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For instance, <<['this news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', 'CHICAGO (AP) — Children with a rare, incurable disease that causes rapid aging and early death may live longer if treated with an experimental drug first developed for cancer patients, a study suggests.\n- Advertisement -\nThe small, preliminary study isn’t proof the drug works and it found only a small benefit: Treated children with the disease progeria were more likely than others to survive during the two-year study. But some kids taking the drug in this and other studies have lived into their late teens. Researchers and others say the results suggest a potential breakthrough for a heartbreaking condition that typically kills kids before they reach adulthood.\n“Anything we can do to try to provide them hope of a longer life is well worth doing and well worth celebrating,” said Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health, who was not part of the new study. A geneticist, Collins led laboratory experiments that in 2003 identified the genetic basis for the disease, formally known as Hutchinson-Gilford progeria.\nAmong 27 children with progeria who got the drug lonafarnib, one died during the 2007-2010 study. That’s compared with nine of 27 untreated children with the disease. Thirteen of the treated children are still alive; most began taking other experimental drugs too.\n“For the first time ever we have a drug that is shown to extend lifespan for children with progeria,” said lead author Dr. Leslie Gordon of Brown University. Her son was a study participant and died in 2014 at age 17.\nThe results were published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.\nThe study, conducted at Boston Children’s Hospital, was unusually designed, comparing children given the drug with other progeria patients worldwide who weren’t enrolled in the study. The untreated kids were matched as closely as possible with study participants by age, gender and other characteristics, but they weren’t a standard control group and didn’t receive dummy medication.\nThat design weakens the study conclusions, said Dr. Howard Worman, a Columbia University biologist. “You really cannot say anything ‘worked’ without a contemporary placebo control.”\nThe children in the study were also involved in earlier research testing the same drug combined with two others. Within a period of about five years, survival was extended by about 19 months. It wasn’t clear if all three drugs or just one or two of them contributed to the improvement. Lonafarnib also appeared to reduce blood vessel damage.\nAverage life expectancy for progeria children is about 14 years. Though many die younger, usually from heart attacks or strokes, some lonafarnib-treated kids have lived to their late teens.\nFor parents, who want to see their children grow up, that sliver of extra time is a bittersweet blessing.\n“If you’re a mom and you’re told that life expectancy is 13 years, that 1.6 years is gold,” said Heather Unsinger. Her 7-year-old daughter, Carly, was a study participant and has been taking lonafarnib since age 3. “But it’s really hard to jump up and down.”\nAffected children are typically small, bald and fragile-looking but intellectually normal. Carly “has full-throttle dreams” and envisions becoming an art teacher one day, her mom said.\nOther kids “always think I’m a baby,” Carly said. But “I’m a regular kid.”\nProgeria is caused by a mutation in a gene that regulates production of a protein that helps shape and support the nucleus of cells throughout the body. 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She is continuing to study lonafarnib and other drugs in kids with progeria.\nUniversity of Washington geneticist Dr. Fuki Hisama predicted that lonafarnib will eventually become standard treatment for progeria, though not a cure.\nThe study “gives other people the message that there is hope for rare diseases,” said Hisama, who wrote an accompanying journal editorial.\n—\nFollow AP Medical Writer Lindsey Tanner on Twitter at @LindseyTanner. Her work can be found here .\n—\nThe Associated Press Health & Science Department receives support from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s Department of Science Education. The AP is solely responsible for all content.']>>  to <<['Represent this title to get a news article that provides more details about it', 'Kids with rare rapid-aging disease get hope from study drug']>>

Two people have died in a head-on crash on Highway 377 west of Tolar and Campbell Road in far western Hood County, authorities said. 377 is closed near the wreck, and traffic is being rerouted.

An elderly driver is in hospital after smashing into a truck on Churchill road on Wednesday afternoon.


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Question: The Bachelor's Stephanie Dixon dons glamorous gown to attend Shane Warne's NYE party

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Former cricketer Shane Warne embraced his wild ways on New Year's Eve by hosting a 'back to school' themed bash.
And Bachelor reject Stephanie Dixon was among the female guests to arrive at his Melbourne mansion on Saturday for the festivities.
The 25-year-old stuck out from the crowd, as she opted for an elegant floor-length frock with a thigh-high split showcasing her trim pins.
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'It was a fun party!' The Bachelor's Stephanie Dixon dons glamorous thigh-splitting gown to attend Shane Warne's 'back to school' New Year's Eve party at his Melbourne mansion on Saturday
In comparison to the sea of mini skirts, midriffs and revealing plaid short dresses, Steph looked glamorous in the dramatic pink evening gown.
Approaching the mansion gates, she gave a serious expression as she chatted to someone on the phone.
The reality star's short brunette tresses were styled in barrel curls that were pinned away from her face.
She sported a flawlessly applied complexion, with a dark lipstick shade.
Glam! In comparison to the sea of mini skirts, midriffs and revealing plaid short dresses, Steph looked elegant in the dramatic pink evening gown as she approached the mansion's gates
Upon arrival she was pictured with a platinum blonde, who showed off her cleavage in a crossbody bra with tiny shorts and knee-high leather-look boots.
Stephanie told Daily Mail Australia: ‘I don't know the girls I was pictured with, I just got out of the car and they were at the wrong gate so they just followed me to the right one.’
Shane, 47, had organised the night and shares a picture looking stylish in a fitted school uniform to his 560,000 followers before his guests arrived.
'All dressed up in my school uniform for the back to school NYE party ! Bring it on... hahaha,' he said.
'All dressed up in my school uniform for the back to school NYE party!' Shane shared a photo of himself in a fitted school uniform before guests arrived for his NYE bash
Party time! The cricketer shared a snap of some of his guests before the sun went down, in which women clearly appeared to be far outweighing male guests
Shane shared a snap of some of his guests before the sun went down, in which women clearly appeared to be far outweighing male guests.
He captioned the post, in part: ' Fun night ahead as we all go back to school for NYE hahah!'
Steph, who was atop a male's shoulder for the group photo, appeared to stay at least until the sun set hours later.
Friendly! It's unclear how long the pair have known each other for, but Steph claims he is a 'legend' and 'a good bloke' that 'has a really amazing home'
It's unclear how long the pair have known each other for, but Steph claims he is a 'legend' and 'a good bloke' that 'has a really amazing home'.
The brunette beauty was filmed dancing with an espresso martini later in the night, but reveals: ‘I didn't stay at the party for long as I had another event to go to but it was a fun party!’
She said it was 'a really fun party', but she had left before the fireworks went off.

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Question: Leleti Khumalo on her marriage to Mbongeni Ngema

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Legendary actress Leleti Khumalo recently opened up about her marriage to ex husband actor and playwright Mbongeni Ngema saying that before she left the 14 year marriage, she had considered divorced for a long time.
“I lived my 14-years of marriage for people, I wanted to please people and I stayed. I was like, ok, it’s going to work, but one day I woke up and told myself that’s it,” Leleti told Anele Mdoda on Real Talk with Anele.
Leleti revealed that her mother was so happy that she left Mbongeni.
“I remember that night I was working on my script because I was still working on Generations. I finished my work, slept, woke up and then the first person I called was my mom. I told her ‘Ma, this is it, I’m finished.,” Leleti explained.
“And she was the happiest woman on earth, ma never told me that she was not happy for me in that marriage, she kept it a secret because she thought she would ruin my marriage but I decided that that was it and even Bab’ Ngema himself, he believed me. I was like that’s it, I’m not turning back, I’m not going to reverse back I had made up my mind,” she added.,
Leleti has since moved on from Mbongeni, in 2012 she got married to Skhuthazo Winston Khanyile.

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NBC TV news producer Lahia Hatutale on Friday spoke to Zambezi Governor Alufea Sampofu to gauge his views on the Demolitions.


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Question: ICICI Pru Life delivers margin surprise, shares surge by 7% on FY18 results

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Shares of ICICI Prudential Life Insurance (ICICI Pru Life) surged by 7.1 per cent on Tuesday after the company posted strong results for FY18. What cheered the Street was the 640-basis point (bp) expansion in value of new business (VNB) margin to 16.5 per cent for the recently concluded fiscal year.
VNB is a key profitability indicator of an insurer, and is the present value of profit from new business over a given period of time, divided by the annualised premium. According to the management, product mix changes mainly led to this sturdy improvement in margin during the year. ...

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One does not need 100 stocks to generate wealth but can achieve the same with a handful of stocks. Legendary investor Warren Buffett once said, “Wide diversification is only required when investors do not understand what they are doing." Hence, investor focus should be on a handful of stocks rather than creating a portfolio which consist of over 50 stocks.
Wealth creation requires patience and research. Returns from the markets are never linear. Hence, portfolio diversification is a must to ensure profitability. Not every stock will emerge a multi-bagger, but chances are that if you placed your bets on the right stocks you will be a happy investor at the end of the year.
With India’s macroeconomic cues slipping, earnings nowhere near the double-digit mark and looming uncertainty around the 2019 general elections, it will not be easy for investors to make money. The best strategy would be to bet on stocks that have declared strong January-March earnings and growth momentum.
Bulk of the market returns in 2017 was largely led by expansion in the price-to-earnings ratio. However, experts said they are seeing signs of a revival in earnings growth, with growth expected to pick up meaningfully in FY19.
“The long-term story for equities still remains intact, especially for those investing in a systematic manner. Going forward, market returns will be led by earnings growth rather than P/E expansion,” Sampath Reddy, Chief Investment Officer at Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, said.
He is positive on consumption, private financials, IT and metals sectors. “We prefer largecap equities to small/midcap ones, with current valuations at a significant premium in the latter segment.”
Here is a list of 10 buy ideas from different brokerages that can deliver 20-50 percent returns in the next one year:
Mahindra & Mahindra: Buy | Target raised to Rs 1,075 from Rs 960 earlier | LTP: Rs 895.60 | Return: 20%
CLSA maintains a buy rating on M&M post Q4 results but raised its 12-month target price to Rs 1,075 from Rs 960 earlier.
Domestic vehicle manufacturer Mahindra and Mahindra reported a 50 percent year-on-year rise in its net profit for the March quarter to Rs 1,155 crore on Tuesday.
M&M delivered a strong Q4 led by better-than-expected margins. The rural outlook improved on expectations of a normal monsoon and expectations of a big MSP hike.
New MPV launch in FY19 is likely to boost SUV segment volume. CLSA expects strong 18 percent EPS CAGR over next two years, and valuations still remain attractive.
Dish TV: Buy | Target: Rs 100 | LTP: Rs 74.45 | Return: 34%
CLSA maintains a buy rating on Dish TV with a target price of Rs 100. The direct-to-home operator reported a consolidated net profit at Rs 118.21 crore for the fourth quarter ended March 2018.
The company had posted a net loss of Rs 29.49 crore during the January-March quarter a year ago, Dish TV said in a BSE filing.
The management reiterated merger synergy of Rs 500 crore in FY19. CLSA sees 10 percent EBITDA CAGR over FY19-21. The ongoing open offer caps downside risk for the stocks, said the note.
Commenting on the outlook, Dish TV said that it expects the year to be positive as the company expects to outgrow the industry growth rate backed by the launch of new set-top-boxes that would be full HD compliant.
Prestige Estates: Outperform | Target: Rs 396 | LTP: Rs 260.95 | Return: 51%
Macquarie maintains an outperform rating on Prestige Estates with a 12-month target price of Rs 396. The realty firm reported 21 percent increase in its consolidated net profit at Rs 107.1 crore for the fourth quarter of last fiscal on higher sales. Its net profit stood at Rs 88.1 crore in the year-ago period.
The Q4 net profit was in-line with estimates. The pre-sales pick-up aided by new launches said the Macquarie note. The real estate major targets to launch at least one project in affordable housing.
Prestige Estates remains one of the preferred picks in real estate space, said the note.
Escorts: Buy | Target: Rs 1,150 | LTP: Rs 933.80 | Return: 23%
HSBC maintains a buy rating on Escorts post Q4 results with a 12-month target price of Rs 1,150. The growth momentum remains intact. Going forward, the margins are likely to improve across all businesses. Increasing captive financing is a key positive for future performance, said the note.
Bharat Petroleum Corporation: Buy | Target: Rs 568 | LTP: Rs 400.30 | Return: 42%
Motilal Oswal maintains a buy rating on BPCL post Q4 results with a 12-month target price of Rs 568. The EBITDA was above estimates led by core operating performance. The net profit benefitted by higher other income and lower tax rate.
Stabilisation of Kochi expansion is likely to expand Kochi refinery GRMs. Sharp correction seen in the oil & gas space due to rise in crude oil prices offers an attractive opportunity to add.
Larsen & Toubro: Buy | Target: Rs 1,730 | LTP: Rs 1365.20 | Return: 27%
CLSA maintains a buy rating on L&T post Q4 results with a target price of Rs 1,730. The Q4 results were a beat on guidance as well as on inflow and margins. The Hydrocarbon business is going to be the emerging star and fast-growing business going forward.
L&T has a credible strategy to improve both growth and its return on equity. The stock is a good proxy for domestic capex.
NTPC: Buy | Target: Rs 200 | LTP: Rs 165.30 | Return: 21%
CLSA maintains a buy rating on NTPC post Q4 results with a target price of Rs 200. The March quarter results were in line with estimates, but profit figure remains muted by higher cost.
Capacity additions are clearly on track. CLSA expects a marked pick-up in profit growth due to focused efforts to secure coal.
Capacite Infraprojects: Buy | Target: Rs 340 | LTP: Rs 282.80 | Return: 20%
Angel Broking initiates a buy call on Capacite Infraprojects with a target price of Rs 340. The company has a large order book with marquee client base which provides revenue visibility.
The company has a focused approach which leads to a strengthening of its position. Increased floor space ratio (FSI) to trigger construction work in Mumbai region. Expanding presence in cities with a high growth potential given revenue visibility.
Tech Mahindra: Buy | Target: Rs 880 | LTP: Rs 686.40 | Return: 28%
Goldman Sachs maintains a buy rating on Tech Mahindra post Q4 results but raised its 12-month target price to Rs 880 from Rs 824 earlier.
The Q4 results were above expectations on continued margin beat. The entire topline growth was led by enterprise business in Q4. Going forward, 5G remains a key structural growth opportunity for Tech Mahindra, said the report.
Bank of Baroda: Buy | Target: Rs 180 | LTP: Rs 138.70 | Return: 30%
Edelweiss maintains a buy rating of Bank of Baroda post Q4 results with a target price of Rs 180. The public sector lender posted a net loss of Rs 3,102.34 crore in the March quarter, missing estimates due to a jump in provisions for bad loans.
Provisions for non-performing assets for the quarter rose by 190 percent YoY to Rs 7,052.53 crore in Q4. The March quarter was marred by higher slippages, said the Edelweiss note.
However, the loan growth remains strong with better rated corporate and retail segments. The brokerage firm expects quality growth to gain traction in near future.
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Question: Hawthorn re-sign dual-premiership ruckman Ben McEvoy

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Hawthorn have signed two-time premiership ruckman Ben McEvoy to a new two-year contract.
McEvoy has enjoyed career-best form in a tough campaign for the Hawks, who are 12th with nine wins and a draw, with two rounds left in the home-and-away season.
The 28-year-old has averaged 32.5 hitouts and kicked 13 goals - both career-high marks - in 20 games this season.
The new deal ties him to the club until the end of the 2019 season.
"Ben plays an important role for the side and we're really pleased that he'll remain in the brown and gold for a further two years," list manager Graham Wright said.
"He's had to shoulder the majority of the ruck work this season, which he has done in emphatic fashion, and he provides a strong marking target when resting up forward.
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"As a seasoned campaigner, Ben offers great leadership to the young guys coming through the ranks, so he's a really important figure to have around the club."
McEvoy has played 75 games Hawthorn after his switch from St Kilda - where he made 91 senior appearances - at the end of the 2013 season.
He featured in the club's premiership teams in 2014 and 2015.
The Hawks also signed young gun Blake Hardwick to a two-year contract extension on Monday.
The round 15 rising star nominee is now tied to the club until the end of the 2019 season.
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West Coast midfielder Dom Sheed has been left out of the team for Saturday night’s game against St Kilda at Optus Stadium.
Sheed was listed as an omission when the teams were released this afternoon, one of two changes after Chris Masten’s hamstring injury.
Star onballer Luke Shuey returns after his own hamstring injury and is joined on the list of inclusions by defender Jackson Nelson.
The Saints have added Rowan Marshall and Mav Weller to the side which lost to Richmond last week, replacing Jake Carlisle (suspension) and Luke Dunstan, who was listed as injured.
Sheed was sidelined after round six with a nagging foot injury.
He returned two weeks later and had a quiet game against Richmond, but was back in the hunt in the win over Hawthorn last week, picking up 22 touches, five tackles and five clearances.
The 23-year-old is averaging a career-high 23 disposals, 10 contested possessions and five clearances this season.
WEST COAST
In: Luke Shuey, Jackson Nelson.
Out: Dom Sheed (omitted), Chris Masten (hamstring).
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In: Rowan Marshall, Maverick Weller.
Out: Jake Carlisle (suspension), Luke Dunstan (injured).


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WELLS, ME (CBS Local) – A friendly dog’s “thank you” to the firefighter who rescued him from a roof has gone viral.
The pup in Wells, Maine got himself into a rough situation over the Memorial Day weekend when he escaped out the second floor window of his owner’s home and was trapped on a small porch roof.
“We received numerous calls but one concerned citizen, Phil Burke, discovered him early on and notified us. Another awesome citizen stood by with the dog until we could arrive on scene!” Wells Police wrote on Facebook.
When a firefighter climbed up to help the dog get back inside, the grateful pup became more interested in showing his appreciation than getting off the roof. Police on the ground recorded the friendly dog circling Fire Department Captain Jeff Nawfel and giving him a bunch of kisses on the face before getting a final nudge back into his home.
The dog’s “thank you” was posted on May 27 and has already been viewed over 16,000 times. “Thank you to all that called and helped save him,” officers wrote on Facebook.

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Question: Injury forces Pumas into midfield change for Wallabies

MENDOZA, Argentina — Argentina was forced into a late change for its Rugby Championship closer against Australia when midfield regular Jeronimo de la Fuente failed a fitness test on Friday, a day after hurting his left leg in training.
De La Fuente, who has started in every Pumas test this year, was replaced by backup Santiago Gonzalez Iglesias, who will on Saturday make his first start in almost a year.
Three-time Rugby World Cup back Juan Martin Hernandez came into the reserves for a match in which the Pumas are out to redeem themselves.
They are at risk of failing to earn a competition point for the first time since joining the competition in 2012.
The Pumas enjoyed one win in 2014, '15 and '16, against either Australia or South Africa, but have regressed this year with five heavy losses, none of them earning even a losing bonus point for being within seven points of the victor.
The Pumas pack has imposed itself only briefly, and the scrum was ruined last week by the All Blacks. The backline hasn't sparkled or threatened. And poor discipline has hurt them, highlighted by five yellow cards and one red.
Flanker Pablo Matera insists the Pumas have the right game plan.
"We are failing to carry out the game plan," Matera says. "The system is not failing, it is us players who are failing."
He adds the team is more angry than disappointed with its results and how it is playing.
The nature of the competition means the Pumas don't have time to be frustrated, he adds, but they also don't have time to fix all of their mistakes.

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E.g. ['represent the article to find a fitting news title.', 'The June opening of Rosewood hotel at the mammoth 1,000-acre Baha Mar megaresort in Nassau marks the third and final hotel of the ambitious new development, which opened in April 2017. It joins Grand Hyatt and SLS.\nWe thought now was the perfect time to fill you in on everything you need to know about getting away to this all-encompassing Bahamian resort accessible in an hour flight from Miami.\nBy The Numbers\n$4.2 billion – the cost to build the resort\n100,000 – the square-footage of the casino floor, the largest in the Bahamas\n42 – the number of restaurants onsite\n11 – the number of swimming pools\nRosewood\nPositioned as the most luxurious and exclusive accommodations at Baha Mar, Roseweood boasts 185 oceanfront rooms and suites, as well as multi-bedroom residential-style villas, some with private swimming pools. The architecture and design is inspired by the British colonial movement found throughout the Bahamas, featuring vaulted ceilings, louvered wooden shutters and symmetrical lines. Rooms boast dramatic wrought iron canopy bedframes, marble bathrooms and white-washed, wood-paneled walls in neutral sand tones.\nGrand Hyatt\nGrand Hyatt is Baha Mar’s catchall standard resort (still, offering plenty of luxury) at 1,800 rooms, perfect for families and anyone seeking a budget-friendly option to the resort. There are a wide variety of room categories here, ranging from standard island view rooms to oceanfront suites with separate living areas. All accommodations are spacious with contemporary marble or polished hardwood floors and bathrooms. Interiors are designed around either red or blue color palettes. There’s also The Reserve, Grand Hyatt’s exclusive wing offering a dedicated entrance with upgraded amenities, including access to the Reserve Lounge, a concierge and butler service.\nSLS\nA room inside SLS Baha Mar.\nWith hotels in both South Beach and Brickell, Miamians are familiar with the trendy, design-minded concept of SLS Hotels. Their 300-room Baha Mar iteration comes with all the playful, luxurious touches you might expect: crisp white bed linens and furniture, trompe l’oeil decorative walls, surrealist furnishings and copious marble throughout. Balconies are saturated in turquoise and coral pink with contemporary white rocking chairs. There’s also a residential component here for those interested in owning a piece of paradise.\nWhere to Eat\nWood fired pizzas are all the rage at Michael Schwartz’s Fi’lia.\nFrom taco trucks inside hot pink Airstreams to French bakeries and poolside grills, the sheer range of dining options at Baha Mar is mind-boggling. We’re excited about a couple of Miami imports found inside SLS. James Beard Award-winning chef Michael Schwartz has opened the second outpost of his Italian concept Fi’lia with creative and classic pasta and pizza dishes, as well as his signature tableside Caesar salad.\nThe dining room at Baha Mar’s Cleo restaurant.\nWhile Cleo originated in LA, we’ve grown accustomed to the South Beach Mediterranean stunner inside the Redbury Hotel. At Baha Mar, Chef Danny Elmaleh incorporates Bahamian ingredients and locally caught fish (think, spiny lobster) into his delectable shared plates, mezzes and flatbreads.\nAlso, be sure to take a stroll down the beach to the Conch Shack for authentic conch salad made with chopped onions and peppers, marinated in lime.\nWhere to Drink\nSLS Baha Mar’s lobby and Monkey Bar.\nFor a sophisticated cocktail, pull up a chair at Monkey Bar inside the SLS lobby or head to Blue Note Jazz Lounge, a riff on the New York City original. At the Baha Mar outpost, a white baby grand piano sits on an elevated stage inside a honey-hued lounge where you can indulge in signature cocktails and a small plates menu.\nWhere to Party\nInside the Lenny Kravitz designed Bond nightclub.\nSLS is definitely your destination to party. Their Privilege pool hosts South Beach-worthy pool parties with cabanas, live DJs and the works, while Bond is the club that goes hard until 4 a.m. with world-class DJs and interior design by Lenny Kravitz.\nBaha Mar Casino\nBaha Mar’s Casino cuts an impressive silhouette at 100,000 square-feet making it the largest casino in the Bahamas. With floor-to-ceiling windows and a dramatic beaded chandelier, the casino is designed for everyone from casual players to high stakes rollers. You’ll find slot machines, table games and a sports book, as well as bars and lounges like Bar Mar and The Lynden.\nESPA Spa\nIf the crystal clear waters of Cable Beach aren’t enough to lull you into complete relaxation, make an appointment at the resort’s freestanding ESPA Spa with 24 treatment rooms sparkling in white marble. With a wide range of luxurious massages, facials and body treatments, you can also book a signature treatment, like the two-hour Seashore Serenity where gently warmed giant tiger clam shells and aromatherapy oils are used to massage tensions away and rose quartz crystals are implemented in a scalp massage.\nJack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course\nEnjoy the beautifully designed 18-hole Jack Nicklaus Signature Golf Course with a front nine overlooking the ocean or work with a golf pro on the practice range. No need to pack your clubs with a rental program that includes the latest models from Callaway, Taylor Made, Titleist and more.\nComplimentary Water Sports\nWith 11 unique swimming pools, a whole host of water sports are also available at the resort.\nAll guests enjoy complimentary access to standup paddlebaords, single and double kayaks (including clear bottom), Hobie cats, water hammocks, floating lounges and snorkel equipment—so you never have to leave the water!\nThe Sanctuary\nThe Sanctuary is Baha Mar’s marine conservation program where you can get up close and personal with native sea turtles, stingrays, birds and nurse sharks. Their range of activities include naturalist led tours and snorkeling.\nChildren’s Explorer Club\nDrop the little ones off at the Children’s Explorers Club during morning or afternoon sessions and enjoy a little “me time” while they learn about the local ecosystem and culture with hands-on activities in a summer camp-style setting.'] == ['Represent this title to get a news article that provides more details about it', 'Guide to Baha Mar megaresort in Nassau']

The British and Irish Lions' tour of New Zealand is on the precipice of disaster after news that premier fly-half Owen Farrell is a major doubt for the first test after suffering a quadriceps strain. The England half-back had been named on the bench for the clash with the Maori All Blacks, the last opportunity for the first choice 23 to impress before the series kicks off in Auckland on 24 June, but has been withdrawn just hours after the team was confirmed.
Farrell had started just one of the Lions' opening four matches, playing 124 minutes on tour prior to picking up the injury. He was largely expected to start at number 10 against the world champions at Eden Park ahead of Ireland's Johnny Sexton, however the match against the Maori would have given coach Warren Gatland an opportunity to observe a possible 10-12 partnership between the pair. Wales' Dan Biggar comes in for Farrell on the bench where captain Sam Warburton is also included.
The out-of-form Sexton starts at the Rotorua International Stadium in tandem with fellow countryman Conor Murray at scrum half while Pete O'Mahony has been named as captain for a game which will represent the clearest indicator yet as to the Lions' chances of staging a first series win over the Kiwis since 1971.
Medical staff have classed the injury as a grade one strain, which would normally require 10 days of recovery before a full return to competition. Farrell therefore faces a race against time to be fit for the first test in nine days time and the news is the latest setback on what has been a nightmare tour for the Lions.
British and Irish Lions fixtures [8:35am BST kick-off time unless otherwise stated] Saturday 17 June – New Zealand Maori – International Stadium, Rotorua Tuesday 20 June – Chiefs– Waikato Stadium, Hamilton Saturday 24 June – New Zealand– First Test, Eden Park, Auckland Tuesday 27 June – Hurricanes – Westpac Stadium, Wellington Saturday 1 July – New Zealand – Second Test, Westpac Stadium, Wellington Saturday 8 July – New Zealand – Third Test, Eden Park, Auckland
Number eight Billy Vunipola pulled out of the squad prior to travelling to New Zealand due to a shoulder injury, while Six Nations player of the tournament Stuart Hogg was ruled out this week with a cheek injury. Though Farrell's future on the tour is not in any immediate doubt, he faces missing what could be one of the defining games of his rugby career.
On the field, the Lions' fortunes have been similarly torturous having lost two of their four warm-up games. Victory over the New Zealand Provincial Barbarians was followed by defeat to the Super 12 side the Blues, before a narrow win against the Crusaders. The latest mid-week game saw them defeated 23-22 by the Highlanders in Dunedin, raising questions over whether they can compete with Steve Hansen's star-studded All Blacks across three games.


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The Devil's Advocate wrote: What if it's the voices in his head?
If I were a Cas fan I would despair, on the eve of the biggest game in their entire history & then this!
I'm sure that a victory tomorrow will obliterate all this guff, but a defeat against Leeds of all clubs well, surely a Cas style fatwa will be decreed.
I don't think there will be a way back for him if we lose. Even if he isn't banned by a higher authority than the club.If we win, he may be forgiven. He has taken us to a new level on the field, and is the best full back I have seen pull on a Cas shirt in the SL era. Off the field stuff is soon forgotten when players are ripping it up and sending supporters home with a win.

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Stanislas Pottier, Chief Responsible Investment Officer
Stanislas is now Chief Responsible Investment Officer at Amundi. Previously he was Global Head for Sustainable Development at Crédit Agricole SA since September 2011 and a member of the Group’s Management Committee since 2017.
Prior to this, Stanislas was Special Advisor to Michel Rocard, former Prime Minister and Ambassador of France for International Negotiations on Arctic and Antarctic poles between 2009 and 2011. From 2007, he was Special Advisor to Christine Lagarde, French Minister for Economy, Finance, Industry and Employment.
In 2006 Stanislas was Chief of Staff to Christine Lagarde, then the Trade Minister, and deputy Chief of Staff to Thierry Breton, Minister for Economy, Finance and Industry.
Prior to these roles, Stanislas held several positions in the French Ministry of Finance, Trade and Treasury Department, as well as Chairman of the National Export Credit and Guarantee Commission. Between 1998 and 2000, he was an Economist at the World Bank in Washington D.C. after starting his career in 1994 at the French Ministry of Finance on the enlargement of the European Union.
Stanislas graduated from the Ecole Nationale d’Administration in 1994 and the Ecole Supérieure de Commerce de Paris in 1989.
Stanislas Pottier is a member of the Livelihoods Carbon Fund and chairs the BBCA association for the promotion of low-carbon buildings and FXB France, an international NGO with over 30 years’ experience fighting poverty.

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The suspect in the random killing of a retiree posted on Facebook made his living mentoring teens in Cleveland, but his life appeared to be unraveling under the weight of gambling debts and trouble with his girlfriend.Rambling videos he shared showed his despair, saying he was out of options and wanted to kill as many innocent people as he could.While authorities have not found any evidence that he killed anyone else, the manhunt for Steve Stephens stretched into a third day on Tuesday and far beyond the neighborhood where police said he shot a 74-year-old man who was picking up aluminum cans on Sunday after spending Easter with some of his children.Stephens, 37, could be anywhere, authorities said, calling it a nationwide search. A $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading to his capture and prosecution.Stephens posted a video of himself killing Robert Godwin Sr., a former foundry worker who had 10 children, police said. In it, he said, "I snapped, I just snapped." But police would not speculate on what was behind it."Only Steve knows that," Williams said.In the video, Stephens told Godwin a woman's name and said, "She's the reason that this is about to happen to you." Godwin did not seem to recognize the name.The woman Stephens spoke of, Joy Lane, said in a text message to CBS that "we had been in a relationship for several years. I am sorry that all of this has happened."She also said Stephens was "a nice guy" who was good to her and her children.Police say Stephens had a permit to carry a concealed weapon.WEWS-TV reports that a video Stephens posted to Facebook last year showed him firing rapidly at targets at the Sherwin Shooting Sports range, in violation of its safety rules, and being warned to stop by an employee.The owner of the Willoughby gun range, Blake Frederick, told Cleveland.com that he recalls Stephens as nice and jovial and doesn't remember anything negative about him.Stephens filed for bankruptcy two years ago despite holding down a job as a counselor helping young people develop job skills and find employment. The behavioral health agency where he worked said an extensive background check before he was hired turned up nothing worrisome.In one video posted on Facebook, Stephens said that he gambled away everything and that he and his girlfriend had planned to marry but did not, without saying why. He blamed her for what was about to happen.Some friends said they knew about his gambling. But the videos showed a man they did not recognize.Alexis Lee, who saw Stephens last week, said his childhood friend always seemed respectful and got along with everybody."He never ever told me he had problems or issues. It was always good things," Lee said. "He was always just so happy and cool, calm, collected, like, that's why it's so shocking."Other neighbors said he was quiet as a kid and intelligent, recalling how he went to college and got a master's degree."He was just a no problem person at all, compared to a lot of people," said Cynthia Coley, a former neighbor.In one video in which he blamed his girlfriend, Stephens said he woke up last week and "couldn't take it anymore."Investigators said that Godwin was the only victim so far linked to Stephens, despite his claim on Facebook that he killed over a dozen people.On Monday evening, Facebook announced that it was launching a review for reporting harmful content following the killing. The company said that Stephens posted a video of himself announcing his intent to commit murder, then two minutes later posted another video of himself shooting and killing Godwin. A few minutes after that, he went live and confessed.The company said it disabled Stephen's account within 23 minutes of receiving the first report about the video of the fatal shooting and two hours after receiving any report."In this case we did not receive a report about the first video, and we only received a report about the second video - containing the shooting - more than an hour and 45 minutes after it was posted," said Justin Osofsky, Facebook's vice president of global operations. "We received reports about the third video, containing the man's live confession, only after it had ended."Officers searched dozens of places around Cleveland without finding Stephens or any other victims before expanding the manhunt. Detectives spoke with the suspect on Sunday by cellphone and tried to persuade him to surrender, police said.Law enforcement officials said his cellphone was last tracked Sunday afternoon in Erie, Pennsylvania, about 100 miles (160 kilometers) east of Cleveland. Police in Philadelphia said eight elementary schools and a high school were locked down Monday while they investigated reported sightings but found nothing.

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The site for Chatham's new casino has been officially approved.
Council on Monday gave unanimous approval to the application from Gateway Casinos and Entertainment Ltd. to build a 45,000 square foot facility at 615 Richmond St.
The new $36 million Cascades Casino is expected to feature over 300 slots and ten game tables as well as two restaurants while creating 200 new jobs.
Close to 100 current Dresden employees will also be retained at the new casino.
Construction is anticipated to begin this spring.
The new casino is scheduled to open in the summer of 2019.
The Dresden Slots facility would close at that time, but the racetrack will still operate under the Dresden Agricultural Society.
Gateway also has properties in Langley, Penticton and Kamloops B.C., with plans to open more in Ontario.

An aging gas station at one of the city's busiest intersections will likely be transformed into an open-air event space and park, consultants told the East Wenatchee City County on Tuesday. Called the Gateway Project, the $528,000 redevelopment of the southwest corner where Ninth Street crosses Valley Mall Parkway will serve as a community plaza, a welcoming entry to the city's old downtown and a pedestrian link to the Apple Capital Recreation Loop Trail a half-block away.
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Pennsylvania's Conor Lamb and Alabama Sen. Doug Jones, the new miracle men of the Democratic Party, offer a clear model for how to run in Republican territory: Focus on economics, not guns, immigration or President Donald Trump.
But that won't be easy when much of the party is whipped into a fervor over those topics.
As the party barrels into primary season, its biggest success stories star Democratic moderates who have run strong in Trump country. But much of the energy in the party is on the left, where an active base is calling for single-payer health care, a $15-an-hour minimum wage and bans on certain weapons and ammunition. Finding the balance between the base's demands and winning general elections is Democrats' new mission as they look toward the November midterms.
The challenge will greet Democratic candidates across 75 targeted GOP-held districts that Trump won in 2016, as well as the 10 Democratic senators facing re-election challenges in states Trump won.
U.S. Sen. Doug Jones (D-AL) (L) participates in a mock swearing-in ceremony as Jones' wife Louise (R) and son Carson (2nd L) look on at the Old Senate Chamber of the U.S. Capitol January 3, 2018 in Washington, DC. Alex Wong/Getty Images
To be sure, most of those districts are friendlier to Democrats than Jones' Alabama, which Trump won by nearly 30 percentage points, and Lamb's southwest Pennsylvania House district, where Trump won by nearly 20 percentage points. Lamb maintains a lead of fewer than 700 votes. That race has not been called.
The questions of tone, emphasis and policy nonetheless hang over Democrats' mission to flip the 24 GOP-held seats they need for a House majority and their path to reverse Republicans' 51-49 Senate advantage.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, who is in line for a second stint as speaker if the Democrats are victorious in November, says the dangers of competing — and sometimes unhappy — factions are overblown.
"It's not a question of ideology. We all believe in working families, that's what unifies us," she told The Associated Press. "In order to win, it has to be an economic message."
U.S. House Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) speaks during a weekly news conference March 1, 2018 on Capitol Hill in Washington, DC. Alex Wong/Getty Images
Republicans acknowledged Lamb's strong performance this week in Pennsylvania as a wakeup call. But they also insist Lamb and Jones, who won his Senate seat last year, were unusual candidates. They competed in special elections where turnout is unpredictable, ran against flawed Republican nominees and, importantly, emerged unscathed from primaries.
Some top Democratic recruits face serious primary battles.
In southern New Jersey's 2nd District, where Republican Frank LoBiondo is retiring, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee touts state Sen. Jeff Van Drew as "a bipartisan consensus builder" who wins his majority Republican legislative district easily. Trump won the congressional district by almost 5 points in 2016; LoBiondo got 59 percent of the vote.
Yet liberals hammer Van Drew as a National Rifle Association supporter and abortion-rights threat. Van Drew has backed certain abortion restrictions as a legislator. His loudest critics support retired teacher Tanzie Youngblood, who supports gun restrictions and abortion rights.
"Progressive activists have to save the party from itself, otherwise we'll be represented by Republicans masquerading as Democrats," Youngblood said on her campaign Facebook account this week. Democratic leaders, she said, "are out of touch with the base of the party."
Lamb could be headed for a similar squeeze. Because of a new, court-ordered congressional map in Pennsylvania, he will need to start campaigning in a newly drawn district that is less Republican than his current one. There are already two declared candidates in that race, including a prominent local attorney who is to Lamb's left on guns and health care.
Alabama's Jones downplays those kinds of fights, insisting at a recent national party fundraiser that "it's time to find the common ground." Jones didn't hide his support for abortion rights but emphasized "kitchen-table issues" at every opportunity and pledged to work with anyone, even Trump. Since joining the Senate, he's voted with Republicans to end a government shutdown that liberal activists wanted but stuck with his party in voting against GOP-backed abortion restrictions.
A less strident approach, he said, "will lead us to the kinds of victories that I believe we're on the verge of having in November."
Democrats stress that may not be true in every race, dismissing concerns that some policy positions may be too liberal to sell in November.
US Rep. Tom Perriello(L) D-VA, speaks to voter Charles Bailey during a campaign rally at Tonsler Park in Charlottesville, Virginia, on October 10, 2010. STR/AFP/Getty Images
Tom Perriello, who ran for Virginia governor as a liberal in 2017, said, "People are coming to realize that we have misunderstood how mainstream progressive thinking is." He lost a primary to Ralph Northam but pulled Northam to the left on some issues, including minimum wage. Northam won the general election by 9 points anyway.
Perriello noted that "the Republican civil war" hasn't exactly abated.
Recent GOP history shows Democrats the very double-edged sword at issue. Republicans were fueled by the tea party rise in 2009 and 2010, winning a wave election that gave them the House and many statehouses around the country. But tea party nominees also cost them winnable Senate seats during Barack Obama's presidency — Christine O'Donnell in Delaware in 2010, Todd Akin in Missouri in 2012. And those tea party nominees who captured the House in 2010 have often upended the GOP's ability to get major legislation through.
Those dynamics now leave Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan the target of aggressive attacks from two Democrats who want to oust him in his southern Wisconsin district, where Trump won 53 percent of the vote.
United States Speaker of the House of Representatives Paul Ryan, Republican of Wisconsin, speaks during the Friends of Ireland luncheon at the United States Capitol March 15, 2018 in Washington, DC. Pool/Getty Images
"Paul Ryan has shown no leadership," says Cathy Myers, a teacher and Ryan's local school board representative who is in a Democratic primary fight with union worker Randy Bryce.
Of course, Myers and Bryce both embrace a litany of liberal positions that leave national party leaders only cautiously watching the race, despite having identified Ryan's seat as a target.
"With all due respect to the national party, the first thing I have to do is look to my district and find out what they care about," Myers said, insisting her approach can defeat the speaker. "People want authentic candidates, and they want leadership."
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Buoyed by its continuous growth, South Korean electronics giant Samsung India is set to announce a key business expansion to further cement its position in the country on July 9.
The company on Wednesday revealed that it will make an important announcement regarding its business expansion in India, during a highly secured environment at its Noida facility.
H.C. Hong, President and CEO, Samsung India will be present at the occasion, read an invite.
The business expansion comes after a year when in June 2017, the South Korean giant announced Rs 4,915 crore investment in expanding its Noida plant, where it manufactures smartphones, refrigerators and flat panel televisions.
“On the back of the ‘Digital India’ movement led by millions of young Indians, we are witnessing a rise in adoption of electronic devices, smart appliances and mobile phones,” Hong told the reporters on the occasion.
The Indian government aims to achieve $1 trillion digital economy by 2020 and according to Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad, Samsung India will spearhead this movement.
Samsung registered 27 per cent growth in mobile business revenue for the financial year 2016-17 — touching a mammoth 34,300 crore.
In the first quarter of 2018, it became the leader in the Indian flagship smartphone market, garnering 49.2 per cent share, according to the German research firm GfK.
In the full financial year (April 2017-March 2018), Samsung registered 55.2 per cent market share in the Rs 40,000 and above price segment of the smartphone market, said GfK that reports final consumption of the devices and not only shipments.
Bringing its new 2018 line-up of TVs including the premium QLED range to India last month, Samsung said the company is eyeing to grab more than half of the premium TV segment in the country in the next four-five months.
The South Korean tech giant unveiled new models in its flagship QLED TV series, the mid-range UHD and Make for India “Concert” TV series.
Samsung has five R&D centres in India — two in Bengaluru and one each in Noida, New Delhi and Pune.

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Gionee plans not to only tap the growing demand in India, but also act as an export hub to Africa and SE Asia. (Picture fore representation, Source: Wikimedia) Gionee plans not to only tap the growing demand in India, but also act as an export hub to Africa and SE Asia. (Picture fore representation, Source: Wikimedia)
Handset maker Gionee today said it is firm on its plans manufacturing mobile phones in India despite disruptions due to demonetisation. “Yes of course, we are committed to Make in India and planning to set up a manufacturing unit spread across 50 acres in Faridabad at a cost of Rs 500 crore,” Gionee India CEO and Country Head Arvind Vohra told PTI when asked about plans of manufacturing handsets in India post demonetisation.
“The capacity of the unit will be 30 million units and it should be operational in about two years,” he said.
“With demonetisation, the market had undoubtedly slowed down, but is getting back on track with the cash crunch situation easing. Sales declined 20 per cent in the first two to three days, but with partial recovery now the decline is 8-10 per cent,” he said.
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In long-term, Gionee plans not to only tap the growing demand in India as well but also act as an export hub to serve markets like Africa and South East Asia, the company said. At present, about 60 per cent of Gionee’s devices sold in India are manufactured locally at facilities run by Foxconn (Tamil Nadu) and Dixon (Noida) of Dixon Technologies.
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To tackle the after-effects of demonetisation, Gionee believed distributors were needed to increase the credit cycle to retailers and both retailers and brands were required to give more lucrative offers to the cash-hit consumers.
Speaking about 4G handset shipping scenario, Vohra said “we are seeing a quick change in the growth of 4G handsets shipment since 2016, and it will be an upward trend in coming years too.”


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Question: Bitcoin value sinks, dips below $8,000. India is the latest buzzkill

Bitcoin's rollercoaster ride has taken another plunge, and India may be to blame.
The price of bitcoin dropped below $8,000 on Friday before recovering slightly. It had slumped Thursday following a new broadside against cryptocurrencies from Indian Finance Minister Arun Jaitley.
By Saturday morning, the price of the cryptocurrency had rebounded to $9,239, according to Coindesk. That's still a far cry from the near $20,000 price it reached in December.
India will "take all measures to eliminate the use of these crypto assets in financing illegitimate activities or as part of the payment system," Jaitley said in his annual budget speech.
While India's cryptocurrency market is still relatively small, analysts say it has the potential to grow rapidly as bigger markets such as China and South Korea enact their own crackdowns.
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The Indian government has been cautioning its citizens about digital currencies for months. In late December, the finance ministry compared them to "Ponzi schemes." India's central bank has issued multiple warnings that cryptocurrencies have no official backing and people who trade in them do so "at their own risk."
Growing signs that the government and central bank could soon unveil regulations has made the industry jittery.
Indian banks have reportedly suspended accounts of top bitcoin exchanges like Zebpay, Unocoin and Coinsecure.
Unocoin said it had not faced any banking challenges, while Zebpay and Coinsecure did not respond to requests for comment. The banks either declined to comment or did not respond to requests for comment.
But a person with knowledge of the matter confirmed that at least one of Coinsecure's accounts had been suspended, telling CNNMoney that it was done as part of a "due diligence process."
Related: $530 million cryptocurrency heist may be biggest ever
"These negative events play deeply into the fear factor of traders," Raj Chowdhury, CEO of cryptocurrency firm HashCash Consultants, told CNNMoney. HashCash provides remittance services and payment systems to banks and companies across dozens of countries, and also operates its own cryptocurrency exchange in India.
Chowdhury says India's moves to regulate cryptocurrencies are not surprising, given last year's epic surge of interest that boosted bitcoin to nearly $20,000 in December. The price has more than halved since then.
"Last year was a wild ride," he said. "This year it's gotten big enough for governments to pay attention."
India accounts for between 2% and 3% of global cryptocurrency trade, said Sathvik Vishwanath, CEO of Unocoin.
"India is comparatively a smaller market [when] compared to countries like Japan and the U.S.," Vishwanath told CNNMoney, but he added that "interest is picking up and there is tremendous scope going forward."
Related: Davos says bitcoin is not a currency
But traders are now worried that the government could nip India's crypto boom in the bud. Vishwanath said Unocoin users have been calling to get clarity on whether their money is in danger.
Harshvardhan Singh, who works at a startup near New Delhi, began trading in ethereum -- another virtual currency increasingly popular in India -- in May last year. He said he was "a little worried in the short run" after the government's recent statements and the resulting "bloodbath."
But like many others, Singh feels virtual currencies have become too big to fail.
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"Blockchain and cryptocurrencies built on top of [it] are now part of this massive ecosystem which countries can't just afford to outlaw," he said.
Some industry figures agree.
"We are not worried," said Vishwanath, adding that he doubts the government will "take a knee-jerk reaction without proper analysis."
The government, on its part, has set up a committee to study cryptocurrencies. Jaitley said Thursday that it will await its report before taking any action. He also said India would look into using the underlying blockchain technology in its own digital payment systems.
Related: Facebook bans ads promoting cryptocurrencies
HashCash CEO Chowdhury said many in the industry may even welcome regulation.
"Last year it was the year of ignoring it, this year is the year of debating it," he added. "Next year will hopefully be the year of accepting it."
-- Vinayak Dewan contributed to this report
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The booming cryptocurrency made headlines a week ago for breaking the $3,000 barrier, up from under $1,000 on January 1 2017. Justin Short, CEO and founder of trading platform NOUS, tweeted: “BTC $4k. It may be volatile but it's not worthless.” Today’s high was £3,341.67 ($4,338.16), according to the latest data from CoinDesk. The price of bitcoin has been boosted by heavy demand in Japan where the currency was adopted as legal tender in April.
Bitcoin trade in Japanese yen accounted for 42 per cent of international trade on Sunday, according to CryptoCompare.
BTC $4k. It may be volatile but it's not worthless Justin Short, CEO of NOUS
Trading in the Far East is becoming more important as time goes by, said Brian Kelly, head of BKCM, which runs a digital asset strategy. "Bitcoin is benefitting from geopolitical tensions - trading in Japan and Korea has increased significantly over the last few months,” he told CNBC. Bitcoin’s market cap is now valued at more than $69billion (£53billion), up by more than $10billion (£7.7billion) from last week alone.
COINDESK Bitcoin price latest: The volatile cryptocurrency soared above $4,000 this weekend
COINMARKETCAP Bitcoin's market cap could shoot above $70 billion – more than the value of Paypal
If the token continues to go up in value, its market cap could overtake Paypal in a move dubbed as ‘the flipping'. Paypal’s market cap currently stands at more than $70 billion (£53 billion). The price hike also comes after the introduction of the 'Segregated Witness' (SegWit) update which promises to speed up transaction times on the network. But the last month has been far from a smooth ride for the cryptocurrency, which plummeted below $2,000 in July for the first time since May. Doubt was also cast over the currency’s future on August 1, when the new bitcoin cash token (BCH) forked off from the main blockchain, splitting the cryptocurrency in two.
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Since 1987, B&W Trailer Hitches has been using quality and innovation to build one of the most trustworthy names in the industry. Employee-owned and all American, B&W manufactures towing products with the kind of quality that can only be delivered when pride of ownership goes into every step of the process, from design to the final customer experience. While most other manufacturers have shipped their operations overseas, this commitment to excellence has made B&W one of the few remaining hitch makers in America.
Like many American success stories, B&W’s began in a garage. It was 1987 in the Midwestern town of Humboldt, Kansas. Roger Baker was experiencing declining demand for his skills as a classic-car restorer, and Joe Works had endured several tough years on the family farm. To provide for their families, they began applying their skills in a new way—building custom truck beds under the name B&W.
They quickly recognized a way to remove the inconvenience of a gooseneck ball permanently welded in the bed of a truck. They designed a gooseneck hitch with the mounting hardware underneath the bed and a ball that turned over and stowed in place. The Turnoverball Gooseneck Hitch was born. They didn’t know it would revolutionize the industry the way it did, but today nearly every gooseneck manufacturer uses this type of ball storage and mounting system. They didn’t invent the trailer hitch, but they made everyone else reinvent theirs.
A few years later, they applied the same concepts to fifth-wheel hitches. Using the same under-bed mounting hardware and hole in the bed, they designed a Companion with a single point attachment that was removable when not towing. They also designed the Companion to provide a quiet and smooth ride for the user.
From there, they kept solving problems other hitch manufacturers weren’t, always thinking of the customer’s towing experience. They set the bar high and built a company that continues to raise it.
Baker retired in 1999, and in 2007, Works began transferring ownership to the company’s 390 employees, who are now employee-owners. With a vested interest in their products, the employee-owners are more dedicated than ever to making the best hitches and accessories possible.
Their product line now includes all types of innovative towing products manufactured on-site in their nearly 500,000-square-foot facility, where they can oversee every detail. Their steel comes straight from the American Heartland and is forged in mills they’ve known and trusted for years. Because the best labor doesn’t come from the lowest bidder overseas, B&W’s craftsmen are some of the best and brightest in the industry.
“We know that what you tow matters—and so does what you tow it with,” is a company motto.
B&W Trailer Hitches is a shining example of American-made quality and American ingenuity.
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Question: Ask Lindsay: Building intimacy with friends, not just lovers

Lindsay Mason is a counselor at the Rowan University Wellness Center who works on the “Lindsay’s Corner” initative. “Ask Lindsay” is designed to be a space where she answers YOUR questions about mental health and wellness. Send your questions/comments/thoughts to lindsayscorner@rowan.edu.
February is the month for lovers—or at least it is by conventional, societal standards. I’ve realized in the last few years that we culturally tend to emphasize love and intimacy with partners, especially during Valentine’s season, while ignoring the importance of these qualities in other bonds we build.
For those who have had a close friend, you know that physical/sexual attraction is not necessary to create a beautiful and genuine bond with another. A great friendship can keep our ship sailing in the roughest of seas and fulfill our human need to be connected to another. Yet, as a society we tend to spend less time reflecting on how to repair the damage to a relationship with a friend versus that of a lover. So how does one build, or repair, an intimate bond with another?
Well, we may know how, yet our technological age tends to make it difficult to create those intimate bonds, whether by accident or by choice. Our smart phones and access to all sorts of social media have us believe that we are “connected” to others, yet we forget that intimacy takes revealing more about ourselves over a span of time to build trust and understanding. Intimacy is also built from physical touch, a caring hand on the shoulder or a much-needed hug, neither of which are achieved via Wi-Fi. Having moments of spontaneous laughter and tears shed through bravely revealing one’s true self also build close bonds and cannot be replicated without face-to-face interaction. During those moments we also share information about our lives and provide and offer support to the other.
I’m not saying this is easy in any way—I am aware that this process involves taking risks, being vulnerable, and spending time (which is never easy). Nowadays, it’s difficult to call someone up and plan to meet up rather than just respond online to a status and believe we are doing our part in the relationship. However, if we do give it the time and energy it deserves, the payoff is huge.
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Question: Laguna Beach real estate broker who hopes to unseat Rep. Dana Rohrabacher launches 'Impeach Trump' PAC

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A Laguna Beach real estate broker is launching a campaign to challenge long-time Republican Orange County Rep. Dana Rohrabacher in 2018, and he says his campaign will rest in large part on attacking the congressman's friendly views towards Russia.
The Democratic candidate, 57-year-old Boyd Roberts, is also vowing to work to impeach President Donald Trump, and has registered a federal political committee that he says will raise money to support other congressional candidates who back Trump's impeachment.
News of Robert's candidacy and the creation of his "Impeach Trump Leadership" PAC was first reported by The Hill and comes after Trump's national security advisor Michael Flynn resigned after admitting that he misled members of the administration, including Vice President Mike Pence , about conversations he'd had with Russia's ambassador to Washington.
"The district will vote [Rohrabacher] out because i think there is something with the Russia thing," Roberts said in an interview with The Times. "I think I can raise money off it."
Boyd is relatively new to politics. He launched and later aborted a campaign to challenge Inland Empire Rep. Ken Calvert in 2014. He says he never raised more than $5,000 in that bid.
In 2012, he finished last among a field of five candidates running for a seat on the Hemet Unified School District board .
But Roberts said Rohrabacher's sympathetic views of Russia will provide a big enough liability to give him a shot at unseating him.
Roberts noted that Politico labeled Rohrabacher " Putin’s favorite congressman " in a story last year, while Sen. John McCain implied that the congressman is a part of the GOP's " lunatic fringe " after Rohrabacher said he was planning a trip to Russia.
"Dana Rohrabacher is the best candidate to go up against in the nation right now," Roberts said.
Some political insiders think Rohrabacher may retire . He does not have as much campaign cash in the bank as Scott Baugh, the former chairman of the Republican Party of Orange County, who said he is waiting to step in should Rohrabacher bow out. Baugh has $548,428 in cash on hand for a potential campaign.
Roberts said he will begin fundraising on the Democratic online platform Act Blue today. His said he has not been in contact with the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which named Rohrabacher as one of the seven California Republicans they plan to unseat in 2018.

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Question: This Might Be Scott Pruitt’s Most Destructive Move Yet

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Adopting a strategy successfully employed by the tobacco industry, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt announced a sweeping new regulation that would restrict the kinds of scientific studies the agency can use in developing its regulations.
The EPA administrator, who has come under fire from both parties for his personal conduct and ethical scandals, announced the changes at an EPA event on Tuesday, where he was surrounded by conservative allies and pollution skeptics. “I know many of you here have supported this through a number of years,” told his audience, which did not include any reporters.
For years, EPA critics have pushed Congress to forbid the agency from relying on the studies that comprise the bulk of the independent research on fossil fuels on public health. Their strategy aims to sow doubt about the health effects of air pollution, while slowing down or weakening future rules targeting particulate matter and ozone. The proposed rule is modeled after bills introduced by Smith in the House, which Pruitt described as the “codification of an approach.”
The centerpiece proposal—restricting the EPA’s use of the best available science in crafting policy—has been tried before. The tobacco industry laid out its strategy to combat “secret science” in the EPA’s work to reign in cigarette smoke in a 1996 memo, according to The Intercept, claiming that it was impossible to know the accuracy of studies in which the researcher didn’t make all their raw data public. The fossil fuel industry latter borrowed the same strategy in an attempt to undermine the landmark 1993 Harvard “Six Cities” public health study on air pollution.
Many scientists note that, in practice, the policy will prove to be unworkable. It would drastically limit the kinds of studies available to regulators crafting the agency’s air and water regulations, because many of these studies rely on sensitive medical records that cannot be made public, or may be owned by private institutions not keen on publishing proprietary information.
“The irony is whenever the industry does these studies from their own angle, do they reveal all the data? No. It becomes this very disingenuous cry of someone playing dirty.”
The EPA’s critics “are forever trying to cut this data and saying the broad scientific community aren’t giving them all the information they need to disprove this data,” says Dan Costa, former director of the EPA’s Air, Climate, and Energy Research Program, who recently retired. “The irony is whenever the industry does these studies from their own angle, do they reveal all the data? No. It becomes this very disingenuous cry of someone playing dirty.”
According to emails obtained by the Union of Concerned Scientists through FOIA requests, Nancy Beck, a top political appointee at the agency, had noted her concern about this approach in January to Richard Yamada, the top political appointee in the Office of Research and Development. She suggested that industry studies also would be affected by the changes. “Such a requirement would be incredibly burdensome,” she wrote, “not practical.”
The proposed rule that will be published in the Federal Register appears to get around this obstacle for industry studies by granting Pruitt the power to personally to decide what exemptions can be made. The generous carveout allows the “Administrator to exempt significant regulatory decisions on a case-by-case basis if he or she determines that compliance is impracticable because it is not feasible…”
Once implemented, the rule would have a far-reaching impact on the agency’s future policymaking, and its rules on lead in drinking water and air pollution. For example, the agency is due to review regulations on particulate matter small enough to lodge into the lungs and cause serious health problems. “This is very transparently a way to attack the ozone and particulate matter standards,” Gretchen Goldman, lead analyst with the Union of Concerned Scientists says. “It’s written very prescriptively, focused on getting down to the inconvenient studies for those being regulated.” Every five years the EPA is supposed to assess the best available science on ozone and particulate matter and decide action from there, but with this policy in place, the work would either be slowed down to a crawl as researchers try to obtain the raw data, or it would end up being based on a skewed sample of studies.
For the “Secret Science Reform” bill introduced by Lamar Smith in 2014, the Congressional Budget Office estimated the implementation costs would be $250 million a year—half of the Office of Research and Development’s research budget. Though the EPA proposal is not as far-reaching, applying to economically significant regulations only, it is still burdensome for a cash-strapped agency. The CBO report estimated the cost would go up $10,000 to $30,000 for each study the agency uses; one way it suggests reducing costs is for the EPA to rely on “significantly fewer studies each year in support of its mission.”
The most effective way Pruitt can hollow out the EPA, besides gutting its staff, is to attack the heart of how the agency uses and studies science—the bedrock of the EPA’s work. And he’s taken aim at science in other ways, as he highlighted in Tuesday’s speech, such as changing the composition of the agency’s independent science advisory boards. He claimed that he was removing advisers because they had a “conflict of interest” because they received EPA grants. But by removing them, he paved the way for more industry-sympathetic views on the boards that are designed to serve as an independent check on the agency’s science.
Tuesday’s move advances that goal. Joseph Goffman, a former EPA attorney who is now director of the Harvard Environmental Law program, told me, he was especially struck by “how transparent Pruitt is about rigging the process: Rigging the membership of the science boards, rigging the range of studies that will be incorporated in agency decision making. And in both cases [he’s] excluding sources of information or expertise that would lead to outcomes that Pruitt doesn’t prefer.”
Goffman thinks Pruitt’s predecessors never went as far as Pruitt to change the agency’s internal processes to suit their political purposes. “He’s changing the internal rules of the game by which EPA plays in order to rig it.”

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'This is Our Nation, Now Get the F**k Out': Not the First Time America's Witnessed Hate, Not the Last


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Question: Massachusetts police officer on Charlottesville crash: 'Hahahaha love this'

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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) — A Massachusetts police department is investigating a Facebook comment by an officer who wrote "Hahahaha love this" in response to a story about a car crashing into counter-protesters at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, killing one person and injuring at least 19 others.
Springfield Police Commissioner John Barbieri says he received a complaint about the comment Sunday and opened an internal investigation.
Officer Conrad Lariviere wrote in response to the violence: "Hahahaha love this, maybe people shouldn't block road ways."
In a Facebook interview with Masslive.com, Lariviere says he's a "good man who made a stupid comment."
Democratic Mayor Domenic Sarno says: "There is no place for this in our society, let alone from a Springfield Police Officer."
An Ohio man is charged with second-degree murder and other counts over the crash.

More details continue to come to light surrounding the Charlottesville attack over the weekend.
James Alex Fields Jr., the 20-year-old Ohio man who deliberately rammed his car into a crowd of counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia, killing 32-year-old Heather Heyer, was denied bail today and is set to appear back in court on August 25.
Here's what we know about his violent past so far.
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According to TMZ, police records show several phone calls to the cops from 2010 and 2011 after Fields threatened his own mother, Samantha Bloom.
When he was just 13 and 14 years old, Fields was arrested and detained for spitting in his wheelchair-bound mom's face before intimidating her with a 12-inch knife.
Another time, Fields attacked Bloom by hitting her in the head and covering her mouth after she asked him to stop playing video games. So scary.
Despite his past, Bloom told AP that she doesn't believe her son is a white supremacist — claiming she thought the rally had "something to do with Trump":
"I just knew he was going to a rally. I mean, I try to stay out of his political views. You know, we don't, you know, I don't really get too involved, I moved him out to his own apartment, so we … I'm watching his cat. I thought it had something to do with Trump. Trump's not a white supremacist."
Are we sure about that?
Anyway, she also told the outlet that her son "had an African-American friend" so clearly he's not racist. Side eye.
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Question: Samsung, Hyundai Motor see growing uncertainties in 2017

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SEOUL, April 25 (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Display Co Ltd forecast higher panel shipments and more stable prices in the second quarter as it reported its first operating loss in six years on Wednesday, hit by a flood of supply from Chinese rivals.
Sluggish sales of liquid crystal displays for TVs and investment costs of shifting production to meet growing demand for organic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels also weighed on earnings in the first quarter.
But CFO Don Kim said the second quarter was looking brighter, with panel area shipments expected to grow on-quarter as consumers upgraded to bigger screens to watch major sporting events.
LCD panel prices should stabilise while demand for large-size OLED panels was also expected to remain strong, he added.
"The market situation has changed more rapidly than expected," he said in a statement, adding the company had underestimated the impact of new Chinese supply.
"We will be focusing on efficient and flexible management in capital expenditure and maintaining operational performance including intensified cost reduction."
The Apple Inc supplier posted an operating loss of 98 billion won ($91 million) for January-March. That compares with a 1 trillion won profit in the same period a year ago and an average forecast of a 58.1 billion won loss drawn from 14 analysts polled by Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.
Revenue fell 19.6 percent to 5.7 trillion won.
LG Display shares, which have been trading near three-month lows so far in April, were up 0.2 percent by 0303 GMT compared with a 1 percent fall in the wider market.
"Investors are betting that this is the last bad result, and it can only go up from here," said Kim Hyun-soo, analyst at Hana Financial Investment.
Chinese panel makers, bolstered by government subsidies, are ramping up production and putting pressure on panel prices, analysts have said.
Prices of key LCD panels are estimated to have fallen between 6 percent and 10 percent in the first quarter, they added.
Concerns about a glut in the market had driven LG Display shares down about 17 percent so far this year.
LG Display said that while it expected 2018 capital expenditures to be slightly lower than previous guidance of 9 trillion won, investments would partly depend on the strength of the smartphone market.
Flagging the possibility of deeper cuts in capex, it said would take a "flexible" approach to investing in smaller OLED panels for mobile devices due to "increased uncertainty".
Less-than-expected sales of Apple's OLED-screened iPhone X led rival Samsung Electronics' display business, which has near 100 percent market share in mobile OLED, to lower the utilisation of its production lines in the first quarter, according to research provider WitsView. ($1 = 1,076.1200 won) (Reporting by Joyce Lee; Editing by Edwina Gibbs and Stephen Coates)


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Question: Pacers beat Magic 117-104 as Myles Turner scores 23 points

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Magic center Bismack Biyombo, left, battles Pacers center Myles Turner for a rebound during a game in Indianapolis, Sunday, Jan. 1, 2017. Turner had game highs of 23 points and 12 rebounds.
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Atlanta coach Mike Budenholzer finally has his first win over Gregg Popovich, his longtime former boss in San Antonio.
It took career and season-high point totals from Tim Hardaway Jr. and Paul Millsap, respectively, to make it happen.
Hardaway matched his career high with 29 points, including a tying 3-pointer with 3.3 seconds remaining in regulation, and the Hawks beat the Spurs 114-112 in overtime on Sunday night.
Budenholzer, in his fourth season as Atlanta’s coach, had been 0-6 against San Antonio.
Millsap scored a season-high 32 points and had 13 rebounds for the Hawks, who snapped a string of 11 straight losses to San Antonio since 2010.
“It’s great to get this win against a really good team and it’s good to get it for Bud,” Millsap said. “He’s happy to have it under his belt.”
Budenholzer spent 19 years with the Spurs, the last 17 as an assistant. He downplayed his personal motivation.
“You know, I was there for a long time,” Budenholzer said. “A lot of things we’ve tried to bring here . . . but at the end of the day it’s a game for our players.”
Trail Blazers 95, T-Wolves 89
In Minneapolis, C.J. McCollum scored a career-high 43 points and Portland overcame a 14-point first-half deficit to beat Minnesota.
Pistons 107, Heat 98
In Miami, Reggie Jackson scored 27 points, Andre Drummond finished with 25 points and 18 rebounds and Detroit wore down the depleted Heat.
Pacers 117, Magic 104
In Indianapolis, Myles Turner had 23 points and 12 rebounds to lead the Pacers past Orlando.
Raptors 123, Lakers 114
In Los Angeles, Kyle Lowry scored 20 of his season-high 41 points in the fourth quarter, and the Raptors held on to stop a two-game skid.


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Question: Republican Senator does not expect Trump to weaken H1B visas

A powerful Republican Senator has said he does not expect President to weaken the H-1B visa scheme, sought-after by Indian professionals, as the programme benefits Americans and the US economy.
Senator Orion Hatch, Senate Finance Committee Chairman, said that in his several meetings with Trump he had discussed the economic benefits of preserving and expanding H-1B visas programme, which is popular among Indian professionals.
Hatch told 'Morning Consult', a media company, that his time with Trump has convinced him that the President will take a pragmatic approach to H-1Bs.
"Anything that creates jobs, anything that moves this economy forward. And I think he can put political feelings aside. And I expect him to, and I'll make sure he does," the Republican Senator from Utah said yesterday.
Hatch is expected to roll out a tech-focused "Innovation Agenda for the 115th Congress," in which he is likely to push for an increase in H-1B visa number.
H1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows American firms to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise. The tech companies depend on to hire tens of thousands of employees each year.
He had made a similar effort in 2015 when he introduced a bill to raise the annual cap on H-1B visas to between 115,000 to 195,000, based on market conditions.
"While some have expressed some reservations about the impact of high-skilled immigration on American jobs, I believe we can and will be able to make a convincing case for reform. The data is on our side," said Hatch who met Trump some two weeks ago.
He said Trump appears to recognise the importance of the high-skilled guest worker programme for overall job growth and economic productivity.
Hatch exuded confidence that he can convince the President that the data on H-1B visas shows how the programme benefits American workers and the US economy, the report said.
India is one of the top sources for international workers in the American tech industry, accounting for a major chunk of all H-1B visas. And any move by Trump, who has vowed to put an "America First" policy, will have an adverse impact in India.

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