand master and imperial deputy grand chaplain.\nA Last Saturday parade was last held in Antrim town in 2011.\nCASTLEDAWSON\nSovereign Grand Master Millar Farr will be the special guest at the Co Londonderry demonstration in Castledawson.\nThe village is hosting a Last Saturday parade for the first time.\nThe demonstration will include 35 preceptories representing districts in South Londonderry, City of Londonderry, Coleraine and Raphoe, Co Donegal.\nThirty bands will accompany the parade, which begins at midday from Hillhead Road proceeding through the village to the demonstration field on the Magherafelt Road.\nThe platform proceedings are at 2pm and the preacher will be Rev John Noble, imperial deputy grand chaplain.\nThe principal speaker will be the sovereign grand master.\nLISBURN\nThe City of Belfast Grand Black Chapter demonstration will be held this year in Lisburn.\nIt is tradition for members of the institution in Belfast to parade in various provincial towns and cities.\nA total of 54 preceptories, representing seven districts, will step out in Lagan Valley, accompanied by 33 bands.\nThe main parade will move off at noon from Wallace Park and the procession route will be Seymour Street, Castle Street, Market Street North, Market Street South, Market Street, Smithfield Street, Market Place, Bow Street, Antrim Street, Antrim Road and North Circular Road, returning to Wallace Park for a religious service.\nThe principal speaker will be City Grand Master, William Elliott, with the service of worship conducted by Alan McIntosh, city grand chaplain.\nCity Grand Registrar, Christopher Cunningham, will chair the proceedings.\nOMAGH\nTwenty-four preceptories will be on parade in Tyrone’s county town on the Last Saturday.\nSir Knights from Omagh, and neighbouring Castlederg and Strabane districts, will be accompanied by as many bands for the annual procession.\nThe event will be a special occasion for Omagh District and Omagh Olive Branch RBP 185, who both celebrate their 150th anniversaries.\nThe main parade will commence at 1pm and move via Crevenagh Road, Irishtown Road, Dublin Road, Market Street, High Street, John Street, James Street, Church Street, George’s Street, High Street, Bridge Street, Drumragh Avenue, Market Street and Campsie Road before returning to the Crevenagh Road for a religious service.\nThe platform proceedings will begin at 2.30pm and the chairman will be Stanley McFarland.\nThe service of worship will be conducted by Co Tyrone Grand Chaplain, Rev Alan Irwin, and the preacher will be Rev Nigel Reid, an imperial grand chaplain.\nThe guest speaker will be Ivan Kelly, past assistant sovereign grand master.\nAUGHNACLOY\nUp to 80 preceptories and a similar number of bands will take part in the demonstration in Aughnacloy.\nThe large parade in the south Tyrone village, hosting a Last Saturday procession for the first time since 2006, will commence at 11.45am.\nThe districts represented are from the Republic of Ireland, Fermanagh, Primatial, Summerisland, Killyman, Aughnacloy and East Tyrone.\nSenior Sir Knights in attendance will include Imperial Grand Registrar, Billy Scott, and Imperial Grand Treasurer, David Livingstone.\nThe main parade will commence from the assembly field on the Tullyvar Road and proceed via Moore Street to the demonstration field on the Caledon Road.\nThe religious service, starting at 2.15pm, will be chaired by Aughnacloy District Master, Harold Erskine.\nCo Tyrone Grand Master Richard Emerson will be the principal speaker. The preacher will be Robin Fairburn, chaplain of Saintfield District.'], a positive would be ['represent this title to get a news article that provides more details about it\n\n\nExamples:\n\nGiven Wynne files PC leader defamation lawsuit it matches with TORONTO — Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne sued the Opposition leader for defamation Monday, less than six months away from the June provincial election.\nThe legal action stems from comments Progressive Conservative Leader Patrick Brown made in September, a day before Wynne testified as a witness at a trial in Sudbury, Ont., involving two provincial Liberals facing Election Act bribery charges.\nBrown told reporters he hoped Wynne would give answers about the scandal “maybe when she stands trial” and went on to describe her as a “sitting premier, sitting in trial.”\nThe premier was not on trial and had waived parliamentary privilege in order to testify as a witness.\nThe Tory leader refused to apologize for the statements both after an initial letter from Wynne’s lawyer and following a libel notice in October, saying he would “ignore her baseless legal threat.” His lawyer has said the statements were not defamatory.\nWynne’s legal team filed a statement of claim in court Monday that seeks $100,000 in general, aggravated, exemplary and punitive damages. Brown’s statements harmed Wynne’s reputation, they wrote.\n“The deliberate, malicious conduct of the defendant in publishing the defamatory statements is part of an ongoing campaign engineered by the defendant and others to harm the plaintiff’s reputation,” Wynne’s lawyers wrote.\n“The defendant’s egregious misconduct in publishing statements that he knew to be false, his ongoing refusal to retract these false statements, and his high-handed and oppressive conduct in stating to media and directly to the world at large that the plaintiff’s complaints were baseless and would be ignored, all justify an award of aggravated, exemplary and punitive damages against the defendant.”\nWynne’s spokeswoman said the statement of claim was filed to preserve the premier’s ability to continue with the legal case.\n“We continue to remain hopeful that this issue can be resolved with an apology from Patrick Brown for his defamatory remarks,” Jenn Beaudry wrote. “It should be that simple. However, if he continues to refuse to apologize we will have the ability to continue legal action.”\nBrown has not yet filed a statement of defence.\nProgressive Conservative Bill Walker also made remarks in September suggesting the premier was under investigation and facing charges in connection with the Sudbury bribery trial. He apologized hours after receiving a letter from Wynne’s lawyers.\n“Mr. Walker’s apology and retraction were widely reported in the media and there can be no doubt that the situation was extensively discussed by (Brown) and his staff,” Wynne’s lawyers wrote.\n“As a result, the defendant was fully aware that the Walker statements were false, and that Mr. Walker had retracted them and issued a public apology.”\nThe two Liberals on trial in Sudbury were ultimately acquitted.\nWynne previously sued the former Progressive Conservative leader, Tim Hudak, and another Tory member of provincial parliament after the pair said she oversaw — and possibly ordered — the destruction of documents related to two cancelled gas plants. Those are allegations for which two McGuinty-era staffers are on trial and awaiting a judge’s decision.\nThat lawsuit was resolved in 2015, though it is not known whether it was settled or withdrawn. but not with NORFOLK, Va. – A federal judge sentenced suspended Norfolk City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot to serve six years behind bars Monday. He’s also ordered to pay back $250,000.\nIn December, a jury found Burfoot guilty of six of the eight charges he was facing for public corruption and perjury. He was facing 4 perjury charges but only found guilty of two of those charges.\nBurfoot must turn himself in by Wednesday at 2 p.m.\nFederal prosecutors were seeking a sentence of 17.5 years. However, a court filing stated that Burfoot’s attorney asked he serve no more than two years.\nBurfoot’s attorney also filed new motions in hopes of getting him a new trial citing newly discovered evidence.\nRELATED:\nNorfolk City Treasurer to be sentenced for public corruption and perjury\nNorfolk Treasurer files for new corruption trial because of new evidence\nFederal judge denies all defense motions presented in Anthony Burfoot case\nAttorneys for Anthony Burfoot file appeal to lift his suspension\nLetters of support filed in federal court on behalf of Norfolk City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot\nJudge suspends Norfolk City Treasurer after guilty verdict on federal corruption charges\nNorfolk City Treasurer says he will not resign after corruption conviction despite City Council request\nNorfolk City Attorney files motion to suspend City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot', 'IN FULL: All six venues revealed for ‘Last Saturday’ demonstrations']

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Tara Palmer-Tomkinson died of natural causes and "did not have a brain tumour", her sister has said.
Author Santa Montefiore posted a series of tweets thanking people for their support in recent days following Palmer-Tomkinson's death at the age of 45, but added that she wanted to "clarify" a few things and referenced a coroner's report.
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She wrote: "I've been so touched by the warm response to Tara's death. Thank you from the whole family. But I'd like to clarify a couple of points.
"Today the coroner's report states that Tara died of natural causes - a perforated ulcer. She did not have a brain tumour."
Montefiore added that "contrary to some reports, Tara was not the goddaughter of HRH the Prince of Wales".
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She wrote: "Tara's good friends & family know that she was in high spirits in her last days. She had plans, trips & had written a moving new song."
She finished her stream of statements by adding: "Lastly there will be a fuller statement from the PT family later today. Thank you again."

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Keith Chegwin might have been fighting his own health battle over the last few weeks - but he still had time to help others.
The selfless TV star - who was on portable oxygen in the last two months - had been in touch with Katie Price after her mum Amy was diagnosed with the same terminal lung condition that killed him.
And on hearing about the star's death last night after a ''long-term battle with a progressive lung condition" Katie took to Twitter to share her grief.
"I'm absolutely gutted that Keith has passed away," she wrote about her Celebrity Big Brother co-star from the 2015 series.
"I only spoke to him few weeks ago and he was giving my mum advice as she is suffering with the same lung condition my mum has which is IPF an incurable disease!"
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She added: "He was such a very down to earth and extremely funny and absolutely loved his wife maria and children so much!
"I will miss him and so gutted as we were all trying to fit in a date to meet up.
"I'm just in shock how quick this has all happened since I spoke to him.
"RIP Keith and will continue with your advice for my mum."
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Katie's mum Amy was told she had between three and five years left to live after being diagnosed with terminal lung condition idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis.
Amy was given the heartbreaking news following an x-ray after initially going to hospital for asthma and a little cough.
Appearing with Katie on Loose Women earlier this year, Amy said that she wanted her daughter to be settled before she 'pegs it.'
Keith was suffering from idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis which causes fibrosis or scarring of the lungs, making the organ stiffer and breathing more difficult.
As was the case for Keith, the condition worsened over time, and there was no cure.
Smoking is thought to be a contributing cause, along with pollution, acid reflux, certain viruses and genetics.


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Kear's ability was always setting his team as underdogs, with the world against them, not too difficult at Sheffield, Wakefield or Batley, maybe at Hull as well (who were under achievers when he took over and he was unlucky to lose his job there, when they had been doing pretty well).
Regardless of how the playing style and coaching tasks are split (between him and Chester), I'm sure that we will be molded in this style, again not difficult with most of the press and pundits writing us off.
Although we seem to have recruited really well in the off season, every player has something to prove and if Chester and Kear can harness this negative "comment", it may provide that 10% extra, which is all that we can ask, something that could see us finishing 6th or 7th, instead of 8th or 9th or, making a cup final instead of "just" a semi final.
I know that we have to register some early league points (or the whole dynamic of what we can achieve will change quite quickly), however, I really think we can have an excellent season.

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A brewery has invited beer lovers to create their dream pint - by asking them to submit the most bizarre flavours they can think of.
The competition has been launched in the UK after enjoying success in Sweden where a Bourbon Barrel-Aged Jalapeño Imperial Stout was crowned as the top beer idea.
Other flavours put forward included raspberries and maple syrup.
Edinburgh based Innis & Gunn is searching for a beer lover with creative flair to collaborate on their next ‘Imagine & Gunn’ limited edition barrel aged beer.
People will be able to share their flavour ideas to Innis & Gunn at www.innisandgunn.com until midnight on Friday, November 17.
A shortlist will be put to a public vote to determine the winning brew, which will be announced in December.

Craft brewery favorite Dogfish Head is releasing a beer in partnership with pepper spray manufacturer Mace Brand. The new coffee milk stout — called “In Your Mace!” — is brewed with cinnamon verum chips from the Zanzibar Islands, mace spice, milk sugars, coffee, chicory, and chile oils — the last of which happen to be the active ingredient in Mace.
Although craft beer and Mace do not seem like they should even be a part of the same sentence let alone in the same beer, the partnership between the pepper spray brand and Dogfish Head is a natural one. Brewery founder and former president Sam Calagione is longtime pals with Mace Security International vice president of sales Eric Crawford.
“We’re always in search of unique, avant-garde, experimental beer ideas that push the boundaries of traditional brewing while still delivering rich aromas, flavor profiles and culinary ingredients that Dogfish beer fans count on and love,” said Calagione in a press release for the brand. “IN YOUR MACE! is one of our most fun and personal partnerships to date and I’m super proud of this small-batch team-up with our friends at Mace Brand pepper spray. Any day we get to brew a beer wearing full body suits, face masks and respirators is a memorable day in the brewhouse.”
No, the coffee milk stout isn't designed to protect you from attackers should you choose to throw it in their face, even though it is made with oleoresin capsicum, a food-grade version of chile oils, that according to the brand “won’t burn your palate but still has noticeable heat.”
In Your Mace! kicks off on Saturday, February 3, at Dogfish Head’s tasting room in Milton, Delaware. The brewery will have also release two hundred 750-milliliter bottles for retail sale on February 17. Can’t get enough craft beer? Check out the 50 best craft breweries in America.


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Lukaku bagged a brace in his first game at Old Trafford yesterday, helping Manchester United to a 4-0 win over West Ham. Rashford didn't get on the scoresheet himself, but the youngster did set Lukaku up for his opening strike in the first half. The £75million signing from Everton got on the end of a perfect through ball from Rashford before his shot flew in off the post. And Lukaku admits the duo "clicked" in training as soon as he arrived at the club last month.
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"With me and Marcus, there's something special," Lukaku told MUTV. "Hopefully we can produce even more [in the future] than we did today. "We clicked from the first day that I arrived, and I knew that he would help me settle in at the club. "I knew Jesse [Lingard] from before, and Paul, they’re probably my closest friends in te dressing room, but I get on with everybody in the team." On the game, Lukaku added: "I wish it was three goals and a hat-trick to be fair.
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Arsenal will join Manchester City in the race to sign Riyad Mahrez this summer after the Leicester star's move to the Etihad broke down on deadline day.
The Algerian winger submitted a transfer request and has since gone AWOL, missing training with the Foxes.
Claude Puel left his star man out of the 1-1 draw vs Swansea and now the Gunners are looking to take advantage of the situation.
Leicester will likely sell their star man this summer to extract maximum value - with only two years remaining on his contract - and the Star report the Blues now have a fight on their hands to sign him in the next window.
A dream to work with Pep Guardiola may be spurned by Mahrez is Arsene Wenger offers him a starring role at the Emirates.
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Question: MOM FRIENDS, PART 3: Is it really that important to have other parent friends?

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Welcome back to MOM FRIENDS, the 3-part series where moms chat about making friends with others parents.
This is the last leg of journey! So we're asking the ever-important question, the reason we should or shouldn't be chatting "mom friends" in the first place.
Here we go:
Are mom friends really that important?
We talked about WHY it's hard to make and maintain friends as a mom, and HOW moms are doing it (like Facebook, for example). But this question is key.
Most of the moms we spoke to said friendships, whether it be with parents or non-parents, are important. To bounce ideas off of, to vent to, to brag to, to laugh with and more. The key, it seems, is friends make you feel like you're not alone.
Check out what the moms had to say.
As a young mom, having other parent friends helps you feel less like an outsider:
Ashley Lopez, mother of 3:
"When I was younger I thought it was really important to have mom friends. I had my son at 18 and was 23 when I had my daughter. At 18, all of my friends from high school were going out and being a normal 18-year-old. I still wanted to be around other moms so I wouldn’t feel so alone and embarrassed.
When I had my daughter, I was attending ASU and no one that I talked to had any kids so I definitely did not fit in. I don’t know if it was the age or the relationship I was in, but I didn’t feel like I needed to be friends with other moms. Of course it would be nice because they understand your life more, but it’s just not that important to me anymore. I’m happy with the way my life is now with mom friends and my non-mom friends."
Ashley Lopez of Arizona poses with her three children and her husband at their wedding.
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What Lopez wants people to know:
I think it’s just important to be around people who will better your life as a person and a mother. That being said, I'm also a stepmom and it is important to meet women who are step moms. It’s a different territory and it’s difficult to not over step any boundaries or to just understand the boundaries in general. Talking to other moms truly does help.
It's always good to get advice from fellow moms
Tatyana, mother of 1:
"They’re someone who can offer advise and be an ear. Someone who knows what you’re going through."
What Tatyana wants people to know:
It’s okay not to have mom friends as well. I have plenty of friends who aren’t parents but can provide great examples as individuals.
Kristi Piper, mother of 5:
I have a "Google friend" whom I go to for any questions like where to sign my kids up for football or need-to-know info about the area. "I consider ... friendships very valuable."
Friends remind you of your individuality
Jordan Johnson, mother of 1:
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"I think it's important for mom's to go out without their kids every once and a while too. It feels like once you become a mom then you don't get to be your own person anymore, you have to be completely selfless and put your kids first 100% of the time. Some people are able to do that but you shouldn't feel bad for needing a break from your kids. It's nice to go out with your friends and have a conversation without constantly being interrupted."
It's nice to be with people who get it
Araceli Perez, mother of 2 :
"It’s nice to relate to the mom friends that I do have. Most of the time, when my kid decides to act out, I don’t feel discouraged around them since they can relate. ... The best mom friends are the ones that never judge or try to say something when it comes to your choices."
It's different than a romantic relationship
Whitney Ford, mother of 2:
"I notice when I get out of the house, it always ends up being worth it," Ford said. It's "having the empathy and human connection" that is so important she added.
Whitney Ford with friend Alli Mayes, whom she met through a Facebook group for parents in Arizona.
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"It's good for your mental health to have another person that you can relate to on that level," she said. And it's different than a spouse.
"Moms and dads experience parenthood differently, so having other mom friends ... I really do think it's important for your wellbeing."
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CLOSE Bryttany Hyde of Woodstock, Ga., encourages moms to celebrate their bodies by turning the camera on themselves once in a while.
Bryttany Hyde, left, with daughter AthenaRose, 1, son Killian, 3, and husband Cameron. (Photo: Courtesy of Rockin’ Red Photography)
A Georgia mom is encouraging moms to celebrate their postpartum beauty.
Bryttany Hyde, mom to a 1-year-old and 3-year-old, knows how easy it can be to get lost in mom identity. Hyde, who documents her parenting journeys on Hustle or Hyde and The Hydeaway, says it's important moms understand how to own their life.
Celebrating mom bods is part of that. Here are three tips Hyde has for embracing self love in motherhood:
1. Turn the camera on your selfie. Every once in a while, spend time on yourself and take a few photos to feel good about the way you look, Hyde says.
2. Celebrate health goals with photoshoots. When Hyde realized she could fit into her wedding dress again, she asked a friend, a professional photographer, for a photo session. She encourages moms to schedule a professional photo session, too —whether that's dressed up or boudoir-style. "You are beautiful," Hyde says and these photos will help show you that.
3. Create a new wardrobe. Can't fit into the pre-pregnancy jeans? Toss them, and buy new ones, Hyde says. "Celebrate your new mom bod," she says.
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Question: Deadly Tropical Storm Nate Threatens U.S. Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Nate was gathering force in the warm waters of the Caribbean Sea on Friday as it made its way toward the U.S. Gulf Coast, which was bracing for a potential direct hit Sunday.
The storm has already unleashed heavy rain and flooding over parts of Central America, where several people have died.
In Nicaragua, the death toll reached at least 11 on Thursday, while thousands of people had to evacuate their homes and several others were reported missing, according to Vice President Rosario Murillo. Nate follows nearly two weeks of heavy rain that has saturated the ground there, reports The Associated Press, and Murillo said that the recent rainfall is not part of Nate's storm system.
In Costa Rica, officials blamed the storm for at least seven deaths, AP says. Schools across the country were suspended Thursday because of heavy rainfall.
In Honduras, two young people drowned in a swollen river, while in neighboring El Salvador a man was killed in a mudslide, reports Reuters.
The National Hurricane Center said Nate was located off the coast of Honduras on Friday morning and headed north northwestward at 14 mph. It had maximum sustained winds of around 45 mph, but forecasters said the winds would pick up over the next couple of days and were expected to reach hurricane force by the time Nate reaches the northern Gulf of Mexico.
A hurricane watch was in effect Friday for parts of Louisiana, including New Orleans, while parts of Mississippi and Alabama were under a tropical storm watch.
Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards declared a state of emergency Thursday in anticipation of Nate's arrival and is asking President Trump to declare "a pre-landfall state of emergency."
At a briefing Edwards said Louisiana is expected to take a direct hit early Sunday morning, but parts of the state could feel the force of the winds by Saturday evening. Edwards said rainfall could reach six inches in some areas, with storm surge of up to six feet.
It has been a devastating hurricane season, and Nate is an unwelcome reminder that it is not over yet; the season continues until the end of November.
Louisiana National Guard soldiers have already been helping with recovery efforts in Puerto Rico in Hurricane Maria's aftermath. Now more than 1,000 state guardsmen have been mobilized ahead of Nate, some in New Orleans to monitor drainage pumps, which have already undergone damage.
"We don't anticipate that this is going to cause devastating impact to New Orleans or exceed the ability for the pumps or the electrical generation down there to pump out that water," Edwards said. But he added, "I'm not going to tell you I am not concerned."

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Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- International Campaign To Abolish Nuclear Weapons Wins 2017 Peace Prize.
-- Las Vegas Shooter's Life Comes Into Focus, But Not His Motive.
-- Speaking Freely, Retiring Sen. Corker Warns GOP He Could Oppose Tax Plan.
And here are more early headlines:
Trump's Cryptic Reference To "Calm Before The Storm". (NBC)
Nate Predicted To Hit U.S. Gulf Coast As A Hurricane. (NHC)
U.K. Leader Says She Has Support After Speech With Mishaps. (BBC)
Questions About Catalonia's Independence Effort. (New York Times)


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Question: Recipe Unlimited to phase out plastic straws

TORONTO — Diners at some of Canada's largest restaurant chains might notice something a little bit different about their drink orders in the coming months.
Restaurant giant Recipe Unlimited Corporation, formerly known as Cara Operations, and its 19 brands will be ditching plastic straws in August in favour of compostable and biodegradable paper straws by the end of March 2019.
The company, which owns brands such as Harvey's, Swiss Chalet, Kelsey's and New York Fries, joins a growing group of Canadian restaurants and international food corporations that are phasing out the plastic drinking implements. In early June, quick-serve brand A&W Canada said it would soon switch to paper straws, while Ikea Canada promised to phase out plastic straws by 2020. Plenty of local bars and dining establishments followed suit.
McDonald's also announced in June that it will switch to paper straws at all its locations in the United Kingdom and Ireland, and test an alternative to plastic ones in some of its U.S. restaurants later this year.
The shift comes amid global pressure from environmentalists demanding restaurants switch to compostable options in an effort to stop wildlife from getting stuck and injured by plastic and to prevent the material from littering coastlines and green spaces.
Experts say Canadians use about 57 million straws a day, but less than 20 per cent are recycled. They often recommend paper, metal or wood straws as alternatives.
"Our goal is to enrich life in Canada...and that extends beyond our restaurants and guests, to our oceans, wildlife and environment," said Frank Hennessey, Recipe Unlimited's chief executive officer in a statement. "Straws are just one component of the work we're undertaking to eliminate single use plastics from our supply chain and shift to recyclable or compostable materials wherever possible."
While plastic straw bans are being championed by environmentalists and restaurants alike, they have also generated concerns because some people with disabilities say they need them and worry that sweeping bans will have unintended consequences.
Still, many restaurant brands appear to be moving ahead with phasing out the plastic implements.
Recipe Unlimited, which has 1,382 restaurants, says compostable and biodegradable straws will automatically be provided with drink orders at its quick serve brands, including the Burgers Priest and St-Hubert. Paper straws will be available on request at its full-service restaurants like the Pickle Barrel, The Keg and Milestones.

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National and international organizations have also made recent announcements about how to reduce and improve recycling, but all have committed to widely varying timelines to achieve these goals.
For example, the United Nations Environment Programme (with support from 42 governments), declared a fight against plastics, announcing their global Clean Seas campaign in 2017 to eliminate major sources of marine debris by 2022.
The following year, the European Commission (EC) adopted the first Europe-wide strategy on plastics, aiming for all plastic packaging in the EU to be reusable or recyclable — but not until 2030.
Lagging behind the international community, the United Kingdom announced it will eliminate "avoidable" plastic waste by 2042 — almost a generation away!
Meanwhile, Canada has also been soliciting comments and ideas on ways to reduce plastic pollution and improve recycling.
With governments setting unambitious targets, it seems that large corporations are now showing leadership by listening to consumers who are demanding less SUPs in their packing and food containers.
Recently, McDonald's announced that it would replace plastic straws with paper ones in all of its U.K. and Ireland restaurants, as of September 2018. This strategy may soon be rolled out in other jurisdictions. Ikea has also committed to eliminating all SUP products from its home furnishing range by 2020, including plastic straws, plates, cups, freezer bags, garbage bags and plastic-coated paper plates and cups.
Why has it taken so long to tackle this wicked problem?
Sure, the plastics industry has something to lose, and maybe governments also lack the will and technology to make the transition sooner.
But time is running out.
I'm just glad that the Romans invented viaducts and straight roads instead of SUPs, as we likely wouldn't be here today if they had. Giving up a plastic straw, stirrer or bag might not be so bad after all.
If I have to choose between "Planet or Plastic," I know which I'll pick. What about you?
Tony Robert Walker is an Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University. This article was originally published on The Conversation.


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Question: Cara Delevingne's Instagram posts are never 'perfect'

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Cara Delevingne doesn't worry about her Instagram posts being "perfect".
The 25-year-old model-and-actress - who has over 41 million followers on the social networking site - would rather be "open and honest" in the pictures she posts and doesn't worry about tiny details so long as the images truly capture what is going on at that time.
Asked the secret to social media success, she said: "Capturing a moment in its fullest.
"Doesn't matter if it's perfect. I like seeing people post all ranges of feelings and emotion.

Gigi Hadid divides fans as she flaunts armpit hair in skimpy red outfit for festive video GIGI Hadid took an au natural approach to her latest modelling shoot.
Gigi Hadid showed off her unshaven underarms [LOVE magazine]
The blonde was posing for the famous LOVE advent calendar, that features a different A-lister each day.
But it wasn’t her skimpy red two piece that got people talking – instead it was her armpits.
Gigi appears to show off armpit stubble as she poses in bright work out gear for the video.
The model divided opinion on her look [LOVE Magazine]
Fans were instantly divided over the look, and took to Instagram in their droves to comment.
"Babe. Plus bonus respect for keeping the pit hair real," one wrote.
Another added: "Idk why but the fact that she didn't shave her armpits makes this so real and natural and I love that."
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Play slideshow Gigi and Zayn looked more loved up than ever as they share a kiss next to Gigi's birthday cake [Instagram]
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The model wore a blue hoodie earlier in the video [LOVE Magazine]
Yet some commented that Zayn Malik’s girlfriend looked "manly" after flaunting her underarms.
"Her armpit hair was too distracting for me to watch the video," a commenter wrote. "That should of been shaved. This magazine should of known this before shooting and releasing this video. Just not a clean look!"
Others said that it wasn’t hair at all, instead just fluff from the jumper she wears at the start at the video.
Gigi worked out in the sexy video [Wenn]
"Dude this is just jumper fluff right," one said while another added: "It’s not her armpit hair, it comes from the sweater she wears earlier."
Gigi said of her advent clip: “I love seeing everyone else's videos. It's celebratory of epic human beings and always pushes boundaries.
“The fashion circle is a family, so the Love Advent kind of feels like a Holiday Year Book in a way. Headmaster Grand style.”


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Scoring touchdowns on four of their first five drives, the Aledo Bearcats ran past the Saginaw Rough Riders, 52-7, Friday night in a District 6-5A game at Rough Rider Stadium in Saginaw.
The win raises the Bearcats’ record to 5-0 overall and 2-0 in district play.
The Bearcats’ defense was the shining star again, holding Saginaw to 115 total yards, with most of the yardage coming in the fourth quarter.
“We kind of hang our hats on defense around here,” Bearcats head coach Steve Wood said. “We had a lot of big plays on offense, but when they stack eight in the box we have to throw. I thought (quarterback) Jake (Bishop) did a good job of keeping plays alive with his feet, and he threw the ball well.
“Our first defense did not give (Saginaw) much, and again we take pride in our defense.”
Aledo struck early when after moving the chains with a 14-yard scramble, Bishop fired a 78-yard touchdown pass to Jeffrey “Scooby” Carter. On the play, Carter easily beat single coverage down the left sideline.
Cole Daniels added the extra point, and just 1:02 into the contest the Bearcats led 7-0.
The next Aledo score was set up by an interception by senior cornerback Giovanni Torres at the AHS 10.
Bishop got the ‘Cats out of a third-and-14 hole with a 21-yard keeper to move the chains. Three plays later, Bishop found receiver Beau Mask for a 10-yard gain on third and 10 to keep the drive alive. On the next play, junior tailback Tre Owens blasted off right tackle and went 52 yards to the end zone with 3:38 remaining in the opening quarter.
Daniels’ boot increase the Aledo lead to 14-0.
Saginaw achieved its initial first down of the game on the Riders next possession, but it ended when Aledo linebacker Reagan Rice intercepted a tipped pass at the hosts’ 37.
Bishop once again used his feet to move the chains as he scooted eight yards to convert a third and seven, which brought the ball to the SHS 16 on the final play of the first quarter.
After senior tailback Jake Norwood carried for 10 yards, the Bearcats scored two plays later when Bishop fired a bullet to a diving Money Parks, and the receiver cradled the six-yard touchdown pass just over inside the goal line.
With 10:45 left in the half, Daniels added the PAT for a 21-0 lead.
The Bearcats’ defense got into the scoring act next. On third and 19 from the SHS 15, Aledo junior defensive end Colt Ellison snared a swing pass by Saginaw quarterback Luke Blakely and sprinted 15 yards to the end zone with 9:36 left in the half.
“I have no idea where he was throwing the ball,” Ellison said. “When I caught it I knew I would score.”
Daniels’ PAT kick extended the lead to 28-0.
After a quick three and out that forced another Saginaw punt, it took only one play for Aledo to find the end zone. On first and 10 from his own 39, Bishop tossed a lofty pass down the left sideline to senior receiver Hunter Rosson, who beat single coverage by three steps on his way to completing a 61-yard touchdown play.
Daniels added the PAT, and with 7:50 remaining in the second period the Bearcats’ lead grew to 35-0, where it remained at the half.
Once again, the Bearcats’ defense was rock solid. Saginaw gained just 20 total yards in the first half and was limited to three first downs.
Aledo scored on its opening possession of the second half. A 40-yard Bishop-to-Rosson pass completion put the ball in Saginaw territory, and three plays later, Bishop found receiver Jay Miller for a 26-yard touchdown. On the play, Miller bobbled the pass, but quickly gathered it in waltzed to the end zone.
With 8:25 left in the third period, Will Turner booted the PAT to increase the lead to 42-0.
An interception by Jake Ford on Saginaw’s next possession set up another Aledo score.
On the first play of the drive, Bishop flipped a shovel pass in the middle to Norwood, who was initially bottled up. However, Norwood spun out of trouble to break a tackle and outran two defenders to the end zone to complete a 29-yard touchdown play.
Jack Phillips booted the PAT as Aledo led 49-0 with 6:46 left in the third quarter.
On Saginaw’s ensuing possession another interception – this time by Wyatt Harris – led to an Aledo score. He picked of the ball at the Saginaw 25 and advanced the ball to the hosts’ 13.
But the drive stalled, and Will Turner kicked a 27-yard field goal to extend the lead to 52-0 with 1:52 left in the third period.
Saginaw committed its sixth turnover of the game on its next possession when AHS senior defensive end Bobby Hufnagle recovered a fumble at the end of the third quarter.
Saginaw closed the scoring with the lone score of the fourth quarter when running back Michael Jones scored on a 39-yard run, with Felix Cano adding the extra point.
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Question: U.S. Cheese Market Trend, Demand, Share, Future Growth, Key Players Review and Industry Report by 2023

Market Overview:
Globally the cheese market is mainly driven by increasing consumption of dairy products included in daily diet of consumers. Increasing adaptation of European lifestyle and their food culture in U.S. is influencing the market growth. Applications of different types of cheese with various flavors in various sectors of food industries are supporting the product’s sale. Cheese is extensively used in convenience foods, ready-to-eat meals, fast-foods and even in confectionery products. The high demand of the product across these industries is seen as a potential opportunity for its market.
Increase in consumer acceptance of ethnic cooking, such as Italian & Mexican, the demand for cheese and cheese products are expanding at an exponential rate. Being the largest cow producer in the world, U.S. is found to be a hub for fine qualities of cheese. The cheese varieties depend on the milk used as a raw material for cheese production. Large cow variety supports the high volume yield of milk which has a direct impact on the large volume of cheese production. Washington State itself in the U.S. is found to have nearly 273,000 dairy cows with varieties such as Jerseys, Guernseys, Brown Swiss and others. The increase in consumption of Italian and Mexican food preparations has raised the demand for cheese as cheese is one of the major constituent in these cuisines. For instance, pizza and pasta have become popular dishes consumed all over the world. Cheese is considered to be a vital ingredient in these food preparations.
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Latest Industry Updates:
Dec 2017 Naturipe Farms has been awarded with New York Produce Show and Conference for its Naturipe Snacks product line that combines fruit, cheese and nuts into one portable package.
July 2017 Land O’Lakes has launched a new product range of organic cheddar cheese powder in order to respond the consumers demand for natural dairy ingredients free from food coloring and dyes.
April 2017 Dean Foods Company and KRAFT Macaroni & Cheese have announced their collaboration to expand its business portfolio.
March 2017 Vermont Creamery has become independent operational subsidiary of Minnesota-based Land O’Lakes. This activity will help the company to produce fresh and aged goat cheeses, cultured butter and fresh dairy at the production unit.
Major Key Players:
Key players are focusing on expansion of their cheese business. From six years, strategy of expanding the cheese business holds around 33% of strategy share by key players. Acquisitions and partnership are two main factors which are contributing more than 34% of strategy share as it helping company to enhance their cheese production capacity and to capture more market share in U.S. and other regions in North America.
The key players profiled in U.S. cheese market are Land O’Lakes, Inc. (U.S.), Dairiconcepts L.P. (U.S.), The Kraft Heinz Co. (U.S.), Leprino Foods Company (U.S.), Associated Milk Producers Inc. (U.S.), Foremost Farms USA (U.S.), and Dairy Farmers of America Inc. (U.S.) among many others.
Industry Segments:
The U.S. Cheese Market has been segmented into type, form, packaging material, and distribution channel.
On The Basis of Type: Mozzarella, Cheddar, Cottage, Swiss, Blue, and Others
On The Basis of Form: Cubes, Slices, Tubs, Balls, and Others
On The Basis of Packaging material: Paper, plastic, metal, and others
On The Basis of Distribution Channel: Store Based (Hypermarket/ Supermarket, Retail Stores, Specialty Stores, Convenience stores, and others) and Non-Store Based
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Regional Analysis:
Overall cheese and curd import in U.S. has increased by 4.61% from the year 2012 to 2016. Italy is the major cheese importing country to U.S. has import share of 17% in the year 2016 which due to increasing popularity and consumption of Italian cheese in United States. U.S is importing more cheese form New Zealand and import of cheese from New Zealand has increased significantly. Import of cheese from France has declined by 3.55% from the year 2012 to 2016. Maximum cheese imports form U.S. are other countries which contributes around 50% of import share.

Sealed Paper Packaging Market provides detailed market segment level data on the international market. The Sealed Paper Packaging Market report addresses forecast and growth patterns by company, regions and type or application from 2017 to 2021.
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Question: The Best Hard Rock Vocalists in Phoenix

As a band member, every musician has a strong responsibility to uphold. Whether it's a plucked string, well-timed hi-hat, or tap on the keys, each musical element has to come together perfectly. And while no instrument is necessarily more important than the next, it’s no secret that that many music fans end up loving or hating a song based on the vocals.
Typically the face of the band, a main vocalist not only has to appeal to the listener by way of sound, but they tend to have a hand in songwriting, developing a band’s stage presence, and interacting with the crowd.
It can be a difficult juggle all that — and to do it well. So we wanted to put the spotlight on the best hard rock vocalists in the Valley of the Sun, using as criteria current band activity, vocal range, personal style, and, of course, some crossover into heavy metal. Here's who made the cut.
Sydney Dolezal of Doll Skin
Doll Skin fontwoman Sydney Dolezal originally wanted to be a pop singer, but apparently the hard rock gods weren't having it. Developing a penchant for performing at a young age, Dolezal found herself meeting other like-minded artists at the Phoenix School of Rock in 2013, and Doll Skin was born. The four-piece blends punk, hard rock, and pop (think Rancid meets The Runaways) and quickly got the attention of Megadeth’s Dave Ellefson. Ellefson produced the band's debut release in 2016, and it landed on AP Magazine’s 2016 list of “7 of the Best Rising Bands Under 21.” Dolezal is the youngest member of Doll Skin, but you wouldn’t know it from her vocals, which call up Caleb Shomo (Beartooth), Vic Fuentes (Pierce the Veil), and Lzzy Hale (Halestorm). In 2017, Doll Skin dropped their sophomore LP and performed on the Vans Warped Tour. And Dolezal says she’s planning to develop a heavier style.
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Chris Powers of Razer
Razer are no stranger to national attention. The band’s 2015, self-titled debut received accolades by Classic Rock magazine (three songs were rated as Tracks of the Week) and reviewers who were blown away by Chris Powers’ vocal prowess. He considers himself an R&B vocalist who sings hard rock. He studied flamenco guitar and music theory at the American School of Music in Manhattan. And his resume's pretty impressive. Powers sang on "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" (downloaded over 10 million times) on the Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock video game, and he always seems to be working on new music or with his classic rock cover band. Guided and co-produced by Alan Niven, whose credits include kickstarting Motley Crue, Great White, and Guns N’ Roses, Razer is poised to do big things with Powers at the helm.
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Dash Cooper of CO-OP
"Desert rock" couldn’t describe CO-OP better. The band's influences range from Corrosion of Conformity to Soundgarden, but there’s no bigger impact that comes to mind than Alice Cooper. And that's no coincidence, as CO-OP frontman Dash Cooper is the shock rocker’s son. Dash's vocals blend whiskey-drenched outlaw, ’90s grunge, and modern-day soaring hard rock (gotta love that Cooper family howl). All that works well with the band's hooky, melodic measures and hard-hitting, shreddy breakdowns. CO-OP have been gaining ground, opening for national acts like One-Eyed Doll, hosting Alice Cooper cameos, and signing with Dave Ellefson's EMP Label Group in 2016.
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Richie Cavalera of Incite
Groove metal trio Incite have undergone a few lineup overhauls since coming together in 2004, but there’s always been one staple: Richie Cavalera. Name sound familiar? His dad, Max Cavalera, has been a staple in the local metal scene for years, with bands like Sepultura, Nailbomb, Soufly, and Cavalera Conspiracy. Incite are working on their fifth full-length, due out next year. And the band are best known for tightly implemented, straight-to-the-jugular music. Richie’s throaty screams roil and claw against doublebass and heavy (yet catchy) guitar riffs. While the majority of the vocals are guttural-based screams, the overall sonic experience is that of a finely tuned metal band. Heading out on a large North American tour, Incite will finish 2017 on a European run and start recording a new album in 2018.
Cade Miller of Concertina
Listed among Phoenix New Times' “17 bands to watch in 2017,” desert groove trio Concertina have put that vision to work. The band finished writing their first full-length, and this month, they are heading into the studio to record. The band embraced being a trio after their guitarist left in 2016, and while frontman Cade Miller already had guitar/vocal duties, he’s picked up even more responsibilities instead of adding another guitarist to the roster. Miller pulls from influences like James Hetfield, Henry Rollins, and Ozzy Osbourne, creating a style of gravelly vocals with a ’90s inflection. It's high-velocity yet sludgy — Crobot meets Volbeat meets the Sword — with instrumentals tailored to heavy grooves, crunchy down-tuned riffs, undeniably tight guitar solos, and a healthy peppering of that NOLA sound. Time will only tell which path Miller will navigate: bluesy sludge metal, outlaw hard rock, or a different hybrid altogether.
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Alexia Rodriguez of Eyes Set to Kill
Even though the band was founded in 2003, Eyes Set to Kill could be considered veterans of the Phoenix scene at this point. Gracing the cover of USA Today, landing on Alt Press’s coveted “100 Bands You Need to Know” list, and touring the globe multiple times, the band's back with a new lineup, a new single, and a new album coming in 2018. While sister Anissa Rodriguez has departed from the group, Alexia is still going strong. And her vocals on the upcoming album make a statement with a combination of metalcore meets nu-metal stylings. The new single “Break” immediately launches with Alexia’s raw melodic shouts, transpiring to clean, soaring vocals. Eyes Set to Kill have always been about sticking to it and never giving up. So 2018 promises to be a big year for the band.
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Christian Lee of Sectas
Christian Lee picked up guitar around the age of 5, went on to mimic Dokken records, and later fell in love with the vocal styles from acts like Flotsam and Jetsam and Death Angel — all of which led to him becoming the guitarist/singer he is today. The trio Sectas are reminiscent of bands like Megadeth, Rush, and Led Zeppelin, a fusion of flamenco and progressive Spanish guitar with melodic vocals. In 2015, the band won the L.A. Music Awards’ Producer’s Choice Hard Rock Band of the Year. Lee’s style is all about balance: melodic vocals with rhythm guitar, bass, and drums, giving each instrument plenty of time to shine. He’s also adamant that he does not need to have a screaming vocal element in Sectas’ music in order to be categorized as hard rock or metal, contrary to the feedback Lee has said he’s received over the years.
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Nate Butcher of As Thick As Thieves
As Thick As Thieves’ frontman Nate Butcher started his music career in Phoenix by DJing as part of the rave scene, all about the hip-hop and electro. He went on to front a 311-esque band (among a handful of others), and later recorded a solo song that a producer played for the band As Thick As Thieves. Butcher’s vocals are thick and throaty, yet versatile. For example, he can flawlessly pull off a cover of Motorhead’s “Ace of Spades” then immediately launch into an original As Thick As Thieves’ track, packed with drawn-out bridges and raw verses. The band members asked him to come on board, and they’ve since released an EP. They're currently working on new music, and have opened for bands like Dope and P.O.D.
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Leon Lindon of Phoenix & Dragon
Leon Lindon’s singing career began at a young age and was rooted in classical compositions. He went on to form an avant-garde theatrical rock group, and after that group released an EP and disbanded, he found his true passion in heavy metal. Taking a cue from his classical background, Lindon began studying the vocal styles of legends like Bruce Dickinson and Ronnie James Dio. Although the vocalist didn’t join Phoenix & Dragon until the start of 2016 (and recorded his first track with the band toward the end of that year), it was an ideal fit. The band were already known on the Phoenix scene for high-energy shows and intricate musical execution. Lindon brought a fresh vocal style to the act. Currently, the band is working on its debut full-length album, set for release in 2018.
Jason Payne of Sanitation Squad. Michael Wesala
Jason Payne of Sanitation Squad
Formed after an Iron Maiden show in 2008, Sanitation Squad are desert hard rock at its best. Currently working on their second full-length release, the band's known for apocalyptic themes and lyrics centering on paranoia, disasters, and the chains that bind us all. Other band members provide backup vocals, and Payne’s lead vocal style is reminiscent of Bruce Dickinson, early Dave Mustaine, and Rob Halford. It’s an ideal mix of punk, rock 'n' roll, and youthful thrash metal.
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Joe Cotela of DED
DED's Joe Cotela has a history of working in bands that gain traction quickly. The origins of DED trace back to the band The Cover Up, which led to Man Made Machine. While that band was gaining national attention, Cotela and the drummer decided to form DED along with two other musicians (formerly of Greeley Estates). Cotela’s vocal style offers a powerful, consistent layer over hard-driving instrumentals. His lyrics explore dark lyrical content about the human condition and horror imagery, and Cotela jumps from guttural screams to melodic wails. The band's first radio single, “Anti-Everything,” premiered on Sirius XM Octane, and the band embarked on a tour with Korn and Animals as Leaders in May 2017.
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Dylan Neuman of Emerald Isle
Emerald Isle is a bit of a diamond in the rough. They won the 2013 Arizona Ernie Ball Battle of the Bands, and since then, the band's progress has been slow but sure. The band incorporates the classic energy of heavy metal, the unpredictable electronic style of nu-metal, and a mix of raucous growls, screams, and soaring melodic vocals — courtesy of lead vocalist Dylan Neuman. While other members provide some backup vocals, Neuman's known for his ability to alternate between clean and heavy vocals, and he has learned from some of the best. His father is one of Arizona metal’s most charismatic figures: Prophet of St. Madness. Emerald Isle appeared at Anaheim’s 2017 Winter NAMM Show, released a video from their second album, 2016’s Lost Empires, and are currently working on new music.

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Question: Germany, Russia, Ukraine, France discuss Ukraine peace deal

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MOSCOW, October 6 (Sputnik) — US Special Representative for Ukraine Negotiations Kurt Volker believes that the Minsk agreements on the de-escalation of the Ukrainian crisis are not efficient.
Volker told Gazeta.Ru news outlet that the Minsk accords had failed to put an end to armed clashes in Donbass, where people still die every week. The parties have not made any sufficient progress in enforcing the ceasefire and making concrete political steps, including holding elections in the region, Washington’s representative said.
Volker also said in the interview that Washington was hopeful that US-Russia consultations would help overcome the stall, implement the Minsk accords and halt the conflict, the media reported.
He also praised Ukraine extending the law on special status of Donbass, saying that it shows that Kiev is taking steps to achieve peace in the region, Volker said as the Ukrainian parliament approved extension of the region’s special status by a year, proposed by President Petro Poroshenko. The parliament also approved the bill on reintegration of the region.
Special status extension shows #Ukraine 🇺🇦 taking tough steps for peace. Hope #Russia 🇷🇺now acts to make peace — time to end conflict. — Kurt Volker (@SpecRepUkraine) 6 октября 2017 г.
In 2014, within the framework of the Minsk peace accords, Ukraine pledged to provide certain areas of the Donetsk and Lugansk regions with a special status. The law was adopted, but not enforced. According to the law, certain areas of Donbass currently uncontrolled by Kiev would only get special status after local elections held under Ukrainian legislation and under control of international observers. Such elections were not held, therefore the special status did not come into effect. The law, adopted for a three-year period, was due to expire on October 18.
On Thursday, Volker confirmed that he would meet Russian presidential aide Vladislav Surkov in Belgrade on October 7 to discuss “how to catalyze Minsk implementation and restore Ukraine’s territorial integrity.”
Kiev launched a military operation in the east of Ukraine in 2014, after local residents refused to recognize the new government that came to power in what they considered a coup. Despite the 2015 ceasefire deal signed between the conflicting parties in Minsk and brokered by the leaders of Russia, France, Germany and Ukraine, the so-called Normandy Format, the situation in the region remains tense.
Kiev has been reluctant to implement a number of Minsk deal provisions. Russia has repeatedly said that it is not a party to Ukraine’s internal conflict and called on the West to influence Kiev in order to ensure Minsk agreements’ implementation.
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Question: The GOP rebel threatening to snag Sessions' Senate seat

HOMEWOOD, Ala. — Roy Moore lacks the war chest of two chief rivals in his bid to become the next senator from Alabama. He didn't land the coveted endorsement of President Donald Trump, and doesn’t enjoy the advantages of incumbency.
Yet the controversial former state Supreme Court justice is coasting over his Republican challengers in Tuesday’s closely watched GOP Senate primary. Moore is set to easily secure a place in a September runoff, as the establishment-backed Sen. Luther Strange and Rep. Mo Brooks scrape for the second spot.
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Should Moore become the GOP nominee and the next senator from Alabama, his bombastic personality and antipathy toward Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) are sure to make more trouble for the GOP leader, who's taking constant flak from Trump as it is. McConnell and his allies are spending millions to elect Strange, and in response, Moore has made McConnell the symbol of everything he opposes in Washington.
“I resent people from Washington, raising money in Washington, and sending negative ads to Alabama and trying to control the vote of the people,” Moore said in an interview after a GOP executive committee meeting here. “If the Washington crowd wants somebody, the people of Alabama generally don’t.”
Strange was tapped in February to temporarily assume Jeff Sessions' Senate seat after he was appointed attorney general. Strange and his supporters have spent the campaign trying to tear down Brooks, a four-term congressman and member of the Freedom Caucus, to ensure Strange slides into the runoff against Moore.
Confident they’ve succeeded against Brooks despite polls showing a close race for second place, the pro-Strange forces recently began running ads against Moore. Leading the way is the deep-pocketed Senate Leadership Fund, which has close ties to McConnell and pledged earlier this year to spend up to $10 million to prop up Strange. It plans to ramp up the attacks once the six-week sprint to a Sept. 26 runoff election begins.
Moore’s national notoriety stems primarily from his stormy tenure on the Alabama Supreme Court. He was removed as chief justice in 2003 for opposing the removal of a Ten Commandments statue from the state Capitol. But Moore was nevertheless reelected to the court, and then suspended for declining to enforce the 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision that legalized same-sex marriages. After losing an appeal, he resigned in April.
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Moore embraces the controversies as a badge of honor.
“What I’ve done is stand for my country, stand for my Constitution, and I’ve suffered accordingly,” said the 70-year-old Moore. “I think controversy will follow you if you stand up for truth. It’s that simple. If you stand up for truth, you’re going to have consequences.”
He’s also prone to teeing off rhetorically. In a recent interview with the Guardian, Moore mused that Vladimir Putin is “maybe … more akin to me than I know” when told about the Russian president’s opposition to gay marriage.
And at a candidate forum here in the Birmingham suburbs, Moore went after transgender troops in the military, telling the crowd of local party faithful: “If we’re going to file for hormone treatments and medical surgeries, that’s not making your military stronger. You’ve got to have a disciplined military.”
Aside from social issues and the Constitution, Moore, a Vietnam War veteran, has campaigned on a platform of a stronger military. Talking to voters, he laments that the United States doesn’t “carry the image around this world that we used to carry.”
Moore — who plans to ride a horse to the polls on Tuesday with his wife, Kayla, — insists he doesn’t engage in negative campaigning, though his annoyance with McConnell and Strange’s allies are clearly growing by the day.
“They’re that out of touch in Washington that they don’t understand that Alabama people aren’t that out of touch,” Moore complained in the interview.
That outspokenness is what has made Moore's lead in the race so durable, his fervent backers and even those endorsing his opponents say. One voter, Tom Ford of Montgomery, argued that Moore was “unethically removed for doing something that was ethical by an unethical system.”
“The state itself, it does feel the connection with the history of having Judge Moore for so long,” said Matt Davidson of Birmingham, a Moore supporter. “He’s just so thoroughly Alabama.”
Still, national Republicans believe Moore has a high floor but a low ceiling of support. They're confident they can bludgeon the jurist during the runoff so Strange emerges with the Republican nomination, which would effectively elect him to the Senate seat until 2020 in this GOP-heavy state.
Establishment-minded Republicans in the state say Moore’s provocative persona is wearing thin.
“You got Roy Moore, who’s just had horrible problems with being suspended twice at the Supreme Court,” said Jim Wilson, an Alabama businessman who backs Strange. “That doesn’t resonate very well with a lot of voters, in my opinion. Last thing we want is that type of personality in the Senate.”
Polls have shown Moore steadily leading the sprawling field of nine candidates. A JMC Analytics and Polling survey taken Aug. 5-6 found Moore winning 30 percent of primary voters, Strange with 22 percent and Brooks with 19 percent. A Trafalgar Group poll taken mostly after Trump’s Aug. 8 endorsement of Strange had Moore at 35 percent, Strange at 23 percent and Brooks with 20 percent.
Strange has vastly outraised his competitors, hauling in $2.8 million this cycle, compared with $456,000 for Moore and $540,000 for Brooks, according to the latest figures from the Federal Election Commission.
That financial advantage, and especially SLF’s support, has allowed Strange and his allies to pummel Brooks on the air, particularly over the congressman’s pointed criticism of Trump during the presidential campaign. SLF began piling on Moore earlier this month with an ad chastising the judge for taking $1 million in salary for him and his wife from a Christian charity he founded. (Moore’s campaign has called the ad “blatantly false and misleading.")
Perhaps acknowledging the voter discontent over the ads, Strange distanced himself from the notion that he's the majority leader’s handpicked candidate: “I just met Mitch McConnell in February.”
“We had no previous relationship,” Strange told reporters. “I had never met him before. To say that I’m kind of his, quote, guy, is kind of silly, if you ask me.” (Both Moore and Brooks, whose campaign bus now features a “Ditch Mitch” banner, say they would not back McConnell for GOP leader.)
It’s unclear how much Trump’s backing of Strange will boost him in Tuesday’s election; it could make a more significant difference in the runoff, particularly if the incumbent senator repeatedly reminds voters of the endorsement.
That’s what Strange did in front of GOP activists here, describing the out-of-the-blue phone call he received from the White House last Tuesday. He said he was so surprised that he almost drove into a ditch.
After Trump thanked Strange for supporting him and his agenda in the Senate, the president asked the senator what he could do in advance of Tuesday’s election.
“‘Well, Mr. President, whatever you think is appropriate. A tweet wouldn’t be bad,’” Strange said, describing the conversation. “He said, ‘You know, I have 118 million Twitter followers.’ (Trump actually has 35.7 million followers.) I said, ‘I do sir, I know that very well.’”
Trump called Strange again on Thursday to check up on the senator’s campaign. “I’m in this fight with you now, and we need to win,” Trump said, according to Strange.
One of Strange’s biggest liabilities is how the senator was chosen by disgraced former Gov. Robert Bentley for Sessions’ Senate seat. As the state’s attorney general, Strange last November had asked a state House committee investigating a potential Bentley impeachment to hold off while his office conducted “related work.” Strange has said there was no impropriety in his request.
But those insinuations, as well as McConnell’s overt involvement, have apparently stuck, according to Alabama political observers. One poll last week from Cygnal/L2 found Strange with a 42 percent unfavorable rating, while the JMC survey had Strange at 50 percent unfavorable.
That means Brooks backers, should he come in third in Tuesday’s primary, may gravitate toward Moore.
One former Alabama GOP official speculated that while Brooks voters around Huntsville — an area saturated with doctorate degrees that is heavily reliant on the federal government — will go with Strange in the runoff, his supporters elsewhere, particularly in the outlining counties, will break hard for Moore.
“Moore,” state Rep. Ed Henry, chairman of Trump’s Alabama campaign who is backing Brooks, said flatly when asked where the congressman’s supporters go if he doesn’t make the runoff. “Nobody will vote for Luther Strange. The negative ads don’t help him any. Luther Strange is exactly what we’ve had for the last forever how many decades and he is more of the same. Nobody wants that.”
It’s clear the negative ads are leaving an impact on some voters.
“They’re lies. That’s what I think of them,” Celia Waters, a Brooks supporter from Fairhope, said of the ads as Brooks campaigned at a Biscuit King in her hometown. “They’ve not only come against Congressman Brooks, but they’ve also come against Judge Moore.”
Waters declined to say whom she’d back in the runoff should Brooks not make it.
But she added: “I’ll never vote for a liar. I’ll just put it that way.”
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In a quip early Friday on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe,” Rep. Ron DeSantis, a Florida Republican, revealed that, at least for him and fellow members of the tea-party-aligned House Freedom Caucus, the frustration felt when the 7-year-old effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act foundered in the Senate threw into sharper relief a peculiar legislative-branch dynamic:
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Question: Sailor receives army medal… 30 years late

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OS Rick Milne was recently presented the Special Service Medal NATO/Otan bar by Cdr David Coulombe. OS Milne earned the medal when he served in Lahr 1985-86 when he was serving with the Canadian Army as an ELM 431 LEME Electro-Mechanical Technician; however, he didn’t receive the medal until after he joined the Royal Canadian Navy.
At 19, then Pte Milne, enrolled in the Canadian Armed Forces as an ELM 431 LEME Electro-Mechanical Technician in the Army. He was first posted to Special Service Force 2 Service Battalion at CFB Petawawa from 1979-1981. In 1982, he was posted to 1 Canadian Brigade Group 1 Service Battalion at CFB Calgary as a Fire Control Systems (electronic) 432 EME Technician. He remained there until 1985.
He was sent to 1 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery in Lahr Germany in early July 1985. This was during the height of the Cold War when Ronald Reagan and Mikhail Gorbachev were busy creating the SALT treaty. At the same time, the Beirut bombings of the US Embassy had just happened, which brought Lahr to a high state of readiness. Cpl Milne served there proudly until the spring of 1986, when he left military service. He was never presented his SSM Nato/Otan medal upon release.

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Question: Ogun lawmaker slams colleagues over express approval of 'frivolous' loans

A member representing Ogun Waterside State Constituency in the Ogun State House of Assembly, Adeyemi Harrison, has carpeted his fellow lawmakers, especially those from Ogun East and West Senatorial Districts, for giving express approval to “frivolous” loan requests by the state governor.
Harrison, who spoke in an interview, on Saturday, in Abeokuta, also disclosed that the passage of the 2018 appropriation bill was not done in the interest of the people of the state.
According to him, the budget was fraught with a lot of “paddings”, adding the budget was passed into law without thorough scrutiny by his colleagues.
He added that contrary to insinuations that all members in the state assembly are “rubber stamp” lawmakers, few of them were in the House to ensure good governance and protect interests of their constituents.
He further pointed out that the same lawmakers, who he tagged “bad representatives of their constituents” were fond of approving to “frivolous” loan requests sent to the House by the governor without considering their implications on Ogun state people.
Harrison said, “It is important I say this, the lawmakers in the Ogun State of Assembly, particularly those from Ogun West and East Senatorial Districts, have jeopardised the future of the state through unnecessary loan approvals.
“Myself and few lawmakers tried our best to ensure that unnecessary loans were not approved by the House but since we are in the minority there was little or nothing we could do.
“There are lots of duplications in the 2018 budget and these people still went on through the Finance and Appropriation Committee to approve the budget”.
The lawmaker, however, vowed to continue to expose various legislative atrocities in the House, noting “I was voted for to be a good representative of my people and to also ensure good governance”.

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Kamarudeen Ogundele, Ado Ekiti The Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, has accused the Federal Government of directing the Federal Ministry of Finance to withhold the January Federal Allocation and the Budget Support Fund due to Ekiti State. The Federal Government, the governor argued, did this because of his criticisms of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration […]
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Question: Revealed! Paul Hanlon’s Hibs scout report from Hutchison Vale U12

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Ahead of Paul Hanlon’s testimonial on Sunday, the defender’s Hibs scout report as an under-12 for Hutchison Vale has been released.
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The club’s senior scout Mike Meechan supplied the report to the organisers of the testimonial who shared it on Twitter.
The report from the match between Hutchison Vale and Leith Athletic featured a number of familiar names, including former Hibs players Danny Galbraith, Sean Welsh and Leigh Griffiths.
Hanlon, who was playing as a central midfielder in the game, was one of six players of note in the game from 30 March 2003 with Hutchison Vale winning 2-1.
The notes on Hanlon read: “A stand out in the middle of the park. Showed great composure and very good awareness for his age. Rarely gave the ball away.”
Paul Hanlon promotes his upcoming testimonial against Blackburn Rovers. Picture: SNS/Ross MacDonald
Hanlon was recruited by Hibs and was moved back to defence by former Hibs youth coach Alastair Stevenson. He made his first-team debut in a 3-0 win over Inverness Caledonian Thistle in January 2008 under Mixu Paatelainen.
The 28-year-old spent time on loan at St Johnstone before becoming a regular at Easter Road, first as a left-back before moving centrally. He has gone on to make more than 330 appearances for the club, twice won the club’s player of the year award.
Hibs face Blackburn Rovers on Sunday at Easter Road for the testimonial.
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Celtic have been linked with Adnan Januzaj and Ryan Kent, Rangers will hire Mark Allen as director of football, and Derek Adams is interested in becoming Aberdeen manager.
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Celtic linked with EPL pair
Celtic have been linked with Manchester United outcast Adnan Januzaj and Liverpool youngster Ryan Kent. Januzaj spent last season on loan at Sunderland and Jose Mourinho is keen to ship the player, who has a year left on his contract, out of Old Trafford on a permanent transfer. Kent, meanwhile, is a 20-year-old Anfield academy graduate who has spent time on loan at Coventry and Barnsley. Liverpool are keen to hold on to the player, but will listen to loan offers. (Evening Times)
Rangers to hire Allen as director of football
Rangers are set to land Manchester City academy director Mark Allen as their new director of football. The 54-year-old has been in charge of the EPL club’s youth set-up after initially arriving at the Etihad in 2008. He will now work alongside Pedro Caixinha at Ibrox as the Portuguese head coach goes about overhauling the first-team squad. (Scottish Sun)
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Celtic to sign Hayes
Celtic are closing in on a deal for Jonny Hayes and have reportedly agreed a £1.3 million deal with Aberdeen for the winger. The Dons would also get Ryan Christie on a season-long loan deal as part of the transfer. Celtic midfielder Christie spent the second half of last season on loan at Pittodrie. (The Scotsman)
• The deal to sign Hayes should be completed in the next 48 hours. (Press and Journal)
Bain to fly to Florida
Sunderland chief executive Martin Bain will personally fly to Florida to discuss contract terms with Derek McInnes as he looks to convince the Aberdeen boss on making the switch to Wearside. The two clubs yesterday agreed on a compensation deal thought to be in the region of £1million. (Scottish Sun)
Adams wants Aberdeen job
Derek Adams is keen to succeed Derek McInnes as Aberdeen manager if the latter decides to move to Sunderland. The ex-Ross County boss is currently in charge of League One Plymouth Argyle and would relish the chance of returning home to manage the club he supported as a boy. Tommy Wright, Alex Neil and Jack Ross are also in the mix. (Daily Record)
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Allan ready for boo boys
Scott Allan joined Dundee on loan last night in a bid to kick-start his career and one of his first games will be a Betfred Cup derby against his first club, Dundee United. The Celtic midfielder expects a hot reception from the United fans but insists he is ready for it, joking that they booed him even when he was wearing a tangerine jersey. (The Scotsman)
Hearts reject Walker offer
Rangers have approached Hearts about a deal for Jamie Walker, but Tynecastle officials want more than £1 million for the winger. Talks between the clubs have taken place after Rangers made a move to sign the 23-year-old. A £500,000 transfer fee was verbally put forward by the Ibrox club but it was instantly dismissed by Hearts, who want a seven-figure sum. (The Scotsman)
• Rangers are ready to come in with an improved offer for the player and are confident they will have their man by the weekend. (Scottish Sun)
Robbo insists he’s a better manager
John Robertson yesterday returned to Inverness Caley Thistle and declared himself a better manager than the championship-winner who was lost to Hearts almost 13 years ago. The boot was on the other foot as the Tynecastle goalscoring legend was head-hunted from his beloved boyhood club to spearhead the relegated Ladbrokes Premiership side’s Championship push. (The Scotsman)
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MacDonald won’t play second fiddle
Jamie MacDonald is prepared to leave Kilmarnock to ensure regular first-team football. The former Hearts goalkeeper hopes to start the campaign as No.1 but admits he doesn’t want to sit on the substitutes’ bench any longer. The arrival of Freddie Woodman on loan from Newcastle in January forced MacDonald out of the team, and there is talk of the youngster returning this summer. (Evening News)
Stewart signs for Dumbarton
Striker Mark Stewart has signed for Dumbarton after leaving relegated Raith Rovers. The well-travelled hitman becomes the club’s second summer capture after a deal was agreed for Queen of the South defender Andy Dowie. Dumbarton are looking to defy the doubters once again and preserve their second tier status. (Scottish Sun)
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