Question: Curtain Call: More than a Skillet Raging at TheaterWorks in Hartford

TheaterWorks, Hartford: Playwright Jacques Lamarre must have an appetite for memoirs featuring food. Several years ago his play “I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti” was his adaptation of a memoir of the same name and played the theater circuit for a good run. It featured a woman cooking a meal on stage and serving it to several audience members. Now he has adapted Chef Rossi’s memoir, “Raging Skillet.” Rossi is the owner and executive chef of “The Raging Skillet,” a well known catering company that prides itself in unique and tasty offerings. This play is based on Rossi’s book and also features a woman cooking on stage. The difference is the ethnicity of the cooks. In “Spaghetti,” the main character is Italian Catholic woman looking for a husband and in “Skillet,” the chef extraordinaire is a Jewish lesbian feminist.
There are two other characters in addition to the chef in the current production. The chef’s dead Jewish mother comes back from the grave to witness her daughter’s success and to criticize her daughter in a stereotypical Jewish mother guilt laying fashion. The chef’s mom is also a hound for coupons and a lousy cook. The awful food was the motivation for her rebellious daughter to learn how to cook. Rossi’s first big hit was a Snickers and Potato Chip Casserole.
Throughout the performance, the chef talks about some of the dishes she has made that led to her success. For instance, she describes her Snickers and Potato Chip Casserole, which she recreates on stage. “Once you mix, then scrape the goop into your buttered pan and smush till it’s all in.” She demonstrates and when the batch is made, she has her sous-chef pass some samples around to the audience. The actress playing Rossi also creates mini tomato and mozzarella skewers and pulled and barbecued chicken on a Ritz cracker. These are passed around to some audience members.
As she narrates the horrible, but hilarious scenes from the story of her rise to fame, her mother keeps interrupting. Rossi talks back and seems rather cruel to her mother at times. Her hard edge gets softer at the end, when she flips through the pages of her mother’s scrapbook and realizes what a special woman her mom really was.
The funniest parts of the show are when Rossi tells of her job as a day bartender; as an assistant to a chef where she had to dip 3,000 strawberries into chocolate, and finally as her own boss she caters an event celebrating the play “The Vagina Monologues.” Her vivid descriptions of her creations for this event could make a sailor blush.
By the way, large projections of chapter titles in Rossi’s books flank the stage and a large display of her books are on the edge of the stage and for sale immediately after the play. Throughout the show, you’ll hear loud pulsating rock music blasting through the theater. The music makes the show more exciting and emphasizes what a cool and rebellious young woman this chef was.
As for the language of the play, in every playbill, you will find “A Goy’s Glossary” of Jewish terms. And, if you thought you knew all the swear words that could be uttered, see this play and you might learn some new ones. In other words, this is a warning. If you object to foul language cross this show off your list.
Directed by John Simpkins, the cast performs well. Dana Smith-Croll plays Rossi and is definitely a sassy “b..ch.” Marilyn Sokol plays the stereotypical Jewish mom, and George Salazar plays DJ Skillit – assistant and sous-chef.
The effective and functional set designer is Michael Schweikardt. Blair Gulledge designed costumes, with John Lasiter and Julian Evans designers of lighting and sound respectively.
Knowing the fun-loving and witty playwright, I can honestly say that this is not his best work.
The play runs through Aug. 27. Box office: 860-527-7838.

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Question: Trump, Macron To Hold Joint Press Conference During State Visit

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President Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron will field questions from reporters on Tuesday, in between talks on the Iran nuclear deal and a lavish state dinner.
Macron is the first of two European leaders Trump is hosting this week. German Chancellor Angela Merkel will be in Washington, D.C., on Friday. Both France and Germany joined the U.S. in a six-nation pact with Iran to halt its nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief. Trump has threatened to pull the U.S. out of that deal. Macron and Merkel want him to stay in.
Trump's former advisers struggled to make the case for the nuclear deal, and the newest members of Trump's national security team are as skeptical of the agreement as he is.
"People know my views on the Iran deal. It was a terrible deal. It should have never, ever been made," Trump said Tuesday during an Oval Office photo opp with Macron. "It's insane. It's ridiculous. It should have never been made, but we will be talking about it."
Macron argues the nuclear agreement is worth preserving.
"We have a common objective, we want to make sure there's no escalation and no nuclear proliferation in the region. We now need to find the right path forward," Macron said, through an interpreter.
Macron has skillfully courted Trump, inviting the U.S. president to be his guest last year at an elaborate military parade marking Bastille Day in Paris. Trump was so impressed, he ordered his own military parade this November, marking the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I.
The two presidents and their wives celebrated the wartime alliance between the U.S. and France on Monday by planting an oak tree on the South Lawn of the White House. The sapling comes from Belleau Wood, where more than 9,000 Marines died in the final months of the first world war, according to a White House statement.
Later, the two couples took a sightseeing helicopter tour of Washington, then held a private dinner at George Washington's historic Mt. Vernon estate.
Despite their evident personal chemistry, Trump and Macron have significant policy differences to discuss. In addition to the Iran nuclear deal, Macron wants a permanent exemption from the president's new steel and aluminum tariffs. And he'd like to see a more lasting commitment from the U.S. to stabilization efforts in Syria. Military forces from France and the U.K. joined the U.S. in launching air strikes on Syria earlier this month in retaliation for a suspected chemical weapons attack. But Trump is impatient to withdraw U.S. troops from that country as quickly as possible.
"What you do have are two leaders who have a great deal of respect for one another, who have a great friendship," said White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders. She added that friendship allows the two men to have "very open and candid conversations."
Sanders said she expects "a very productive and very positive state visit for both countries."
The visit will be marked by the first state dinner of the Trump administration. The White House has been decorated for the event with cherry blossoms, sweet peas and white lilacs. The menu is American with French influences: spring lamb and jambalaya.
On Wednesday, Macron is set to address a joint session of Congress.

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In 2016, a bunch of tech companies went public, including Coupa, Line, Nutanix, Talend, and Twilio. Now a new batch is in the running for an initial public offering (IPO).
Many of these companies get their money by selling to other companies, typically the largest companies in the world. But there are also a few IPO contenders that are already household names because they have millions and millions of end users. Should even one or two of these go public in 2017, this will be remembered as a big year for tech IPOs. One of the contenders, in particular, could raise $4 billion in its deal — an ungodly sum in recent years, though not without precedent.
All the companies on this list have recently been highlighted as IPO contenders by private company research startup CB Insights, IPO exchange traded funds (ETF) manager Renaissance Capital, or both firms.
Without further ado, here’s our top 2017 tech IPO candidates:
Airbnb
The startup that lets you pay to stay in other people’s homes and rent out your own is eight years old now, and it has taken on about $4 billion in funding. Think it’s about time for that thing to go? I’ll say. Airbnb’s investors include Google Capital Capital G, Sequoia Capital, General Atlantic, and Tiger Global.
Anaplan
Cloud-based financial planning software provider Anaplan reportedly hit unicorn status earlier this year. Investors include Coatue Management, DFJ Growth, Salesforce, and Workday.
AppNexus
This ad tech company counts publishers like Bloomberg, Dow Jones, and ESPN as its customers. Investors include News Corp.
Apttus
Last year, Salesforce acquired one of Apttus’ top competitors, SteelBrick, a deal that was notable because Salesforce had previously invested in Apttus. Other investors in the quote-to-cash software company include Gulf Islamic Investments and Iconiq Capital. In September, chief executive Kirk Krappe told Fortune that the company was looking to go public in the first half of 2017.
BuzzFeed
LOL. Yeah. That BuzzFeed. All those goofy articles over the years have helped BuzzFeed accumulate a major audience and finance more serious journalism. In November, NBCUniversal confirmed to Variety that it had invested another $200 million in BuzzFeed. Other investors include Lerer Hippeau Ventures, RRE Ventures, and Hearst Ventures.
Cloudflare
The content distribution network (CDN) and distributed denial of service (DDoS) mitigation service is often in the news because so many companies rely on it to keep their websites going even under heavy loads of traffic. Cloudflare last announced funding in 2015, and, at the time, cofounder and chief executive Matthew Prince said an IPO could happen as soon as 2017.
Credit Karma
About a year and a half ago, personal finance company Credit Karma said it had raised $175 million at a $3.5 billion valuation. Recently, the company introduced a tax preparation service, challenging the likes of H&R Block and Intuit.
Domo
Cloud-based business analytics service Domo said in March that it had held its valuation at $2 billion for its most recent $131 million round. It’s competing against some of the biggest technology companies, including Microsoft and Salesforce.
Dropbox
It’s been nearly two years since cloud syncing and sharing service Dropbox saw competitor Box go public. This year, Dropbox reached 500 million users. It last disclosed a funding round in 2014 at a valuation of $10 billion.
ForeScout
Network security company ForeScout, which was founded in 2000, announced a $76 million funding round at a billion-dollar valuation in January 2016. In September, Reuters reported that it had started interviewing banks that could be its IPO underwriters.
Glassdoor
Perhaps best known for storing employees’ reviews of their workplaces, Glassdoor makes money through advertising job openings and enhancing companies’ profile pages. Investors include T. Rowe Price.
Gusto
The payroll and benefits startup has been taking on customers from competitor Zenefits after the latter was found to be practicing without licenses in some states. A year ago, Gusto confirmed it had raised an “opportunistic insider round.” Investors include Capital G, GV, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, and Y Combinator.
Illumio
The cybersecurity company counts Morgan Stanley, Plantronics, and Salesforce among its customers. Investors include Andreessen Horowitz, Formation 8, and General Catalyst Partners.
InsideSales
Based in Utah, predictive sales company InsideSales last announced funding in 2015, with Microsoft and Salesforce Ventures participating.
Instacart
The grocery delivery company last raised funding in 2015. That year it also hired its first chief financial officer and made some layoffs. In 2016, Instacart announced several partnerships, including Cash & Carry, PlateJoy, and Publix.
Medallia
A 15-year-old company specializing in customer experience management, Medallia last announced funding in 2015, with top-flight firm Sequoia Capital participating.
MuleSoft
Cloud app integration software company MuleSoft has been in a position to go public for years, but has chosen to hold off. “There are a lot of advantages to continuing to stay private, including flexibility in how we run the business,” MuleSoft founder Ross Mason told VentureBeat in an email in 2015, when the company last announced funding.
Okta
This identity management software company became a unicorn when its valuation passed the $1 billion mark in 2015, and it now has more than 800 employees. It’s setting up a second headquarters in San Jose, 50 miles south of its current headquarters in San Francisco.
Palantir
Some of Palantir’s most prominent backers have reportedly disagreed about whether the big data company should go public. But a few months ago, chief executive Alex Karp said the company was looking at an IPO. Numerous government agencies are Palantir customers.
Pinterest
The company best known for letting users pin save photos and other content to boards now has more than 150 million monthly active users, but it last raised money in 2015.
Qualtrics
Cloud software for surveying employees can apparently be a lucrative business, given the rise of Qualtrics. The Utah company last raised money in 2015; investors include Insight Venture Partners and Sequoia Capital.
Razer
A company that has become known for its mechanical keyboards, mice, and other hardware, Razer announced in 2016 that it would begin investing in startups. Also, it acquired a little company called THX.
Slack
The trendy team communication app’s valuation of $3.8 billion is crazy high, even though the product has only been around for less than three years. But it has lots of competitors, including Microsoft, which launched Teams in November, while still keeping Yammer around. Slack investors include Accel Partners, Comcast Ventures, GGV, Index Ventures, Social Capital, Spark Growth, and Thrive Capital.
Snap
Snap Inc. was Snapchat until a short time ago, when the startup announced its first foray into hardware with the launch of Spectacles glasses (with included camera). Now Snap Inc. is positioning itself as a camera company, not just another messaging app (albeit one that remains popular with younger generations and has seen multiple features copied by Facebook). And it’s on a hiring spree. The inevitable IPO will be huge whenever it happens.
Spotify
The music streaming service has faced formidable competition from Apple, and it confirmed a billion-dollar debt round in March. Spotify brought in $187.1 million in revenue in 2015, up from $159 million in the prior year, according to a filing. “As an investor … we’re looking forward to an IPO at some point in time,” Northzone general partner Par-Jorgen Parson told Reuters recently.
Sprinklr
In July, the New York-based social media management company announced that it had raised $105 million in new funding at a $1.8 billion valuation. It employs more than 1,200 people, and its customer list includes McDonald’s, Microsoft, Nike, and P&G.
Stripe
Popular online payment provider Stripe raised $150 million in November at a reported $9.2 billion valuation. “We are very happy as a private company right now,” Will Gaybrick, the startup’s chief financial officer, told Business Insider last week.
Tanium
Endpoint security company Tanium last raised money in 2015. In 2016, VMware announced TrustPoint, a product that packages up Tanium’s software.
Thumbtack
A company that specializes in helping people find the right professionals for specific jobs, Thumbtack last announced funding in 2015, at a valuation of $1.3 billion, according to the New York Times. Shortly thereafter, it hired its first chief financial officer. Investors include Tiger Global and Sequoia Capital.
Uber
The app-enabled cab service has raised at least $12.46 billion in funding, according to CB Insights data, and its valuation of $68 billion, per the Wall Street Journal, is higher than that of any other unicorn. Its balance sheet exceeds $11 billion, and among its investors is the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia.
Unity Technologies
Provider of a popular gaming engine, Unity announced a $181 million funding round in July. Investors include DFJ Growth, Sequoia Capital, and Thrive Capital. Unity says 770 million people play games made with its engine.


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Aldi has recalled one of its food products owing to worries that it may be contaminated with small pieces of hard plastic.
The Rooster’s Southern Fried Poppin’ Chicken, which comes in 210g packs, may present a safety risk due to the presence of the plastic, which the supermarket giant says affects no other products,
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The items in question have lot number 1010170, and the Product Code are 45004 and 75744.
Anyone having purchased one of the products should not eat it, instead returning it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund.

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The supermarket has recalled Wild Venison Burgers from Yorkshire Game 17 as it poses a possible health risk for anyone with an allergy or intolerance to the ingredients not correctly identified on the label. The Wild Venison Burgers contain soya, wheat (gluten) and sulphur dioxide and/or sulphites, which are not labelled correctly on the product. Sulphur dioxide and/or sulphites are essentially food preservatives, which are used to prevent the browning or discolouration of food. It is advised that you do not eat the product with batch code 12318 and has a use by up to and including May 13.
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When the summer began, Jeremy Marshall-King was a part-time footballer working in demolition to supplement his income. This weekend he will be a starting half-back alongside Canterbury superstar Kieran Foran.
“Absolutely, it’s been a big change,” Marshall-King said. “I’ve worked really hard to get a spot. I was a part-time player working in demolition. I’ve come so far now and I’m really excited for myself. It’s a pretty good feeling.”
Demolition man: Jeremy Marshall-King gets his big chance against the Panthers.
Bulldogs coach Dean Pay has axed Matt Frawley for the clash with Penrith, giving Marshall-King his first opportunity to start an NRL game in what will be his fourth opportunity. It’s a rapid rise given, despite making his first-grade debut for Wests Tigers in the last game of last season, the joint-venture outfit offered him only a part-time deal.
He has made the most of his opportunity at the blue and whites, impressing to the point where he has earned a contract extension and the No.6 jersey, the number worn by older brother Benji Marshall for much of his career. The two had dreamed about playing alongside each other at the Tigers, but Benji encouraged his sibling to take up a better opportunity.
“He wanted to stay here and play with me,” Benji Marshall said. “I didn’t say ‘you have to go’, I said ‘if I was you, I’d take the opportunity there.' Over there, there was more opportunity with only Michael Lichaa in front of him as starting hooker.

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On September 16. 2002 Birmingham City supporters were in Blue heaven when their side hammered Aston Villa 3-0 at St Andrew’s.
It was a game memorable not only for the fact it was the first league meeting between the teams since the 1980s - but also for a certain goalkeeping error.
Bluenoses still recall that game to this very day, especially whenever the rivals are about to meet again.
A decade and a half on we discover what the heroes from that night are doing now.
Nico Vaesen
Back in Belgium he has gone into football agency as owner of VN Consulting & Management and has represented Liverpool goalkeeper - and compatriot, Simon Mignolet.
Jeff Kenna
Went to coach in Florida, returned to the Midlands and has been involved in financial services.
Darren Purse
Has held posts as AFC Rushden & Diamonds U18’s manager and Director of Football at Malcolm Arnold Academy - and is currently still playing and assistant manager at Isthmian League Premier Division club Enfield Town.
Kenny Cunningham
Has gone into punditry, with TV station eir Sport.
Martin Grainger
Based his London, his son is a goalkeeper with Leyton Orient.
Paul Devlin
Still a regular visitor and contributor behind the scenes at St Andrew’s, also runs coaching scheme across the region.
Robbie Savage
A ‘much-loved’ radio pundit. At least by some.
Aliou Cisse
Manager/head coach of one of the powerhouses of African football - Senegal. International boss to Cheikh Ndoye.
Damien Johnson
Based in Lancashire and as well as being involved in Michael O’Neill’s Northern Ireland set-up he is also lead development phase coach with Blackburn Under 23s.
Stern John
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Has coached in the USA and moved back to his native Trinidad and Tobago where he his player/coach at Central FC. He is also an assistant coach with the Trinidad and Tobago team.
Clinton Morrison
Carried on playing into his late 30s at Redditch United and Mickleover Sports but is building a career in punditry.
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Darryl Powell (for Devlin, 79)
Has also become an agent, involved in the deal which brought Rhoys Wiggins to Blues in 2016.
Bryan Hughes (for Savage, 87)
Involved off the field at Hull and head of coaching with Yorkshire-based i2i International Soccer Academy.
Geoff Horsfield (for Morrison, 69)
Still based in West Midlands, runs his own charitable foundation and regularly appears at Q&A sessions with Blues fans.
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Ian Bennett - Goalkeeping coach at Nottingham Forest academy.
Stan Lazaridis - Returned to his native Australia where he was inducted into West Australia Hall of Champions last year. Has interests in business and football administration
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Steve Bruce: Went on to manage Wigan, Sunderland and one of the other local clubs.


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Question: Padres edge Marlins 3-2 on late error by Rojas

San Diego manager Andy Green didn’t expect to win quite like this.
“I never envisioned winning with someone tripping over the guy at first base,” Green said. “But it got the job done.”
Pinch-hitter Hunter Renfroe’s infield single in the ninth inning led to two runs when third baseman Miguel Rojas followed with a throwing error, lifting the Padres to a 3-2 victory over the Miami Marlins on Wednesday night.
With the bases loaded and one out, Renfroe hit a chopper to Rojas, who was charging. He double-clutched his throw, which was low to first baseman Justin Bour. When the ball skipped away from Bour and Renfroe sprawled on the ground, Freddy Galvis came home with the winning run.
“We were hoping (Renfroe) would get the ball in the air to stay out of the double play,” Green said.
Rojas considered aiming for catcher J.T. Realmuto, then thought otherwise.
“I didn’t get the grip to throw him out at home plate and as soon as I didn’t get the grip I threw to first base, tried to make a good throw there so we could keep the game alive and unfortunately the ball got away,” Rojas said.
Closer Brad Ziegler (0-5) coughed up a one-run lead to absorb the loss instead of his 10th save.
Matt Strahm (1-2) got the win for working the final two innings.
The Marlins lost for the 14th straight time in a start by Jose Urena, a franchise record, which included 12 from this year. The right-hander entered the game receiving 2.84 runs per game, the third-lowest average in the majors, and got more measly support Wednesday.
“Jose was good again,” Marlins manager Don Mattingly said. “It looked like that two might hold up.”
Urena got just two runs on Starlin Castro’s homer before departing after six innings following a strong performance. He surrendered a run, three hits and two walks. He struck out six in a 93-pitch effort.
Reliever Drew Steckenrider gave up a two-out double to Manuel Margot in the seventh but got pinch-hitter Jose Pirela looking on a 95-mph fastball to strand the tying run.
Clayton Richard had won two of his last three starts and was relying on his slider in inducing the Marlins into harmlessly pounding the ball into 14 groundouts. The left-hander exited after seven innings of two-run ball. He allowed four hits and a walk, with five strikeouts.
“I kept us close and the defence really played well,” Richard said.
Richard wiggled out of a jam after hitting Lewis Brinson to start the fifth and allowing JT Riddle’s single.
But when Urena tried to sacrifice, catcher Raffy Lopez made a fine play, pouncing on Urena’s bunt and retiring Brinson at third to change the inning. With two outs, Realmuto walked to load the bases but Richard got Castro on a grounder to end the threat.
Franmil Reyes continued his hot streak with his third home run in three days, pulling the Padres to 2-1 in the fourth inning. The rookie right fielder took a high fastball the opposite way, his fourth homer in six games clanging off the right-field foul pole. Urena had sat down eight straight before Reyes’ blast.
Reyes had studied Urena and how he liked to pound the inside and then go back outside. When he did it in Reyes’ second at-bat, he paid the price.
“It was the pitch I was looking for and I put a good swing on it,” Reyes said.
Richard retired the first 10 batters he faced. Then Realmuto singled up the middle and Castro hit his third home run of the season, a two-run, fourth-inning shot that landed 423 feet away in the Padres’ bullpen over the fence in left-centre.
“I was not trying to throw a fastball down the middle of the plate,” Richard said. “And that’s what happened.”
TRAINER’S ROOM
Padres: C Austin Hedges (elbow) will resume his throwing program on Thursday.
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Marlins: LHP Wei-Yin Chen (1-2, 5.22) gets the nod for the final contest of the four-game series on Thursday with his second career start against the Padres. He beat San Diego in 2016, allowing four runs and seven hits over six innings.
Padres: RHP Jordan Lyles (1-1, 3.83) makes his fifth start of the season, which matches his total from the previous two years. He worked the second-longest perfect game in Padres history on May 15, blanking the Rockies for 7 1/3 innings.

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An early bitcoin investor said Monday the digital currency can run higher, but the hype has far outpaced its usability.
"I think in the short run it can run up a lot more," Roger Ver, CEO of Bitcoin.com, said Monday on CNBC's "Fast Money." But "it's no longer a cryptocurrency. it's just a game of hot potato at this point, and games of hot potatoes can go on for a long time, and lots of people can pump a lot of money into it and it might go on for even decades. But as far as its [being] used as money, the developers behind that have destroyed that at this point."
"I'm really, really concerned about the future of bitcoin," he said.

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Bitcoin prices fell below $8,000 (£5,650.48) today, for the first since November, sparking a market-wide panic about the future of the token. BTC prices have been on a gradual decline since the start of the year, plummeting more than 40 percent, leading some investors to believe reality has finally caught up with the bitcoin bubble. At 5.32pm GMT, bitcoin was exchanging hands at $8,718.66 (£6,158.95) per token, 3.69 percent down on the past 24 hours, according to CoinDesk. Many senior analyst who have studied bitcoin’s rise through 2017, have now argued that the timer is now set on bitcoin.
American economist Nouriel Roubini, who saw the tell-tale signs of the imminent 2008 market crash, joined the choral of experts predicting bitcoin’s demise. The expert, dubbed ‘Dr Doom’ by his peers, warned BTC’s sharp decline is in fact the beginning of a crash. He said: “I say it’s the mother of all bubbles and it’s also the biggest bubble in human history if you compare it to the Mississippi Bubble, the Tech Bubble or Tulip Mania.” Mr Roubini underlined the bitcoin bubble is in fact much worse than the infamous 17th century Tulip Mania. He said: “It’s much worse. If you look at the peak, bitcoin was in a magnitude higher than the Tulip Mania and now it’s crashed by 60 percent compared to the peak of mid-December.
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American economist Nouriel Roubini, who saw the tell-tale signs of the imminent 2008 market crash, joined the choral of experts predicting bitcoin’s demise. The expert, dubbed ‘Dr Doom’ by his peers, warned BTC’s sharp decline is in fact the beginning of a crash. He said: “I say it’s the mother of all bubbles and it’s also the biggest bubble in human history if you compare it to the Mississippi Bubble, the Tech Bubble or Tulip Mania.” Mr Roubini underlined the bitcoin bubble is in fact much worse than the infamous 17th century Tulip Mania. He said: “It’s much worse. If you look at the peak, bitcoin was in a magnitude higher than the Tulip Mania and now it’s crashed by 60 percent compared to the peak of mid-December.
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“It’s crashed 30 percent last week and 10 percent today, and it’s all the way down to zero.
I say it’s the mother of all bubbles and it’s also the biggest bubble in human history Nouriel Roubini, Economist
“The fundamental value of bitcoin is zero.” Since December 18, bitcoin prices suffered a 60 percent plunge on their peak price of $19,511 (£13,779.84). But it is not just bitcoin that is suffering, and Mr Roubini argued that there are many more crypto tokens that are in a much worse position that bitcoin. The economist said: “There are already something like 1,300 plus cryptocurrencies or Initial Coin Offerings (ICO’s).
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“Most of them are worse and don’t have any intrinsic value like bitcoin, so if bitcoin is a bubble, then they are a bubble to the power of two or three. “And there is all this hype about blockchain saying, ‘ok maybe bitcoin and cryptocurrencies are a bubble or a fad, but blockchain is really a revolutionary industry’. “It has been round for 10 years and the only application is bitcoin or cryptocurrencies are a scam.” Other analysts have since joined to sound the alarm bells, feeding bitcoin’s detractors more ammunition.
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Question: “Venezuela is the cradle of liberators and will never surrender to any empire.”

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Venezuela’s Executive Vice President Tareck El Aissami categorically rejected statements made by the Vice President of the United States, Mike Pence, against Venezuela.
In a dozen messages via social networks, he condemned the position of U.S. Vice President, who during a meeting with Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos reiterated Washington’s intention to isolate Venezuela politically, economically and diplomatically.
“Vice President Mike Pence, from Colombia, has issued meddling statements that we have categorically rejected. We are not backyards, vice-president,” El Aissami wrote on Twitter.
He also deplored the U.S. accusations pointing at the oil nation as a conduit for drug trafficking.
“How cynical Vice President Pence is. It turns out that after the failure of ‘Plan Colombia’, they come to point to Venezuela. You are the problem,” he said.
In addition, he questioned the effectiveness of the U.S. military bases in the fight against drug trafficking set up in Colombia.
“What was the use of the seven U.S. military bases in Colombia? Now more drugs are produced in Colombian territory. It is a great truth,” he said.
He said the recent attacks by the U.S. government did not reduce the democratic and peaceful will of the more than eight million Venezuelans who attended on July 30, the elections to choose members of the National Constituent Assembly.
“You come, Mr. Pence, to pretend to give us lessons of democracy, and your country shows with impunity the neo-Nazi movements and racial hatred,” wrote the Vice President, while remembering that “in Colombia today one can speak of peace thanks to unconditional support of Venezuela and of our commander Chavez !! We are a people of peace !!”
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Venezuela’s current president, Nicolas Maduro, and others allege the United States poisoned his country’s late firebrand socialist leader Hugo Chavez. Though this may seem questionable, scientists have admitted nano-weapons are now capable of delivering illnesses “ranging from stroke to respiratory failure to AIDS.”
By S. T. Patrick
“I don’t want to die. . . . Please don’t let me die,” were the final words of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez in 2013. Shortly after his death, the Venezuelan presidential guard confirmed the cause of death as a heart attack after a lengthy battle with colon cancer. The state funeral had barely come to a close, however, when rumors of assassination began spreading among Venezuelan diplomats. How close were those rumors to reality? There is real evidence that Chavez was murdered.
Nicolas Maduro, who served as vice president under Chavez, publicly commented on the allegations of assassination as Chavez suffered through his waning days.
“We have no doubt that Commandant Chávez was attacked with this illness; we have not a single doubt,” Maduro said. “The established enemies of our land specifically tried to harm the health of our leader.”
Maduro compared the illness of Chavez to that of former Palestinian Liberation Organization leader Yasser Arafat. In 2004, Arafat died one month after coming down with “flu-like” symptoms. Supporters and Palestinian leaders floated the idea that Arafat was medically poisoned by operatives of the Israeli Mossad.
It is not a fanciful assertion that Chavez could have been targeted for assassination by the international community that controls the world’s most powerful institutions. As president of an oil-rich nation with the largest reserves outside of the Middle East, he enacted a plethora of initiatives aimed at enriching Venezuelans at the expense of globalists.
After having paid its debts five years early, Chavez in 2007 declared that he was severing ties with the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund. He no longer wanted associations with institutions “dominated by U.S. imperialism.”
When the Spanish owner of the Banco de Venezuela attempted to sell the privatized bank to a group of investors in 2008, Chavez nationalized it “to put (the bank) at the service of Venezuela.”
Within three years of Chavez’s death, the internationalists had already encroached into Venezuela in ways that would never have been allowed by Chavez. By 2016, Venezuela’s state bank had entered into negotiations with Deutsche Bank AG. The deal with Germany’s banking power house enabled gold swaps and changes to Venezuela’s foreign reserves.
The international community might as well face that they are addicted to oil, a factor that makes literal and covert control of Venezuela very attractive to the world’s militaristic billionaire class. Petroleum accounts for over 50% of revenue and 70% of exports in Venezuela.
William Blum, author of Killing Hope: U.S. Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II, described the vehemence with which the U.S. military-industrial complex disdained Chavez.
“There was no one in the entire universe that those who own and run ‘United States, Inc.’ wanted to see dead more than Hugo Chávez,” Blum wrote. “He was worse than (Chilean President Salvador) Allende. Worse than Fidel Castro. Worse than any world leader not in the American camp because he spoke out in the most forceful terms about U.S. imperialism and its cruelty. Repeatedly. Constantly. Saying things that heads of state are not supposed to say. At the United Nations, on a shockingly personal level about George W. Bush. All over Latin America, as he organized the region into anti-U.S.-Empire blocs.”
Chavez had seen three other leftist leaders contract cancer in Latin America. But when Argentina’s leftist president, Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, announced she had cancer in 2011, Chavez wondered aloud whether or not the cancer was random.
“Would it be so strange that they’ve invented the technology to spread cancer, and we won’t know about it for 50 years?” Chavez asked.
Maduro, who was elected president following Chavez’s death, remained steadfast in his pro-assassination beliefs as he adjusted to the robust necessities of Venezuelan leadership.
“We will seek the truth,” Maduro said. “We have the intuition that our Commander Chavez was poisoned by dark forces that wanted him out of the way.”
By 2016, scientists were admitting that nano-weapons were capable of transporting disease-provoking nanoparticles that can carry illnesses ranging from stroke to respiratory failure to AIDS.
S. T. Patrick holds degrees in both journalism and social studies education. He spent 10 years as an educator and now hosts the “Midnight Writer News Show.” His email is STPatrickAFP@gmail.com.


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The demand for formaldehyde is continuously rising due to its increasing use in the production of various resins. These resins are being used in various industries for manufacturing purpose. Formaldehyde is also being used in producing home building products. Formaldehyde is also known for its preservative and anti-bacterial properties. Hence, medical laboratories and some consumer products are also using formaldehyde as a preservative. The global consumption of formaldehyde is increasing as it is being used on a large scale for construction and remodeling activity and furniture production. Due to the excellent thermal and chemical resistance, formaldehyde-based resins are being used in manufacturing airplane and automobile parts. Formaldehyde is also being used in manufacturing anti-infective drugs, hard-gel capsules, and vaccines.
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However, there have been increasing concerns over harmful effects from exposure to formaldehyde on human health. Various studies were conducted to assess the level of risk, however, lack of evidence has resulted in the disagreement regarding appropriate risk assessment for formaldehyde among various unions, government agencies, etc. Moreover, stringent regulations on formaldehyde emissions are also acting as a major restraint in the growth of the global formaldehyde market.
Some of the leading companies in the global formaldehyde market are Johnson Matthey Process Technologies, Foremark Performance Chemicals, Huntsman International LLC, Momentive Specialty Chemical Inc., Dynea AS, Alder S.p.A, Georgia-Pacific Chemicals LLC, Perstorp Orgnr, Celanese AG, and BASF SE.
Global Market for Formaldehyde to Witness Moderate Growth during the Forecast Period 2017-2026
As per the latest study by Transparency Market Research (TMR), the global formaldehyde market is anticipated to experience moderate growth, expanding at 4.8% CAGR during the forecast period 2017-2026. The global formaldehyde market is also expected to reach 36.6 million tons towards the end of 2026.
The global formaldehyde market has been segmented into application, derivatives, end use, and region. On the basis of derivatives, Urea Formaldehyde (UF) resins and concentrates is likely to witness the highest growth in terms of volume throughout the forecast period from 2017 to 2026.
Based on the application, the market is further segmented into resins, drying agents, plasticizers, solvents, fibers, and other chemical intermediaries. Formaldehyde is expected to find the largest application in resins during 2017-2026.
By end use, the market is further segmented into construction, healthcare, automotive, consumer goods, and others. The construction industry is expected to be the largest user of formaldehyde during the forecast period.
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APEJ to Dominate the Global Formaldehyde Market during the Forecast Period 2017-2026
Asia Pacific Excluding Japan (APEJ) is expected to dominate the global formaldehyde market. Emerging economies such as China and India are witnessing a rapid increase in the demand for formaldehyde for use in various industries. There has been an increase in the use of formaldehyde for producing fuel. Countries seeking a cheaper substitute for oil are driving the demand for formaldehyde. Also, increasing number of companies in China are testing formaldehyde to be used in producing fuel. The development and application of fuel produced using formaldehyde is still in the nascent stage. Meanwhile, demand for formaldehyde is also expected to increase in the U.S. Increasing production of laminates, panels, and pentaerythritol in Central Europe, South America, and the Middle East is also expected to drive the market for formaldehyde. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has also approved the use of formaldehyde as an indirect food additive.
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A Research Study Titled, “Healthcare Cyber Security Market By End User (Pharmaceuticals & Chemicals, Medical Devices, Health Insurance,Hospitals & Other End Users), Type Of Threat ( Malware, Ddos, Advanced Persistent Threats (Apt), Spyware, Lost Or Stolen Devices, Other Types Of Threat) And Type Of Solution (Identity And Access Management, Risk And Compliance Management, Antivirus And Antimalware, Ddos Mitigation, Security Information And Event Management (Siem), Intrusion Detection System (Ids)/Intrusion Prevention Syst”, Published By Crystal Market Research
Market Highlights:
The Healthcare Cyber Security Market is expected to witness considerable growth over the forecast period during the forecast period. The worldwide healthcare cyber security market is anticipated to establish a solid framework on the developing need of system security, a kind of IT security generally looked for by healthcare associations. Access control and distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) relief is a portion of the very modern kinds of system security arrangements that guarantee insurance. In addition, the end-client consumption on these arrangements is anticipated to keep seeing an ascent because of its mounting awareness. In 2016, network security displayed a ruling execution in the market. Different sorts of security, for example, remote, cloud, and application could likewise add to the general development.
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Regional Outlook and Trend Analysis
North America is expected to witness considerable growth over the forecast period. Major factors crediting to its huge offer incorporate a high number of assaults focusing on the associations in that locale, the nearness of different fortune 500 medicinal services associations, and high spending on research and development. Furthermore nearness of computerized persistent records, high employments of organized gadgets are additionally adding to the territorial development. The energetic monetary development and innovative progressions in that district give plentiful chances to criminals to hack into the systems and take significant information.
Competitive Insights
The leading players in the market are Symantec, Trend Micro, Cisco, IBM, Paulo Alto Networks, Lockheed Martin, MacAfee, FireEye, Northrop Grumman and others. The major players in the market are profiled in detail in view of qualities, for example, company portfolio, business strategies, financial overview, recent developments, and share of the overall industry.
Healthcare Cyber Security Market – By Region:
Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa)
North America (U.S, Canada, Mexico)
Europe (Germany, France, UK, Italy, Spain, Rest of Europe)
Asia-Pacific (Japan, China, Australia, India, South Korea, Rest of Asia-Pacific)
Rest of the World (Brazil, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Others)
Table of Contents
Introduction Executive Summary Market Overview
3.1. Introduction
3.1.1. Market Definition
3.1.2. Market Segmentation
3.2. Market Dynamics
3.2.1. Drivers
3.2.2. Restraints
3.2.3. Opportunities
Market Analysis by Regions Healthcare Cyber Security Market, By End User Healthcare Cyber Security Market, By Type of Threat Healthcare Cyber Security Market, By Type of Solution
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Global Healthcare Cyber Security Revenue and Market Share by Type of Solution (2014-2018)
7.2.1. Global Healthcare Cyber Security Revenue and Revenue Share by Type of Solution (2014-2018)
7.3. Identity and Access Management
7.3.1. Global Identity and Access Management Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.4. Risk and Compliance Management
7.4.1. Global Risk and Compliance Management Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.5. Antivirus and Antimalware
7.5.1. Global Antivirus and Antimalware Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.6. DDoS Mitigation
7.6.1. Global DDoS Mitigation Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.7. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
7.7.1. Global Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.8. Intrusion Detection System (IDS)/Intrusion Prevention System (IPS)
7.8.1. Global Intrusion Detection System (IDS)/Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
7.9. Other Types of Solution
7.9.1. Global Other Types of Solution Revenue and Growth Rate (2014-2018)
Healthcare Cyber Security Market, By Region Company Profiles
9.1. Cisco
9.2. IBM
9.3. FireEye
9.4. Symantec
9.5. Trend Micro
Global Healthcare Cyber Security Market Competition, by Manufacturer
10.1. Global Healthcare Cyber Security Revenue and Market Share by Manufacturer (2016-2017)
10.2. Global Healthcare Cyber Security Price by Region (2016-2017)
10.3. Top 5 Healthcare Cyber Security Manufacturer Market Share
10.4. Market Competition Trend
Healthcare Cyber Security Market Forecast (2018-2023)
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['represent the title to find an explanatory news article\nThe provided query could be \'EU to resume political contact \'at all levels\' with Thailand - statement\' and the positive \'BANGKOK: The European Union will resume political contact "at all levels" with Thailand, its foreign affairs council said on Monday, after putting relations on hold following a 2014 coup by the Thai military.\nThe move comes after Thailand\'s Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha announced in October that a general election would take place in November 2018 - the most precise date the junta has given after many delays since the 2014 coup.\nThe government, however, has yet to end a political ban that would allow political parties to campaign ahead of the vote.\nThe EU is Thailand\'s third trade partner after China and Japan. Thailand is the EU\'s third-largest trading partner in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN).\nThailand exported goods worth €19.6 billion (US$23.11 billion) to the EU in 2015, according to the European Commission.\n"The Council decided to resume political contacts at all levels with Thailand in order to facilitate meaningful dialogue on issues of mutual importance, including on human rights and fundamental freedoms, and the road towards democracy," the EU\'s Foreign Affairs Council said in a statement.\nAdvertisement\nAdvertisement\nIn June 2014, the EU said it would keep its relations with Thailand under review and put on hold the signing of a Partnership and Cooperation Agreement (PCA), which was aimed at closer economic and political ties with Thailand.\nIt has expressed concerns over freedom of expression in the country and has called for a swift return to democracy.\nThe signing of PCA and talks on EU-Thailand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) could resume with a democratically elected civilian government under the new Constitution, the statement said.\nThe United States also downgraded ties with Thailand following the coup, scaling back joint military exercises, among other things.\nAccording to the European Commission, the EU exported goods worth €13.4 billion (US$15.80 billion) to Thailand in 2015, including machinery and transport equipment.\n(Reporting by Patpicha Tanakasempipat; Editing by Amy Sawitta Lefevre and Matthew Mpoke Bigg)\' and the negative \'China’s foreign minister and state councillor, Wang Yi, will go to Vienna on Friday for talks with Iran, a foreign ministry spokesman said on Wednesday, as the nations left in the Iran nuclear deal work to save the pact without the United States, Reuters reports.\nThe spokesman, Lu Kang, made the comment at a daily news briefing.\nIran said its foreign minister would meet counterparts from U.S. allies Britain, France and Germany, as well as Russia and China, in Vienna to discuss how to maintain the Iran nuclear deal, from which the United States has pulled out.\nFollow Trend on Telegram. Only most interesting and important news\'', 'AP PHOTOS: Editor selections from the past week in Asia'] == ['Represent text:', "1:45 Should 16- and 17-year-olds be in solitary confinement? Pause\n1:33 First Baby of 2017\n2:01 South Carolina residents will automatically live in North Carolina as of Jan. 1\n1:34 North Carolina provides a tool to curb prescription drug overdoses, but most doctors don't use it.\n1:31 Protesters voice their opinions outside CMPD HQ\n1:00 Cam Newton after season-ending loss: I need a rest, time away\n3:36 Son Rae Carruth once wanted dead is making progress in physical therapy\n5:49 Fayetteville police rescue woman and child from car trapped in flood waters live on Facebook\n4:15 Roy Cooper sworn in as NC governor minutes after midnight"] != ['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', "The Gazette is Colorado Springs's most trusted source for breaking news, sports, weather, obituaries, politics, business, art, entertainment, blogs, video, photos. What to watch on TV for the week of April 16-22 - Bald and out of shape Obi-Wan Kenobi, Bill Nye, Project Genesis and much more FILE -- In this March 28, 2017, file photo, a Federal Police soldier moves towards the front line near the old city, during fighting against Islamic State militants on the western side of Mosul, Iraq.\nStart the conversation, or Read more at The Gazette."]

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An elderly man remains in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by a car in Fremantle on Monday.
The crash happened about midday when an 80-year-old woman was driving a white 1992 model Subaru Liberty station wagon north along Beach Street.
The elderly man was taken to Royal Perth Hospital.
As she got to the intersection with Parry Street, a man started crossing the road and he was struck by the Subaru.
The pedestrian, a 93-year old-man from East Fremantle, received serious injuries.
He was taken to Royal Perth Hospital where he remains in a critical condition.
The driver was not injured.
Major crash officers are urging anyone who saw the crash, or the Subaru Liberty or the pedestrian prior to the crash to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or lodge a report online at www.crimestopperswa.com.au.

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Question: How big should the new Moorways pool be? Tories and Lib Dems disagree

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Derby's ruling Conservative group could experience difficulties if it wants to reduce the size of the proposed Moorways swimming pool - it may not get the support of its political allies.
In their manifesto, the Tories pledged that they would review the £33 million Moorways project, which is due to get underway in the next four weeks and is set to include a ten lane, 50 metre pool, together with "leisure water" and a teaching pool area.
But a comment by council leader Councillor Chris Poulter that the size of the pool could be under review, and potentially reduced to 25 metres giving more room for water slides and flumes, has not found favour with the party's allies - the Liberal Democrats.
They have said they "will not support any reductions to the size of pool at the new Moorways complex".
This poses a possible first challenge for the alliance between the Conservatives, UKIP and Lib Dems created after the then ruling Labour group lost its overall majority at the local elections on May 3.
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The Conservatives took charge of Derby City Council a week ago, with the help of Lib Dems and UKIP, on a ticket that included common ground on the future of the city's Assembly Rooms and a change to the council administration from a cabinet to committee system by this time next year.
Lib Dem councillor Joe Naitta, who was the former city council cabinet member for sport and leisure between 2008-10, said the Tories had "backwards" plans if they changed the size of the pool.
He added: "In our sports strategy plan, written when the Liberal Democrats ran Derby City Council, we left plans for a new 50m pool at Moorways - which Labour failed to act on at the time.
"The Conservatives' plans to reduce the pool from 50m to just 25m is doing a disservice to the many successful swimmers and swimming clubs in Derby."
"It will only serve to delay the reopening of the Moorways pool. Derby has a great swimming heritage and we should keep a competitive standard pool in our city. Anything less is letting down Derby's swimmers.
"We will not support any reductions to the size of pool at the new Moorways complex."
When asked about his party's opinions on the issue, UKIP group leader Alan Graves said: "UKIP’s stance is that we would not want to see a downgrading or an opportunity missed for Derby to become a centre of excellence and a venue for national swimming.
"This pool needs to be built, to attract local residents and further afield visitors and ought to be fit for a superstar like Adam Peaty."
The existing plan for the pool, which would allow it to stage regional competitions, includes a water play area comprising of “fun features” such as slides, tipping buckets and water jets."
Labour councillor Baggy Shanker, who was project managing the pool complex before the May election, said: "The new pool has specifically been designed to meet the requirements of the city’s residents whether that is people learning to swim, those that swim for leisure or our elite swimmers aspiring for the world stage.
"I would urge a review to be completed urgently and allow the team to progress with this project so that Derby gets the pool it deserves without any unnecessary delay."
Plans are well-advanced for the swimming complex - complete with sauna, gym, exercise studios, soft play and multi-use rooms.
Demolition of the former Moorways sports hall and swimming pool have already taken place on the site and work is moving ahead to finalise designs. Construction is set to start this summer with the facility scheduled to open to the public in 2020.
Last week, Mr Poulter outlined some future plans for the city, and said that his party had always stated that it would review the plans for the pool as they had always felt that the design was not right for Derby people.
He said: “I am not sure that people want a 50m pool. Pools of this size take an enormous amount of heating and are always cooler than smaller pools and not conducive for children to swim in.
“So we favour a 25m pool, with the rest of the space taken up with more leisure space including wave machines and flumes, which we feel are more suited to families.
“So this is something we will be looking at as a priority as the design stage is almost completed.”
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Linear park proposals will be put to the people of Bognor at a special meeting.
A petition has also been started calling on Arun District Council to put a halt to its plans for the Hothampton site.
Bognor town councillor Matt Stanley said: “We have repeatedly called for greater public consultation, as well as responses to the community’s concerns about this project.
“Unfortunately during the last Arun District Council meeting, councillor Gillian Brown refused an invite to discuss the matter with Bognor Regis residents.”
“The Liberal Democrat party has decided to offer the residents a public meeting to discuss the linear park proposals.”
Mr Stanley, who is also a district councillor, said he thinks the regeneration of Bognor ‘has to work for the community’.
He added: “Alongside our public meeting we will be launching a petition to request that Arun put an immediate halt to their Linear Park project.”
The meeting will take place at the Jeneses Centre in Linden Road on June 21.
This independent move from the Lib Dems comes after the town council voted to explore how best to consult residents on regeneration.
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To sign the petition, email Matt Stanley at matt.stanley1983@hotmail.com


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ANSBACH, Germany -- Firefighters with the U.S. Army Garrison Ansbach Department of Emergency Services (USAG Ansbach DES) conduct Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Simulator Training at the Katterbach Army Airfield Fire Fighter Station Dec. 6, 2017. Firefighter and Assistant Chief of Operations Patrick Noll instructs a crew lead by Lieutenant Jürgen Daubinger and trainee Firefighter Ulrich Probst through a training exercise. The emergency scenario is a fire on an unmanned CH-47 Chinook helicopter, and takes place on a (computer simulated) Army airfield. The goal of the training is to learn how to effectively take control of the situation as well as learn proper procedure to correctly and safely cross an airfield in an emergency situation.
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Question: Mack Smith scores 31, Eastern Illinois beats Tennessee Tech

CHARLESTON, Ill. — Mack Smith had a career-high 31 points, Montell Goodwin added 23 and Eastern Illinois made 11 of 17 from 3-point range to beat Tennessee Tech 79-71 on Saturday.
Smith, a freshman, was 5 of 7 from 3-point range and 12 of 17 overall from the field. Goodwin made 4 of 5 3-point attempts and 7 of 9 foul shots while grabbing six boards and handing out six assists.
Smith's 3-pointer with 3:21 left in the game capped a 9-3 run and made it 66-53 for the Panthers (8-15, 4-8 Ohio Valley), who ended a four-game skid.
The Golden Eagles (16-9, 8-4) got as close as four on Kajon Mack's 3-pointer that made it 73-69 with 31 seconds left, but Goodwin made all six of his foul shots from there to secure it for Eastern Illinois.

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Question: 2 of 3 defendants in tunnel gun cache case to avoid trial

In this combination of three June 2016 file photos provided by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Dean Smith, left, Kimberly Arendt and John Cramsey are shown. Assistant Hudson County Prosecutor Tom Zuppa said Wednesday, June 14, 2017 that Smith and Arendt who were arrested in 2016 with Cramsey outside the Holland Tunnel in New Jersey in a pickup truck with a cache of weapons have struck a deal to avoid trial.
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Question: Person climbs Statue of Liberty, island evacuated

A person was seen climbing the Statue of Liberty on Independence Day.
Liberty Island, where the statue stands, was evacuated, according to multiple reports.
The person climbed to the pedestal of the statue at about 3:30 p.m. and sat down or leaned against the folds of the statue's robes, live CBS video showed. CBS identified the person as a woman.
"They're kicking everybody out," people on the video could be heard saying.
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An NYPD helicopter was on the scene, according to PIX11 live video.
Police on ladders were trying to reach the person at the statue's base, multiple live videos showed. The person was seen taking off their shirt several times to show a message on it, but the message was not clear in the multiple live videos from the scene.
National Park Service spokesman Jerry Willis told the Associated Press the climber was at the base of the statue beneath Lady Liberty's foot. Police used ladders to get to the top of the base to try to get the climber to come down.
Earlier on Wednesday, the "Rise and Resist" protest group dropped a banner that read "Abolish ICE" from the base of the statue, according to ABC7.
The protest was against President Donald Trump administration's immigration policy and advocated ending deportations and family separations at the U.S.-Mexico border, the group said in a news release. The group said the climber is not affiliated with the earlier protest.
Several people hung the "Abolish ICE" banner and were arrested, according to multiple reports.
Willis said at least six people were taken into custody Wednesday, according to the AP. He says federal code of regulations prohibits hanging banners from the monument.
The park service had not issued any alerts for the statue on the "alerts and conditions" section of its website as of about 5 p.m. on Wednesday.
Watch live video from multiple views on the island here: www.libertyellisfoundation.org/torchcam.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement is a division of the Department of Homeland Security. Its officers arrest and deport unauthorized immigrants in the United States.
The "Statue of Liberty Enlightening the World" was a gift of friendship from the people of Franche to the United States and is recognized as "a universal symbol of freedom and democracy," according to the National Park Service.
The statue was dedicated on Oct. 28, 1886 and was designated a national monument in 1924.
The Statue of Liberty, from pedestal foundation to the tip of the torch is 305 feet, 6 inches tall. Lady Liberty herself is 111 feet, 6 inches tall, according to the Statue of Liberty Foundation.
The statue weighs 225 tons. The flame in her torch is covered with thin sheets of 24 karat gold.
There are seven rays in Lady Liberty's crown, representing the seven continents.
A tablet held in Lady Liberty's left hand is inscribed with the date July IV MDCCLXXVI (July 4, 1776).
At Lady Liberty's feet lie the broken shackles of oppression and tyranny.
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Question: What's on the menu at Craft Beer Market, a 400-seat bar with 145 beers on tap

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What’s on the menu at Craft Beer Market, a 400-seat bar with 145 beers on tap
What’s on the menu at Craft Beer Market, a 400-seat bar with 145 beers on tap
Name: Craft Beer Market
Contact: 1 Adelaide St. E., 437-922-2337, craftbeermarket.ca/toronto, @crafttoronto
Neighbourhood: Financial District
Owners: PJ L’Heureux
Chef: Cameron McGowan
The drinks
Beer, of course. Out of the 160 taps, 145 of them are devoted to beer. The encyclopedic menu includes a handful of macrobrews (Bud Light, Guinness, Kronenbourg), a bunch of the bigger Canadian brands (Mill Street, Steam Whistle, Beau’s, Big Rock, Le Trou du Diable) and a surprising amount of Toronto and Ontario microbreweries (Blood Brothers, Brimstone, Elora, Collective Arts, Henderson, Clifford, Calabogie). The remaining 15 lines pour wine, cider, ginger beer and even kombucha.
The food
This Calgary-born concept first spread out west, with locations in Edmonton and Vancouver, and then moved east to Ottawa before gracing Toronto. Everything here is Prairie-sky huge, from the 420-seat space, to the 160 taps, to the nearly 50-item menu, which includes just about every North American bar-food favourite: wings, poutine, burgers, ribs, nachos and fried pickles. A few international flavours (tacos, ahi poke bowls, coconut curry shrimp, Korean lettuce wraps) round out the offerings.
The space
“This is my craft beer cathedral,” says L’Heureux, looking down from the mezzanine onto the bustling main floor below. The 16,000-square-foot, two-storey space will be even bigger by next summer, thanks to the addition of a 250-seat courtyard patio.

The answer is at least 350 metres, which is how high the world's tallest and possibly newest craft beer bar stands above the streets of Toronto, just north of the famed Steam Whistle Brewing and next door to a quaint little ballpark. That's 14 craft beers, including its own top-selling Tower Lager brewed by Railway City of St. Thomas, and two ciders.
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Question: Customs chief back in Senate for P6.4-B ‘shabu’ smuggling probe

CUSTOMS Commissioner Nicanor Faeldon has maintained that he did not enrich himself at the Bureau of Customs (BoC).
“I did not ask, I did not accept a single centavo while I’m at the Bureau of Customs,” said Faeldon who was present at the resumption on Tuesday of the Senate inquiry into the illegal entry of P6.4 billion worth of “shabu” (methamphetamine hydrochloride) into the country.
“I really want to find out who these people are, how do they do their shenanigans in the bureau. We will prosecute them,” Faeldon told the blue ribbon committee, which is heading the investigation.
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SENATOR Richard Gordon said there may be a need to invite former president Benigno Aquino 3rd to shed light on his alleged involvement in the questionable purchase of P3.5 billion worth of Dengavaxia dengue vaccine.
Gordon, chairman of the Blue Ribbon Committee investigating the vaccine mess, claimed that almost all 19 members of the panel saw the need to invite Aquino at the continuation of the public hearing on December 14.
“Lahat ng nakakausap ko, sabi nila, you have to (invite Aquino). Sabi ni Sen. (Aquilino) Koko Pimentel, kailangan, let the truth come out (Almost all of those I talked said, you have to. Sen. Koko Pimentel said it is necessary),” Gordon said in a radio interview on Tuesday.
“Ang gusto ko sana moto propio pumunta si presidente (Aquino) o iimbitahin namin. Sasabihin ko na ngayon sa kumite na imbitahin si presidente, si (dating budget) secretary (Florencio) Abad at iba pa (I hope president Aquino attend the hearing moto propio or invite him. I will ask the committee now to invite former president Aquino and former budget secretary Florencio Abad),” he said.
Gordon said on Monday that Aquino was not yet “off the hook” with regard to his alleged culpability in the dengue vaccine scandal as he noted the former president’s several meetings abroad with Sanofi executives prior to the procurement of the vaccine.
The senator said it was during the term of former health secretary Janet Garin that the Dengavaxia vaccine was rolled out amid concerns from health experts on its efficacy.
Gordon raised suspicion on the vaccine purchase since the funds used for the procurement was taken from the savings of the Department of Health (DoH) for 2015.
“To re-align the budget without getting approval from Congress, only someone from higher up can order this. Abad can’t walk 10 meters without the President knowing, especially with this kind of amount–P3.5 billion,” he said.
He raised suspicions that the procurement may have been “supply-driven instead of needs-driven” following several meetings between Philippine and Sanofi officials.


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Question: Border-tax plan would cut growth: study

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A proposed U.S. border-adjustment tax that has stirred up fears in Corporate Canada would inflict considerable damage on both economies, a new report said Tuesday.
The study was released a day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met President Donald Trump and top House lawmaker Paul Ryan, who has promoted the border-tax measure.
The analysis by the C.D. Howe Institute think tank estimated the U.S. policy change would shave nearly a full percentage point from Canada’s economic growth.
The study’s authors said the plan would reduce bilateral trade in both directions and predicted it would cut nearly 1.3 percentage points from U.S. economic growth.
“It is trade-distorting and economically damaging to the United States and its trading partners,” co-authors Dan Ciuriak and Jingliang Xiao wrote about the border-tax proposal.
“Canada is heavily exposed to the ramifications of a (border-adjustment tax).”
It’s unclear whether Trudeau was able to get some clarity — or reassurance — from Ryan on the future of the border tax, which has Canadian firms deeply concerned.
When asked whether Trudeau learned more about the border-tax proposal, a spokeswoman in his office pointed to a statement that only said the prime minister discussed trade during his meeting with Ryan.
Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Tuesday that the meetings in Washington confirmed her expectations the fate of the border-tax plan was uncertain.
“This is very much in the early stages and there is a very broad diversity of opinion in the United States around that,” Freeland told reporters in Ottawa.
“It’s not appropriate for us to have a position on that until we see where the U.S. lands.”
She noted that the border-tax measure is part of a broader tax-reform plan.
Freeland also said talks surrounding the renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement had yet to begin because appointees for the new U.S. secretary of commerce and trade representative positions still had to be confirmed.
“Therefore, it’s not possible for us to start the negotiations at a technical level and we haven’t started,” she said.
“Yesterday’s conversation with the president was very productive. It’s a good start.”

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Question: does it REALLY say It's Coming Home?

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Amusing images are circulating on social media of Gareth Southgate's infamous waistcoat - but there's an entertaining twist.
Since the World Cup started the England manager has donned the trademark navy waistcoat - sparking sales to go up 35 per cent.
But now, someone has hilariously photoshopped images of him at the matches, so that his waistcoat is embellished with a hidden message.
In the posts on Facebook, the picture is captioned 'look closely' with a picture of the item of his garment with faint lines down it.
When it is zoomed in, the lines become clear that it is actually text, reading 'It's Coming Home' - in homage to the famous Three Lions song.
(Image: Facebook/Source unknown)
One of the posts read: "So who was a nervous wreck last night?
"I went off to water my plants when the penalties where taking place, I couldn’t cope!!!
"Of course, Gareth Southgate knows. He’s got it written all over him. Well, his famous waistcoat anyway. Brilliant."
Whilst the idea is brilliant - unfortunately it appears to be a photoshopped image as at every game, Southgate has been wearing a plain blue waistcoat.
M&S is the official supplier of the team's suits - with the waistcoat selling for £65, and has said sales of the smart garment had rocketed since Southgate's post-match interviews.
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England are now through to the quarter-finals after an intense penalty shootout victory against Colombia last night.
Eric Dier scored the decisive spot kick after Jordan Pickford's save from Carlos Bacca to send England into the last eight.
The Three Lions are now just THREE games away from World Cup glory and are now set to play Sweden on Saturday, July 7, at 3pm.

They will get a bigger crowd than the Fax. good luck to them, can t see Wolfpack taking it any other than serious though.
My Humble Opinion Only - let the knockers begin.
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