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Question: Boston Bruins injuries: Noel Acciari likely to miss at least one game after blocking shot

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The injuries keep on piling on for the Boston Bruins.
Already playing without Patrice Bergeron (lower-body injury), Torey Krug (fractured jaw) and David Backes (diverticulitis) during Thursday's 4-3 win over the Predators, Boston was dealt another blow after forward Noel Acciari was forced to exit the contest after blocking a shot while on the penalty kill in the second period.
Speaking after the game, Bruins head coach Bruce Cassidy seemed to lose track of all of Boston's injuries -- noting at first that Acciari was dealing with a lower-body injury, even though it appears that he was hit on the hand by the puck.
"He's a lower body," Cassidy said. "I forget what they - upper body? Depends if he's waving at you or if he's tying his shoes I guess. I know he's going to be out for a little bit. I don't know the exact extent, but we don't anticipate having him in Monday."
While Boston currently only has 11 healthy forwards on their roster, Cassidy added that a decision hasn't been made about potentially calling up a player from Providence to fill in for the time being.
"We don't play till Monday. Tomorrow is a schedule off day, so we have a little time to think about it. I suspect we will revisit the lineup in the morning. But we will have to. (Patrice Bergeron) we said was day-to-day. We've lost Noel and Backes for a little longer period of time. If Bergy is ready to go, then we'll have our twelve. If not, then we'll have to look at Providence."

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Ryan Donato will wear his third uniform in a span of a month on Monday when he dresses for the Boston Bruins, making his NHL debut.
After his junior season ended with Harvard on Friday in a loss in the Eastern College Athletic Conference semifinals, Donato inked a two-year entry level contract with the Bruins. On Monday, he took line rushes during morning skate with Brian Gionta and Noel Acciari prior to Boston's game against the Columbus Blue Jackets.
"I know that Ryan and the family had been thinking about what may or may not lie ahead but they had been focused right up until the loss on Friday night to staying on the task at hand," said Bruins general manager Don Sweeney. "We have some injuries, we’re at the point in the season where every game has a lot on the line and I think his being able to go over and have success at the Olympics this year really started to jumpstart his thought process that he was ready for the next challenge."
In a unique Olympic year where NHL players were not permitted to participate in the Games, Donato was one of four collegiates USA Hockey brought to Pyeongchang for its 2018 roster. He joined his new Bruins linemate, Brion Gionta, who played one game in the American Hockey League this season, and signed a contract with the Bruins at the culmination of the Olympic tournament.
Donato was one of the more effective players for Team USA, leading the group with five goals and six points in five tournament games.
He joins the Bruins roster at a time it is missing some key pieces. Boston is still without forward Patrice Bergeron (foot fracture) who has been out the past 10 games (Boston has gone 8-2-0 over that stretch).
Bergeron skated on Monday but will not be available for the game, head coach Bruce Cassidy said. Bergeron will also not play on Wednesday against the St. Louis Blues, but it remains possible he could return Friday against the Dallas Stars. The Bruins currently trail teh Tampa Bay Lightning by two points for first place in the Atlantic Division, and have played one fewer game than the Lightning.
"Really, we’re getting contributions from everywhere and we feel comfortable that we have players playing well in Providence that we can continue to fill gaps and hopefully we can be healthy as we go down the stretch," Sweeney said. "It was a bit of an opportunity on both sides to explore this point in time for Ryan and see where he’s at and get a chance to jump into our lineup."
Boston will also be without Zdeno Chara Monday, another player who will also miss the Wednesday game, Cassidy said. Chara is considered 'day-to-day' with an upper-body injury. Also out is forward Jake DeBrusk (upper-body) who hasn't played since March 13.
Donato will take the spot of injured forward David Backes though, who left the Bruins victory against the Lightning on Saturday after being cut by the skate blade of the Lightning's Yanni Gourde.
In what was a scary looking moment, Julien said Backes avoided a much more serious injury, though he did require about 18 stitches above his right knee. Backes was seen walking out of the locker room Saturday and was on the ice on Monday, but is not expected to play against Columbus.


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Question: Algiers armed robbery trial opens for accused hospital escapee

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Domonique Battle, 27, is standing trial Tuesday on accusations that he robbed an Algiers gas station-convenience store at gunpoint last March. Battle faces 15 to 104 years in prison if convicted of armed robbery with a firearm.
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Question: Larry King Denies Groping Terry Richard

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Larry King is denying the groping allegations that have been brought against him by Terry Richard.
On Monday, Richard, who was married to late singer and actor Eddie Fisher from 1975-76, alleged to Daily Mail TV that King groped her on two separate occasions — once in 2005 and another time in 2006 — during baseball awards dinners at Universal Studios in Los Angeles.
In a statement obtained by PEOPLE on Monday, King, 84, said he “flatly and unequivocally denies these claims” and “intends to file suit and prove that they’re utterly false.”
According to Richard, during the first alleged incident in 2005, “Larry slid his hand down from the middle of my back to putting his hand inside of my dress and it ended up with about three or four of his fingers in the crack of my ass, resting in the crack of my ass” while they were taking a photo together.
Richard, 63, claims the second time King allegedly sexually assaulted her, the pair was also taking a photograph together when the veteran journalist squeezed her butt so firmly that it left a bruise.
“Larry King is a groper. He groped me twice,” she told Daily Mail TV. “He gets a thrill doing this in front of the camera, knowing I couldn’t do anything.”
Days before the outlet published Richard’s account, an attorney for King sent a denial letter — obtained by PEOPLE — to Daily Mail.
“We represent Larry King. I am informed that you intend to publish a statement by a woman named Terry Richards that, 10 or more years ago, Mr. King supposedly ‘groped’ her at one or more baseball dinners,” the letter reads.
“That assertion is entirely and unequivocally false and defamatory. Mr. King did no such thing then or ever,” the letter continues. “Your publishing this false and defamatory statement will be actionable and highly damaging.”
A rep for Daily Mail did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

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Question: Dick Harmon: Mangum's gutsy return inspires BYU early but old issues resurface in loss to Boise State

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PROVO — BYU's crusade to find a win, any win, will be carried on to its next chapter, an adventure deep into SEC territory in Starksville, Mississippi, next Saturday.
The Cougars' losing streak did not end Friday night as an underdog to a break-even Boise State squad in LaVell Edwards Stadium before a crowd of 59,753, many of whom came to see if a unicorn suited up in blue.
Boise State scored 24 unanswered points including a bludgeoning 16-play scoring drive to start the fourth quarter to extend the mourning and pain of Kalani Sitake’s humbled 1-5 team.
BYU’s offense, inspired by the return of its starting quarterback, Tanner Mangum, rose up for a brief while at the beginning of this game. But mistakes, penalties on crucial drive-extending plays — features popular in all five losses — extended BYU’s reign of futility.
Credit Boise State. Blame, wince or do both with the Cougars.
BYU’s defense played tough until the Broncos wore it down.
Boise State outgained BYU 304 to 238 in total yards. The Cougars rushed for just 66 to 158 for BSU but outpassed the Broncos 172 to 142 yards.
Mangum finished 18 of 33 for 164 yards and two interceptions.
Mangum’s return did give BYU’s entire football team a boost.
He was courageous.
He was needed.
He tried his best and gave his all.
It wasn’t enough.
He ended up fighting some of the offense's same bad execution of September.
Heavily taped and wearing what looked like a brace under his sock on his left leg, Mangum came out against Boise State looking more sharp, more confident and more capable than he did during his start against Portland State.
Using the shotgun formation exclusively and plays designed by Ty Detmer to have him get rid of the ball quickly and mix in some power runs by freshman Ula Tolutau, the Cougars marched down the field on their first offensive possession and scored on a 10-play drive.
Mangum looked crisp, his timing dead on. He looked confident, energetic and not only was his offense feeding off his presence, but the defense looked and played like they’d just found its long-lost golden retriever.
Early, Mangum found freshman Matt Bushman for a quick strike. He mixed in handoffs to Squally Canada and Tolutau. He tossed a pass to Jonah Trinnaman and then Talon Shumway. Boise State was on its collective heels. Mangum was 4 for 4 for 31 yards. When Tolutau raced in for a 3-yard score it felt like a huge brick had been lifted off BYU’s football team, victims of a four-game losing streak.
BYU led 7-0. It was simply the best opening drive of the season for BYU’s offense. Not even close. It was rainbows and candy. Mangum completed 8 of his first 9 passes.
Then, old familiar ghosts appeared.
On BYU’s second possession, Bushman caught a 9-yard pass and Tolutau converted the first down on a carry for two yards. Detmer was feeling so good about things he called for Mangum to take a shot downfield to Trinnaman.
Incomplete.
Facing a third-and-8, Detmer called a tunnel screen to Beau Tanner that worked.
It got all the yards to continue. The race was on.
But wait, a tackle, getting in position late, blocked a BSU defender in the back.
Rewind. Step it back. Start over, 10-yards back, third-and-18.
Failure.
That is all the stopped-momentum BSU needed to get fired up, see a vision of a win. BSU outscored BYU 17-0 the rest of the first half. Mangum forced a second-quarter pass which safety Kakoa Nawahine returned 51 yards to set up a field goal.
A tired BYU defense, who’d seen this show a week ago in Logan, tried to hold on, down 10-7 before half.
It couldn’t.
BSU quarterback Brett Rypien gobbled up a heightened sense of momentum and gashed BYU’s secondary down the middle time and time again until he found Sean Modster for a 24-yard TD with 36 seconds left before food and bathroom breaks.
BSU 17, BYU 7.
What went wrong?
BYU’s offense screamed for consistency in execution.
Mangun’s return was big, but it was the cycling of a third quarterback in six weeks. Tolutau had just two carries in the second half.
Again, the offense missed a crucial piece, a rhythm by a unit that is begging for success, a series of good drives.
Mangum threw his second pick with five minutes to play in the game when he looked to Bushman, trying to make a big play.
It backfired.
BYU’s win search is extended. The team is running out of angles, closed-door meetings, and optimistic speeches.
With two minutes left, freshman QB Joe Critchlow ended his redshirt season with an appearance which left everyone wondering if was more than a cameo.
Now it's off to Starkville and those cowbells.
BYU already has a loud ringing in its collective ears and it won't go away.

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Question: North Korea defends military parade before Olympics

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SEOUL: North Korea on Saturday (Feb 3) defended its plan to stage a military parade the day before the opening of the Winter Olympics in the South.
Pyongyang plans to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the founding of its military on Feb 8.
The annual parade was held on Apr 25 for years, but the government announced last month that starting this year, it would take place on Feb 8.
"Nobody has the right to take issue" with the event, said Rodong Sinmun, the official daily of North Korea's ruling Workers' Party.
"It is a custom and very basic common sense that any country in the world takes the founding anniversary of its military very seriously and celebrates it."
The Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, open on Feb 9.
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Satellite photos have shown North Korean soldiers and armoured vehicles apparently rehearsing for a parade that could be seen as a show of military strength.
Critics have accused Pyongyang of rescheduling the parade to ruin the atmosphere at the Winter Olympics.
Rodong Sinmun dismissed the allegations as "malicious", noting that North Korea's regular army was created on Feb 8 seven decades ago.
"This amounts to arguing that we knew 70 years ago the Olympics will take place in the South on Feb 9, 2018," the newspaper said.
South Korean unification minister Cho Myoung-Gyon's recent comment that the parade is "highly likely to be a threatening one" also prompted a warning from the paper.
Such criticism, the Rodong Sinmun said, would sour the opening of the Winter Olympics.
The North is participating in the Games after its leader Kim Jong-Un abruptly announced his willingness to attend in his New Year's address.
The move was seen as an attempt to ease searing tensions on the Korean peninsula over Pyongyang's nuclear and missile programmes.
North Korea on Monday called off a joint cultural performance with the South ahead of the forthcoming Winter Olympics to protest criticism of the military parade by South Korean media.

South Korean officials are beginning preparations for a summit next month with North Korea, as a report shows the North had probably begun testing a nuclear reactor as recently as late February. Grace Lee reports.


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Question: Sayonara to the year that was

Last week, outgoing U.S. President Barack Obama and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. They honored the fallen and in the words of the White House showcased “the power of reconciliation” that turned one-time World War II foes into “the closest of allies.”
But that strong partnership including Abe’s staunch support for the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal were not enough to keep Obama from returning to our year-end review for CNN of Asia’s winners and losers.
In 2016, we looked further east, across the Pacific, to an outgoing U.S. president and a fading pivot and partnership. We review the year that was.
Worst Year: The U.S. pivot to Asia
The winner of the dubious distinction of worst year in Asia goes to Obama for a “U.S. pivot to Asia” that was increasingly seen as more rhetoric than reality even before November’s elections.
A central Obama foreign policy initiative, the pivot was described as a strategic rebalance, shifting U.S. diplomatic and military resources to the world’s most dynamic economic region. At its economic heart would be an ambitious trade deal, the TPP linking 12 Pacific Rim nations accounting for 40 percent of the world economy. The United States, not China, would help “write the rules,” Obama declared, through this “gold standard” of trade deals.
All that was not to be. First, one-time TPP proponent Hillary Clinton turned her back on the deal. And then, Trump’s election drove a stake into it. The president-elect has said among his first actions in office will be to withdraw the U.S. from the TPP in favor of “fair bilateral trade deals.”
Oversold, under-delivered and now trumped: The pivot to Asia.
Bad Year: South Korean President Park Geun-hye
In South Korea, it has been a bad year for the embattled Park, who was impeached over a still unfolding scandal that could well have been penned by a Hollywood screenwriter. Allegations of corruption and slush funds mix with tales of cult-like rituals and influence linked to a mysterious, close friend now on trial, Choi Soon-sil, daughter of a deceased religious figure. Hundreds of thousands took to the streets calling for the president’s resignation.
Park barely beats out another contender from South Korea for “bad year” in Asia — Samsung Electronics for its now discontinued Galaxy Note 7.
The smartphone was seen as a worthy challenger to Apple’s iPhone. Any such aspirations in 2016, literally and figuratively, went down in flames. Battery problems causing some Galaxy Note 7s to spontaneously combust put the “must have” phone on a permanent “no fly” and then “don’t buy” list.
A mixed year: Asia’s “webizens”
When their smartphones did work, increasing mobile adoption and internet penetration in 2016 gave Asia’s webizens the tools to connect and share information and opinions as never before. Unfortunately, for many in Asia, if an increase in freedom of online expression is the metric, the year was mixed at best.
The 2016 Freedom on the Net report by U.S. nongovernmental organization Freedom House rates only two of 15 Asian countries — Japan and the Philippines — as having an internet that is assessed as “free.” Webizens were “partly free” in South Korea, India, Singapore, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, Malaysia, Cambodia and Bangladesh, and “not free” in Myanmar, Thailand, Vietnam, China and Pakistan.
From outright censorship or arrest in China or blocked access to social media platforms and communication apps such as Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp, to the murder of bloggers in Bangladesh, for Asia’s webizens the power of technology also brought new risks in 2016.
Good year: Asia’s “digital disrupters”
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos may well be a household name in America, but how about Wei Cheng, co-founder and CEO of Didi Chuxing (formerly Didi Kuai), the multibillion dollar Chinese ride-sharing app that beat Uber Technologies at its own game in China. In September, Uber surrendered in its costly battle for riders in China and swapped its operations there for a minority stake in Didi Chuxing.
Cheng is an example of Asia’s digital disrupters who came into their own in 2016. Like Jack Ma of Alibaba Group, these new titans are embracing disruptive business models and leveraging local knowledge and connections to win customers and investments. For them, 2016 was most definitely a good year, even if some are still struggling, as are their Silicon Valley role models, to turn a profit.
Alibaba affiliate Ant Financial, the parent company of the Alipay online payment service, was valued alone at about $60 billion in June when it raised $4.5 billion. Paytm CEO Vijay Shekhar Sharma of India is one more digital disrupter. His and others’ e-commerce and digital wallet offerings are likely to benefit from India Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s efforts to “demonetize” and “digitalize India.”
With Forrester research projecting the Asia-Pacific e-commerce market to reach $1.4 trillion in 2020, these and other digital disrupters are likely to see many more good years ahead.
Best Year: Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte
Not without controversy, Duterte tops our CNN list for “best year” in Asia by winning his nation’s presidency in a landslide last May and subsequently upending, rethinking and reshaping the state of affairs — for good or for bad — at home and abroad.
Since taking office on June 30, the former mayor of Davao City has launched an unsparing, and bloody, war on crime and drugs that has brought mounting human rights criticism and concerns over extrajudicial killings.
The tough-talking leader also has declared a “separation” from the U.S., its long-term ally, and moved to put aside territorial disputes in favor of business deals with China — this, despite an international tribunal ruling in the Philippines’ favor in July over territories in the South China Sea.
In early December, the Social Weather Stations survey firm had Duterte enjoying a 77 percent approval rating as Filipinos continue to put their trust in their controversial president. For now, the Philippine leader’s unconventional moves seem a harbinger of things to come.
This is no pivot to China, but a disruption of the old normal. Duterte ended 2016 seeking to rebalance his nation’s ties, improve the life of the average Filipino and make the Philippines — a one-time economic and trade powerhouse — great again. And for that, Asia’s best year goes to Duterte.
Curtis S. Chin, a former U.S. ambassador to the Asian Development Bank, is managing director of advisory firm RiverPeak Group, LLC. Jose B. Collazo is a Southeast Asia analyst and an associate at RiverPeak Group. Follow Curtis on Twitter at @CurtisSChin and Jose at @JoseBCollazo.

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Will there be adequate ice for tonight’s game 2? The debate is on. The Twins lose in walk of fashion, for the eighth time. A man named Gil calls the show. Who the hell is this guy?


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There is a whiff of betrayal in the air across Britain’s Brexit heartlands where many impatient voters fear Prime Minister Theresa May is going soft on implementing last year’s decision to leave the European Union.
May’s gamble in calling a snap election on June 8, only to lose her parliamentary majority, has thrown the future of Brexit into doubt and the opening rounds of divorce talks have raised the prospect of a complex and expensive withdrawal which could take years to complete.
Throw in a visceral distrust of the London political classes, and for many voters it all points to one thing: a plot to water down, or even stop, Brexit.
“We voted to come out, so why didn’t they do it straight away? Why have we got to wait?” asked 64-year-old Chris Murdoch, in the small English town of Chatham, 50 km (30 miles) east of London. “We won’t come out completely because it’s not in their favor.”
Her husband Peter, a retired construction worker, added: “They’re all in it for themselves. They’re all two-faced … We don’t trust any of them.”
Like 52 percent of Britons, both Chris and Peter Murdoch voted for Brexit last year and, like most, according to recent opinion polls, they haven’t changed their minds.
Such views in Chatham, a stronghold of May’s Conservatives in recent years, are shared widely in much of the country. That spells danger for May who must unite her party, divided for decades over Europe, to drive Brexit legislation through parliament and win approval for the final deal with Brussels.
It also means likely disappointment for those European politicians who hope Britons will have second thoughts about the wisdom of Brexit, and settle for a close relationship with the EU if the divorce has to go through.
Many Brexit voters in Chatham now fear that Britain’s leaders – who they say have ignored their interests for decades and are beholden to big money – are plotting to betray their dream of a clean break with the EU.
May called the early election to win a mandate for her vision of a ‘hard’ Brexit that prioritized immigration controls above the interests of the economy. Instead she emerged wounded, reliant on a small Northern Irish party to win major parliamentary votes and under pressure from her party’s pro-European wing and business to compromise with Brussels.
Some European leaders seem still not convinced by May’s mantra that “Brexit means Brexit”. French President Emmanuel Macron has said the EU’s door remains open and European Council President Donald Tusk even invoked the lyrics of John Lennon to ‘Imagine’ a Brexit rescinded.
At home, former Conservative prime minister John Major has said there is a credible case for giving Britons a second vote on the Brexit deal. His successor, Labour’s Tony Blair, has said repeatedly the process can and should be stopped.
LITTLE SYMPATHY
There is little sympathy for this in Chatham, one of a cluster of towns on the banks of the River Medway that for centuries acted as part of England’s naval defense against the fleets of its European enemies.
Earlier this year the town marked an ignominious chapter in English history: the 350th anniversary of a daring raid by Dutch ships which caught the King’s defenses napping, sailing up the Medway to capture and burn prized assets of the fleet.
Nowadays Chatham’s dockyards are a museum, the barracks are being converted into flats and despite regeneration efforts, a higher-than-average 12.2 percent of the local working-age population receive government social payments.
The Medway towns, including Chatham, backed Brexit by almost two to one. Like so many of the towns outside England’s major cities that overwhelmingly voted to leave the EU, it has long struggled to adapt to a decline in traditional industries.
“My fear is that they won’t follow it through and they’ll find a reason to stay in,” said former postal worker Trevor James, a 61-year-old Brexit-supporting voter from Chatham.

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Speaking to Press TV, the political activist claimed discounting the result of the June 2016 Brexit referendum would have disastrous consequences for the nation. The Scottish author argued those who demand a second referendum on the decision to leave the European Union are doing it merely to enjoy their holiday homes in the Continent. Mr Bambery said: “In England and Wales there was a clear vote for leaving the EU. I don’t think there should be another referendum. “I think most middle-class people are demanding it mainly for relatively selfish reasons, their kids having access to the Erasmus programme, or the holiday homes in France and Spain or wherever. “But I think for the majority of people who voted to leave they did so because they were so alienated from the political system both here and in the European Union, they were giving the politicians both in Westminster and in Brussels a kick up the backside.
PRESSTV•GETTY Brexit news: Scottish author warns second Brexit referendum would have 'nasty' consequences
“And if you were to say ‘no. sorry we’re going to discount your vote and we’re asking you to vote again’, it would enrage those people. “And I think that the danger there is they’re going to look around for an alternative and that alternative could be something to the right of Theresa May and it could be very nasty. “So, I’d be very careful going down that road." Mr Bambery added that refusing to give Remainers a second referendum on Brexit would push Scotland to call for a second independence vote and Northern Ireland to unify with the Republic of Ireland.
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He said: “In Scotland, it’s going to fuel demands for a second independence referendum because Scotland voted to stay in the EU. “And in Ireland, I think it’s going to lead inevitably to a United Ireland as the only way of solving the conundrum of the Irish border.” Mr Bambery's comments came as Prime Minister Theresa May was warned by various Brexiteer to avoid a soft Brexit deal at all costs. Prominent Brexiteer Jacob Rees-Mogg warned the Prime Minister a soft Brexit would “cheat the referendum result”.
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Question: Alliance Aviation’s OZ Minerals contract to end in August

Alliance Aviation Services says its contract with OZ Minerals to fly workers to the miner’s copper/gold Prominent Hill site in South Australia will end in August.
The company said in a statement to the Australian Securities Exchange on Tuesday that the end of the contract on August 11 2017 would have no impact on its 2016/17 full year financial results.
“The contract also provides Alliance with a significant exit fee to further offset any future financial impact,” Alliance said.
“The revenue arising from the OZ Minerals contract during the last 12 months was 5.8 per cent of total revenue and had been forecast to reduce significantly in FY18.”
In February, the charter and fly-in/fly-out (FIFO) operator reported net profit after tax of $8.7 million for the six months to December 31 2016, up 77.5 per cent from $4.9 million in the prior corresponding period. Revenue grew 10 per cent to $100.53 million.
Alliance is in the midst of a transition into a “broad-based aviation business” that encompasses tourism, aircraft sales, wet and dry leasing and spare parts sales, as well as its traditional long-term contract flying for the mining and resources sector.
To that end, Alliance has purchased 21 Fokker aircraft from Austrian Airlines to build up its inventory of spares for the out-of-production aircraft, secured more non-mining work such as a four-year contract to operate aircraft in Australia and New Zealand for US-based tour operator Tauck and reduced costs through the outsourcing of heavy maintenance work to Europe.
The company has also applied to the competition regulator for approval to form charter partnership with Virgin Australia Regional Airlines (VARA), which would allow the pair to work together on joint tendering for corporate FIFO contracts. However, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) in December issued a draft determination proposing to reject the application.
In response, VARA and Alliance Airlines have told the ACCC they were willing to have the competition regulator monitor their charter operations in an effort to secure approval for a proposed partnership.
The ACCC said it had extended the deadline for considering the application until May 31 2017.
Figures from the Australian Bureau of Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Economics (BITRE) showed the number of charter passengers fell eight per cent in calendar 2016 amid a decline in resources-related activity, while the number of charter aircraft trips dropped 12.6 per cent.

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With the Increase of 24-Hour News Services, Orion News Media has Launched the Digital Version of its Breaking News Coverage for the South Florida Market
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WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA, UNITED STATES, June 5, 2017 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The recent launch of the South Florida News 11 website is giving residents of the local tri-county area 24-hour coverage of breaking news. The Orion News Media property is the latest in its launch of trusted news sources for coverage of what’s happening around the corner and around the world, with real-time reporting of the local news in Palm Beach, Broward and Miami Dade counties, as well as national and worldwide coverage.
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Arsenal will reportedly look to sell Alexis Sanchez to Paris Saint-Germain - rather than another Premier League club - should he not sign a new deal.
Arsenal have reportedly decided that they would prefer Alexis Sanchez to move to Paris Saint-Germain should he leave the Gunners in the summer.
The club's star player has just 14 months remaining on his existing deal at the Emirates Stadium, and there are no signs that he wants to commit his future to Arsene Wenger's side.
Many of European football's biggest clubs have been credited with an interest in the Chilean, but Wenger and the North London outfit would naturally like to keep him away from their Premier League rivals.
According to The Sun, PSG have the funds to offer the most lucrative deal to Arsenal, and they will allegedly be tempted to allow Sanchez to leave for the Ligue 1 giants should they offer £50m.
Both Chelsea and Manchester City could potentially match that bid, but it appears that Arsenal will do everything they can to prevent the 28-year-old remaining in England, should he not wish to stay with them.
Sanchez has scored 23 goals in 42 appearances for Arsenal during the current campaign.

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"['', "CLEVELAND, Ohio - More days of snow are ahead for Northeast Ohio this week, with the target again on the east-side lake-effect belt. Closer to Cleveland, accumulations will be lighter.\nThe snow will begin Monday, with coverage and intensity kicking up overnight. One to 3 inches could be on the ground by the morning commute Tuesday, with isolated higher amounts possible in the snow belt. On-and-off snow chances last all day Tuesday with very breezy winds. Gusts could top 30 mph at times, leading to reduced visibility due to blowing snow.\nThe lake-effect snow will begin to taper off outside of the belt on Wednesday. In Geauga and Ashtabula counties, total snow accumulations, Monday through Wednesday, could reach 8 to 12 inches. That potentially heavy snow warranted a winter storm watch from the National Weather Service in Cleveland, including both Geauga and Ashtabula counties until Wednesday afternoon.\nElsewhere, the snow could accumulate around 3 to 4 inches for areas southwest of the lake-effect belt, including Cleveland. Akron could see 2 to 3 inches total.\nThe Ohio Department of Transportation announced Monday it is fully staffed around-the-clock for the inclement weather -- 80 trucks are ready to go across Lake, Geauga, Ashtabula and Cuyahoga counties to patrol, pretreat, salt and plow.\nThursday and Friday, the snow could start up again, but for exact locations and accurate snowfall accumulation forecasts we'll have to wait later in the week. I'll have daily updates for the snow forecast across Northeast Ohio through Friday.\nCheck out the forecast:\nTemperatures\nPrecipitation chances\nWinds\nThe How\nAn Alberta clipper, a quickly-moving area of low pressure originating from over Canada, will track across the lower Great Lakes Monday, dragging an arctic cold front across Northeast Ohio. Instability from both the low and front will create clouds that will later be lake-enhanced on Tuesday and Wednesday, with the heaviest snow bands over Ashtabula and Geauga counties.\nAlberta clipper aimed to push toward NE Ohio early this week bringing a round of snow [?][?] ---> my update will be up soon! pic.twitter.com/CGEwk6SMjQ -- Kelly Reardon (@KellyRWeather) December 11, 2017\nA second clipper could push through Thursday, bringing another round of snow. With the low dragging through slowly Friday, snow could continue, but we'll have to get through Tuesday to get a better idea of snowfall totals for the end of the week.\nPolar vortex, nor'easter, Alberta Clipper: Comparing winter storms (video)\nKeep checking cleveland.com/weather for daily weather updates for Northeast Ohio, and don't forget to submit any weather questions you may have!\nKelly Reardon is cleveland.com's meteorologist. Please follow me on Facebook and Twitter @KellyRWeather."]" == "['I found this news title. Can you represent it to find an explanatory news article?', 'Alberta clipper to bring heavy snow to lake-effect belt: Northeast Ohio work-week weather']"

Monday’s transfer rumours claim Chelsea have two targets in mind ahead of deadline day...
Daily Mirror: Chelsea are considering a late move for Inter Milan’s Ivan Perisic.
Daily Star: The Blues are also ready to bid £50m for Southampton defender Virgil van Dijk.
Don Balon: Manchester United will meet Sergi Roberto’s £36.5m escape clause should he push for a move away from Barcelona.
The Sun: Newcastle United have stepped up their attempt’s to sign Jack Wilshere from Arsenal.
Daily Mirror: Leicester City will turn down Roma’s £31.8m bid for Riyad Mahrez as they value him at £50m.
Daily Express: Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is considering Napoli’s Lorenzo Insigne as a possible replacement for Philippe Coutinho.
The Sun: Paris St Germain’s Jese Rodriguez has turned down a loan move to Fiorentina and is set for a similar switch to Stoke City.
Daily Mirror: Spurs could step up their interest in Lazio forward Keita Balde.


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Question: Court to consider fraud investigator in NFL concussion case

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League officials say a special investigator would help ensure the integrity of the settlement.
FILE - In this March 1, 2018, file photo, Chris Borland, a former NFL linebacker and Big Ten Defensive Player of the Year for the University of Wisconsin, testifies before a Illinois House Mental Health Committee hearing in Springfield, Ill., on House Bill 4341, which would ban tackle football for kids under 12 years of age. (Rich Saal//The State Journal-Register via AP, File)
A federal judge in Philadelphia is scheduled to hear arguments in the NFL’s request for a special investigator to look into what the league says are fraudulent claims in a $1 billion concussion settlement.
The league last month cited an independent study it said found that more than 400 claims had been recommended for denial based on evidence of fraud by attorneys, doctors and former players.
Plaintiffs’ lawyers contend the league is not awarding settlement funds fast enough. So far, $227 million in claims have been awarded.
The league says attempts to scam the system are responsible for delays. The NFL has asked that the investigator be granted subpoena power.
League officials say a special investigator would help ensure the integrity of the settlement.
Arguments are scheduled for Wednesday.
Related: Judge reminding NFL retirees of concussion settlement
Related: NFL reaches $765 million settlement; Did players get enough?
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NORFOLK, Va. – A federal judge sentenced suspended Norfolk City Treasurer Anthony Burfoot to serve six years behind bars Monday. He’s also ordered to pay back $250,000.
In December, a jury found Burfoot guilty of six of the eight charges he was facing for public corruption and perjury. He was facing 4 perjury charges but only found guilty of two of those charges.
Burfoot must turn himself in by Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Federal prosecutors were seeking a sentence of 17.5 years. However, a court filing stated that Burfoot’s attorney asked he serve no more than two years.
Burfoot’s attorney also filed new motions in hopes of getting him a new trial citing newly discovered evidence.
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GREENVILLE, SC (WSPA) – A man is accused of two separate hit and run accidents in Greenville on 12/30 around 11:30 a.m.
Police say Deon Roydriquez Hill, 34, of Cross Hill is charged with:
· Felony DUI with great bodily injury
· Hit and run with great bodily injury
· Hit and run with minor personal injury
· Failing to stop for police
· Driving under suspension
Police got a call about an accident with injuries and found a car with rear end damage at the entrance to Cleveland First Baptist Church.
Both people were out of the vehicle and appeared uninjured.
Police then got a call about a more serious accident on E. Farris and Cleveland St.
They say a pregnant woman was hurt after Hill sideswipped her car.
Hill’s car then hit the curb at a high rate of speed, went airborne and hit several trees.
The passenger in Hill’s car was hurt and a doctor said he had a fractured neck and skull.
That passenger had two active warrants, according to police.
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Deputies respond to reported burglary at Greer gas station Sheriff’s deputies responded late Sunday night to a robbery at a Greer gas station.
Deputies say 4 deaths in Lexington Co. appear to be murder-suicide Lexington County deputies say a search for a man wanted in connection with the deaths of four people has ended.


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Question: Former PM PV Narasimha Rao returns to Congress narratives

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"['represent this text to find a news title for it\nThe provided query could be "* * *\nCleveland\'s Kevin Love is out for at least six weeks after knee surgery. How significant is this for the Cavaliers? For the rest of the Eastern Conference?\n* * *\nDavid Aldridge:Very significant, for one reason: LeBron James\'s load is only going to get larger. James is in Alpha Male mode when anyone asks him about his minutes these days, but the reality is that while he\'s just 32 years old chronologically, he\'s logged the minute load of a 35-or 36-year-old during his amazing career, when you add all the playoffs/Finals games, and the three Olympic Games and practices. At present (this could obviously change at any minute), there\'s not an obvious choice on the roster who could step in at the four and provide the rebounding that Love does. Channing Frye was brought in last season to space the floor, not pound the glass, and newly signed Derrick Williams has never averaged more than 5.5 rebounds per game in his career. There is an argument to be made that it might make more sense for Williams to be put in the starting lineup so that the existing bench minutes and rotation can stay intact, but that would impact the starters\' continuity. The only logical move is for James to play more minutes at the four (some of us have argued that\'s his best position, anyway), which means more banging in the post and more hard minutes for LBJ. Does that mean there\'s a glimmer of vulnerability in the Cavs for the likes of Boston, Washington and Toronto? A teeny tiny glimmer, maybe. But as long as Love is healthy and ready for the postseason, the Cavs are still prohibitive favorites in the East.\nSteve Aschburner: More significant for the rest of the East, at least among the undifferentiated pack of playoff aspirants long considered to be marking time until another Cleveland coronation. If the stated timetable holds, Love would return to tune up in the last couple weeks of the regular season, then have another 10 days as the Cavs eased through the first round. What Toronto, Boston, Washington and maybe Atlanta and Indiana have to be thinking is, if Love’s timetable does not hold ... Well, good luck with that as long as LeBron James and Kyrie Irving are healthy (however tuckered out).\nFran Blinebury: It is potentially costly. With the Celtics now just 2 1/2 games back, it could cost the Cavaliers the No. 1 seed and home-court advantage in an Eastern Conference finals series against Boston. Depending on how quickly Love regains form upon his return, it could make the entire playoff run for Cleveland scarier.\nShaun Powell: The significance for the Cavs won\'t be known until the postseason and they see how Love responds from the injury. That\'s a mystery, since everyone\'s body is different. If he\'s back to normal or close enough, the Cavs are fine. If not, then we\'ll see if they manage to hold onto home court advantage between now and season\'s end, and also if LeBron James holds up, before this merits further discussion. I still don\'t see anyone in the East as a serious threat, not even Toronto with Serge Ibaka. Remember, Love was so-so last season, when he wasn\'t an All-Star, and Cleveland still buried the East.\nJohn Schuhmann: As long as Love is eventually 100 percent by the conference finals, it\'s not too significant. The Cavs know who they are and they have LeBron James to carry them through the early stages of the postseason. There are two things for them to be concerned with, however. 1. The Cavs have been mediocre defensively all season and won\'t have a chance to put a good stretch of regular-season defense together with their core. So they\'ll have to flip the proverbial switch come playoff time, and there are better offenses among other East playoff teams than there were a year ago. 2. LeBron James needs to get some rest between now and April 15. With Love\'s injury and with the probability that James will take some games off, the door is open for Boston or Washington to gain home-court advantage over the Cavs. But as long as Cleveland is healthy in May, that probably won\'t matter.\nSekou Smith: This isn\'t a significant blow for the Cavaliers, who have dealt with the absence of core players in recent seasons about as well as any team can. The rest of the Eastern Conference probably feels good about their chances to go after what looks like a vulnerable Cleveland team, but I\'d suggest they look at how well LeBron James plays when things look like they\'ve gone sideways for his team. As long as LeBron and Kyrie Irving are healthy and in the lineup, there isn\'t an Eastern Conference team that worries them down the stretch of the regular season. And as long as Love comes back in time for the postseason, the trajectory for this team remains the same.\nIan Thomsen:They’re going to miss him -- but in his absence they’ll have no choice but to develop other options on the perimeter, which will force them to address the playmaking issue that LeBron raised weeks ago. We can argue over whether they’ll hold onto the No. 1 seed, but it doesn’t really matter because (if healthy) the Cavs should prevail against everyone in the East whether they have homecourt or not.\nLang Whitaker: I know the Cavs have had a series of injuries this season, but the optimist in me tends to think the timing could be much worse. Two years ago, Love and Irving went down in the postseason, and the Cavs still nearly limped to the title. If you are going to lose some guys along the way, which is basically a certainty over an 82-game schedule, having them all back by the time the playoffs starts seems like a pretty fortuitous break." and the positive "Blogtable: How will Kevin Love\'s injury affect Cleveland Cavaliers?"', 'Connecting decision makers to a dynamic network of information, people and ideas, Bloomberg quickly and accurately delivers business and financial information, news and insight around the world.']" == "['I found this news title. 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NEW DELHI: At the plenary session where Congress took a generational leap, it also rediscovered its long-forgotten prime minister, PV Narasimha Rao . The architect of economic reforms, Rao officially came out of ‘political exile’ imposed by his party 14 years after his death.Rao, who never appeared in posters at Congress’ successive sessions and resolutions for years, was duly acknowledged at the 84th plenary session at Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium. The first instance came in the political resolution on Saturday when Rao was credited for the economic reforms that began in 1991. “The tragic assassination of Rajiv Gandhi was a big blow to the Congress and PV Narasimha Rao was entrusted with the responsibility. As prime minister, he steered the country out of engulfing crisis. The economic reforms of 1991was truly historic and transformed Indian economy,” the political resolution said. Even foreign policy resolution acknowledged his contribution saying, “Narasimha Rao steadfastly pursued a foreign policy that upheld India’s sovereign interest.”This is in complete contrast with how Rao’s tenure as PM was almost blacked out in Congress sessions. Rao found just a mention in Congress president Sonia Gandhi’s speech in 2010. The five volumes of ‘Congress and the Making of the Indian Nation’, the first initiative of the Congress to trace its history since the party’s establishment in 1885, were released at Burari plenary. Rao was the only Congress PM missing from the cover of the books edited by party veteran Pranab Mukherjee The 172-page first volume made a rare reference in the 13th chapter devoted to Rao government, crediting him for completing his full term and heralding economic reforms with the help of Manmohan Singh. Over the years, Congress leaders, barring Singh, have avoided floral tributes organised in Parliament on Rao’s birth anniversaries.The 84th plenary session, however, marked a course correction. Congress insiders said this was a conscious attempt by president Rahul Gandhi to portray a party that has grown with the contribution of every leader. Asenior leader, involved in the drafting of political resolution told ET, “the Congress is being attacked by BJP government for being dependent on one dynasty. This assault has to be parried and that is why it is being showcased that Congress had a range of leaders and it is not run by only one dynasty.”This was also reflected in Gandhi’s speech when he said he wanted to build a Congress similar to the one in 1947 when any leader could have run the party or the government.

A quick glance at the top news of the day:
1. Budget benefits rural India, gives relief to middle class, backs businesses: Jaitley
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Saturday defended the budgetary proposals and allocations made in the Union Budget 2018 and said he had tried to address the genuine concerns of all segments of the society, especially the salaried class and the poor. Read full report
2. Under-19 final: Manjot sparkles as India beat AUS to win a record 4th World Cup
Manjot Kalra scored a famous ton as India dispatched Australia by eight wickets to win the 2018 Under-19 World Cup at Bay Oval in Mount Maunganui, New Zealand on Saturday. Read full report
3. 'Fake' Rajput outfit has withdrawn protests against Padmaavat, claims Karni Sena
Amid reports that his outfit had withdrawn its ongoing protests against director Sanjay Leela Bhansali's controversial film 'Padmaavat', Shree Rajput Karni Sena chief Lokendra Singh Kalvi on Saturday said that his organisation will continue to protest against period drama. Read full report
4. ‘Exam Warriors’, book written by PM Narendra Modi for students, launched
Union Minister for Human Resource Development Prakash Javadekar and External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj on Saturday launched 'Exam Warriors' - a book written by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for students. Read full report
5. Babul Supriyo hits out at Shatrughan Sinha over his 'triple talaq' jibe on BJP
Union Minister Babul Supriyo on Saturday hit out at Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Shatrughan Sinha over the latter's "triple talaq" jibe on the party after its defeat in the Rajasthan bypolls. Read full report


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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve has raised its key interest rate for the third time in six months, providing its latest vote of confidence in a slow-growing but durable economy. The Fed also announced plans to start gradually paring its bond holdings later this year, which could cause long-term rates to rise.
The increase in the Fed’s short-term rate by a quarter-point to a still-low range of 1 percent to 1.25 percent could lead to higher borrowing costs for consumers and businesses and slightly better returns for savers. The Fed foresees one additional rate hike this year but gave no hint of when that might occur.
The overarching message the Fed sent Wednesday was an upbeat one: It believes the U.S. economy is on firm footing as it enters its ninth year of recovery from the Great Recession, with little risk of a recession. Though the economy is growing only sluggishly and though inflation remains chronically below the Fed’s 2 percent target, it foresees improvement in both measures over time.
And the most important pillar of the economy — the job market — remains solid if slowing, with employment at a 16-year-low of 4.3 percent — even below the level the Fed associates with full employment.
The Fed’s decision to raise rates, announced in a statement after its latest policy meeting, was approved 8-1, with Neel Kashkari, head of the Fed’s Minneapolis regional bank, dissenting in favor of holding rates unchanged.
The announcement that the Fed plans to begin paring its balance sheet later this year — “provided that the economy evolves broadly as anticipated” — involves its enormous portfolio of Treasury and mortgage bonds. The Fed began buying the bonds after the Great Recession to try to depress long-term loan rates. That effort resulted in a five-fold increase in its portfolio to $4.5 trillion.
On Wednesday, the Fed said it would eventually allow a small amount of bonds to mature without being replaced — an amount that would gradually rise as markets adjusted to the process. This process could put upward pressure on long-term borrowing rates.
The Fed would start with monthly reductions in Treasury holdings of no more than $6 billion and $4 billion in mortgage bonds. Those figures would rise in increments over a year until they reached $30 billion a month in Treasurys and $20 billion in mortgage bonds.
“With the Fed stating its intentions to start reducing the size of the balance sheet this year, it is offering a clear vote of confidence for the economy,” said Curt Long, chief economist of the National Association of Federally Insured Credit Unions.
The Fed also issued updated economic forecasts that showed it foresees one additional rate increase this year to follow Wednesday’s increase and an earlier rate hike in March.
The rate forecast, based on individual projections from each member, envisions three more rate hikes in 2018 and three more in 2019. By then, the Fed’s forecast would put its key policy rate at 3 percent. That’s the level the Fed believes is a neutral rate — neither stimulating growth nor restraining it.
But the Fed’s forecasts are only predictions and are frequently revised as its assessments evolve. Some economists suggested that even though the Fed foresees one more rate hike this year, the persistently low inflation may lead it to leave rates alone until 2018. Some also note that political paralysis in Washington has raised doubts about whether Congress will increase the nation’s borrowing limit and pass a new budget. That possibility, too, could lead the Fed to wait.
Another rate hike this year is “becoming less of a sure thing as every month of data comes out,” said Michael Dolega, senior economist at TD Economics. If inflation doesn’t pick up, he said, the Fed will find that raising rates and reducing its balance sheet is “going to be a difficult maneuver.”
The Fed’s revised forecasts reduced its estimate for unemployment by year’s end to 4.3 percent from a March projection of 4.5 percent. Unemployment has already reached a 16-year low of 4.3 percent.
The Fed kept forecast for economic growth this year of 2.2 percent, up slightly from its March forecast, with growth of 2.1 percent in 2018 and 1.9 percent in 2019. Those forecasts are far below the 3 percent annual growth the Trump administration has said it can achieve through tax cuts, deregulation and tougher enforcement of trade rules to protect American jobs.
The central bank updated its inflation projections to take account of a slowdown. It forecast that prices will rise just 1.6 percent this year, down from a March forecast of 1.9 percent. The Fed still foresees prices, as measured by a gauge tied to consumer spending, rising 2 percent in 2018 and 2019, achieving its target.
President Donald Trump is expected soon to fill three vacancies on the Fed’s influential board, and those new members, depending on who they are, could alter its rate-setting policy.
Some news reports have mentioned leading candidates to fill the vacancies. They include Randal Quarles, a top Treasury official in two past Republican administrations, for the vice chairman’s job of overseeing bank regulation. Marvin Goodfriend, an economist at Carnegie Mellon University, has been mentioned for another board spot, and Robert Jones, chief executive of Old National Bancorp in Indiana, reportedly is a candidate for a board seat designated for a community banker.
The betting is that the administration will choose officials who will tilt the Fed toward a more “hawkish” stance. Hawks tend to worry that rates kept too low for too long could escalate inflation or fuel asset bubbles. By contrast, “doves” favor the direction taken under Chair Janet Yellen, favoring relatively low rates to maximize employment.
Yellen, the first woman to lead the Fed, is serving a term that will end in February. So far, Trump has sent conflicting signals about whether he plans to nominate her for a second term.
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AP Economics Writer Paul Wiseman contributed to this report.

SE Asia Stocks-Philippines climbs on gains in property stocks; Singapore falls
By Nicole Pinto June 15 Philippine shares rose on Thursday, driven by gains in real estate stocks, while Singapore was headed for a third session of fall in four, dragged down by financials. Other Southeast Asian stock markets traded in a narrow range as soft U.S. economic data and a relatively hawkish Federal Reserve hurt investor sentiment. The Fed raised interest rates as expected on Wednesday and gave a first clear outline on its plan to reduce its $4.2-trillion


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Question: Bomb strapped to man explodes in NY subway

NEW YORK — A crude pipe bomb strapped to a man inspired by the Islamic State group went off Monday in a crowded subway corridor near Times Square, injuring the man, slightly wounding three others and snarling the rush-hour commute for hundreds of thousands of New York workers.
Surveillance cameras captured the man walking casually through the crowded passageway when the bomb suddenly went off at 7:20 a.m. amid a plume of white smoke, which cleared to show the man sprawled on the ground and commuters fleeing in terror. Investigators said it was not clear if the bomb was set off intentionally or went off prematurely.
“This was an attempted terrorist attack,” Mayor Bill de Blasio told reporters. “Thank God the perpetrator did not achieve his ultimate goals.”
The suspect, who was identified as 27-year-old Akayed Ullah, was being treated at a hospital for burns to his hands and abdomen. The others who were injured suffered ringing in the ears and headaches.
Law enforcement officials said Ullah was inspired by the Islamic State group but had apparently not had any direct contact with the group. The officials said he lives in Brooklyn and came to the U.S. from Bangladesh about seven years ago on a visa. They said he was speaking with investigators from his hospital bed.
A person briefed on the investigation said Ullah came to the U.S. on an F-4 visa, a preferential visa available for those with family in the U.S. who are citizens or permanent residents, and that he made the bomb in his Brooklyn apartment. They spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the blast.
Investigators were searching his apartment, interviewing witnesses and relatives and looking for surveillance footage that may show his movements in the moments before the attack.
The explosion, which happened in an underground passageway under 42nd Street between 7th and 8th avenues, triggered a massive emergency response by police and firefighters both above and below ground, tangling subway and bus service at the nearby Port Authority bus terminal.
Everything around Times Square was shut down, halting what would ordinarily be a bustling rush hour at the “Crossroads of the World.”
Authorities said the bomb was a low-tech explosive device attached to the man with Velcro and plastic ties. They were investigating how it was made.
A photo published by the New York Post showed a bearded man crumpled on the ground with his shirt apparently blown off and black soot covering his bare midriff. A police officer was holding the man’s hands behind his back. Another photo shown on cable channel NY1 showed the bearded suspect, wide-eyed, on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance.
Elrana Peralta, a customer-service worker for Greyhound, said she works in the Port Authority terminal complex near where the blast happened but did not hear the explosion.
“All we could hear was the chaos,” she said. “We could hear people yelling, ’Get out! Get out! Get out!”’
John Miles, 28, from Vermont, was waiting for a bus to Massachusetts. He did not hear the blast either, but saw police react.
“I didn’t know what was going on. Officers were running around. I was freaking out,” he said. There was an announcement that people should take their bags and leave. “They didn’t incite panic. It was fairly orderly.”
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders tweeted that President Donald Trump had been briefed on the explosion. Instead of commenting on the suspected terror attack, Trump sent a tweet at 9:17 a.m. criticizing a Sunday story in The New York Times that said he watched cable news television for at least four hours a day.
The blast came just weeks after eight people died in New York when another man, also said to be inspired by the Islamic State, drove a rented truck onto a bike path near the World Trade Center.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo said at a news conference following the attack that New Yorkers should be alert but go about their lives.
“Let’s go back to work,” he said. “”We’re not going to allow them to disrupt us.“
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Associated Press Writers Jake Pearson and Michael Balsamo in Los Angeles contributed to this report.

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Question: What Muhammadu Buhari And Robert Mugabe Have In Common - BBC

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Related Stories According to a report by BBC Africa, the presidents of Nigeria, Angola, Zimbabwe, Benin and Algeria all have something in common; an apparent lack of faith in the health systems at home.
In terms of time spent abroad getting medical help, Nigeria's President Muhammadu Buhari, 74, is the first among equals, but in the past year all these heads of state have travelled overseas for health reasons. In many cases they are leaving behind poorly funded health services, which most of their citizens have to rely on.
In 2010, the average amount spent on health in African countries per person was $135 (£100) compared to $3,150 in high-income countries, the UN's World Health Organization said. In Zimbabwe, for example, state-run hospitals and clinics often run out of basic medicines like painkillers and antibiotics, according to health watchdog Citizens Health Watch. It says that the public health care system "continues to deteriorate at alarming levels" with lack of money being the main problem.
Buhari's unhealthy start to 2017
19 January: Leaves for UK on "medical vacation"
5 February: Asks parliament to extend medical leave
10 March: Returns home but does not resume work immediately
7 May: Travels to UK for further treatment
6 June: Aisha Buhari says his is "recuperating fast"
The report continues to say, Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, in power since 1980, has also been criticised by his political opponents for running the country "from his hospital bed" after his third medical trip to Singapore this year. 'As for Nigeria, the public health system is "terrible" because of poor funding'.

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Question: Andy Cohen Crashes TV Reporter's Taping, Jokes He's a "Shameless Camera Whore"

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Andy Cohen made a surprise cameo during a New York City reporter's taping of a standup shot on Friday.
WCBS' Janelle Burrell was standing on a sidewalk in the West Village that morning, recording a segment about the arrest of two men accused of taking part in a gun smuggling ring, set to be included in the station's next broadcast.
As she spoke, the host of Bravo's Watch What Happens Live exited a nearby building and walked behind and by her while waving his fist and cheering. She looked annoyed, until she realized who he was.
"Oh, it's Andy Cohen!" she said, waving at him.
Both posted a video of the incident on social media.

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Question: Dubai plans to build large harbor, 135-meter-tall lighthouse

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By The Associated Press
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Dubai’s ruler has announced that the sheikhdom which is home to the world’s tallest skyscraper will build a new 1,400-berth marina and massive lighthouse along its coast.
Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum made the surprise announcement Monday about the Dubai Harbor.
The harbor is planned to be over 20 million square feet (1.86 million square meters) and will include a cruise ship port and terminal. The project also will include a 135-meter- (443-foot-) tall lighthouse.
Meraas, a developer backed by Sheikh Mohammed, will build the project between Dubai’s Jumeirah Beach Residence neighborhood and the man-made Palm Jumeirah archipelago.
Authorities offered no cost estimates for the project.
Dubai is the commercial hub of the United Arab Emirates, an oil-producing nation squeezed in recent months by low crude prices.
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By John Lee.
Iraq’s National Investment Commission (NIC) has included the “Grand Port of Al Faw” in its list of major strategic projects to be presented during the Kuwait International Conference for Iraq Reconstruction, to be held in Kuwait from 12th to 14th February:
Project cost: $6 billion
Location: Basra
Design capacity:
Phase one 2018: containers: 24 million ton/year, unpacked materials/ 24million ton/year
Phase two 2028: containers: 40 million ton/year, unpacked materials/ 32 million ton/year
Phase three 2038: containers: 70 million ton/year, unpacked materials/ 44 million ton/year
The project includes:
Eastern breakwater 8km
Western breakwater 15km
Two lines for containers berth 3.5km each 12 berth to each line total 24 containers berth and area for containers storage.
13 Berths for unpacked materials (grains, cement..etc.) 3.5km with conveyor belts
Berths for Oil products export and import (outside the port basin)
Roads and railways
Area for buildings and trucks (around 4km²)
Navigational channel 30km length, 17m depth.
Berths for various goods 4.5km (22berths)
industrial zone (approximately 8.5km²)
depth in the port basin is 15-17 m
The full 46-page document can be downloaded here.
(Source: NIC)