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This comprises his first line of assistants, namely his Chief Security Officer, Aide-de-Camp, Chief Detail, Chief Physician, State Chief of Protocol, Personal Assistant (Luggage), Personal Assistant (Private matters), and of course, the Special Adviser (Media and Publicity)/Official Spokesperson.\nWhereas other parts of this body face their own challenges, the major problem that the President’s media team often faces is that everyone in the Presidency, and even persons from outside, particularly the na-my-brother-dey-there crowd tend to assume that they know a lot about the media. They probably have an uncle who once worked as a journalist or newspaper vendor, or they happen to know one or two editors or correspondents, who are perpetually telling them how the media team is not doing what it is supposed to do.\nWhile other parts of the President’s Main Body are usually civil servants, the Chief Physician and the Special Adviser (Media) are traditionally political appointees, and they are easily the targets of so many people who want their positions. My then colleague, the Chief Physician used to complain bitterly about how on many occasions he had to warn self-appointed physicians who used to recommend vitamins and other drugs for the President behind his back. In the corridors of power, the jostling for power, territory, and space could be psychologically crippling and emotionally corrosive.\nI recall in particular, how in those days, (indeed, yesterday is beginning to sound like those days!), some persons used to draw attention to how the media is managed in the US White House. After a while, I started asking them: “have you ever worked in this White House, that you talk so eloquently about?” Now, we have seen a different White House under President Donald Trump, and hence, when I call up “the White House experts”, their only response these days is that “it is not easy.” Of course, no part of Presidential work is easy.\nThere is also no standard formula for serving a President. No two presidencies are alike in any way. The nature and character of an executive Presidency is determined by the style/temperament/competence/choices of the individual President and the circumstances of his tenure, and it is these same factors that account for the differences between great, mediocre and bad Presidents. To each category, history is the eventual judge.\nNonetheless, I thought it was wrong to have kept President Buhari’s team out of the London trips. The core team should have been there all the time to take photographs, issue statements, if needed, organize video recordings, liaise with local journalists, and manage “inconvenient” journalism and public perception. But what did we have? The various pictures taken of the President until the visit by his media team, looked like photos taken by quacks. The President was presented as if he was a statue, or at best, as a sick man propped up for photographic effect. Nobody even paid attention to his wardrobe.\nI imagined that some characters would have filled the gap left by the absence of the media team, and would have been busy taking pictures with a miserable gadget, not knowing that photos are meant to tell stories and that they are taken with the brain. Whoever was behind that newspaper vendor style of journalism did the President a disservice and was responsible for most of the damage that was done. The real damage was that Nigerians did not believe the official narrative, they concluded that the pictures were photo-shopped or that they were old pictures and that there was an attempt to hoodwink the public. It didn’t help that whoever took those early pictures focused on the President’s weak points: his fingers and arms in a poor pose, for example.\nBut the game changed the day Bayo Omoboriowo accompanied seven governors to London to see the President. With five pictures, the President’s official photographer showed him in better light. The photographs presented him as a living being. Every Presidential assistant is as important as the amount of access and empowerment that he/she enjoys. Many Presidents undermine their media team, as US President Trump has done. I consider the visit to London by President Buhari’s media team, a form of rehabilitation, for the team and for the office. The meaning of that visit was not lost on the team either.\nAlhaji Lai Mohammed, on his arrival at the Abuja House, looked like he had been grinning about 100 metres away before he met the President. When the President extended his hands for a handshake, Alhaji Lai Mohammed did a Nigerian version of the Cameroonian Bidoung challenge. He bowed close to 90 degrees. Even when the President took another person’s hand, Lai Mohammed was still busy bowing. When the President praised him, he grinned so much, I thought he was going to prostrate! My brothers, Femi Adesina and Garba Shehu didn’t bow, they stayed professional, but I have never seen both former Presidents of the Nigerian Guild of Editors grin so enthusiastically!\nLauretta Onochie was probably the biggest beneficiary of the visit. Considered by opposition activists a footnote in the Presidency pretending to be a valuable attack dog, her inclusion in that trip has elevated her relevance. She still has a lot to learn on the job though, especially from the masters of the attack dog game in Nigerian politics: the inimitable and talented Femi Fani-Kayode, the grandmaster of this chivalric Order, Doyin Okupe, the senior warden of rebuttals, Lai Mohammed, Ayodele Fayose, Reno Omokri, Lere Olayinka, Deji Adeyanju, and Jude Ndukwe. Given the nature of Nigerian politics, future Nigerian presidents will certainly need the services of these dogged political fighters to complement the officialdom of Presidential spokesmanship.\nLauretta Onochie has a lot to learn from them, albeit she is doing much better than the pathetic play-safe crowd in the Buhari team but the London recognition should further empower her. Abike Dabiri-Erewa was also in London, curtseying with both legs and hands; she was described in the reports as Senior Special Assistant on Diaspora Matters, but I guess she was included in the team in her professional right as a seasoned broadcast journalist. Bayo Omoboriowo, the official photographer, was also in attendance and when it was his turn to have a Presidential handshake, he grinned and shook so much he almost staged an Olamide-inspired Wo-challenge. I hope he remembered to inform the President that his wife had just been delivered of twins and that being a father of twins has serious implications in Yorubaland!\nTogether, the team delivered a professional reportage. Brilliant. Different. Good moment for the Presidency’s Media Department. Whereas previous coverage before the Governors’ visit showed the President in an unconvincing manner, his media team has managed to show him in a three-dimensional frame. We saw him sitting, standing, and walking. He shook hands. He talked. His wardrobe was different. He appeared animated and alive. With that visit, many doubts have been laid to rest through the power of media. We now know that Buhari can talk. Dirty-minded persons may even stretch the matter and imagine that our President has been engaging in “the other room” skelewu in London. The media team has also managed to establish that medication or not, Buhari remains in charge. He is still President and he is not incapacitated.\nIn the kind of system that we run, there cannot be two Presidents at a time. When you have a living and breathing President, be he in Iceland or Antarctica, for whatever reason, he remains the President. This, thus, creates a special problem for Acting President Yemi Osinbajo. The combined interpretation of the to-ing and froing to London to visit President Buhari is the impression that whereas Acting President Osinbajo has an office, transmitted to him constitutionally in the light of Section 145 of the 1999 Constitution, he has neither the power nor the authority of that office, or he is not being allowed to enjoy the full benefits of his legal status. This puts Nigeria in a lurch, technically and pragmatically and let no one make any bones about that.\nWhat is worse is the declaration by the media team that the President’s return now lies in the hands of his doctors and he is resolved to obey their orders. It is tragic that Nigeria’s sovereignty, which resides in part in the office of the President, has been ceded to UK doctors. They alone can determine when Nigeria can have its President back in the homeland. Saddening as that situation is, not even the Queen of England or the British Prime Minister has deemed it necessary to visit President Buhari or seek audience with him.\nThis egregious insult is well-deserved by Nigeria and other African countries whose leaders embark on medical tourism to Europe, Asia and North America. The intelligence agencies in these countries have all the strategic information on our leaders and country, but we are happy to play third fiddle in global politics. In 2050, Nigeria’s population is likely to be over 300 million, with some of the youngest people in the world being Nigerians. If by 2050, we do not have enough good hospitals and medical facilities to take care of our people, we would be a doomed nation.\nThis is not a task for Buhari’s media team. But just as they tried to put out a fire in London, another had already started at home. By the way, a Presidential media department is a Fire Service office and an ambulance operation. There is always another fire next time and victims in need of desperate rescue. In the present instance, a group called “Our-mumu-don-do” group, led by Charly Boy, the self-acclaimed Area Fada of Frustrated Nigerians had begun a protest in Abuja asking President Buhari to resume office or resign.\nThey were echoing the protests of those who have argued that the Nigerian electorate voted for a President not an absentee one, that they voted in the expectation that their President would stay in office and serve them, and did not expect that the President would become an apparition or a London-based tourist and museum attraction. Charly Boy, 66, went out with his pro-democracy troops, but they were tear-gassed and harassed by the police. They were accused of engaging in unlawful pro-corruption and irresponsible activity that was hijacked by hoodlums. That of course is stupid talk.\nAt issue was the right of every Nigerian to protest without being molested, and the right to free speech. When free speech is denied, hate speech is encouraged. It is ironic that the same government that is so concerned about hate speech is the same one promoting it.\nMeanwhile, sycophantic speech is encouraged. To counter the Charly Boy group, someone organized a pro-Buhari group, which has been busy dancing around Abuja proclaiming that Buhari will win the 2019 election, denouncing those who want him to resign. I have taken a look at this group and they look like a bunch of hoodlums, every one of them, but they have so far enjoyed police protection and the government is very happy with them. When government gains one thing with one hand, some other characters remove it with another hand. This is the sign of the times.\nBut there are unresolved questions that will not go away just like that. For how long will the President remain on medical vacation in London, even when the Constitution, the country’s basic law, is silent and ambiguous on this score? What is the actual cost of the President’s absence in a context that disallows the transfer of power and authority in the presence of an apparently living and said-to-be-capable President who is otherwise indisposed?\nI’ll not ask that the visits to London be stopped, in case that is part of the doctors’ therapy, but it is ridiculous and insensitive that government officials are now visiting the President in medical exile, with some of them posing for photo-ops with their children. Our President should not be turned into a tourist attraction and the Abuja House in London should not become a museum.\nPlease follow and like us:'] == ['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article', "OPINION: Buhari's Reunion with his Media Team, By Reuben Abati"]

Federal disability law requires movie theaters to provide specialized interpreters to patrons who are deaf and blind, an appeals court said Friday.
The Philadelphia-based 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled against Cinemark, the nation’s third-largest movie chain, in a case involving a Pennsylvania man who wanted to see the 2014 movie “Gone Girl” and asked a Cinemark theater in Pittsburgh to supply a “tactile interpreter.” The theater denied his request.
The plaintiff, Paul McGann, is a movie enthusiast who reads American Sign Language through touch. He uses a method of tactile interpretation that involves placing his hands over the hands of an interpreter who uses sign language to describe the movie’s action, dialogue and even the audience response.
The federal appeals court concluded Friday that tactile interpreters are covered by the Americans with Disabilities Act, which requires that public accommodations furnish “auxiliary aids and services” to patrons with vision, hearing and speech disabilities.
“It would be impossible for a deaf-blind person to experience the movie and understand the content without the provision of tactile interpretation,” said Carol A. Horowitz, managing attorney of Disability Rights Pennsylvania, which filed suit on McGann’s behalf.
The ruling said Cinemark still can argue that providing the interpreters would present an “undue burden,” an exception to the disability law that takes into account the cost of the accommodation and the business’s ability to pay for it. It sent the case back to a federal judge to consider that argument.
Because of the intensive nature of the work, McGann requires the services of two interpreters. The interpreters cost a few hundred dollars per showing.
Cinemark earned $257 million in 2016. The movie chain also has said that before McGann, it had never before received a request for tactile interpretation.
Attorneys and spokespeople for the Plano, Texas-based chain didn’t immediately return an email seeking comment on the ruling.
The U.S. Department of Justice filed documents in support of McGann.

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People seeking to sneak their own snacks into Cinemark movie theaters will have to get more creative.
The chain has announced that bags or packages larger than 12x12x6 inches will not be permitted inside theaters, beginning Thursday, Feb. 22. The policy, posted to the company’s website, does allow exceptions for medical equipment bags and diaper bags.
Cinemark says it took the step to “enhance the safety and security of guests and employees.” The chain notes that it does not provide places to store bags and reserves the right to inspect all bags and packages.
The move didn’t exactly impress moviegoers posting to social media.
Some suggested lowering snack prices to dissuade moviegoers from sneaking in snacks.
Maybe if @Cinemark sold snacks and popcorn at a reasonable price we wouldn't have to sneak food in. It makes no sense that a small popcorn and drink cost $10 — Jade (@JadeBurnam) February 21, 2018
Others said the size of the bag won’t prevent them from bringing in food.
Jokes on you, Cinemark. I can still sneak a burger into my tiniest bag. A smushed burger is still a burger — Catalina (@cataleesi) February 21, 2018
Some people used Twitter to explain how the ban will just push them to patronize Cinemark’s competitors.
Doesn’t matter I’ll just go to AMC where I can sneak in unlimited amounts of food and drink. — Zachery Joseph Baker (@zbaker96) February 21, 2018
Cinemark, headquartered in Plano, Texas, has 533 theaters with 5,957 screens across the United States and Latin America, according to its website. The chain is the third largest in the U.S.
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These are the 21 Southern California locations listed on Cinemark’s site.


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Question: Titans, Mariota being patient as QB recovers from broken leg

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -- Marcus Mariota and the Tennessee Titans have yet to set an official timetable for the quarterback's return from surgery on his right leg. The latest benchmark is reporting for the start of the offseason program.
The third-year quarterback now will finish his recovery from the season-ending injury at team headquarters after doing much of his rehabilitation at the University of Oregon this offseason.
''It's important to be here, because together, you're building the foundations that you're going to use throughout the entire year,'' Mariota said Monday. ''You're building the chemistry and the camaraderie that's going to make this team successful. I'm happy to be here, and I'm excited to be here. I'm sure all the guys are.''
Mariota broke his right fibula on Christmas Eve in a loss at Jacksonville and had surgery a few days later. That started the recovery process that the Titans initially said would take up to five months. Mariota spent the first two months in a cast.
''It's kind of building those foundations back up, and I think we're in a good place,'' Mariota said. ''I understand that I've got a lot of time to get my body right, and that's my goal.''
Next up is running full-speed, something he hopes to do within the next three weeks.
''There are things where that have allowed me to push the envelope a little bit whether it's jogging or doing some other stuff on the treadmills, and things like that,'' Mariota said. ''For me, that's my next benchmark.''
Coach Mike Mularkey, still in a walking boot himself following his own foot surgery this offseason, said Mariota appears to be ahead of schedule.
''You would not know he's had the extent of the injury he has had,'' Mularkey said. ''He's doing good. He's on track. I'm not going to forecast when he's going to start doing normal functional exercises, but he's doing good. He's ahead of schedule, but I'm not going to put a timeline out there.''
Mariota walked without a limp when he talked to reporters Monday. He has even thrown with running back DeMarco Murray.
''We've been able to throw a couple of times, and he looks good,'' Murray said. ''Obviously it's not 11-on-11. But just running routes on air, he looks good to me. He's putting it where it should be.''
Mariota had a strong second season in the NFL, helping the Titans go 9-7 . He threw for 26 touchdowns and only nine interceptions with a 95.6 passer rating.
For Mariota, this marked the first significant injury of his football career. Staying positive played a big role in his recovery so far, especially when he was stuck in a cast and couldn't walk around.
''I was just focused on what I could do and how I could get better every day. Again, I just progressed through as I got from one step to the next, and it felt good. You felt like you were accomplishing things. I'm doing everything in my power to get healthy, and I'm going to continue to do that up till the season.''
NOTES: Only two players failed to show up for the first day of the voluntary offseason workout program, including 2015 Heisman Trophy winner Derrick Henry, one of the Titans' second-round picks a year ago. Cornerback Bennett Okotcha was the other absentee. Mularkey said that is the player's choice. Mularkey said the Titans have had coaches in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, and he has seen video of Henry in the weight room. ''So he is absolutely working out,'' Mularkey said.
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Question: Legislative Action Opens Lakes

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In a move hailed as good news for sportsmen and landowners, the South Dakota Legislature passed a bill that reopens 27 non-meandering lakes to public use.
On Monday, a special session of the Legislature passed HB1001, a bill that calls for all non-meandering waters to be immediately opened to public use unless otherwise posted as closed.
As of Tuesday, GFP staff will have removed all cables that previously restricted access to boat ramps. Full services will be restored by the end of the week; which includes having docks back in the water.
Non-meandering waters are lakes created by heavy snow and rain in the 1990s. A Supreme Court decision in March called on the Legislature to make rules determining the rights of sportsmen and landowners with regard to the use of non-meandering waters.
In response to that ruling the GFP had closed 27 bodies of water in the state to public use, prompting the special session. Bullhead, Cattail-Kettle, and Opitz Lakes in Marshall County had been closed.
A legislative study committee held hearings this spring, took testimony and visited flooded farmlands. The result of their deliberations was HB1001.
“This is a win-win situation for sportsmen and landowners,” said Rep. Larry Rhoden, R-Union Center, the bill’s sponsor.
A common theme throughout the debate in the House and the Senate was the respect afforded to landowners through the legislation.
While the bill automatically reopens to public use 27 popular lakes that have improvements such as boat ramps that were publicly funded through the GFP and were closed by the Supreme Court injunction, it does allow people who own the land beneath those lakes to petition the Game, Fish and Parks Department for their closure. Other landowners with non-meandering waters on their property can close the lakes by posting the area with signs and buoys.
The legislation has an emergency clause putting it into effect once signed by the governor. In order for the emergency clause to work, the legislation had to pass with a two-thirds majority in both houses of the Legislature.
The bill also includes a prohibition on landowners charging fees for the use of non-meandering waters that they have closed, and there is liability protection for landowners.
Rep. Lee Qualm, R-Platte, who led the interim study committee, urged members of the House to “give landowners some respect and get the lakes back open.”
Another recurring theme was the notion that the bill was imperfect but represented the Legislature’s best effort.
“This is an imperfect bill,” said Rep. Spencer Hawley, D-Brookings. “This is the best we can get for both sides.”
The bill passed through the House on a 52-16 vote after three amendment attempts failed. Some opponents of the bill said that it offered too much power to landowners while others said it gave landowners too little.
“It gives the rights to property owners,” said Rep. Tim Rounds, R-Pierre, referring to landowners’ ability to post lakes on their land as closed to public use. “Once we give this right to landowners, we’ll never be able to get it back.”
In the Senate, Stace Nelson, R-Fulton, said the bill represented a taking of landowners’ rights. Nelson called the compromise legislation “a compromise of these peoples’ rights. These farmers have been abused for decades.”
An amended version of the bill, changing its sunset date from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2018, passed the Senate on a 26-7 vote.
Sen. Jeff Partridge, R-Rapid City, said current legislators should deal with the law’s sunset date rather than a new batch of lawmakers who come to Pierre after the next election.
“We, the legislators of today, have the right to change it,” Partridge said of dealing with the legislation prior to the sunset date. “It will force us to make tweaks to this bill.”
The amended version of the bill was accepted by the House. The legislation went on to the governor who signed the bill Monday night.

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Police have arrested a Utah woman believed to be the pajama-wearing robber in at least six bank robberies in the Salt Lake City area, including five in less than two hours on Saturday morning.

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Question: 10 things that are stopping us getting a good night’s sleep

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

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Question: CT gas prices remain flat; national prices on the rise

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Connecticut gas prices continue to remain flat while that national average price of a gallon of gas rose $.02 cents compared to the previous week, according to AAA Northeast.
Today, Connecticut’s average price for a gallon of regular gas is $2.67, a scant six hundredth of a cent lower than this time last week. National prices, however, registered $2.55 today, three cents higher than this time last week.
“While gasoline prices nationally are trending upward, Connecticut is bucking that trend with prices at the pump generally remaining flat,” said Fran Mayko, AAA Northeast public affairs specialist. “It’s possible that last week’s nor’easter played a role in decreasing demand and lowering prices for gasoline in the state as commuters stayed off roads in the wake of the storm.”
Nationally, however, consumer gasoline demand is at the highest level on record for March, according to the Energy Information Administration. As demand strengthened over the last few weeks, gasoline inventories declined, pushing the national gas price average up.
AAA’s weekly survey of prices in Connecticut’s six regional areas as follows:
Greater Bridgeport $2.75
Lower Fairfield County $2.76
New Haven/Meriden $2.66
Greater Hartford $2.63
New London/Norwich $2.71
Windham/Middlesex $2.68
Statewide average $2.67
Today, Missouri registers the lowest average per-gallon prices at $2.27, followed by Mississippi and Alabama, both at $2.28. Hawaii continues to lead the pack with highest prices in the nation at $3.51 followed by California at $3.41. Connecticut continues to hold the 10th spot with highest prices in the nation.
AAA Northeast is a not-for-profit auto club with 65 offices in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jersey, New Hampshire and New York, providing more than 5.7 million local AAA members with travel, insurance, finance, and auto-related services. In Connecticut, we serve a half-million members living in is Fairfield, New Haven, and Litchfield counties.

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Some gasoline prices in Van Wert were below the state average of $2.35 while others were as much as 14 cents higher than the state average, during a survey of local gas prices on Sunday.
Murphy’s USA in the Towne Center shopping center was the lowest at $2.32.9 — 10 cents lower than last week — while two stations, Lassus Handy Dandy on North Washington and the One Stop Shop in the 200 block of North Washington, were runners-up at $2.34.9.
All three Marathon stations, the two Pak-A-Sak stations on North Washington and South Shannon, plus the station at Brookside on West Main Street, were at $2.39.9, while the Short Stop on East Main Street had the highest gasoline prices at $2.49.9.
Average retail gasoline prices in Ohio have risen 3.7 cents per gallon in the past week, averaging $2.35 per gallon on Sunday, according to GasBuddy’s daily survey of 5,345 gas outlets in Ohio. This compares with the national average, which has fallen 2.5 cents per gallon in the last week to $2.45 per gallon, according to gasoline price website GasBuddy.com.
Including the change in gas prices in Ohio during the past week, prices Sunday were 12.8 cents per gallon higher than the same day one year ago and are 19.2 cents per gallon lower than a month ago. The national average has decreased 11.2 cents per gallon during the last month and stands 23.9 cents per gallon higher than this day one year ago.
“With the exception of some Great Lakes states where prices tend to be volatile, average gas prices moved lower in nearly the entire country in the last week,” said Patrick DeHaan, head of petroleum analysis for GasBuddy. “Thank a large build in gasoline inventories and gasoline demand numbers that have finally seen a reprieve from levels that were more consistent with summer months than autumn.
“With OPEC extending its oil production cuts, there is solid evidence that U.S. oil producers will fill in at least some of the void with rig counts remaining strong,” DeHaan added. “As the focus continues to broaden beyond the rest of the year, motorists who found this year’s gas prices high may want to begin setting aside some additional funds for next year as all signs continue to point to higher prices than this year.”


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Question: Argentine hunter trampled and killed by elephant

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NAIROBI, Kenya — Namibian media say an elephant trampled and killed an Argentine who was in a group of hunters tracking a herd of elephants.
The Namibia Press Agency said the hunter, identified as 46-year-old Jose Monzalvez, was killed on Saturday afternoon in a private wildlife area 70 kilometres (43 miles) northwest of the small town of Kalkfeld.
The agency said Monzalvez, who worked for an oil company, was with another Argentine and three Namibians when he was killed. It says one of the elephants charged before the group was able to find a spot to aim and shoot.
The report says Monzalvez had a hunting permit with him and that relatives have been informed of his death.

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An elephant was very lucky to escape from the jaws of a crocodile earlier this month.A herd of elephants are seen drinking from a watering hole at the Liwonde National Park in Malawi.As the elephants drink, a crocodile clamps down on the trunk of one of the elephants. For a few moments, the rest of the herd seems stunned as the elephant wrestles with the crocodile. Then, one of the larger elephants charges at the crocodile and knocks it back into the water as other elephants trumpet.Malawi-born Alexander Amuli M'betti Makanga filmed the encounter during a boating safari.


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Question: Trump names hate groups, denouncing Charlottesville violence

By JONATHAN LEMIRE
WASHINGTON — Under relentless pressure, President Donald Trump on Monday named and condemned “repugnant” hate groups and declared that “racism is evil” in a far more forceful statement than he’d made earlier after deadly, race-fueled weekend clashes in Charlottesville, Virginia.
President Donald Trump speaks regarding the situation in Charlottesville, Va., Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017 at Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. (AP Photo/Pablo Martinez Monsivais)
Trump’s initial failure on Saturday to denounce the groups by name – instead he bemoaned violence on “many sides” – prompted criticism from fellow Republicans as well as Democrats. This time, the president described members of the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists who take part in violence as “criminals and thugs” in a prepared statement he read during an unscheduled address from the White House.
“Racism is evil,” he said, singling out the hate groups as “repugnant to everything that we hold dear as Americans.”
“Those who spread violence in the name of bigotry strike at the very core of America,” he said.
In his remarks he also called for unity.
“We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence. We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans,” he said.
Trump also, for the first time, mentioned Heather Heyer by name, as he paid tribute to the woman killed when a car plowed into a group of anti-racist counter-protesters in Charlottesville.
The president left the White House room after his statement without acknowledging reporters’ shouted questions.
Trump noted that the Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into the car crash that killed Heyer.
“To anyone who acted criminally in this weekend’s racist violence, you will be held fully accountable. Justice will be delivered,” he said.
His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, said earlier Monday that the violence “does meet the definition of domestic terrorism in our statute.”
Sessions told ABC’s “Good Morning America,” ”You can be sure we will charge and advance the investigation toward the most serious charges that can be brought, because this is an unequivocally unacceptable and evil attack that cannot be accepted in America.”
Trump gave his statement after meeting with Sessions and FBI Director Christopher Wray.
In the hours after the incident on Saturday, Trump addressed the violence in broad strokes, saying that he condemns “in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides, on many sides.”
That was met with swift bipartisan criticism.
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, said he spoke to Trump in the hours after the clashes and twice told the president “we have to stop this hateful speech, this rhetoric.” He said he urged Trump “to come out stronger” against the actions of white supremacists.
Republicans joined Democrats in criticizing the president for not specifically calling out white nationalists. Sen. Cory Gardner of Colorado said Sunday on NBC, “This isn’t a time for innuendo or to allow room to be read between the lines. This is a time to lay blame.”
The White House scrambled to stem the tide of criticism, dispatching aides to the Sunday talk shows and sending out a statement that more forcefully denounced the hate groups.
But the White House did not attach a name to the statement. Usually, a statement would be signed by the press secretary or another staffer; not putting a name to one eliminates an individual’s responsibility and often undercuts the significance.
White nationalists had assembled in Charlottesville to vent their frustration against the city’s plans to take down a statue of Confederal Gen. Robert E. Lee. Counter-protesters massed in opposition.
Alt-right leader Richard Spencer and former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke attended the demonstrations. Duke told reporters that the white nationalists were working to “fulfill the promises of Donald Trump.”
Trump’s initial comments drew praise from the neo-Nazi website Daily Stormer, which wrote: “Trump comments were good. He didn’t attack us. He just said the nation should come together. Nothing specific against us. … No condemnation at all.” The website had been promoting the Charlottesville demonstration as part of its “Summer of Hate” edition.
Trump, as a presidential candidate, frequently came under scrutiny for being slow to offer his condemnation of white supremacists. His strongest denunciations of the movement have not come voluntarily, only when asked, and he occasionally has trafficked in retweets of racist social media posts during his campaign. His chief strategist, Steve Bannon, once declared that his former news site, Breitbart, was “the platform for the alt-right.”
Early Monday, the CEO of the nation’s third largest pharmaceutical company said he was resigning from the President’s American Manufacturing Council, citing “a responsibility to take a stand against intolerance and extremism.”

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JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – One of Mississippi’s Republican U.S. senators says violence tied to a white nationalist gathering in Virginia is “an outrage.”
Sen. Roger Wicker says Monday in Jackson: “I condemn the white supremacists and the neo-Nazis that engaged in violence.”
One woman was killed and several people were injured Saturday in Charlottesville, Virginia, when a man drove a car into people who had been protesting against the white nationalists. The Ohio man is charged with second-degree murder.
Neo-Nazis, skinheads, Ku Klux Klan members other white supremacists were in Charlottesville protesting the city’s decision to remove a Confederate monument.
Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson of Mississippi says the “extremist activity in Charlottesville was terrorism.”
Republican Rep. Gregg Harper of Mississippi says the violence is “absolutely unacceptable and not part of what America is about.”


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Question: UPDATE 2-Cricket-Test Series West Indies v Pakistan scoreboard

May 3 (Gracenote) - Scoreboard at stumps on the fourth day in the second Test between West Indies and Pakistan on Wednesday in Bridgetown, Barbados West Indies 1st innings 312 (R. Chase 131, J. Holder 58; M. Abbas 4-56) Pakistan 1st innings 393 (A. Ali 105, Misbah-ul-Haq 99, A. Shehzad 70; S. Gabriel 4-81) West Indies 2nd innings (Overnight: 28-1) K. Brathwaite c Y. Khan b Shah 43 K. Powell c S. Ahmed b Abbas 6 S. Hetmyer b Amir 22 S. Hope c Az. Ali b Shah 90 R. Chase c&b Shah 23 V. Singh b Abbas 32 S. Dowrich c Shafiq b Shah 2 J. Holder c Y. Khan b Shah 1 D. Bishoo not out 16 A. Joseph c Amir b Shah 7 S. Gabriel not out 0 Extras (b-16 lb-2 nb-1 w-3) 22 Total (for 9 wickets, 102 overs) 264 Fall of wickets: 1-8 K. Powell,2-41 S. Hetmyer,3-97 K. Brathwaite,4-155 R. Chase,5-235 S. Hope,6-235 V. Singh,7-236 J. Holder,8-252 S. Dowrich,9-261 A. Joseph To bat: Bowling Mohammad Amir 21 - 8 - 44 - 1(w-1) Mohammad Abbas 25 - 6 - 57 - 2(w-2) Yasir Shah 39 - 12 - 90 - 6 Shadab Khan 17 - 0 - 55 - 0(nb-1) Referees Umpire: Richard Kettleborough Umpire: Bruce Oxenford TV umpire: Richard Illingworth Match referee: Chris Broad

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Saudi Arabia plans to end its 35-year ban on movie theaters early next year as part of a package of social reforms by the crown prince, according to Agence France-Presse.
“Commercial cinemas will be allowed to operate within the kingdom as of early 2018, for the first time in more than 35 years,” the culture and information ministry said in a statement Monday.
The goal is to have 2,000 screens in more than 300 cinemas by 2030, and the government promised to start licensing cinemas immediately.
The move represents a seismic shift in attitudes for the notoriously strict Muslim country. Saudi Arabia is embracing entertainment as part of a broad reform effort known as Vision 2030, which is built around three themes, according to the government’s website: a vibrant society, a thriving economy and an ambitious nation.
“This marks a watershed moment in the development of the cultural economy in the kingdom,” said Information Minister Awwad Alawwad in a statement.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has been overturning long-running social norms in the country since coming to power in 2015, including allowing women to drive cars. However, he has also arrested several clerics and activists, and detained senior princes and businessmen in what the government calls an anti-corruption campaign.
Saudi Arabia’s bold reforms have met opposition from hardliners, who believe movie theaters threaten the country’s religious and cultural identity. It was hardliners such as these who played a leading role in shutting down theaters in the 1980s. Adherents to the strict Wahhabi sect of Islam that dominates Saudi Arabia have typically disapproved of all non-religious forms of entertainment.
In January, the kingdom’s highest-ranking cleric blasted the “depravity” of movie theaters, saying they would corrupt morals. But the authorities appear to be ignoring the resistance.
Previously, Saudi filmmakers have used the Internet to evade state censors and distribute their films abroad. They argue it makes no sense to ban cinemas when movies today are readily available online.
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Applause and shrieks of joy erupted as Lebanese singer Hiba Tawaji dazzled Riyadh in its first female-only music concert, as Saudi Arabia seeks to ease social restrictions on women.
Tawaji performed to a packed audience at the cavernous King Fahd Cultural Center late Wednesday, the latest in a series of concerts by international artists as the austere kingdom seeks to boost entertainment options.
"I came especially from Jizan to watch this concert," said Nafees Awad, a university student from the southern province, more than 950 kilometers (590 miles) from Riyadh.
"We are so happy to watch such a concert, it's the first time" in Riyadh, she added.
The concert highlights how the kingdom is easing some of its tight restrictions on women.
Under the country's guardianship system, a male family member -- normally the father, husband or brother -- must grant permission for a woman's study, travel and other activities.
But under a new reform, women will be allowed to drive for the first time from next June. The kingdom will also allow women into sports stadiums for the first time from next year.
"It's good that women's existence is being recognized," Salma, a university student, told AFP at the concert.
Saudi Arabia in recent months has organized concerts, a Comic-Con pop culture festival and a mixed-gender national day celebration that saw people dancing in the streets to thumping electronic music for the first time.
Legendary Greek composer and pianist Yanni performed to a packed mixed-gender audience in Riyadh last week, accompanied by female vocalists.
The social reform, part of Prince Mohammed bin Salman's "Vision 2030" program for a post-oil era, stems partly from an economic motive to boost domestic spending on entertainment as the kingdom reels from an energy slump.
Saudis splurge billions of dollars annually to see movie shows and visit amusement parks in the neighboring tourist hubs of Bahrain and Dubai.


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Question: Llanelli flies prompt Carmarthenshire council probe

Image copyright Iwan Lewis / llanellionline.news Image caption The infestation has plagued residents in the New Dock area of Llanelli
A mysterious fly infestation has left residents of a Carmarthenshire town scratching their heads.
Llanelli has recently seen swarms of the insects descend on the town, much to the confusion of the county council.
One resident said on Twitter: "Okay... seriously... these flies need to do one now!!! Doing my head right in!!!"
Carmarthenshire council said it was working "around the clock" to try and establish the source of the flies and environmental officers are on the case.
Llanelli town councillor Sean Rees, of Glanymor ward, said he had received a number of messages from residents and "something needs to be done" about the problem.

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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Question: VA pick faces allegations about conduct, drug prescriptions

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's pick to be Veterans Affairs secretary is facing late-surfacing allegations about inappropriate behavior on the job and over-prescribing prescription drugs, forcing a delay in his confirmation hearing.
The hearing for Ronny Jackson had been set for Wednesday at the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee.
“We take very seriously our constitutional duty to thoroughly and carefully vet each nominee sent to the Senate for confirmation,” said the chairman, Sen. Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., and the top Democrat on the committee, Sen. Jon Tester of Montana. “We will continue looking into these serious allegations and have requested additional information from the White House to enable the committee to conduct a full review.”
The two lawmakers sent a letter to Trump on Tuesday requesting additional information about Jackson, who has served as a White House physician since 2006. It demands any communication between the Pentagon and the White House for the last 12 years regarding “allegations or incidents” involving him.
With Congress set to recess Friday for a week, Tester said the soonest a hearing could be held would be in about 10 days. “We're vetting hard right now,” he told reporters. “We still have more information to find out.”
Allegations began surfacing late last week involving Jackson's workplace practices, including claims of inappropriate behavior and over-prescribing prescription drugs, according to two aides granted anonymity to discuss the situation.
Isakson told fellow GOP senators over the weekend about the allegations prompting those on the panel to give their support for delaying the hearing, one senator said.
“Chairman Isakson had a phone conversation with a lot of us around the committee over the weekend, indicated that there had been some unsubstantiated allegations made, and he wants to do it right,” said Sen. Mike Rounds, R-S.D. on Fox News (at) Night With Shannon Bream.
“We told him that if he wanted to delay the meeting, that was fine with us. We most certainly want to get all the facts out,” he said.
Democrats on the committee assembled privately late Monday. Tester reiterated to the other senators that the allegations were out there, one aide said. But no specific evidence of wrongdoing was offered.
White House and VA officials were quietly discussing a delay with key allies outside the administration, even as the White House on Tuesday scrambled to save Jackson's troubled nomination.
“Admiral Jackson has been on the front lines of deadly combat and saved the lives of many others in service to this country. He's served as the physician to three Presidents—Republican and Democrat—and been praised by them all,” said White House spokesman Hogan Gidley. “Admiral Jackson's record of strong, decisive leadership is exactly what's needed at the VA to ensure our veterans receive the benefits they deserve.”
Trump selected Jackson to head the VA last month after firing former Obama administration official David Shulkin following an ethics scandal and mounting rebellion within the agency. But Jackson, who has worked as a White House physician since 2006, has faced numerous questions from Republican and Democratic lawmakers as well as veterans groups about whether he has the experience to manage the massive department of 360,000 employees serving 9 million veterans.
A doomed nomination would be a political blow to the White House, which has faced criticism for sloppy vetting of Cabinet nominees and tough confirmation battles in a Senate where Republicans hold a slim 51-49 majority. Prior to Jackson's nomination, Trump had told aides and outside advisers that he was fond of Jackson personally and was said to be particularly impressed with Jackson's performance at the podium in January when he offered a glowing report on the president's physical and mental well-being.
“The White House does not vet their nominees. That leaves us as members having to look at their personal and leadership and other qualities, and they didn't do a good job and now we're doing it,” said Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., a member of the Senate committee. She did not comment on the specific allegations against Jackson.
Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, who is not on the veterans panel, also criticized the White House vetting process, saying that the allegations against him arose after Trump nominated him. “I don't know whether this is an aberration or not, but it certainly is something that bears looking into.” She said recent allegations of ethical violations in Oklahoma by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt also raise questions about White House vetting.
Late Monday, Jackson was still pursuing support, and held a late-afternoon conference call with veterans groups from West Virginia and the state's Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin, a member of the committee, whose vote could be vital for support.
Rounds said Jackson's small staff at the White House will be an issue as he prepares to lead the VA.
“We've got 360,000 people there,” he said. “Are they going to manage the secretary or is the secretary going to manage the VA? That's a good question to ask, and he needs to answer it. He needs to be the leader. A lot of folks want to be led and managed.”

A new government watchdog group is giving the VA a mixed review when it comes to tackling the opioid crisis among veterans.


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Question: Rumor the German shepherd wins best in show at Westminster

NEW YORK (AP) — Quite a rally for Rumor — a commanding comeback for German shepherds, too.
Rumor was crowned America’s top dog Tuesday night when, a year after a near miss on the very same green carpet, she came out of retirement to win best in show at the Westminster Kennel Club.
Cheered loudly all around the ring by a packed crowd at Madison Square Garden, she’s just the second German shepherd champion at the event that began in 1877.
“Unbelievable,” handler and co-owner Kent Boyles said.
In a year that’s seen lots of late, startling twists in sports — think Patriots, Cubs and Cavaliers — Rumor pulled something of a shocker. She’d been at home in Wisconsin for months, a house pet headed toward having puppies, when she suddenly jumped back into the show ring in January.
Boyles is a fan of the Packers and star quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Seeing a pet go from the couch to this top prize, heck, that’s a dog world Hail Mary.
The 5-year-old Rumor beat out a Norwegian elkhound, a Pekingese, a miniature poodle, an Irish setter, a boxer and a Norwich terrier in the final ring. The Irish setter called Adrian finished second.
“The German shepherd standard talks about quality and nobility,” judge Thomas Bradley III said. “When you recognize it, it hits you at home, and that’s what it really is. She is just magnificent.”
Rumor is named for the hit song “Rumor Has It” by Adele, a champion herself after sweeping the major categories at the Grammy Awards on Sunday.
This was the 104th career win for Rumor, and earlier in the day, Boyles said that this would definitely, for real, be her last major show.
“She’s going to be relaxing for a while,” Boyles said after the win, but ultimately, there are “puppies in her future.”
Clearly the crowd favorite, Rumor came out flying into the best-of-seven final ring to fans whistling and calling her name.
Rumor raised up for a well-deserved treat right after the win. Moments later, as Boyles did post-show interviews, Rumor spotted him and ran toward the man who guided her to victory.
Rumor joined the fittingly named Manhattan in 1987 as the only German shepherds to go best in show at the Garden.
There were nearly 2,800 dogs entered in the 141st Westminster canine competition, spread across the 202 eligible breeds and varieties.
The moment any German shepherd steps into the ring at the Garden, the crowd goes crazy.
New Yorkers just love ’em.
Some say it’s because rooting for a German shepherd is the same as putting on an NYPD or FDNY hat, standing up for a dog that stood tall at a time of the city’s greatest need.
“My sentiments, exactly,” Boyles said.
While German shepherds hadn’t won a lot here, many of them were on the green carpet of the center ring in 2002 when Westminster honored search and rescue dogs for their tireless work at the World Trade Center and Pentagon following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The solemn tribute is considered by many the most cherished memory ever at Westminster.
“They’re loyal, dependable dogs that you can count on,” Boyles said.
Rumor nearly won Westminster last year. She came to town as the nation’s No. 1 show dog with more than 100 overall ribbons but was beaten in a surprise by a German shorthaired pointer named CJ.
In fact, when the judge began to announce his champion pick with “German sh…,” Boyles took a step forward, anticipating the prize.
“I was thinking,” Boyles said.
That was supposed to be Rumor’s last show, and she was set to head home with Boyles to Edgerton, Wisconsin, to be a house pet and have puppies. She didn’t conceive and late in the year, Boyles thought twice about Rumor’s retirement.
“She liked to show and was in good shape, so we thought, why not?” he said.
Rumor went back on the circuit in January for 10 shows. She won the herding group Monday night at the Garden, beating top show favorite Preston the puli.
She topped that with the ultimate win at America’s most prestigious dog show, rewarding the faith German shepherd fans always show in them.
“It’s a recognizable dog, people have liked them for a long, long time,” WKC President Sean McCarthy said earlier. “I think it goes back to Rin Tin Tin.”
AP freelance writer Ginger Tidwell contributed to this report.
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Question: Relationship has few benefits

Dear Amy: My boyfriend and I have been on/off for the last five years.
During the time we were apart, he had another girlfriend. I didn’t know about her. He and I maintained a “friends with benefits” relationship during our breaks.
After I became pregnant with his child, I found out that they were very serious. I learned that she was pregnant, too. Our sons were born nine days apart.
They are no longer together, and he and I are trying to work things out, but I can’t seem to let their relationship go.
I know that Facebook isn’t “life,” but it bothers me that their entire relationship was broadcast on FB, but he won’t even acknowledge us as being in a relationship.
He has never posted a picture of us or of our son.
He says he’s ashamed of himself (not of me), but I can’t help but feel like he’s not being truthful. I think he’s ashamed of me.
He tells me all the time: “You’re not her,” which makes me feel like he wishes he wasn’t with me. He says I’m being insecure, and that he’s never going to care about Facebook.
I just don’t get why he could care about his Facebook status when he was with her, but not with me?
Am I being stupid?
— Worried
Dear Worried: When you ask me if you’re being “stupid,” you run the risk of supplying me with a descriptor I’d rather not apply to a woman with a young child. However, this whole situation is unfortunate — because Rome is burning and you’re worried about your Facebook status.
I do agree that this status is a sign of where your guy’s priorities are, and while I’m not inclined to side with him, I do appreciate his embarrassment over fathering two babies (days apart) with two different women. Yes, he should feel embarrassed. He deceived both women (I imagine), and now his ability to be a good parent to both of his sons is compromised because one baby’s mother is insecure and threatened by the other. This impedes his ability to be present in his sons’ lives.
Your guy is not in charge of Facebook. You should post whatever photos you want the world to see. When people start to realize that your partner has two sons the same age with different women, he (and you) will face some questions.
Please understand that parenthood will not magically change your guy’s character. You should get all of your legal, custodial and financial ducks in a row regarding the child, encourage this man to be a good father to both of his children, but understand that he may not intend to lead a monogamous life.
Dear Amy: My “adult” 23-year-old son is home for the holidays.
He leads a more liberal lifestyle than my husband and me, and suffice it to say not only do our politics not match up, but neither do our hygiene practices.
To be blunt, his BO is killing us! I didn’t raise him this way and I absolutely can’t stand it.
I just can’t embrace not showering daily and not using a daily dose of antiperspirant.
How do you address an awkward and difficult topic with a person who is also awkward and difficult?
— Mother of the Smelly Kid
Dear Mother: I assume you have heard the term “adulting.” This is a recently minted verb to describe the process that people in their 20s are now undertaking to finally exit their lengthy childhoods. Adulting refers to assuming some life skills, such as doing dishes, paying bills, and — yes, cleaning oneself.
I’m assuming that you did teach your son these skills, but your fear of mentioning this now indicates that you are actually afraid to relate to him both as a parent and as a fellow adult.
(This doesn’t have anything to do with your politics — or his — by the way.)
Tell your son, “We love having you home. But you’ve got to wash yourself — and your clothes — while you’re here. Let me show you how to use the washer, and let’s put in a load.”
Dear Readers: My own life is probably a lot like yours. I’ve experienced poverty, prosperity, marriage, divorce, remarriage, step-parenting, caretaking, loss and grief. If you’ve ever been curious about the life behind the advice column, I hope you’ll consider picking up my memoir, “Strangers Tend to Tell Me Things: A Memoir of Love, Loss, and Coming Home.” (2017, Hachette).

The role of women in the development of a country is significant. They are more energetic than men and tend to produce brilliant results. The Career Secrets shares useful content to make your job search easy. This post is entirely based on the high-paying jobs that women might find suitable. As we know different women love to do different types of jobs. Here we will explore the best and high-paying jobs women may be interested in step by step.
1. Career Secrets – Pharmacist Jobs
The first high-paying job on the list of Career Secrets is Pharmacist Jobs. As pharmacies are the most important part of the hospitals, requirement of professional pharmacists is equally important. In a survey, it is observed that approximately ten percent of female pharmacists are proprietors or partners in their pharmacies. Most of them get employed by hospitals, health care plans or other companies.
2. Nursing Jobs
Nursing is one the best careers many women may find suitable. This fast-growing community of more than 2.9 million employees is quickly increasing into a host of specialized jobs varying from elder care to oncology. Oncology is a branch of science dealing with tumors and cancers. In America and Europe, nursing is considered one of the high-paying careers. It is a fact that you can earn reasonable money in this profession.
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Public relations play an important part in a company’s progress, and if you want to attract a significant number of customers, you must have a good public relations specialist and a writer for article. It is very true that convincing others is art and it is the core requirement for this career. If you have this ability, don’t waste your time searching other career options and avail this high-paying job of a public relations specialist. Remember that the jobs demanding more professionals than are currently available on the market are considered well-paid.
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The next high paying job on the list of career secrets is business jobs. Banking is one of the best career options and bankers are always considered knowledgeable and talented employees. A woman could be a good manager as she is courteous, tolerant and intelligent. Therefore, a lady who knows banking well, should attempt to embark on this great career. Banks also offer excellent salary packages and a car which is essential for ladies.
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Computer programmers and digital marketer are need to be very smart and their numbers are very small. Therefore they are in greater demand than a machine operator. It is the world of internet, and if you wish to maintain your company records’ security, you need a qualified computer programmer. What can a computer programmer do for you? Programmers can write, rewrite, correct, maintain, and test software and programs operating in the network to achieve certain tasks such as recovering data, etc. If you have any certification in Computer programming, do try this career.
These are the best career options on the list of career secrets. If you are capable enough to start one of these careers, do try and believe me, you will be surprised to see the competition.
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Carol James is an EssayLab psychology department writer and senior editor. She has an MA degree in social sciences and is an excellent specialist in this field. Carol worked with numerous materials on the subject and is eager to share her knowledge with our readers.


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Southern Baptists know how to send missionaries to other nations, but some are learning how to send messengers from other nations.
Two representatives from Calvary Baptist Church in Bangkok, Thailand, travelled to the Hawaii Pacific Baptist Convention’s (HPBC) 2017 annual meeting in Honolulu, where the assembly voted to adopt the congregation as an affiliated church and seat their delegates.
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Calvary Baptist Church was founded nearly 60 years ago in the heart of Bangkok to reach English speaking internationals.
Martin Chappell and his wife, Carrie, joined messengers from other countries, such as South Korea and Japan, in a small but growing network of international congregations participating in the Cooperative Program (CP) through the HPBC.
“We were treated like family right from the start,” Chappell told the Biblical Recorder (BR).
International Mission Board (IMB) missionaries founded Calvary nearly 60 years ago to reach English speakers in the heart of Thailand’s capital. Chappell, the church’s senior pastor since 2002, said the congregation continues to pursue that goal, and they want to deepen fellowship and cooperation with churches in Asia and North America.
The Chappells worked as IMB missionaries for 16 years, before retiring in 2015 as part of a voluntary resignation program intended to reduce personnel costs and counteract budget shortfalls. Chappell stayed on as Calvary’s senior pastor after leaving the IMB.
For the first time, the Chappells said, they had no formal connection to the IMB or Southern Baptist Convention (SBC).
“I was very concerned,” said Carrie. “All I’ve ever known was the IMB. I grew up in a mission-minded church. ... I just never conceived of the idea of being a missionary apart from the IMB. For me, they just went together. That was hard.”
Chappell said fellow messengers and convention staff gave them a “warm reception” at the HPBC annual meeting and reassured them Calvary was “included as a true member of the HPBC.”
Chris Martin, HPBC executive director-treasurer, said the convention has been “blessed” by their fellowship and is “very excited” to welcome them into the cooperative body of churches.
Calvary continues to maintain direct and long-lasting partnerships with local churches in the U.S., such as Corinth Baptist Church in Elizabeth City.
Chappell has met and developed relationships with HPBC leaders and affiliates by attending meetings of the Asia Baptist Network, a regional association connected to the HPBC.
Calvary is also affiliated with the Thailand Baptist Convention, which Chappell described as their “primary identity.”
The congregation gives regularly to the IMB’s Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and has budgeted CP gifts for 2018.
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Martin Chappell, right, Calvary’s senior pastor, leads a baptism service.
The HPBC allocates 80 percent of undesignated CP gifts to its missions and ministries, and 20 percent is forwarded to the Southern Baptist Convention’s Executive Committee for distribution among SBC entities, according to a budget restructuring plan approved at the 2017 annual meeting.
Calvary’s CP giving will be allocated “just like any Southern Baptist church,” said Martin.
Chappell told BR staff he has expressed interest to Southern Baptist leaders about increased involvement at the national level, but options are limited because the SBC restricts cooperation to churches in the United States and its territories.
Chappell hopes Calvary’s experience as a multi-cultural congregation in a diverse city can benefit churches in the U.S. that are encountering more ethnic and cultural diversity.
Global migration numbers have risen in recent decades to more than 250 million. The U.S. takes in more migrants than any other nation, while the population share of foreign-born people (14 percent) is considerably lower than countries such as Canada (22 percent), according to Pew Research.
“Our world is changing,” Chappell said in an interview earlier this year. “It is a mobile world, and we need to learn to get beyond prejudices and barriers and embrace all cultures. They are not just out there anymore, they are here, wherever here is.”
Chappell described Calvary’s international ministry – its largest and most diverse – as the “core of the church,” but emphasized they are deeply invested in ministries to Thai, Karen, Burmese, Tamil and other people groups.
Carrie, who oversees Calvary’s outreach to Pakistani refugees, said diversity is “healthy” and “good” for local churches, and warned of ethnic and cultural uniformity.
“There’s a danger when everybody in the church looks alike, and thinks alike, and was raised alike,” she said.
The Chappells have been encouraged by Southern Baptist efforts to reach international people groups living in the United States, such as the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina’s “Peoples Next Door NC” initiative and other ministries.
Carrie expressed sympathy for church-goers who are apprehensive about the rising number of foreign-born people in America, comparing the experience to going overseas for the first time.
“For a lot of people that’s scary,” she said, “But it’s a good thing. I think it can only be good for the church in the States.”

By Will Hall, Message Editor
MINSK, Belarus (LBM)—The Good and Evil Illustrated Bible is changing Belarus, according to Andrew Ryzhkov, founder of the Byelorussian Mission in-country ministry.
After the most recent mission trip by Louisiana Baptists to this former republic of the Soviet Union, Ryzhkov shared that this picture Bible continues to have exceptional influence on his countrymen.
“Four out of every 10 people who receive one of these Bibles end up repenting and turning their lives over to Christ!” he told the Baptist Message. Moreover, such evangelistic success comes at a price of only $10 per copy of this Bible version.
The news of the impact of this illustrated Bible comes amid the celebration of the 500th anniversary of the Bible being translated into the Belarusian vernacular. Yet, despite this historical milestone, demographic information shows that more than 41 percent of Belarusians identify as agnostics or atheists, and even more are nominal in their religious affiliations.
Louisiana Baptists have been actively engaged in evangelizing Belarus since 2014, helping to establish local churches, complete construction projects and conduct training of pastors and lay people.
Wayne Sheppard, partnership missions director for Louisiana Baptists, said an International Mission Board representative had described “an openness” in Belarus that he witnessed first-hand when he visited the country in 2016.
“There is a great receptivity and a great openness; and we Louisiana Baptists have the special privilege of partnering with Belarus’ pastors to start churches and reach people for the Lord.”
Moreover, he touted the distribution of the Good and Evil Illustrated Bible as one of the most successful evangelism approaches for reaching the Byelorussian people.
Ryzhkov agreed, calling these special copies of God’s Word “an important tool in evangelizing Belarus.”
“You can see how important it is to give them a free copy of their own. They are eager to reach out their arms to get a Bible!”
Donate copies of the Good and Evil Illustrated Bible via ByelorussianMission.org. Learn how to participate in a Belarus mission trip by email to TommyMiddleton@BAGBR.org.


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By Eamon Quinn
The chances of an election this year have “increased significantly”, a leading analyst has said, after new exchequer figures showed tax revenues from income tax and Vat sales over Christmas had flowed into the exchequer.
“If the Government wants to have an election, it is certainly a good time to have one as now all the economic numbers show the economy becoming hotter,” said Alan McQuaid, chief economist at Merrion Capital. The first exchequer figures of the year showed overall tax revenues had climbed to just over €5bn in January, an increase of almost 5% from January 2017.
The puzzling underperformance of income tax revenues for much of last year was transformed in the first month of 2018 into the most “robust” growth performer, to bring in €1.75bn, or 6.6% more than in January 2017, the Department of Finance said.
The income tax performance will likely ease the jitters of some officials who had worried over the strange under-performance of the tax source in early 2017, at a time when receipts ought to have been booming as the number of jobs increased amid the economic recovery.
Vat brings in more revenue in January than any single month because it accounts for the key Christmas spending months of November and December. It again performed this year — with revenues from the tax source rising 5.7% from a year earlier, to over €2.44bn in the month.
The Vat figures will likely ease some observers’ fears that the slump in the value of sterling against the euro following Britain’s vote to leave the EU would drive consumers to cross-border shopping and online for their Christmas purchases.
The Department of Finance last year repeatedly said there was no evidence the surge in the euro had led to any significant rise in cross-border shopping. The department described the growth in January’s Vat receipts as “strong”. But one Brexit-related effect showed up in motor tax revenues, which raised €87m in January, down by €9m from a year earlier.
At €478m, the third richest source of tax revenues in the month, excise duties, were up in January by “a marginal” 2.3%, the department said.
With the bulk of corporation tax receipts collected in the later months of the year, January’s take from the profits’ tax told little at this early stage about their likely performance. Corporation tax receipts last year soared as the exchequer tapped the huge rise in profits reported by the multinationals based in Ireland, including Apple and Microsoft.
Last month, Finance Department officials said there were “some concentration issues” with corporation tax because 40% — equivalent to around €3.28bn of the €8.2bn the exchequer took in from the tax last year — was paid by only 10 companies.
The international tax affairs of multinationals have again been thrust into the unwelcome international spotlight, with European governments and US president Donald Trump questioning Ireland’s tax regime.
The explosion in Ireland’s corporation tax receipts from 2015 has coincided with moves by multinationals to shore up their global tax arrangements, involving transfers of huge amounts of intellectual property rights into their Irish-based firms.
At a panel in Davos last month, Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe faced a barrage of criticism over the State’s tax set-up.
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Respected think-tank the Fraser of Allander Institute (FAI) raised fears that the country faces continued sluggish rates of growth until 2020. It said Scotland's economy is growing at only one-third the rate of the whole of the UK’s - and warned even with tax hikes to pay for a string of spending pledges the axe is likely to fall in other areas. The report, published ahead of Finance Secretary Derek Mackay’s 2018-19 draft Budget on Thursday, also predicted employment would continue to grow but highlighted slipping productivity. Experts said “it is vital that the Budget sets out a clear vision for how the government will help take advantage of the significant economic opportunities we know that will exist in the future”. FAI director Graeme Roy said: “The Scottish economy remains stuck in a cycle of weak growth.
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The Scottish economy remains stuck in a cycle of weak growth Graeme Roy
“Brexit uncertainty is clearly not helping, but in such times it is important that policymakers focus on the areas where government policy can help support the drivers of long-term growth, such as entrepreneurship, innovation, skills and connectivity. “Whilst much of the political reaction will centre on the government’s proposals for taxation, the Budget provides a vital opportunity for Scottish ministers to set out their plans to grow the economy and boost productivity.” Scotland’s economy grew by just 0.5 per cent over the past year, one-third the rate in the UK as a whole. The FAI downgraded its forecasts, predicting economic growth of 1.2 per cent next year and 1.4 per cent in both 2019 and 2020. There was some comfort in jobs growth, with predictions of an employment rise from 2,462,900 (0.9 per cent) next year to 2,488,850 (1.1 per cent) in 2019 and 2,526,500 (1.5 per cent) in 2020.
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Unemployment was forecast at 120,350 (4.5 per cent) in 2018, 114,650 (4.2 per cent) in 2019, and 116,300 (4.2 per cent) in 2020. But productivity is down by around 4 per cent since 2015 and growth has been negative for seven consecutive quarters, the FAI said. The researchers said that block grant from Westminster for day-to-day spending would fall by £200 million in real terms next year. But the £1.1billion of so-called financial transactions from Chancellor Philip Hammond’s Autumn Statement “provides an opportunity to be innovative”. Mr Mackay and Nicola Sturgeon have already set out four options for income tax rises which would see an overhaul of the current system with a number of new rates and bands created.
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They hope to raise up to £290million to fund a range of Left-wing pledges including lifting the one per cent pay cap on the public sector. The FAI said it was likely the Scottish Fiscal Commission (SFC) would downgrade its estimates for the amount raised from devolved taxes. Even one of the “bolder” options on income tax that adds a penny to all tax rates would only be enough to offset the fall in day-to-day spending, economists said. Professor Roy added: “With major manifesto commitments to pay for in health, education, childcare and policing - not to mention a more generous pay settlement for public sector workers than those in England - ‘non-protected’ areas will be in line for an extremely tough settlement.” Meanwhile, Scottish Tory finance spokesman Murdo Fraser urged Ms Sturgeon to reveal the views of her own Council of Economic Advisers on any tax hikes following a business backlash.
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