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TOYOTA, Japan — Yuya Osako and Shu Kurata scored second-half goals Friday as Japan beat New Zealand 2-1 in a friendly.
With three minutes left, Kurata scored with a header off a pass from Hiroki Sakai.
New Zealand managed to keep Japan off the scoreboard in the first half, but the hosts scored in the 50th minute. Hotaru Yamaguchi earned a spot kick with a shot from outside the box that went off the right arm of Andrew Durante. Osako calmly converted for his seventh international goal.
Chris Wood equalized for New Zealand nine minutes later.
"We may have won but it was not easy at all," Japan coach Vahid Halilhodzic said. "New Zealand defended very well."
Japan hosts Haiti in Yokohama on Tuesday.
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I knew that things in Charlottesville were going to be intense, but I still was not prepared for what I saw when I drove into town early Saturday morning.
We parked behind a McDonald's and then walked towards the park where the main protest and counterprotest was happening. On our way, we encountered a group of people carrying a huge wooden sign that read, “There is no master race."
I tried to take a picture of them, but they waved me off. Later, I saw them on TV, using the sign as both a shield and a weapon when the fighting got intense.
Inside the park, there was a group of white nationalists holding shields with Nazi symbols. Some were wearing riot gear. Some bike helmets. Some had “Make America Great Again” caps. I took a bunch of photos, and when I looked through them the next day, I realized that one of the men in the group was James Alex Fields Jr., the man accused of later plowing his car into a group of counterprotesters, killing one and injuring at least 19.
He didn't stand out at the time.
The group was being protected by militia men standing with assault rifles. They looked like the police. But they weren’t.
Across the street were counterprotesters. They were holding huge banners saying things like “Smash White Supremacy.” The two sides were staring each other down, helicopters were flying overhead, and things were tense enough to make the air hard to breathe.
A man who looked to be in his late 20s with red hair, and wearing a neon green tank top, passed by. He told me that he had tried to buy a coffee earlier, but all the stores were closed. So, he had come out to see what was going on. I asked him about what he thought.
“Both sides have a point,” he said. “I don’t think this is about race, but about ethnicity.”
Almost as soon as he said that though, his face clouded over.
“But I don’t want anything on the record,” he added.
“I don’t have to use your name,” I said. “But what do you mean?”
“When you have people of different ethnicities, different cultures living together, conflicts multiply,” he said, hesitantly. “I mean, maybe I’m wrong. If I’m wrong, I’m wrong.” He shrugged and wandered off.
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We walked a few blocks down, to where a different group of protesters and counterprotestors were facing off. I went up to the front to see if I could get an interview, but someone threw a water bottle at me. It hit my arm, and I dropped my phone. Whoever threw it was good at throwing things.
Both sides started using pepper spray and people started running, their eyes red and streaming. The police watched. One counterprotester, propped up by two others, hobbled down the block, bloodied.
“Where are the legal observers?” I heard someone yell.
Things felt bizarre — lawless and terrifying. To our left, smoke was rising. To our right, the street was blocked by police in riot gear.
“This way!” a counterprotester called out to us, and he ushered us past the police onto another street, and to safety.
Shortly after, we heard that the event had been declared unlawful and disbanded.
People milled around. We ran into a guy with a tuba.
“I’m the comic relief,” he told us.
“How?” we asked.
He took a big breath and blew into his tuba.
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At around noon, I met up with a 19-year-old physics student (he didn’t want me to use his name) who is a member of a movement known as antifa, short for anti-fascist. The movement is about fighting fascism and racism by any means necessary, which sometimes, to them, can mean violence. The physics student was wearing a bandana in case he got pepper sprayed, a walkie-talkie to stay in touch with others, and his hands were stained from overturning a tear gas canister.
“The whole thing has been scary,” he said.
We only talked for a few minutes before he was off to another park where he heard people were assembling.
“We want the [Nazis] to know that they are not welcome here,” he said.
Later, he texted that he was in the hospital. He had been one of those hit by the car that drove into a group of counterprotesters. His injuries were minor though, just cuts and bruises, and he’s doing OK. Since then, he’s posted on Facebook, including the following: “Nazi scum you better run. Nazi scum your time has come.”
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The next day, on Sunday, I saw a group of three people hanging out and smoking cigarettes in front of our hotel. I had talked to one of them, Deborah Nemeth, a middle-aged woman with long, red-dyed hair, the day before. She had told me then that she was a Trump supporter who had come out from Philadelphia to stand up for the First Amendment. I asked her if the car attack made her think about things differently at all.
“I know that people were being chased,” she said. “And I have an idea that, you know, whoever that person was [in the car], they were probably being chased.”
According to eyewitness accounts and video footage, that isn't true. I didn’t really know what to say. But I left Charlottesville feeling like although the fighting was over, it was also just beginning.
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Question: West End Players to present ‘High School Musical JR’ Dec. 8-10

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IRON RIVER—The West End Players will present “High School Musical JR.” Dec. 8-10 at the Windsor Center.
The Friday, Dec. 8, and Saturday, Dec. 9, performances will begin at 7 p.m. The Sunday, Dec. 10, performance will start at 2 p.m.
Tickets are $8 (family rate, five or more from the same family - $35, children 3 and under free). Tickets will be available at the door.
The show is directed by Traci Howell and features middle and high school age children.
Cast members include: Matthew McPherson (Troy Bolton); Kate Peterson (Gabriella Montez); Addy Howell (Sharpay Evans); Scott Peterson (Ryan Evans); Sydney Timbrook (Chad); Marly Mattson, McKenna Kegley, Taylor Clark, Sam Herman, Lilianna Micola, Eliana Holroyd, Avery Bociek, Ella Gasperich, Jenna Gray, Audrey Franz, Ella Moser, Jalyn Mattson, Ariella Stafford, Ellie Ayers, Jennifer Willobee, Elizabeth Grifka, Julia Gray, Skylar White, Kaitlynn Mathison, Samara Harper and Ashley Binkley.
Disney Channel’s smash hit movie musical comes to life on the stage in Disney’s High School Musical JR. Troy, Gabriella and the students of East High must deal with issues of love, friends and family while balancing their classes and extracurricular activities. The show’s infectious, danceable songs are sure to engage performers and audiences alike.
“From the very first practice, all of the cast have enjoyed not only the musical numbers but also relating to one another,” said Sari Jacobson, co-director and choreographer, “which goes hand-in-hand with this particular production.”
This marks the West End Players 19th production which have included, Elf JR, Wizard of Oz, Oklahoma and most recently Oliver! They plan on continuing these local performances and keeping the arts in the community.
“All of our production team are volunteers, however it’s the audience and community that make theses shows possible,” said Jacobson.

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Prepare your bodies for NEW Christmas music from Nick, Drew, Jeff and Justin…and THEY ARE GOING ON TOUR!
Today's forecast… A post shared by Nick Lachey (@nicklachey) on Aug 10, 2017 at 9:09am PDT
“Let It Snow” will be out on October 13th. Nick Lachey said with the band’s 20th anniversary happening this year, it seemed like the perfect time to work on a new Christmas album. A 31-date holiday tour is kicking off November 10th in Iowa and stops by the Louisville Palace on December 6th! Some of the closest dates:
Dec. 6 — Louisville, KY @ Palace Theater
Dec. 8 — St. Petersburg, FL @ Mahaffey Theatre
Dec. 9 — Miami, FL @ Magic City Casino
Dec. 10 — West Palm Beach @ Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
Dec. 11 — Sarasota, FL @ Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall
Dec. 13 — Elkhart, IN @ Lerner Theatre
Dec. 14 — Northfield, OH @ Hard Rock Rocksino Northfield Park
Dec. 15 — Cincinnati, OH @ Aronoff Center
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Question: European court upholds Independent appeal over Monica Leech award

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In a major ruling on Irish defamation law the European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) in Strasbourg has upheld the appeal by Independent Newspapers against a €1.2 million award in the Monica Leech case.
The court found the safeguards in Irish law against disproportionate awards meant that even a reduced award in the Supreme Court from the original €1.8 million, violated the Independent’s right to freedom of speech. The Supreme Court will now have to reassess its award.
Judgment was given by a chamber of seven judges.
Ms Leech took defamation proceedings against the then Evening Herald over a series of 11 articles in November and December 2004 which falsely suggested that she had been awarded government PR contracts because of an alleged extra-marital relationship with then minister Martin Cullen.
The high court jury hearing the case found in 2009 that the newspaper had indeed defamed her and caused her both serious reputational and financial damage.
‘Chilling effect’
It awarded Ms Leech €1,872,000 in damages plus costs - at the time the highest ever libel award in Ireland.
Following an appeal, the Supreme Court lowered the amount of damages to €1,250,000 in 2014.
Independent Newspapers challenged the reduced award in the ECHR claiming that its scale nevertheless constituted a “serious chilling effect” on freedom of expression and as such violated its rights under the freedom of speech provisions of Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
The group claimed that defamation law and practice in Ireland is incompatible with Article 10 in that it fails to provide “adequate and effective safeguards against disproportionate awards in defamation actions”.
Unreasonably high damages for defamation claims can have a chilling effect on freedom of expression, and therefore there must be adequate domestic safeguards so as to avoid disproportionate awards being granted. The ECHR found that the safeguards had not proved effective in this case.
At first instance, this was because domestic law prevented the judge from giving the jury sufficiently specific instructions about an appropriate amount of damages for the libel.
Strict limits
On appeal, although the award had been overturned and replaced with a lower amount after a fresh assessment, the Supreme Court had not given sufficient explanations as to how the new amount had been calculated, and it had not addressed the domestic safeguard at first instance and, in that context, the strict limits on judicial guidance to juries.
Ireland’s juries have the right in defamation actions to award almost limitless amounts in damages making the country’ ‘s defamation regime the most expensive and, media groups argue, oppressive in Europe.
The issue is central to their current lobbying to get the Defamation Act 2009 radically reviewed by the Government – a review required by the Act is currently under way by in the Department of Justice .
A survey in Ireland by the national newspapers’ representative body, NewsBrands, estimates legal costs associated with defamation for 2010-2015 for its members at in excess of €27.5 million (awards, settlements, and both plaintiff and own legal costs).
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English case law, on the other hand, makes clear that juries can be reminded of the purchasing power of given sums or offered comparisons with awards in other defamation cases. In a 2002 judgment a ceiling of £200,000 was set for damages for the most serious type of defamation in England and Wales. In Ireland the payout to Ms Leech is also streets ahead of awards made in personal injury cases. there is a conventional limit of about €450,000 on the most serious cases of paraplegia, for example.
Article 10 of the Convention has been previously interpreted by the ECHR as limiting the scale of damage awards to protect free speech and so that they bear some relation to the damage caused (Tolstoy Miloslavsky v UK).

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Image copyright DSRL Image caption The Dounreay Materials Test Reactor was constructed in the 1950s
Scotland's first operational nuclear reactor is to be demolished.
The Dounreay Materials Test Reactor (DMRT) achieved criticality, a nuclear term referring to the balance of neutrons in the system, in 1958.
The site at Dounreay, near Thurso, was built using 600 tonnes of steel. It was shut down in 1969.
Large parts of the DMRT site have already been demolished as part of wider work to decommission the Dounreay nuclear power site.
The control room desk and panels for the reactor were moved to Caithness Horizons, a museum in Thurso, in 2015.
A contractor has been sought for the work of demolishing the reactor.
Image copyright DSRL Image caption Other parts of the DMRT site have already been demolished
Notice of the contract has been released on 60 years since the first criticality was achieved in Scotland.
A system known as a rig and named the Zero Energy Thermal reactor installed at Dounreay in 1956 went critical for the first time on 13 August 1957.
This was the first artificially made criticality in Scotland.
Bill Lambie, DMRT project manager, said: "This month we celebrate the 60th anniversary of the first criticality in Scotland, which took place in a temporary test rig.
"That was an immense achievement, and we are now poised to demolish its successor and the oldest reactor on site, DMTR.
"The removal of DMTR from the skyline will be a significant step for Dounreay, and will be a real and visible sign of the decommissioning progress being made."

Secrets of the past have been revealed within a total 78 new areas of historical interest just discovered in stretches of South Yorkshire’s woodland.
Archaeologists’ surveys have found interesting historical assets at 13 wooded sites, some of which date back to the medieval era.
All the surveyed land is owned by Yorkshire Water and includes Langsett Wood near Barnsley, Underbank Reservoir woods and Rivelin Valley near Sheffield.
The utility giant wants to understand more about the history and heritage of its ancient woodland so that it can be well protected.
JB Archaeology Ltd worked on the sites, with other local groups and specialists.
There is new data based around the once critically important WWII training area on the edge of Langsett Woods.
During the war, troops undertook bomb and weapon training there, and protected the reservoir from a dambuster type bombing raid.
It also features the remains of the nineteenth century North America farmhouse which was used as target practice by military tanks during wartime.
At Redmires Reservoir woods in Sheffield, the Grouse and Trout Inn was demolished, demonstrating changes within a few decades.
Geoff Lomas, recreation and catchment manager at Yorkshire Water, said: “We want to do our best to be a responsible landowner and one way we can do this is to conserve the ecology of woodland that we own for future generations to enjoy.
“Lots of these places have a rich history and it’s nice to think that this will be preserved for posterity’s sake.”
Survey results have been shared with the Historical Environment Record offices. These public archives hold information that is an important starting point for anyone interested in archaeology, built heritage and the history of an area.
Dinah Saich, Principal Archaeologist with South Yorkshire Archaeology Service, said: “This project has doubled the number of archaeological assets that we know of in the surveyed woodlands.
“As well as adding to our knowledge of the historic development of these areas, it is good to know that the results will help Yorkshire Water to manage and conserve these assets in the future.”
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Question: India asks WhatsApp to curb fake news following spate of lynchings

India's government has asked WhatsApp to take urgent steps to prevent the spread of rumours following a series of deadly mob attacks.
At least 20 people have been killed in mostly rural villages across India in lynchings instigated by false information distributed on WhatsApp.
The victims were innocent people accused of belonging to gangs trying to abduct children.
India's ministry of electronics and IT (MEITY) said WhatsApp "cannot evade accountability and responsibility" after the killings were linked to "irresponsible and explosive messages" circulating on its platform.
"Deep disapproval of such developments has been conveyed to the senior management of the (sic) WhatsApp and they have been advised that necessary remedial measures should be taken," the ministry said in a statement.
Image: Satish Bhaykre, 21, who was beaten by a mob
Abuse of services such as WhatsApp "for repeated circulation of such provocative content" was a matter of deep concern, the ministry added.
Last week, a woman was killed and dozens hurt in the mob attacks after a false rumour was spread on WhatsApp that child abductors were at large.
Around 100 people attacked the victim and three other women in Ahmedabad, a city in the state of Gujarat.
Police spokesman JA Rathwa said: "Half a dozen people surrounded the women as they were about to board an autorickshaw and started questioning them.
"Soon the crowd swelled and pulled Shantadevi Nath and her companions out of the rickshaw and started thrashing them."
Image: Women whose relatives were murdered in a lynching are led away from the crime scene by villagers in Dhule district
The killings of innocent people have also occurred in states like Assam, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tripura and West Bengal.
At least 16 mob lynchings have been reported since May.
WhatsApp has begun to take evasive action, announcing that it has commissioned a set of global awards for research studying the spread of misinformation.
"Through this new project, we look forward to working with leading academic experts in India to learn more about how online platforms are used to spread misinformation," it said in a statement.
"This local research will help us build upon recent changes we have made within WhatsApp and support broad education to help people spot false news and hoaxes."
WhatsApp is the most popular messaging app in India with over 200 million active users.

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Port Moresby Papua New Guinea will ban Facebook for a month while it identifies fake profiles and considers the website’s effect on the country. Communication minister Sam Basil said users posting pornography and false information would be identified. He also suggested the country could set up its own rival social network. Facebook has faced scrutiny following the Cambridge Analytica scandal and has been criticised over the way it has tried to tackle fake news. Although only about 10% of people in Papua New Guinea have internet access, the country is proving proactive in its regulation of online services.


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For instance, <<['represent the article to find a fitting news title Given Please enable Javascript to watch this video\nROCK ISLAND -\nPreservationists will be making a push to save the Rock Island County Courthouse in Springfield on Wednesday, April 25. That\'s when the courthouse is likely to be named as one of the state\'s most endangered buildings.\n"The building still has viability," said Linda Anderson, a member of the Rock Island Preservation Society. "It\'s still sound."\nJust across the street from the century-old building, the group is displaying a sign that shows proposed renovations.\n"Once it\'s gone, it\'s gone," she continued.\nPreservationists like Anderson are suggesting that a public-private partnership could save the building during cash-strapped days in the county.\n"We think it\'s such a historic building that it would be a shame to lose it to Rock Island County," she said.\nCounty leaders know all about problems inside the courthouse. With renovation estimates at some $16-million, it makes a decision on demolition more likely in May.\n"I think nobody wants to do this," said Board Member Scott Terry. "It\'s one of those things that people recognize, though, as the necessary step, the prudent step we need to take."\nBut Anderson suggests that a private company could possibly use historic tax credits to finance renovations, then rent it back to the county for offices.\n"The building is not a safety hazard at this point," she continued. "It\'s not falling down."\nBut there\'s no money at all for this in Rock Island County. In addition, funding used to build the new annex isn\'t eligible for use on courthouse renovations.\n"Even if they tear it down, don\'t waste that space," advised Board Member Don Johnston. "For $9-10 million, they can build offices for the rest of the county and put it right there."\nAt this point, Anderson hopes the Springfield event will draw attention to the building with a call for patience.\n"As a gateway to the community, I think it\'s an important building," she concluded.\nFor more information on the preservation campaign: https://www.facebook.com/Rock-Island-Preservation-Society-RIPS-217315351628737/?ref=br_rs., a positive would be Rock Island preservationists push to save endangered courthouse', "Brian Campbell and Crystine Goldberg are breeding seeds for the Open Source Seed Initiative on their farm near Bellingham, Washington. - Eilis O'Neill/ for Marketplace\nListen To The Story Marketplace Embed Code\nThe seeds planted by farmers and gardeners used to be in the public domain. But then, in the 1980s, new laws and court rulings made it easier to patent them.\nEver since then, companies like Monsanto and DuPont have been patenting seeds modified by company scientists. That prevents farmers from harvesting seeds and planting them the following year. Now, most of the seeds available for farmers are owned by just a handful of companies — and a couple of proposed mergers might reduce that number even more.\nOne group of plant breeders is trying to change that by giving open access to the seeds they breed.\nGreg Traxler, an agricultural economist at the University of Washington, said patenting seeds is a good thing. Without patents, he argues, “no one is going to invest in improving seeds. The whole idea of patenting is that you provide incentive for companies to produce seed that is yielding more every year.”\nBut others say those increased yields have come at a cost, and some are trying to develop an alternative model: the Open Source Seed Initiative.\nSeed breeders involved in the initiative take seeds from the public domain and breed a new variety — like the red spinach Brian Campbell developed on his farm near Bellingham, Washington.\n“We've been working with it for years and stabilized the genetics on it,” Campbell said.\nInstead of patenting the spinach, Campbell and his partner, Crystine Goldberg, said anyone who buys the seeds can gather them, reproduce them, even modify them and sell the new varieties — as long as they don’t patent or restrict those seeds.\n“We just really wanted to get seeds out there that everybody could breed what made sense for their region or their garden or their taste,” Goldberg explained.\nGoldberg and Campbell want to give farmers more choices about where to buy their seeds and what varieties are available. And they’re also hoping to address another problem: if there are limited seed varieties, those varieties might have the same vulnerabilities.\n“We’re all at risk of climate change or even drought and pests that could pretty easily wipe out crops and threaten the resilience of our food supply,” said Philip Howard, a professor at Michigan State University.\nSo far, the 38 breeders involved in the initiative have licensed nearly 400 seed varieties."]>>  to "['represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'Who owns the seeds bought by farmers and gardeners?']"

From 2004 to 2016, Steve Bannon directed nine feature-length documentaries. Bannon, who professes open admiration for the aesthetics of Leni Riefenstahl, believed for a time that his films, which bear dire titles like Battle for America, Fire From the Heartland and District of Corruption, would catapult him to prominence as the right-wing’s cinematic answer to Michael Moore. Diving into his oeuvre is not unlike experiencing the last decade’s-worth of popular political documentaries but through a conservative looking-glass.
Bannon’s films illustrate both his dangerously apocalyptic worldview, and provide an object lesson for probing the thin line between documentary and propaganda. They’re also near-unwatchable. But, they are texts worth encountering in order to get a fuller picture of the man who has so thoroughly upended our politics. American Carnage began its life as an article, published in the January/February 2017 issue of Film Comment, but we felt that writing about Bannon’s films wasn’t enough. So, enjoy a chance to watch selections from the Cinema of Steve Bannon; we’ve watched it all so that you don’t have to.

In the latest edition of Minute at the Movies, Todd James reviews “Film Stars Don’t Die in Liverpool” and “Call Me By Your Name.”


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Question: Father Arrested For Choking Daughter For Explicit SnapChat Photos

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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (WDEF)- Hamilton County deputies arrested a man yesterday for child abuse after he choked his daughter over explicit pictures she was posting of herself on social media.
The arrest affidavit states that police responded to a call to a Mapco on the 800 block of N. Hickory Valley Road where they met the victim.
The 14-year-old girl stated that she was at home when she and her mom started arguing about pictures she posted on her Facebook page.
She said her mom, Norma Amason, started to spank her, and when the she wouldn’t let her mom spank her, her father, Christian Amason got involved.
The report says that the victim stated that when the father got involved is when things went south for her.
The father began striking the child again with an open hand, to the child’s upper and lower body leaving red marks that will cause bruising. She then went on to state Mr. Amason grabbed her with both hands around her throat cutting off the airways, choking her.
After that, she then called her older sister at midnight to come pick her up to go meet police to file a report.
When conducting interviews police say that the parents were angry at their daughter for posting nude pictures of herself on SnapChat.
SnapChat is a mobile social media platform that allows you to share stories, picture and videos, that are going to expire and erased from the platform.
Both parents admitted to spanking the child.
Christian Amason was taken into custody for child abuse; child protective services were notified of assault of a child.

Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Iran's Foreign Minister: Renegotiating Nuclear Deal Would Damage U.S. Credibility.
-- Border Patrol Agent Acquitted In 2012 Fatal Shooting Of Mexican Teen.
-- Prince's Family Files Wrongful Death Suit Against Hospital, Pharmacy Chain.
-- Facebook Updates Community Standards, Expands Appeals Process.
And here are more early headlines:
Report: Confirmation Hearing To Be Delayed For V.A. Nominee. (Washington Post)
Suit Filed Against New Indiana Abortion Law. (Indianapolis Business Journal)
Government Seeks E-Coli Source In Contaminated Lettuce. (Washington Post)
Despite Government Action, Nicaragua Protests Continue. (Los Angeles Times)
New Afghanistan Attacks Leave 9 Dead. (RFE/RL)
Ukrainian Agency Hit By Ransomware. (Reuters)


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A company promoting a plan for the United States and Russia to jointly build nuclear reactors in the Middle East denied in a letter made public on Monday that its director received an Inauguration Day text message from incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn saying the project was "good to go."
WASHINGTON: A company promoting a plan for the United States and Russia to jointly build nuclear reactors in the Middle East denied in a letter made public on Monday that its director received an Inauguration Day text message from incoming national security adviser Michael Flynn saying the project was "good to go."
Citing a confidential informant, the top Democrat on the House of Representatives' Oversight and Government Reform Committee last week said Flynn and Alex Copson, managing director of ACU Strategic Partners, communicated during President Donald Trump's inaugural address about the project, which would have required lifting U.S. sanctions on Moscow.
Thomas Cochran, a business partner of Copson, wrote in a letter to the lawmaker, Representative Elijah Cummings, that the informant's allegations are "patently false and unfounded."
Reuters was unable to identify the confidential informant or independently confirm the informant's information that was provided by Cummings.
Copson has not responded to numerous requests for comment in recent months.
Cochran attached to the letter records for Copson's cell phone which, he said, show that he exchanged three text messages on Inauguration Day, Jan. 20, none of them with Flynn.
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"Since Mr. Copson did not receive a text message from General Flynn during the Inauguration, other allegations of the 'whistleblower' are equally false and unfounded," wrote Cochran, who is ACU Strategic Partners' senior scientist. Flynn is a retired Army general.
Reuters and other news organizations have reported that Flynn continued to promote a version of the nuclear project after he began work at the White House.
As part of his investigation into possible collusion between the Trump campaign and Russians during the 2016 U.S. election campaign, special counsel Robert Mueller is looking at whether Flynn or other Trump aides tried to influence U.S. policy to improve relations with Russia.
Proponents of the reactors project argued it would provide nuclear energy in the Middle East without the threat of weapons proliferation, improve U.S.-Russia relations and revive the U.S. nuclear industry.
Flynn served just 24 days as Trump's national security adviser before being fired for misleading Vice President Michael Pence about whether he discussed U.S. sanctions with Russia's ambassador to Washington.
He pleaded guilty on Dec. 1 to lying to the FBI about his Russia contacts.
Reuters reported that day that documents it had reviewed showed that ACU Strategic Partners bragged after Trump's Nov. 8, 2016, election that it had Flynn's backing.
Cummings wrote back to Copson on Monday, requesting that he participate in a transcribed interview "so that our staff attorneys could ask you questions about your relationship and communications with General Flynn."
"It remains unclear why your colleague sent this letter rather than you," he wrote.
Cummings' office released Cochran's letter but not the attached phone records.
(Reporting by Warren Strobel and Nathan Layne. Editing by Cynthia Osterman)

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Question: Global Automotive Fuel Delivery System Market Analysis 2018 Forecasts to 2022

Automotive Fuel Delivery Market 2018
Automotive Fuel Delivery Market Share, Size, Trends, And Business Opportunity Analysis Report 2018 include historic data, with forecast data to 2022. Automotive Fuel Delivery Market report is helpful for future strategy development, and to know about Market Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities, And Global market size, share, Growth, Trends, key players forecast to 2022
Global Automotive Fuel Delivery Market by Component (Fuel Pump, Fuel Injector, Fuel Pressure regulator, Fuel Filter, Fuel Rail, Air control Valve, Throttle position sensor) by Fuel type (Gasoline, Diesel and Alternative fuels), by Vehicle (LCV, HCV, Passenger and Hybrid), and by Region (North America, Asia-Oceania, Europe, Middle-East & Africa, South America).
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The function of the fuel delivery system is to supply and store fuel to the engine. The Automotive fuel delivery system comprises of many essential components which aid in proper fuel delivery and smooth functioning of engine.
The major factors driving the market includes increase in the production of passenger and commercial vehicles, demand for efficient fuel delivery system and need for the alternative fuels such as LPG,CNG etc. In addition, increased life span of vehicles has also fueled the growth of the market. However, Increase emphasis on the usage of electric vehicles is the major constraint to the market growth.
The global automotive fuel delivery system market is poised to grow at 5% CAGR.
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Continental AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, Delphi Automotive Plc, Magneti Marelli, Denso Corporation, Infineon Technologies AG, TI Automotive INC, NGK Spark Plug Co. Ltd, UCAL Fuel Systems, Toyoda Gosei are some of the leading players operating in this market.
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Asia-Oceania dominates the global automotive fuel delivery system market due to factors such as presence of global automobile original equipment manufacturers (OEM’s) and even various mid-level companies are planning to expand their hubs in the region. North America is expected to be the fastest growing market during the forecast period. The sophisticated manufacturing hubs and market in terms of technology is expected to drive the market in the region.
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Photo Gallery of IMG_6401 (853x1280) An Orange County Sheriff's Department deputy guards the entrance to the parking lot to Sovereign Health, where federal agents began an investigation on Tuesday, June 13. The investigation is ongoing. Photo: Eric Heinz IMG_6429 (1280x854) State and federal agents stand at the entrance of Vedanta Laboratories on Tuesday, June 13. The FBI in Los Angeles confirmed the bureau is conducting an investigation into several locations in San Clemente, but the reason for their investigation has been sealed by a federal judge. Photo: Eric Heinz Local police 1 Orange County Sheriff's Department officials and FBI talk outside of Sovereign Health in San Clemente, CA on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Photo by Eric Heinz Cops 5 Orange County Sheriff's Department officials and FBI talk outside of Sovereign Health in San Clemente, CA on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Photo by Eric Heinz Cops 3 Orange County Sheriff's Department officials and FBI talk outside of Vedanta Laboratories in San Clemente, CA on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Photo by Eric Heinz Open as list Close List VIEW GALLERY
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FBI officials confirmed on Tuesday that they are conducting investigations at multiple locations, which include Sovereign Health and Vedanta Laboratories.
“FBI agents as well as multiple partners at federal, state and local are executing search warrants, and the affidavits are under seal and we are prohibited from commenting on the case, but agents are expected to be out there for hours,” said Laura Eimiller, spokeswoman for the FBI in Los Angeles.
Eimiller said the FBI cannot specify details of the ongoing investigation, but the agency is seeking evidence based on allegations of “criminal activity.” The warrants have been sealed by the judge.
Eimiller also said no arrests are planned to take place today, but the locations of Sovereign Health and Vedanta Laboratories in San Clemente are being searched. She said there are other locations that are being searched as well. It is the FBI’s policy to confirm activity at locations with such an ongoing investigation, she said.
The treatment provider and the laboratory have been at the center of focus for its ongoing legal battle with the city of San Clemente. Although Sovereign Health is only one of many treatment providers in litigation with the city, the broader industry – including sober living homes – is currently under fire for allegations ranging from insurance fraud to patient brokering.
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Question: Spark Power acquires Bullfrog Power

TORONTO — Independent electrical power services company Spark Power Corp. has acquired Bullfrog Power, a green energy provider.
Canaccord Genuity Acquisition Corp., which announced a proposed merger with Spark Power last month, announced the deal Wednesday. Financial terms of the agreement were not immediately available.
Spark Power co-CEO Andrew Clark says the combination of the companies gives Spark an integrated capability and depth of expertise to deliver affordable and sustainable power solutions.
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On Friday afternoon, the House Intelligence Committee released what has become known as the Nunes Memo—named for the committee’s chairman, Devin Nunes, who has talked up its contents as though they were the key to a great conspiracy. Some readers will likely see the memo that way, though its revelations are notably thin, to the point of raising questions about why, exactly, the Democrats and the F.B.I. objected so passionately to making it public, adding to the hype along the way. The Democrats might, more productively, have focussed on what President Trump now seems likely to do with the memo—namely, trying to cripple the investigation into possible Russian interference in the 2016 election and what may be his own efforts to obstruct that investigation.
The proper title of the memo is “Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act Abuses at the Department of Justice and the Federal Bureau of Investigation.” FISA allows a secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to approve spying on non-Americans and, in certain cases, on Americans in connection with foreign-intelligence investigations. (The FISC ’s approval of the mass collection of data on Americans was one of Edward Snowden’s revelations.) The alleged abuses are that Justice Department and F.B.I. officials, determined to stop the election of Donald Trump, applied for and got a warrant to conduct surveillance on Carter Page—a man with vague business interests in Russia who was, for a time, an adviser to the Trump campaign—using a shoddy dossier, assembled by a former British intelligence officer named Christopher Steele, which they knew had been paid for by the Clinton campaign and the Democratic National Committee. According to the memo, at least some officials also knew that Steele “was desperate that Donald Trump not get elected.”
The memo says that the dossier formed an “essential part” of the application for the warrant. Democrats on the committee dispute this, suggesting that there was plenty of other material on Page. In the context of FISA , it wouldn’t have taken much to get a warrant, with or without Steele, especially given Page’s business relations in Russia. Although the memo notes that the application was one involving “probable cause,” under Title I of FISA , rather than the even more lax Section 702 of Title VII, one problem that the memo does illustrate is how easy it is to get permission to spy on Americans; the FISC is non-adversarial and almost never says no. And it is worth keeping in mind that, whatever one thinks of Page, any American with whom he had in contact been might have been drawn into the surveillance, too. (The government calls this “incidental” contact.)
Republicans, including Nunes, have not been as interested in abuses of FISA that do not involve their President, and recently passed on a chance to reform the standards of Section 702, in particular. (Many Democrats have been absent, too.) But critics of Trump should also not fall into the trap of elevating that process—of claiming that, as a general rule, the issuance of a FISA warrant alone proves much of anything. Otherwise, they risk landing in the same territory as Trump, who, in a tweet on Thursday, claimed that the “investigative process” had once been “sacred”—until it was directed at him.
Indeed, the purpose of the memo does not seem to be FISA reform; instead, it looks like a justification for firing people in the Justice Department whom Trump doesn’t like—or has already pushed out. Applications for the warrant, its renewals, and related documents were approved, it notes, by James Comey, the former head of the F.B.I., whom Trump dismissed last May; Sally Yates, an Obama appointee who clashed with Trump over his travel-ban executive order when she was briefly acting Attorney General (he fired her); Andrew McCabe, the deputy director of the F.B.I., who, under pressure from Trump, announced his retirement this week; and Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, who is a Republican but also the person who has the authority to fire Robert Mueller, the special counsel leading the Russia investigation. (If Trump wants to fire Mueller, the thinking goes, the easiest way might be to get rid of Rosenstein first.) The memo’s complaint is that none of them told the FISC about “the political origins of the Steele dossier.”
Playing politics is a tricky charge. As it happens, at around the time the application was made, on October 21, 2016, the F.B.I.’s leadership was also discussing jolting the investigation into Hillary Clinton’s e-mails back into action. Depending on one’s mind-set, that either suggests that pro-Clinton forces were desperately looking for dirt to counter that story, or that the F.B.I. should also have revealed that the Trump campaign had its own issues—or maybe just that it was a chaotic time, with accusations and counter-accusations being thrown around. In partisan hands, human messiness can all too easily be made to look like conspiracy.
That doesn’t mean that all the mess is particularly inspiring. It is worth reflecting on just how the F.B.I. got mixed up with opposition research, and put it in a warrant application, along with, according to the memo, a Yahoo News story for which Steele was also the source. What if the target had not been Trump but one of his opponents? (Or a civil-rights leader? The pursuit of Martin Luther King, Jr., is only one such example.) In a way, this is also a story about money in politics, and its transparency-obliterating effects. The Clinton campaign and the D.N.C. paid a law firm, Perkins Coie, millions of dollars for legal services. Some portion of that money went to Fusion GPS, a consulting firm, for the production of the dossier. (Earlier, Fusion GPS had taken money from anti-Trump conservatives for related research.) Fusion GPS hired Steele. It also, the memo notes—and this part has caused excitement among Trump supporters—hired the wife of Bruce Ohr, a Justice Department official. According to the memo, her job was “to assist in the cultivation of opposition research on Trump,” and Ohr “later provided the FBI with all of his wife’s opposition research.”
These assertions may, as has been said of much of the memo, be misleading and lack context. (For example, how much “later” did Ohr share his wife’s research, and how was it used, if at all?) The Times , in its report, cited sources who said that the role of Ohr’s wife, whose name is Nellie Ohr, was minor and her knowledge limited. But the whole subplot has the dispiriting look of a Washingtonian revolving door. It’s worth reassuring the public of any rules limiting the ability of a consulting firm, or any private entity, to effectively pay, indirectly or not, to get someone’s name in the F.B.I.’s files. Perhaps that information is included in the counter-memo that the Democrats on the Intelligence Committee have written; the Republicans controlling the committee have not allowed it to be released.
The Nunes Memo is shoddy and slanted, but it is not explosive. Nothing in it diminishes, for example, the relevance of the larger Mueller investigation. Page is not even, to borrow the memo’s word, “essential” to it. But the memo also does not seem to betray any “sources and methods”—a phrase used by those who like to keep anything classified secret—that have not already been revealed. Indeed, the memo is a reminder that it’s always worth scrutinizing government claims about what must be kept secret. In a statement issued on Wednesday, the F.B.I. said that it had “grave concerns about material omissions of fact that fundamentally impact the memo’s accuracy.” The phrase “grave concerns” raises worries that national security might be harmed. Or was the narrative laid out in the memo just, all around, a story that was incomplete and unfairly causing embarrassment? Sometimes, in those cases, it helps to make more information public—not less.

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Question: Four star Chester hotel gets green light from planning

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Is construction of a 73-bed hotel on the site of a former petrol station finally about to happen?
The idea of building a hotel next to St Werburgh’s Church on Grosvenor Park Road, Chester , goes back almost a decade when plans were originally passed in 2008.
Previously the site was used as a Shell petrol station and latterly as a small car park.
Originally the plan was to open a three star Ibis hotel but the scheme went upmarket when Hotel Indigo got involved with permission granted for an 87-bed four star hotel approved in May, 2014.
Now applicants Castlebridge Hotels (Chester) Ltd have received consent for a similar 73-bed hotel which is claimed to be an improvement on the previous permission that would also be operated by Hotel Indigo.
Each Hotel Indigo is uniquely designed to reflect the neighbourhood, character and history of the surrounding area.
The Chester hotel application, which received permission earlier this month, states: “The proposal is for a 73 bedroom hotel with associated facilities including a small bar and restaurant – open to both residents and non-residents – and a residents-only gymnasium.
“The hotel will be operated under the Indigo brand, a boutique brand of the InterContinental Hotel Group (IHG) chain. IHG provide more than 744,000 guest rooms globally and Indigo are one of 12 brands that form the IHG family.
“The brand Indigo has been purposely selected for the site as it is most suited to the location. The vision and ethos for Indigo hotels is to recognise that no two neighbourhoods are alike and by virtue neither are two Indigo hotels.
"The boutique brand seeks to reflect local architecture and character when developing new amenities and a unique ‘story’ will be attributed to the hotel to inform the design and feel.”
The design does not include a car park because of the provision of nearby public car parks, including multi-storey parking, but there will be a single disabled parking space and cycle parking for staff and residents.

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A former Bath city centre pub could be converted into a nine-bed hotel and gastropub.
The Hobgoblin in St James’s Parade closed its doors for good in July after pulling more than half a million pints.
The pub was open for 12 years and helped champion the local music scene with hundreds of people taking to social media to support the pub when the landlords announced its closure.
Plans to transform the Grade-II Listed building into a nine-bed hotel B&B have been submitted to Bath and North East Somerset Council.
Work to do up the pub started on September 26 and is ongoing.
If given the green light by the council, the historic building would also include a gastropub and restaurant area serving local drink and food produce from 8am until 11pm.
All nine bedrooms would also be en-suite and the exterior of the building would be given a makeover.
According to the designs and access statement, the renovation work would not affect any period features and all original fireplaces, carpentry and plasterwork would be retained.
Council planners are expected to make a decision before January 30, 2018.
The news comes after hotel developer Dominvs launched a consultation to convert Bath College’s Allen Building across the road into a 206-bedroom hotel with a restaurant, bar and café.
If given the go-ahead, this would be the third hotel for James Street West.


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Question: Leaked Samsung Galaxy S8+ Prototype Teases Possible Note 8 Design With Dual-Cameras, Better Fingerprint Sensor

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Samsung has already revealed its first two flagships this 2017 with the launch of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+. Despite this, however, mobile enthusiasts are still anticipating the release of the South Korean tech giant’s larger, more powerful flagship phablet, the Galaxy Note 8. If recently-leaked images are any indication, it appears that Samsung is already closing in on the final design of the upcoming premium-grade device.
Recently, Russian tech blogger Eldar Murtazin posted a couple of images that appeared to show a Galaxy S8+ prototype, according to a report from The Verge. Unlike the Galaxy S8+ production model that was unveiled to the market, however, the S8+ images showed a completely redesigned back panel for the massive smartphone, complete with a vertical dual-camera lens placed right above a heart rate sensor and flash. According to Murtazin, the image depicted one of the early prototypes of the Galaxy S8+, which was ultimately scrapped after Samsung encountered some issues with the mass-production of the device.
Таким был S8+, таким стал Note 8 pic.twitter.com/Q1Fk8tfMpt — Eldar Murtazin (@eldarmurtazin) April 16, 2017
One thing that was notably missing from the leaked images of the supposed Galaxy S8+ prototype was a fingerprint sensor. The final iteration of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ featured a fingerprint reader that is placed right beside the flagship smartphone’s camera. This awkward placement has so far been criticized by the mobile industry in general, with many stating that the sensor’s placement is the powerful devices’ one big design flaw. After all, critics have said that reaching the fingerprint sensor at the back of the device is downright uncomfortable for users of the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+.
Considering that the fingerprint sensor is absent in the leaked Galaxy S8+ image, it appears that Samsung was really looking into the idea of embedding the smartphone’s biometric sensor directly into its display. Rumors of integrated fingerprint reader in the Galaxy S8 and Galaxy S8+ have been abounding in the months leading up to the device’s launch, but reported production issues with the embedded sensor are speculated to have forced Samsung to abandon the feature, at least for now.
With this, the Russian tech blogger has stated that the abandoned Galaxy S8+ design would most likely be featured in a future Samsung flagship smartphone, most likely the upcoming Galaxy Note 8, according to a BGR report. Most rumors about the Galaxy Note 8 do agree with this particular idea, as the device is speculated to include features that were shown in the leaked images, such as a dual-camera system and an embedded biometric sensor. If these innovations do make it to the upcoming flagship phablet, Samsung would be able to market the Note 8 as an entirely different device from its 2017 S-series smartphones.
Amazing Samsung Galaxy Note 8 concept design shows what the phablet's return could look like -… https://t.co/yNNUpfIjU3 #GalaxyNote8 #Note8 pic.twitter.com/XrXCnqNsvx — Galaxy Note 8 News (@Note8News) April 13, 2017
The Galaxy Note 8 is arguably one of the most important smartphones that the South Korean tech giant would ever release. Fresh off the fallout of the ill-fated Galaxy Note 7, the esteemed phablet brand is in great need of a formidable device that would rebuild its damaged reputation. With this in mind, there is very little doubt that Samsung would be sparing no expense when it comes to the specs and features of the Galaxy Note 8.
Rumors about the Samsung Galaxy Note 8 are abounding, and while none have been confirmed by the South Korean tech giant, speculations are high that the upcoming flagship phablet would be equipped with a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 SoC, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage, a dual-camera system, an embedded fingerprint sensor and last but definitely not least, a 6.4-inch 4K Super AMOLED display. Improvements in the S-Pen, the Note series’ iconic stylus, are also expected, including a unique speaker system and a number of added functionalities.
The release date for the Galaxy Note 8 has not been revealed by the tech giant as of date, though speculations are high that the upcoming flagship device would see a reveal sometime around August 2017. Pricing for the Note 8 remains unknown, though rumors are high that the enterprise-grade phablet would command a premium price.
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Last weekend, OnePlus shared an image on social media that teased the OnePlus 6 with glass back. However, there was no confirmation on whether the OnePlus 6 will indeed come with a glass back or not. Well now, OnePlus has finally confirmed that the OnePlus 6 will indeed come with a glass back.
This confirmation comes straight from the horse’s mouth – OnePlus CEO Pete Lau. Pete in a post on OnePlus Forums confirmed that the OnePlus 6 will come with glass back. Well, for those unaware, recent OnePlus flagships like the OnePlus 3, 3T, 5 and 5T all came with a metal build, and, the OnePlus 6 will be the first OnePlus flagship to flaunt a glass back.
“OnePlus 6’s glass design is centered around creating a “sense of value” and “premium hand-feel.” As I mentioned at the beginning, people relate deeply to the products they use. We gave a lot of thought to how users should feel when they use the OnePlus 6. The advantages of glass over metal are manifold: glass communicates a transparent, bright, and pure feeling. The way glass transforms under different lighting is a particularly important challenge—the OnePlus design team tested over 70 glass prototypes before selecting the best one.” wrote Pete Lau in a post on OnePlus Forums.
Well, apart from confirming the glass back on the OnePlus 6, Lau also said that this glass back contains five printed layers of Nanotech Coating. “We applied 5 layers of Nanotech Coating instead of 3, even though the degree of separation between each layer is extremely subtle and tough to discern. However, the additional layers give the back of the device a stronger impression of depth that our most demanding users will surely appreciate. Closely examine the OnePlus 6 and you’ll indeed see this subtle nuance embedded in each device.” said Lau.
Having said that, Lau also shared an image (refer first image above) of the OnePlus 6 that shows the bottom rear side of the phone with “Designed by OnePlus” inscribed in the center. Moreover, this image also shows off the smartphone in purple color which means we can expect more colors from OnePlus this time.
Well, while OnePlus has now confirmed glass back on the OnePlus 6, there’s no word on whether this smartphone will support wireless charging or not. Besides, there’s also no word from OnePlus yet regarding the launch of the OnePlus 6, but, what we do know is that the smartphone will be sold exclusively through Amazon in India, and, the ‘Notify Me’ registrations have also kicked-off on this e-commerce giant’s site. That said, we aren’t too far away from the launch of OnePlus 6.
OnePlus 6 Specifications [Expected]
CPU: 2.7 GHz Snapdragon 845 octa-core processor (confirmed)
2.7 GHz Snapdragon 845 octa-core processor (confirmed) RAM: 6/8 GB LPDDR4X (confirmed)
6/8 GB LPDDR4X (confirmed) GPU: Adreno 630
Adreno 630 Operating System: HydrogenOS (in China) / OxygenOS (rest of the world) based on Android 8.1 Oreo
HydrogenOS (in China) / OxygenOS (rest of the world) based on Android 8.1 Oreo Display: 6.28-inch Full-HD+ (2280 x 1080 pixels) AMOLED display with 2.5D Gorilla Glass 5 and 19:9 aspect ratio
6.28-inch Full-HD+ (2280 x 1080 pixels) AMOLED display with 2.5D Gorilla Glass 5 and 19:9 aspect ratio Rear Camera: 16 MP (f/1.7) + 20 MP (f/1.7) with LED flash
16 MP (f/1.7) + 20 MP (f/1.7) with LED flash Front Camera: 20 MP with f/2.0 aperture
20 MP with f/2.0 aperture Internal Storage: 64/128 GB (with 6 GB RAM), 256 GB (with 8 GB RAM, confirmed)
64/128 GB (with 6 GB RAM), 256 GB (with 8 GB RAM, confirmed) SIM: Dual Nano SIM
Dual Nano SIM Connectivity: 4G VoLTE, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, USB OTG, 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, USB Type-C
4G VoLTE, GPS, Bluetooth 5.0, Wi-Fi, USB OTG, 3.5 mm headphone jack, NFC, USB Type-C Other: Face Unlock, Fingerprint Scanner, Water Resistant
Face Unlock, Fingerprint Scanner, Water Resistant Colors: Midnight Black, Slate Grey/Sandstone White, Coral Blue
Midnight Black, Slate Grey/Sandstone White, Coral Blue Battery: 3450 mAh with Dash Charge v2
OnePlus 6 Price [Expected]


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Question: Chillicothe inmates, corrections officer among 7 charged in drug - Beckley, Bluefield & Lewisburg News, Weather, Sports

CHILLICOTHE, OH (WCMH) — A federal grand jury has charged seven people, including a corrections officer, with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
James Barlage, Jr., 31, of Chillicothe, Mario Evans, 40, formerly of Dayton, Edward E. Bellman, 45, formerly of Miamisburg, Moses M. Stevens, 53, formerly of Xenia, Jon Christopher Birt, 50, of Dayton, Jamie L. Naegele, 47, of Brookville and Anthony Scott Blankenship, 32, of Columbus, are charged in the indictment with conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
Barlage and Blankenship are also charged with one count each of possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
Barlage was employed as a corrections officer at Chillicothe Correctional Institute in June and July 2017, according to a press release. Evans, Bellman, and Stevens were inmates at the time.
Birt, an alleged methamphetamine distributor for the Dayton area, would obtain the drugs from his suppliers and he and Naegele would arrange for the delivery of the methamphetamine to the prison.
On at least one occasion, Barlage received drugs from Birt for the purpose of redistributing within the prison, according to the press release.
Birt, Barlage, and Naegle have been arrested, and warrants have been issued for the remaining defendants.
Conspiracy to distribute and possession with the intent to distribute methamphetamine are each crimes punishable by up to 20 years in prison.

Investigators say a 37-year-old McDonald man has been arrested for allegedly taking nude pictures of a teenage girl. U.S. Marshals and Warren police arrested Jasen Schiebel on Monday on a warrant issued by the McDonald Police Department.
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Question: LMPD arrest teen accused of robbing two businesses in Old Louisv - WDRB 41 Louisville News

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Louisville Metro Police have arrested a man accused of robbing two businesses in Old Louisville.
Reginald Jarvis, 19, was arrested on Saturday at South 4th Street and West Ormsby Avenue.
According to an arrest report, Jarvis entered the Family Dollar store, located at 431 West Oak Street on Saturday. He also went into a Rite Aid store, located at 409 West Oak Street on Saturday, according to police.
Officials say Jarvis tried to exit both stores without paying for merchandise.
Authorities say a victim at the Family Dollar store tried to stop Jarvis "and took him to the ground." Investigators say after Jarvis got up, he then pulled out a box cutter and tried to cut him.
According to authorities, a victim also tried to stop Jarvis at the Rite Aid store. A police report says Jarvis then pulled out a box cutter and threatened to cut the victim.
Officials say both incidents were captured on video.
Police say the box cutter was found in Jarvis' possession. Officials say Jarvis was wearing the same clothes when he was arrested that he had on when the robberies happened. Witnesses at Rite Aid store identified Jarvis, according to police.
Investigators say Jarvis admitted "that he had an altercation" the Family Dollar store. Authorities say he also admitted to being at the Rite Aid store.
Jarvis is charged with two counts of robbery. He appeared in court on Monday.
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LOUISVILLE, KY (WAVE) – A man who allegedly shot another man in the head was taken into custody five months after the shooting.
Layfierre Mitchell, 47, allegedly shot a man in the head in the 1700 block of Bolling Avenue on March 22.
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The victim was taken to University of Louisville Hospital for treatment.
Mitchell was booked into Louisville Metro Department of Corrections on Aug. 11 and charged with assault.
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From Bunker Hill to Saratoga to Yorktown, American soldiers died to secure our independence and to make a sovereign nation.\n"Today, as we celebrate the Fourth of July with friends and family, let us never forget our freedom has been earned through the blood and sweat and sacrifice of American heroes -- and these were great American heroes. And let us share the grateful heart of our nation with every veteran and member of the United States armed forces. Truly special people. We are in awe of their courage and we are eternally in their debt."\nWatch Trump\'s full July 4th message below:" Match: "Watch: Donald Trump salutes military in July 4 message"', 'A leading armed forces charity is calling on Sussex residents to help form strong support groups in their communities.\nThe Sussex branch of SSAFA – formerly known as the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Families Association –say its latest research has found that almost half (41 per cent) of British veterans, aged 25-45, have felt lonely, isolated, or suicidal since leaving the armed forces.\nIn a bid to meet this need and ensure no veteran’s call goes unanswered, the SSAFA Sussex Branch is urgently appealing to local residents to join its network of dedicated volunteers and provide support.\nChristine Cribb, head of volunteering at SSAFA, said: “Our research has highlighted just how many veterans are feeling lonely and isolated during that pivotal transition to civilian life. After all they have given us, we feel it is our duty to make sure that every veteran receives the help and support they need during this time.\n“You can help SSAFA reach more veterans in Sussex by joining our network of dedicated volunteers. They have sacrificed a great deal for us, so now it’s our turn to support them. Please get in touch with one of our team to find out more.”\nThe transition back to civilian life after leaving the military can be difficult for some veterans. Their employment, living arrangements, financial stability, and personal lifestyles all change at once as they leave behind their usual support networks and try to acclimatise to their new life.\nSSAFA volunteer caseworkers provide support to veterans and their families who are in need. This could include access to financial assistance, advice and support on personal affairs, and access to special equipment for those with disabilities.\nIn addition to volunteer case workers, the SSAFA Sussex Branch is also looking to recruit a new branch secretary and branch treasurer to help continue its vital work with veterans and their families in Sussex.\nBranch secretaries are responsible for the day to day running of the branch and provide support to all the other volunteers in the area.\nBranch treasurers are responsible for the management of all the branch funds and accounts. 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After the show, attendees will be able to buy any of the clothes, in a wide range of sizes at a greatly reduced price. Brands include: M&S, Topshop, New Look, Wallis, Evans, Windsmoor, River Island and more.\nRefreshments will be available and there will be a prize raffle.\nSee the website for tickets at www.golddiggertrust.co.uk.\nThe Golddigger Trust aims to unearth value and see real transformation in the lives of vulnerable young people.\nThe charity supports hundreds of vulnerable young people in Sheffield every year in local schools, youth groups and at their Centre for Young People on Psalter Lane.\nThis is achieved through mentoring, self-esteem and relationships courses, child sexual exploitation awareness sessions, football outreach and music and craft workshops, with thousands more helped through national projects and training programmes.\nWith mental health and emotional wellbeing issues among young people increasingly on the rise, demand for the support Golddigger Trust provides is huge. 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A former mayoress of Kenilworth celebrated her 100th birthday last week.
Barbara Watts, the widow of former town councillor and mayor Joseph Watts, was visited by current deputy mayor Cllr Mike Hitchins and by St Nicholas School pupils at a party held at Kenilworth Grange care home on Friday December 8.
Pupils from St Nicholas Primary School with Barbara
Born on December 8, 1917, Barbara was born and raised in Coventry. Growing up, Barbara was a keen Coventry City fan and would often go to games as she lived near the club's old Highfield Road stadium.
She sometimes made money from the games - Barbara would offer to look after fans' bikes while they watched the match in exchange for a fee.
Barbara was also a talented dressmaker and used to make all her own clothes.
After meeting Joseph, the pair got married and moved to Kenilworth. They had one son, John, who now lives in Australia. Barbara helped out at Joseph and John's DIY shops in Kenilworth.
Barbara and Joseph (right) meeting the Queen and Prince Philip at Kenilworth Railway Station in 1963
Joseph was elected to what was then known as Kenilworth Urban District Council as an independent councillor in 1955, and was made mayor in 1963.
The highlight of this was Barbara and Joseph meeting the Queen and Prince Philip at Kenilworth Station in 1963 as part of a royal visit.
Barbara still remembers this moment fondly and has a photo of the occasion.
She was delighted to receive a telegram from the Queen upon turning 100.

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The wife of former Crawley mayor Keith Blake said she had been “overwhelmed” by the reaction to his death.
Keith, 72, died at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford on August 3.
His wife Sally, herself a two-time town mayor, has been inundated with letters, cards, emails and calls from people wishing to pay their respects.
Offering her thanks for their support, Sally said: “It’s been overwhelming really.
“He would be so proud to know he had so much respect from the people of the town.”
As well as messages from both the Conservative and Labour groups, Sally received condolences from the Royal Air Force Association, of which Keith was a member, and the Scouts.
Keith was president of the Crawley District Scout Association and selected it as his charity during his year as mayor.
Keith’s funeral will be held at St Margaret’s Church, Ifield, on Wednesday August 30 at noon.
All are welcome to attend. Sally asked for donations to be made to the Poppy Appeal.
She said of her husband: “He was just such a special person.
“There aren’t many in the world like him and I was so lucky to have found him.”
Keith and Sally were married for 39 years and were due to celebrate their 40th on September 8.
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