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Question: The Perplexing Psychology Of Saving For Health Care

Spending your own money on health care might mean that you'll be more frugal with it. That's the theory behind health savings accounts, a decades-old GOP concept that's sparking renewed interest on Capitol Hill as Republican lawmakers look for ways to replace the Affordable Care Act.
HSAs are like personal savings accounts — with a difference. As with a retirement account, money put into an HSA can be invested, and any growth in the fund accumulates tax-free. Withdrawals can be made at any time, and they are tax-free, too — but the money can only be used to pay for certain medical expenses, such as health insurance deductibles, or for copays for hospital care or a visit to the doctor.
Currently, HSAs are only available to people who have high-deductible health plans, meaning they usually pay a few thousand dollars for medical care each year before their insurance kicks in to pay its share. While HSA participation is growing, only about 20 million people out of the 176 million who have health insurance participate in these savings accounts, according to a 2015 report by the Association of Health Insurance Plans.
Why don't more people who are eligible for HSAs have them? For one thing, not everyone has money to contribute upfront. But psychologists and behavioral economists point out that even many people who have the extra cash on hand confront big psychological barriers to saving.
"How we think and feel is directly tied to our ability to make 'good' financial decisions," says Alycia DeGraff, a board member and secretary of the Financial Therapy Association. DeGraff says when faced with financial decisions about the future, many people simply get stressed-out.
"These stressors can become so overwhelming that ... we can become debilitated and ignore the situation all together," she says. "Or we can practice any kind of defense mechanism — entitlement, suppression, overcompensation, isolation, etc. — to try and deal with [it]."
This may explain, at least in part, why middle-class Americans are pretty bad at saving money in general. Only about half of us have money in any sort of retirement account. And those of us who are parents have only saved, on average, enough to pay for about one year at an in-state college for our kids.
Saving money is hard. It means setting aside what we want now for something we think we'll want or need later. And we live in a culture that offers a lot of pretty, shiny, things to buy RIGHT NOW.
Plus, we all pretend we won't get old or sick.
"People are predictably irrational," says Dr. Mitesh Patel, especially when it comes to money. He's a behavioral economist, physician and assistant professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine.
But many of us really hate to lose money, Patel says, which is what makes the concept of HSAs is so appealing.
For example he and his colleagues published a study last year in the Annals of Internal Medicine on what motivates people to lose weight, and found that the way a financial incentive was framed made all the difference.
The researchers observed three groups of people for 13 weeks. They told one group to walk 7,000 steps a day. About 30 percent of the group did so. Meanwhile, people assigned to the second group were told they'd be paid $1.40 every day they walked 7,000 steps. About 35 percent of the second group did so.
Here's the kicker: Each person in the third group was paid $42 upfront and was docked $1.40 each time they failed to meet their goal. Forty-five percent of that group met the assigned goal, Patel says. People hate to lose money.
Another way to encourage more saving might be to make HSAs operate more like the 401(k)s that required people who didn't want to participate to actively opt out of the plan — rather than requiring people who want to contribute to opt in. "This creates a path of least resistance," Patel says.
Of course, setting up and overseeing such a plan would likely cost the government some money, he notes.
People with HSAs do use less health care than those without such plans, a recent study from the Employee Benefits Research Institute suggests. But it's unclear whether they actually improve their health. Prescription drug costs went down for people enrolled in HSAs in the EBRI study, but emergency room visits went up — particularly for lower-income families.
Then there's the issue of figuring out how much you, as an individual or a family, would need to save for health care — it's not easy to find out the average price for a medical test or procedure in your town, let alone how much that price varies from doctor to doctor or hospital to hospital.
"If you want to save for a house, you can pretty much figure out the math," Patel says. "But if you go to a doctor, they don't give you a menu for prices."
To really increase their health savings — or any savings — we'd all need to change our mindset, says Degraff, the financial therapist.
"People would have to first take a dose of reality and get real about their future selves," she says. Naturally, we thing our future selves will be "better, healthier, more financially secure," she adds. But, for many of us, health and income eventually decline with age. We need to save more now for later.
HSAs can be useful, Degraff notes, but only for those who have enough cash to pay their day-to-day expenses — plus a little left over.
"A lot of people don't even have a regular emergency fund savings," DeGraff says, "especially those that are already struggling to pay for health insurance."

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Police are hunting masked men who burst in on a couple while they were watching TV and stole cash and jewellery.
The couple were forced to stay in their living room on Saturday 30 September. in Hamilton Close in Worthing while the theives searched their house.
The incident occurred about 8.15pm.
When the men left, cash and jewellery - the latter of particular sentimental value - were found to have been stolen. The couple, in their 70s, were shaken but unhurt, police say.
All the intruders were described as white, in their mid-20s, all clean shaven, all with short brown hair and between 5ft 9ins and 5ft 10ins tall.
One had blue eyes and was wearing a baseball cap and grey anorak.
A second was also wearing a baseball cap, bearing an NYC logo, and a dark scarf covering the lower part of his face.
The third man wore a red and yellow mask or scarf over his face and was carrying a large Stanley screwdriver with a yellow and black handle.
Detective Constable Jo Duncan, of Worthing Investigations, said: “Officers searched the area and carried out house-to-house enquiries.
“Although this is thought to have been an isolated incident, patrols are continuing.”
Anyone who saw or heard anything suspicious in the area on Saturday evening, or who may have other information of help to detectives, is asked to report details online or to phone 101, quoting serial 1241 of 30/09.
Alternatively please visit the Crimestoppers website or contact the independent charity anonymously on 0800 555 111.

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Due to unexpected health issues, the Michael Stanley and The Resonators concerts on Dec. 22 and 23 at Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park are postponed.
"You may have heard that there have been a few things go wrong in my life here–that would be right. Unfortunately, I've now moved on to coronary bypass surgery. I thought, 'Ya know, there are guys out here getting double bypasses, I don't want to be the low man on the totem pole, so I said 'let's go for four," said Stanley, 69, in a prepared statement.
"Nevertheless, it could be a while until I get back to full strength here. I'd like to thank all the well-wishers your phone calls, texts and emails. You guys keep rockin' and I will talk to you later," he added.
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A 25-year-old woman was shot in Cleveland on Friday.
The Cleveland Police Department said the woman was shot around 5 p.m. on Feb. 2 on the 2000 block of Lorain Avenue.
The victim was transported to a local hospital.
At this time the identity of the victim has not been released.
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On Friday, employees of BP Exploration Alaska discovered an uncontrolled gas leak in an oil and gas well on Alaska's North Slope, near the community of Deadhorse. Soon after, they determined that the well was also spraying a mist of crude oil.
BP reported the leak and formed a "unified command," which included responders from Alaska's Department of Environmental Conservation, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, and the North Slope Borough.
The well vented gas throughout the weekend. By Sunday, the crude was no longer spraying, and workers were able to activate a safety valve that reduced the pressure of the gas.
On Monday, nearly three days after the leak was found, ADEC announced the unified command had to managed to "kill" the well overnight and end the gas leak.
"The area impacted is limited to gravel," says Candice Bressler, spokesperson for ADEC. "There have been no reports of impacted wildlife." Oil droplets were found on about 1.5 acres of the well's drill pad, according to The Associated Press.
The community of Nuiqsut, 50 miles west of the site, had been notified of the incident, but was not evacuated.
"Responders determined that the well had 'jacked up,' or risen, approximately 3 – 4 feet; this vertical movement of the well caused the pressure gauge to break off and prevented operations from pumping into the well to kill it," ADEC reported.
BP began drilling at the massive Prudhoe Bay oil field in 1968. It has generated more than 12 billion barrels of oil, according to BP, and remains one of North America's largest oil fields.
The leak happened amid efforts to boost output from aging wells and reach new supplies in the North Slope's oil fields, reports Bloomberg:
"North Slope production rose to 565,000 barrels a day in March, its highest level since December 2013. That's still down by almost three-quarters from the peak of more than 2 million barrels in the late 1980s."
In a 2011 settlement with the Department of Justice, BP agreed to pay a $25 million civil penalty and carry out a "system-wide integrity management program" after it spilled more than 5,000 barrels of crude oil from its pipelines on Alaska's North Slope in 2006. Five years later, BP agreed to pay more than $20 billion in penalties for the 2010 Deepwater Horizon accident and oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

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Question: Jordan Pickford girlfriend: Who is Megan Davison? World Cup hero’s childhood sweetheart

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Jordan Pickford, 24, became the hero of the hour last night as his magnificent save secured England a spot in the World Cup quarter-final.
England faced Colombia in the first knockout stage of the tournament, and the teams were level at 1-1 at full-time.
After extra time England and Colombia were still even, meaning the dreaded penalty shootout was imminent.
After a tense round of penalties, Pickford made a crucial save sending the Three Lions to the quarter-final.
The goalie’s girlfriend, Megan Davison, was visibly a nervous wreck as she watched from the stands.
The stunning blonde is supporting her boyfriend in Russia during the World Cup.

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The 47-year-old manager and former England footballer led the team to victory for the first time in 12 years in a World Cup knockout game. As fans in the stadium in Moscow and across the country back home celebrated the incredible success, Southgate’s leading lady and wife of over 20 years Alison was among the first to shower him with praise. When he made his way into the stands to see his family, she wrapped her arms round him in a loving embrace. The England boss was pictured planting a kiss on her cheek, clearly ecstatic after the win. His two children, Mia and Flynn, were also on hand to congratulate their father, who couldn’t stop smiling.
The fiery game against Colombia, which saw them awarded no fewer than six yellow cards (with England picking up two as well) was kicked into top gear by captain Harry Kane when he scored the opening goal shortly after half time. While the score remained at 1-0 until the 93rd minute, Colombia’s equaliser sent them into a tense period of extra time. Still goalless half an hour later, the teams faced a penalty showdown. With England goalie Jordan Pickford managing to save one of Colombia’s efforts, the Three Lions secured a victory which sets them up to face Sweden in the quarter final on Saturday. Southgate struggle to contain his emotions after the nerve-wracking penalty shoot-out and was seen wiling up as he dashed on to the pitch to congratulate his men.
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Poignant snaps show him hugging star striker Kane and also congratulating Eric Dier, who found the back of the net with the final penalty of the match. Southgate’s wife wasn’t the only significant other in the crowd cheering on their partner. Becky Vardy, Jack Butland’s fiancée Annabel Peyton and Dele Alli’s girlfriend Ruby Mae were all decked out in football shirts to show their support for the team. After the game, Dele Alli, 22, was seen making his way over to the stands where model Ruby, 23, planted a huge kiss on his lips. She put on a glamorous display, flashing a glimpse of her toned midriff by wearing her shirt knotted to form a crop top.
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Porter Superior Court Judge Julia Jent wanted Wednesday’s graduation ceremony for veterans courts participants to focus on the veterans’ accomplishments.
Much of it did, with one of the program’s mentors reading letters by each of the six graduates about their struggles with substance abuse and the hard work they put in to get through the court program.
The ceremony, though, undeniably focused on Jent herself, who retires Friday after being appointed to the bench in 1997 and starting the veterans court program in 2010. The program has seen 82 graduates, including Wednesday’s class.
“I’m not going to speak because you do not want to see a judge in a robe crying. It’s bittersweet, obviously,” she said shortly before introducing Gov. Eric Holcomb, who honored her with a state award.
“Though I’m retiring I do plan on – I’m not crying – continuing to do some work with veterans court,” Jent said. “This is so needed.”
Earlier this month, Holcomb announced that he had appointed Michael Drenth, a deputy prosecutor with the Porter County prosecutor’s office since 1992, to replace Jent.
Drenth has pledged to keep the court going “and keep it going strong,” Jent said, adding he will be reaching out to local veterans organizations.
Holcomb singled out Jent for her efforts on behalf of the court, noting the transformational work it does and how Jent, a veteran herself, has poured her heart, mind and soul into it. While she started the court, he added, it’s now known across the state and his office regularly receives calls on how to start a similar program.
The court’s graduates could attest that Jent was no pushover and administered tough love, he said.
“This court and your leadership has made this state better. I think that’s an indisputable fact,” Holcomb said, noting the lives saved by the court and Jent’s 52-year marriage to her husband, Jack. “You think of this legacy Julia Jent has left for all of us and she’s done it with distinction, day after day, year after year.”
Porter County Sheriff David Reynolds lauded the court’s success over the years and said it’s difficult to replicate because of its mentors.
“Your recidivism rate is 5 percent. That’s phenomenal. That means 95 percent of you are going to make it,” he told the graduates.
The veterans court, which was officially certified in September 2011, started with collaboration between Jent, Deputy Prosecutor Adam Burroughs and local attorneys who noticed the increasing number of veterans coming through the courts and their need for additional services, said Tammy O’Neil, director of PACT, which provides support services to those going through the court system.
“Today veterans court continues in its passion to provide veterans the services they need in the pathway to healing,” she said.
Israel Toledo graduated from the program two years ago and is now one of its mentors. An Army veteran, Toledo said he suffered from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and anger management and struggled with addiction to drugs and alcohol.
Veterans court became his salvation even if he didn’t realize it at first, he said.
“I hated it. It’s not easy,” he said.
The program, though, set him on a new path. A year after he completed veterans court, Toledo started taking classes at a community college in the Chicago suburbs. He has since been accepted to Harvard University’s online program, one of several Ivy League schools that accepted him, and got a B-minus in his first course.
His hope is to eventually transfer into the Boston school and finish his degree there. Toledo said that’s what veterans court can give to other graduates and he needed the supervision, and for someone to give him the tools to heal.
“This is what the whole program is about, giving veterans a second chance at life,” he said.
Amy Lavalley is a freelance reporter for the Post-Tribune.
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The Killers have released a new single titled “The Man.”
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By Scott T. Sterling
When he’s not recording heartbreaking songs, Sam Smith can be pretty funny.
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Set to serve as the musical guest on this week’s episode of Saturday Night Live (Oct. 7), Smith teamed up with host Gal Gadot of Wonder Woman fame and cast member Kenen Thompson for a pair of comedic promos.
In the first, Smith even gets to deliver the punchline, as he cheekily offers a personal makeup tip.
It’s Smith’s second time as the musical guest on SNL, following his debut in 2014.
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Question: Wisconsin property owners appeal ruling in Foxconn lawsuit

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MOUNT PLEASANT, Wis. (AP)  Property owners in southeastern Wisconsin who believe they won't be fully compensated for land Foxconn Technology Group needs to build a $10 billion plant are appealing a ruling dismissing their case.
A dozen property owners filed a federal lawsuit in January alleging the village of Mount Pleasant's use of eminent domain is unconstitutional because it is for private rather than public benefit. They say the offers for their properties are too low.
The village is acquiring 18 acres (7 hectares) from landowners for the Foxconn complex.
The lawsuit alleged the village was planning on to label some properties as blighted, which the property owners said would violate their Fifth Amendment rights.
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Judge Lynn Adelman of the U.S. Eastern District of Wisconsin dismissed the suit this month, calling it "not cognizable."
"That defendants offered to pay some property owners substantially more than others to acquire their properties is hardly 'oppressive' in any actionable sense," Adelman wrote. "The facts alleged in the operative complaint do not come close to allowing me to infer that defendants violated it."
The property owners' attorney, Erik Olsen, filed the appeal Tuesday, The Journal Times reported .
The legal appeal won't stop the project, said Alan Marcuvitz, an attorney for the village.
"We do not believe there is any merit to this lawsuit, which was confirmed in the decision by the U.S. District Court, granting the village's motion to dismiss the case," Marcuvitz said in a statement. "We are confident that the Appeals Court will reach the same conclusion."
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An administrative law judge in Minnesota has dealt a setback to a proposed gas-fired power plant in Superior, Wis.
Minnesota Power wants to join with Dairyland Power Cooperative to build the plant, saying it would provide backup for wind energy that the Minnesota utility is adding to its system.
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Minnesota Public Radio reports that several clean energy groups oppose the project, saying approving the fossil fuel plant would make it impossible for Minnesota to meet its emissions targets.
Minnesota Power says it will reviewing the judge’s recommendations.
Her findings are not binding on the commission, which is expected to consider Minnesota Power’s petition this fall.


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Question: Japan carmakers make fresh push on hydrogen stations

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TOKYO] A consortium of Japanese auto giants on Tuesday announced plans to set up a new company next year to build more hydrogen refuelling stations, in an effort to bring fuel-cell cars into the mainstream.
There are currently 2,200 fuel-cell cars in Japan with 91 hydrogen stations, according to the industry ministry, but a lack of stations has been a major hurdle for carmakers as they seek to boost production.
A total of 11 firms, including Toyota - the manufacturer of the Mirai, the world's first mass-market hydrogen fuel-cell car - Nissan, Honda and the Japan unit of French industrial gases company Air Liquide have agreed to form the company.
The new firm wants to build 80 stations in the first four years of operation, the companies said in a joint press statement.
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Fuel-cells work by combining hydrogen and oxygen in an electrochemical reaction, which produces electricity. This can then be used to power vehicles or home generators.
Toyota launched the Mirai - which means "future" in Japanese - in late 2014 as it looked to push further into the fast-growing market for environmentally friendly cars.
The Mirai was its first mass-market hydrogen fuel-cell car, after Toyota scored a win with the top-selling Prius hybrid, which combines a regular engine and rechargeable electric battery.
A Mirai fuel-cell vehicle costs 6.7 million yen (S$79,821, nearly double a comparable electric car.
But it does not emit CO2, has a longer cruising range and takes only a few minutes to refuel, compared with several hours required for an electric rival.
Last year, Nissan said it was developing fuel-cell technology that can power cars using plant-based ethanol, a first for the auto industry, and hopes to launch the system in time for Tokyo's 2020 Olympics.
Nissan said the system would be cheaper than rival offerings because it avoids the huge cost of setting up filling stations and would not require bulky hydrogen tanks to be stored on board.
Under a 2016 plan, the Japanese government and the auto industry aim to introduce 160 stations and 40,000 fuel-cell vehicles by March 2021.
By March 2018, there will be nine more stations.
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TOKYO: Toyota Motor Corp said on Wednesday it was recalling all of the roughly 2,800 zero-emission Mirai cars on the road due to problems with the output voltage generated by their fuel cell system.
Toyota said that under unique driving conditions, such as if the accelerator pedal is depressed to the wide open throttle position after driving on a long descent while using cruise control, there was a possibility the output voltage generated by the fuel cell boost converter could exceed the maximum voltage.
To date, Toyota has sold about 2,840 Mirai cars in Japan, the United States and some markets in Europe, as well as the United Arab Emirates.
Toyota dealers will update the fuel cell system software at no cost to the customer, it said. The process will take about half an hour, it said.
Toyota first began selling the hydrogen-fueled Mirai in December 2014 in Japan, its home market, in a bid to lead the industry in the nascent technology. Toyota has promoted fuel cell vehicles as the most sensible next-generation option to hybrids, although a lack of hydrogen fuelling stations remains a major hurdle for mass consumption.
(Reporting by Chang-Ran Kim)


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Question: Rockies' Mike Dunn: Looks to bounce back in 2018

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Dunn has allowed one run on five hits and one walk through 5.1 innings this spring.
Dunn had a disappointing 2017 season, finishing with a 4.47 ERA and 57 strikeouts across 50.1 innings. He'll look to rebound this year after an impressive start to spring training. Dunn figures to sit near the front end of Colorado's bullpen and should expect to see plenty of high-leverage innings during 2018.

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The game had a rare 4:10 p.m. start time as part of a team marketing experiment. An estimated 2,000 fans witnessed the first pitch in sunny, 59-degree weather. The announced attendance was 10,761.
IN DANNY'S CORNER
Former Mariners teammates and their wives remained in contact with the family of White Sox RHP Danny Farquhar, who underwent surgery for a brain aneurysm last weekend. He spent the 2013-15 seasons with the team.
"You just want to give his family enough space, but you also want to do all you can to be there for support," said C Mike Zunino, Farquhar's ex-batterymate. "When you first hear something like this happens, it's really scary because you have don't know what's going to happen. It seems like each day we hear something positive, so that's a really good feeling."
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Mariners: 1B Ryon Healy (sprained right ankle) neared his return from the disabled list with a two-run single and walk in four plate appearances for Double-A Arkansas Tuesday.
White Sox: LHP Carlos Rodon (left shoulder surgery) pitched three innings Monday against the Reds in an extended spring game in Arizona. He could rejoin the parent club in late May.
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Mariners: RHP Felix Fernandez (2-2, 5.06 ERA) will take a career 6-6 mark vs. the White Sox into the series finale Wednesday. He was a 4-3 winner in his only appearance against them last year.
White Sox: RHP James Shields (1-2, 6.17) comes off his worst start of the season, a 10-0 blowout against the Houston Astros in which he allowed seven earned runs in 5 1/3 innings.
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Re: Dying a good death with dignity (The St. Catharines Standard July 28)
We are blessed to have The Stabler Centre and it’s oh-so-wonderful staff and volunteers. What Hospice Niagara provides our community goes way beyond those 10 beds, meeting the needs of those with a life-limiting illness - and their loved ones - with a day program, home visits, grief work, and more. Much more.
However there is a missing piece. Sadly, it denies its residents their legal right to choose medical assistance in dying (MAID). That’s wrong. You see, it’s their life, their choice.
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Greenspace being sacrificed for money
So like good boys and girls we are to share in the joyous fact that another chunk of Niagara region is going under the shovel.
Thorold Mayor Ted Luciani is ecstatic Toronto people are coming and he says “developers are wasting no time with current projects” - translation , they’re slapping them up.
Greed has replaced commonsense.
The tax base is the creed of the day, politicians spout it steadily.
Wildlife, nature are not important, it’s money folks, money.
Pelham, once a unique special place, has been transformed by Mayor Dave Augustyn into a predictable concrete sterile place. Wainfleet Mayor April Jeffs, along with Couns. Ted Hessels and Terry Gilmore, recently gave a 41-unit condo development the green light on property which was home to endangered Fowler toads, bald eagles, etc. Lowbanks, Fenwick, Port Robinson and Welland are all being bulldozed under.
Take note that in Niagara politicians’ puff pieces there is no mention of destroying wildlife habitats, green spaces, healthy living for those of us who have paid taxes for years. No, all these shortsighted politicians continually discuss is the “tax base.”
Toronto people choose their way of life to make fortunes in the city and now like the ants running to the land of plenty the grasshopper worked so hard for, they will overtake and devour what we once were.
Forget your children and grandchildren’s right to a healthy happy future, it is about the tax base.
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So proud of the students here and abroad leading the movement denouncing gun violence with the March for Our Lives, National School Walkouts, voter registration drives, etc., and bringing to the forefront what many of us have been saying for years.
The Second Amendment pertains to a “well-regulated militia” defending the “security of a free State” not the use of weapons of war such as assault rifles by civilians to attack innocent victims in schools, churches, concerts, etc.
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Question: Ed Sheeran’s Voice is Last Thing Dying Teen Hears

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By Annie Reuter
Ed Sheeran is well known for his chart-topping hits but the singer/songwriter also has a heart of gold. During a recent episode of Ireland’s The Ray D’Arcy Show, one young man told a story about how the singer granted his sister her dying wish.
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Sheeran fan Triona Priestly lost a long battle with cystic fibrosis in 2014 and her brother, Aiden, recently recounted her final moments and the happiness Sheeran brought her.
“We were in this small little ICU room,” he recalled. “Triona in this huge bed covered in tubes and machines. My brother left the room. He returned then and said, ‘I’m just going to put you on loud speaker,’ and he clicks it, then Ed Sheeran comes on and saying, ‘Hi Triona. I hear you’re a big fan.’”
Sheeran spoke to Triona for a moment and said that he heard her favorite song was “Little Bird.” Then he played the tune in its entirety for her.
“Then we hang up on him, probably a bit rude at the time, and the doctor lifts the stethoscope to tell us her heart had stopped. And we take the mask off because she’d been on a machine to breathe—and in that moment, I remember, a burst of light comes from the window and she smiled,” he added.
Sheeran first learned about Triona’s struggle when fans launched a Twitter campaign #SongForTri. When he heard she had died Sheeran paid tribute to Triona.
Aidan Priestley on @edsheeran's amazing act of kindness to his late sister Triona in her last moments. #RayDarcy https://t.co/RWh3ggQYl6 —
The Ray D'Arcy Show (@RTERayDarcyShow) April 15, 2017

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LAWTON, OK (KSWO)— Fidelity Communications will break ground on System Upgrade Project in Lawton on August 14th. Fidelity Communications will replace 20-year-old technology with updated versions to improve service and reliability to Fidelity customers in the area.
“Fidelity’s commitment to providing superior customer service and innovative technologies is constant, and we believe that this full system upgrade will benefit our customers greatly,” Brian Alldredge, the Lawton General Manager at Fidelity Communications says.
Crews will be replacing every node and amplifier at scheduled times. There will be a brief series of outages for a minimum of two days throughout the night and some during daytime hours. Customers will be notified when the outage will occur in their area in order to have time to prepare.
For more information about the Lawton System Upgrade Project, visit www.fidelitycommunications.com.
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Cruisin' the Chisholm Trail: 'Duncan's 10th Annual Car Show' - KSWO, Lawton, OK- Wichita Falls, TX: News, Weather, Sports. ABC, 24/7, Telemundo - DUNCAN, OK - Main Street Duncan will celebrate the 10th Annual Cruisin' the Chisholm Trail Car Show this weekend.
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Question: Changes in leadership coming for several Flint schools

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FLINT, MI - Leaders have been selected for four Flint Community Schools buildings.
Flint Board of Education members recently approved the new leaders at Durant-Tuuri Mott Elementary School, Scott Middle School, Neithercut Elementary School, and Southwestern Classical Academy, which will soon house all high school students.
Acting Durant-Tuuri-Mott principal Angela Ascencio-Mindlin was chosen to fill the position on a full-time basis.
Ascencio-Mindlin moved into the role on an interim basis in March after former principal Shelly Umphrey was picked to become the assistant superintendent in place of Sherri Merriweather, who was placed on leave and tendered her resignation, effective June 30.
Former emergency manager named interim Flint schools superintendent
Kelly Field, the current principal at Flint Northwestern High School, will move over to become principal at the reopening Scott School building. The school will house some of the district's seventh- and eighth-grade students.
The Averill Avenue building, which formerly served as an elementary school, closed in 2015 but it's set to reopen with assistance from $755,000 in state funding.
Umphrey previously said Durant-Tuuri-Mott has a higher student population already "so we're able to make the shift in the number of kids they have over there to Scott because you want to be able to control the receiving numbers on the Scott end."
Closed Flint elementary will reopen for school next year
Christopher Ochodnicky will move from his academic engagement officer role at Holmes STEM Academy to become principal at Neithercut Elementary.
At the high school level, Calvin Sims will become principal of Southwestern Classical Academy.
The former New Standard Academy principal is leaving his position as principal at Muskegon Heights Academy to fill the spot.
Maria Boyd-Springer, Southwestern's current principal, will become the alternative education director at the Accelerated Learning Academy, which will continue operating at Northwestern High School in the fall.
Flint Northwestern remaining open for some students in the fall
Karen Christian, president of the United Teachers of Flint Union, has said teachers there took a no-confidence vote against Boyd-Springer in late April.
The changes are effective June 18.
Michael Hall, the district's executive director of human resources, said hires for additional leadership roles are in the works.
"This is just the beginning," he said, noting the district would soon move forward with filling assistant principal positions "to complete these transitions so we have a much stronger team moving forward next year."
The district is also seeking a new superintendent for the upcoming school year.
Interim Superintendent Gregory Weatherspoon commented on the day he was hired that he will not seek the job on a full-time basis, with his employment agreement expiring June 30.

The year 2016 marked a year of resolution concerning many issues that have affected Nash-Rocky Mount Public Schools over the past couple years. Superintendent Dr. Shelton Jefferies took the helm of the school system in January, after months of turmoil over the expulsion of former Superintendent Dr. Anthony Jackson and months of searching for a new school leader.
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Question: NoshFest, Feeding the 5,000, Free Sushi Burritos, Vegan Oktoberfest

In addition to all the thanksgiving feasts planned around Toronto, upcoming food events include NoshFest, the city's Jewish food festival, as well as eating contests for both ramen and poutine. You'll also want to capitalize on the free sushi burritos and cheesecake on offer.

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Street Eats, the Shepherd Express’ popular food truck event, returns to the Third Ward this Friday with an Irish theme. But it also features more than a dozen food trucks with appetizing selections that span the globe from Jamaica to India, from Brazil to the American South. You’ll find everything from hamburgers and waffles to jerk chicken and vegetable biryani.
And don’t forget the beer. Lakefront Brewery will be pouring five different beers. The first purchase is $5 and comes with a souvenir cup. Refills will be $4.
There will be lots to do aside from eating and drinking. Milwaukee Irish Fest will be on hand with games and giveaways and Milwaukee Irish Dance Company and the Cashel Dennehy School of Irish Dance will perform. The Hearthfire Duo will provide Irish music.
Street Eats Food Vendors include: Chillwaukee, Drift, GypsySoul, Ian’s Pizza, Jamaican Kitchen, Jericho’s BBQ, Marco Pollo, Palermo’s Pizza, Pedro’s South American Food, Pig Tailz, Press Belgian Liege Waffles, Punjabi Accent, Rich’s House of Cakes, Shawarma House, Taqueria La Guacamaya, Tasty Café, That Salsa Lady, The Fatty Patty, Tudo Sabor Brasil and YellowBellies.
Street Eats runs 4-8 p.m. on Friday, July 28 at Catalano Square in the Historic Third Ward.


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OKLAHOMA CITY — Ongoing drought and wildfires have cattle ranchers in at least five Southwestern U.S. states scrambling for hay or pastureland, while others are selling off some of their herds.
Extreme and exceptional drought conditions have contributed to wildfires in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and New Mexico, delaying the growth of or destroying grass and wheat used to feed cattle in spring.
“Finding hay out here in this part of the state is next to impossible,” according to rancher Darrel Shepherd of Custer, Oklahoma, about 80 miles (129 kilometres) west of Oklahoma City. “Pastureland is really hard to find right now … the wheat, with the drought and all, the wheat is no good.”
Northwestern Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Panhandle — nearly 20 per cent of the state — are rated in exceptional drought, the most severe category. Exceptional drought is also reported in parts of the Texas Panhandle, Colorado, Kansas, New Mexico and in Utah and Arizona.
Federal agriculture officials in New Mexico said ranchers may not have feed to maintain their herd sizes and that some are already trimming their herds, while farmers along the Rio Grande are bracing for less water to irrigate their crops.
In northwestern Oklahoma, two large wildfires that burned about 545 square miles (1412 sq. kilometres) destroyed pastures, but rains this past weekend helped firefighters bring the flames under control and began the process of restoring grassland.
“This last weekend was a godsend … not enough to erase the drought,” said Oklahoma State University agricultural economist Derrell Peel. “But it’s a first step and the time of year is right for the grass to green up in the next few weeks.”
Rains are needed to continue through at least the beginning of June in order to prevent Oklahoma ranchers from being faced with downsizing herds, Peel said, but even if that happens, he doesn’t expect any impact on the price of beef.
“I don’t think this area is big enough,” Peel said. “We’re still seeing an increase in beef production” nationwide.
Both Shepherd and Woods County Extension Agent Greg Highfill said ranchers in surrounding states are donating as much hay as possible to help keep livestock fed.
“Because of the drought there isn’t as much extra hay to be donated as in other years,” according to Shepherd. “People are being very generous and giving what extra hay they have.”
Shepherd said he doesn’t know where the hay is coming from, but is thankful for what has been provided.
“There’s a lot of hay from out of state being shipped in. We don’t have all we need but we’re getting more in each day,” he said. “You just can’t thank those people enough.”
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Associated Press writer Susan Montoya Bryan in Albuquerque contributed to this report.

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Question: California AG sues vets charities, alleging misuse of funds

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OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)  California Attorney General Xavier Becerra has filed a civil lawsuit seeking to dissolve and recover hundreds of thousands of dollars from two charities that purport to support veterans.
Becerra on Monday filed the suit against the Wounded Warriors Support Group and Central Coast Equine Rescue and Retirement, which are both run by the family of Matthew G. Gregory.
Becerra's suit alleges that the operators ran raffles to support the groups then diverted the money for personal use including travel, dining, shopping at Victoria's Secret and paying off credit card debt.
The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages, civil penalties and the dissolution of both charities. It also seeks to forbid the family from running a charity in California.
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Gary Alan Frank, who was charged last month in a massive loan fraud, made $168,333 in charitable donations to Philadelphia organizations in the 90 days before the January bankruptcy of his company, Legal Coverage Group Ltd., according to legal filings Tuesday.
The biggest beneficiary was the National Liberty Museum, which received $68,833. In addition, the Foreign Policy Research Institute got $55,000, the Philadelphia Orchestra $25,000, and the Philadelphia Youth Orchestra $18,500.
In some case, expenditures in the 90 days before a bankruptcy can be clawed back.
Federal agents arrested Frank on March 16 and charged him with wire fraud related to a $40 million line of credit Legal Coverage Group had received from Prudential Insurance Co. of America.
Legal Coverage Group claimed in a bankruptcy document that it had $378 million in revenue last year, $42 million in profit, and three million people enrolled in its legal services benefit program. The latest information from Leslie Beth Baskin, an attorney at Spector Gadon & Rosen who is trustee in the bankruptcy, shows that Legal Coverage Group had only $500,000 in revenue last year.
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MADRID, Aug 14 (Reuters) - Spanish police have dismantled a prostitution network that exploited transsexuals recruited in fake "Miss Trans" competitions in Venezuela that promised winners the opportunity of a new life in Spain.
Police said on Monday they had freed over 20 victims forced to live in "inhumane conditions" in overcrowded apartments in Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca where they had to pay off debts through prostitution and drug dealing.
The network lured transsexuals to Spain by offering to pay for their travel and accommodation, along with new breast implants, police said in a statement. The network's leader promised them "great prosperity."
When the individuals arrived in Spain, the network confiscated travel documents and imposed a debt per person of 15,000 euros ($17,672) for their return. They had to be available 24 hours a day to clients, police said.
The operation led to the arrest of 14 people suspected of managing the network, which earned up to 1 million euros ($1.18 million) over five years, police said. ($1 = 0.8490 euros) (Reporting by Emily Lupton; Editing by Angus Berwick and Alister Doyle)

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Photograph courtesy of Sùna Al-Husainy, CC BY-ND via The Conversation.\nRestless spirits\nAs a young man, he had escorted the future premier of Pakistan, Mohammad Ali Jinnah, to a meeting with India’s leader, Jawaharlal Nehru, Viceroy Louis Mountbatten, and the man tasked with drawing the lines of partition, Cyril Radcliffe.\nShe told me that partition went right through her father’s village in the Gurdaspur district of India’s Punjab province. “When I approached my father about it, he found it very difficult to talk about it,” she said. “But he did manage to bring out a full poster size photograph of the palace he grew up in.”\nSaad Mahmood Al-Husainy’s palace in India circa 1940. Photo courtesy of Sùna Al-Husainy, CC BY-ND via The Conversation.\nSùna Al-Husainy’s paternal family were Muslims, descendants of a 13th-century Sufi saint, Hazrat Imam Ali Shah Sahib. 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In 1947, photographs were among his few belongings as he abandoned his home to sail with his extended family to the new nation of Pakistan. One of Siraj-Ud-Din’s pre-partition photographs was of female relatives in their former home in Bihar.\nAnother was taken around 1949 in their new home in the Punjab province of Pakistan.\nSuch photographs showing the resilience of ordinary refugees were a rarity. Khan reflected:\nWe were lucky to have these pics. Mamu [uncle] ended up having a photo studio in Karachi. I remember it—where he did portraits and 10 by 8 lobby pics for cinemas. My dad helped him with hand-coloring them among several other jobs.\nPacked with hopes of having a better life in the former colonial heartland than in Pakistan itself, Khan’s family went to live in Yorkshire. In 1977, inspired by the artistic talents of his maternal relatives, Khan headed south to pursue a career in fine art prior to acting.\nJaved’s father, Wali Mohammed with his brothers, Fakhru and Shah Zaman (left to right) in Liverpool, circa 1960. Photo courtesy of Javed Khan, CC BY-ND via The Conversation.\nNew horizons for women\nKaunain Rahman, a postgraduate student who attended one of the workshops for Silent Sisters, attributed her studying at the University of Sussex to fateful decisions made by her female ancestors. During the turmoil of partition, her great grandparents refused to move from Delhi. Like many other minorities who had befriended their neighbours, they were under the belief that they would be protected from any communalist attacks. But this was not to be. One night, marauders arrived en masse at their gates:\nMy great grandfather had his hunting rifle ready. And he had six daughters. 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A 22-year-old Moroccan woman has been arrested after she tried to smuggle a Gabonese migrant into Spain‘s North African enclave of Ceuta hidden inside a suitcase, according to Spanish newspaper El Pais.
El Pais reports that the woman was pushing her luggage cart at the Tarajal border crossing when her nervous body language aroused the suspicions of Spanish Civil Guard officials. They instructed her to open her suitcase, and found the 19-year-old migrant curled up inside.
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The migrant was treated by paramedics for oxygen deprivation, and the woman arrested for immigration-related charges.
Such incidents are not uncommon in Ceuta, an autonomous Spanish city that shares a border with Morocco and has long been a magnet for sub-Saharan African migrants looking to enter Europe.
Last year, Global News reported the cases of an 8-year-old Ivorian boy found hiding inside a suitcase, and a Guinean man discovered crammed inside the hood of a car.
At least 800 migrants tried to cross into Ceuta from Morocco on Sunday by storming a border fence, though most were eventually turned back, the Spanish and Moroccan governments said.
In early December more than 400 migrants managed to force their way over the Ceuta border fence.
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FIREARMS LEGISLATION COMING TODAY
The federal Liberals are set to tighten restrictions on the sale of guns under proposed legislation to be introduced as early as today. Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale is expected to fulfil a Liberal election platform promise to enhance background checks for anyone buying a handgun or other restricted firearm. The government has said it has no interest in building another national long-gun registry.
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REPORT CALLS FOR MORE IMMIGRANTS TO STAY IN ATLANTIC CANADA
A new report says if Atlantic Canada wants to solve its economic and demographic problems, it must become more than a stopover for immigrants. A report on the matter will be released Wednesday at a conference in Fredericton. Nova Scotia has a five-year immigrant retention rate of 72 per cent, while Newfoundland and Labrador is at 56 per cent, New Brunswick is at 52 per cent, and P.E.I. is at just 18 per cent.
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DIVERS TO RESUME SEARCH FOR MONTREAL BOY
Montreal police divers will return to the Rivieres des Prairies today to search for 10-year-old Ariel Jeffrey Kouakou. The boy hasn’t been seen since March 12 when he left his Montreal home to visit a friend’s house. Police divers made three dives on Monday, but didn’t find any sign of the boy. The boy’s father has said he believes his son had been abducted.
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DOUG FORD VOWS TO ‘TAKE BACK’ ONTARIO
Doug Ford told a group of nearly 2,000 supporters Monday night that he plans to “take back this province” at his first major event since he was made leader of Ontario’s Progressive Conservative party earlier this month. He told a boisterous crowd at a rally in Toronto he believes he can build a majority government because Ontario voters are united in their dislike of Liberal Premier Kathleen Wynne.
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QUEBEC TOWN ADOPTS SMOKING BAN
A Montreal suburb has adopted a bylaw that bans all smoking in public places in a move believed to be a first in Canada. Hampstead city council voted Monday night to ban tobacco or marijuana smoking on municipal property, including sidewalks and streets. The bylaw, passed by a vote of 5-2, does not prohibit electronic cigarettes or smoking in cars in the town of 7,000 residents.
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INSTAGRAM SHOPPING FEATURE COMING TO CANADA
Instagram is expanding its shopping feature to Canada. The social media giant will allow businesses to tag products in their posts, which users can tap to purchase or learn more about. The feature will also let businesses add a “Shop” tab to their profiles and collect data on how many people are tapping to see or buy their products via Instagram.
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— Nova Scotia Finance and Treasury Board Minister Karen Casey delivers the 2018-19 provincial budget.
— Statistics Canada releases the wholesale trade figures for January.
— NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh will address CUPE 2424 members and Carleton University students on the picket line.
— Finance Minister Bill Morneau is in Brazil for a G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors meeting.
— The Hot Docs festival in Toronto will announce its 2018 lineup.

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GETTY Diesel scrappage scheme is to be introduced in the UK,here is what it means for you
What is it? The diesel scrappage scheme is a new Government initiative to incentivise diesel drivers to switch their vehicle to a low-emissions equivalent. It is being introduced as part of a nationwide pollution plan to reduce the levels of harmful toxins being emitted on the roads in the UK. Diesel drivers will be offered up to £2,000 to ditch their old car.
Why is it being introduced? Last month, London Mayor Sadiq Khan called for the introduction of a scrappage scheme to tackle the harmful level of pollution in the UK. Air pollution, mainly nitrogen oxides emitted in high quantities in diesel cars, contribute to the premature deaths of 40,000 Brits each year. Pollution caused by harmful emissions can also potentially cause heart disease or strokes.
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The diesel scrappage scheme was believed to be ditched last month due to the possible £2billion costs but the Prime Minister insisted it will be introduced. This is due to the fact that previous Government’s encouraged British motorists to purchase diesel vehicles due to their low CO2 output. However, when the Government began cracking down on diesel drivers due to the nitrogen emissions they emit the British public were outraged, after investing heavily in diesel cars.
GETTY Prime Minister Theresa May insisted the scheme be introduced
How will it affect me? If you are the owner of an old diesel car, then you could be forced to give it up in favour of a low emissions vehicle. Any car or van that is more than 10 years old is likely to be targeted by this scheme and could eventually be forced off the road. However, the scheme is believed to be initially targeting the 10 most polluting cities in the UK first before a nationwide rollout would be considered.
GETTY Transport Secretary Chris Grayling voted against the scheme due to the potential £2billion cost
London, Birmingham, Manchester and Liverpool are all expected to be cities that the scheme will target. When the scheme was first teased, there was a belief that diesel car owners would be offered up to £8,500 to ditch their car. This was because the scheme was believed to echo a similar one in force in France - where 100,000 citizens now drive an all-electric car. The London Mayor suggested the fee should be nearer £3,500 but it expected to be up to £2,000, when it is passed. Prime Minister Theresa May overruled two Cabinet ministers to introduce the scheme citing the oversight by the 2001 Labour Governemnt as one of the key reasons for the U-turn.
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When will the scheme be introduced? There is no indication when the scheme will be introduced but toxin taxes will, in the mean time, be implemented in a bid to reduce the amount of diesel cars on the roads. A daily £20 toxin tax is being introduced laterr this year which will target drivers of the older ‘dirty’ diesel cars. Any car sold before September 2015 will have to pay the charge. London Mayor Sadiq Khan has already announced plans to introduce a toxic T-Charge into London from October this year.


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A 30-year-old woman with disabilities, who has nowhere to live, has spoken of her despair at being considered either too disabled or not disabled enough to receive support with housing.
Susan Collier, who suffers from fibromyalgia, asthma, anxiety and depression, said: “I’m basically in the middle of everything, waiting and waiting.
Susan has been sofa-surfing for nine weeks
“I need help and I don’t know where to turn.”
For the last nine weeks, after she had to leave her ex-partner’s home, Susan has been staying temporarily with various friends and family members in Lancing.
But she said: “If I’m asked to leave, I have nowhere to go.”
With no one to act as her guarantor, and unable to afford six months’ rent upfront, Susan turned to the council for support.
Even though I’m a vulnerable person, no one seems to want to help me. Susan Collier
A housing officer referred her to Southdown Housing Association but, after months of waiting for an interview, she was told that her support needs were ‘not great enough to meet their criteria’.
Susan was then referred to the YMCA and, after another interview, she was told her support needs were ‘too much for their criteria’.
The final straw came when the council told Susan that she is not ‘in priority need for emergency accommodation’ if she finds herself with nowhere to stay.
She said: “Even though I’m a vulnerable person, no one seems to want to help me.”
Susan has received housing benefits since her poor health forced her to leave her job of five years at Millie’s Cookies in Brighton.
“I can’t work but not through lack of trying,” said Susan, who dreams of helping others and running as a councillor one day.
She feels she is being discriminated against because of her disabilities.
A spokesman for Adur District Council said: “The council will provide interim accomodation to anyone who is homeless where the person is considered to be in priority need.
“The test for priority need is defined by law.
“The council acts in accordance with the Equality Act 2010, and does not discriminate on the basis of disability.
“Each case is assessed based on its own facts and advice provided accordingly.
“Not all single people will meet the priority need criteria.
“Where a person has specific needs, we will refer them to organisations we believe can assist them.”
The spokesman continued: “Our Housing Solutions Service provides advice and support to anyone who is homeless or at risk of losing their home regardless of whether they are owed a statutory duty or not.
“The level of assistance we offer will depend on individual circumstances, but we will look at all the housing options available including referrals to other organisations such as Southdown and YMCA if considered appropriate for that individual.”
The council has since offered Susan a loan of £600 towards a deposit for a property, but Susan said it was not enough to help her.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A spokeswoman for Ralphie May says the comedian has died. He was 45.
In a statement Friday, publicist Stacey Pokluda says May died of cardiac arrest. She said he had been fighting pneumonia, which caused him to cancel a few appearances in the past month.
His body was found Friday morning at a private residence in Las Vegas.
On Wednesday, the round-faced May was named casino comedian of the year at the Global Gaming Expo. He was booked through the rest of 2017 at Harrah’s Las Vegas.
May, a Tennessee native who was raised in Arkansas, parlayed a second-place finish on TV’s “Last Comic Standing” in 2003 into TV and club appearances.
His publicist said May’s survivors include his wife, Lahna Turner, and children April June and August James.
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Photo by: Al Levine/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank(NORTH CAROLINA) — Night Court and Cheers actor Harry Anderson was killed by a stroke, according to a coroner’s report obtained by TMZ.
The 65-year-old actor, who had suffered a long bout of flu and a series of strokes earlier this year, the gossip site notes, suffered what’s called a “cardioembolic cerebrovascular accident” — essentially, another stroke — on April 16, before he was found unresponsive by his wife in their home in Asheville, North Carolina.
The ruling appears to confirm what Anderson’s good friend and fellow actor, Philip Proctor, wrote in a Facebook post the day of Anderson’s death that he, “passed away quietly in his sleep of unknown causes after contacting the flu several months ago and experiencing some mild strokes while in hospital.”
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