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Question: Chrissy Teigen Reveals The Hilarious Reason She Won’t Do Doggy-Style With John Legend

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Chrissy Teigen has NO filter! She pushed TMI to the limit on June 14 by revealing in a new interview that she doesn’t ever do the ‘doggy-style’ sex position with her husband John Legend. The reason why will have you cracking up!
Chrissy Teigen, 31, is beloved by fans for her open and honest nature, but sometimes she can go a little overboard. On June 14, she was featured on the cover of Marie Claire magazine, and she got maybe a little TOO personal talking about her sex life with husband John Legend, 38. We can’t even begin to guess how they got on this topic, but Chrissy revealed her least-favorite sex position, and why she hates it so much!
“John and I had a double date,” the gorgeous model begins, tension rising. “We were joking around, and I go, ‘John’s never seen my butthole.” WHOA THERE CHRISSY! Since when it that casual dinner conversation? But wait, it gets better. “John says, ‘Are you kidding? Every time anyone does anything doggy style, you see a butthole. I see it every time,'” Jesus, people!
Apparently Chrissy had never thought about this before, and it shattered her world. “I was like, ‘We are never doing it doggy style again!'” she insisted. Could we love this woman any more?! Apparently there’s one more thing Chrissy surprisingly doesn’t like to do, but this one isn’t sexual. “I can’t dance. I don’t take choreography very well,” she revealed. However, she said “I will twerk.” YAS QUEEN!
HollywoodLifers, what do you think of Chrissy’s anti-doggy stance? Let us know!

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Bitter tears flowed in court Tuesday when a mother and father learned that the man who stabbed their 16-year-old son to death on Father’s Day in 2007 will now become eligible for parole at an earlier date.
“The pain is still so deep and raw ... it doesn’t go away,” mom Liz Hoage told a sentencing hearing as she wiped away tears.
Seven years ago, Joseph Nicholson, of Barrie, was sentenced to life in prison for stabbing her son, Joey Tanner, of Hamilton, three times in the back in June 2007 and for the attempted murder of his friend, Jeremy Rodgers, 17, of Alliston, who suffered a knife wound to the chest and almost died in the same attack.
The jury, which convicted Nicholson, spent five days deliberating before rendering a verdict of first-degree murder which carries a mandatory life sentence with no parole for 25 years.
However, the Ontario Court of Appeal recently shot down the verdict and ordered Nicholson to be sentenced for second-degree murder instead, stating the trial judge did not adequately instruct the jury. Second-degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence with no parole for a period of 10 to 25 years.
“These were vicious, violent, stab wounds,” said Crown attorney Ray Williams, who is asking for Nicholson’s new parole eligibility to be set at 16 years.
Tanner and his teenage buddies had been drinking and snorting cocaine as they lingered outside a Barrie apartment building and taunted the young men inside to come out and fight. Inside the apartment, where there was no food in the cupboards, a teenaged single mom on welfare drank with her friends and passed around a platter of cocaine with a straw.
With a flick knife in his hand, Nicholson looked out the window and said “Let’s go,” then “bull rushed” out the door toward his victims, who only expected a fist fight.
Within seconds he jabbed his victims with such force his knife penetrated bone, lung, liver and spleen.
As he lay yelping in pain on the ground, dying, blood spilling from his wounds, Tanner cried out for his mom.
Nicholson later smirked and told his friends, “I guess I got a body under my belt now,” court heard.
Williams noted the killer has a criminal record for violent offences and while in prison was caught with a shank and has been in multiple fights. “He is a tornado of violence,” Williams said.
Court heard how Nicholson was passed around to foster homes and that his own mother used to overdose him with Ritalin medication when he was a toddler so she wouldn’t have to deal with him.
In court, Joey’s father, Bill Tanner, suddenly rose, jabbed a finger at Nicholson in the prisoner’s box and yelled: “You look me up when you get out, buddy.” He then rushed out of court.
Nicholson stood and apologized to the grieving mother and asked the judge for a chance.
“Your son did not deserve to die,” he said. “I’m sorry ... I want to rehabilitate myself.”
Outside of court, the family said the Court of Appeal decision has caused them to rehash the pain.
“There are more rights for the killers than for the victims,” said the mother.
Justice Guy Di Tomaso will impose a sentence Aug. 11.

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Convicted coast physician Dr. Albert Diaz was back in court seeking to become a free man before his sentencing in May.


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — A prominent white nationalist website that promoted a Virginia rally that ended in deadly violence Saturday is losing its internet domain host.
GoDaddy tweeted late Sunday night that it has given the Daily Stormer 24 hours to move its domain to another provider because the site has violated GoDaddy’s terms of service.
GoDaddy spokesman Dan Race tells the New York Daily News that the Daily Stormer violated its terms of service by labeling a woman killed in an attack at the event in Charlottesville “fat” and “childless.” Heather Heyer was killed Saturday when police say a man plowed his car into a group of demonstrators protesting the white nationalist rally.
Shortly after GoDaddy tweeted its decision, the site posted an article claiming it had been hacked and would be shut down.
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FILE - In this Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017, file photo, white nationalist demonstrators walk into the entrance of Lee Park surrounded by counter demonstrators in Charlottesville, Va. People are using social media to identify and shame white nationalists who attended this past weekend’s gathering in Charlottesville. At least one person has reportedly been fired as a result, showing that the power of angry online mobs can go both ways. Steve Helber, File AP Photo


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Question: Mack Smith scores 31, Eastern Illinois beats Tennessee Tech

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

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Walt Disney World plans to honor a Nebraska boy who was killed by an alligator at one of its resorts near Orlando with a sculpture of a lighthouse. A year ago Wednesday, an alligator grabbed 2-year-old Lane Graves, who was playing along the Seven Seas Lagoon beach outside Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa.
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A pirate-themed dinner theater show near International Drive is scheduled to reopen July 4, ending a 10-month span during which its roof was blown off by Hurricane Irma and a fire caused $200,000 in damage.
The 27,000-square-foot Pirates Dinner Adventure themed restaurant will add new features to its show, including more characters, along with larger chairs, a spokesman said Wednesday.
The company plans to host a job fair in early to mid-June, hoping to hire more than 200 waiters, cooks, cashiers and other service positions.
The theater has already held a few auditions for show talent positions and has rehired some of the more than 200 workers who were laid off in the aftermath of the hurricane.
The attraction, 6300 Carrier Drive, has been closed since Hurricane Irma damaged the building last year. It had been scheduled to reopen this month but an April 9 fire pushed that back.
The fire was likely started by a welding gun that sparked nearby materials, according to a report released earlier this month by state Chief Financial Officer Jimmy Patronis’ bureau of fire and arson investigations.
“The hurricane was a big hit but the fire brought us together like a family,” Spokesman Skyler Rankin said. “Everyone is coming together to get ready for [July 4]. To have a good entertainment venue, it can take a year to get ready. We are doing it in a month.”
The eight-page report called the fire at the theater accidental and said it resulted in about $200,000 in damages.
The welder, identified in the report as Brian Davis, suffered first-degree burns to both arms, his left hand and his face.
Davis tried to put out the fire, telling investigators that he used several fire extinguishers in that effort. The report said four spent fire extinguishers were found nearby.
The two-alarm fire began at about 2:40 p.m. April 9, about 15 feet from the replica 18th-century pirate ship that serves as the attraction’s centerpiece. It consumed about 15 percent of the building’s roof, the report said.
Tickets for the revamped show will be $61.95 for those age 11 and older and $35.95 for children ages 3 to 10 according to the theater’s website. Those under 3 will enter free.
The rebuilt venue will have just more than 800 seats, which is a drop from the previous total of nearly 900. That’s to make room for the more comfortable seats, Rankin said.
Rankin said those who have been rebuilding withstood the fire coolly because they had already been through a hurricane.
“If you remember, we were close to opening when the fire hit,” he said. “At that point, we were excited and said, ‘Don’t worry about it. Let’s do it again.’”
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CAPTION For the first time at SeaWorld Orlando, the park will have a daily parade that features Elmo and other characters. For the first time at SeaWorld Orlando, the park will have a daily parade that features Elmo and other characters. CAPTION For the first time at SeaWorld Orlando, the park will have a daily parade that features Elmo and other characters. For the first time at SeaWorld Orlando, the park will have a daily parade that features Elmo and other characters. CAPTION A sneak peek at the new Hall of Heroes at the Orlando Science Center, Friday, May 25, 2018. Hall of Heroes showcases interactive exhibits based on superheroes including Superman, Batman, Ironman and the Incredible Hulk. The nationally-touring exhibition will be at OSC through Sept. 3. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel) A sneak peek at the new Hall of Heroes at the Orlando Science Center, Friday, May 25, 2018. Hall of Heroes showcases interactive exhibits based on superheroes including Superman, Batman, Ironman and the Incredible Hulk. The nationally-touring exhibition will be at OSC through Sept. 3. (Joe Burbank/Orlando Sentinel) CAPTION Vicki Denton, who on vacation to Orlando from Ohio, perused items in the gift shop at Hollywood Studios when the alleged incident occurred in 2016. Vicki Denton, who on vacation to Orlando from Ohio, perused items in the gift shop at Hollywood Studios when the alleged incident occurred in 2016. CAPTION Legoland brought back its stage show. Legoland brought back its stage show. CAPTION Disneyland’s Star Wars land will open in summer 2019. In fall 2019, it will debut in Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios in Florida. Disneyland’s Star Wars land will open in summer 2019. In fall 2019, it will debut in Walt Disney World’s Hollywood Studios in Florida.
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"['Represent this title to get a news article that provides more details about it', "PREVIEW: Star Wars Identities exhibition is star attraction for Father's Day"]" == "['Represent the article to find a fitting news title', "The force is strong in the UK with a new Star Wars exhibition world tour bringing a whole new experience to fans - and set to be a top Father's Day destination this weekend.\nFor almost 40 years, audiences around the world have followed the adventures of Anakin and Luke Skywalker, cinema’s most famous father and son duo.\nNow comes STAR WARS Identities, a redefined modern exhibition experience in which visitors can rediscover the unforgettable characters of Star Wars in a whole new way.\nDeveloped and produced by Montreal’s X3 Productions in collaboration with Lucasfilm Ltd., the exhibition - at London's O2 to September 3 - makes use of an extensive archive collection from the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art to explore the sciences of identity through the characters of StarWars.\nThe stunning collection of some 200 props, models, costumes and artwork from the original Star Wars films, an interactive identity quest, and insightful scientific content, will all work together in STAR WARS Identities to follow the dramatic journeys of Luke and Anakin Skywalker.\nTICKETS: For full details, schedule and ticket information, visit, www.theo2.co.uk/starwars or www.starwarsidentities.com.\nVisitors can develop a better understanding of what makes the characters of Star Wars who they are, and at the same time explore their own identity with one question: What forces shape you?\n“This exhibition offers a fresh perspective on the beloved characters of Star Wars,” says Jacques-André Dupont, President and Executive Producer of X3 Productions.\n“We get a deeper understanding of their identities, and, at the same time, we get a deeper understanding of our own.\nThe collection, the interactive components, and the scientific content work hand in hand here to create a seamless and exciting experience for our visitors. It’s a character-driven adventure into identity.”\nSTAR WARS Identities: The Exhibition: Photos: Lucasfilm Ltd & TM 2017\nWorking with the Montréal Science Centre and a committee of scientific advisors, exhibition developers of STAR WARS Identities divided the study of identity into three major themes: the origins of the characters, the influences that shape them, and the choices they make during their life. Within these three themes, ten components of human identity are explored: species, genes, parents, and culture in Origins; mentors, friends, and marking events in Influences; and occupation, personality, and values in the final zone,Choices.\nThese components form the backbone of the exhibition, exploring the complex notion of identity both in the real world and in creative fiction. Original content throughout the exhibition will shed light on each of the components of identity; simultaneously, “making-of” featurettes explore the stories behind the development of many iconic Star Wars characters, explaining how they became who they are, and showing how different creative choices could have made them different characters altogether.\nThe vast and exclusive collection of some 200 objects from the Lucas Museum of Narrative Art features props, models, costumes, and artwork from the original Star Wars films. This rich collection spans the original Star Wars canon, drawing from the classic (1977-1983) and prequel (1999-2005) trilogies, the animated series The Clone Wars, as well as a few artefacts from the recently released StarWars: The Force Awakens. Fan favourites like Darth Vader, R2-D2, Chewbacca, Boba Fett, Yoda, and the Millennium Falcon – among many others – are sure to delight visitors of all generations.\nSTAR WARS Identities puts the visitor at the centre of the exhibition experience with an interactive identity quest that spans the duration of the visit.\nYoda at STAR WARS Identities: The Exhibition: Photos: Lucasfilm Ltd & TM 2017\nClosely interwoven with the collection and the educational content, this unique interactive experience will use technology to help visitors of all ages create their own personal and original Star Wars identity by incorporating elements of their own identity with fictional elements. 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Question: Signed copy of Hitler's Mein Kampf up for auction in the Ribble Valley

An "extremely rare" signed copy of Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf is to be sold at a Clitheroe auction house this morning.
The blue cloth-covered 1935 edition bears the Nazi dictator's signature on the front fly leaf.
It was presented to former BBC and Oxford Mail journalist Peter Cadogan during a visit to Munich in the late 1930s.
It will be sold at Silverwoods auction house on Lincoln Way and is expected to raise more than £1,000.
Auctioneer James Thompson said some people "wouldn't touch anything Nazi with a bargepole", but others believe the book should be preserved, despite Hitler's appalling reign.
"In a way, it's a way to touch a monster," he added.
Mein Kampf, which translates as My Struggle, was first published in 1925 and sets out Hitler's political ideology and plans for Germany.
The example being sold is thought to be especially rare because Hitler was known to resist signing documents of any kind.

An auction featuring about 60 life-size wax figures, including one of Albert Einstein signed by the man himself, will be auctioned next month in Gettysburg. Wax figure auction scheduled for Gettysburg next month An auction featuring about 60 life-size wax figures, including one of Albert Einstein signed by the man himself, will be auctioned next month in Gettysburg.
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Question: Bruno Mars Releases ‘Versace on the Floor’ Video Starring Zendaya

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Last week, Donatella Versace posted a video for Bruno Mars’ “Versace on the Floor,” which featured a whole bunch of glamorous models. Now, Mars has released his own video for the song, which stars Zendaya.
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Mars is shot in low light as sensual colors swirl around him. And in separate images, Zendaya looks stunning in a glittery, silver dress. Of course, both artists are wearing Versace, but considering how nice Zendaya’s outfit is, it probably should have wound up on a hanger instead of on the floor.

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Selena Gomez has released the music video for her new single “Bad Liar.”
The visual, which was directed by Jesse Peretz, features Gomez playing multiple roles including a high school student, her blonde alter-ego, and her own parents (both the man and woman).
The clip ends with a title card that reads “Coming Soon,” followed by the word “Fetish.” Is this the title of Selena’s new album or next single? Only time will tell.
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The state of Dale District School By John Erbach. Dale District School Board Member After serving the Dale District on our School Board...
The state of Dale District School
By John Erbach. Dale District School Board Member
After serving the Dale District on our School Board for a year now, I am humbled at the tremendous success of our County’s schools and the opportunities to build on those successes. Chesterfield County has one of the finest school systems in Virginia, and the schools in the Dale District are no exception. But, there are opportunities for growth and improvement. This School Board is not satisfied with Chesterfield’s Schools being among the best in the Commonwealth. Together with our new Superintendent, Dr. James Lane, my colleagues on the Board and I are committed to making our schools among the best in the nation. CCPS has its best days ahead of it, and this is especially true in the Dale District, where we have laid a solid foundation for our community’s future.
For the first time in decades, the School Board will build a new school building in the Dale District. Beulah Elementary, which opened in 1928, will get a new building at a location more centrally located in the school’s attendance zone. The design will give this community a structure we can be proud of, while demonstrating improved fiscal management of school construction. We expect Beulah Elementary to open at its new location in 2018.
Like Beulah, which has ably served generations of families, elementary schools throughout Dale are achieving great things. Special Olympics Virginia recognized Gates Elementary for demonstrating superior commitment to inclusion, acceptance, respect and dignity for all. Creative events like the Polar Plunge Reading Challenge encourage Hening Elementary students to read more, while Hopkins Elementary welcomes visitors monthly as a community distribution site for the Chesterfield Food Bank.
Time and again I hear from friends in the community that our teachers and staff make Chesterfield what it is. Falling Creek Elementary Principal Pam Johnson is a recent National Distinguished Principal; Jacobs Road Elementary’ s Jackie Slewmaker was named the 2016 Virginia Elementary School Counselor of the Year; and Salem Church Elementary’ s Meghan Tarabay was one of 63 teachers of the years elected to represent their respective school.
Along with my colleagues on the Board and Dr. Lane, I am proud of how our teachers and staff help our children learn and grow every day.
We are adding new resources and considering innovative programs to help Falling Creek Middle return to full accreditation. Even though student performance is trending upward, the school did not meet required “SOL” benchmarks. We have added dedicated instructional coaches, additional teachers and the use of a universal screener that allows us to measure quickly each student’s current skill levels to better target instruction and measure academic growth. We expect the school to be fully accredited in the next two years, and my colleagues and I are committed to making that happen.
Salem Middle students and families are now supported by the “Communities In Schools” program, and the school is now a proud partner of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. These programs provide positive support to students at Salem Middle.
Our high schools are leading the way in innovation. Meadowbrook High’s newest center, the Meadowbrook Academy for Digital Entrepreneurship (“MADE”), teaches students the skills necessary to build a 21st century start-up company in an environment like a modern business school. Students have competed in Shark Tank-like competitions, pitching their ideas and products to business leaders throughout the Richmond area while earning accolades usually reserved for college students. Now in its second year, the MADE Program continues to expand and has now opened an impressive maker space where students can bring innovative ideas to life.
Speaking of maker spaces, Bird HS has plans to open its maker space for public use in the near future. This will allow the entire community to see how Bird
High’s specialty center, the Governor’s Academy for Engineering, is educating the next generation of engineers. Students in the program explore a wide range of engineering fields while building an understanding of the core skills necessary to achieve an engineering career. On top of this, the school’s RoboHawks club has competed in world competitions and finished towards the top of their bracket in 2016.
Chesterfield’s schools succeed in preparing students for success, and we are going to build on these successes to bring our children to new heights. I am proud to serve the Dale District on the Chesterfield County School Board, and I look forward to what we can achieve in the years to come.


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The truck driver whose inattention on Highway 401 resulted in a horrific crash that killed a Amherstburg woman and her teenage son has pleaded guilty to criminal charges.
Manjit Parmar, 52, of Brampton, was in court in Chatham on Wednesday to plead guilty to two counts of dangerous driving causing death.
Parmar was behind the wheel of a transport truck that smashed into a GMC Sierra pickup truck in the westbound lanes of the 401 near Chatham on the afternoon of July 30, 2017.
Inside the pickup truck was the Brundritt family of Amherstburg: Lacie Brundritt, 42, her husband Mike, and their sons Kyle, 14, and Evan, 12.
Mike and Evan were injured. Lacie and Kyle were pronounced dead at the scene.
On Wednesday, Parmar also pleaded guilty to three counts of dangerous driving causing bodily harm.
Last year, Ontario Provincial Police commissioner Vince Hawkes included the incident among his examples of “driver inattention at its worst.”
The Brundritts were returning to Amherstburg from a camping trip and were towing a camper trailer at the time.
A minor collision in the area had slowed traffic, and the Brundritts found themselves at the end of a queue.
Parmar’s transport truck ploughed into the Brundritt’s vehicle from behind at full speed.
Both the pickup and the camper trailer were crushed upon impact, spreading debris across the roadway.
OPP said the transport truck was travelling at such a speed that it mounted the wreckage of the Brundritts’ vehicle and continued to collide with five other vehicles.
In a press conference last year, Hawkes lamented “the tremendous toll on the lives of innocent citizens when commercial transport truck drivers are not paying full attention to the road.”
Parmar has been scheduled for sentencing in September.
Under the Criminal Code of Canada, dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death is an indictable offence with a maximum penalty of 14 years in prison.
Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing bodily harm has a maximum penalty of 10 years.

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Radders has said he will be playing his fringe players in the derby, probably a similar line up to the one selected for Cas. Radders is going to use the Salford friendly as his first team run out.
Sheens is expected to give the whole squad a run out, fielding his 'first team' in the first half.
For me, the watching brief will be on the tactics and systems Sheens has been instilling into the squad. At the Wakey trial he had the players driving the ball with tempo, the half backs kick-n-chase with orders of keeping the ball in-play, and a defensive press in the opposition 20m. It was classic Sheens. It will be interesting to see how this pans out in the rigours of match conditions.

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Question: Iceland closes gender gap but violence against women remains

REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) — For nine years in a row, the World Economic Forum has ranked Iceland as having the world’s smallest gender-equality gap, and for about as long gender studies professor Gyda Margret Petursdottir has been asked how the Nordic island nation became such a paradise for women.
Her reply: “It isn’t.”
Iceland has a female prime minister and some of the world’s strongest laws on workplace equality and equal pay.
It also has one of Europe’s highest per-capita levels of reported rapes, according to statistics agency Eurostat, although legal definitions differ from country to country, complicating comparisons.
A 2010 University of Iceland study found that 30 percent of Icelandic women aged 18 to 80 reported having been physically attacked by a man at least once, including 13 percent who reported suffering rape or attempted rape.
Icelanders are experiencing a stark realization: Equal representation does not, by default, eliminate gender-based violence.
Petursdottir said the “myth” that Iceland’s record on gender equality makes it a safe haven for women is a distraction from the steps needed to fight systematic abuse.
“Men need to find ways to change their ideas about masculinity,” Petursdottir said. “That’s the biggest challenge now.”
The sexual misconduct allegations against powerful men in Hollywood, politics and beyond, and the “Me Too” campaign launched by women speaking out against abuse, have reached this volcanic island below the Arctic Circle.
Hundreds of women in Icelandic politics, entertainment and academia recently signed a pledge against sexual harassment and urged male colleagues to change their behavior.
More than 40 percent of lawmakers in Iceland’s parliament, the Althingi, are women. Last month left-wing leader Katrin Jakobsdottir became prime minister in a coalition government — Iceland’s second female leader in the last decade.
Her appointment is another point on the Global Gender Gap index for a country regarded as a champion of gender equality.
The index measures life expectancy, educational opportunities, political representation, equal pay and other factors — but not gender-based violence.
Feminists argue that Iceland’s star ranking masks continuing violence, harassment and everyday sexism — and that fixing the problem will need a transformation in the way men — and women — think and behave.
In a series of 137 anonymous accounts from women in politics recently published in local media, one female legislator illustrated everyday sexism with a story of a male opponent who complimented her looks right before she took the podium in an attempt to throw her off-topic.
Andres Ingi Jonsson, a lawmaker for the Left Green Movement, said the example shows how parliament, even more than other workplaces, risks becoming a harmful environment for women, since disarming opponents is a key part of politics.
“The basic tools we use can be influenced by sexually degrading language, and we need to remove that from the toolbox,” said Jonsson, who is among a group of male parliamentarians seeking to get men to become actively engaged in promoting gender equality.
The group successfully petitioned the speaker of parliament to host a workshop in February during which Iceland’s 63 legislators have been invited to openly discuss sexual harassment in the workplace.
“It won’t be an easy day,” Jonsson said.
He is optimistic that everyone will attend, even though some will approach the workshop with a more open mind than others.
“We have to be ready to open our hearts a bit,” Jonsson said.
Iceland may be far from perfect, but its politicians have taken gender equality seriously.
Icelandic law requires private companies to have at least 40 percent women on their boards and offers men parental leave equal to women. Starting next year, the Equal Pay Law will audit companies to prove that they are paying men and women the same for comparable work.
There are indications of a change in social attitudes and an unwillingness to turn a blind eye toward sexual harassment.
Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, has a vibrant nightlife scene, and dozens of bars and clubs have tried to create a safer atmosphere by putting up posters urging guests to notify staff if they feel harassed.
Activist Helga Lind Mar said the scene has changed noticeably from a few years ago.
“We still have creeps,” she said, sitting by Reykjavik’s bar- and-restaurant-lined Laugavegur Street, famous for its long party nights. “But they are more afraid to be called out on their behavior.”
And educators have started to think about how to raise a generation of non-sexist adults.
At Reykjavik’s Borgarholtsskoli high school, teacher Hanna Bjorg Vilhjalmsdottir oversees lively discussions in her Introduction to Gender Studies class.
The aim of the class is to get young adults to notice everyday discrimination, stereotyping and harmful messages, she said.
When Vilhjalmsdottir, a pioneer of the concept, pitched the idea to school administrators 10 years ago “they were extremely skeptical,” she said. Now versions of the course are taught in 27 of Iceland’s 33 high schools.
Student Tinna Karen Victorsdottir said the course has changed her perception of life more than any other class.
She said she often brings class discussions to her family’s dinner table and shares course readings and videos with her parents. Over time, her parents have changed their behavior, too.
“My dad has taken on totally new house chores,” she said. “I guess it inspired him to see me this eager.”

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NEWARK, N.J. — Mario Batali is giving up oversight of the daily operations at his restaurant empire following reports of sexual misconduct by the celebrity chef over a period of at least 20 years.
The online site Eater New York, part of Vox Media, reported Monday that the incidents involve at least four women, three of whom worked for Batali. The women, who were not named in the Eater story, claim that Batali engaged in behaviour including groping one’s chest and grabbing one from behind and holding her tightly against his body.
In a prepared statement sent to The Associated Press, Batali said that the complaints “match up” with his past behaviour.
“I take full responsibility and am deeply sorry for any pain, humiliation or discomfort I have caused to my peers, employees, customers, friends and family,” Batali said.
A spokesperson for Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group says an employee reported inappropriate behaviour by Batali in October. The company told Eater it was the first formal complaint against Batali and that he was reprimanded and required to attend training.
Batali will also take leave from his ABC cooking show, “The Chew.”
“We have asked Mario Batali to step away from The Chew while we review the allegations that have just recently come to our attention,” the network said Monday. “ABC takes matters like this very seriously as we are committed to a safe work environment. While we are unaware of any type of inappropriate behaviour involving him and anyone affiliated with the show, we will swiftly address any alleged violations of our standards of conduct.”
The allegations against Batali are just the latest in a series of incidents that include Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Louis C.K., Matt Lauer, resignations in the U.S. House and Senate and calls again for President Donald Trump to address sexual misconduct allegations that he’s faced. Last week Time magazine named the “silence breakers,” those that have shared their stories about sexual assault and harassment, as Person of the Year.
The 57-year-old Batali was well known in culinary circles, taking jobs early in his career as a sous chef at the Four Seasons in Santa Barbara and San Francisco.
His career took off after opening Po in New York City in the early 1990s, and he skyrocketed to fame with the airing of “Molto Mario,” a show that ran on the Food Network for eight years, until 2004. It was there that his signature look, a fleece vest, shorts, and orange Crocs, became instantly recognizable to most people.
The Food Network, which was planning to relaunch “Molto Mario,” said Monday that it was placing its plans on hold. “Food Network takes matters like this very seriously,” the network said in a statement.
Batali also co-owns restaurants in a handful of cities. The Batali & Bastianich Hospitality Group owns or operates several restaurants, including Babbo in New York, Carnevino Italian Steakhouse in Las Vegas and Pizzeria Mozza in Los Angeles. It’s also a partner in Eataly, an Italian food hall and grocer, which has locations in New York, Chicago and Boston.
Batali has long been socially active. The Mario Batali Foundation advocates child nutrition. He has come out forcefully against hydraulic fracturing, a method used to extract oil and gas.
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Joseph Pisani in New York contributed to this report.

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Five female kitchen workers in Boston are detailing a sexual harassment lawsuit they’re filing against a national restaurant chain.
The Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights and Economic Justice, which represents the women, says the lawsuit being addressed Tuesday highlights the plight of women in low-wage positions like dishwashers, cleaners and cooks.
It comes as allegations of sexual misconduct have roiled American politics, media, film and other white-collar industries.
The lawyers’ committee, a Boston-based nonprofit, says the lawsuit alleges a workplace filled with “lewd behavior, sexually inappropriate comments and unwanted touching.”
The woman and their attorneys are expected to speak Tuesday. The committee hasn’t named the women or the restaurant chain yet.
Celebrity chef Mario Batali stepped away from his restaurant empire Monday after four women accused him of inappropriate touching.


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The provided query could be '['I found this news title. Can you represent it to find an explanatory news article?', 'What reporter knew about alleged 2010 rape']' and the positive '['Represent this text to find a news title for it', "CLOSE More women and girls are giving victim statements or having them read in a Michigan courtroom in a third sentencing hearing for Larry Nassar. (Jan. 31) AP\nTom Izzo sits alone before Michigan State's basketball game with Penn State Wednesday night. (Photo: Mike Carter / USA TODAY Sports)\nAt times like this, with a scandal unfolding and the competition for information intense to the point of frantic, you’ve got to have sources.\nStuart Dunnings III was one of my best. He comes to mind as I wake up every day to new reams of information and commentary on Michigan State, the latest home for college sports turmoil. It’s also the former home of me and a place I covered stretching back to the 1990s at the campus newspaper, The State News. Michigan State football and men’s basketball was my beat from 2003-12 at the Lansing State Journal and from 2012-16 at the Detroit Free Press.\nSo I’ve got a lot of thoughts on this story, a staggering tragedy because of the way Larry Nassar, enabled by Michigan State and USA Gymnastics, assaulted so many girls and women over so many years. It’s also ongoing and fast moving, and the focus has shifted to Mark Dantonio and Tom Izzo because of an ESPN “Outside the Lines” report about the handling of sexual assault allegations in their programs.\n► More: Covering Larry Nassar and the most courageous athlete I've ever known\nBut let’s start with Dunnings, the former Ingham County (Mich.) prosecutor, and what I thought was a “scandal” in 2009. It was actually a fight at a dormitory involving several MSU football players, but months of coverage ensued and Dunnings was aggressive in charging them. He was hated at Michigan State, a University of Michigan graduate and holder of front-row, season tickets to Michigan basketball who clearly lived to torment the Spartans.\nStory continues below\nMore from The Tennessean Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Subscribe\nTo me, he was a person who did his job the right way. He was not a Michigan State stooge. Let’s go back several more years. My wife and former rival editor at The State News — we often fought over “shared” entertainment and sports pages — covered the crime beat at the Lansing State Journal while I worked as a news copy editor.\nShe saw and wrote about a lot of awful things, and her series on a teen prostitution ring in Lansing, which helped break up the ring, is considerably better and more important than anything I’ve done as a journalist. Dunnings was a valued source for her. They got along well and trusted each other. So when I got the MSU athletics beat in 2003, I had an in with Dunnings that paid off several times.\nThat was especially true in late 2009 and early 2010, covering the fallout of that fight. I called Dunnings constantly to get any information I could. He gave me a tip that one of the MSU players involved had been charged with burglary in Florida the previous summer. I found the records and broke the story, which explained Dantonio’s previously unexplained suspension of that player during preseason camp.\nI think back to that time, and how freaked out the Michigan State people were, and how angry Dantonio and Izzo were at me and other reporters, and it seems so trivial now. But another situation came up in the fall of 2010.\nCLOSE Michigan State basketball coach Tom Izzo talks to media on Wednesday, Jan. 31, 2018, after the Spartans beat Penn State. Chris Solari/Detroit Free Press\nHow the original story was reported\nKeith Appling and Adreian Payne, freshmen on Izzo’s team, had allegedly sexually assaulted a woman on campus during move-in weekend. An independent publication called the Michigan Messenger broke the story, though it did not name Appling and Payne. Appling and Payne were not named publicly until the ESPN report last week.\nEditors at the Lansing State Journal and Detroit Free Press decided quickly that we would hold off on writing anything until a decision was made on charges. The Detroit News ran a blurb about the Michigan Messenger story, maybe two paragraphs long. MLive.com wrote a longer piece, including some passages from the Michigan Messenger.\nI know that’s often not how things go these days — witness the 2013 coverage of whether Jameis Winston would be charged with sexual assault — but I appreciated the decision of our editors. I found it careful and responsible. In the meantime, I leaned on Dunnings.\nI did not try to track down the alleged victim. Nearly two years ago, in another column on sexual assault, I expressed regret over this. But I wasn’t going to investigate this crime better than the authorities. I didn’t ask MSU people much about it, either. To be honest, I just knew they’d say Appling and Payne were innocent, and I really didn’t want to hear anything negative about the woman.\nMichigan State Spartans football coach Mark Dantonio looks on from the stands during the first half at Jack Breslin Student Events Center. (Photo: Mike Carter/USA TODAY Sports)\nAlso, I was a sports beat writer, not an investigative reporter, and I was covering a football team making a Big Ten championship run, with basketball season about to start, with three young kids at home including my 2-month-old daughter … see how the excuses just tumble out when you’re feeling guilty?\nHow coach Tom Izzo reacted\nIzzo goes off the record on just about anything, often in colorful and emotional ways. Not on this, not with me. This was an incredibly tense time at Michigan State. Dunnings and his people were determining whether two players on Izzo’s team would face charges and potentially long prison sentences.\nIzzo did not suspend them at the time, and I’m not sure he punished them at all. Had he suspended them, of course, he also would have identified two alleged rapists to the public. We all knew who they were — Dunnings told me — and it was common knowledge on MSU fan message boards. But most of the world found out last week.\nIzzo’s actions then told me he believed them. Otherwise, how do you even keep them on your team? When Dunnings would finally talk to me about this, as the investigation was wrapping up, I got the same thing from him in words. To sum up those off-the-record conversations, he did not believe her.\nHe later put out a press release explaining the decision not to prosecute an incident “on the MSU campus.” He cited the input of chief assistant prosecutor Lisa McCormick and assistant prosecutor Debra Bouck and wrote that “our office reached the conclusion that no crime had been committed.”\nIf you go through all the interviews and information available about that situation, you will not be certain of anything. And now the woman, Carolyn Schaner, has allowed ESPN to identify her and has given Paula Lavigne and Nicole Noren of ESPN more details on that evening. And that has made me revisit what I was thinking eight years ago.\nCLOSE Michigan State's football coach Mark Dantonio held a brief press conference in East Lansing on Friday, Jan. 26 to address the Larry Nassar scandal. Chris Solari/Detroit Free Press\nIt has made me think of Jessica Luther’s excellent book “Unsportsmanlike Conduct: College Football and the Politics of Rape,” which is heavily a criticism of media — that we inherently assume women are lying in these situations and proceed as such, even though it’s far more common for women who are assaulted to not report the crimes at all.\nI never actively believed anything for certain on this situation. I remember talking with other reporters on the beat about how we’d never do any flowery features on Appling and Payne. But we essentially proceeded as if we believed Schaner lied. This goes for national media, too.\nEveryone knew about the allegations, but they were quickly forgotten. On to Appling’s crossover dribble and Payne’s feathery 3-point shot.\nHow things have changed now\nLife went on. Dunnings eventually got caught up in his own scandal, spending 10 months in jail for soliciting the services of a prostitute. He got out in September. I talked about this column with my wife this week and asked her if she thought Dunnings could have been compromised or would have covered for MSU while in office.\n“I’d be surprised,” she said.\nThe standard for what's surprising anymore is changing, of course. For the record, I’ll be surprised if we find out Izzo or Dantonio did anything they shouldn’t have done in these investigations. If they did, they’re gone. If they didn’t, they should be around to lead a place that suddenly faces a leadership vacuum among many other issues.\nI was surprised to hear about the allegations of assault and sexual assault against former Michigan State basketball player Travis Walton in the ESPN report (which he has denied). That was the only thing new to me. Shortly before I left the Free Press for The Tennessean, I got information on sexual assault allegations against MSU football players using open-records requests.\nI passed those on to Chris Solari, my successor on the beat, and he got more reports and spent several months on a story that published shortly after ESPN’s did. The difficult part was putting those allegations into context considering there were no charges. But now the question of how they were handled, and by whom, is central.\nAlso before I left, I wrote about 10 questions facing Michigan State. At No. 9 — after all the Dantonio and Izzo sports stuff, of course — was this: “What is MSU going to do about sexual assault?”\n“There have been allegations against MSU athletes in recent years, none resulting in charges, but some horrific allegations nonetheless,” I wrote. “No charges doesn’t mean no truth. So maybe selling sex at college athletics events should cease? Maybe athletes shouldn’t be coddled to the point of twisted entitlement? Maybe there should be a lot more education and enforcement within particular teams?”\nNow that question is No. 1 in all of college sports. Sexual assault should be the most important topic on every campus right now. College beat reporters can do better than I did. They can do worse, too. They should be expected to use all resources available to find out what is happening with the teams they cover.\nPenn State and Baylor were the previous homes of scandal, and there are more ahead. But right now it’s Michigan State’s turn to display two things this corrupt system is designed to prevent — honesty and transparency.\nCLOSE A Victim's father tries to attack disgraced ex-sports doctor Larry Nassar in a Michigan courtroom and was tackled by bailiffs. 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Keith Urban celebrated New Year’s Eve with a free performance in Nashville on Dec. 31.
Before the guitar dropped (yes, Nashville drops a guitar—eat your heart out NYC), Keith performed a medley of hits in tribute to artists who died in 2016, including George Michael’s “I’m Never Gonna Dance Again,” Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” Glenn Frey of the Eagles’ “Take It Easy,” David Bowie’s “Heroes,” Merle Haggard’s “Mamma Tried” and Prince’s “Purple Rain.”
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The way we've been creating passwords to help protect some of our most vulnerable information is wrong, according to the man who made the guidelines.
Bill Burr said to forget everything you know about passwords, according to NBC News.
Burr, 72 and retired, made the first set of password guidelines while he was a manager at the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Some of those guidelines he created include how many characters are needed and recommend using symbols.
Greg Scasny, CEO of Cybersecurity Defense Solutions in Fort Myers, said this finding was a long time coming.
"What he admittedly said is we basically made security worse by doing that," Scasny said.
"What they ended up doing was making passwords that were hard to remember, so people were taking the easy way out; they're making passwords that are hard for people to remember, but very easy for computers to guess."
In today's world, creating passwords is inevitable.
Lee County resident Natalia Harvey told NBC2 she doesn't always take cyber security as serious as she should. She was appalled to find out the man the U.S. government trusted to create password guidelines took so long to speak up about his mistake.
"There really needs to be more education about it because a lot of people are rather vulnerable, I'd say," Harvey said.
To help adapt to this finding, Scasny said to reset — or start creating — your passwords with a series of simple words. He also said the longer the password is, the stronger it is.
Scasny —depending on how serious you are — suggested using a password manager. He said KeePassX is a good one.
Also, having a second means of verification to access your accounts do well to protect you. Those could be anything from card keys to fingerprint recognition.

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(Excerpts from a Reuters Global Markets Forum conversation) By Michael Connor NEW YORK, April 10 No longer content to build hospitals and give art to museums, America's elite philanthropists more and more often write supersized checks in efforts to steer educational, environmental and government policies, according to wealth tracker David Callahan. Callahan, author of "The Givers: Wealth, Power and Philanthropy in a New Gilded Age," told the Reuters Global Markets Forum on Monday that the activism was a sea change coming as a new generation of billionaires rise to prominence and governments scramble for money. The following are edited excerpts from the conversation: Question: Is philanthropy a whole new thing from the days of the Rockefellers, Ford and Carnegie, who built institutions such as libraries? Answer: Today's philanthropy is getting super-sized, as more wealthy people turn to giving. More philanthropists are using their giving to advance policy agendas. Increasingly, philanthropy is one more way the wealthy exercise power in society, in ways both good and bad. Q: What is driving this? A: One thing that is changing is that its power relative to government is growing. As the public sector faces more fiscal constraints, philanthropists are stepping forward to provide leadership. ... It can be troubling if it diminishes the voice of ordinary citizens. Q: Is this changing how Americans look at philanthropists? A: Philanthropists are still largely viewed in a positive light, because people tend to associate giving with support of museums, hospitals, and anti-poverty measures. I think the public's view may change as they realize how active many donors are in seeking to sway public policy. Q: How will activist philanthropy shape society over the next decade or two? A: Philanthropy will play a growing role in U.S. society and the rest of the world. This money will become increasingly important as government resources are constrained. The challenge is ensuring that philanthropy is not just one more way that inequality manifests itself. This interview was conducted in the Reuters Global Markets Forum, a chat room hosted on the Eikon platform. For details, follow this link: here (Additional reporting By Yumna Mohammed in London; Editing by Frances Kerry)

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Minnesota Power wants to join with Dairyland Power Cooperative to build the plant, saying it would provide backup for wind energy that the Minnesota utility is adding to its system.
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Minnesota Public Radio reports that several clean energy groups oppose the project, saying approving the fossil fuel plant would make it impossible for Minnesota to meet its emissions targets.
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The leader of the UK’s Liberal Democrats, Tim Farron, has announced his resignation as leader of the pro-EU party.
The Lib Dems added three seats in last week’s UK election, an improvement on their disastrous 2015 performance, but their 12-seat haul masked embarrassing defeats for Britain’s so-called third party.
The party’s former leader Nick Clegg, deputy prime minister to David Cameron in the Conservative-Lib Dem coalition from 2010 to 2015, was the biggest casualty of the election.
Mr Farron clung on to his seat in Westmorland and Lonsdale in Cumbria, but his majority fell from 8,949 to just 777, a byproduct of a lacklustre campaign in which he struggled to be noticed.
The party had sought to tap the 48 per cent who voted Remain in the Brexit referendum last year by pledging to hold a second referendum, but the strategy failed.
Possible candidates to replace Mr Farron as party leader include Vince Cable, Ed Davey and Jo Swinson,
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Arron Banks has confirmed he will run against the party’s former MP Douglas Carswell in Clacton.
The Ukip donor made the announcement on Twitter ahead of the upcoming general election.
When one social media user asked Mr Banks if he was planning to stand in the 8 June vote, he replied: "Yes."
Carswell, who defected as a Conservative MP to Ukip in 2014 before quitting Ukip in March, reacted to the announcement this morning.
He wrote on Twitter: "If you voted UKIP in 2015, it's job done".
Former leader Nigel Farage recently called on Mr Carswell to quit accusing him of "actively working against UKIP".
Writing on his website, Mr Carswell said: "I switched to UKIP because I desperately wanted us to leave the EU. Now we can be certain that that is going to happen, I have decided that I will be leaving UKIP.
"I will not be switching parties, nor crossing the floor to the Conservatives, so do not need to call a by election, as I did when switching from the Conservatives to UKIP. I will simply be the Member of Parliament for Clacton, sitting as an independent.
"I will leave UKIP amicably, cheerfully and in the knowledge that we won."
Mr Carswell said: "I will be putting all of my effort into tackling some of the local problems affecting the NHS in our part of Essex... Local comes first."
Mr Carswell, 45, first entered the Commons in 2005 as MP for Harwich, defeating Labour's candidate by just 920 votes. By 2010 he defeated the same opponent by 12,000 votes - although boundary changes had seen the seat renamed Clacton.
He took the seat with a 3,437 majority at the general election in 2015
UKIP MEP for the West Midlands Bill Etheridge said he was "delighted" at the announcement.
Theresa May announced a shock General Election on Tuesday morning.
May has called an early general election for June 8 in an announcement which has stunned Westminster.
The Prime Minister had repeatedly denied that she would call an election before the next scheduled poll in 2020.
But following a Cabinet meeting at Downing Street she said she would go to the country this year.
Members of Parliament have reacted on social media to the news of a snap general election called by May this morning.
Andy Burnham, the Labour MP for Leith who ran for leadership of the Labour Party in 2015, accused the Prime Minister and the Conservatives of putting the party's interests "before the national interest".
Jess Phillips, Labour MP for Birmingham Yardley, echoed Mr Burnham's statement, saying: "So much for putting party before country".
Deputy leader of the Scottish National Party Angus Robertson, said: "Whatever happened to 'now is not the time'? UK General Election: 8th June. Straight choice in Scotland between @theSNP and Tories. #VoteSNP".


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There will be 2,400 athletes, 400 coaches, and countless supporters in Langley this weekend.
Several Langley athletes medaled earlier this month in the Fraser Valley championships in Abbotsford, some earning a spot at this weekend’s provincials. (Black Press files)
The best of the best high school track and field athletes from throughout the province are converging on Langley this week.
Langley, and specifically the McLeod Athletic Park (MAP), are a preferred location for the BC High School Track and Field (BCTF) Championships that are happening Thursday through Saturday.
While the local track and most of its competition amenities are pretty standard, it’s the covered stadium and media booth used for staging, as well as the jumbotron that keep organizer Andrew Lenton and the team from the BCTF’s commission coming back to Langley again and again.
“The media tower makes a great staging area for the event, for us, from an organizational perspective,” he said.
“But the feedback we get from the spectators is that the jumbotron is something they’re really wanting to keep, so we’ve come back here.”
He said the Township’s parks and rec staff have been “great to deal with.” And the commission’s long-standing relationship with the Langley Mustangs track and field club has made it possible to facilitate “an event of this magnitude” year after year.
“It’s a really great facility. The Township of Langley is great to work with, their parks and rec. The facilities are great,” said Lenton, who is assistant coach at Maple Ridge Secondary and commissioner for the B.C. High School Track & Field Commission.
In addition to complimenting parks and rec, he said partnering with the Langley Mustangs track and field club to facilitate an event of this magnitude has been key.
“It’s just a massive event,” Lenton said Wednesday afternoon from MAP.
It’s one of the largest high school competitions of any kind in the country, comparable only to the Ontario track and field event, he said.
It will be a full house, added Lenton, noting that once again there will be 2,400 students from 335 high school throughout the province competing.
“We cap out. We limit and restrict who can come into the championships,” he explained. “There’s many thousands and thousands more who have not been as lucky as to qualify or get a berth into the championships.”
In addition to all the athletes expected, there are another 400 coaches, and countless parents and supporters coming to Langley this weekend.
“This is a huge undertaking,” Lenton told the Langley Advance, explaining that these annual championships takes more than a year of prep time to arrange.
Speaking to that, he and the other commission directors started preparing for 2019’s competition last summer.
The championships are primarily held within the Lower Mainland, because of facilities and logistics.
Only on rare occasions does it get moved to the Island or Interior.
It was hosted at the Apple Bowl in Kelowna in 1972, and Nanaimo in 2015, Lenton recalled. But he confirmed it will be back in Kelowna again next year, and he’s already making plans for their return to Langley in 2020.
This is year six for Lenton at the helm.
“I thought I would do it for one year, and somehow I’m finding myself in year six. I don’t know how that happened,” he said.
It’s primarily the calibre of athletes he sees participating year after year, and their insatiable quest to better themselves, that keeps him coming back.
This year’s competition includes 100, 200, 400, 800, and 1,500-metre races, long jump, shot put, high jump, javelin, triple jump, steeplechase, race walking, discus, and hammer for students Grade 8 through 12.
“This really is, in terms of high school track and field competition, as good as it gets,” he said.
“In fact, We have some of the best athletes in the world competing,” he added, encouraging sports enthusiasts to watch the performances.
“They’re going to be exciting,” Lenton said of the various showdowns. “For a lot of the kids, this is what they’ve been practicing and training for months and months.”
While Thursday’s action runs from 3 to about 8 p.m., Friday and Saturday are full days. Friday will see meets and competitions running from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. and Saturday from 8:30 a.m. to about 5 p.m.
That’s long days, Lenton admitted. But to make it more palatable for spectators, most of the finals have been arranged between about 2 and 5 p.m. on both Friday and Saturday.
“We’ve loaded in all the finals in those times,” or at least as many as they could accommodate.
More information: www.bctfa.ca.

Highlights from Saturday and Sunday at the Abbotsford Centre
Competitors round the corner during the Canada West Short Track Speed Skating Championships at the Abbotsford Centre this weekend. (John Morrow/Abbotsford News)
The Canada West Short Track Speed Skating Championships invaded the Abbotsford Centre this weekend, with some of the best young skaters hitting the ice.
Young athletes from all over Western Canada and the Territories battled it out on Saturday and Sunday in both individual and relay events.
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CANTON, Ohio (WHBC) – Government statistics indicate that 18.3 million passports will be expiring this year.
The United States Postal Service hopes to bring attention to that, with a Passport Fair.
It happens at five different post offices in Stark County Friday and Saturday.
You can make an appointment to apply for or renew a passport.
You can also renew a passport online.
If you do go in person, why not pull the paperwork from the website and bring it along.
Here are the five post offices doing Passport Fairs, according to the postal service website:
Canton: 2600 block of Cleveland Avenue NW
Massillon: 300 block of Erie Street S
Alliance: 36 S Arch Avenue
Canal Fulton: 210 S Canal Street
Uniontown: 11200 Cleveland Avenue NW

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TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. (AP) — A mistaken report of a shooter prompted the lockdown of Travis Air Force Base in California on Wednesday in the midst of an emergency training exercise, officials said.
The base ordered people to shelter in place and lock their doors and windows. Gates were closed for more than an hour before the all-clear was given at the site 45 miles northeast of San Francisco .
"There were reports of gunshots at the Base Exchange. However, no shooter was found," a base Facebook posting reported.
"There was a security exercise underway at the base and somebody took that to be an active shooter and they went from there," said U.S. Rep. John Garamendi, who was briefed on the situation.
The false alarm came on a day marked by violence.
In Virginia, a gunman wounded Rep. Steve Scalise and several others during practice for a baseball game featuring congressional Republicans.
James T. Hodgkinson, 66, was fatally shot by police who had been guarding Scalise, the House majority whip.
In San Francisco, a UPS employee opened fire inside a package delivery facility, killing three co-workers and himself, authorities said.

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Question: Cause of plane crash that killed former Alberta premier Jim Prentice to be released

The findings of investigation into the plane crash that killed four set to be released.
The wreckage of a Cessna Citation which crashed on October 13, 2016, is seen in the woods near Lake Country, B.C., in this October 15, 2016, Transportation Safety Board handout image. The aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff, killing the pilot and all three passengers aboard, including the former Alberta Premier Jim Prentice. THE CANADIAN PRESS/HO-TSB,
The investigation into the 2016 plane crash that killed four passengers, including former Alberta premier Jim Prentice, after it departed Kelowna has been completed and results will be announced later this week.
The Transportation Safety Board will hold a news conference Thursday to release its investigation report on the Oct. 13 2016 crash of the Cessna Citation 500, and the Capital News will report on its findings.
At the time of the crash RCMP Cpl. Dan Moskaluk said the Cessna Citation private business aircraft was owned by Norjet, a Calgary-based firm, and had departed Kelowna International Airport en route to Springbank, outside of Calgary.
“I know that heavy rain was felt across the Okanagan Valley but difficult to say if that was an issue in this case,” Moskaluk said.
The Transportation Safety Board released a statement at the time also, saying that there were no emergency calls or signals from the high impact crash that scattered debris over a vast space.
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RCMP, with the help of a police dog, were able to get to the scene just before midnight, and received assistance from local search and rescue volunteers.
“It’s a complex scene right now and it will take some time for the investigation of the crash site to be completed,” Moskaluk said.
“The terrain is hilly and densely forested, but we were able to access the site from a nearby forest service road.”
The site of the crash was northeast of Winfield, about four kms north of Beaver Lake Road and about 18 kms north of Kelowna.
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Kelowna RCMP and Lake Country RCMP detachments were alerted by the Surrey Air Traffic Control Centre that they had lost contact with a Citation jet shortly after its takeoff from Kelowna airport.
Also onboard that night were Sheldon Reid, a shareholder in Norjet, the owner of the Cessna Citation aircraft that crashed, and Jim Kruk, associated with the 83 ‘Lynx’ air cadet squadron based out of Airdrie, a rural community north of Calgary, and Calgary optometrist Kenneth Gellatly, whose son was married to Prentice’s daughter.
The men were flying home to Calgary from a late-season golf game in Kelowna when the crash occurred.
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