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DUBAI May 2 Saudi Basic Industries Corporation (SABIC) is "very positive" about 2017 despite global challenges, its chief executive said on Tuesday.
Yousef Abdullah al-Benyan told reporters in Riyadh the firm was monitoring the global situation, but it was difficult to predict prices due to the uncertainty in oil markets.
Al-Benyan was speaking a day after the petrochemical maker reported an 80 percent jump in net profit from a year earlier in the first quarter of 2017.
Al-Benyan said SABIC had no plans to raise new debt, but might consider refinancing.
The company is aiming to become the world's third biggest petrochemical maker by growing its existing businesses and by making acquisitions, Al-Benyan said, adding SABIC was currently ranked number four. (Reporting by Marwa Rashad, Reem Shamseddine in Riyadh, writing by Alexander Cornwell and Hadeel Al Sayegh in Dubai; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips and Mark Potter)

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DUBAI May 3 Here are some factors that may affect Middle East stock markets on Wednesday. Reuters has not verified the press reports and does not vouch for their accuracy.
INTERNATIONAL/REGIONAL
* GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia stocks ride global momentum, dollar up on June Fed rate hike bets
* MIDEAST STOCKS-Saudi's SABIC slips after Q1 results; Gulf sluggish on oil but Egypt up
* Oil rebounds on U.S. stocks drawdown, declining OPEC compliance weighs
* PRECIOUS-Gold near 3-wk low on strong equities, dollar; Fed signal awaited
* Middle East Crude-Dubai edges up as market awaits more OSPs
* Trump, Putin discuss Syria ceasefire in first talks since U.S. air strikes
* Powerful Saudi prince sees no chance for dialogue with Iran
* Rival Libyan kingpins break the ice in Abu Dhabi
* Influential clerical body endorses Rouhani rival
* India cuts oil import plans from Iran by a quarter over gas field row
* Turkish banks' Q1 net profit rises 65 percent - watchdog
* EMERGING MARKETS-EM stocks hit 20-mth high on tech rally, currencies gain
EGYPT
* Egyptian non-oil business activity shrinks for 19th month in April - PMI
* Egypt seeks at least 50,000 tonnes of raw sugar
* Remittances from Egyptians abroad rise by 13.8 pct since November
* Egypt's Juhayna posts drop in Q1 profit to 58.257 mln pounds
* Lowering inflation key to Egypt's reforms -senior IMF official
SAUDI ARABIA
* Saudi private-sector growth edges up in April, PMI shows
* Saudi prince says economic reforms working, promises huge investments
* Aramco sale won't be far off 5 pct, will happen in 2018-Saudi prince
* Saudi British Bank could issue dollar bond this month - sources
* Saudi's SABIC looking at $3 bln-$6 bln acquisition opportunities
* Central bank governor says Saudi will stick to currency peg
* Bids submitted to advise on privatisation of 55 Saudi healthcare centres
* Saudi finance minister says likely to tap foreign, local bond markets again this year
* TABLE-Saudi Arabia Q1 earnings estimates
* Saudi finance minister: on track to slash deficit, delivering on payments promise
UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
* UAE non-oil business growth slows marginally in April, PMI shows
* Etihad says will no longer invest in Italy's Alitalia
* Iraq's SOMO, Russia's Litasco set up oil trade firm in Dubai - sources
* TABLE-Abu Dhabi Q1 earnings estimates
* TABLE-Dubai Q1 earnings estimates
* UAE's Arabtec launches AED 1.5 Bln rights issue
QATAR
* TABLE-Qatar Q1 earnings estimates
* TABLE-Qatar bank lending growth slows in March
KUWAIT
* Kuwait's Zain Group reports flat quarterly profit as revenue drops
* TABLE-Kuwait Q1 earnings estimates
BAHRAIN
* Bahrain's Ahli United Bank Q1 profit rises
* TABLE-Bahrain Q1 earnings estimates
OMAN
* Kuwait's Zain and Saudi Telecom vie for Oman licence (Reporting By Dubai Newsroom)


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As fundraisers go, this is one of the sweetest around.
And it's for a cause very close to many hearts - mine included. Cupcakes for animal welfare. And the safety and well-being of our forever furry friends.
Raising funds and awareness is as easy as, well - cupcakes! In fact, we're all being encourged to preheat ovens and start baking up a storm for National Cupcake Day, coming up fast Feb. 27, all in order to make - or bake a difference in animals in need.
Now in its fifth year, National Cupcake Day is presented in partnership by the Ontario SPCA and the BC SPCA, and is a collaborative event to support local SPCAs and Humane Societies across Canada.
In 2016, animal lovers across Canada raised over $615,000 in support of their local animal welfare societies.
The campaign has raised $1.85 million to date.
And it really is an easy event to participate in - all you have to do is register to host a National Cupcake Day party and invite co-workers, friends and family. Guests donate to the participating animal welfare charity of the host’s choice in exchange for a cupcake! By doing so, you're raising critically-needed funds for animals that are abused, abandoned, neglected or no longer wanted.
Cupcake Day parties can be held anywhere, and on any date in February.
“National Cupcake Day is fun, delicious and, best of all, it changes the lives of animals that have endured hardship and cruelty,” says celebrity chef Anna Olson, host of the Food Network’s Bake with Anna Olson and official ‘Cupcake Crusader’ for the campaign. “The funds you raise will have a significant impact on the animal welfare societies in your community, ensuring that their life-saving work continues.”
I can't add to that. I'm going to be hosting a cupcake day in my office knowing it's one of the sweetest - and easiest - fundraising events around.
Here are a couple of recipes to get you started. And follow the details on the sidebar if you're interested in hosting your own National Cupcake Day, too.
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How you can get involved:
1. Register for FREE at nationalcupcakeday.ca
2. Receive for your Cupcake Host Kit to arrive in the mail or download it online.
3. Customize your Personal Fundraising Centre online and ask your friends, family and colleagues to support your fundraising efforts.
4. Send your friends and family an email through your participant centre, encouraging them to show their support by donating online.
5. Plan your National Cupcake Day Party for home, work, school or wherever you think people would love to eat cupcakes.
6. Hold your National Cupcake Day Party on Monday, Feb. 27 or any day in February that works for you.
7. Bake, decorate and eat!
- Visit nationalcupcakeday.ca to register, bake and donate.
Some sweet inspiration:
RHUBARB CUPCAKES WITH STRAWBERRY CREAM CHEESE ICING
Look for rhubarb in frozen food section, or substitute frozen berries if you cannot source. Recipe and photo courtesy Foodland Ontario.
Cupcakes:
1 cup (250mL) all-purpose flour
1 tsp. (5mL) baking powder
1/4 tsp. (1mL) salt
1/3 cup (75mL) butter, at room temperature
3/4 cup (175mL) granulated sugar
2 eggs
1/2 tsp. (2 mL) vanilla
1/4 cup (60 mL) milk
3/4 cup (175mL) diced rhubarb (about 1/4-inch/0.5 cm)
Icing:
1/4 cup (60 mL) cream cheese, softened
1 Tbsp. (15mL) butter, at room temperature
3 Tbsp. (45mL) strawberry jam
2 cups (500mL) icing sugar, sifted
2 tsp. (10mL) milk
Strawberry jam (optional)
Line a muffin pan with paper liners; set aside. In medium bowl, whisk together flour, baking powder and salt. In large bowl, using electric mixer, beat butter until creamy. Gradually beat in sugar until well combined. Beat in eggs, one at a time. Add vanilla and beat until fluffy. Gradually beat in flour mixture, alternating with milk, just until smooth. Stir in rhubarb. Using ice cream scoop or large spoons, spoon batter into prepared muffin pan, filling about 3/4 full.
Bake in 350F (180C) oven for 20 to 22 minutes, or until tester inserted in centre comes out clean. Let cool in pan on a rack for 5 minutes; remove cupcakes onto rack and cool completely.
ICING: In medium bowl, using electric mixer, beat cream cheese and butter until smooth. Beat in jam. Add icing sugar and milk; beat until very smooth. Spread icing over cooled cupcakes (or use piping bag). If desired, drizzle a bit of strawberry jam (thinned with a bit of water), over icing. Store in airtight container and refrigerate up to 3 days.
Makes 12 cupcakes.
CARROT AND TRIPLE-CHOCOLATE CUPCAKES
Recipe and photo courtesy Foodland Ontario
Cupcakes:
1/2 cup (125mL) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup (250mL) light brown sugar
3 eggs, separated
1 tsp (5mL) vanilla
1/2 tsp. (2mL) almond extract
1 cup (250mL) coarsely grated carrots (about 3 medium)
1-1/2 cups (375mL) all-purpose flour
1/2 cup (125mL) cocoa powder
1-1/2 tsp. (7mL) ground cinnamon
1 tsp. (5mL) baking soda
1/2 tsp. (2mL) baking powder
1/4 tsp. (1mL) freshly grated nutmeg
1 cup (250mL) buttermilk
1/3 cup (75mL) semisweet chocolate chips
Icing:
1/2 cup (125mL) unsalted butter, at room temperature
1 cup (250mL) icing sugar
2/3 cup (150mL) cocoa powder
1/4 cup (60 mL) buttermilk
1 tsp. (5mL) vanilla
Decoration:
Half pkg. (8 oz/227 g pkg) marzipan
Red and yellow food colouring
Using electric hand mixer, beat butter with all but 1 Tbsp. (15 mL) of brown sugar until fluffy. Add egg yolks, vanilla and almond extract; beat again. Stir in carrots. Set aside.
In large bowl, sift together flour, cocoa powder, cinnamon, baking soda, baking powder and nutmeg. Fold into butter mixture, alternate with buttermilk, making 3 additions of flour mixture and 2 of buttermilk. Fold in chocolate chips.
In separate bowl, beat egg whites until frothy. Beat in remaining 1 Tbsp. (15 mL) brown sugar until stiff. Gently fold into batter until just blended. Divide among 12 paper-lined muffin cups. Bake in 375F (190C) oven for about 25 minutes or until tops are springy to the touch. Let cool completely on rack.
ICING: In bowl, beat together butter, icing sugar and cocoa powder for about 1 minute or until fluffy and smooth. Beat in buttermilk and vanilla until smooth. Spread over cooled cupcakes.
TOPPING: Knead marzipan to soften. Tint with food colouring by combining one part red food colouring to two parts yellow to make orange. Form into 12 small carrot shapes. Roll edge of small knife around each carrot, making light indentations. Make small hole in top of each carrot with toothpick; press fresh carrot greens (leaf) into hole.
Makes 12 cupcakes.
PUMPKIN BACON PUPPY PAW COOKIES
Chef Anna Olson created this special cupcakes for puppies and dogs in mind!
4 slices turkey bacon
1½ cups (375mL) pure pumpkin puree
3/4 cup (175mL) milk
1/4 cup (60mL) vegetable oil
1 large egg
1 2/3 cups (250g) whole wheat flour
1-1/2 tsp. (7mL) baking powder
1/4 tsp. (1mL) baking soda
1/4 tsp. (1mL) ground cinnamon
Preheat oven to 375F (190C) and line 2 baking trays with parchment paper.
Cook bacon over medium high heat until crisp, flipping it over 3/4 way through cooking, about 8 minutes in total. Drain bacon on a paper towel, but reserve fat in pan if you wish to use it in treats. Add cooked bacon to bowl of a food processor and pulse until finely ground. Add pumpkin puree, milk, oil and egg and pulse until smooth. Add flour, baking powder, baking soda and cinnamon and pulse until mixture is a smooth paste.
Fill a piping bag fitted with a large plain tip with mixture and pipe “puppy paw” shapes onto prepared trays. To do this, first pipe centre pad to each paw about 1-1/2 in. (36 mm) across, and then pipe 3 smaller dots above base, to maketoes. Bake treats for about 15 minutes, until they lift easily from tray. Allow treats to cool on tray before packing in an airtight container.
Treats will keep for up to 4 days in an airtight container (unrefrigerated) or they can be frozen indefinitely.
Makes about 2 ½ dozen soft treats.

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It was a bloody Easter for Asso village of Jema’a Local Government Area in the southern part of Kaduna state, as 13 persons were reported killed by unknown gunmen on the eve of the celebration.
The Nation gathered that the renewed killing in area occurred on Saturday night, when the gunmen stormed the village in their numbers, shooting sporadically.
An eye witness told The Nation that the incident occurred at about 7:00 pm on Saturday, after a peace and reconciliation meeting between locals and Fulani people aimed at finding lasting peace in the area was held.
He said the 12 persons died of bullet wounds when the attackers stormed the village and opened fire on innocent residents who were preparing for the Easter celebration.
The source said the attackers were heavily armed, adding that the operation lasted for about 30 minutes without any help from the security agencies deployed to the area.
He said three people were injured and had been rushed to the Kafanchan General Hospital for treatment.
Meanwhile, Governor Nasir El-Rufai has condemned the attack, describing it as inhuman and callous.
The Governor in a statement issued by his spokesperson, Samuel Aruwan, condoled with the victims’ families, while affirming that security operations are being ramped to rid the forest areas of the bandits.
The Governor disclosed that a new security measure called ‘Operation Harbin Kunama (II)’, would soon be launched to help the Army deal with persons responsible for the attacks.
He, however, urged security agencies to double their efforts in fishing out those behind the killings, and to act promptly on carefully vetted intelligence.
El-Rufai also appealed for support of the communities to assist the security agencies with intelligence report to help nab the killers.

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President Muhammadu Buhari Tuesday condemned the killings at a Catholic Church in Benue State, while commiserating with the families of the dead ones.
In a statement by the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, President Buhari described the killing as “vile and satanic.”
The statement said: “President Muhammadu Buhari has described as vile and satanic the killing of worshippers and two priests at a Catholic church in Ukpor-Mbalom community in Gwer East Local Government Area of Benue State.
“I extend my sincere condolences to the government and people of Benue State, the Mbalom community, and especially the Bishop, priests and members of the St Ignatius’ Catholic Church, whose premises was the unfortunate venue of the heinous killings by gunmen.
“This latest assault on innocent persons is particularly despicable. Violating a place of worship, killing priests and worshippers is not only vile, evil and satanic, it is clearly calculated to stoke up religious conflict and plunge our communities into endless bloodletting,” the President said.
Stressing that the country will not bow to the machinations of evildoers, President Buhari vowed that the assailants would be hunted down and made to pay for the sacrilege committed.
Suspected herdsmen killed 15 people in an early morning attack on a Catholic Church in Benue State, officials said on Tuesday.
The attack occurred in Ayar-Mbalom, a community in Gwer East Local Government Area.
Terver Akase, a spokesperson to Governor Samuel Ortom, said that the attackers also burnt 50 houses and sacked the entire community.
“The name of the church is St. Ignatius’ Catholic Church. The murdered Catholic priests are Joseph Gor and Felix Tyolaha, both reverend fathers”, he said
The attack comes barely four days after the murder of 10 persons by herdsmen in Guma Local Government Area, which has been one of the major scenes of carnage by suspects herdsmen since January 1.
It also comes barely a few days after Nigerian soldiers stormed Naka town in Gwer West Local Government Area of the state and set dozens of houses on fire. The soldiers said hoodlums in the community killed one of their colleagues. At least one man was burnt to death in the reprisal attack.
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Question: Waiting for Congress, Mnuchin makes 2nd emergency debt move

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Monday he is making a second emergency move to keep the government from going above the debt limit while awaiting congressional action to raise the threshold.
In a letter to congressional leaders, Mnuchin said he will not be able to fully invest in a large civil service retirement and disability fund. Skipped investments will be restored once the debt limit has been raised, he said.
In September, Congress agreed to suspend the debt limit, allowing the government to borrow as much as it needed. But that suspension ended Friday.
The government said the debt subject to limit stood at $20.46 trillion on Friday. Mnuchin has said he will employ various "extraordinary measures" to buy time until Congress raises the limit.
The Congressional Budget Office estimated in a recent report that Mnuchin has enough maneuvering room to stay under the limit until late March or early April.
If Congress has not acted before Mnuchin has exhausted his bookkeeping maneuvers, the government would be unable to borrow the money it needs to meet its day-to-day obligations, including sending out Social Security and other benefit checks and making interest payments on the national debt.
In August 2011, a standoff between Congress and the Obama administration over raising the borrowing limit came down to the wire and prompted the Standard & Poor's credit rating agency to impose the first-ever downgrade of the government's credit rating.
Raising the debt limit is a separate issue from the need for Congress to pass a spending bill to cover government operations. A failure to pass a spending bill triggers a partial government shutdown but does not carry the potential catastrophic market disruptions that a failure to raise the debt limit poses.
In his new letter, Mnuchin said, "I respectfully urge Congress to protect the full faith and credit of the United States by acting to increase the statutory debt limit as soon as possible."

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Question: Southern Baptist Denomination Cuts Ties With DC Baptists Over Homosexuality

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The Southern Baptist Convention cut relational and financial ties with the D.C. Baptist Convention for refusing to disfellowship a church with two lesbian pastors.
The Executive Committee of the SBC issued a warning to the DCBC in February in which the D.C. convention was given 90 days to remove any church in its fellowship that “practice affirming, approving or endorsing homosexual behavior,” according to Baptist Press.
The executive committee gave the warning specifically with regard to Calvary Baptist Church, which affirmed a lesbian couple as co-pastors in 2017, according to Juicy Ecumenism.
The D.C. Baptist Convention failed to comply with the SBC’s warning as of May 21 and has therefore been disfellowshipped.
“The formal relationship between the SBC and the DCBC has come to an end,” read a statement from interim Executive Committee president D. August Boto, according to Baptist Press.
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Boto told Baptist Press that the EC at its February meeting “expressed deep regret over the need to take this action, but felt compelled to affirm biblical truth over organizational relationships.”
With the severing of its relationship with the SBC, the DCBC lost its authorization “to receive and disburse Cooperative Program and other SBC contributions,” effectively cutting it off from SBC financial support and other aid.
Calvary Baptist Church publicly broke with the SBC in 2012, but because it remained in fellowship with the DCBC, the church remained connected to the larger denominational convention despite their major theological differences.
“Despite our long-standing ties to the Southern Baptist Convention, Calvary has for some time been at odds with many of the policies and public positions of the SBC,” wrote Rev. Amy Butler for the Washington Post.
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“There have been many specific issues, like a rejection of the ordination of women, for example, over which we disagreed. But increasingly these differences became more foundational.”
Boto, upon hearing from DCBC executive director Robert Cochran in a May 21 letter that the convention had not taken any action to remove homosexuality-affirming churches from its fellowship, issued a reply to formally end the relationship between the two conventions.
He said that he would soon send letters to each of the eight churches in the DCBC that have maintained financial connections to the SBC, informing them that those ties would no longer continue.
“I will soon send another letter to each of eight churches we know of in DC that are supporting SBC work through financial gifts directed through the DCBC. The letters will inform each group that the formal relationship between the SBC and the DCBC has come to an end and that, beginning (May 21), the SBC no longer recognizes the District of Columbia Baptist Convention as a Baptist body authorized to receive and disburse Cooperative Program and other SBC contributions,” Boto said, according to Baptist Press.
The SBC did not rule out the possibility of the DCBC’s future return to the fold, but stipulated that such a return was only possible in the event that either the convention disfellowships Calvary Baptist, or that Calvary Baptist repents of its actions.
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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.
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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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Question: Bruce Power awards major contracts

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Bruce Power has announced almost $1 billion in contracts for its major component replacement.
On Monday, the nuclear power plant operator announced advanced manufacturing contracts with four manufacturers totalling $914 million.
“By signing these contracts today, we have secured Made in Ontario solutions for the components we will need to successfully complete our MCR projects, extending the life of our site to 2064,” Bruce Power President and CEO Mike Rencheck said in a news release. “Today's announcements represent a $914 million investment in Ontario's highly skilled workforce, which will create untold economic opportunities for the communities in which they operate for many years to come.”
Among the contracts announced Monday were: $642 million to BWXT Canada Inc. to manufacture 32 steam generators at its Cambridge facility; $144 million to Laker Energy Products for end fittings, liners and flow elements at its Oakville location; $62 million for Cameco Fuel Manufacturing in Cobourg for calandria tubes and annulus spacers for all six MCRs; and $66 million for Nu-Tech Precision Metals in Arnprior for the production of zirconium alloy pressure tubes for Units 6 and 3.
The major component replacement is slated to get underway in 2020 beginning with Unit 6, with Units 3 to 8 all to eventually be refurbished, extending the life of the site through 2064. Bruce Power plans to invest $13-billion of its own money into the project, which actually began in 2016 with asset management program investments.
By extending the life of the site, the company has said it will create and sustain 22,000 jobs annually, both directly and indirectly, across Ontario, while investing $4 billion a year into the Ontario economy.
Bruce Power spokesperson John Peevers said Tuesday that Monday's big announcement obviously has a major impact on the communities where the affected companies are located, but it is also good news for the region around Bruce Power.
“The further we get into the process and the closer we get to embarking on that first major component replacement the more spinoff there will be locally, the more incentive there is for some of these companies who haven't located in the area, to do so,” said Peevers. “We are hearing and finding that some of the people who have already set up shop in Bruce-Grey-Huron are looking to expand again.”
So far more than a dozen suppliers of Bruce Power have expanded in the area, more than doubling the number of Bruce Power suppliers with a local presence, with more expected to come.
“We are told there are more coming and I have talked to some that are talking about expanding,” said Peevers. “We expect that will continue this year.”
Peevers said the contracts announced on Monday were some of the biggest for the major component replacement, but more contracts will be signed in the future.
“We have definitely knocked down some of the big ones, but there are still more to come,” said Peevers. “We will continue to keep the community informed about those as we go.”
On Monday, Ontario Energy Minister Glenn Thibeault called the announcement good news for the people of Ontario.
“Bruce Power's Life Extension Program makes sense for Ontario, and the announcements made today will create good jobs and benefit our economy for decades to come,” Thibeault said in the news release. “Moving forward with the refurbishment project is part of our government's plan to support care and opportunity, while producing affordable, reliable and clean energy for the people of Ontario.”

Aecon in consortium with Flatiron Constructors Canada, Dragados Canada, and EBC (together called as the AFDE Partnership) has bagged a major contract of CAD 1.6 billion ($ 1.22 billion) for BC Hydro Site C project in Canada.
The BC Hydro Site C project, also known as the Site C Clean Energy Project, is a dam and a 1.1GW hydro power station, which is being constructed on the Peace River in British Columbia province.
Site C hydroelectric project cost is CAD10.7 billion ($ 8.2 billion) and once fully operational, is expected to generate 5,100GWh of clean electricity.
Under its contract, AFDE Partnership will deliver civil works concerning the powerhouse, spillways, penstocks and power intakes, along with associated ancillary construction work of the BC Hydro Site C project.
The Site C hydro project will see the use of nearly 700,000 cubic meters of mass and reinforced concrete, 34,000 tonnes of rebar, and more than 11,000 tonnes of steel, said the Canadian construction company Aecon.
BC Hydro Site C project’s powerhouse will house half a dozen generators with an aggregate capacity of 1,100MW, with corresponding intake structures connected to it by means of penstocks, which will each be 80m long and will have a diameter of 10m.
Aecon says that the partnership’s construction work at the Site C hydroelectric project is slated to start in the spring of 2018, and likely to be wrapped up in early 2023. The Canadian construction company added that during the peak construction phase in 2021, as many as 1,600 people working on the Generating Station and Spillways civil works.
John M. Beck – President and CEO of Aecon Group, commenting on the BC Hydro Site C project contract, said: “The award of this project demonstrates the strong and diverse backlog of Aecon’s Infrastructure segment.
“We are pleased to once again work with our esteemed client BC Hydro and look forward to delivering this vital hydroelectric infrastructure with our valued partners.”
Mark Rivett – Executive Vice President of Aecon Infrastructure, added: “With Aecon’s work nearing completion on BC Hydro’s John Hart Generating Station project, we look forward to leveraging our seasoned capabilities to execute the Site C generating station and spillways civil works.”
The contract won by the AFDE Partnership is the second biggest given by BC Hydro for the Site C hydroelectric project. In 2015, it handed over a contract worth about $1.75 billion to Peace River Hydro Partners, an entity formed by ACCIONA Infrastructure Canada and Samsung C&T Canada, to carry out the main civil works of the BC Hydro Site C project.
BC Hydro has given two more contracts for the Site C hydroelectric project, a $25.2 million contract to F&M Installations for the construction of the Site C substation, and a $17.6 million contract to Reel Coh.
Under its contract, Reel Coh will be responsible for designing, supplying and commissioning of the generating station and spillways powerhouse bridge along with gantry cranes for the BC Hydro Site C project.


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SAN FRANCISCO — In another sign of escalating tensions between President Donald Trump's administration and California, the nation's top immigration official said Friday his agency will have "no choice" but to arrest immigrants who are in the country illegally in California's neighbourhoods and worksites.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement will also likely have to place immigrants arrested in California in out-of-state detention centres , ICE Acting Director Thomas Homan said in a statement.
Homan's comments came a day after Gov. Jerry Brown signed bill SB54, or sanctuary state legislation.
Starting Jan. 1, police will be barred from asking people about their immigration status or participating in federal immigration enforcement activities. Jail officials only will be allowed to transfer inmates to federal immigration authorities if they have been convicted of certain crimes.
"Ultimately, SB54 helps shield removable aliens from immigration enforcement and creates another magnet for more illegal immigration, all at the expense of the safety and security of the very people it purports to protect," Homan warned.
Federal immigration officials already carry out sweeps targeting immigrants in sanctuary cities and transfer many of their detainees to out-of-state facilities.
In his signing statement, Brown noted the bill does not stop ICE from operating in California. His office declined to comment further on the ICE statement Friday.
"They are free to use their own considerable resources to enforce federal immigration law in California," Brown wrote.
Democratic Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de Leon, who carried the bill, said Homan's statement "exemplifies the fearmongering and lies that guide this Administration."
"The Trump Administration is once again making heavy-handed threats against California because we won't help them tear apart families and our economy in the process," de Leon said in a statement.
Democratic lawmakers in California have worked to create barriers to Trump's campaign pledge to step up deportation efforts. They have also approved money for legal assistance and college scholarships for people living illegally in the U.S., and made it harder for businesses and government agencies to disclose people's immigration status.
Trump first put the spotlight on sanctuary cities as a candidate in 2015 after the killing of Kate Steinle, who was fatally shot in San Francisco pier by a Mexican national who had been deported five times.
Trump referred to the case several times while campaigning as a reason to toughen immigration policies. The case has frequently been invoked as part of the immigration debate.
He has threatened to withhold federal funding to sanctuary cities, several of which have filed lawsuits to prevent that from happening.

Last week, Health and Human Services drew criticism after reports that 1,475 of the children they placed last year were "missing,” according to a phone survey 30 days later. Trump administration officials responded by announcing an agreement by Health and Human Services to give the Department of Homeland Security access to information about sponsors they’re still vetting, and to improve the process, fingerprinting parents who attempt to claim children. Homeland Security officials said the new coordination will better protect migrant children, but some migrant advocates worry it could deter families from claiming children.


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Question: American shot in Istanbul attack considers himself 'fortunate'

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ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack on a night club in Istanbul on New Year's Eve. NBC's Richard Engel reports.
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'['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'NewsWhip nabs $6.4M from the AP, more to shed light on what’s trending']' == '['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', 'As publishers — scrambling for revenues and audiences in a rapidly changing media industry — try to get a grip on how to make the best use of social platforms like Facebook and Twitter (without simply conceding traffic to those social platforms), a startup that’s building tools to help them surface interesting content has raised $6.4 million in funding to grow its business.\nNewsWhip — which tracks what stories and themes are trending, along with influencers, and provides that data to publishers and brands so that they can follow the money, so to speak, and build out their editorial strategy — is getting its funding from two strategic investors, The Associated Press and Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun.\nAlso participating were VC firm Tribal Ventures, unnamed clients of investment bank Cantor Fitzgerald, and previous investors Enterprise Ireland, Matter VC, Social Starts, and AIB Seed Capital Fund.\nThe AP and Asahi Shimbun are already users of NewsWhip, alongside other media companies like the BBC and the Washington Post, as well as brands like MasterCard. Before this latest round, NewsWhip had raised under $3 million with previous investors including the AP, 500 Startups and others.\nNewsWhip was founded in Ireland by Paul Quigley and Andrew Mullaney 2012 and started life as a would-be Flipboard competitor, providing news digests to the public by way of an app. These days, the app no longer exists and the company focuses solely on analytics and building out as a B2B business, with a database that it says contains millions of datapoints that may not otherwise be as easily tracked by its customers.\n“Across the media ecosystem, NewsWhip is replacing hunches and guesswork with hard data and predictions. Each minute, we’re matching content and stories with the people who need to know about them. Our long tail data helps shape editorial strategy at the most important media outlets and brands,” said Quigley, NewsWhip’s CEO, in a statement.\nIt says this latest funding infusion will be used to grow out its tech even further. 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Question: Jose Mourinho: Martial should listen to me not agent

Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho has warned Anthony Martial he must listen to him rather than his agent if he wants to be a success at Old Trafford.
Martial was United's top scorer last season with 17 goals, but his equaliser in Saturday's 2-1 home win over Middlesbrough was just his second Premier League goal of the season and fifth in all competitions.
And Mourinho believes the French player's agent Philippe Lamboley is a problem amid reports he is "studying" an option for Martial to move to Sevilla.
"Anthony has to listen to me and not listen to his agent," said former Chelsea boss Mourinho.
"Martial played, he created, he scored. He fought. He was very positive. I know he is a top talent.
"He is a player with amazing conditions to be a top player.
"He has to listen to me in training every day, every feedback I give to try and improve players."
The Portuguese coach said Martial should follow the example of Armenian Henrikh Mkhitaryan who struggled for game time in the early part of Mourinho's reign before finding form with three goals in his past four games.
"With the Mkhitaryan process, I was having almost every day his agent calling me and saying 'Mkhitaryan with you will be a better player'," said Mourinho.
"With Martial every day I read the newspaper and Martial is going to Sevilla, Martial goes on loan, Martial is not happy.
"Martial has to listen to me."
Grant Leadbitter's goal after 67 minutes gave Aitor Karanka's unfancied visitors a surprise advantage until Martial swept home on 85 minutes and Paul Pogba won it 87 seconds later with a fine header.
The late turnaround -- reminiscent of the glory years of the watching Alex Ferguson on his 75th birthday -- sealed United's fifth consecutive Premier League victory and they are now unbeaten in 12 matches in all competitions.
"I think it's nice," said Mourinho.
"If the fans remember this not just for Sir Alex's birthday but for the kind of performance we had, I think it's a great tribute.
"It's a very good match to finish the year."

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The 19-year-old highlighted how much of a talent he is in Sunday’s 2-0 victory over Chelsea at Old Trafford. Given the chance to lead the line, alongside fellow academy product Jesse Lingard, Marcus Rashford tormented Antonio Conte’s defence. His early goal, pace throughout, strength and stamina earned the England international much praise.
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Mourinho believes Rashford will improve again over the next 12 months
According to the Daily Mail, Mourinho believes Rashford will improve again over the next 12 months, having acknowledged matching his breakthrough season has been a tough ask. Zlatan Ibrahimovic has largely featured ahead of him, forcing Rashford to feature out left, but a big future is in the offing up front. Although Mourinho has faith in the youngster’s potential, the Manchester United boss is going ahead with his bold summer transfer plans. The Portuguese is apparently determined to lure a new striker to Manchester, having drawn up a list of targets.
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Question: Meizu's first Android Go smartphone probably isn't coming to the US

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So there’s good new and bad news for folks that like the way Chinese phone maker Meizu designs its smartphones, but don’t like the Flyme OS user interface that the company slaps on top of Android.
The good news is that Meizu plans to launch an Android Go edition smartphone, which means it’ll have entry-level specs and near-stock Android software.
The bad news is that it probably won’t be available in the US. Admittedly, that’s only a problem if you happen to live in the US, like I do.
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While the lack of US availability isn’t a big surprise, since the company hasn’t released a phone in the US market yet, it is a bit disappointing… and it’s also not likely to change anytime soon.
Android Headlines reports that Meizu doesn’t have any plans to try to break into the US market at a time when the government is making things difficult for other Chinese phone makers including Huawei and ZTE as well as Broadcom (which is based in Singapore). If that climate changes in the future, maybe Meizu will revisit the idea.
Anyway, if you aren’t in the US (or don’t mind importing a foreign phone for use in the US), it sounds like you’ll be able to get your hands on a Meizu phone without Flyme OS software sometime in the future.
There’s no word on a launch date, specs, or pricing though. So temper your expectations.
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Question: Britney Spears Continues Vegas Residency: We’ll Get Through This Together

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Britney Spears plans to continue her Las Vegas residency after the mass shooting at the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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Spears posted a message to her social media accounts letting fans know that the show must go on. “We’ll get through this together. See you Wednesday,” she wrote adding the hashtag #VegasStrong.
Spears will be performing her Britney: Piece of Me residency at Planet Hollywood through December.

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Question: BC Lions trade turf for surf at aquafit class

The BC Lions crashed an aquafit class in Kamloops this week
If you like their moves on the field you’ll be delighted with what they bring to the pool.
The BC Lions held their annual training camp in Kamloops this past week, but what was different about this year was an impromptu team workout session.
The football players piled into the pool at the Canadian Games Aquatic Centre for a little aquafit workout.
Several members of the Lions were filmed splashing about after taking a break from their training at Hillside Stadium.
Players also invited members of the public to attend their club’s 2018 FanFest, last weekend, where those big and small had a chance to watch a practice and meet the Lions.
The team will be in Kamloops until June 7 for training.
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Question: Israel survey finds deep divisions, displeasure with leaders

With the prime minister facing a slew of corruption allegations, the peace process at a standstill and the government moving to stifle critics, it is no secret that Israel is a deeply polarized nation. But a new survey released on Tuesday shows just how divided the country has become.
The annual Israeli Democracy Index found that 45 percent, or just under half of Israelis, believe the country's democratic system of government is in serious danger. But the survey found very different sentiment among different parts of the population.
Just 23 percent of Jewish right-wing and religious voters, the base of support for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, fear that Israel's democracy is in danger. Yet among Jewish left-wing voters found in the opposition that number jumps to 72 percent, even higher than the 65 percent of Arab citizens of Israel who feel that way.
Netanyahu's government, which took office in 2015, is dominated by religious and nationalist parties, many of whom have taken an increasingly hard line against perceived critics of the government.
His culture minister, for example, has moved to block funding to theaters that produce plays critical of the government or that refuse to perform in West Bank settlements. In recent months, Netanyahu and his supporters have responded to various corruption investigations by attacking Israel's media, law enforcement, judiciary and other so-called "elites" he believes are bent on his removal.
Netanyahu's tactics have drawn comparisons to his friend, U.S. President Donald Trump, whose own war against the media and liberal critics propelled him to victory in last year's election.
According to Tuesday's survey, nearly three-quarters of Jewish right-wing voters believe "the leftist judiciary, media and academia interfere with the elected right wing's ability to rule." On the other hand, 79 percent of secular Jews believe "the religious population is gradually taking control of the state."
Yohanan Plesner, president of the Israel Democracy Institute, a respected think tank that sponsors the survey, said the country is riven by "fundamental differences of opinion," not only between Arabs and Jews and not only on questions of security.
"Within the Jewish Israeli public, deep and ongoing disagreements exist regarding the proper balance between Jewish and democratic values of the state," he said.
The survey found widespread dissatisfaction with the country's politicians. It found 68 percent of all respondents felt that parliament members do not perform their duties properly, and 80 percent believe politicians are more concerned with their personal interests than those of their constituents.
Tamar Hermann, an Israeli professor who led the research, said that while the dissatisfaction levels were similar to last year's survey, this year there was a marked increase in people who believe the country's overall situation is good, to 48 percent from 36.5 percent last year. Nearly three-quarters of Israelis are satisfied with their personal situations.
Hermann, academic director of the institute's Guttman Center for Public Opinion and Policy Research, said this contrast was striking.
"You see the politicians as if they live on another planet, whereas the public lives on this planet," she said. "In a way, it is possible to live a quite good life on the public planet, whereas on the politicians' planet the situation is quite dismal."
The study interviewed 1,024 people and had a margin of error of 3.1 percentage points. The margin increased to 3.4 points for Jewish respondents and 7.9 points for the smaller Arab sample size. The research was conducted in May, but took months to analyze and publish. Hermann said, however, that public opinion on such issues is "pretty stable."

President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benhamin Netanyahu will hold a joint press conference from the White House after their first face-to-face meeting.
Trump has been vocal in his support for Israel in the past, criticizing the Obama administration's positions and had mentioned plans to transfer the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem. Recently the president has signaled that he might back down from his strongly supportive stance, suggesting that settlements are not "a good thing for peace". The White House also said that it will not press Israel on the two state solution during the talks .
Despite the warmth of the new U.S. administration, Netanyahu finds himself politically vulnerable at home as right-wingers put him under pressure. He is also at the heart of three separate corruption investigations.
Watch the press conference live above starting at 12 p.m. EST.


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ON MY MIND
According to a report by the Moscow Higher School of Economics (featured below), some 16 percent of Russians are now living below the poverty line and 41 percent say they are struggling to afford basic necessities like food and clothing.
Less than one year before an election, this should be devastating news. And it would be in a country where elections are actually elections. But in Russia, elections are not elections. They are coronations. And next March, President Vladimir Putin is expected to easily win a fourth term.
Meanwhile, opposition leader Aleksei Navalny is acting as if he is running for president. He's travelling around Russia and setting up regional campaign offices, even though it is abundantly clear that he won't be allowed on the ballot.
As Marc Bennetts notes in another piece featured below, Navalny is successfully tapping into a growing groundswell of discontent with the authorities.
Recent polls show that 38 percent supported nationwide anticorruption protests that Navalny organized and two-thirds hold Putin responsible for official graft.
Will this matter? Despite growing deprivation, the television still appears to be beating the refrigerator in the battle for Russian hearts and minds. And despite growing anger over corruption, Russians are still willing to give their support to Putin.
But in authoritarian regimes like Russia, leaders don't just need to win fixed elections by large margins. They need to fight for and win their legitimacy every day. Any sign of weakness or vulnerability could be lethal.
Navalny appears to understand this. He seems to grasp that sooner or later, the Putin bubble will burst. He says he is planning to run in the March 2018 presidential election. But he is actually trying to win a much broader election by chipping away at the Putin regime's legitimacy bit by bit.
IN THE NEWS
The International Court of Justice says it will issue a ruling on April 19 on Kyiv's bid to block Russia from sending money, weapons, and troops to eastern Ukraine.
The United States has voiced concern over the reported persecution of gay men in Chechnya and urged officials in the Russian region to investigate, while a senior lawmaker called on President Vladimir Putin to make clear that violence based on sexual orientation is unacceptable.
The U.S.-based Committee to Protect Journalists has called on Russian authorities to do more to investigate threats against a newspaper for its reporting about gay men allegedly being rounded up in Chechnya.
Russian Foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has said he hopes the United States will not take what he called "very risky" unilateral military action against North Korea as it did recently in Syria.
A Kremlin spokesman is distancing Moscow from an incendiary commentary on Russian state TV that alleged U.S. President Donald Trump is more dangerous and unpredictable than North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Russian security agents have detained a ninth person in connection with the St. Petersburg subway train bombing that killed 15 people and injured 45 people on April 3.
A delegation from Russia's upper house of parliament, the Federal Council, have met in Riyadh with Saudi Arabia's King Salman bin Abdulaziz al-Saud for talks about the war in Syria.
U.K. Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has called Syrian President Bashar al-Assad an "arch-terrorist" and said Russia still has "time to be on the right side of the argument."
WHAT I'M READING
The LGBT Community In The Donbas
In Republic.ru, Mikhail Tishchenko looks at the plight of the LGBT community in the Russian-held areas of the Donbas.
Russia's Eurovision Ploy
Anton Shekhovtsov explains how Eurovision became the Kremlin's mousetrap for Ukraine.
The Navalny Threat
In Newsweek, Marc Bennetts, author of the book I'm Going To Ruin Their Lives: Inside Putin's War On Russia's Opposition, asks: Is Aleksei Navalny the Kremlin's kryptonite?
Russia's Standard Of Living
The Moscow Higher School of Economics has issued a report on the socioeconomic conditions of the Russian population.
Report On Russian-European Relations
The Rand Corporation's new report, "European Relations With Russia
Threat Perceptions, Responses, And Strategies In The Wake Of The Ukrainian Crisis."
The Shrinking Russophone Zone
The Financial Times examines the decline of the Russian language in the former Soviet space.
Bannon And The Russians
In Newsweek, Owen Matthews looks at White House strategist Steve Bannon's ideological ties to Russia.
The Love Lives Of Bolsheviks
In the New York Times' Red Century series, Yuri Slezkine, a history professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and the author of the forthcoming book The House Of Government: A Saga Of The Russian Revolution, looks at The Love Lives Of Bolsheviks.
What Ukrainians Think
The International Republican Institute has released its annual municipal survey tracking the views of more than 19,000 Ukrainians in twenty-four cities. The poll shows that Ukrainians are still hungry for change, but are seeking it at the local level.


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Question: Fight night: Sheffield boxer loses English title shot

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Crosspool's Loua Nassa was knocked down twice tonight and failed in his bid to become English champion.
The previously unbeaten Super Flyweight had seemed to be in control in the early rounds.
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But he lost his way to Brad Watson, who collected the vacant title.
Nassa forgot the boxing and indulged in fighting...and came off second best.
He landed a decent right in a mature, intelligent start.
In the second, a stance-switching Watson slipped briefly to the floor, but it wasn't a knockdown.
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Then the side of Nassa's head clashed with Guernsey's Watson, who came off worse with a cut to his upper eye.
His nose appeared to be damaged too - but he smiled at the end of a painful round.
Nassa bundled his opponent over in the sixth, but Watson got up and then put Nassa down with a great right hand to the jaw.
The bell came as blissful relief with the 22-year-old was clearly troubled.
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Nassa was suddenly taking the bigger hits as Watson's confidence soared and trainer Ryan Rhodes went ballistic with him at the end of the seventh.
The harsh words seemed to work, the Sheffielder put in a more composed performance in the following session.
But then both fighters abandoned any defensive strategies to tear into each other.
And Watson pinned Nassa to the ropes, for a second knockdown, the referee rightly ending it shortly after.
*There were stoppage wins tonight for Gleadless' Dan West, Doncaster's Adam Jones (over Sheffield's Danny Tombs) and a points win for Sheffield's Muma Mweemba.

The Irishwoman was one of the most decorated amateur boxers in the world with 2012 Olympic gold and five world titles to her name.
She turned professional last year and racked up six wins in just eight months before fighting Sanchez for the WBA world lightweight title on the undercard of Anthony Joshua vs Carlos Takam in Cardiff.
She took a convincing points victory, losing just one round, and will now hold her first defence, fighting as a headline act for the first time against American Jessica McCaskill at London’s famous York Hall venue.


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As George and Amal Clooney‘s twins, Ella and Alexander, near their first birthday on June 6, it’s of little surprise that they’ve inherited a little something from their famous parents.
While they’ve largely been kept out of the public eye, those who have met the twins swear they’re a perfect combination of George and Amal.
“They’re too beautiful, simply adorable,” a source close to the family tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue. “One looks just like her mother and the other is the image of his father … It looks like they took the best parts of both Amal and George and mixed them together.”
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Even George himself has acknowledged his daughter lucked out, joking to Entertainment Tonight that Ella “looks more like Amal, thank God.”
And while on first glance, it might appear little has changed for the power couple since the twins were born — after all, they’re still Hollywood’s most glamorous and seemingly relaxed couple, crisscrossing the globe for work and play. But in truth, almost everything has changed and they’ve never been happier.
“George and Amal are very hands-on parents,” says the family source of the Clooney’s, who are raising the kids between their country estate outside London, Los Angeles and their Lake Como villa in Italy, which will serve as home base for the summer.
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“George is a great dad – so fun and silly,” says another insider.
“He always plays with the babies, and seems to love it. He entertains them for hours. Amal is amazing [with them] as well. They make an incredible team.”
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Question: Liberty moves UK insurance company to Luxembourg

Provider says move will not have an impact on UK brokers and clients.
Liberty Specialty Markets (LSM), part of Liberty Mutual Insurance, has confirmed that it will redomicile its insurance company from the UK to Luxembourg.
According to LSM its worldwide operation will continue to be headquartered in London, however the actual company will be in Luxembourg and the UK operation will be a branch office for the business.
The company has previously said it would headquarter its European operations in Luxembourg in response to Brexit, and according to LSM it has now decided to move the business instead of setting up a separate insurance company.
In addition, the provider has appointed Eric Daout, who previously worked as managing director of Cigna Insurance Europe, as the general manager of its Luxembourg companies.
Alongside Daout, LSM’s European businesses will be led by Dieter Winkel, president of LSM Reinsurance based in Cologne, and Kadidja Sinz, European head of insurance based in Paris.
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LSM’s president & managing director Matthew Moore said: “Our European insurance and reinsurance businesses are highly valued at LSM. The structure that we are announcing today will set us up perfectly to take advantage of the opportunities that we have in Europe in the post-Brexit environment.
“Moving our insurance company to Luxembourg will minimise any disruption to our clients and staff by providing continuity of our insurance company paper.”
Moore further stated that the company was still “committed to London” and would keep a “substantial presence” in the city.
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He continued: “The post-Brexit structure we have chosen will mean that for our clients it will be business-as-usual. LSM will continue to be able to offer Company and Lloyd’s paper throughout the UK and Europe, and one company paper for pan-EU/UK risks.
“Our brokers will continue to receive the same high levels of service as they currently do from our teams in Europe, without any disruption caused by changing our insurance company paper.
“Europe is a key market for us and we are working towards expanding our capabilities and product offering in Europe over the coming months and years.”
LSM has established an in-house coverholder in Luxembourg, Liberty Specialty Markets Europe S.à r.l. (LSME), which began underwriting on behalf of LSM’s UK insurance company Liberty Mutual Insurance Europe from branches throughout Europe on 1 November.
The provider noted that LSME will also underwrite on behalf of Lloyd’s Brussels when it commences business.
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Iron Mountain, best known for its shredding and information management services for physical documents, is buying the US data center business of IO Data Centers for $1.3 billion.
IO Data Centers owns four colocation data centers in the US -- two in Arizona, one in New Jersey, and another in Ohio -- that provide access to large power networks for enterprises. It currently has 550 US customers across the financial services, aerospace, federal government and technology sectors.
While its roots are in paper, Boston-based Iron Mountain has made a significant push into the data center space this year. In September, the company bought a 210,000 square-foot data center from Denver-based Fortrust, and it's in the process of buying two Credit Suisse data centers in the London and Singapore markets.
Iron Mountain CEO William Meaney said the company expects its data center business to make up roughly 10 percent of Adjusted EBITDA by 2020.
"We continue to experience strong demand and growth in our data center business, with a focus on establishing a presence in the largest global markets for colocation and enterprise customers," Meaney said.
Mark Kidd, SVP and GM of Iron Mountain's data center business, added, "Importantly, this transaction also enhances our ability to support the needs of the largest cloud providers through new development with expansion capacity in Phoenix as well as New Jersey, another attractive market due to its proximity to the New York metro area."
The transaction is expected to close next month and could include up to $60 million in additional payments, the company said.
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Question: 'Evocation To Visible Appearance' Makes You Think

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In his last production before he departs Actors Theatre, Artistic Director Les Waters has dropped a work that is certain to polarize audiences: Mark Schultz’ “Evocation to Visible Appearance.”
Like he’s done with other playwrights in the past, Waters commissioned the work from Schultz for the 42nd Humana Festival; the resulting play, directed by Waters, is fairly viewed as a collaboration between these two theater artists.
After a series of ominous, darkly humorous titles projected onto the stage with stark visual impact, we are introduced to 17-year-old Samantha (Suzy Weller) as she informs her sort-of-boyfriend and co-worker Trevor (Lincoln Clauss) that she is pregnant. Her father, Russell (Bruce McKenzie) is seen barely holding it together through a job interview, her sister Natalie (Ronete Levenson) is a depressive chain smoker in a mental facility, her boss at the Bear Burger Barn, Martin (Daniel Johnson), is hassling her. And then Samantha meets black metal musician Hudson (Luke LaMontagne) on a bus stop bench.
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The setting is described in the program as “various blighted suburban locales,” but it feels much more post-apocalyptic, and Samantha’s existential crisis seems to have manifested itself in a physical reality that could be viewed as the mouth of hell. It is unremittingly bleak, and the mordant humor of the early scenes will give way to unexpected violence and an enigmatic supernatural presence. The whole thing is staged with transitions that are a disturbing visceral assault on the senses, replete with harsh strobe lighting and low, rumbling sound design that raises the hackles.
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The cast does good work. Bruce McKenzie is always a welcome presence at Actors Theatre, and his aging, broken patriarch grounds the play in some recognizable reality. Suzy Weller nails the affectless attitude of the teenage girl lost to ennui, and she finds a suitably volatile and morally slippery partner in Luke LaMontagne. He and Ronete Levenson make Hudson and Natalie acerbic sociopaths who seem chillingly comfortable with whatever darkness is enfolding them. Lincoln Clauss and Daniel Johnson are adept with their characterizations, giving Trevor and Martin individual distinction in the face of the contrasting depths of darkness found in the play’s other characters.
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Exactly what it all amounts to may so seem so subjective as to resist any tidy critical summary. For this reviewer, the originality of the piece and the avant-garde aesthetics made for energizing theater, but the pitch-black nihilism was also very off-putting. However much we may admire “Evocation to Visible Appearance,” and the exemplary work from the design team, we may not easily find a place for it in our hearts, even while it stubbornly refuses to comfortably depart our minds.
In any case, Les Waters directed plays at Actors Theatre before he was selected to be Artistic Director, and it seems likely he will return to direct again. But for now, he leaves Louisville with a potent and controversial statement that we will be talking about long after this year’s festival has ended.
Keith Waits is the Managing Editor of arts-louisville.com
Evocation to Visible Appearance
March 16 – April 8, 2018
Part of the 42nd Humana Festival of New American Plays; click here for other Humana Festival reviews.

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Question: John R. Bullis: Tally sticks were just early internal controls

Internal controls are a process to provide reasonable assurance on the efficiency and effectiveness of business operations as well as giving reliability of financial reporting and compliance with various laws. All publicly traded companies have internal control requirements since 2002 when the Sarbanes-Oxley Act was passed by Congress.
The beginning of double-entry bookkeeping is thought to originated by Luca Pacioli in about 1494. But tally sticks are the earliest form of writing dating back more than 30,000 years ago, according to an article by Nicholas Apostolou and D. Larry Crumbley. A tally stick is a stick where notches keep a count or score by cutting on the stick (or bone).
Tally sticks were used before most folks could read or write. They were used to keep track of quantities and money. Usually the sticks were notched with a knife. In some cases, the size of the notch indicated different amounts of money.
Internal control was done by splitting the tally stick lengthwise so half of the notches were on each piece. A transaction was recorded, and each party kept half of the tally stick. When the two pieces were fitted together, it was clear to see if the notches lined up, if they would "tally." That was a way to prove the transaction was correct and hadn't been changed or altered.
By splitting the stick in half lengthwise, no one could add more notches to the stick. When the two pieces were put together, it would be clear if additional notches had been added. If money had been advanced, the lender received a stick that was longer than the stick the borrower received. That seems to be where the saying "getting the short end of the stick" comes from.
Tally sticks were an internal control for many centuries. The sticks were even used to record the employee output, like how many bushels were produced each day by each employee.
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The authors say court records are evidence of tally sticks being used in the 17th and 18th centuries in Sweden and Finland as a means of verification and acknowledgement of a debt. Tally sticks were used to keep records and sometimes even circulated as a form of money. In England, about 1826, tally sticks were abolished and stored in the Houses of Parliament.
The world keeps changing. You have seen many changes in your lifetime. Now computers are helpful to see if transactions are recorded correctly and the internal controls are used to verify that.
Did you hear? "Common sense in an uncommon degree is what the world calls wisdom," by author unknown.
John Bullis is a certified public accountant, personal financial specialist and certified senior adviser who has served Carson City for 45 years. He is founder emeritus of Bullis and Company CPAs.

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The touring car a Weatherly boy offered for sale at ridiculously low figures at local garages was found to have been a stolen machine. Mayor Harvey and the police cleaned up the mystery. The parents of the boy have made good.
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Question: Mum wants school holidays banned

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The unnamed mum wants schools to run ‘52 weeks of the year’. Picture: iStock
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A MOTHER has found herself at the centre of a vicious debate thanks to her controversial suggestion that holidays should become a thing of the past.
The unnamed mum made her bold proposal on the popular parenting forum Mumsnet, where she asked fellow parents, "Why we don't just do away with [school holidays] entirely?"
She also suggested ways her radical school model could be executed.
"Run schools like a regular workplace in that they operate 52 weeks of the year," the mother posted.
"Teachers and students to get four weeks allocated holiday allowance per year and parents can use this at their discretion.
"Staff would be able to be more flexible and they would have more time in the year to teach children at a more realistic pace."
She then asked: "Am I missing why this isn't a genius idea?"
But unsurprisingly, the woman's views have been panned by fellow parents, with many dismissing her idea outright.
"Perhaps because children don't run the same way as adults?" one parent replied, while another argued: "The kids would burn out, never mind the teachers".
Another suggested the proposal would only benefit working parents, at the expense of children.
"School doesn't exist purely to facilitate working parents. The best interests of the kids should be primary," that parent wrote, while another said: "I feel like kids need time just to experience life and grow without being constantly hemmed into school life."
Others pointed out other big flaws in the plan, such as some parents not taking their child's "discretionary" holidays, instead leaving them at school permanently.
Many argued it would be next to impossible for teachers to keep track of which students needed to catch up on schoolwork if all students were able to take breaks at random times.
And several pointed out that the system would strain the government's already stretched budget, as it would then need to fork out extra cash to keep schools running permanently.
But there were some parents who sided with the poster, with some arguing the current system was "detrimental" to kids' wellbeing.
"I actually think you're right in that we should have schools operate in such a way that children and teachers aren't utterly exhausted at the end of term," one parent wrote.
"There's also a lot of evidence that the long summer holiday is detrimental.
"That said, I still think there should be some allocated holidays where kids have a longer time to indulge their interests or just get bored."

Startling statistics show a third of us daily devour chocolate for breakfast, lunch AND dinner!
Our obesity-inducing obsession with such sweet treats prompts British Heart Foundation fund-raisers to issue choc ban bid for next month's DECHOX, here accompanied by timely cacao quiz and illustrated by Kym Marsh past photo shoot campaign support.
The healthy eating call comes as survey results reveal over a third of Yorkshire folk have eaten chocolate as part of EVERY meal in a single day
Almost six in ten people (56%) across the county don't know how many calories are in their favourite confectionery bar while around half (48%) aren't aware of calorific content of fave cakes like choc chip muffins.
Over two fifths in the region (41%) feel guilty after over-indulging on sweet treats while over a third (35%) concede chocolate is increasingly sneaking its way into every meal of the day.
It's no surprise then six per cent of sweet-tooth local folk accept their choc habit has officially got out of hand while more than a fifth (21%) resort to secretly scoffing chocolate.
Shock choc stats also reveal regionally we begin to become more health-conscious in our 20s, women starting to feel guilty about gorging from 24, men from 28.
BHF heart health dietitian Tracy Parker said: “It’s no secret that we’re a nation of chocoholics. While its fine to treat yourself now and again, this survey shows how chocolate is becoming commonplace in our diets – almost from the moment we wake up to when we go to sleep.
“By challenging yourself to a DECHOX this March you can help eliminate temptation whilst raising funds for our life saving research. By ditching chocolate, you can kick start some healthier habits, and help fund the breakthroughs that will see us beat heart disease for good.”
Each year estimated 160,000 lives are cut short by heart and circulatory disease – one every three minutes!
Even though over a quarter of people (26%) rank chocolate as hardest guilty pleasure to give up, there is still hope for our region, clearly infatuated with sweet stuff.
Over two thirds (67%) of us remain confident we can give up choc for a month (67%), which bodes well for March sponsor money toward life-saving heart disease research.
After 18,000 DECHOXERS last year amassed incredible £860,000, you can this year sign up at www.bhf.org.uk/dechox, follow campaigners on Facebook and meet fellow sweet treat beaters using #DECHOX hashtag.
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Question: US-South Korean military exercises to begin April 1

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WASHINGTON (AP) - At a potentially pivotal moment of diplomacy with North Korea, the Pentagon said Monday that annual U.S.-South Korean military exercises that had been postponed for the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics will begin April 1.
In a brief statement, the Pentagon said Defense Secretary Jim Mattis and his South Korean counterpart, Song Young-moo, agreed to go forward with the maneuvers, known as Foal Eagle and Key Resolve, “at a scale similar to” that of previous years.
North Korea has been notified of the schedule “as well as the defensive nature” of the exercises, the Pentagon said.
The timing and size of the annual maneuvers are especially sensitive this year because of heightened tension over the North’s accelerated work last year on a nuclear-armed missile potentially capable of reaching the United States - followed, unexpectedly, by prospects for a diplomatic solution to the nuclear crisis.
North Korea typically objects to U.S.-South Korean military exercises, calling them dress rehearsals for an invasion. Washington and Seoul insist they are defensive and are needed to keep allied forces combat-ready.
After recent high-level talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, South Korean officials said Kim indicated his acceptance of the maneuvers. Kim also offered to meet personally with President Donald Trump to discuss giving up his nuclear weapons on unspecified terms, and Trump quickly agreed. The time and place of the unprecedented talks have not been set, but the White House indicated the summit would happen by May.
South Korean President Moon Jae-in is scheduled to set the stage for that summit by meeting with Kim in April in the Demilitarized Zone, which separates the two Koreas.
It had been widely expected that the U.S.-South Korean military exercises would go ahead, even with the new prospects for diplomacy. Some have speculated that the maneuvers would be scaled back, but the Pentagon said they would be conducted at “the same scale, scope and duration” as in previous years.
The larger of the two exercises, Foal Eagle, is a field training exercise with about 11,500 U.S. troops and about 290,000 South Korean troops, according to a Pentagon spokesman, Marine Lt. Col. Christopher Logan. The other, known as Key Resolve, will involve about 12,200 U.S. troops and about 10,000 from South Korea.
“To avoid compromising exercise objectives, specifics regarding the exercise scenarios will not be discussed,” Logan said, adding that the purpose is to “enhance” the ability of the U.S.-South Korean alliance to defend South Korean territory.
The U.S. has about 28,500 troops permanently stationed in South Korea and is obligated by treaty to defend the South in the event it is attacked by the North. The two Koreas are still technically at war because their 1950-53 war ended in an armistice, not a peace treaty.
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The United States wants China to ramp up pressure on North Korea to scrap its nuclear and missile programs or see Washington take things into its own hands, America’s UN envoy Nikki Haley has warned.
In an interview with Fox News Sunday, Haley praised the international community for keeping sanctions on Pyongyang, but added that Beijing could do more to persuade the North Korean leader to end nuclear and missile tests.
She added that President Trump, who has a “very good relationship,” with President Xi Jinping, was putting pressure on his Chinese counterpart “to do more.”
“But to be clear, China can do more and we're putting as much pressure on them as we can. The last time they completely cut off the oil, North Korea came to the table. And so we've told China they've got to do more. If they don't do more, we're going to take it into our own hands and then we'll start to deal with secondary sanctions, Haley said.
Nikki Haley was speaking shortly after Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told his American colleague Rex Tillerson that in a bid to ensure its security, Pyongyang was now willing to discuss the situation directly with Washington.
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Lavrov and Tillerson met on the fringes of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) session in Vienna on Thursday.
In the meantime, the US, Japan and South Korea launched a joint missile tracking drill on Monday.
During the course of the two-day exercise, being held off the coast of Japan, four Aegis-equipped destroyers from the three countries, will detect and track computer-simulated missiles and share information.
The drill comes less than a week after the US and South Korea held large-scale wargames, which Pyongyang said made the outbreak of war inevitable and “an established fact.”
READ MORE: US to Decide on China Policy Over Lack of Pressure on North Korea Within Week
Tensions on the divided Korean peninsula have escalated in recent months amid a series of nuclear and missile tests conducted by Pyongyang.
The situation came to a head in September when President Trump threatened to wipe North Korea off the face of the Earth.


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Question: Rickie Fowler costs golf fan £2million

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Having a rubbish Monday?
Yeah, well spare a thought for Jordan Baker. The pro golfer, aka @OfficialBakes on Twitter, would have awoken this morning to the grim realisation that Rickie Fowler cost him £2MILLION.
Way to go, Rickster…
Allow us to explain.
You may recall that, a few weeks ago, we told how Jordan was halfway to completing the greatest golf betting victory of all time, having correctly predicted that Sergio Garcia and Brooks Koepka would win the Masters and US Open respectively.
All he needed was for Rickie Fowler to win the Open and Justin Thomas to win the US PGA, and he’d turn his £2 stake into £2million at the expense of betting behemoth Bet365.
Alas, Fowler could do no better than a tie for 22nd at Royal Birkdale and, with that, the bet was bust.
However, Baker will forever be haunted by the worst two words in the English language – "what if" – after Thomas sealed victory in the US PGA at Quail Hollow last night.
What. A. Sickener.
As Thomas was staging a superb back nine charge to take his maiden major, Baker was busy keeping his Twitter followers updated on his mental state.
Oh my god, if Justin Thomas wins. I'm jumping out of a plane without a chute — Bakes (@OfficialBakes) August 13, 2017
YOUVE GOT TO BE FUCKING KIDDING — Bakes (@OfficialBakes) August 13, 2017
I feel sick — Bakes (@OfficialBakes) August 13, 2017
He did, though, offer Fowler a chance to make amends.
@RickieFowler bring me for a round at Augusta and we'll call it even. 😭😭😭 pic.twitter.com/KYAv9jN49V — Bakes (@OfficialBakes) August 14, 2017
Seems fair.
Do the right thing, Rickie.

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Controversial EuroMillions winner Jane Park was so unimpressed by a footballer's performance this weekend that she offered to put up the cash for him to RETIRE.
The 22-year-old, Britain's youngest EuroMillions winner, is a big Hibernian fan.
And on Sunday, the Scot - who at 17 won a cool £1million after buying her first ever EuroMillions ticket - appeared to lose patience with Steven Whittaker during her team’s draw with Celtic.
She tweeted Hibs’ official account, saying: “How much for Whittaker to retire. Can I pay?”
Her post attracted a mixed response, with some Hibees in agreement and others defending their player.
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Whittaker, 33, is enjoying a second spell at Easter Road, having coming through the youth ranks before spending five years in the first team. He also has 31 caps for Scotland.
He moved to Rangers for £2m before moving to England with Norwich City before making a heralded return at the start of this season.
But some fans, including Park, don’t seem to be too enamoured with his form so far.
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Social media users were split in their reaction to Park’s offer.
A user named Lesley agreed, saying: “He’s absolutely p***.”
Another account said: “Never wanted him back, needs to go, slow as a week in the jail.”
Craig Wilson joined in and aimed criticism at Manchester City loanee Brandon Barker as well. He said: “Can you pay to take that waste of space Barker with him too.”
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A Norwich fan had some empathy.
Kieran Macklin said: “We was saying that in Norwich for years.”
However others were more supportive of the full back.
David Mudie replied: “Bit OTT. Not his best game today but up against the best winger in Scotland.”
Joe Donohoe echoed that view, saying: “Up against a class player today glad he doesn't meet many more in this league.”
Park, who has spoken openly about undergoing cosmetic surgeries, also saw the end of her winning streak of bets at the weekend.
She revealed to her followers that she had placed an in-play bet on Manchester United to beat Man City at odds of 12/1 when they were 1-0 down, adding “F ** mon the United.”
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However, City went on to win the match 2-1 thanks to Nicolas Otamendi’s winning goal.
Park then tweeted: “That's no what you want”, with angry emoji.
She had previously enjoyed success at the bookies, her last win being a £217.55 scoop on a four team football accumulator.
Earlier this year she made £584.18 from the three bets including darts and football.
While she made hundreds betting on the Scottish boxer Josh Taylor during his bout against fighting ace Ohara Davies.
And two weeks ago she won £348.63 from another four-fold accumulator, including Scottish sides St. Mirren and Inverness.


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Question: 49ers ease Reuben Foster back into action after legal case

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The San Francisco 49ers are easing linebacker Reuben Foster back into the system after he missed the start of the off-season program while dealing with a domestic violence case that was eventually dropped.
Foster was not allowed to participate in the off-season program until a judge ruled last week that he wouldn’t have to stand trial on domestic violence charges. The judge determined there was no evidence that Foster ever hit his ex-girlfriend.
Foster rejoined the Niners last Thursday but has been held out of team drills as he gets back up to speed. He took part in individual drills during organized team activities but spent the time during team drills doing conditioning or watching teammates.
Defensive co-ordinator Robert Salah said there’s no rush to get Foster back into team drills but added it won’t take long for Foster to get back up to speed.
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