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Question: Daesh claims bomb attack in Syria’s Tartous

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BEIRUT, Lebanon: Daesh militants said they have carried out a bomb attack on the Syrian coastal city of Tartous that Syrian state media said killed two security officers.
Daesh said in an online statement claiming the attack that two of its members detonated car bombs. It did not say whether they were suicide attackers or provide any further details.
Syrian state media said the attack, first reported early on Sunday, was carried out by two suicide bombers wearing explosives.

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More than 30 people were killed in a car bomb attack in Baghdad’s Sadr City district on Monday. The local police said more than 48 people were wounded in the incident. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack yet. On the same day, Islamic State group fighters launched attacks on Iraqi Army barracks in the north of Baghdad. Several pro-government fighters were killed and injured in the attacks, reported Reuters.
This comes only a day after seven police officers were killed in an attack in the southern city of Najaf on Sunday. More than 29 people were also killed after three bombs were set off at various locations in the capital on Saturday.
Iraqi forces have been battling Islamic State group fighters since October in a bid to push them out of the northern city of Mosul, which is their last stronghold in the region. Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has said that the group will be driven out of the country by April.
On Monday, Islamic State fighters attacked Iraqi Army barracks near Baiji, 180 km north of Baghdad. The attack left four soldiers dead, and more than 12 injured. The militant group also attacked checkpoints on the road connecting Baiji and Shirqat. Shirqat mayor Ali Dodah confirmed that the checkpoints had been taken over by the Islamic State group. The town near Mosul was targeted with arbitrary mortar shelling that killed two children.
Several other incidents of violence were reported from the region as well. Nine Sunni tribal fighters were executed by a group of armed men in a village near Udhaim, 90 km north of Baghdad. In a separate attack, three pro-government Shia militia were killed and seven others were wounded near Udhaim, reported Al Jazeera.


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EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. — Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Bradford's left knee has so far responded well to two weeks of rest, raising the possibility of a return for the next game at Chicago.
Bradford said Friday he is "definitely feeling better" after practicing with the team on a limited basis Thursday. That was his first work on the field in two weeks. He has missed the last three games because of soreness and swelling from an injury that occurred in the season opener.
Bradford declined to divulge the specific diagnosis, but said he's experiencing a residual effect of ACL surgeries he had in 2013 and 2014. Case Keenum has filled in, while the Vikings have lost two of three. They play Monday against the Bears.
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OTAs, check,
Minicamp, check.
Up next, training camp.
With the end of the Houston Texans mandatory minicamp on Wednesday came another benchmark in JJ Watt’s recovery.
In five weeks, there will be another. For the first time this offseason — and since Watt went under the knife in October, for his third time in nine months — Watt will take part in fully padded practices.
Watt said Wednesday, he’s happy with where he’s at.
“I feel great,” Watt said. “I’m very happy with the way it responded. Obviously with the amount of time that we took this time to make sure it responded properly, I hope it would respond the way it did but it feels great. Now it’s just a matter of going out there and having fun and enjoying it.”
After starting every game for each of his first five NFL seasons, Watt played only three games in 2016, when he was shut down following their Thursday night loss to the New England Patriots. The cause? Aggravation from the surgery he had the offseason prior.
Watt said he’s confident that it won’t happen again in 2017.
“With a major injury, it’s so easy sometimes to think about it too much and to let that creep in the back of your mind,” Watt said. “But that’s what’s been nice about these practices, is being able to let that fade and fade and fade. Really just enjoying myself, having fun and like I said, playing football. It feels natural, it feels good and I feel like I’m home.”
Is he surprised by how he’s felt?
“I wouldn’t say necessarily that,” Watt said. “Because obviously with the time we put in and all the work we’ve done to get to this point, I wouldn’t say I’m necessarily surprised. I would say I’m happy. I’m happy with where I am and I’m looking forward to working toward the season and doing whatever I can to contribute to this team and obviously this city and try to make everybody proud.”
With five weeks before the start of training camp, Watt said he plans to go back to Wisconsin and work out with his brothers. But he’s looking forward to getting going in Greenbriar, West Virginia.


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Question: Fears remain after evacuation lifted for 200K Californians

The stress of evacuation and an uncertain future were enough for Donald Azevedo and his family to opt to stay a few more nights in an emergency shelter rather than risk having to do it all again.
The family was among the nearly 200,000 Californians who live downstream from the country's tallest dam who were told they could return home but warned they may have to flee again if repairs made to the battered Oroville Dam spillways don't hold.
The fixes could be put to their first test later this week with the first of a series of small storms forecast for the region expected to reach the area Wednesday night.
"There is the prospect that we could issue another evacuation order if the situation changes and the risk increases," Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea said Tuesday, telling residents they could return home but to remain vigilant.
That's why Azevedo wasn't budging yet.
"My plan is to stay here," said Azevedo, who evacuated from Marysville with his wife, Tasha, their four Chihuahuas and more than 30 relatives. They spent two nights at the Nevada County Fairgrounds in Grass Valley, Calif. and he planned to wait out this week's upcoming storm before returning home. Many at the shelter said a drive that should have taken one hour took six hours on Sunday.
"I'm not trying to risk traffic, being stuck in floods. I'm safe where I'm at," Azevedo said.
Many other evacuees, such as Oroville resident Margaret Johnston, couldn't wait to get back home.
"You don't appreciate home until it's taken away from you," said Johnston, 69, who spent the last two nights sheltering at a church in Chico, California. As she packed the blankets, pillows and clothing she had hastily thrown into a black garbage bag, she reflected on the mad rush to leave, the chaos, confusion and bottleneck traffic on the drive out. "It was just frustrating. Very frustrating."
Residents living below the Oroville Dam were suddenly ordered to evacuate Sunday afternoon after authorities had assured them for nearly a week that the dam was sound despite a gaping and growing hole found in the structure's main spillway. The order came after authorities feared an earthen emergency spillway used when the lake behind the dam overflows its capacity appeared ready to fail Sunday because of erosion.
Two days after issuing the evacuation order, officials lifted it Tuesday but uncertainty remained.
Over the weekend, the swollen lake spilled down the unpaved emergency spillway for nearly 40 hours, leaving it badly eroded. The problem occurred six days after engineers discovered a growing hole in the dam's main concrete spillway.
State and federal officials ignored calls in 2005 from environmental groups to armor the earthen spillway in concrete to prevent erosion. Federal regulators concluded the earthen spillway could handle a large amount of overflow after water agencies that would have had to pay for the upgrade argued it was unnecessary.
Others fear the real test is still to come in the weeks ahead when a record amount of snowfall melts in nearby mountains.
The California Department of Water Resources said Tuesday night the Oroville Dam's water levels continued to decrease but it didn't say by how much.
State water officials said earlier Tuesday the reservoir's water level had been reduced 15 feet by Tuesday afternoon. Officials hope to continue using a damaged main spillway to drain the lake another 37 feet in preparation for coming rain. They say they have drained enough water that the emergency spillway will not be needed to handle runoff from the approaching storm.
Forecasts call for 2-4 inches of rain and snow in the foothills and mountains starting Wednesday night. But the storm was looking colder than initially projected, meaning less rain and less runoff than last week's storms.
Dozens of construction crews were working around the clock dropping 1,200 tons of material on the earthen emergency spillway per hour using heavy equipment and helicopters and the area is being continually monitored with the help of drones carrying cameras, the state water agency said.
Preliminary estimates say permanently fixing the hole in the main spillway could cost $100 million to $200 million, Croyle said. Experts are drawing up plans for repairs that will begin after the spring runoff season ends.
Gov. Jerry Brown said late Tuesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency approved his request for federal assistance with the Oroville dam situation.
State officials clearly were on the defensive about their decision to call for mass evacuations Sunday, just a few hours after saying the situation was stable, forcing families to rush to pack up and get out.
Honea, the county sheriff, said Tuesday that the call to order nearly 200,000 people to higher ground protected lives and bought time for water experts to address the problems.
But after two days away from home, tens of thousands of evacuees were growing weary. They welcomed the news they could return home but vowed to heed the sheriff's warning to remain vigilant.
Rod Remocal said he and his wife would now be ready to leave their Biggs home near the dam at a moment's notice after fleeing in a rush Sunday.
"We're all coming back and pack and be ready this time," Remocal said. "This time we're going to be on call like they said."
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Elias reported from San Francisco.
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Contributing to this report were Jocelyn Gecker, Olga R. Rodriguez and Kristin Bender in San Francisco; Don Thompson in Sacramento; Terry Chea in Grass Valley, California; Ellen Knickmeyer in Sonoma, California; and John Antczak and Justin Pritchard in Los Angeles.

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Question: Police hunt masked men after screwdriver burglary

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

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A Sheffield police officer was assaulted when he attempted to make an arrest over a disturbance in a city suburb.
The officer, who sustained minor injuries, was assaulted on Knutton Crescent, Parson Cross, following a disturbance on nearby Yew Lane at 11.50pm yesterday.
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South Yorkshire Police said the officer detained the culprit during the incident.
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The Triline Phoenix™ Cavity Slider from Triline Quality Door Systems has special features that allow easy adjustment and installation.
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Question: IRISH LEAGUE: Stute boss hopes Morrow learns

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Institute gaffer Kevin Deery was fuming that another rash decision by Ryan Morrow resulted in him receiving his second dismissal of the season.
The feisty right-back was fortunate to be still on the pitch after the break, as a poor lunging tackle in the first half only resulted in a yellow card.
“I’ll tell you why it’s disappointing because I spoke to the two players who were booked at half-time and I said to them to not make any silly tackles and it was absolutely needless from young Ryan Morrow,” said Deery.
“He has been cracking for us this season, he’s a cracking wee player but there was absolutely no need for the challenge and he’ll probably miss one of our most important games at Ballyclare Comrades in the Irish Cup this week.
“I’m questioning myself what is going on in his mind because it’s a needless tackle and we’ll have to plan without him.”
Only a few weeks ago he made another rash tackle which resulted in Annagh United scoring from a direct free-kick to earn a point for the bottom side and Deery is hoping the penny will finally drop with the ex-Trojans man.
“He absolutely needs to learn,” added the Stute boss.
“He’s very keen and he’s very hungry to do a good job against the man he comes up against and you can’t take that out of him, but he needs to do it in the right areas.
“His tackle for his red card was actually lucky it didn’t cost us another goal, because it was in a dangerous area.
“But we’ll have a chat with him again and hopefully he learns from this.”

Celtic have been linked with Adnan Januzaj and Ryan Kent, Rangers will hire Mark Allen as director of football, and Derek Adams is interested in becoming Aberdeen manager.
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Celtic linked with EPL pair
Celtic have been linked with Manchester United outcast Adnan Januzaj and Liverpool youngster Ryan Kent. Januzaj spent last season on loan at Sunderland and Jose Mourinho is keen to ship the player, who has a year left on his contract, out of Old Trafford on a permanent transfer. Kent, meanwhile, is a 20-year-old Anfield academy graduate who has spent time on loan at Coventry and Barnsley. Liverpool are keen to hold on to the player, but will listen to loan offers. (Evening Times)
Rangers to hire Allen as director of football
Rangers are set to land Manchester City academy director Mark Allen as their new director of football. The 54-year-old has been in charge of the EPL club’s youth set-up after initially arriving at the Etihad in 2008. He will now work alongside Pedro Caixinha at Ibrox as the Portuguese head coach goes about overhauling the first-team squad. (Scottish Sun)
READ MORE - What Rangers will be getting in striker Alfredo Morelos
Celtic to sign Hayes
Celtic are closing in on a deal for Jonny Hayes and have reportedly agreed a £1.3 million deal with Aberdeen for the winger. The Dons would also get Ryan Christie on a season-long loan deal as part of the transfer. Celtic midfielder Christie spent the second half of last season on loan at Pittodrie. (The Scotsman)
• The deal to sign Hayes should be completed in the next 48 hours. (Press and Journal)
Bain to fly to Florida
Sunderland chief executive Martin Bain will personally fly to Florida to discuss contract terms with Derek McInnes as he looks to convince the Aberdeen boss on making the switch to Wearside. The two clubs yesterday agreed on a compensation deal thought to be in the region of £1million. (Scottish Sun)
Adams wants Aberdeen job
Derek Adams is keen to succeed Derek McInnes as Aberdeen manager if the latter decides to move to Sunderland. The ex-Ross County boss is currently in charge of League One Plymouth Argyle and would relish the chance of returning home to manage the club he supported as a boy. Tommy Wright, Alex Neil and Jack Ross are also in the mix. (Daily Record)
READ MORE - Alan Pattullo: Aberdeen and harsh truth of Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha
Allan ready for boo boys
Scott Allan joined Dundee on loan last night in a bid to kick-start his career and one of his first games will be a Betfred Cup derby against his first club, Dundee United. The Celtic midfielder expects a hot reception from the United fans but insists he is ready for it, joking that they booed him even when he was wearing a tangerine jersey. (The Scotsman)
Hearts reject Walker offer
Rangers have approached Hearts about a deal for Jamie Walker, but Tynecastle officials want more than £1 million for the winger. Talks between the clubs have taken place after Rangers made a move to sign the 23-year-old. A £500,000 transfer fee was verbally put forward by the Ibrox club but it was instantly dismissed by Hearts, who want a seven-figure sum. (The Scotsman)
• Rangers are ready to come in with an improved offer for the player and are confident they will have their man by the weekend. (Scottish Sun)
Robbo insists he’s a better manager
John Robertson yesterday returned to Inverness Caley Thistle and declared himself a better manager than the championship-winner who was lost to Hearts almost 13 years ago. The boot was on the other foot as the Tynecastle goalscoring legend was head-hunted from his beloved boyhood club to spearhead the relegated Ladbrokes Premiership side’s Championship push. (The Scotsman)
READ MORE - 5 managers who made long-awaited returns to Scottish clubs
MacDonald won’t play second fiddle
Jamie MacDonald is prepared to leave Kilmarnock to ensure regular first-team football. The former Hearts goalkeeper hopes to start the campaign as No.1 but admits he doesn’t want to sit on the substitutes’ bench any longer. The arrival of Freddie Woodman on loan from Newcastle in January forced MacDonald out of the team, and there is talk of the youngster returning this summer. (Evening News)
Stewart signs for Dumbarton
Striker Mark Stewart has signed for Dumbarton after leaving relegated Raith Rovers. The well-travelled hitman becomes the club’s second summer capture after a deal was agreed for Queen of the South defender Andy Dowie. Dumbarton are looking to defy the doubters once again and preserve their second tier status. (Scottish Sun)
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I am surprised that we haven't had a sticky thread made for the City of Culture and all of the events that are happening through the year. I know it is a rugby forum, but this is an amazing thing for the City and something that the club should be embracing.
The events so far have been fantastic and with news today in the HDM that they are hoping to get the famous ceramic poppies into the city centre as apart of a Weeping Window, to replace the blade when the blade is removed.
Which other events have people been to so far? I have seen Made in Hull and went to the Bowhead exhibition at the Maritime, and looking to do plenty more through the year

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Question: Takeaway pizza boss with 25 shops assures his customers: 'I don’t use cat or dog food in any of my toppings'

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A takeaway pizza boss has spoken out in public to assure his customers: “I don’t use cat or dog food for my toppings - it's the best quality ingredients.”
Caspian Pizza, which has 25 branches across the city and the West Midlands, says it has been the target of a smear campaign that claimed he was using pet food on his pizzas .
An anonymous Facebook post had claimed a Mr Ahmet - the supposed owner - had been convicted in court of mixing cheap cat and dog food into chicken to save costs.
But Saeed Masuri, a director of Caspian Pizza, has rubbished the claims and says the allegations have been reported to the police.
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He told the Birmingham Mail : “It’s fake news. If you hear about something like this you have to report it, everyone knows.
“But the authorities have confirmed that we have done nothing wrong. The council’s health team cleared us. They are going to give us a certificate.”
Mr Masuri, from Sparkhill, said: “I thought it was a joke at first. Of course we don’t use cat and dog meat. These rumours are threatening to our customers.
“We have 25 branches, we’re a big company.
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“I just want to reassure our customers that we only use the best quality ingredients.
“We don’t know who made the post but they sent the information everywhere. It is with our solicitors now.”
The pizza company also released a statement rejecting the pet food rumours.
It read: “We would like to address the rumours circulating on Facebook regarding the origins of the meat we supply.
“We would like to inform all of our customers that these vicious rumours are absolutely untrue.
“We have reported this matter to the police and our solicitors who are currently investigating it.
“All the meat we use is Halal and is purchased from local suppliers who are all Halal certified. Our certificates are displayed in all of our shops.
“We would like to apologise to our customers for the distress this matter may have caused and thank you for your continued loyalty and support.”
The smear campaign is not the first time a popular Birmingham eatery has been at the centre of an alleged smear campaign.
In April, the owner of Heavenly Desserts in Ladypool Road, Sparkbrook, claimed that mice found in his dessert parlour were planted by rival bosses.

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If you've ever been eating a pizza and thought it was missing that special something, then Morrisons may have the answer for you.
They have taken one of the crucial ingredients of a roast beef Sunday dinner and pimped up the pizza with its delights.
Yes, the Yorkshire pudding pizza is here but you will need to get your fill of it quickly, as it is only on sale for a few weeks.
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In celebration of Yorkshire Pudding Day, on Saturday February 3, Morrisons has taken a 6.5 inch Yorkie pud and filled it with tomato sauce and mozzarella.
The pizzas, that are being specially baked in Doncaster in South Yorkshire, will come in two flavours.
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There will be a classic pepperoni and the meat feast, which will include the tantalising delights of meatballs, pepperoni, spicy beef, and jalapeños.
You will be pleased to know that this is not being put together on a whim, as Morrisons actually has a Yorkshire pudding expert to oversee the making of these culinary delights.
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Jenny Dixon, who has this prestigious role, said: "Everyone loves Yorkshire Pudding and everyone loves pizza, so we are combining the two to create the ultimate comfort food for Yorkshire Pudding Day.
"The crust is made the same way as a typical Yorkshire Pudding and is topped the same way as one of our pizzas. We’re looking forward to hearing what customers think but we hope that they’ll love it!"
The pizzas will be available until February 20 and cost £3. Morrisons sells more than a million Yorkshire Puddings every week.
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Question: these are apparently the scariest films on netflix

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The beauty of Netflix is that you can watch great films from the confines of bed, and also that they can track your every viewing habit and regurgitate it as fascinating data. Which, in the wake of the Guardian’s latest expose on the alt-right mining our personal information via Facebook, may seem a bit terrifying. But, you can blot out that fear with another -- by watching the unnerving films Netflix’s latest report is about. The streaming juggernaut has just released a list of horrors that people typically could only make it part way through before they switched them off to presumably call their mum and demand she stay on the line while they pushed furniture against every door in their flat.
Question is: How do they know people switched it off because they were scared? How do they know they didn’t hit exit because they suddenly realized that the film was just crap? After all, The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence is on the list. According to Forbes, Netflix says that if viewers really didn’t like the films, they would have tuned out a lot earlier. Which may be overestimating the taste of our sordid Sunday selves, but we’ll take it. Although good taste clearly isn’t the objective when it comes to horrors, especially when you consider the fact that Cabin Fever is on the list — a film with the lofty Rotten Tomatoes rating of 0%.
Below is the complete list of films and their trailers for your viewing, uh, pleasure?
Cabin Fever, 2016. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 0%
Carnage Park, 2016. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 61%
México Bárbaro, 2014. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 60%
The Conjuring, 2013. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 86%
The Human Centipede 2: Full Sequence, 2011. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 30%
The Void, 2016. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 75%
Jeruzalem, 2015. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 59%
Piranha, 2010. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 74%
Raw, 2016. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 90%
Teeth, 2007. Rotten Tomatoes rating -- 80%
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Many say it's the golden age of science fiction cinema. And rightly so, every month, we have a couple of movies that bend the rules of science to explore possibilities that sometimes make us seriously consider if things we see on the big screen could actually be true. The advances in graphics, and thanks to ever-so-increasing video resolution, we're increasingly leaving the theaters with visually appealing memories. That said, there are plenty of movies made back in the day that are far from ever getting displaced by the reboots spree that the Hollywood is currently embarking. With readers suggesting us this question every week, we think it's time we finally asked, what's your favorite science-fiction movie? Also, what are some other sci-fi movies that you have really enjoyed but think they have not received enough praises or even much acknowledgement?


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Question: Women educators offer scholarship

CHARDON, Ohio — The Omega Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, a society of women educators in Geauga County, is offering a grant-in-aid to a female student who is entering her senior year in college and is majoring in education.
The applicant must be a graduate of a Geauga County high school.
The deadline for completed applications is Aug. 6.
Interested applicants should contact Deborah Hofstetter, Grant-in-Aid Committee, Delta Kappa Gamma, P.O. Box 313, Chardon, OH 44024.

In her early teenage years, Nwamaka Godwin Iduh started to notice the right side of her rib cage and left side of her hip protruding in a way it hadn’t before. Months later, a doctor diagnosed her with scoliosis. Both Nwamaka and her mother had previously never heard of this condition, which causes an abnormal curvature of the spine in many teenage children. The Beyond A Curved Spine (BACS) website shared her story, along with others, to raise awareness of scoliosis in Nigeria and throughout Africa.
Abisola Oni and Abimbola Oladapo started the Beyond A Curved Spine (BACS) initiative because they realized that, despite the importance of getting diagnosed early, there was little information available on scoliosis-related issues in Africa. To work toward the broader goal of awareness, they are taking specific actions such as providing screenings, making speaking arrangements and providing a platform for people to share their stories. And, when it comes to scoliosis, awareness can mean the difference between a teenager possibly having to get surgery and getting treated early instead.
Erika Leaf is another grantee who recognizes the importance of speaking up and decided to work toward greater political engagement through postcards. She began The Collective Vision postcard project in to empower ordinary Americans to take political action and communicate what they care about. The project's first step was to offer the “Democracy Pack,” a set of 20 postcards with tips on how to write effective messages to elected officials as well as suggestions for what to write about. Collective Vision is creating a new set of postcards that will combine quotes about social justice with artwork and photography. The grant will allow the project to offer stipends to artists whose work is chosen for publication.
Sometimes awareness can seem like an abstract concept. Grantees like Abisola, Abimbola and Erika remind us that even the most elusive goals can be broken down into specific steps.
Today we honor 14 incredible projects that are taking concrete actions to make the world a more compassionate place.
One Stitch at a Time teaches community members how to sew in Jacmel, Haiti. Along with valuable technical skills, students also learn about business management from project management to marketing.
Betty Abah’s project benefits girls, teenage mothers and other vulnerable young women in Makoko and surrounding slums in Lagos, Nigeria. They will use natural materials from the local environment to create products such as bags, shoes, purses and other materials.
Volta Free School helps young boys and girls in Sovie, Ghana who are out of school for different reasons acquire the knowledge and skills they need to go back and join their colleagues in school.
The Purple Pearls Women’s Entrepreneurship Development Programme works with women in Nigeria, especially those that have been displaced due to terrorist activities, who have acquired vocational skills or have businesses. The project helps them develop their entrepreneurial and business development skills to become successful entrepreneurs and reintegrate into society.
Umijoo is an environmental art book about the connections between our daily life decisions and the health of our planet. Environmental activist Casson Trenor and painter Caia Koopman joined forces in the United States to create this illustrated tale, which is designed to ignite interest in ocean conservation and responsible food choices.
The Let’s Talk English program in Ouzio Mitsamiouli, Comoro Islands encourages young people to learn how to speak English all over the Cembenoi Region. Five advanced students from the Urango English Center, who are training to become teachers, will volunteer in neighboring villages where they will teach English to young people like themselves.
The Skill Builders Project is starting the first-ever photography class for Washington Correction Center in Washington State. Through regular workshops, the inmates will learn to express themselves visually and share their stories with the public.
Founded by Shakera Bramwell, an undocumented immigrant from Kingston Jamaica, Rebel Cause’s mission is to facilitate the collaboration of groups of young adults of color seeking to improve the quality of life in their communities. One of their programs, Rebel Food Cart, is a mobile meal program that provides smoothies as a meal alternative for Boston’s food insecure population.
The Veteran’s Voice Project is an initiative in Texas, which provides storytelling classes for veterans who are currently incarcerated, allowing for the processing of previous traumas.
Spreading Peace In Communities Everywhere (SPICE) is committed to empowering youth in Austin, Texas to be confident and comfortable in their communities by encouraging healthy lifestyles, gender equality and human rights.
Engaging the Latino Community Through Dance is a program in Southampton, New York providing low cost dance parties and classes for the Hispanic and Latino community to help combat isolation and improve health through affordable, family friendly events where members of this community can dance, socialize and share their culture.
Charles Orgbon in Bogota, Colombia will partner with the organization People and Earth to provide workshops turning what could be seedlings of interest in environmental activism from Colombian youth into full-fledged community campaigns that solve the root cause of local environmental issues.


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Question: Project Runway's Chris March Reveals He Suffered ''Debilitating Accident'' That Left Him in a Coma

Project Runway star Chris March is facing a serious health battle.
The fashion and costume designer, who appeared on season 4 of the reality competition series, shared details of the "debilitating accident" he suffered last summer. His loved ones launched a GoFundMe campaign on Monday to help March offset the financial burden of his continued recovery, saying he is still in a "very fragile state."
"Dear Friends," the message stated, "Our beloved Teddy Bear from Project Runway, Chris March, has had a rough 9 months. Back in June of last year, he suffered a debilitating accident and had to be placed in a medically induced coma where he stayed for many weeks."
It continued, "Thanks to the miracle of modern science he has pulled through, but is still in a very fragile state. His right arm has been paralyzed and at this moment, has limited use of his hands and legs. In addition, he's dealing with respiratory issues that demand constant care."

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Question: James, Cavs hold off Wiggins, Wolves, 116-108

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It was an exciting day of hoops on another NBA Saturday.
NBA scores for Saturday, Feb. 3
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Rockets embarrass Cavaliers
The Cavaliers have been in shambles lately, but they had a chance to redeem themselves with a strong performance in their primetime matchup with the Rockets. Instead, it was more of the same, as Chris Paul and Co. came into Cleveland and embarrassed the Cavs. Paul finished with 22 points, 11 rebounds and eight assists, moving into ninth place all-time in assists in the process.
Chris Paul scores 22 PTS and dishes 11 AST to lead the @HoustonRockets to their fourth straight win!#Rockets pic.twitter.com/aWaHnAB5i4 — NBA (@NBA) February 4, 2018
Pistons stay undefeated with Griffin
Andre Drummond had another 20-20 night, finishing with 23 points, 20 rebounds, four steals and four blocks, as the Pistons beat the Heat to stay undefeated since getting Blake Griffin. Speaking of Griffin, he struggled shooting, but he contributed in all aspects of the game, finishing with 16 points, nine rebounds and seven assists. He also made a few highlight reel plays.
Barton leads Nuggets past Warriors
Will Barton scored 25 points and added five rebounds and four assists as the Nuggets defeated the best team in the NBA. The Warriors looked to be cruising to another win, but the Nuggets outscored them by 13 points in the fourth quarter to win 115-108.
Will Barton scores 25 PTS to help the @nuggets pull out the win!#DubNation 108 / #MileHighBasketball 115 pic.twitter.com/PfMzb6UR3C — NBA (@NBA) February 4, 2018
Rubio goes off, leads Jazz to fifth straight win
Ricky Rubio put on a show against the Spurs, pouring in 34 points and dishing out nine assists to lead the Jazz to their fifth straight win as they try to get back into playoff contention.
Make it 5⃣ straight games!
Ricky Rubio scores 34 PTS and dishes 9 AST to lead the @utahjazz to the win!#TakeNote 120 / #GoSpursGo 111 pic.twitter.com/vgq3Q9t233 — NBA (@NBA) February 4, 2018
Stars on display as Timberwolves, Pelicans duel in Minneapolis
The Timberwolves picked up a 118-107 victory over the Pelicans on Saturday night, and the fans certainly got their money's worth. Jimmy Butler dropped 30 points, eight rebounds and seven assists, and Anthony Davis finished with 38 points and nine rebounds. And then there was Karl-Anthony Towns, who had himself 22 points and 16 rebounds.
Harris looks strong in Clippers debut
Tobias Harris impressed in his debut for the Clippers on Saturday afternoon. Traded to the Clips along with Avery Bradley and Boban Marjanovic, Harris immediately made himself at home in the Staples Center. He put up 24 points on 10-of-19 shooting to help the Clippers to a 113-103 victory. Bradley, meanwhile, added eight points and four assists. Marjanovic did not play.
Tobias Harris goes for 24 PTS and the W in his first game with the @LAClippers!#ItTakesEverything pic.twitter.com/Iq5Mxyj02X — NBA (@NBA) February 3, 2018
Aldridge says no
Props to Alec Burks for the confidence to go up and try to dunk on LaMarcus Aldridge, but this one was never happening.
Pacers put on a show in win over Sixers
The Pacers picked up an impressive and important victory on Saturday night, beating the Sixers, 100-92. And they did it in style, making a number of fantastic plays.
Lance Stephenson hits Thaddeus Young with a perfect touchdown pass... and gives a shoutout to the #Eagles?
The #Pacers and #Sixers are on FSI and FSGO right now. pic.twitter.com/BmpvGGH5DM — FOX Sports Indiana (@FSIndiana) February 4, 2018
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Question: 'On Point' radio host Ashbrook facing misconduct allegations

BOSTON (AP)  The host of one of National Public Radio's most successful programs has been placed on leave while he's investigated for allegations of wrongdoing including engaging in "creepy" sex talks and unwanted contact with 11 mostly young women and men.
The allegations against "On Point" host Tom Ashbrook include unwanted hugs and neck and back rubs to other people associated with the show. They were contained in a document and confirmed in multiple interviews by WBUR-FM, the Boston station that produces the show.
The station and station owner Boston University have hired an outside firm to investigate.
Ashbrook was put on leave last week. He says "once the facts come out" people will see him for who he is  "flawed but caring and decent" in his dealings with others.
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This story has been corrected to show Ashbrook has been placed on leave, not suspended; the station is not calling the allegations sexual misconduct; and the station and ownership, not the network, are investigating.
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Question: The Forgotten Origins of Father's Day

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These days, father's day seems like an inescapable part of American culture. But it didn't become a national holiday until President Nixon signed a bill in 1972--almost 60 years after the U.S. recognized Mother's Day. So, what drove the decision?
Some historians credit the Vietnam War. The prolonged, increasingly divisive conflict had uprooted American fathers from their families, and there was a sense that their public service needed to be recognized, according to Ralph LaRossa, author of The Modernization of Fatherhood: A Social and Political History . Montana Senator Mike Mansfield even appeared to say as much when he declared--during a debate on the 1972 bill--that Father's Day deserved the same legal status as Mother's Day "in view of the burdens and responsibilities placed upon [fathers] during these trying times."
Some of those burdens and responsibilities were coming from inside the home as well. Whereas mothers used to be seen as the primary caregivers, the rise of women's liberation gave way to a so-called new fatherhood movement, in which men were expected to step up and "take on more of the routine tasks of [child rearing], like changing diapers, in the interest of gender equality," says LaRossa. Meanwhile, a rise in no-fault divorces--sparked by the sexual revolution--raised new questions about the roles of both parents at home. And as modern fatherhood started to take shape, so too did what we now know as Father's Day.
For more on these stories, visit time.com/history

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Question: The Block big winner in ratings

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It's the hit renovation reality show that has been running on Australian screens for a formidable thirteen seasons.
And it seems that Australia's love affair with The Block is far from over, with Monday night's episode smashing its prime time time slot with more than one million viewers.
The popular Channel Nine show managed to entice an audience of 1,068,000 metropolitan viewers, which was streets ahead of the competition.
Nailed it! It seems that Australia's love affair with The Block is far from over, with Monday night's episode smashing its prime time time slot with more than one million viewers
Interestingly, given that it was up against rival networks Seven and Ten's reality fare Hell's Kitchen and Australian Survivor, it was the ABC who came in second in Monday's prime time ratings war.
The network's current affairs show 7.30 saw an audience of 687,000 which was 387,000 viewers less than The Block.
Australian Survivor trailed in third place with 625,000, which would be troubling news for embattled Network Ten who recently went into voluntary receivership.
Reality battle: Interestingly, given that it was up against rival networks Seven and Ten's reality fare Hell's Kitchen and Australian Survivor, it was the ABC who came in second in Monday's prime time ratings war
Given that SBS's BBC documentary import Clean Eating Dirty Truth did not make it into the 20 most viewed programs, that left Seven bringing up the rear with Hell's Kitchen.
The celebrity cooking show, helmed by Marco Pierre White, could only entice 607,000 viewers.
The figure is part of a worrying trend for the anticipated reality show as it could only manage an audience of 544,000 for its Sunday episode and 615,000 the week prior.
In what could be music to Channel Nine's ears, not only did The Block win the metro ratings war, the show also led the charge across the 16-39, 18-49 and 25-54 demographics.
Underwhelming: Australian Survivor trailed in third place with 625,000, which would be troubling news for embattled Network Ten who recently went into voluntary receivership
Meanwhile, it was good news all round for Nine with Karl Stefanovic's This Time Next Year raking in 931,000 viewers in the 8.30 to 9.30 time-slot.
The network was again streets ahead of the competition, with Ten's Have You Been Paying Attention convincing 639,000 to tune in and ABC's Australian Story bringing in an audience of 653,000.
Surprisingly, Seven's Princess Of Wales documentary The Story of Diana could only manage 486,000 viewers.

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Question: 2 Charged in Connection to Police Chase Through Waynesboro

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12/11/2017 Release from the Waynesboro Police Department:
On Sunday December 10, 2017 at approximately 1214 hrs, a patrol officer was monitoring traffic in the area of E. Main Street and South Delphine Avenue when he observed a Honda Civic with an equipment violation. When the officer attempted to stop the vehicle, the driver of the Civic sped away from the officer, who initiated a pursuit.
As the driver of the Civic attempted to turn onto Windsor Avenue, the vehicle hit the curb and went over the sidewalk. The vehicle briefly came to a stop, then proceeded to take off again.The pursuit was terminated by the officer at that time.
From a distance, the officer was able to observe the Civic turning onto Jefferson Avenue heading northbound. As the officer turned onto Jefferson Avenue, he saw the Civic strike an occupied vehicle head-on. The officer stopped at the accident scene to check on the driver. The Civic then left the scene of the accident and continued north on Jefferson Avenue to South Wayne Avenue.
The Civic continued to drive in a reckless manner and passed the stopped traffic by driving over the curb and median. The vehicle then turned right onto Arch Ave. where it spun out of control and struck another curb.
Officers arrived at that scene and the Civic took off again and turned northbound on S. Wayne Ave. Officers did not re-initiate the pursuit.
Officers were able to keep the vehicle in view from a safe distance as it turned west onto W. 11th Street. Officers then found the vehicle had struck an unoccupied parked car at Pine Ave. and Locust Ave. then hit a utility pole becoming disabled. The 2 occupants fled on foot and were captured by the officers on W. Main St. after a brief foot chase.
The driver was subsequently identified as Kristina Lee Haney, 28 years old from Charlottesville, Va. The passenger was identified as Cynthia Marie Yorke, 27 years old from Churchville, VA. Upon verifying each individual’s information, Haney was wanted on 2 outstanding misdemeanor warrants from other jurisdictions. York was wanted on 4 outstanding misdemeanor warrants from 2 jurisdictions.
A search of the driver and the vehicle yielded a .45 caliber handgun, money and assorted suspected drugs and paraphernalia related to the distribution of controlled substances.
The following is a compiled list of charges filed against both individuals:
Haney:
2x Served Fail to Appears out of Augusta County (Misdemeanor)
46.2-817 Eluding (Felony)
46.2-894 Hit and Run (Felony)
46.2-896 Hit and Run (Misdemeanor)
46.2-301 Drive While License is Revoked 7th Offense (Misdemeanor)
18.2-248 Possession with the Intent to Distribute Cocaine (Felony)
18.2-248 Possession with the Intent to Distribute Methamphetamine (Felony)
18.2-308.2 Possession of a Firearm by a Non-Violent Convicted Felon (Felony)
18.2-308.4 Possession of a Firearm While In Possession of a Controlled Substance (Felony)
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COLUMBIA, S.C. — Faced with sitting out at least another year at South Carolina as the federal investigation into college basketball continues, a "devastated" Brian Bowen felt he had no choice but to remain in the NBA draft.
Bowen announced Wednesday he's leaving the school after the NCAA told South Carolina officials he would miss at least all of next season with the Gamecocks. The NCAA based its decision on alleged benefits received by the Bowen family at his former school Louisville and the governing body's transfer requirement of a year off the court.
"I am completely devastated by the NCAA's ruling," Bowen said in a statement.
The 6-foot-7 Bowen, from Saginaw, Michigan, transferred to South Carolina in January following his suspension from Louisville amid the federal probe after news of an alleged payment involving the Cardinals and his father to get him to join that school.
The federal complaint stated that Adidas representative James Gatto and others attempted to funnel $100,000 to a recruit's family to gain his commitment to play for Louisville. Bowen was not named in documents, but details made clear that investigators were referring to the freshman.
Bowen has denied knowledge of any payment.
Among those indicted were were one-time South Carolina assistant coach Lamont Evans, who coached with Martin for four seasons before leaving for Oklahoma State.
Bowen took part in practices and was out for pre-game events with South Carolina from January through March. He finished with semester with a 3.5 GPA and, coach Frank Martin said, was a model teammate whose goal was to play in college.
South Carolina officials said the NCAA told the school its decision a few days ago and then, Bowen, his family and attorney Jason Setchen considered his options.
"All I ever wanted to do was continue my education and play college basketball," Bowen said. "However, after learning of the ruling, and discussing it with my family and attorney, I've decided to pursue my professional career."

COLUMBIA, SC (THE BIG SPUR) - South Carolina point guard PJ Dozier took to Instagram on Monday afternoon to confirm a morning report that he will, in fact, hire an agent for the 2017 NBA Draft process, cutting off any chance to remain eligible for college basketball. Dozier first announced he would go without representation, but made his most recent decision over the weekend.
The Columbia, SC native and former McDonald's All-American went on to thank his supporters, head coach Frank Martin, and the Gamecocks program and fan base.
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Question: Top Fed official tells AP: Bond portfolio could shrink soon

FILE - In this Tuesday, March 21, 2017, file photo, William C. Dudley, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, speaks during a panel discussion at The Bank of England in London. In an interview with The Associated Press, Dudley indicated that the Fed will likely make an announcement at its September 2017 meeting that it is ready to start reducing its massive bond portfolio, a move expected to put upward pressure on long-term interest rates including home mortgages. (AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, Pool, File)

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Faster growth spurred by tax cuts and other supply-driven factors would be welcomed by the Fed. But the implications for monetary policy aren't straightforward.
Fed's Dudley Says Rate Rise Path Will Be 'Shallow'
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley reiterated Friday he expects the U.S. central bank to press forward with rate rises amid his expectations the economy will continue with solid growth.
Fed's Kaplan Undecided on Raising Rates Again This Year
Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan said he won't overreact to September's jobs report showing a decline in U.S. payrolls, but he remains undecided if an additional rate increase is warranted this year.
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Question: Democrats talk about future of party, getting people involved

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Southern Vermont residents gathered at Memorial Hall Tuesday evening to discuss the future of the Democratic Party.
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Question: Liverpool ‘promise’ to sell Mohamed Salah to Real Madrid... on one condition

Liverpool are willing to sell Mohamed Salah to Real Madrid if the Reds win the Champions League
The Egypt international has been heavily linked with a move to the Bernabeu this summer.
Real Madrid are ready for a shake-up at the end of the season, with club president Florentino Perez desperate to land a new Galactico.
And according to Spanish news outlet Don Balon, who are well known for their outlandish transfer claims, Salah is Real’s top choice.
They also reckon the Liverpool winger is desperate to join the Spanish giants at the end of the season, despite only heading to Anfield last summer.
However, Don Balon add that the Reds are only willing to let Salah join Real if they win the Champions League this campaign.
Jurgen Klopp wants his star man focused on Liverpool until the end of the season and he’s promised the attacker that the Reds will listen to offers that arrive.

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Chelsea will sell Willian to United this summer - but only if they get Anthony Martial in return. United and Barcelona are the two leading the charge for the Brazilian winger with reports that the Catalan club lodged a £50m bid. However, Mourinho’s side have leverage over Barca as they have a player that the Blues crave. According to The Telegraph, the Stamford Bridge club are willing to let Willian go to United but only if they get Martial in a swap deal.
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TORONTO — Accused Toronto van attack suspect Alek Minassian made a brief court appearance Tuesday and has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 of attempted murder.
Minassian, 25, dressed in a white forensic jumpsuit, showed no emotion as he stated his name for the Finch Ave. court.
Justice of the peace Stephen Waisberg ordered him remanded in custody until he appears by video May 10.
Minassian was also ordered to not contact any of the 13 people he’s accused of trying to run down on Yonge St. during the horrific attack.
His father, Vahe Minassian, was escorted out of the court by police officers.

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Dorothy Sewell was one of 10 people who were killed in the deadly van attack in Toronto on Monday.


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CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — The same jury that last month unanimously found Dylann Roof guilty in the slayings of nine black parishioners at a South Carolina church is returning to court to begin contemplating his punishment.
With the 22-year-old representing himself, the process is sure to be unconventional. But even if Roof is sentenced to death, it’s highly unlikely he’d be executed anytime soon.
While prosecutors plan to call up to 38 people related to the nine people killed and three who survived the June 2015 slaughter during Bible study at Emanuel AME Church in Charleston, Roof said last week he plans on calling no witnesses and presenting no evidence.
Roof was found guilty last month on 33 federal charges, including hate crimes and obstruction of the practice of religion. A jury took less than three hours to return its verdict, and a judge dismissed the jury for a break over the holidays.
Typically in what’s known as the sentencing phase, defense attorneys call relatives and other witnesses to testify about their client’s unsteady state of mind before and during the crimes. Given that background, the defense hopes, a jury might be more likely to spare the defendant’s life and opt against the death penalty.
But Roof, who is acting as his own attorney, has said he plans to do no such thing.
In his journal, which was read in court during his trial, Roof said his doesn’t believe in psychology, which he called “a Jewish invention” that “does nothing but invent diseases and tell people they have problems when they don’t.”
Roof also seems to be determined to try to keep evidence embarrassing to him or his family out. Not only did he take over his own defense, but he asked the judge at a hearing Wednesday if he could file a motion limiting what prosecutors can introduce.
Roof also was adamant that a transcript of a hearing where he was found mentally competent not be released to the public.
“I know this is not a legal argument, but the unsealing of the competency hearing defeats the purpose of me representing myself,” Roof said at last week’s hearing.
Neither Roof, nor U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel nor prosecutors have given specifics on the evidence Roof is objecting to.
On Thursday, Gergel ordered another competency evaluation of Roof “in an abundance of caution,” after his standby counsel filed a sealed motion again questioning Roof’s mental ability to proceed. The judge’s order specified he saw no reason to delay Tuesday’s start of the penalty phase.
On Monday, over the objection of an attorney representing media outlets including The Associated Press, Gergel ordered the competency hearing to be closed to the public. Saying he’d have to sequester jurors if he opened up the proceedings, the judge promised to release a transcript after Roof is sentenced.
“This is an incredibly sensitive moment in this proceeding,” Gergel said. “We are putting in the hands of 12 people the life and death of a person.”
Roof’s lawyers tried repeatedly both to stop him from being his own lawyer and to work mental health-related evidence into the first phase of his trial, saying they feared Roof fired them because he feared the attorneys would present evidence that would embarrass him when trying to save his life.
Prosecutors objected at every turn, and Gergel wouldn’t allow any of it into court, ruling mitigation evidence is allowable during sentencing and not before.
Court papers show prosecutors are expected to present evidence showing that Roof picked his victims because of their race, killed them to incite more violence, showed no remorse and killed three particularly vulnerable people who were 70 years old or older.
Evidence speaking to Roof’s mental state, one expert argues, could make the difference between life and death.
“The Dylann Roof case is a classic example of the type of problem you can have when an obviously mentally ill or emotionally disturbed defendant is permitted to represent himself,” said Robert Dunham, executive director of the Death Penalty Information Center. “There’s a huge difference in the eyes of a jury between someone they perceive as evil or despicable and someone they perceive as being seriously mentally ill. … If you take mental health out of it, you are putting a thumb on the scale of death.”
Both the judge’s decision to allow Roof to represent himself and waive the introduction of mental health evidence are sure to be raised in an inevitable appeal, Dunham argued.
Roof also faces nine murder charges in state court, where prosecutors have also said they will seek the death penalty in a trial likely to begin sometime next year.
Whether he’s sentenced to death or not, it’s unlikely Roof would be executed anytime soon, in either jurisdiction. The federal government hasn’t executed anyone since 2003, and there are years of appeals between a death sentence being levied and carried out.
South Carolina’s death chamber hasn’t been used since 2011, due at least in part to a lack of availability for the drugs the state uses for lethal injection.

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Question: What to Do When You Lend Family Money But They Can't Pay You Back

Jeff Rose discusses some of his experiences lending money to friends and family.
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Like many people, Entrepreneur Network partner Jeff Rose once has convinced himself it was a good idea to loan money to a family member. In reality, the situation can get messy when this close personal connection cannot return the investment. This does not mean Rose has given up on peer-to-peer lending, which is a helpful tool that can streamline the loan process.
It can very time-consuming to secure a loan in-person -- often you have to head over to your local bank or credit union, fill out a lot of paperwork, and then wait to see if it will give you a loan.
The benefit of loan tools like peer-to-peer lending can make you less beholden to the big banks, as well as be more accessible overall. Also, if you are on the lendor side of these tools, it can be a useful opportunity to become an investor in your peer's venture.
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BRAMPTON, Ont. — Police say four people were sent to hospital with non-life threatening injuries after being stabbed on a bus east of Toronto.
Peel regional police say they have charged a woman with four counts of attempted murder in connection with the stabbings, which took place Tuesday night in Brampton, Ont.
Officers say a 49-year-old Brampton man was taken to a Toronto trauma centre, while three Brampton women aged 28, 19 and 18 respectively were taken to a local hospital. Police say none of the injuries are life-threatening.
Police say Jade Nelson, 20, is being held in custody until a bail hearing scheduled to take place this morning.

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LAS VEGAS — Don Cherry put NHL commissioner Gary Bettman on the spot about expanding the league back into Quebec City.
Cherry and co-host Ron McLean were speaking during their Coach's Corner segment on Wednesday night during the first intermission of Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final between the Washington Capitals and the expansion Vegas Golden Knights. Bettman was standing nearby and the Hockey Night in Canada commentators invited him to step in front of the camera.
"Gary, what I have to say to you here is: Quebec is unbelievable to me," said Cherry. "There's never been a rivalry in hockey or any sport like Quebec and Montreal. I think they've been very good, they've been keeping their mouths shut. They have not been saying a word."
The Quebec Nordiques entered the NHL in 1979 as part of the World Hockey Association's merger with the league. After struggling through their first season in the NHL, the Nordiques improved and began a fierce rivalry with the Montreal Canadiens. In 1995 the team relocated to Denver and became the Colorado Avalanche.
In 2015 a bid was made for Quebec City to earn a new expansion team. Buoyed by the completion of the Videotron Centre that year, the Quebec City bid was deferred until a later date. The 18,259-seat arena has hosted several pre-season NHL games.
"They had 18,000 people in there, they have a brand-new building, they're ready to go, I think it's fantastic," said Cherry before McLean coaxed Bettman in front of the camera. "What do you say? I think they deserve it. They really do."
Addressing Bettman, McLean explained that although Cherry supported expansion into Quebec, Boston Bruins owner Jeremy Jacobs had recently voiced his misgivings about a team in Quebec City.
"A lot of issues, logistical and otherwise," said Bettman in response to McLean. "Mr. Jacobs expressed an opinion of some skepticism, but we're not in a process right now and he has one vote."
Cherry re-stated his case for a return to Quebec City in reply before Bettman leaned over to McLean and said "I think (Cherry) his popularity just went up in Quebec."
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WASHINGTON — Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman is opening a marathon tour of the United States with a stop in Washington, where he plans to meet Tuesday with President Donald Trump.
The son of King Salman and heir to the throne will also hold separate meetings with a long roster of influential U.S. officials, including the secretaries of defence, treasury and commerce, the CIA chief and congressional leaders from both parties.
During three weeks in the U.S., the 32-year-old crown prince will also meet with businessmen in New York, tech mavens in San Francisco and entertainment bigwigs in Los Angeles.
He’ll travel to Boston to meet with education leaders and to Houston to see energy executives and tour Saudi-linked oil and gas facilities on the Texas Gulf Coast.

(Global edition) From the BBC’s World Service … Global stock markets in Asia and the US have soared to fresh highs. Are investors creating a bubble that will inevitably burst? Or is it just a sign of a stronger economy? We look at why low interest rates aren't the sole driver of booming markets, and the factors that could upset the apple cart. Then, to Moscow, where Saudi Arabia’s King – complete with his entourage and a golden escalator – met Vladimir Putin, Russia’s president, to discuss deeper ties and the new normal for oil prices. We also have the second part of our China series, where young people are sinking deeper into debt, and loan sharks are now accepting naked selfies as collateral.


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Schools across South Ayrshire are well on the way to being UNICEF Rights Respecting Schools.
During the year of young people the majority of schools have put themselves forward for the UNICEF award and have undergone UNICEF assessment as they work towards creating safe and inspiring places to learn.
Tarbolton, Alloway, Muirhead and Barassie primaries have achieved a Level 2/gold award. Cairn Primary secured a Level 1/silver and Doonfoot, Barrhill, Fisherton and Invergarven primaries along with Queen Margaret Academy all achieved bronze awards.
These latest awards bring South Ayrshire up to eight gold level schools, 20 silver level, 19 bronze level and another four schools have registered to start their journey. The gold medal schools have been raising awareness beyond their own classrooms and helping children abroad - developing strong links with children in Dehli and Malawi
Councillor William Grant said: “Thanks to the efforts of children and staff we are developing our children into young people who not only know their own rights but who will respect the rights of others.”
“Well done to all the schools for achieving this important recognition.”

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOTV) – While many of their classmates headed to the sandy beaches of the south over spring break, three students from Kent Career Tech Center took on New York City and ended up on Good Morning America.
KCTC 3D Animation and Game Design students created a 3D Autism Project that placed as a top ten national finalist in Samsung Solve for Tomorrow contest. Their project helps those with autism navigate social situations more successfully with the use of their 3D Autism App.
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The latest Goucher Poll puts Maryland's Republican governor, Larry Hogan, in a strong position to win a second term. But while Maryland Democrats, who outnumber Republicans 2-1, widely approve of Hogan's job as governor, whether they vote for him in November remains an open question.
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Lt. Gov. Ralph Northam won the Democratic gubernatorial primary in Virginia, overcoming a challenge from former Rep. Tom Perriello , who tried to tap into the Bernie Sanders fervor - only to end up as the latest Bern victim. The Associated Press called the race for Mr. Northam a little more than an hour after polls closed at 7 p.m. Ed Gillespie, a former adviser to President George W. Bush, was leading Prince William County Board of Supervisors Chairman-at-large Corey Stewart, who sought to send a clear message that Trump clones can win.
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