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['represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'WATCH: Anthrax: The Forgotten Lie'] == ['', 'Fifteen years ago today, March 20, the “Coalition of the Willing” declared war on Iraq. We now know that war was based on a monumental and inexcusable lie about Iraq possessing “weapons of mass destruction”, and that the war itself was a crime under international law. But we tend to forget that WMDs wasn’t the only lie told to us at the time. There was also the lie about the anthrax attacks in the USA, which in some ways can be counted even more egregious and cold-blooded.\nWe were told the anthrax that killed five people and harmed 17 others had been positively identified as originating in Iraq. Colin Powell’s famous “test tube full of washing powder” was a bit of theatre designed to sell us on this alleged fact. But it wasn’t true.\nAlmost immediately after the attacks the FBI knew the anthrax must have been homegrown,or at least produced somewhere with sophisticated laboratory equipment. But since this fact didn’t fit with the al Qaeda narrative it was sppressed from public knowledge. By October 2001 the Guardian was reporting “Iraq ‘behind US anthrax outbreaks’.” All the usual suspects in promoting imperialist war soon followed suit.\nThe narrative at this time was clearly intended to be that Iraq was the state-sponsor of al Qaeda terror, and had not only been a supporter of the 9/11 attacks but had provided Osama’ boys with the goods to murder even more Americans with anthrax. This, obviously, was intended to act as the rationale for attacking those two vitally strategic countries in the the US’s project for dominance in the Middle east and Asia – Iraq and Afghanistan.\nBut, as so often seems to happen, this narrative was almost immediately undermined by official White House statements (perhaps originating in elements of the government anxious to preserve the administration from outright association with a lie) that the anthrax in question showed no signs of coming from Iraq, because they specifically lacked an ingredient called bentonite. Which, as we now know, was true.\nThis official denial, based on solid scientific evidence, should have been an end to the story. But, as the film above shows, owing to a vast campaign of distraction and deception by politicians and the media, the completely discredited story of Iraqi responsibility for the anthrax attacks continue to flourish and even gain momentum. Outlets such as ABC and, most prominently, from Judith Miller (whose pre-2001prescience about the dangers of anthrax in the US seems truly breathtaking) in the New York Times, brazenly continued to sell the idea in feature articles, specials and endless repetition in the nightly news.\nAnd what was the central “fact” on which the media story of Iraq’s guilt was built?\nNothing less than the completely and provably false claim the White House had already denied – that there was bentonite in the anthrax.\nEven the White House, the same White House that had officially denied the presence of bentonite and therefore ruled out Iraq involvement, continue to use implications, lies by omission and weasel words to enable the opposite view to become lodged in the public mind.\nThese people didn’t just bend the truth, or fudge or obfuscate. They lied. They invented whole narratives, they made up whole back stories, they looked us in the camera’s eye on TV and completely deceived us. The media’s Anthrax Meme never existed. Not one single part of it. And even while Colin Powell was allowing us to believe the story he had known for more than a year that it was a complete fabrication\nThe UK government is currently lying to us about the Skripal poisoning. We know that already to be beyond doubt. The only question is how deep the lie goes this time.\nWhen we look back at 2001 we have to realise it could be very deep indeed.'] != ['Represent this text to find a news title for it', '| L I N K S |\n| Contact Boston Emissions |\n| Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Soundcloud |\n| Rock & Roll Rumble | Anngelle |\n| The Watch List | Local Music Venues |\nOnline at @bostonemissions\nAttention anyone sending music for consideration: It would help me immensely – and save some time trying to reach you via email in time for each week’s show – if you would include what songs are clean for radio. 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BY AMY FORLITI
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A doctor who saw Prince in the days before he died had prescribed oxycodone under the name of Prince’s friend to protect the musician’s privacy, according to an affidavit unsealed Monday.
The document is one of several affidavits and search warrants unsealed in Carver County District Court as the yearlong investigation into Prince’s death continues.
The documents don’t say where Prince got the fentanyl that killed him, which was obtained illegally and not by prescription. But they do shed some light on Prince’s struggle with addiction in the days before he died. Oxycodone was not listed as a cause of Prince’s death.
Prince was 57 when he was found alone and unresponsive in an elevator at his Paisley Park home on April 21. Autopsy results showed he died from an accidental overdose of fentanyl, a synthetic drug 50 times more powerful than heroin.
According to the search warrants, authorities searched Paisley Park, cellphone records of Prince’s associates, and Prince’s email accounts to try to determine how he got the fentanyl.
A search of Prince’s home yielded numerous pills in various containers. Some were in prescription bottles that were under the name Kirk Johnson, Prince’s longtime friend and associate. Some pills in other bottles were marked as if they were a mix of acetaminophen and hydrocodone – but at least one of those tested positive for fentanyl, meaning it was counterfeit.
The documents suggest Prince was struggling with an addiction to prescription opioids. Just six days before he died, Prince fell ill on a plane and made an emergency stop in Illinois as he was returning home from a concert in Atlanta. First responders revived him with two doses of a drug that reverses the effects of an opioid overdose.
One affidavit says Dr. Michael Todd Schulenberg, who saw Prince April 7, 2016, and again on April 20, admitted to authorities that he prescribed oxycodone for Prince the same day as the emergency plane landing "but put the prescription in Kirk Johnson’s name for Prince’s privacy."
Authorities also searched Johnson’s cellphone records, to see who he was communicating with in the month before Prince died.
Messages left with attorneys for Schulenberg and Johnson weren’t immediately returned Monday. Schulenberg has an active medical license and is currently practicing medicine in Minnesota. His attorney, Amy Conners, told the AP last week that there are no restrictions on his license.
Investigators haven’t interviewed either Johnson or Schulenberg since the hours after Prince died, an official with knowledge of the investigation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because the investigation is ongoing.
While authorities have the power to ask a grand jury to investigate and issue subpoenas for testimony, that step hasn’t been taken, the official said.
Prince did not have a cellphone, and authorities searched multiple email accounts that belonged to him, as they tried to determine who he was communicating with and where he got the drugs that killed him, according to the search warrants. The search warrants don’t reveal the outcome of the email searches.
The documents say some of the drugs in Prince’s bedroom were in a suitcase with the name "Peter Bravestrong" on it. Police believe Bravestrong was an alias that Prince used when he traveled. The suitcase also contained lyrics for the song "U Got the Look" that appeared to be in Prince’s handwriting.
Investigators have said little about the case over the last year, other than it is active. The official who spoke to the AP said the case has taken investigators to Illinois and California, as authorities have interviewed friends, family and any potential witnesses, including the flight crew and hospital staff that were present when Prince overdosed on the plane.

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Question: It’s a full day of free fun at the 2018 Bradenton Area River Regatta | Bradenton Herald

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Crowds were already estimated well into the tens of thousands by noon on Saturday as the Formula Powerboat Super League Formula 2 boat racing kicked into high gear late Saturday morning.
The Green Bridge was lined end to end by the time the boats started qualifying at 10 a.m.
“It’s just awesome,” said Bradenton Mayor Wayne Poston.
Within an hour of race time, crowds were three-to-five deep on the bridge and Riverwalk in Bradenton had few open spaces remaining along the waterfront. Land activities were in full swing, including helicopter tours around the skies over Bradenton and Palmetto. Kelly Mohanaendelamien climbed out with her 9-year-old daughter and 11-year-old son, who since as a young boy has wanted to be a pilot.
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Saturday was his first ride and only confirmed his life’s desire.
The Braden River High Drumline helps kickoff festivities for the Bradenton Area River Regatta Friday evening at Pier 22. BRHS will join 4 other Manatee District Drumlines Saturday from 5 pm to 6 pm for the Battle of the Green Bridge. #WeManatee pic.twitter.com/uh5soNcvwR — Manatee Schools (@Manateeschools) February 2, 2018
“It was his first time up, so it was great for him to see what it’s actually like,” she said. “My daughter has some sensory issues, so I was a little nervous about the noise and wind and it did bother her at first. But she settled down and had a wonderful time. The pilot smiled at her and said, ‘I bet she’s going to want to go right back up.’ And not five minutes later she said, ‘I want to go again.’”
Though the crowds were surging early, law enforcement officials reported no issues and the event was going smoothly, though traffic into downtown was heavy. In Palmetto, crowds packed into Riverside Park West for the newest Ferris wheel attraction, and vendors lined the way with food and games.
“Our goal was to grow this each year and make it bigger and better,” said Mike Fetchko, ISM USA president and event organizer. “The bigger it gets each year, the better it’s only going to get. I can’t thank the two cities and Manatee County for all they do to make this happen, as well as our sponsors. We had a vision when this idea first came up four years ago, and there’s nothing quite like seeing that vision come true. Seeing all the smiles on the faces of all these families is why I do what I do.”
Tens of thousands of people were already in place as the Formula 2 Powerboat Super League series kicked off on the Manatee River on Saturday. Mark Young myoung@bradenton.com
The fourth annual Bradenton Area River Regatta officially kicked off at 8 a.m. Saturday morning with a horn blast that sent hundreds of runners from downtown Bradenton toward the Green Bridge as part of the Saint Stephen’s 5K race and 1K Fun Run.
Exuberant Falcons from the Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School stood atop the Green Bridge, along with the school’s mascot, Freddy the Falcon, cheering on the runners. On the other side, as many as 50 people were already setting up chairs for the Formula 2 Powerboat Super League Series, still hours away from getting underway.
Freddy the Falcon and students from Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School cheer on runners atop the Green Bridge Saturday morning as part of the Saint Stephen’s 5K run that kicks off the annual Bradenton Area River Regatta. Mark Young myoung@bradenton.com
Among the first arrivals was Carol Kleutsen, who secured her favorite viewing spot for the fourth straight year.
“We always get here shortly after 8 a.m.,” Kleutsen said. “We find our spot, head out for breakfast and come right back. The people that come to these races are always really nice and we certainly don’t mind being out in the fresh air and this event just gets better every year. It’s just a good day to have some family fun and there is so much to do for everyone.”
Reeling them in
Right about the time the middle group of runners was reaching Palmetto, about 50 youngsters were tossing fishing lines into the water off the Palmetto fishing pier as part of the annual Hernando DeSoto Historical Society’s Little Anglers Fishing Tourney.
“In our first 10 minutes, the kids have already caught about 10 fish,” said Scott Toedman, a historical society member and organizer of the fishing tournament.
Discount Tackle provides all the fishing gear each year, which the kids get to take home with them. Tropicana supplies all of the trophies.
Six-year-old Kylie received a participation medal last year after coming up empty. The medal hangs on her wall now. “But I want to hang it on a trophy this year,” she said.
Debbie Miller-Phillips said Kylie has been talking about the fishing tournament for a solid month.
“We kept checking the papers and finally saw all the information last month and said, ‘Yes!’ She’s been talking about it every since,” said Miller-Phillips. Kylie was on her way to grabbing one of those trophies with at least one fish caught. Not far down from Kylie was another 6-year-old, Logan Cole, who was pulling up his first fish of the day just 15 minutes into the two-hour tournament.
Logan Cole, 6, shows off his first catch of the day Saturday morning at the Hernando DeSoto Historical Society’s Little Anglers Fishing Tourney on the Palmetto fishing pier. The tournament is free and the kids go home with the fishing gear and it’s all part of the annual Bradenton Area River Regatta. Mark Young myoung@bradenton.com
“It’s probably the biggest fish I ever caught,” Cole said with a smile.
Dad had to remind him that the 10-inch catfish he caught a few months back was a little bigger, but that didn’t stop Cole from smiling or getting his line quickly back in the water.
“I like it,” he said.
Formula 2 Boat Racing is basically the Nascar of the water. The powerful boats can go up to 125 miles per hour. https://t.co/3AtYPyA8fx — Bay News 9 (@BN9) February 3, 2018
By 10 a.m., there was a steady influx of regatta-goers and spectators were already securing their favorite spots on the bridge and along Riverwalk. Law enforcement reported no traffic issues for the early arrivals.
Palmetto Mayor Shirley Groover Bryant and Bradenton Mayor Wayne Poston enter the Bradenton Area River Regatta Kickoff Party Friday with the Braden River High Drumline. #WeManatee pic.twitter.com/7iLo15qXVh — Manatee Schools (@Manateeschools) February 3, 2018
Tails were waggin’
The All-Star Stunt Dog Show was a hit with Regatta guests. More than 200 puppy lovers turned out to one of the numerous afternoon shows and watched as Chris Perondi and Abby Cline demonstrated just what a trained dog could do with some “doggone fun.”
Perondi, who has been training dogs since 1996 using positive reinforcement as toys, brought out a handful of pups who wowed the crowd. Spitfire Spinelli is a 9-year-old dog who has become the show’s No. 1 star, Perondi said.
Her tricks included jumping rope, circling Perondi’s legs backwards and moonwalking to her favorite song, Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean.”
The final act of the stunt show was Little Cricket, a tiny pug and Boston terrier mix who proved that she could hang with the big dogs. She jumped through Cline’s hoops, balanced on Cline’s back and balanced a handstand on her front paws in Cline’s outstretched palm.
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It’s Independence Day week, and even though the Fourth of July fell on a Wednesday this year (and most of the fireworks will be long faded before Friday), there are other independence-themed events going on this weekend. Come out to Gavin Park on Saturday, July 7, from 11am – 9pm to enjoy the Town of Wilton‘s ParkFest. In celebration of Wilton’s bicentennial, ParkFest 2018 will feature a host of historical- and colonial-inspired events and activities, including live reenactments, period crafters and characters (75 vendors in all, though not all will be in costume), an “ole time” photo booth and period musical entertainment on the Bicentennial Stage, with performances by Fyfes and Drumms of Olde Saratoga, Skip Parson’s Dixieland and All That Jazz and more.
Still not satisfied? This year’s ParkFest will include everything from carnival rides, rock wall climbing and “F&F Pig Racing” to a custom and classic car show, juggling comedy from Bryson Lang and live music from the acclaimed tribute band Beatlemania Now. And yes, the Gavin Splash Park will be open should you or your kids need to cool off.
Admission to Parkfest 2018 is not only free, but you can also leave with more money than you came in with. There are $2,500 worth of awards and prizes being given out for various competitions. These include 1K & 5K Fun Runs, an ice cream eating contest, a cookie decorating contest and a sidewalk chalk-drawing contest, among others. And if you need more than this, just check out these other fun events going on.
Friday, July 6
Saratoga Polo Association Tournament – 5:30pm, every Friday & Saturday until September 2.
Rocking Horse Winner & Vinkensport, or The Finch Opera – A double feature, 2pm at Opera Saratoga. (Read more about the former two here.)
Saturday, July 7
Corinth Independence Day Celebration – 9am – 10pm, Corinth.
WGNA Countryfest 2018 – Including Rascal Flats, 3:30pm at SPAC.
Can Art Be ‘Offensive’? – Panel discussion at 7pm, Davis Auditorium, Skidmore College.
Opening Reception: 10×10 Show – 6pm – 8pm, Saratoga Arts, 320 Broadway.
Sunday, July 8
24th Annual Secret Gardens Tour – 11am – 5 pm, Saratoga Springs.
March for Solidarity with Immigrants – 6pm – 7:30pm, 1st Street & North Broadway, Saratoga.
Summer Concert Series in Congress Park – The summer season begins at 7pm on July 8 and lasts until August 26, Congress Park.
NY Goat Yoga in The Woods – 9am – 10:30am, 7222 Kilmer Road, Middle Grove, New York.


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Question: Cosby jury to decide: Serial rapist or con artist’s mark

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Bill Cosby is at the courthouse Tuesday morning ahead of closing arguments in his sexual assault retrial.
Accompanied for the first time by his wife of more than 50 years, Bill Cosby walked into a courthouse Tuesday morning ahead of closing arguments in his sexual assault retrial.
Camille Cosby had been absent from the courtroom as prosecutors called a series of women to the stand who testified her husband drugged and sexually assaulted them, but she was by his side Tuesday for the trial’s conclusion.
The jury that will start deliberating Cosby’s fate has heard the comedian described over the past two weeks both as a “serial rapist” and a con artist’s victim.
They have seen a half-dozen accusers testify that the man once revered as “America’s Dad” had a sordid secret life that involved preying on women for his own sexual gratification. And they have heard from a witness who says his chief accuser talked about framing a high-profile person to score a big payday.
Now, seven men and five women who have been kept in a suburban Philadelphia hotel, away from family, friends and daily routines, will get to have their say in the first big celebrity trial of the #MeToo era.
“You now have all of the evidence,” Judge Steven O’Neill told them after Cosby’s lawyers rested on Monday without calling the 80-year-old comedian to the stand. “Try to relax, so that you’re on your game tomorrow.”
Jurors could be in for a marathon.
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Before going off to deliberate, they will hear both sides rehash the case in lengthy closing arguments, and they will get O’Neill’s instructions in the law.
Cosby is charged with three counts of aggravated indecent assault — all stemming from Toronto native Andrea Constand’s allegations that he knocked her out with three pills he called “your friends” and molested her at his suburban Philadelphia mansion in January 2004.
Each count carries a sentence of up to 10 years in prison.
Cosby has said he gave Constand 1 1/2 tablets of the over-the-counter cold and allergy medicine Benadryl to help her relax before what he called a consensual sexual encounter.
The jury in Cosby’s first trial weighed the evidence for more than 52 hours over six days without reaching a verdict.
This time, both sides have given the retrial jury much more to consider.
Prosecutors were able to call five additional accusers who testified that Cosby also drugged and violated them — including one woman who asked him through her tears, “You remember, don’t you, Mr. Cosby?”
Cosby’s new defence team, led by Michael Jackson lawyer Tom Mesereau, countered with a far more robust effort at stoking doubts about Constand’s credibility and raising questions about whether Cosby’s arrest was even legal.
The defence’s star witness was a former colleague of Constand who says Constand spoke of levelling false sexual assault accusations against a high-profile person for the purpose of filing a civil suit. Constand got a civil settlement of nearly $3.4 million from Cosby.
Both juries also heard from Cosby himself — not on the witness stand, but via an explosive deposition he gave in 2005 and 2006 as part of Constand’s civil suit against him. In it, Cosby acknowledged he gave the sedative quaaludes to women before sex in the 1970s.
Cosby’s lawyers devoted the last two days of their case to travel records they say prove he could not have been at his suburban Philadelphia home in January 2004. They argue that any encounter there with Constand would have happened earlier, outside the statute of limitations.
Cosby’s private jet records and travel itineraries produced by Cosby’s lawyers do not show any flights in or out of the Philadelphia area in January 2004, but they have large gaps — a total of 17 days that month in which Cosby was not travelling, performing or taping TV appearances.
District Attorney Kevin Steele noted that the records do not account for other ways Cosby could have gotten to Philadelphia.
“You can’t tell us whether he got on a commercial flight,” Steele said, questioning a defence aviation expert. “You can’t tell us whether he got on a train. You can’t tell us whether he got in a car and drove to Philadelphia.”
The Associated Press does not typically identify people who say they are victims of sexual assault unless they grant permission, which Constand has done.
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Michael R. Sisak, The Associated Press
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Actor and comedian Bill Cosby arrives for the closing arguments in the retrial of his sexual assault case Norristown, Pennsylvania
A con man who exploited his fame as "America's Dad" to betray women's trust by drugging and sexually assaulting them, or a misguided married man hoodwinked by a money-grabbing, pathological liar?
The defense and prosecution delivered closing arguments at Bill Cosby's sexual assault retrial Tuesday, before the jury later starts deliberations in the first celebrity trial of the #MeToo era.
The frail 80-year-old Cosby could spend the rest of his life behind bars if convicted of aggravated indecent assault against Andrea Constand, then a Temple University employee, in January 2004.
The case has trashed the legacy of the actor once adored by millions for his role as lovable father and obstetrician Cliff Huxtable on the 1984-92 hit television series "The Cosby Show."
"The perpetrator of that con?" asked prosecutor Kristen Feden, turning on its head central the defense claim that Constand is a con-artist in dramatic and emotional closing remarks.
"That man!" she shouted, striding at speed toward and pointing at an impassive Cosby in the Norristown court, just outside Philadelphia.
Feden said Cosby used his fame to gain the trust of unsuspecting women, time and time again, deliberately drugging Constand so that she would be unable to resist his advances.
Camille Cosby, center, walks to the courtroom in Norristown, Pennsylvania, for closing arguments in her husband Bill Cosby's sexual assault trial
Five other accusers testified that Cosby was a serial rapist and predator who preyed on them in a similar manner.
"He's laughing like it's funny?" Feden shouted in Cosby's direction at one point, seemingly in response to his behavior.
"There's nothing funny about that Mr Cosby. And there's nothing funny about five different women, plus Ms Constand. Six. Being incapacitated."
Cosby claims he gave the Canadian Constand an over-the-counter antihistamine to relieve stress and that their relations were consensual.
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Actor and comedian Bill Cosby and his wife, Camille, arrive for the closing arguments in the retrial of his sexual assault case in Norristown, Pennsylvania
Constand says Cosby gave her three blue pills, saying they would help her relax but passed out. She woke up to find him penetrating her vagina with his fingers and that he made her masturbate his penis, she says.
The prosecutor said the case was about trust, betrayal and the inability to consent, tearing into the defense's "vicious" and "filthy" character assassination attempts against Cosby's accusers.
Cosby's high-flying defense team urged the jury to acquit their client on all three counts of aggravated indecent assault and save a "distinguished", legally blind, elderly man from "absolute ruin."
Cosby's wife of more than half a century, Camille, wearing an elegant orange coat and sunglasses, attended the defense closings, embracing him tenderly and beaming, but left during the lunch break.
"Mr. Cosby must be acquitted of all counts. He must walk out of here free," said defense lawyer Tom Mesereau, best known for getting the late Michael Jackson acquitted of child molestation.
"You're dealing with a pathological liar, members of the jury, you are," said Mesereau, who has called 45-year-old Constand a "con artist" who pursued a lonely, grieving father and falsely accused the star to bag a $3.38 million civil settlement in 2006 to escape debt.
In a case which essentially boils down to she-said, he-said, Mesereau drilled into what he called 12 "lies" uttered by Constand and called the 2006 settlement "one of the biggest highway robberies of all time."
Cosby's first trial in Norristown, a Philadelphia suburb, ended in a hung jury in June, with a sequestered panel hopelessly deadlocked after six days of testimony and 52 hours of deliberations.
This time they have more testimony to consider.
The defense star witness is Marguerite Jackson, an educated adviser who worked at Temple University for decades, who claimed that Constand spoke of wanting to set up a celebrity for cash.
They have presented phone and travel records to suggest that Cosby was not in Philadelphia to carry out the alleged assault in January 2004.
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Tom Mesereau, center, attorney for Bill Cosby, arrives at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pennsylvania, for final arguments in the sexual assault trial of the actor and comedian
Experts have disagreed on whether or not Constand's side-effects were consistent with either the over-the-counter antihistamine nor Quaaludes, a 1970s party drug that Cosby admitted during a 2006 deposition that he had obtained with a view to having sex.
Former federal prosecutor Kathleen Bliss sought to neuter any influence that the cultural watershed of the #MeToo movement may exert.
"Mob rule is not due process," said Bliss, referencing witch hunts, lynchings and McCarthyism as "horrible periods of time where emotion and hatred and fear overwhelm us."
"There isn't a single woman here who hasn't felt the pain... of being made to feel lesser," she said. But women are "not snowflakes," she said. "We reject gossip and speculation and false promises."
Prosecutors initially declined to pursue the case, but reopened it in 2015, arguing new evidence had come to light, while an avalanche of women came forward publicly to accuse the star of decades of assault.


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Division I
Wednesdays semifinals
No. 4 Amador Valley 3, No. 1 Freedom 0
No. 3 Foothill 2, No. 2 Heritage 0
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Saturdays final
No. 4 Amador Valley (22-5-1) vs. No. 3 Foothill (24-3) at Diablo Valley College, noon
Division II
Tuesdays semifinal
No. 4 Carondelet 5, No. 9 Livermore 1
Wednesdays semifinal
No. 6 Bishop ODowd (16-5) 8, No. 2 Concord 0
Saturdays final
No. 4 Carondelet (19-8) vs. No. 6 Bishop ODowd (17-5) at Diablo Valley College, 2:30 p.m.
Division III
Tuesdays semifinals
No. 1 Marin Catholic 7, No. 4 Sonoma Valley 0
No. 2 Moreau Catholic 11, .No. 6 Terra Linda 2
Saturdays final
No. 1 Marin Catholic (21-5) vs. No. 2 Moreau Catholic (14-10) at San Marin High, 7 p.m
Division IV
Tuesdays semifinal
No. 1 St. Joseph Notre Dame 11, No. 5 Cardinal Newman 1
Wednesdays semifinal
No. 2 Del Norte 4, No. 3 McKinleyville 3
Fridays final
No. 1 St. Joseph Notre Dame (21-2) vs. No. 2 Del Norte (22-4) at Saint Marys College, 5 p.m.
Division V
Wednesdays semifinals
No. 1 Cloverdale 13, No. 4 Hoopa Valley 1
No. 2 St. Vincent de Paul 5, No. 3 Clear Lake 4
Saturdays final
No. 2 St. Vincent de Paul (12-7) at No. 1 Cloverdale (18-1), noon
Division VI
Tuesdays final
No. 4 South Fork 22, No. 2 Geyserville 5

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The Knights shut out the Knights on Friday, Oct. 6.
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Question: Feliciano López reveals the secret of playing the long game

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What is the secret to eternal life? Or, at least, the tennis equivalent: taking part in every grand slam tournament for the past 16 years? Feliciano López knows, the 36-year-old having now appeared in 66 consecutive majors since his debut at the French Open in 2002. That’s a record – one formerly belonging to Roger Federer – so when López shares his tips on a long career, you tend to listen. Even when it’s a bit weird. Take López’s diet tips, for example: “I don’t drink Coke. I don’t eat bread and I don’t drink milk.” And as for avoiding injury, the Spaniard says the secret is not to try too hard. “I don’t play many rallies. Also, I play quite easy, so I don’t make a huge effort in every single shot I play.” This sporting longevity lark sounds a doddle.
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Tim still king of the hill
Of all the topics doing the rounds at the grounds, from protected seeding to slipping on court, one burns hotter than all the rest: what to call that slope out the back of Centre Court? Once known as Henman Hill, its name was changed to Murray Mount or Mound if you prefer. But with neither player here this year, shouldn’t it be called something else? “Can we have something named after a woman?” asks Lucy Cartwright, sitting on that very hill. How about Konta’s Contour, the Diary humbly suggests. “That’s awful,” says Lucy’s mum Judy. OK, how about Edmund’s Edge? Nothing. Knoll Edmund? Silence. “It will always be Henman Hill!” chips in a fiery Julie Hallwood from another picnic blanket. And that, for now, puts the matter to rest.
Sam serves up sledge
Speaking of Britain’s best hope, Johanna Konta followed up her win against Natalia Vikhlyantseva with a long press conference discussion about baked goods and an insistence she will “stay my own biggest fan”. You understand what might have prompted such a remark when you see what some Australians have to say about the player who was born in Sydney and lived in the country until she was a teenager. One such Aussie is the player Sam Groth, who holds the record for the fastest ever serve and did not hold back when talking about Konta recently on The First Serve podcast. “She’s got the strongest English accent of anyone I’ve ever heard who hasn’t lived in the country,” he said.
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Tennis’s forgotten cousin, croquet
A new exhibition is designed to raise awareness of the All England Club’s forgotten cousin, croquet. Yes, the sport whose technical lexicon includes the “hong kong” (when your opponent’s ball goes out of bounds) and an “Aunt Emma” (describing a player who sets out to frustrate their opponent),The sport was the first to be played on the lawns of the All England Club in 1869, six years before the first tennis match. The story of croquet is long and glorious and nothing much happens after 1904, but suffice to say tennis gradually outgrew its original landlord. If you want to find out more and are on-site, head to the basement of the Wimbledon museum. Given that you will likely have the place to yourself, it’s also a nice place to chill out.

Rafael Nadal has been told to play like his rival Roger Federer
The tennis icons are both still at the top of their game despite approaching the business end of their respective careers.
Federer's recent blip at the Miami Open allowed Nadal to regain his place at the top of the ATP world rankings.
And the Spaniard is thriving at present, winning the Monte Carlo Masters in style at the weekend.
But Nadal's uncle believes his nephew should play like Federer to achieve more success.
"I always liked the shots hit normally, the classic style," he told La Vanguardia.


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Question: 96 Second News: Cam Newton Apologizes For Rude Comments To Female Reporter; P!nk Is Coming To Houston

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**Boston Red Sox pitcher Chris Sale gave up back-to-back home runs to Alex Bregman and Jose Altuve in the FIRST INNING which and gave the Houston Astros a quick 2-0 lead in yesterday’s ALDS playoff game 1, with the final score: Astros 8, Red Sox 2.
‘Stros pitcher Justin Verlander earned his sixth straight victory in his Astros uniform by pitching 6 innings.
Jose Altuve became only the 9th player in MLB history to tally three home runs in any single post season game.
Dallas Keuchel will start Game 2 this afternoon at 1p.
**P!nk has just announced her “Beautiful Trauma World Tour 2018” which will be making a stop here in Houston next Spring, on April 28th at Toyota Center.
Tickets will go on sale October 13th at HOUSTONTOYOTACENTER.COM or TICKETMASTER.COM.
Her 7th studio album titled ‘Beautiful Trauma,’ will be out on October 13th.
**Netflix is raising its prices by 10% next month on most plans, and naturally people will be angry.
The price hikes won’t affect ALL of their plans, but since they’re changing the most popular ones, most of their 53 million customers will be affected.
So, subscribers who pay for the standard $9.99 service will be charged $10.99 . . . or $1 more per month. And the price of the premium tier will be raised 17%, from $11.99 to $13.99.
The basic $7.99 plan is staying the same for now. It’s unclear if or how the old-school DVD plans will be affected.
The new prices will go into effect in November. Netflix is officially notifying customers on October 19th, 30 days before they’ll have to pay the higher price.
**Someone went through ten years of sales data to find out which type of Halloween candy each state buys the most of, and the overall favorite is CANDY CORN.
Candy Corn took the top spot in six different states . . . Alabama, Indiana, Michigan, New Mexico, Rhode Island, and South Carolina.
Next is Sour Patch Kids. It’s #1 in five states . . . Illinois, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebraska, and New York.
Here’s how candy is Texas ranked: 1st Starburst, 2nd Reese’s Cups, and 3rd Almond Joy.
Two surprise SNUBS were Butterfingers and Kit Kats. They came in 2nd or 3rd in a few states. But they’re not #1 anywhere.
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**Carolina Panthers Football Player Cam Newton is sorry that he mocked a female reporter on Wednesday, after she tried to ask him a football question.
Last night, he released a video saying, quote, “After careful thought, I understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women . . . that was not my intentions . . . I sincerely apologize . . .
“What I did was extremely unacceptable . . . I’ve already lost sponsors and countless fans, [and] I realize that the joke is really on me . . . I’ve learned a valuable lesson from this.
“To the young people who see this, I hope that you’ve learned something from this as well. Don’t be like me . . . be better than me.”
Cam doesn’t mention the reporter he mocked, he just apologizes to, quote, “all the women all around the world.”
The video came about nine hours after Dannon Oikos Yogurt said that they’d no longer use Cam in their commercials, and they’d pull the existing ones. Gatorade is also distancing itself from his comments.
**New in Theaters:
1. “Blade Runner 2049” (R)
Harrison Ford, Ryan Gosling, Robin Wright and Jared Leto star in this new one set to take place 30 years after the original.
2. “The Mountain Between Us” (PG-13)
Idris Elba and Kate Winslet are stranded on a remote snow covered mountain. They risk their lives for each other to get back to civilization.
3. “My Little Pony: The Movie” (PG)
Emily Blunt plays a unicorn with a broken horn who crashes the ponies’ party and steals their home, Zoe Saldana is some kind of pirate captain, Sia is a pop star pony, and Liev Schrieber and Taye Diggs are bad guys.
**The newest Houston Rockets point guard Chris Paul is a pretty fashionable guy, so it’s no surprise that Chris has teamed up with men’s accessory brand Hook & Albert to create a new collection of stylish accessories.
The limited-edition lineup includes a backpack, dopp kit, and weekend garment bag in two colors – either slate grey or midnight black with custom gold hardware.
Paul has also collaborated with Hook & Albert founders on a collection of studded lapel pins in a variety of fabric colors, including a red-and-black checked edition.
**Everybody knows that Katy Perry is going to be running the show once ABC’s “American Idol” starts back up again, at least when it comes to salary. They gave her $25 MILLION before they even locked anybody else in.
And sources say that caused some real drama. Even Ryan Seacrest is “only” getting $15 million. But there was major chaos when ABC tried to find two more judges with the money they had left.
Lionel Richie and Luke Bryan were originally offered $2.5 million, 10% of Katy’s salary. Naturally, they were offended and demanded more.
According to the “New York Post”, they ended up getting $7 million each.
**Maroon 5 announced that their next album will be called “Red Pill Blues”, and it’ll be out on November 3rd. It’s available for pre-order today.
And just to be clear, the title is a reference to “The Matrix” . . . NOT a men’s rights movement, which has apparently the similar notion of ‘taking the red pill.’
For the record, Maroon 5 doesn’t even know what the whole “men’s rights movement” is about.
A rep said, quote, “The title references a term popularized in ‘The Matrix’ . . . a common phrase used to describe ‘seeing things as they really are’ . . . like when Neo takes the red pill . . . It was never the band’s intention to reference anything else. The band is shocked that this has even come up.”

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Question: Travis Tritt, Scotty McCreery, Kane Brown & More Added to Star-Studded Lineup for Randy Travis Tribute Concert

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Country stars are coming out in full force to be a part of 1 Night. 1 Place. 1 Time: A Heroes & Friends Tribute to Randy Travis on Feb. 8 at Nashville’s Bridgestone Arena.
Travis Tritt, Kane Brown, James Dupre, Scotty McCreery, Joe Nichols, Collin Raye, The Bellamy Brothers and Ricky Traywick have been added to the already stellar lineup that includes Alabama, Kenny Rogers, Rodney Atkins, Chris Janson, Jamey Johnson, Montgomery Gentry, Michael Ray, Ricky Skaggs, Michael W. Smith, The Randy Travis Band, Tanya Tucker and Josh Turner.
More artists will be announced in the coming weeks.
After suffering a massive stroke in 2013, Randy has made remarkable strides toward recovery, recently singing “Amazing Grace” at his Country Music Hall of Fame induction ceremony in October as well as the tagline to his iconic “Forever and Ever, Amen” at the 2016 CMA Awards in November. A portion of the proceeds of the tribute concert will go to the Randy Travis Foundation, a nonprofit that raises money for stroke research and rehabilitation.
Tickets are on sale now at all Ticketmaster locations and the Bridgestone Arena box office.

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Just announced - Bret Michaels will rock NASCAR Texas Motor Speedway and the Loud & Proud Pre-Race Show powered by Ashley HomeStore on Sunday, April 8th. Get your tickets now before they are gone at this location.
"Let's bring together veterans as Bret is making plans to bring them onstage to honor them for their service and sacrifice for our freedom," says Team Bret. "Michaels will also be making a donation to a veteran chapter in the Dallas, Texas area through his Life Rocks Foundation."
Upcoming Bret Michaels solo shows include:
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30 - Black Bear Casino Resort, Carlton, MN - SOLD OUT
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Question: Quit notices: Atiku warns of dangers of ahead

Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has condemned those issuing quit notices and counter-quit notices to fellow Nigerians in various parts of the country, saying they were misguided.
He said retaliatory quit notices would only make Nigeria a blind nation, and called for the restructuring of the country that would place premium on state residency as practiced in the United Arab Emirates.
In a statement issued by his Media Office, Atiku said he was sad that there had been a counter Quit Notice issued in reaction to the unfortunate initial notices issued by some “misguided youths” last month.
“Just as I strongly condemned the Quit Notice on people of the Igbo ethnic stock living in Northern Nigeria and the counter quit notices that ensued, I also vehemently condemn the retaliatory Quit Notice given by certain elements in other parts of Nigeria to persons of other origins be they Northern, Yoruba or any other ethnic grouping within our nation.
“First and foremost, it is a fallacy to believe that there are people of Northern or Southern origin. Nigeria only has people of one origin.
“We are all of Nigerian origin.
“As Nigerians, we must be pragmatic enough to realise the obvious truth that an eye-for-an-eye will leave Nigeria blind.
“Let me at this juncture remind these 'quit noticers' that when brothers fight to the death over a domestic dispute, it is their neighbours that eventually end up inheriting their father's property.
“It is also for this reason, amongst others, that I have urged and still urge that Nigeria should be restructured and that state of origin ought to be removed from our Constitution and other relevant laws and policies, to be replaced by state of residency.
“If we as Nigerians are tied to our residency, rather than the state where our ancestors originated from, this whole idea of Quit Notice would not have arisen in the first place.
“Let us remember that though we have many ethnic nationalities in Nigeria, we are all largely of one race. In the United Arab Emirates, foreigners exceed the native Emiratis in number, yet the UAE is one of the most peaceful nations on earth. If people of different races can live in peace in South Africa and the United States, why can't we do the same here?
“In fact, I posit that we can and should do the same.
“Finally, let me use this opportunity to commend the National Broadcasting Commission and the National Orientation Agency for taking steps to sanction radio stations that were guilty of playing the Igbo hate song and for embarking on an anti-hate speech drive.
“Nigeria is our only country and our value as human beings is tied to the value of Nigeria. So if we must give ourselves value, we must first give Nigeria value.” (NAN)

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The head of the Divine Hand of God Prophetic Ministries International, Prophet Emmanuel Omale, has given series of revelations concerning the new year saying that God told him that former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, will “be forced out of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC)”.
He further prophesied that the party’s National Leader, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, “may be poisoned.” as he called for fervent prayers.
Reading out 2017 prophecies and vision God showed him in a statement on Sunday in Abuja, Prophet Omale, also said that if “President Muhammadu Buhari chooses the Mandela option, (that is, not to contest again in 2019), a very powerful man will be anointed by him from North West to rule after him.”
He also revealed that if fervent prayers were not said, the Ekiti State governor Ayodele Fayose “may face impeachment.”
He said God told him that the proposed Mega Party will not come to reality in 2017 added that aside two People Democratic Party (PDP) governors “cross carpeting to APC,” another “South-South strong man who rose out of the walls will join the ruling party.”
On corruption, Prophet Omale said 2017 will witness the anti-corruption hammer landing on three serving ministers in President Buhari’s cabinet.
On economy, the man of God said Dollar will move from last year prediction of $350 to $570, even predicted that “No oil in commercial quantity will be found in the North, NNPC should seek the Divine Hand of God to know where to find oil in the North.
“I see peace in Niger Delta, but federal government should make peace with former President Jonathan and his family to sustain that peace.”
While calling on the country to “pray against a plane crash in early 2017”, he also warned that prayer should be said “against Boko Haram efforts to create mayhem in Abuja: residents of Gwagwalada should be vigilant.
“January 27th keep ringing bells in my head, let us pray for ourselves, for our country, we deserve political stability to enable economic prosperity. Let us pray! There will be no shedding of blood.
“Let us pray for the health of a former President to avert bereavement.
“I see fire outbreak in Lagos and Abuja markets.
“I see changes in INEC Leadership
“Taraba should pray to avert a very severe Ethno-religious crisis.
“A very important Emir should pray against bereavement.
“Nigeria should pray to avert deadly inter tribal clash in Lagos state.
“A former governor should pray against sudden death.
“I see massive oil spillage around Kogi that will lead to seven days fire.
“Three banks will collapse.
“A service chief of one of the armed forces will be dropped.”
On international level, the prophet said he “foresee a massive typhoon in Thailand that may be worse than the last tsunami.
“The new Ghana President-elect should pray against liver and internal organ sickness after inauguration.
“Yahaya Jammeh will hand over to President-elect Barrow.
“Robert Mugabe may not survive 2017.
“Jacob Zuma may still be in trouble, adding that “big tragedy will happen in China.”
“The English Queen should pray against life threatening health challenges.
On sports, he said a “famous Nigerian Athlete should pray against injury that may end his career.”
The Prophet however admonished that some of these danger can be averted if serious prayers are done.
He also encouraged people to be fervent in prayers and to have strong faith in God saying “with God all things are possible.”
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Question: The Subtle Art Of Adding Vintage Clothes To Your Wardrobe

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Lilah Ramzi
Lilah Ramzi knows how to dress with style. But not because she studies trends or spends a lot of time or money on clothing. Ramzi knows how to dress because she knows clothes. The low-key fashion historian has a masters in costume studies, worked at the Met’s Costume Institute, and is now a fashion journalist and creator of Part Nouveau. So Ramzi understands clothes in a way most twenty-something women do not. Her background in fashion has given her a deep comprehension of the relationship between body, shape and fabrics, and her present dive into contemporary fashion reporting gives hers an appreciation for styles that hold their strength over time.
“Vintage pieces are essential to any wardrobe,” Ramzi insists when we meet, placing her 1960s Jackie-O style pillbox hat on the table in front of her. She’s clearly the kind of woman who practices what she preaches. Her timeless, vintage pieces mix seamlessly with modern classics, giving her the undefinable look of someone who exudes style with (seemingly) zero effort. That zero effort look however comes with years of study and practice. Ramzi is a vintage clothing aficionado, and in her time combing stores for pieces, she’s come away with a few invaluable skills. She knows how to pop into a dinky looking thrift shop and come out with a rare Missoni dress from the 70s that’s only one replaced button away from being in mint condition.
“Seventy dollars,” she says, showing me a picture of this particular find.
“Why would someone give that away?” I ask her, having no understanding of how the vintage world works.
“Some people don’t understand the value of what they have,” she says. “And if you’re lucky, the store doesn’t understand the value, in which case you walk away with a $70 dress that was once worth hundreds.”
Having knowledge of fashion history, labels, and quality when you walk through the door of a shop gives you an edge in vintage collecting that, in some cases, even the store owners don’t have. Ramzi is the kind of fashion scholar who knows the importance of a quality zipper, and which fabrics age best. It allows her to spot the quality in the midst of a thrift store packed with a whole lot of quantity. Most modern pieces, she tells me, just don’t stand up.
“Sadly, you will learn that craftsmanship has gone out the window (unless you’re shopping designer),” Ramzi says. “An affordable, department store dress for a woman in the 60s would come with all the trimmings, lining, finished hemlines, and darts in all the right places. In today’s counterpart, you’ll get a cheap exposed zipper that’s more of a cost-saving measure than a fashion statement.”
Vintage shopping, Ramzi insists, is not all label hunting. It’s having an eye for quality. It’s knowing what hardware is replaceable and how to tell the difference between a diamond in the rough and yesteryear’s trash. But it’s also about individuality, finding your own unique style. When you have vintage pieces mixed into your wardrobe, it gives you a look that no one else will quite have.
“There’s nothing worse than looking like a store mannequin in a head to toe look,” Ramzi says. “Where’s the individuality in that?”
If you’ve wanted to shop like Ramzi, and pick up classic pieces for a dime, you probably know that it’s easy for the novice to get intimidated by the process of searching for timeless style in what can seem like piles and piles of rubbish. So I spoke to Ramzi about how any of us could use her vintage expertise to dive in the thrifting world. Here, she gives us her insight into successfully building out a contemporary wardrobe with vintage pieces, and how to be stylish without being trendy.
Hotel Lobbying in Jerusalem A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on May 28, 2017 at 6:48am PDT
Where are the best sites to find quality vintage rather than just old clothes?
Growing #vintage hat collection. #50sfashion #fashion A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on Sep 22, 2013 at 9:59am PDT
Shrimpton Couture and 1stDibs are hands down the best resources. Otherwise Etsy —though note that patience and time are a prerequisite to Esty shopping. The more you shop, the more you’ll learn various search terms to find exactly what you’re looking for. It’s best to start narrowing down by decade and from there it will get easier to find what you’re looking for.
What should you look for while shopping vintage online?
The view from our flat. #FräuleinMaria #thehillsarealive A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on Jun 14, 2015 at 1:25am PDT
Look for pieces that speak to you. I have a rule that I don’t purchase anything unless I am absolutely enchanted. That said, vintage shopping is a now or never transaction. Things tend to go quickly and obviously inventory matters. Before I add anything to my cart, I ask myself if I would be deeply disappointed if I came back tomorrow and the piece was no longer for sale. This helps me edit my own wardrobe. Vintage is a look and you must absolutely love and own whatever piece you wear, otherwise you risk the piece wearing you.
What should one avoid while shopping vintage online?
Officially ready for a Manhattan winter thanks to #manhattanvintageshow #vintage #50s A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on Oct 24, 2015 at 10:33am PDT
There’s not one piece or genre of vintage one should avoid. However, there are certainly things to keep in mind and ask sellers, especially with early 20th century pieces. If you’re buying a 50s dress, is the garment displayed with a crinoline? Undergarments can drastically affect the look and you should know what you’re getting. If buying 60s and 70s, be sure to check fiber contents — polyester was at its prime in these decades and while a blend is perfectly chic, 100% polyester could leave you looking a bit too retro. As you turn the clock back to the 20s and 30s, know that certain silks were treated with harsh fabric dyes that cause the fibers to essentially disintegrate. And when purchasing furs, especially before fabric and fiber contents identification laws were implemented, you’re never quite sure what fur you’re wearing… which can be slightly unsettling.
What is worth splurging on?
comme des…filles? #metkawakubo #metgala A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on May 1, 2017 at 9:36pm PDT
Anything you absolutely love. Pay no mind to designer labels, these really became a fashion commodity in the 70s and many pieces before that were manufactured by regional department stores. And before you splurge, do some research. Many trade shows and flea markets are marked up for the novice vintage shopper.
What vintage trends keep coming back?
Today on #PartNouveau: My Fair Ladies Audrey Hepburn and Nicole Kidman. #fashionhistory #myfairlady A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on Jul 19, 2015 at 4:34pm PDT
It seems the 60s and 70s come back in the most wearable ways. Modish shift dresses and wide leg pants with wide brim hats are bound to surface. The 80s seem to make superficial comebacks on the runways but never really filter down to the street — the lack of shoulder pads might not be the worst thing though.
What vintage trends should stop coming back?
Museum Fatigue. A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on Jul 27, 2014 at 9:41am PDT
I think there’s a time and place for everything and I appreciate every decade to some extent, especially revivals a la 80s does the 50s. That in mind, I’m not ready for an early Aughts redux. I experienced that first hand and don’t feel the need to relive those fashion days, even in the name of irony!
If we want to purge our current wardrobe, what should we hold on to? What’s timeless?
Installation of pointe shoes to celebrate @abtofficial's 75th anniversary curated by @hamishbowles A post shared by Lilah Ramzi (@lilahramzi) on May 16, 2015 at 9:30am PDT
I wouldn’t necessarily think in terms of classics or staples or follow any “10 things everyone should own list.” Instead, I subscribe to the Marie Kondo philosophy and ask myself, “does this bring me joy?” That said, I’m not a minimalist so I don’t think you should downsize for the sake of downsizing. Have a rack of clothing where each piece makes you feel something. For me, clothing is truly transportive so if it doesn’t take you anywhere, throw it in the donation bin!

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Question: 6 policemen arrested over defilement, attempted murder, robbery

By Evelyn Usman
LAGOS—Six policemen have been arrested in Lagos over offences ranging from defilement, attempted murder, robbery and extortion in different parts of the state. Arrested alongside the policemen were two civilian accomplices.
This came as 33 persons were arrested for acts of jungle justice in the state.
On the policemen’s arrest, one of the officers, Sergeant Sylvanus Emoche, as gathered, attempted to shoot a woman at Ajao estate area of the state.
He reportedly fired sporadically in the process of which a bullet damaged one FJ Cruiser SUV belonging to the woman identified as Mrs Okafor Oluchi, on July 24.
Mrs Oluchi was said to have resisted attempt by the policeman, who was in the company of two civilians, to remove an unregistered Honda Pilot SUV belonging to her husband, Mr Okafor David, from their compound.
Policemen from Ajao Division, who were contacted, rushed to the scene and immediately disarmed the policeman before taking him to the station with the two civilians.
However, during preliminary investigation, Sergeant Emoche was discovered to have visited the compound without the knowledge of Police authorities.
Confirming his arrest during a briefing at the Police Officers Mess, Ikeja, yesterday, Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Police Command, Fatai Owoseni, said at the time of committing the offence, the erring policeman had been demobilised from the Police Mobile Force 20 and subsequently transferred to Kogi State Police Command.
Two other policemen, according to him, were also charged for defilement. He, however, did not disclose their identities and the circumstances surrounding the case.
Furthermore, the Command boss added that three policemen— Sergeant Benjamin Oboh, Sergeant Onyenedu Kennedy, attached to Federal Anti-Robbery Squad, FSARS, Ipakodo and Sergeant Monday Ehijiator, attached to Bariga Division, were arrested for extortion.
The trio, as gathered, went to Ikeja in a Toyota Camry car with number plates JN 470 KJA, in plain clothes, where they stopped one Adeshina Quwam Adekunle, accusing him of being an internet fraudster.
The policemen, according to Owoseni, “collected N65,000 from the victim. They also used his ATM card to collect an additional N40,000 from an ATM machine. This happened on July 17.”
Speaking further, the Police boss said: “On July 19, at about 10.35a.m., at the same spot, the three policemen stopped one Ghenoba Godspower, suspecting him to be an internet fraudster again.
“He was also searched, during which N30,000 was collected from him. In the process, the Commander, Rapid Response Squad, ACP Olatunji Disu, arrived with his patrol van and arrested the policemen. Three of them were tried in an orderly room and recommended for dismissal.”
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In the same vein, 30 people, alleged to have taken part in the mob action along Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, last week, were also paraded before journalists.
Frowning at the trend of jungle justice, Owoseni said they also injured some policemen, who attempted to prevent them from carrying out the act.
Owoseni said: “We want to use this opportunity to warn that the police and other security agencies will not fold their arms and watch people carry out jungle justice on people who may be innocent.
“We want to passionately appeal to the public to report any suspicious place they know as hideouts of suspected ritualists or kidnappers to the police.”
However, when some of the suspects were approached, they absolved themselves of involvement in the mob action.

Having been appointed earlier to defend the convict by the Appeal Court and again by the Cassation Court, advocate Ali Musabbeh argued in courtroom 22 on Monday: “The medical report confirmed that my client suffers an antisocial personality disorder with alcohol dependence. The report was too general, not very clear and inconclusive … it lacked details that justify or explain why he suffers that disorder and why is he considered a danger to the society. The report just said that he is an antisocial person … It also lacked certain psychological and neurological tests, and had those tests been carried out, they would have given a clearer picture of the defendant’s mental state.”
Presenting a 10-minute defence argument before presiding judge Abdul Aziz Abdullah and his five deputy cassation judges, advocate Musabbeh contended: “Today, I am defending the law and not the crime. I am complementing the court’s role in ensuring that the law enforcement procedures are carried out properly. The appellate court should have approved our demand to have the defendant be re-examined … we [as defence] had asked the Appeal Court to resend Abdullah for second psychiatric evaluation to decide whether he suffers from a certain mental illness that makes him temporarily irresponsible for his actions and behaviours and particularly at the time when he committed the crime.” The lawyer further asked presiding judge to overturn the appellate judgement and refer the case to a new panel of appeal judges to look into it again. The accused was sentenced to death after he was convicted of kidnapping Sedqi from his father’s garage in Sharjah and then raping and killing him in Al Mamzar. Abdullah had earlier denied kidnapping and raping the victim but pleaded guilty to murdering the victim. He was also ordered to pay Dh21,000 in temporary compensation to the boy’s family. Records said the accused lured the boy to his car by offering to buy him a scooter and then he drove to Al Mamzar area in Dubai. There, he moved the victim to the back seat and had forced sex with him. He assaulted the boy before he strangled him with a red gotra when the victim tried to defend himself. More from Courts Elderly Indian guilty of molesting tourist
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By MELISSA DANIELS
Associated Press
PHOENIX (AP) - Arizona's largest utility is fiercely opposing a push to mandate increased use of renewable energy in the sun-drenched state, setting up a political fight over a measure funded by a California billionaire.
Clean Energy for a Healthy Arizona aims to ask voters whether they want the state Constitution to require half of Arizona's electricity come from renewable sources like wind and solar by 2030. The group plans to file more than 225,000 signatures Thursday get the question on the November ballot.
Billionaire philanthropist Tom Steyer is financing the initiative through his NextGen Climate Action group, which supported similar efforts in Nevada and Michigan. But only the Arizona measure spawned a political battle, with the Republican-controlled Legislature passing a rule to help insulate utilities and the parent company of the state's largest electricity provider bankrolling opposition messaging.
Steyer, known for climate advocacy as well as his push to impeach President Donald Trump, says he's backing the proposal because of the benefits it will bring to Arizona.
"It actually will lead to lower costs and save a lot of money for consumers," Steyer said. "It leads to clean air and a lot better health outcomes for Arizonans, and it should create literally tens of thousands of jobs in the state of Arizona. So it's hard to understand why these people are fighting it."
Supporters of the initiative say Arizona hasn't taken advantage of its role as the sunniest state in the nation to develop more solar energy, saying it derives just 6 percent of its energy from solar.
Arizona Public Service Co. says the proposed constitutional amendment will cause customers' utility rates to skyrocket and harm reliability.
Its parent company, Pinnacle West Capital Corp., funneled $1.18 million to Arizonans for Affordable Energy to oppose the initiative in the first three months of the year. Multiple chambers of commerce, Tucson Electric Power and Chicanos Por La Causa also oppose it.
"Everyone supports renewable energy," said Matthew Benson, spokesman for the utility-funded opposition initiative. "The question is whether we are going to have an Arizona plan that is created and implemented by Arizona leaders and officials, or whether we're going to have a plan crammed down our throats by a political activist from California."
Campaign finance records show Steyer's group gave $750,000 in cash and more than $200,000 in goods and services to the renewable energy campaign.
Opponents have used the #StopSteyer hashtag in the run-up to Thursday's deadline for petition signatures. Legislative Republicans also cast him as an "out-of-state billionaire" when they passed a law that limits the cost of not complying with renewable energy mandates.
Steyer disagrees that he's dictating policy. The National Resources Defense Council, Mi Familia Vota, and various in-state health and climate groups have endorsed the initiative as a way to bring more renewable energy to Arizona.
"When concentrated corporate interests put themselves and their bottom line ahead of the people, I don't like that," Steyer said. "And that's what I suspect is happening here. And I think the people of Arizona should be asked what they think, and that's what we're trying to enable."
Arizona is one of three states where the billionaire's NextGen Climate Action group pushed ballot initiatives for higher renewable energy standards. Nevada's measure hasn't drawn the same uproar, and the effort in Michigan ended after two utilities decided to increase investments in renewable energy.
Benson says Arizona is different partly because of the numbers - the Michigan initiative had a 30 percent renewable mandate compared with 50 percent in Arizona. The Arizona Corporation Commission already requires electric utilities to generate 15 percent of their energy from renewable sources by 2025.
APS also warned that the initiative's higher renewable standard would force its nuclear power plant to close. Nuclear wouldn't count toward the 50 percent mandate, and APS says its Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station is the largest electricity producer in the U.S.
Jeff Burke, APS director of resources planning, says customers would see 6 to 14 percent increases on their bills if the company is forced to ratchet up renewable use ahead of schedule.
"We continue to add renewables to our system, but they have to make sense," Burke said. "It's not really about a target, it's about what makes sense for our customers' usage and what makes rates affordable and what keeps our system reliable."
Thirty-two states with renewable standards didn't have, on average, a correlated rate increase, according to Wesley Hersche, an associate director of research with Arizona State University's Global Security Initiative.
"These issues involve a complex interaction of factors, and we should be careful not to oversimplify things," Hersche wrote in April. "But renewable energy technologies such as solar, wind, and battery storage have become so cheap recently that this finding is not all that surprising."
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A city homeless shelter worker busted for molesting two residents has been busted again for abusing yet another resident of the same facility.
Department of Homeless Services Housing Specialist Clyde Johnson, 54, was charged Dec. 4 with inappropriately touching two women at Brooklyn’s Auburn Family Shelter. Johnson was allowed to return to work after a 30-day suspension, but barred from contact with residents and reassigned to the overnight shift at the 30th Street Men’s Shelter in Manhattan.
That’s where he was working when he was re-arrested at dawn by the city Department of Investigation. A third woman had come forward to accuse Johnson of forcibly touching her in August, DOI said. The woman approached Johnson’s December arrest.
A third resident came forward to accuse Johnson of forcibly touching her in August at a city homeless shelter, DOI said. (Debbie Egan-Chin/New York Daily News)
Johnson “abused his power and authority on multiple occasions and violated the safety and security of vulnerable shelter residents,” DOI Commissioner Mark Peters said.
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Department of Homeless Services spokesman Isaac McGinn said Friday the agency has again suspended Johnson and is again moving to fire him. “As we said the first time, we have zero tolerance for this abhorrent behavior,” McGinn said. “We are redoubling our effort to terminate immediately, working closely with authorities and pursuant to Civil Service and union rules.”
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Tuesday, 15 August, 2017 - 10:56
Property Institute of New Zealand Chief Executive Ashley Church has moved to reassure kiwi homeowners about what to expect from the property market over the next two or three years saying that what lies ahead is ‘mostly predictable’.
Mr Church was responding to recent reports that property sales volumes have fallen by 24%, nationally, over the past 12 months and that house prices are levelling off in most parts of the country.
Mr Church says that this is largely the result of the Reserve Bank Loan-to-Value restrictions which were first introduced in 2014 and subsequently increased in 2015. He says the restrictions are an ‘artificial constraint’ and that there is still some question over whether they have ended the boom or merely temporarily slowed it - but he says his advice for homeowners is the same either way.
"We’ve been here before, many times - and we know what happens next".
Mr Church’s advice to homeowners is threefold:
Don’t panic - house prices aren’t going to collapse. While there may be small pockets of the country where prices drop a bit more dramatically - history shows that kiwi house prices tend to settle, rather than drop, at the end of each boom. You need to go back to the mid 70s to find the last serious collapse in kiwi house prices - and that was driven by a series of factors that simply aren’t present in the current housing market.
If you don’t need to move anytime soon - current market prices are largely meaningless to you. Typically there can be as few as three years and as many as five years between kiwi property booms - so if you’re not moving house you can safely ignore the next few years and wait it out until the next one comes along. Which it will.
If you do need to sell soon - try and time the sale of your home to coincide with the purchase of your next one. Unless you bought your current home in the last six months you’ve probably done better out of capital growth than any small variation in value caused by the softening market - but you can further minimise this by buying and selling at the same time. If you’re selling for a little less - you’ll also be buying for a little less.
Mr Church says the speed at which the market takes off again will be determined by decisions of the incoming Government, the Reserve Bank, Trading Banks, and Councils - and he predicts the following:
Changes to immigration targets won’t solve the housing crisis. Regardless of who wins the election - immigration targets are probably going to be lowered. If Nationals wins, lowering those targets will be part of the price of a coalition with NZ First. If Labour wins, the same applies - and they’re also wedded to their own campaign commitments to lower targets. This will slow down the pressure on housing - but it won’t solve it as the backlog is already around 40,000 homes in Auckland alone.
The LVR restrictions will come off at some stage over the next 12 to 18 months. The incoming Governor of the Reserve Bank will probably ease, or drop, the restrictions on home buyers - but will be ready to clamp them back on if prices look to be getting out of hand again.
Bank Mortgage Lending restrictions are here for a while. The current ‘rationing’ of mortgage lending, by Banks, is being driven by a mix of Australian Banking regulations and a desire to create a more ‘sustainable’ mortgage market where lending matches the availability of funds from New Zealand depositors. Expect this to continue for a while - although it would only take a change in policy by one Bank deciding to aggressively chase market share and this could quickly change.
Mortgage interest rates are still on the way up - but not as quickly. While there is still an expectation that mortgage interest rates will increase - the consensus on the trajectory of that increase is longer.

They are also cautious about flats in ex-local authority blocks or above shops, often the only way young people can get on the property ladder. Pete Ball, personal finance CEO at specialist lender Together Money, said there may be nothing wrong with many of these properties: “Their only fault is failing to tick standard boxes in lenders’ risk assessment systems.” WRONG DESIGNS A thatched cottage is a thing of beauty but the roof may be the final straw for many lenders, said Ball.
“They are perceived as more susceptible to fire and expensive to maintain, needing replacing every 10 years or so,” he added. The success of TV shows such as Grand Designs has left many dreaming of converting disused water towers, windmills and warehouses. But lenders can take a dim view of this trend. They are also wary of construction techniques such as timber frames, concrete or glass, again, fearing resale issues, Ball said.
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SKY’S THE LIMIT Many also have a low opinion of high-rise flats, particularly ex-local authority blocks. They may be concerned about maintenance of lifts, hallways and communal areas, and insist that 80 per cent of the block is privately owned. Some will not lend above four or six floors and only when there is a working lift. Former “Right to Buy” council flats and houses can pose a problem, particularly if more than half the estate is still under local authority ownership, Ball added, as lenders prefer more “aspirational” neighbourhoods.
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FLATS ABOVE BUSINESSES Traditional mortgage lenders often shun flats above restaurants, fast food outlets, cafés and dry cleaners, due to heightened fire risk. Many impose a blanket ban as there is no guarantee what type of business will set up shop in future. Other problem properties may include prefabricated buildings, homes threatened by Japanese knotweed or with leases lasting less than 70 or 80 years. Ball said there is plenty you can do to boost your chances of success: “The larger your deposit, the better as you are sharing in the risk.” Ask the existing owners about building maintenance and home insurance, as these may be higher than on a standard property. “Also check whether they have a mortgage and consider approaching the same lender,” he said.
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Lawmakers in Iowa began debating a bill Tuesday to dramatically change how public sector unions negotiate their contracts, part of a wave of legislation in statehouses across the country to roll back union rights.
The bill, similar to a 2011 law in Wisconsin, is high on the state's legislative agenda and comes as Republicans control both chambers of the state Legislature and the governor's mansion for the first time in nearly 20 years.
About 180,000 state and local government workers would be prohibited from negotiating over issues including health insurance, seniority and extra pay. The legislation also leaves in place a provision that prevents workers from going on strike. And it includes provisions that would make it more difficult for unions to collect dues.
Public safety employees, such as law enforcement officers, would be exempt from certain provisions of the bill. Critics say exempting public safety workers divides unions.
Ahead of hearings on the leglslation, teachers, teamsters, firefighters and other union members demonstrated at the Iowa Capitol Monday night, breaking into chants of "Kill the bill."
"Enough of these misguided politicians and their billionaire buddies trying to take our voice and our rights!" shouted Becky Pringle, of the National Education Association, to the crowd from atop a folding chair.
The state's Democrats are trying to slow down debate on the measure, which is expected to last several days.
"This is a major change and policy shift," said state Sen. Nate Boulton, a Democrat. "It is disappointing that we had no voice in this process."
Republicans countered that they were ending a period of deadlock and divided government in Iowa by acting on their priorities.
"Normally the frustration I hear from folks at home is that we don't get anything done," said state Rep. Steve Holt, a Republican. "So we are acting decisively on a bill that I think is great for Iowa and great for efficient government."
More than 1,100 people signed up to speak against the bill, but only 33 got the chance. State correctional officer Lindsey Herron said she left her previous job, which paid well, for the better benefits that state employees receive.
If the bill becomes law, the risks of working in a prison are "no longer worth it," said Herron. "You may think that's fine until those offenders end up living next door to your family and they learn nothing in prison because they no longer have professional educated staff working there."
Herron said she was upset about voting for Republican candidates last fall. "If this bill passes, don't think in 2018 I'm going to forget what you've done to my family."
Just four people spoke in favor of the bill, including representatives of the Iowa chapter of Americans for Prosperity, the nonprofit political advocacy group funded by conservative donors David and Charles Koch.

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