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Christchurch ( /ˈkraɪstʃɜrtʃ/, KRYS-church; Māori: Ōtautahi) is the largest city in the South Island of New Zealand, and the country's third-largest urban area. It lies one third of the way down the South Island's east coast, just north of Banks Peninsula which itself, since 2006, lies within the formal limits of Christchurch.
The city was named by the Canterbury Association, which settled the surrounding province of Canterbury. The name of Christchurch was agreed on at the first meeting of the association on 27 March 1848. It was suggested by John Robert Godley, who had attended Christ Church, Oxford. Some early writers called the town Christ Church, but it was recorded as Christchurch in the minutes of the management committee of the association. Christchurch became a city by Royal Charter on 31 July 1856, making it officially the oldest established city in New Zealand.
The river that flows through the centre of the city (its banks now largely forming an urban park) was named Avon at the request of the pioneering Deans brothers to commemorate the Scottish Avon, which rises in the Ayrshire hills near what was their grandfathers' farm and flows into the Clyde.

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JOHANNESBURG S&P Global Ratings downgraded South Africa's sovereign credit rating to BB+ from BBB- grade on Monday, saying the recent firing of its internationally respected finance minister posed a risk fiscal policy.
The rand ZAR=D3 fell by as much 2 percent to the dollar in response to the news of the downgrade, while government bonds also weakened sharply.
"The downgrade reflects our view that the divisions in the ANC-led government that have led to changes in the executive leadership, including the finance minister, have put policy continuity at risk," S&P said in a statement.
S&P assigned South Africa a negative outlook, saying this reflected its view that political risks will remain high this year, and that "policy shifts are likely which could undermine fiscal and growth outcomes more than we currently project."
A downgrade to junk would increase South Africa's debt-servicing costs, seen at 144 billion rand ($11 billion) in the 2016/17 fiscal year.
Paying higher debt costs would mean less money for critical services such as housing, education and sanitation, which could incite more protests that have rocked towns across the country.
The new Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba said earlier on Monday he had spoken to the ratings agencies, and informed them he would maintain Pretoria's fiscal stance.
His appointment last week, after the sacking of Pravin Gordhan by President Jacob Zuma, has seen the currency plunge and threatens to split the ruling African National Congress.
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Business Leadership SA (BLSA) had requested a meeting with President Jacob Zuma to establish new terms of engagement as the trust between business leaders and the government had broken down irretrievably, the organisation said on Monday.
BLSA represents most of the listed companies on the JSE.
Deputy chairman Bonang Mohale said a youth employment initiative, a joint project between business and government to create 1-million internships and a R1.5bn fund for investment into small and medium enterprises was "in danger of being undone by a simple act of a sitting president".
The stinging attack from business came on the eve of new Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba’s departure to join his counterparts and central bank governors at the IMF and World Bank spring meetings in Washington DC.
Next week Gigaba will head a delegation to meet investors in Boston and New York and will also engage ratings agency Moody’s, which has SA on review for a credit rating downgrade. S&P downgraded SA to junk status on April 3 citing political tension and its possible impact on fiscal policy. Fitch Ratings gave similar reasons four days later.


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EXPAND Wet-aged 16 ounce rib-eye steak ($50). Photo by Mai Pham
Among the flurry of restaurants that opened in the two weeks just before Super Bowl LI, One Fifth Steak by James Beard Best Chef Southwest 2014 winner Chris Shepherd, centrally located on lower Westheimer in the heart of Montrose in a space that formerly housed Mark’s American Cuisine, was arguably the buzziest.
EXPAND The main dining room at One Fifth Steak, designed by partner Kevin Floyd in collaboration with Collaborative Projects. Photo by Mai Pham
It was the type of opening that gained national mention (even before it opened) in outlets such as Bloomberg News, whose editor, Kate Krader (the former restaurant editor for Food & Wine magazine), dubbed it “Houston's version of Chicago's famed Next.” This exuberance carried through to its opening, when Eater Houston heralded its arrival with the headline, “OMFG: Chef Chris Shepherd’s Much-Anticipated One Fifth Steak Has Arrived.”
Indeed, the idea that the same space would become home to a brand new restaurant concept every year for the next five years had the edgy, never-been-done-before cachet that was immediately intriguing. It was ambitious and ballsy, and I couldn’t wait to check it out.
It was with this heady anticipation that I planned a dinner date with an out-of-town friend on the Monday night after the Super Bowl.
EXPAND Windows display the projected works of local artist Gonzo 247. The holes in the wall are part of the design. Photo by Mai Pham
For those who have been frequenting Mark’s for the last 20 years, be prepared for a surprise. Gone was the old-fashioned Italian-feel of the former Mark’s. The salmon colored, antiqued walls? No more. The swooping, patterned window furnishings? Gone as well.
The more stripped down interiors, designed in conjunction with Collaborative Projects (the same design firm responsible for Underbelly, Hay Merchant and Pastry War), evoked a sort of arthouse-meets-warehouse theme more in keeping with something you’d find in East Downtown.
In the main dining room, a canopy of bulb lights dangling from squiggly black wire, suspended throughout the room from a grid of multi-colored panels, channeled places like Tout Suite in EaDo, right down to these ripped holes in the wall exposing the gray brick behind them.
“Are those holes there on purpose?” I asked our server as he approached our table. He chuckled at my query, pointing to the corner of the room, and responding, “Yes, they are. Just part of the quirky design that Chris likes, like the Spock we have hanging in the corner.”
EXPAND The exterior awnings display five distinct panels by local artist Gonzo 247. Photo by Mai Pham
Quirky design elements aside, one of the most notable changes to floor plan was the addition of an eight-seat, full-service bar along the Eastern wall of the restaurant. Set against three of the building’s triangular-shaped church windows, the bar served as the visual anchor in the room, drawing eyes towards the church windows on which exterior awnings by street artist Gonzo 247 were projected in vivid, bold splashes of primary blue, red, orange, green and yellow.
The menu is similar to those you’ll find at other steakhouses. A wide, landscape-oriented one-pager, it was simple to navigate, with appetizers and salads to one side, items from the raw bar down the center, and steaks, entrees and side dishes to the right.
EXPAND House burrata with beets and hazelnut ($18). Photo by Mai Pham
Like Shepherd’s Underbelly, One Fifth Steak practices whole animal butchery, so you’ll find a heavy emphasis on beef and meat courses on the menu. As we were two girls on a Monday night out, that meant that the $80, 32-ounce bone-in strip which the server recommended understandably gave us pause. “Too much,” we both agreed.
The braised beef neck Butcher’s Cut of the night also sounded a little to heavy for us. My girlfriend was not into raw seafood, so we skipped everything under the “Raw Bar” header, including an interesting sounding uni (sea urchin) panna cotta. It wasn’t a special occasion, so no go on the $140 one-ounce Golden Osetra Caviar as well.
EXPAND Shaved wagyu short rib ($16). Photo by Mai Pham
We eventually settled on a beet and burrata appetizer, shaved wagyu short rib, a ribeye steak, a pork collar, and two sides to share. I paired my meal with a smooth 2014 Sextant ‘Wheelhouse’ Zinfandel from Paso Robles from the eclectic by-the-glass list by beverage director Matthew Pridgen, whose red selections took a more thoughtful turn away from staid California Cabs with choices like the Moric Blaufrankisch from Burgenland, Austria, or Parparoussis ‘Oenofilos’ Cabernet Sauvignon from Greece. Caroline, my companion, opted for a Perfect Bourbon Manhattan, which she enjoyed.
On the food front, we both loved the ribeye steak. Wet-aged beef, finished on the cast iron skillet so that it exhibited a beautiful, deep brown caramelization on the crust, was impeccably done, the kind of steak you visit a steakhouse for.
For sides, the gratin of sweet potato and cheddar, served as a rounded terrine that had alternating layers of potato and cheese and a smattering of pecan crumble won our hearts as well. Wood-roasted romanesco, a cross between a broccoli and a cauliflower, was also very satisfying.
EXPAND Sweet potato & cheddar gratin ($10). Photo by Mai Pham
Our pork collar, unfortunately, was overcooked and dry. Our appetizers also needed work. The beet and burrata, delivered personally to our table by chef de cuisine Nick Fine, displayed a marked unevenness in the seasoning, tasting off balance and drowned in salt. A shaved Wagyu short rib sounded amazing on paper, but also fell short. Several slices of fatty, untrimmed short rib were placed underneath chives and a sprinkling of peanuts. Slices of green strawberry and radish didn’t add to the composition at all, which left a sensation of grease on the lips.
EXPAND Grilled Pork Collar, braised butter beans, bacon jam ($32). Photo by Mai Pham
The fact that bread service was accompanied by a small bowl of rendered, seasoned Wagyu fat that coagulated as it cooled only made the greasiness more pronounced. “Looks like bacon grease,” my girlfriend said, wrinkling her nose.
Missteps notwithstanding, with Shepherd as the force behind it, One Fifth Steak is brimming with potential. It’s a steakhouse for a man’s man, which almost dares you to go as big as you and your pocketbook are willing to go.
I wasn’t prepared for it on this visit, but I’ve got my eye on the 44 Farms 32-ounce long bone-in ribeye ($110), the first line item under the steak menu. I’m also intrigued by the line item simply referred to as “The Tower.” The ambiguous description of “Lotsa tasty stuff” comes in a “Big” size for $80 and a “Bigger” size for $150, and definitely calls for further investigation.
One Fifth Steak is located at 1658 Westheimer Road, and is open seven days a week from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. For more information, please visit: onefifthhouston.com

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SAN DIEGO (CNS) - Leaders of the Democratic and Republican parties in San Diego Monday denounced the hatred and violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, that led to the death of a woman who was struck by a car driven into a crowd.
In a statement, the San Diego Democratic Party said it planned to hold a news conference Tuesday to discuss Saturday's confrontations that injured at least 19 other people, and to launch a campaign to ensure the rights of "everyone in all our communities."
"We extend our deepest condolences to the families of the victims of the tragedy that was the hateful and divisive march in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday, especially the family of Heather Heyer, a white woman who died at the hands of a white man who was showing his support of white supremacy," said Jessica Hayes, party chairwoman. "Their logic is as flawed as their morality."
The statement went on to say that President "Donald Trump has done everything in his power to enable the most viciously intolerant among us know they have a friend in the oval office."
Trump was harshly criticized for his initial response to the violence, when he failed to directly condemn white extremists and equated their behavior to protests by the left. The president was more specific in comments today, calling racism "evil" and naming the KKK, neo-Nazis and white supremacists.
The chairman of the Republican Party of San Diego County, Tony Krvaric, said he agreed with Trump's latest remarks.
"In short, `Violence and racism can never be tolerated,"' he said in an email to City News Service.
The man accused of driving the vehicle that struck Heyer, James Alex Fields Jr., was denied bail in his first court appearance. The 20-year-old was charged with murder in connection with the death of the 32-year-old paralegal.

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Cell phones and cash was stolen in an armed robbery from a Metro PCS store in the Serra Mesa neighborhood of San Diego Tuesday, the San Diego Police Department confirmed.
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The St. Joseph School District has named two educators to fill principal retirements at elementary schools in the district.
Jaimee Lawrence will take over for the retiring Jeaneen Boyer at Hyde Elementary School. Lawrence is currently the principal at Humboldt. She has been with the St. Joseph School District since 2000. During that time, she has served as a teacher, administrative intern and principal. She will take over for Boyer at the start of the 2017-2018 school year. Boyer recently announced her retirement after more than 30 years in education.
Natalie Arnold has been selected to fill the role of principal at Oak Grove Elementary. She will replace Mike Otto, who also plans to retire at the end of this school year. Otto has been with Oak Grove for seven years. Arnold is returning to the St. Joseph School District from South Harrison R-II, where she is currently the elementary school principal. Arnold spent time as an administrative and assistant principal intern at Coleman and Edison. Prior to that, she taught vocal music at Edison for four years.
“We are thrilled to have these outstanding individuals taking on these leadership roles with the St. Joseph School District,” said Dr. Robert Newhart, superintendent. “At the same time, we are sad to see Mr. Otto and Mrs. Boyer go, as they have both contributed a lot to our schools and our kids. We wish all of them the best.”
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HUTCHINSON, Kan. — The Hutchinson USD 308 officially opened the 2017-18 school year with their annual convocation.
Several educators were honored during the event. The Davis Foundation made its annual Teachers of the Year Awards. The elementary winners were Jean Gaeddert, Avenue A Elementary School instructional support teacher, and Cassie Sturgeon, Avenue A sixth grade teacher. The middle school winner was Brian Brillhart, HMS-8 English language arts teacher.
The high school winners were Amber Carithers, Hutchinson High School English teacher, and Clayton Evans, HCTEA business teacher.
Each winner receives $4,000. The Davis Foundation has contributed millions of dollars to Hutchinson Public Schools’ staff and students since its first scholarships were awarded to HHS seniors 59 years ago.
This is the 35th time the awards have been made to teachers. Since the first awards, Davis has made awards of about $425,000 to USD 308 teachers.
Recognized during the convocation as Classified Employee of the Year was Martin Vieyra, Title I aide at Graber Elementary School. Jesse Ediger, fourth grade teacher at Graber, and Chanin Aumiller, social studies teacher at HMS-8, have been nominated as the district’s entries in the Kansas National Teacher of the Year com


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In response to the most recent mass school shooting at a Florida high school Feb. 14, 2018, South Mississippi gun shop owners weigh in on the national gun control debate saying they hope lawmakers think before taking action.


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An appeal has been made to trace the movements of a black Ford transit van after the driver was assaulted and the vehicle taken.
North Yorkshire Police said the victim, a 26-year-old Selby, man was driving from York towards Selby when he was attacked in a layby on the A19 between Riccall and Barlby.
Anyone who saw the van is asked to contact the police
He suffered minor injuries in the assault, which happened at around 10pm on Wednesday, January 31.
The van, which has two white stripes on the bonnet and grey bumpers, was later seen on the A1 in West Yorkshire the early hours of February 1. It was in the Pontefract area at around 2.20am, and near to Monk Fryston shortly before 3.30am.
The vehicle was then found at around 9am on Thursday, February 1, in Barlow, near Selby, police said.
Anybody who saw the van following the assault is asked to call the York Serious Crime Team on 01609 643279 or 101 with the reference 12180018379.

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Question: BRIEF-S&P says Republic of El Salvador long-term sovereign credit ratings lowered to 'CCC-' from 'B-

April 11 (Reuters) -
* S&P - Republic Of El Salvador long-term sovereign credit ratings lowered to 'CCC-' from 'B-'; ratings on creditwatch negative
* S&P on El Salvador - lowered the short-term foreign- and local-currency sovereign credit ratings to 'c' from 'b'
* S&P on El Salvador - project that current account deficit is likely to exceed 5 percent of GDP in next three years, contributing to weaker external liquidity
* S&P on El Salvador - expect that foreign direct investment may decline from its already modest levels due to continued political stalemate
* S&P on El Salvador - estimate that gross external financing needs will exceed 100 percent of current account receipts and usable reserves in next couple of years
* S&P on El Salvador - net general government debt is likely to surpass 60% of gdp in 2017-2019
* S&P on El Salvador - expected gdp real growth to remain around 1.3 percent for 2017-2020
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* Says that on April 3 Standard & Poor's (S&P) Global Ratings affirmed its 'D/D' long-and short-term issuer credit ratings on Delta Bank
* At the same time S&P affirmed the 'D' Kazakhstan national-scale rating on the bank
* S&P says the affirmation of the ratings reflects Delta Bank's failure to repay some term deposits that were due in February and March 2017
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Question: GoDaddy, Google to Pull Plug on Daily Stormer Site After Article Mocks Charlottesville Victim

Domain hosting company GoDaddy said Monday that neo-Nazi website the Daily Stormer has 24 hours to find a new provider before its service is canceled following the publication of a disparaging article about the woman killed in the Charlottesville protests.
Shortly after the announcement, the Daily Stormer — the top hate site in America, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center — moved its domain to Google.
But in a matter of hours, Google announced it, too, would not be hosting the website.
On Sunday, the Daily Stormer published an article about Heather Heyer, who died after a vehicle plowed into a group of counter-protesters demonstrating against white supremacists.
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A Twitter user flagged the offensive content by taking a screengrab of the article, and tweeting it at GoDaddy.
The article, which had the byline of the Daily Stormer's founder Andrew Anglin, mocked Heyer’s looks and degraded her for not being a mother.
It also elevated the suspected driver, James Alex Fields, Jr., saying, “despite the cool demeanor he shows in his social media profile pictures, it appears that road rage got the best of him.”
“We have informed the Daily Stormer that they have 24 hours to move the domain to another provider, as they have violated our terms of service. If no action is taken after 24 hours, we will cancel the service,” GoDaddy spokesman Dan Race wrote in an email to NBC News.
Race also noted that GoDaddy does not host the Daily Stormer on its servers — it only hosts the domain.
The Daily Stormer, which takes its name from the gutter Nazi propaganda sheet known as “Der Stürmer,” promotes anti-Semitism, neo-Nazism, and white nationalism, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
In the past, GoDaddy said it could not disable the Daily Stormer’s domain or that of other neo-Nazi website, because of Anglin and others’ First Amendment right and freedom of speech.
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“Given their latest article comes on the immediate heels of a violent act, we believe this type of article could incite additional violence, which violates our terms of service,” Race said.
By Monday afternoon, Google had decided to drop the Daily Stormer's domain registration, too.
“We are cancelling Daily Stormer’s registration with Google Domains for violating our terms of service,” a Google spokesperson wrote in an email to NBC News.
A search for the domain showed Google was still hosting Daily Stormer as of 3 p.m. Monday. It was not immediately clear when Google would drop the site.
Following the article about Heyer and the announcement that GoDaddy would be ending the Daily Stormer’s service, the site appeared to have been hacked by internet activist group Anonymous.
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An article with Anonymous’ signature Guy Fawkes mask appeared at the top of the page on Monday morning with a headline reading, “END OF HATE: ANONYMOUS NOW IN CONTROL OF DAILY STORMER.”
However, an Anonymous Twitter account noted that it could not verify the authenticity of the hack and warned its followers to “remain cautious.”
Later on Monday, a story on the Daily Stormer with Anglin's byline on it said the site was back in the hands of its founder.

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South Korean firefighters simulate a response to a potential chemical weapons attack while wearing protective gear at the Yoido Subway Station in Seoul on Aug. 23, 2016. First responders and U.S. and South Korean soldiers conduct such drills during the annual Ulchi Freedom Guardian exercise, the latest of which is scheduled to start next week in South Korea. Ahn Young-joon AP

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DONALD Trump could order his military to “incinerate” North Korea if “lunatic” Kim Jong-un launched a nuclear attack, an ex-Royal Navy officer has suggested.
GETTY WW3: Trump could order his military to “incinerate” North Korea if Kim Jong-un attacked
The growing threat of North Korea’s nuclear capabilities was today laid bare during a presentation by former Royal Navy Rear Admiral Chris Parry at the annual RUSI Missile Defence Conference in London. In his speech, Mr Parry, a strategic risk expert and government advisor, laid bare the security and military implications of North Korea supreme leader Kim Jong-un possessing nuclear weapons. He recalled threats made by North Korea in September 2017 to detonate a hydrogen bomb over the Pacific Ocean in response to Trump’s talk of military action. Kim’s plans for retaliation “could probably mean the strongest hydrogen bomb test over the Pacific Ocean”, North Korea’s foreign ministry Ri Yong Ho said.
GETTY REBEL: Kim has ripped up the post-Cold War rule book on international nuclear weapons policy
The explosive rhetoric from Pyongyang came after Trump threatened to “totally destroy” North Korea in an apocalyptic speech to the UN General Assembly. The situation has calmed down since, with both leaders expected to meet in Singapore on June 12 in what would be the first ever summit between a US president and a North Korean leader. Nevertheless, Mr Parry told the RUSI conference that Kim has overturned decades of policy in relation to nuclear and missile engagement strategy. Kim has ripped up the post-Cold War rule book on international nuclear weapons policy by being prepared to use them as “war fighting weapons”, he said.
Russia readies for WAR with missile launches from beneath White Sea This is the most powerful weapons test from a single submarine since the Cold War 1 / 7 MoD/east2west news Three of Russia's warships use the missiles - one in the Northern Fleet and two in the Pacific
He said: “More and more now, the one place you might get away with using a nuclear weapon is at sea. “So, let’s think what the White House would do if a carrier battle group had a nuclear device detonated on top of it. “Do you incinerate Pyongyang as a result? “Some of our fundamental assumptions about using nuclear weapons, about ballistic missiles themselves are coming under threat.”
TWITTER THREAT: Former Royal Navy chief Chris Parry said Trump could “incinerate” North Korea


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Question: Two-Car Rollover on Highway 101 at La Cumbre Road Sends Two to Hospital

Two people were taken to Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital on Tuesday after an early-morning traffic accident on southbound Highway 101 near La Cumbre Road.
Jeremy Wayland, a public information officer for the California Highway Patrol, said in a statement released Tuesday afternoon that a preliminary investigation had revealed that 27-year-old Melvin Worak III of Goleta was driving a white 2008 Ford F-550 motor truck about 6:45 a.m. in the slow lane on southbound Highway 101 near La Cumbre Road. Maryanne Night, 46, also of Goleta, was driving a white 2003 Toyota Corolla in the middle lane, slightly to the rear of the Ford. He said the Ford reportedly began changing lanes from the slow lane to the middle lane, directly into the path of the Toyota.
Wayland said that to avoid the collision, Night is believed to have quickly veered into the fast lane and careened out of control back into the middle before colliding with the Ford. Both vehicles spun off toward the right shoulder and collided with the guard rail.
The Ford, because of its weight and momentum, according to Wayland, was launched on top of the Toyota and both vehicles came to rest.
Wayland said several witnesses stopped to offer assistance and were able to free Night from the Toyota. Worak remained pinned in the vehicle for about 30 minutes while the Santa Barbara City Fire Department worked to extricate him.
“The cab of the pickup truck was significantly damaged, and the patient was trapped inside with the dashboard against his legs,” fire Capt. Chris Mailes said.
Mailes said Night was stabilized and transported to Cottage Hospital’s Trauma Center in serious condition, and Worak was taken to the hospital in fair condition
The slow lane and the on-ramp merging lane were closed for about three hours. There were no other vehicles involved, and Wayland said alcohol and/or drugs do not appear to be factors.
The CHP is investigating the cause of the accident.
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Question: Alberta announces more detox beds, expanded treatment options for opioid addicts

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CALGARY — The Alberta government says it is opening more detox beds and adding new treatment programs to help people addicted to opioids such as fentanyl.
Associate Minister of Health Brandy Payne says the expansion means more than 2,000 additional people will have access to treatment options.
The province is also expanding paramedic and mobile outreach teams in Edmonton and Calgary to help link people at risk of opioid overdoses to the help they need.
Speaking in Calgary, Payne said eight new detox beds are to be opened in the city and an additional $2.2 million is being provided for medically assisted addiction treatment.
She says the Edmonton region is receiving an additional $2.4 million to enhance treatment services.
Government numbers show 241 deaths from apparent fentanyl drug overdoses in Alberta to the end of June compared with 584 deaths for all of 2016.
The expanded services are to be available by the end of this month.
“Our government is doing everything we can to combat the opioid crisis in Alberta,” Payne said in a statement. “This expansion will eliminate most wait times and improve access through specialty clinics, detox facilities and front-line care teams.”

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City counc. Giorgio Mammoliti compared the Toronto Board of Health to a drug cartel and condemned the organization after the opening of an unauthorized safe injection site in the city’s Moss Park neighbourhood.
“Toronto Board of Health or drug cartel?” Mammoliti tweeted late Monday.
“The provincial and federal governments need to step up to the plate and offer real treatments for addicts – treatments that don’t put communities at risk.”
Toronto Board of Health or drug cartel? — Giorgio Mammoliti (@mammolitiward7) August 14, 2017
Shortly after the tweets, he issued a full statement that also took issue with plans to open three safe injection sites within the city.
“This will have a negative impact on the surrounding community’s residents,” Mammoliti said.
“There will be dangerous consequences in allowing and furthering drug use like thefts, assaults, break-ins, trafficking, money laundering, drug trafficking and prostitution.”
Story continues below Rather than offer real help to those who suffer from mental health issues and addictions, the city is enabling drug use. — Giorgio Mammoliti (@mammolitiward7) August 14, 2017
The city councillor went on to compare the actions of the clinics to aiding in criminal activity.
“We don’t provide free internet for those who want to hack secure servers,” he said. “We don’t offer masks to bank robbers or switch blades to violent offenders.”
READ MORE: Toronto trying to open supervised injection site ahead of schedule
Mammoliti’s statement comes as the city rushes to establish temporary safe injection sites ahead of three proposed permanent facilities.
The permanent sites were originally slated to open in the fall. Earlier this month, the city announced it would speed up the opening of all three sites, as well as widening the distribution of the opioid overdose medication naloxone to public health staff, community agencies and first responders.
READ MORE: Harm reduction workers post demands to combat opioid crisis
After voicing their concern, harm reduction workers set up an unsanctioned safe injection site in Moss Park Saturday and said the space is needed as the city grapples with a string of fatal and non-fatal overdoses, many believe to be connected to fentanyl.


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Question: Turkey's Erdogan will campaign in a European city for June elections

ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Tuesday he was expecting to hold a campaign rally in a European city next month ahead of June elections despite a ban by some Western countries on Turkish politicians campaigning abroad.
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan waves during a news conference in Bulgaria, March 26, 2018. REUTERS/Stoyan Nenov/Files
“God willing, in May, we will hold our first meeting in a closed sports hall in Europe in a European country. All preparations are complete,” Erdogan said in a speech to members of his ruling AK party.
He did not identify the European country.
Erdogan has called snap parliamentary and presidential elections for June 24 so that Turkey can switch quickly to a new executive presidency system that was narrowly approved by a referendum last year.
Ahead of the referendum, Turkish ministers travelled to countries including Netherlands and Germany with sizable Turkish communities to gather support for the change, but authorities prevented them from campaigning there, citing security concerns.
After Erdogan announced the elections last week, Austrian Chancellor Sebastian Kurz, who heads a right-wing coalition opposed to Turkey joining the European Union, said Erdogan would be barred from “trying to exploit” Europe’s Turkish communities.
Germany, home to about three million people of Turkish origin, says it will not allow foreign politicians to campaign on German territory ahead of elections.
“Our view is clear. In the three-month period before elections in a foreign country, no election campaigning will take place in Germany,” German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told reporters in Toronto, Canada.

Recep Tayyip Erdogan has finally fulfilled his long-held ambition to expand his powers after a referendum handed him the reins of Turkey’s governance.
But the president’s victory leaves the nation deeply divided and facing increasing tension with former allies abroad, while international monitors and opposition parties have reported numerous voting irregularities.
An unofficial tally carried by the country’s state-run news agency gave Mr Erdogan’s Yes vote a narrow win, with 51.4% approving a series of constitutional changes converting Turkey’s political system from a parliamentary to a presidential one.
Supporters wave flags as Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan delivers a speech
Critics argue the reforms will hand extensive power to a man with an increasingly autocratic bent, leaving few checks and balances in place.
Opposition parties called for Sunday’s vote to be annulled because of a series of irregularities, particularly an electoral board decision to accept ballots that did not bear official stamps, as required by Turkish law.
Monitors from the Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, who also listed numerous irregularities, said the move undermined safeguards against fraud.
(Press Presidency Press Service via AP, Pool)
The referendum campaign was heavily weighted in favour of the Yes campaign, with Mr Erdogan drawing on the full powers of the state and government to dominate the airwaves and billboards.
The No campaign complained of intimidation, detentions and beatings.
In Istanbul, hundreds of No supporters demonstrated in the streets on Monday, chanting “thief, murderer, Erdogan” and banging pots and pans.
No supporters protest in Istanbul (AP Photo/Emrah Gurel)
Mr Erdogan was unfazed by the criticism as he spoke to flag-waving supporters in the capital Ankara.
“We have put up a fight against the powerful nations of the world,” he said as he arrived at the airport from Istanbul.
“The crusader mentality attacked us abroad. We did not succumb. As a nation, we stood strong.”
In a speech before a massive crowd at his sprawling presidential palace complex, Mr Erdogan insisted Turkey’s referendum was “the most democratic election ever seen in any Western country” and told the OSCE monitors to “know your place”.
Mr Erdogan addresses supporters (AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici)
The referendum was held with a state of emergency still in place, imposed after an attempted coup in July.
The Council of Ministers decided on Monday to extend the state of emergency, which grants greater powers of detention and arrest to security forces, for a further three months. It had been due to expire April 19.
There is also the risk of increased international isolation, with Mr Erdogan appealing to patriotic sentiments by casting himself as a champion of a proud Turkish nation that will not be dictated to by foreign powers in general, and the European Union in particular.
Turkey has been an EU candidate for decades, but its accession efforts have been all but moribund for several years.
Supporters of pro-'no' vote chant slogans as they protest in Istanbul
“They have made us wait at the gates of the European Union for 54 years,” Mr Erdogan told his supporters at the presidential palace.
“We can conduct a vote of confidence on this as well. Would we? What did England do – they did Brexit, right?”
“Either they will hold their promises to Turkey or they’ll have to bear the consequences.”


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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Alabama Democrats see Tuesday’s special Senate election as a chance to renounce a history littered with politicians whose race-baiting, bombast and other baggage have long soiled the state’s reputation beyond its borders.
Many Republicans see the vote as chance to ratify their conservative values and protect President Donald Trump’s agenda ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
At the center are Republican Roy Moore, a former jurist twice removed as state chief justice and now accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls decades ago, and Democrat Doug Jones, an erstwhile federal prosecutor best known for prosecuting two Ku Klux Klansmen responsible for killing four black girls in the 1963 bombing of Birmingham’s 16th Street Baptist Church.
The winner will take the seat held previously by Trump’s attorney general, Jeff Sessions. Republicans control the Senate with 52 seats.
And while Trump himself didn’t campaign in the state after Moore was hit with allegations of sexual misconduct, the president recorded an audio message for robocalls that went to voters on Monday — underscoring the importance to Trump’s agenda of keeping the seat in Republican hands.
The matchup mixes both Alabama’s tortured history and the nation’s current divisive, bitterly partisan politics, and it has made a spectacle of a Deep South state well acquainted with national scrutiny but not accustomed to competitive general elections.
“This is an election to tell the whole world what we stand for,” Jones told supporters at one stop Sunday, adding that his campaign “is on the right side of history.” At an earlier appearance, he declared Alabama is “at a crossroads” and that Moore, an unapologetic evangelical populist, tries only to “create conflict and division.”
Jones, 63, stops short of explicitly comparing Moore to the four-term Gov. George Wallace, whose populism was rooted in segregation. But Jones alluded Sunday to that era of Alabama politics.
“Elect a responsible man to a responsible office,” Jones said, repeating the campaign slogan of another Alabama governor, Albert Brewer, who nearly defeated Wallace in 1970 in a contest Alabama liberals and many moderates still lament as a lost opportunity.
Some of Jones’ supporters put it even more bluntly. “I thought Alabama’s image was pretty much at the bottom,” said Pat Lawrence, a retired software engineer in Huntsville. A Moore win, Lawrence added, “will be a whole new bottom.”
Those concerns extend even to some GOP quarters. Alabama’s senior senator, Richard Shelby, confirmed Sunday that he did not vote for Moore, saying he wrote in another “distinguished” party figure he declined to name.
Yet for many Republicans, Moore is a paragon of traditional values. They reject accusations that he molested two teenage girls and pursued relationships with others decades ago. Moore denies the charges.
“Everyone has to vote their convictions,” said Kevin Mims of Montgomery, as he held his Bible outside his Baptist church Sunday in Montgomery. “My conviction is he’s the right man for the job.”
Where Moore’s critics see a state judge who defied federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision legalizing same-sex marriage, Mims see a stalwart who stands “on the word of God.” Other conservatives see an anti-establishment firebrand in the mold of Trump, who won Alabama by 28 percentage points.
Moore encourages that view with fundraising emails that urge backers to help him “defeat the elite,” a swipe at both Democrats and the establishment Republicans who tried to deny him the GOP nomination earlier this year.
Ultimately, Republicans from Moore to Trump himself are betting on a simple bottom line: Most Alabama conservatives simply won’t defect to a Democrat.
“If Alabama elects liberal Democrat Doug Jones, all of our progress will be stopped cold,” Trump says in a robocall the Moore campaign plans to push out Monday.
The president also invokes a common fear among Republicans, calling Jones “a puppet of Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer,” the Democratic House and Senate leaders in Washington, both of them reviled by conservative voters. “Roy Moore is the guy we need to pass our Make American Great Again agenda,” the president insists.
Moore’s baggage could make it difficult to draw conclusions about what the results might mean beyond Alabama, but both parties are watching closely.
Democrats need to flip 24 GOP-held seats to reclaim a House majority, and they’re trying to dent the slim Republican advantage in the Senate and its dominance of statehouses around the country. In many of those races, they’ll need the same thing Jones must get to win in Alabama: strong turnout among young and non-white voters, along with improved performance among suburban moderates.
A Jones victory would be hailed as a potential precursor, and Democrats have indicated they have a post-Alabama strategy even if Jones loses: They’ll take Alabama’s brand national, hammering Republicans as “the party of Donald Trump and Roy Moore.”

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Question: In America's Heartland, A Power Company Leads Charge For Electric Cars

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In the world of electric cars, there's a chicken-and-egg problem: More people might buy electric vehicles, or EVs, if they were confident there would always be a charger nearby. And businesses might install more chargers if there were more EVs on the road.
Now, utilities are stepping forward to solve this problem, and not just in California or the Northeast. A $20 million project launched two years ago by investor-owned Kansas City Power & Light, whose service area straddles the Kansas-Missouri border, has turned a Midwestern metropolitan area into one of the fastest-growing electric vehicle markets in the country.
"There's a little movement afoot here in the middle of flyover country," says Chuck Caisley, KCP&L's vice president for marketing and public affairs. "We're awfully excited about the prospect of this kind of transportation, and so we wanted to be catalytic to that."
At a time when Caisley estimates there were only 400 to 500 electric cars in the area, KCP&L announced it would install 1,000 charging stations throughout its service territory of more than 800,000 customers.
The stations are going up at workplaces, in apartment garages, at grocery stores, in city parking lots and malls, and near the baseball and football stadiums. The idea is to allow people to charge their cars as they do their cell phones, plugging in as they go about their daily lives.
For the first couple years, charging at the Clean Charge Network is free — and will remain free until at least this summer.
On a recent day, Sara and Adam Foote parked their car at a charging station in a public garage in Leawood, Kan., while they went for a drink. In the hour or so they spent in the bar, they added about 25 miles of charge to their Nissan Leaf, which they purchased 15 months ago.
"We've adapted our lifestyle, but I'd say that the charging stations — the abundance of them in Kansas City, has definitely made it very easy for us," Sara Foote says.
For KCP&L, this project is about clean energy and clean air, but it's also about selling more electricity without having to build more power plants. Caisley says KCP&L's power grid, which was built to work on hot summer days when air-conditioning use is at a maximum, is underutilized 80 percent of the time. Customers have already paid for the electrical grid and the power plants. A dramatic increase in electricity use would drive down KCP&L's per-unit cost, and could mean lower power bills for its customers.
"When you turn on an additional TV in your home, that's not enough to change that equation," Caisley says. "But when you talk about a segment [the auto industry] that's as much as 25 to 30 percent of the entire economy, and electrifying it, you're talking about a significant amount of increased electricity use, which means we're now using that infrastructure that customers have paid for so much more efficiently."
Caisley adds that the electricity the company is selling is getting cleaner all the time. Fossil fuels generate a declining share of the area's electricity. Nuclear and renewables account for nearly half of it.
"We just happen to sit in the Saudi Arabia equivalent of wind," he says.
KCP&L asked utility regulators in Missouri and Kansas for permission to add a 2- to 3-cent monthly fee to customers' bills to help pay for the installation and maintenance of the charging stations. Missouri regulators have yet to rule. Kansas regulators said no. They said the utility failed to prove a need for such an extensive network of charging stations, and they said KCP&L didn't make a compelling argument for why it should be taking the lead.
"We think KCP&L is certainly free to roll out whatever Clean Car Network program they want. The question becomes whether or not they impose the costs on a captive consumer. Our take on that is, simply not," says David Nickel, consumer counsel with the Kansas Citizens' Utility Ratepayer Board, the state agency that represents the interests of utility customers.
A version of this played out on a much larger scale in California a few years ago. Initial regulatory resistance there gave way to a legislative mandate to provide charging infrastructure.
Despite the Kansas ruling, KCP&L has moved forward with money from its investors. The company has built 850 of the 1,000 charging stations it has planned.
Overseeing this is Larry Kinder, founder and CEO of LilyPad EV. His company sells, installs and maintains charging stations for customers all over the country. KCP&L is his biggest customer by far.
From his home office in Overland Park, Kan., Kinder can monitor the stations his company has sold to see when they're in use and how long they're in use. Here's one measure of their abundance: At about 9 a.m. one weekday, only about 75 cars were charging at those 850 stations. But what Kinder has learned is: If you build it, they will come, and sometimes, very quickly.
Recently, a new charging station was installed outside an office building, and not two minutes after Kinder put it on the network, it was in use.
"Now, that was an employee who was sitting in his office, watching the electrician do the installation. He ran out, moved his electric car, plugged in and charged his car up," Kinder says. "It was wonderful."
Kinder, who has driven EVs since before they were sold commercially, says he's already thinking about what's needed next. For road trips, uninterrupted by long charging stops, there's a need for fast chargers that can add, say, 90 miles of range in a half-hour. Those are much more expensive to install. KCP&L and other companies have begun to invest along highway corridors.
"We're a little beyond Wild, Wild West, but I think not everything's laid out," Kinder says. "This is all still evolving. It will all still be evolving for 10 years, or more."

Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- U.K. Prime Minister Calls For Early Election.
-- In Japan, Pence Talks Trade And North Korea's Threat To The Region.
-- In The Rockies, Climate Change Spells Trouble For Cutthroat Trout.
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Blanket Primary Today for Georgia Congressional Seat. (FiveThirtyEight)
U.N. Says "Staggering" Number Of People Fleeing Mosul. (UN News Centre)
Hollywood Writers Will Vote On Possible Walkout. (New York Times)
Boeing Laying Off Hundreds Of Engineers, Mechanics. (USA Today)
Suspect In Deadly Washington State Mall Shooting Kills Self. (UPI)
All 4 NHL Playoff Games Went Into Overtime Last Night. (AP)
NASA Puts 360 Degree Camera Aboard Rocket For Today's Launch. (PBS)
Sweden's 'Failure' Museum Highlights Commercial Flops. (Daily Mail)


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Question: Wireless Brain Sensors Market - Dynamics, Forecast, Analysis and Supply Demand 2015-2023

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A Research Study Titled, “Wireless Brain Sensors Market By Product Type (Electroencephalography (EEG) Devices, Sleep Monitoring Devices, Accessories), Application (Traumatic Brain Injuries, Dementia, Parkinson’s Disease, Epilepsy, Sleep Disorders, Migraine, Stroke) Forecast 2014 To 2023”, Published By Crystal Market Research
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Market segment by Region
North America (United States and Canada)
Europe (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Russia, etc.)
Asia-Pacific (China, Japan, Korea, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, etc.)
Latin America (Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, etc.)
Middle East, Africa and Rest (South Africa, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, etc.)
Market segment by Types
Gasoline Engine Valves
Diesel Engine Valves
Market segment by Applications
Passenger Vehicle
Commercial Vehicle
Market segment by Player
Federal-Mogul
Eaton
Mahle
Fuji Oozx
Worldwide Auto
Aisan
Rane
Dengyun Auto-parts
ShengChi
Xin Yue
Yangzhou Guanghui
Nittan
Wode Valve
AnFu
JinQingLong
Tyen Machinery
Burg
SSV
Ferrea
Tongcheng
SINUS
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Table Of Content
1 Automotive Engine Valve Product Overview
1.1 Product Introduction
1.2 Industrial Chain Analysis
1.2.1 Upstream Raw Materials Analysis
1.2.2 Major Product Comparison Analysis
1.2.3 Downstream Users Analysis
2 Global Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
2.1 Global Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
2.2 Global Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2012-2017
2.3 Global Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2018-2023
2.4 Global Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2012-2017
2.5 Global Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Regions 2018-2023
3 North America Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
3.1 North America Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
3.2 North America Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
3.3 North America Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
3.4 North America Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
3.5 North America Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
4 Europe Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
4.1 Europe Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
4.2 Europe Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
4.3 Europe Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
4.4 Europe Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
4.5 Europe Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
5 Asia-Pacific Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
5.1 Asia-Pacific Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
5.2 Asia-Pacific Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
5.3 Asia-Pacific Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
5.4 Asia-Pacific Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
5.5 Asia-Pacific Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
6 Latin America Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
6.1 Latin America Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
6.2 Latin America Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
6.3 Latin America Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
6.4 Latin America Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
6.5 Latin America Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
7 Middle East, Africa and Rest Market Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve
7.1 Middle East, Africa and Rest Market Profile of Automotive Engine Valve
7.2 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
7.3 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
7.4 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Value Analysis of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2012-2017
7.5 Middle East, Africa and Rest Consumption Value Forecast of Automotive Engine Valve by Country 2018-2023
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Question: Anticipated or anticlimactic? Warriors-Cavs 4 in NBA Finals

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The first one deserved a sequel, which Cleveland won in the biggest comeback in NBA Finals history to even things up with Golden State.
Then with Kevin Durant joining Stephen Curry on one side and LeBron James leading the other, the Warriors and Cavaliers sent interest soaring as they rampaged toward the tiebreaker last season.
But the rubber match was a mismatch, and the Warriors are expected to win just as easily this time.
So as Round 4 of the record-setting rivalry begins Thursday night, has Warriors-Cavaliers become too much of a good thing?
"I don't think so," Golden State guard Klay Thompson said. "I think the rest of the NBA has got to get better. It's not our fault. I'm sure if you asked the fans of the Warriors and the Cavs around the world, whether it's in the Bay Area or in Cleveland, I'm sure they're happy with their team performance. The only people I hear saying that are fans from other teams, which is natural. I don't blame them. But as long as our fan base is happy, that's all that matters."
It's the first time in NBA, NFL, MLB or NHL history that the same teams are meeting four straight times in the championship round, and intrigue in the teams hasn't waned yet. The NBA had its most-watched conference finals since 2012, as both teams had to rally from 3-2 deficits to win Game 7s on the road.
But if this series quickly becomes as lopsided as some fear — ABC analyst Jeff Van Gundy said he couldn't remember a bigger gap between finals teams and said any game the Cavs win is a huge upset — many of those people who have tuned in the last few years might be looking for something else to watch by the time the series switches to Cleveland.
"If James and the Cavaliers win Game 1, you know, the interest is going to skyrocket because they are going to have done what very few — except for them maybe — think they can do, which is win at Golden State," Van Gundy said. "If they get blown out both games, it doesn't matter what we say. People aren't going to be as excited."
The players won't apologize for showing up again, or worry that it hurts the NBA.
"I mean, it may not be as suspenseful as a lot of people want it to be or as drama-filled," Durant said, "but that's what you've got movies and music for."

Many followers of the NBA are frustrated to see the same two teams in the Finals — Cleveland and Golden State — for the fourth consecutive year.
LeBron James has a message for these fans, and for the rest of the teams in the League: “If you want to see somebody else in the [Finals], then you gotta beat them.”
“If you want to see somebody else in the [Finals], then you gotta beat them.” LeBron weighs in on @cavs vs. @warriors for the fourth straight year in the #NBAFinals pic.twitter.com/vHKqQlVIM5 — NBA TV (@NBATV) May 30, 2018
Asked about the Finals rematch, Warriors All-Star Klay Thompson had a similar response, via Daniel Brown of the San Jose Mercury News:
#Warriors and #Cavs again!?? ‘The rest of the NBA has to get better,’ Klay Thompson says. ‘It’s not our fault.’ — Daniel Brown (@mercbrownie) May 30, 2018
Game 1 is set for 9pm ET Thursday at Oracle Arena.
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Question: Barotse Council Wants 2012 Resolutions Implemented

The Barotse National Council (BNC) has recognized the urgent need for a roadmap for the implementation of the BNC’s 2012 resolutions.
This follows a recent meeting with the Kuta of Barotseland at Limulunga which was followed by a courtesy call on the Litunga Lubosi Imwiko II to express concern over the non-implementation of the Barotse National Council Resolutions of 2012.
The Council in 2012 resolved that the Barotse government should within 30 days put in place a transition process leading to taking over all government functions in Barotseland and the election of the Katengo Legislative Council.
BNC member William Harrington tells QTV News that the council has also observed the need to draft a constitution for the Barotseland and guide dialogue with the Zambian government on the disengagement process of the Barotseland from Zambia.
Mr. Harrington says the Council is of the view that dialogue with the government should be premised on orderly disengagement of the Zambian governance structures to pave way for handover to the administrative set up of the Barotseland government system.
He explains that the Council delegation also emphasised that any engagement with the Zambian government over the matter of Barotseland must not depart from the letter and spirit of the BNC 2012 resolution that Barotseland will separate not secede.

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-- Iran's Foreign Minister: Renegotiating Nuclear Deal Would Damage U.S. Credibility.
-- Border Patrol Agent Acquitted In 2012 Fatal Shooting Of Mexican Teen.
-- Prince's Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Hospital, Pharmacy Chain.
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Question: Super Bowl Could Pose School Bus Problems

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While plenty of people across the region are preparing for Sunday's big game, some parents in our region are concerned about getting their kids to school on Monday. NBC10's Ted Greenberg explains how some school buses may be impacted. (Published 2 hours ago)
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Question: Baby Borrow Rental’s Car Seats Help to Keep Children Safe on Long Trips

The rental company for baby equipment in South Florida, Baby Borrow Rental, offers a variety of car seats to help families protect their babies while they travel around Florida.
[Fort Lauderdale, 07/04/2018] — Baby Borrow Rental has a wide selection of baby car seats for families to rent while they visit Florida. Car seats are essential accessories to keep children safe during long drives.
The company explains that renting a car seat for a child is a better option to avoid the inconvenience of bringing extra baggage. Families can rent the car seat for at least three days up to four weeks.
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Families will have more fun visiting different places in Florida when they know their child is safe. Baby Borrow Rental offers an extensive collection of baby car seats to help families have a more enjoyable trip.
Baby Borrow Rental’s high-quality car seats give full protection to a child. Each car seat undergoes inspection and sanitation to maintain their safety. Baby Borrow Rental carries a variety of car seat options from reliable baby equipment brands including Britax, Chicco, Graco, and more.
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Baby Borrow Rental’s collection of car seats varies in styles that can accommodate every child’s needs. It could be a regular variety with a snug adjustable harness or parents can go for the carry all-in-one stroller and infant car seat models.
One of the top-rated car seats is the Britax Boulevard car seat. This car seat has two layers of impact protection and a strong stabilizing steel frame. This structure will provide optimal protection to the child.
The company offers specific pricing for every length of stay. In case the family has some changes with their schedule, they can pay for additional rate for each extra day.
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Question: California man convicted of torture deaths of 2 children

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A jury in Northern California convicted a 20-year-old man of torturing, starving and beating two children whose bodies were found in a storage unit.
KSBW-TV in Salinas reports a jury on Monday found Gustavo Curiel guilty in the 2015 killings of a 7-year-old boy and his 3-year-old sister. The jury also found him guilty of torturing their older sister in their Salinas apartment.
Curiel's former girlfriend and the children's relative, 42-year-old Tami Huntsman, pleaded guilty in February to two counts of murder. The children were in Huntsman's care.
Authorities found the oldest child, then 9, injured in the backseat of an SUV in December 2015.
The child told investigators that Huntsman and Curiel killed her younger siblings on Thanksgiving after she was caught stealing a bagel.
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The pink-ball Test could be back on.
The pink-ball Test could be back on.
CRICEKT Australia's bid to secure an Adelaide day-night Test next summer has gained significant momentum with India understood to be playing a pink-ball fixture against West Indies this year.
The Advertiser on Monday revealed Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland would employ concerted efforts behind the scenes lobbying at this week's ICC meeting in Kolkata to convince India to play a day-night Test in Adelaide from December 6 this year.
An unnamed Indian media source last Sunday said the BCCI (Indian Cricket Board) had no interest in pursuing day-night Tests.
However, internal conflict within the BCCI often scrambles decision making and messaging.
BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhary reportedly confirmed at the ICC meeting that one of two Tests - in Hyderabad or Rajkot - against West Indies this year will be played under day-night conditions.
"I had consulted the Indian team management, the selectors, the office bearers and all were in agreement that one of the two Tests against West Indies will be a day-night Test," Chaudhary said.
India initially resisted the introduction of the Twenty20 format until 2007 when it won the inaugural World T20 in South Africa and stubbornly opposed using the Decision Review System until 2016.
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A Cricket Australia spokesman told The Advertiser that "negotiations were ongoing with India" over the prospect of a day night Test in Adelaide.
India is the last major nation to adopt the day-night cricket phenomenon pioneered by South Australian Cricket Association boss Keith Bradshaw.

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Question: Fire destroys mobile home on Market

A fire destroyed a mobile home in the Stage Stop Mobile Court on West Market Street early Tuesday evening.
A man who was in the mobile home next to the fire who did not wish to give his name said he heard a pop go off around 6:30 p.m. and ran to the back of his home, where he saw flames in the mobile home next door through his window.
He and another man and a woman who were in that mobile home rushed outside with their two dogs and the man who first spotted the fire said he tried to kick the door in of the trailer that was on fire to make sure no one was inside but he couldn’t get it open.
Silver City firefighters arrived on scene shortly after and 10 firefighters doused the flames just after 6:45 p.m.
Silver City Fire Department Capt. Nathaniel Schwarz said there he also heard popping noises coming from inside the trailer, which he said were most likely caused by aerosol cans.
The fire totally destroyed the trailer, which did not have any power or gas hooked up to it, said Fire Chief Milo Lambert. He said the cause of the fire is still under investigation. No injuries were reported.
Lambert said the resident spoke to the police and has already found a place to stay. The owner of the trailer said it will be removed from the property.
C.P. Thompson may be reached at cp@scdaily press.com.

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