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It's commonplace at the outset of a new year to make resolutions. Generally, these fall by the wayside faster than you can say "Exercise more." So, if you're looking for a way to cement your self-actualization in 2017 (for real this time, you swear), may we recommend taking an hour of your day to check out Bruce Springsteen on Marc Maron's WTF? Once solely the providence of comedians talking shop, Maron's podcast has of late found a common language with musicians, too. The effects are often marvelously revealing, and that's certainly true here. Maron traveled to his, and Springsteen's, home state of New Jersey — and more specifically, to the Springsteen compound — for the interview, and recorded in Springsteen's own studio (where Maron says, he was left alone and yet didn't touch any guitars. Restraint!).
The result is a deeply personal hour of conversation about family, love, fathers (always rich territory for Maron), and the "un-American" tendencies of Donald Trump. But the prevailing theme is, as the ever-poetic Springsteen puts it, what it means to build the project that is your life — because, and in spite of, the forces that may conspire against you. And by the way, Springsteen says, it's those very forces that will make you who you are, if you let them: "If you're lucky, it's fuel for the fire," he tells Maron. "People generally don't end up in my circumstance who had these placid, loving, very happy fulfilled lives. It's not how you become a rock and roll star." He goes on to say that it was the "chaos, tumult, disastrous relationships, humiliation, disempowerment, [and] weakness" that forged his own creative fire. So you heard it here: In 2017, resolve to embrace the chaos and tumult — Trump and all — and eventually you, too, will be Bruce Springsteen.

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* WEYERHAEUSER REPORTS FOURTH QUARTER, FULL YEAR RESULTS
* Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.36
* Q4 SALES $1.8 BILLION
* Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.31 EXCLUDING ITEMS
* ANTICIPATES Q1 EARNINGS BEFORE SPECIAL ITEMS AND ADJUSTED EBITDA FROM WOOD PRODUCTS SEGMENT TO BE COMPARABLE TO Q4
* EXPECTS Q1 2018 EARNINGS BEFORE SPECIAL ITEMS AND ADJUSTED EBITDA TO BE COMPARABLE TO Q4 2017 FOR TIMBERLANDS
* Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.35, REVENUE VIEW $1.90 BILLION -- THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S
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H.B. Fuller Co. recently reported financial results for the first quarter that ended March 4, 2017. Net income for the first quarter of 2017 was $14.8 million, vs. net income of $18.9 million in last year’s first quarter.
Net revenue for the first quarter of 2017 was $503.3 million, up 6.1% vs. the first quarter of 2016. Higher volume and acquisitions reportedly had a positive impact on net revenue growth offset by negative mix and negative foreign currency translation. Constant currency revenue grew by 9.6% year over year. Organic revenue, defined as constant currency revenue, less the impact from acquisitions, was up 6%.
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DENVER — The San Francisco Giants placed right-hander Jeff Samardzija on the 10-day disabled list with shoulder tightness.
Samardzija left his start Tuesday after throwing 23 pitches and giving up two runs in the first inning. He's 1-4 with a 6.56 ERA this season.
The 33-year-old Samardzija said the shoulder ailment is one that "comes and goes. It's one of those things, where you have to deal with it."
To take his place on the roster, the Giants recalled righty Tyler Beede from Triple-A Sacramento. Beede made two starts with San Francisco in April, going 0-1 with a 8.22 ERA.

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OAKLAND Kendall Graveman, the only A's starter not to land on the disabled list last year, is there now. The A's announced Monday opening day starter Graveman was heading to the 10-day disabled list with a strained right shoulder.
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Tuesday, 15 August, 2017 - 15:51
Cross-party political agreement to establish an agency to take ownership of the Pike River mine has been reached today. The goal to recover human remains and evidence means that justice is a step closer for the families.
The commitment was signed this afternoon by the leaders of Labour, United Future, The Maori Party, and the Green Party and, together with the earlier commitment by New Zealand First, means that there is now a Parliamentary majority to achieve justice.
"Almost 7 years ago on November 19 2010 - 29 men went down into the Pike River Mine and never came home. All that the families have ever wanted is to bring their men home and to know as much as possible about what happened in the mine," CTU Secretary Sam Huggard said.
"The families have consistently campaigned for justice. They have remained focused on achieving an outcome for the sons, fathers, husbands who never came home from work. Thank goodness so many political parties now support them," Huggard said.

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Question: Active Stock Picking Kitov Pharamceut Ads (KTOV)

Kitov Pharamceut Ads (NASDAQ:KTOV) shares traded up 3.9% during most recent session. Wall Street analysts covering the stock are projecting that the stock will reach $10 within the next 52-weeks. The mean target projections are based on 1 opinions. Since analyst price targets calculations are subjective, there often can be wide range of targets from various analysts.
Having a look in a broader way analysts from brokerage firms on the street with an extensive view have high price target of Kitov Pharamceut Ads (NASDAQ:KTOV) at $10 and with a conformist view have low price target of $10 while the stock’s latest closing price was $2.13. This is the consensus price target based on the analysts polled by Thomson Reuters’ First Call, the average is taken from the individual analysts which provided targets and are short term projections for the 12 months.
The ABR is the calculated average of the actual recommendations (strong buy, hold, sell etc.) made by the brokerage firms for the given stock. Currently shares of Kitov Pharamceut Ads (NASDAQ:KTOV) have an average brokerage recommendation (ABR) of 1 number of Recs in ABR is 1 however the company’s industry rank by ABR is out of 265. Industries are ranked based on the average broker recommendation of each company belong to this industry. A low number means that brokers and analysts expect that the industry outperform the market.
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Question: Extra special: Indians edge Yankees 9-8 in 13, take 2-0 lead

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Josh Tomlin, who had been scheduled to start later in the series, pitched two perfect innings for the win as Francona ran out of relievers in a game started by his best pitcher.
Aaron Hicks hit a three-run homer off Kluber and Gary Sanchez and Greg Bird hit two-run shots for the Yankees, who may have caught a bad break before Lindor's homer.
New York's Aaron Judge went 0 for 3 and is hitless in seven at-bats in the series with five strikeouts.
The Yankees lost consecutive games for the first time since they were swept at home in a three-game series by the Indians from Aug. 28-30. Now, they need to sweep three in a row from Cleveland.
Down 8-3, facing New York's vaunted bullpen, the Indians came back.
New York starter CC Sabathia was lifted with one on and one out in the sixth for Chad Green, another one of the Yankees' flame-throwers who got an out before Gomes doubled. Green came inside and Lonnie Chisenhall was awarded first by plate umpire Dan Iassogna on a hit by pitch.
TV replays showed the ball slightly change direction — it appeared to hit the knob of Chisenhall's bat.
Girardi said there wasn't enough evidence within 30 seconds to justify a challenge. He said the team later saw a slow-motion replay suggesting he should've contested the call, but it was too late.
"There was nothing that told us he was not hit by the pitch," Girardi said.
New York catcher Gary Sanchez said he heard something, but wasn't sure what. Sanchez caught the pitch on a fly — it would've been strike three if it had been ruled a foul tip — and immediately pointed to the Yankees dugout, indicating they should consider challenging the call.
Girardi nodded and held up a finger, asking for time to make a decision.
"I didn't think it hit him, because he never reacted," Sanchez said through a translator. "He stood there. But it's just stuff that happens in the game."
Lindor then stepped in and hit a towering shot off the inside of the right-field foul pole to make it 8-7. Before he left the batter's box, Lindor gave his shot some help.
"As soon as I hit it, I knew it had a chance of going out," Lindor said. "Then after a couple of steps, I was like, 'No, don't go foul, please. Just stay fair.' I started blowing on it a little bit. As soon as it went out, it was just a lot of emotions.
As Lindor rounded the bases with Cleveland's first post-season slam since Jim Thome in 1999, Progressive Field shook the way it did last November when Rajai Davis hit a two-run homer in eighth inning of Game 7 off Aroldis Chapman, then with the Cubs and now closing for the Yankees.
Bruce, who has done everything since coming over in an August trade, led off the eighth with his homer to left off reliever David Robertson, who pitched 3 1-3 scoreless innings and earned the win in the wild-card game over Minnesota.
Five innings later, the Indians finally broke the tie. They matched the longest post-season game in Cleveland history — Tony Pena's homer in the 13th beat Boston in Game 1 of the 1995 ALDS.
Kluber wasn't himself. Not even close.
The right-hander, who led the AL in wins, ERA and intimidation, didn't get out of the third inning as Francona pulled him after allowing Hicks' three-run homer.
It was the shortest outing this season for Kluber, and as he slowly walked off the mound, Cleveland's stunned crowd gave him a polite ovation and several teammates approached him to offer consolation.
"I threw too many balls," Kluber said. "And when I'd throw strikes, they were right over the plate."
SLUGGER HURT
After rolling his ankle, Encarnacion stayed on the ground and rolled in the infield dirt in obvious pain while waiting for medical attention. He was helped to his feet and had to be assisted off the field.
Francona said an MRI showed a sprain the Encarnacion, who hit 38 homers with 107 RBIs, is day to day.
BRANTLEY'S RETURN
Sidelined for Cleveland's deep post-season run in 2016, Michael Brantley is along for the ride this year and the plan — before Encarnacion got hurt — was for the All-Star to start Game 3 in left.
He replaced Encarnacion in the second and went 0 for 5.
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Carrasco went 11-3 with a 2.65 ERA in 17 road starts. Tanaka, who struck out a career-high 15 in his last start, will be making his second post-season start for the Yankees. He lost the wild-card game in 2015.
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Freddie Freeman said Dansby Swanson was the perfect choice to hit with the bases loaded and two outs in the bottom of the ninth inning. Swanson delivered an RBI single with two outs in the ninth and the Atlanta Braves, boosted by Freeman's two home runs and double, beat the San Diego Padres 5-4 Monday night for a four-game sweep in their first series at SunTrust Park.
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Which is why we’ve put together this handy post with links to the entirety of Collider’s Star Wars Celebration coverage. Below you’ll find full recaps of notable panels like Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Mark Hamill’s tribute to Carrie Fisher, as well as video reactions from the Collider Video team to panels ranging from the video game Star Wars Battlefront II to Disney XD’s popular series Star Wars Rebels. We even have original content like a special Star Wars trivia contest with actor Sam Witwer as part of the “Schmoedown”.
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The Middle Tennessee Blue Raiders (7-1) defeated their second straight Southeastern Conference team this week, as they took down the Mississippi Rebels (4-4) by a score of 77-58.
The Blue Raider victory is their fifth in a row and is their fourth straight against SEC opponents dating back to last year. Since the start of the 2015-16 season, they are 7-0 against opponents from both the SEC and the Big Ten.
The dominant front court duo of Nick King and Brandon Walters were the highlights of the night for Middle Tennessee, as King scored 25 points and grabbed six rebounds. Not to be outdone, Walters accounted for 20 points, five rebounds, four blocks and four steals.
Ole Miss only saw one player go over the 10 point mark, as Marcanvis Hymon tallied 12 for the Rebels.
The first half was tightly contested, and the Rebels jumped out to a 7-2 lead in the early going. Ole Miss never held a lead of that size for the rest of the game, and MTSU climbed their way back into the game. Giddy Potts hit two three-point jump shots that tied the game at 10-10 with 15:22 to go in the first half.
The Blue Raiders seized momentum and went ahead 26-19 once James Hawthorne found Walters for a lay-up with 8:16 to go in the opening half. Ole Miss head coach Andy Kennedy called a timeout after the bucket, and his team responded with a run of their own to tie the game at 26.
The Rebels eventually took a 30-28 lead as a result of an 11-2 scoring run. They were led by senior guard Deandre Burnett and Hymon, who combined for nine of those 11 points.
The Rebels carried the first-half advantage to the locker room after Hymon threw down a ferocious two-handed, put-back dunk off of a Burnett miss with eight seconds left to give them a 34-33 lead.
The Rebels showed off their scoring balance and depth in the first half as they had six players score at least five points.
After being held to only two points on 1-6 shooting in the first half, King emerged out of the locker room as a new player. He scored eight points in the first four and a half minutes of the second frame to give the Blue Raiders a 43-36 lead.
Middle Tennessee stretched their lead to 10 following a Tyrik Dixon three-pointer. The Blue Raiders retained their three-to-four-possession lead for another six minutes of game action until the Rebels embarked on a run of their own.
A Markel Crawford assist to Hymon trimmed the deficit from 10 points to four. This made the score 60-56 with 4:44 remaining.
That run was the closest the Rebels got to the lead however, as a Walters jumper and a personal 7-2 scoring run by King extended the Blue Raider advantage to 69-58 with 2:33 left on the clock.
The game was eventually put out of reach and capped off by a Potts three-pointer and a King slam dunk.
When all the dust had settled, the Blue Raiders earned yet another victory over an SEC opponent by a final score of 77-58.
Blue Raiders front court dominates another SEC opponent
For the second straight SEC game, the consistent and reliable front court of King and Walters made their mark. They combined for 45 points and 11 rebounds.
Walters had an outstanding effect for the game on the defensive end, as he blocked four shots and recorded four steals.
“I just had to move my feet, knowing they had big, physical (post players),” Walters said. “I just had to be more physical than them.”
Although King was held to only two points in the first half, his struggles disappeared in the second as he exploded for 23 points.
“I think you have to give Ole Miss credit in the first half. I think we got the ball in Nick’s hands where he can score a lot of buckets,” said head coach Kermit Davis. “They did a good job of verticality and Nick wasn’t able to score over them.”
Davis credited King’s big second half to ball movement to Ole Miss’s defensive adjustments and better offensive scoring angles.
“In the second half, we played against more man-to-man defense and I think (King) got better angles to the rim,” Davis said. “I just think that we shared the ball a lot better in the second half.”
King attributed his impressive second half performance to the play of his teammates
“I know I sound like a broken record, but tonight was all on my teammates,” King said. “(Dixon) found me in the right spots and (Walters) cleared out the lane most of the second half.”
Walters’ 20 points on the night topped his career-high in points in a game, which was set at 16 on Wednesday night in the Blue Raiders win at Vanderbilt. Davis has certainly taken notice of Walters recent improvements.
“He’s just getting better … last year he was second in the country in offensive rebounds per minute, but he would only play about 12 minutes per game and would get in foul trouble a lot,” Davis said. “He wasn’t in the best of shape but since last year, he’s dropped 18 more pounds and is now in great shape.”
“He’s a great player … he’s played behind Reggie Upshaw and JaCorey Williams, and now you’ve really seen him blossom.”
Defense holds high-powered Ole Miss backcourt in check
Coming into the game, Ole Miss had one of the highest-scoring backcourts in all of college basketball, highlighted by guards Deandre Burnett and Terence Davis.
Davis was averaging 17.9 points per game, while Burnett was averaging 15.7. Against MT, Burnett was held to only nine points and Davis to only 10. Six of Davis’ were scored in the first four and a half minutes of the game.
“I feel like we payed good attention to the scouting report,” King said. “We knew they could shoot, but their strength was their ability to be strong right hand drivers. The entire game, we just got on the right side (of the ball) and tried to take a lot of charges.”
The explosive Rebel offense was held to only two points and committed three turnovers in the final 4:19 of the game. Before Saturday night’s game, the Rebels averaged over 83.7 points per game as a team and had not scored less than 74 points in any of their games this season.
Tyrik Dixon returns to the starting lineup and makes an impact
After playing only six minutes against Vanderbilt due to a bone bruise in his knee, Tyrik Dixon returned to the starting lineup on Saturday night. Dixon’s presence was felt as he recorded a career high nine assists and did not commit a single turnover, as well as grabbing five rebounds to go along with five points.
Dixon credited his teammates for getting open and finding gaps in Ole Miss’s zone defenses.
“It starts with my teammates. They were getting open for me to find them with the pass,” Dixon said. “We just ran what coach wanted us to run.”
What’s next?
The Blue Raiders hit the road next weekend as they travel to take on their third and final SEC foe of the season when they face the Auburn Tigers in Birmingham, Alabama at 5 p.m.
Senior Nick King slams home a dunk against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. King was dominant in the second half, scoring 23 of his 25 points to lead the Blue Raiders. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Senior Ed Simpson surveys the defense against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Senior Giddy Potts and juniors Karl Gamble and Antwain Johnson prepare to check in against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Head coach Kermit Davis, Johnson and Gamble follow a play against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Senior Brandon Walters battles Mississippi’s Bruce Stevens against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Senior Giddy Potts brings the ball up the court against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) The Blue Raider football team was honored on Dec. 8, 2017, as they prepare for their Bowl Game on Dec. 16. 2017, against the Arkansas State Red Wolves. Sophomore Tyrik Dixon fires a jump-shot against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) Senior Giddy Potts fires a three-point shot against the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines) The Middle Tennessee Blue Raider bench celebrates a 77-58 win over the Mississippi Rebels on Dec. 9, 2017, in Murfreesboro, Tenn. (Joi Williams / MTSU Sidelines)
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Wikipedia chief Jimmy Wales and Greens MEP Julia Reda, a leading campaigner on the issue, insist that the website would fall within the scope of the new European Parliament copyright law proposal Wikipedia went down in at least three countries Wednesday in a protest at an upcoming European Parliament vote on a highly disputed law that could make online platforms legally liable for copyrighted material put on the web by users.
In Spain, Italy and Poland, an explanatory, protest statement about the upcoming vote came up when the online encyclopedia of the usual web page on whatever celebrity, legal case or historical event users had searched for.
"The directive would threaten online freedom and would impose new filters, barriers and restrictions to access the web," Wikipedia Spain said in its statement.
"If the proposal was approved in its actual version, actions like sharing news on social networks or accessing news via a search engine would be more complicated on the Internet."
It added that Wikipedia would be "at risk" and asked users to phone their MEPs.
The overhaul of European copyright law is divided into several sections, one of which is the reform criticised by Wikipedia and others who have warned it will lead to blanket censorship by tech giants.
Another reform would force online platforms such as Google and Facebook to pay for links to news content, which news agencies including AFP have hailed as a "major step".
The European Commission has replied saying that "Wikipedia and other online encyclopaedias would not fall within the scope of the Commission's Copyright proposal."
But Wikipedia chief Jimmy Wales and Greens MEP Julia Reda, a leading campaigner on the issue, insist that it will.
Thursday's parliament vote is not final, but only sets out the negotiating position of MEPs.
There then follow negotiations with member states for a final position, during which the full extent of the law and whether it does apply to Wikipedia will be worked out.
Austria, which has just assumed the EU's six-month rotating presidency, has said this will be difficult, so there will have to be some sort of compromise.
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Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) published a post today pointing out that the FCC continues to ignore the technical parts of a letter sent to it earlier this year by nearly 200 Internet engineers and computer scientists. more
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Wednesday told reporters that President Donald Trump's plan to roll back net neutrality protections for the internet "does not make sense". more
In a phone briefing with reporters on Tuesday, Senior FCC officials revealed plans whereby state and local governments will not be able to impose local laws regulating broadband service.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai today released a statement on his draft "Restoring Internet Freedom Order", circulated to Commissioners this morning and will be voted on at the FCC's Open Meeting on December 14 more
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The White House has released a charter offering more transparency into the Vulnerabilities Equities Process. more
Speaking at The Times Tech Summit in London, Ciaran Martin, chief of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC), warned Russia is seeking to undermine the international system. more
Organizations behind two of the new geographic top-level domains, .amsterdam and .frl, have refused to provide public access to information about the registrants of domain names, otherwise known as Whois records. more
The European Digital Rights (EDRi) and 56 other civil society organizations, sent an open letter today to EU decision-makers calling for the deletion of the Article 13 of the Copyright Directive proposal, pointing out that monitoring and filtering of internet content that it proposes breach citizens’ fundamental rights. more
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The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published a new rule under the Privacy Act of 1974 in the Federal Register last week, detailing how it intends to expand the information it collects when determining a person's immigration status to include social media handles and potentially even search histories. more
Russia threatens to block access to Facebook next year unless the company complies with a law that requires websites which store the personal data of Russian citizens to do so on Russian servers. more
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Question: Melania Trump is not missing, but Twitter thinks otherwise

The people wringing their hands about the whereabouts of first lady Melania Trump can calm down now: She tweeted for the first time in...uh...two days and said she's at the White House, feeling fine, thanks for asking.
But the worriers will probably keep on worrying: It's just a tweet, we didn't actually see the first lady, and her tweet sounded...well, sort of like President Trump might have written it. Or dictated it.
"I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing. Rest assured, I'm here at the @WhiteHouse w my family, feeling great, & working hard on behalf of children & the American people!— Melania Trump"
I see the media is working overtime speculating where I am & what I'm doing. Rest assured, I'm here at the @WhiteHouse w my family, feeling great, & working hard on behalf of children & the American people! — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) May 30, 2018
"Working overtime" is a favorite phrase of the president, as many pointed out.
working overtime huh pic.twitter.com/hTfwcbAAyl — Adam Parkhomenko (@AdamParkhomenko) May 30, 2018
Comedian Sarah Silverman wasn't buying Trump's tweet. "Who is this? where’s Melania?," she wondered on Twitter.
The first lady, still an enigma in Washington a year after her arrival at the White House, is the capital's media mystery du jour, with the burning question: Where is Melania?
To Trump's spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, it's all too unbearably silly. She has seen Trump and she's fine, she says.
"I've gone on the record countless times to tell people she's here at the White House, working hard and participating in several meetings. But sadly, the rumors abound," Grisham said in an email to USA TODAY.
And of course she wrote her own tweet, Grisham added.
But some media outlets are keeping a daily count of absence: She hasn't been seen in 20 — gasp! — days, says CNN, whose story on the most elusive member of the Trump team first appeared Tuesday when she had been out of sight for 19 days.
As first lady, Trump is low-key, not a spotlight seeker, and not a major presence on Twitter the way her husband is.
But her absence from the usual comings and goings at the White House is intriguing to many because it immediately followed her mysterious five-day stay in a hospital for an unspecified kidney procedure that the White House said went well. She went to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center on May 14 and returned to the White House on May 19.
True, she has been tweeting more than usual — about Memorial Day, about the Medal of Honor recipient, about the latest school shooting mass murder in Texas — but she hadn't actually been spotted in her signature glamazon look (couture outfit, towering heels) since May 10, in the middle of the night.
On #MemorialDay we honor the many Americans who laid down their lives for our great country. As one nation under God, we come together to remember that freedom isn’t free. Thank you to all the service members & their families who sacrifice so much to keep us safe. 🇺🇸 pic.twitter.com/H6yhNQXyPg — Melania Trump (@FLOTUS) May 28, 2018
That was when she accompanied President Trump to Joint Base Andrews in Maryland to greet three just-freed Americans who had been detained in North Korea for more than a year. It was dark but she looked fine, dressed in a tailored pantsuit with cropped pants.
Before that, on May 7, she appeared in the White House Rose Garden to announce her "Be Best" FLOTUS agenda, aimed at improving the well-being of children.
Meanwhile, the mocking, spoofing and mean-tweeting (aimed at POTUS mostly) on Twitter poured out. On May 26, a week after she got out of the hospital, an anti-Trump tweeter, Bill Palmer of the Palmer Report, posted about her being "missing."
Melania Trump has gone missing — https://t.co/d2BaE58Suz — Palmer Report (@PalmerReport) May 26, 2018
On May 25, a reporter shouted a question to the president about his wife’s whereabouts as he prepared to board Marine One. According to the pool report, he pointed to a window in the White House and said: “She’s doing great. She’s looking at us right there.” Reporters turned to look but she wasn't there.
That episode was an invitation to meme-making on Twitter.
Melania hasn't been seen in public since May 10th. When a reporter asked Trump about her, he said she was up in the window.#WhereIsMelania pic.twitter.com/PXKRqksdG8 — Cornelia (@PaladinCornelia) May 28, 2018
More partisan tweeters took the opportunity to use the first lady-is-missing theme to needle the Trump administration about its recent admission by immigration authorities that they had "lost track" of the whereabouts of about 1,500 immigrant children in their custody.
"Where are the 1500 missing children, and where is Melania Trump? How does 1500 children go missing, and how is it no one has seen the First Lady of the United States in over 3 weeks?" asked tweeter Christopher Bouzy.
Where are the 1500 missing children, and where is Melania Trump? How does 1500 children go missing, and how is it no one has seen the First Lady of the United States in over 3 weeks? — Christopher Bouzy (@cbouzy) May 29, 2018
"So... has the WH lost track of another immigrant? #WhereIsMelania," tweeted Bill Spring. Trump, 48, is an immigrant born in Slovenia.
So... has the WH lost track of another immigrant? #WhereIsMelania — Bill Spring (@springbill_bill) May 27, 2018
Others said there was legitimate reason to wonder about Trump's health.
"Regardless of party, I think all Americans wish @FLOTUS only the best. It is fair, however, with a @WhiteHouse that routinely misleads the public, to ask where Mrs. Trump is and to have a better understanding of her health condition," tweeted Rev. Dr. Chuck Currie.
Regardless of party, I think all Americans wish @FLOTUS only the best. It is fair, however, with a @WhiteHouse that routinely misleads the public, to ask where Mrs. Trump is and to have a better understanding of her health condition. https://t.co/3fgjkkmpSu — Rev. Dr. Chuck Currie (@RevChuckCurrie) May 27, 2018
Trump has already established herself as an unconventional first lady, having delayed her arrival in Washington for five months to allow her 12-year-old son to finish the school year in New York. Since then she's been mocked for her clothes and her shoes and criticized for a donation of Dr. Seuss books.
She's also endured fevered speculation about the state of her marriage after cameras caught her brushing off his extended hand and after she cancelled a foreign trip with him following explosive allegations from a former adult film star that she had a one-night fling with him years ago and was paid to keep quiet about it before the 2016 election.
And who can forget that memorable day in October when Twitter conspiracy theorists became convinced that POTUS was standing next to a body double, not his wife, in a picture.
"Once again we find ourselves consumed with a ridiculous non-story when we could be talking about the work the first lady is doing on behalf of children," Grisham said in an email.
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Yikes! After arriving in Florida, Melania Trump walked off Air Force One and… kept walking — right past her own husband. Is she still mad at Donald for the Stormy Daniels scandal?
Florida might be the sunshine state, but Melania Trump, 47, looked anything but sunny when arriving at Palm Beach International Airport on Feb. 2. The First Lady, along with Donald Trump, 71, and their son Barron, 11, all head back to West Palm Beach for yet another weekend getaway at Mar-a-Lago. After the family departed Air Force One, Trump stopped on the tarmac to wave at the cameras, while his wife brushed straight past him, without acknowledging the press nor her husband when he turned toward her. In the video below, you can watch her make a beeline for the motorcade.
The President’s marriage has definitely seemed tense these last few weeks, to say the least. During the State of the Union address, people picked up on a couple things Melania did that felt like disses toward her husband. She arrived at the Capitol separately from her husband (which is really strange for a first couple), while rocking a white pantsuit. Voters began questioning if the outfit was a reference to Hillary Clinton, who’s known for loving that exact outfit. Then, when Donald mentioned the importance of family values in his speech, Melania remained seated, looking wholly unimpressed while everyone around her smiled while they all stood in applause.
Stormy Daniels $130,000 in hush money during his campaign to cover up an alleged affair they had in 2006 — one year after the couple married, and a few months after Barron was born. After the story came out, Melania reportedly Melania has been sending off angry signals left and right since the news broke that her husband was accused of$130,000 in hush money during his campaign to cover up an alleged affair they had in 2006 — one year after the couple married, and a few months after Barron was born. After the story came out, Melania reportedly left the White House to stay in a D.C. hotel alone, sources told Daily Mail. Then, she skipped out on his trip to Davos, Switzerland, even though she had initially been confirmed to attend. Instead, she made a short, spontaneous trip to Mar-a-Lago, where it now seems is the last place she wants to be.
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Question: Once in a century hat trick history made in NHL openers

The hats were flying on the first two nights of the NHL season.
Connor McDavid, Alex Ovechkin, Wayne Simmonds and Brandon Saad each recorded a hat trick in his team's season opener. It's the first time four different players scored at least three goals in his season opener in 100 years, since the NHL's first two games back in 1917.
Ovechkin's hat trick that led the Washington Capitals to a 5-4 shootout victory at Ottawa was the 18th of his career, most among active players and tied for 20th-most all time. Reigning MVP McDavid picked up his second already at age 20.
The hat tricks by McDavid and Simmonds were the first, respectively, in franchise history for the Edmonton Oilers and Philadelphia Flyers in a season opener. Saad's hat trick in a 10-1 drubbing of the Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins was the first by a Chicago Blackhawks player in a season opener since Hockey Hall of Famer Bobby Hull in 1965.

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Question: Democrats give money donated by Weinstein to charity

WASHINGTON (AP) — Congressional Democrats, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and potential 2020 presidential contender Sen. Elizabeth Warren among them, are starting to give charities thousands of dollars in donations they had received from disgraced Hollywood titan Harvey Weinstein.
Weinstein and his family have given more than $1.4 million in political contributions since the 1992 election cycle, virtually all of it to Democratic lawmakers, candidates and their allies, according to the nonpartisan Center for Responsive Politics.
The party’s effort to separate itself from the 65-year-old film executive came after The New York Times reported that he settled sexual harassment lawsuits with at least eight women.
Weinstein’s contributions are tiny compared to those who donate tens of millions of dollars during a two-year election cycle, easily leaving him out of the top 100 funders, the center’s figures show. But he’s been a fixture among Democratic supporters and close to party luminaries for decades, making the revelations especially embarrassing for a party that touts itself as pushing progressive policies for women.
The biggest beneficiary of funds from Weinstein and his family was the Democratic National Committee, which received about $800,000 in several of its accounts, according to the center, which analyzes political spending.
Democratic National Committee spokeswoman Xochitl Hinojosa said the party plans to give more than $30,000 to Emily’s List, Emerge America and Higher Heights. All three groups work to elect women to office. Hinojosa said the amount was for the funds Weinstein himself donated to the party during the 2016 campaign.
Other major beneficiaries of the Weinstein family’s largesse included almost $200,000 to the party’s Senate campaign accounts, $23,200 to its House campaign arm senatorial and $46,350 to Hillary Clinton, the 2016 presidential candidate, and to HILLPAC, a committee Clinton used to support other Democrats while senator. The figures include contributions attributed to Weinstein, first wife Eve Chilton and current spouse Georgina Chapman.
Weinstein and Chapman also contributed $10,000 to President Barack Obama.
Weinstein visited the White House during the Obama presidency and helped put on a film workshop in 2013, where then-first lady Michelle Obama described him as a “wonderful human being, a good friend and just a powerhouse.”
Aides to Clinton and Obama did not immediately return requests for comment.
The GOP jumped on the episode, happy to force Democrats to return the funds or associate themselves with Weinstein.
“Whether or not that’s money they want to take, that’s up to them,” said White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders.
“Returning this dirty money should be a no-brainer,” said Republican Party Chair Ronna McDaniel. And RNC spokeswoman Cassie Smedile said Democrats decided to “shirk the moral high ground and instead chose to launder the dirty Harvey Weinstein money to fellow Democratic political organizations.”
Schumer, D-N.Y., is donating thousands of dollars to several charities supporting women, said spokesman Matt House.
Warren spokeswoman Kristen Orthman said the senator is giving $5,000 to Casa Myrna, Boston’s largest provider of services to domestic violence victims.
Another possible presidential contender, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., will not accept any future Weinstein contributions, said senior adviser Glen Caplin. He said Gillibrand will donate $11,800 to RAINN, an organization that helps survivors of sexual violence.
“Kirsten invites the right-wing activists using this terrible story as a political tool to join her in actually working to combat sexual assault and sexual harassment in our society,” Caplin said.
Other Democratic recipients of Weinstein contributions who said they’re donating to charitable groups include Sen. Cory Booker of New Jersey — a possible presidential hopeful — as well as Sens. Al Franken of Minnesota, Martin Heinrich of New Mexico and Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut.
Demands to return campaign dollars are a staple of Washington politics practiced by both parties.
Republicans pressured Democratic candidates in 2011 to return donations from former Rep. Anthony Weiner, D-N.Y., who had resigned when his lewd online behavior became public.
Democrats did the same after former House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill., was sentenced to prison last year in a hush-money case that stemmed from decades-old sexual abuse during his years as a wrestling coach.
The report on Weinstein came almost exactly a year after the election-campaign release of audio from 2005 in which now-President Donald Trump made offensive, lewd comments about women.
“The Democratic party condemns all forms of sexual harassment and assault,” Hinojosa, the Democratic spokeswoman, said in a statement that also criticized “men like Trump who continue to show us that they lack respect for more than half of America.”

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Developing now, Monday, Dec. 11, 2017:
Dems play a new race card in the final days before Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama between embattled Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones
Historic Southern California wildfire explodes in size, forcing new evacuations and threatening the homes of some of Hollywood's rich and famous
Vice President Mike Pence blasts Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas' snub over President Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel
President Trump slams "Fake News Media" after string of reporting errors on his presidency
Nominations for the 75th annual Golden Globes to be announced today
THE LEAD STORY: Democrats are turning up the race card in the final days before Tuesday's closely-watched and tight special Senate election between Democrat Doug Jones and scandal-plagued Republican candidate Roy Moore. The latest mailer sent by the Jones campaign compares Moore to former segregationist governor George Wallace ... Fox News has obtained a copy of the latest mailer, sent to black voters in the state. It shows an infamous 1963 photo of Wallace standing at the schoolhouse door at the University of Alabama to block black students from enrolling. "George Wallace fought to protect segregation,” the flyer reads. “So did Roy Moore.” The attack from the Jones campaign is rooted in how Moore in 2004 opposed efforts to remove segregationist language from Alabama’s constitution. This is just the latest attempt by the Jones campaign to play the race card on Moore, who has been accused of sexual misconduct with several underage girls when he was in his 30s, a charge he has repeatedly denied. Last week, Jones faced a social media backlash over a different racially-charged flyer.
SO-CAL WILDFIRES FLARE UP: Southern California’s largest and most destructive wildfire has exploded in size, forcing people to flee and threatening homes of some of Hollywood's elite ... Southern California is suffering through its second week of brutal wildfires. The so-called Thomas fire has burned about 200,000 acres and was only 15 percent contained, Fox 11 reported. The fire reportedly grew by more than 25,000 acres on Sunday as officials ordered new evacuations for residents living east of Mission Canyon and north of Highway 192. Thousands of homes and businesses in the county were without power. Officials handed out masks to residents who stayed behind in Montecito, the wealthy hillside enclave that’s home to celebrities such as Oprah Winfrey, Jeff Bridges, Rob Lowe and Ellen DeGeneres, among others.
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION DEFENDS JERUSALEM DECISION AGAINST DETRACTORS: Vice President Mike Pence's office said it was “unfortunate” that Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas canceled plans to meet with Pence in the West Bank this month because President Trump announced the U.S. would recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital ... "The President has asked Vice President Pence to go to the region to reaffirm our commitment to work with partners throughout the Middle East to defeat radicalism that threatens the hopes and dreams of future generations. The Vice President very much looks forward to traveling to the region to meet with [Israeli] Prime Minister [Benjamin] Netanyahu and [Egyptian] President [Abdel Fattah] el-Sisi," Pence’s press secretary Alyssa Farah told Fox News. "It's unfortunate that the Palestinian Authority is walking away again from an opportunity to discuss the future of the region, but the Administration remains undeterred in its efforts to help achieve peace between Israelis and Palestinians." Pence's statement came as Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, defended Trump's Jerusalem decision on "Fox News Sunday," arguing the move should “fastball” the Middle East peace process.
Netanyahu slams Turkey's Erdogan for claiming Israel is 'terrorist state' that 'kills children'
TRUMP "WINNING" AGAINST "FAKE NEWS"?:President Trump slammed "the Fake News Media" after a string of major errors in reporting on his presidency emerged over the past week ... "Very little discussion of all the purposely false and defamatory stories put out this week by the Fake News Media," he tweeted. “They are out of control - correct reporting means nothing to them." Trump's comments came after a Washington Post reporter tweeted a misleading photo about the crowd size at Friday’s rally in Pensacola, Fla., during which Trump took aim at ABC News’ Brian Ross and CNN. In a now-deleted tweet, the Post’s Dave Weigel posted a photo of a half-empty arena to mock Trump for saying the rally was “packed to the rafters.” But that photo was not taken while Trump was speaking. Trump tweeted photos showing the arena when it was full.
DARK SHADOW OVER THE GOLDEN GLOBES: When nominations for the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards are announced this morning, the shadow of sexual misconduct scandals will be hard to avoid ... The nominations will begin at 8:15 a.m. ET. A second batch of nominees will follow live on NBC's "Today" show, where less than two weeks earlier, longtime host Matt Lauer was fired following multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. Lauer was just the latest media figure to be toppled by the ongoing revelations that have followed the ouster of former Weinstein Co. co-chairman Harvey Weinstein, along with many others, including Kevin Spacey. As a co-star in Ridley Scott’s upcoming "All the Money in the World," Spacey – whose performance has been removed in reshoots – might have once expected to hear his named among Monday’s best supporting actor nominees. Amazon's "Transparent" and star Jeffrey Tambor have also been regular Globes nominees, and could be again Monday for the show’s fourth season.
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PREPARED TO BE A "CHANGE AGENT": "Nancy Pelosi is a stooge ... It's one of the reasons why Donald Trump got elected in the first place. He is not a career politician. He is a change agent that came to Washington to fix Nancy Pelosi's broken status quo." - David Bossie, Trump former campaign adviser, on "Fox & Friends Weekend," responding to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi after she said President Trump was "utterly unprepared" to be commander-in-chief. WATCH
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WASHINGTON (AP) — A nuclear reactor investment firm that once hired Michael Flynn as a security adviser is denying a report from a congressional whistleblower that Flynn sent text messages during President Donald Trump's inauguration saying the company's Mideast reactor project was "good to go" and that U.S. sanctions hobbling the project would be "ripped up."
A senior scientist with ACU Strategies informed the ranking Democrat on the House Oversight committee that phone records showed no communications by Flynn, then Trump's national security adviser.
Last week, Maryland Democrat Rep. Eljjah Cummings said the whistleblower's account raised concerns about the blurring of Flynn's private and public interests and his efforts to reel back financial sanctions against Russia. ACU's plan to build reactors across the Mideast had been stymied by those sanctions.

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Question: Blackfoot advances in district play

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BLACKFOOT - The Blackfoot Broncos have not had an easy path of late, with three and four games per week over the past month to make up for snow days and postponements for one thing or another. There have been narrow losses that could have been wins and chances that weren't taken. All of that changed on Tuesday night when the Broncos opened the 4A District 5-6 basketball tournament at home against Skyline, a team that the Broncos had split a pair of games with during the conference season.
That was then and this is now and the Broncos, minus starting post player Jarrod Greene, played to their strength and that was defense. When the dust cleared after four quarters of in your face defense, the Broncos came away with a 54-46 win over the Grizzlies.
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The 2nd ranked Roughriders beat the Archers Friday 2-0 to move on in the Region 16 tournament.


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Question: Twitter Tuesday: Package deals, Wendell Moore, Brandon Williams

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What’s your take on the TJD - Brooks recruitment? Package deals rarely happen, but they seem like quite the duo. Will they play together in college as well? — Patrick (@IU2714) April 23, 2018
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Keion Brooks and Trayce Jackson-Davis are the top two prospects out of Indiana in the 2019 class. They've spent the spring playing alongside each other on the Nike circuit with the Spiece Indy Heat and complement each other perfectly on the court. There hasn’t been much said between the two about playing together in college, but that doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen. Jackson-Davis recently hosted head coaches from Ohio State, Michigan State, Indiana, Purdue and Iowa for in-home visits. The in-state Hoosiers have made him a priority ever since Archie Miller took over in Bloomington a year ago. The battle for Brooks has been thought to be between Indiana and Kentucky. The Hoosiers, just as they have with Jackson-Davis, have shown heavy interest in keeping the in-state star home for college. Many believed that he would have committed by now, but he has remained patient and open with all newcomers. If Brooks and Jackson-Davis are going to play together in college, it would seem like Indiana is the most likely place for that to happen.
Is Jaiden Delaire a must-get for UConn? If so, what hurdles do you see in getting a commitment? — Zach (@ZV412) April 23, 2018
Jaiden DeLaire is as close to a must-get for the new UConn staff that there is out there. The four-star prospect was born and raised in Connecticut and has been a Huskies follower for the most of his life. DeLaire was a priority for the former staff at UConn and that has continued under new head coach Dan Hurley. He offered DeLaire after less than a week on the job and was on hand for a few of his games this past week in Dallas. The one thing that could come between DeLaire and ultimately choosing UConn is if he decides he wants to attend a more academically prestigious school such as Stanford, Vanderbilt or an Ivy League university. If Duke were to come in and offer, that could change some things as well, too. FOR MORE UCONN COVERAGE, VISIT STORRSCENTRAL.COM.
Who do you see as the leader in Wendell Moore’s recruitment at the moment? Likely staying in-state I’m assuming — WFU Sports Stats (@DeacFan3) April 23, 2018
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It's hard to envision Wendell Moore leaving his home state of North Carolina. North Carolina and Duke are serious contenders. The Tar Heels had at least one coach on hand for each of his games this past week in Dallas, and Duke has begun to ramp things up with him as well. Wake Forest should not be discounted in Moore's recruitment, either. No program has invested more time and attention in recruiting Moore than the Demon Deacons. Kansas may pose the biggest threat to pull Moore out of North Carolina, but South Carolina, Tennessee, Ohio State and Washington have also worked Moore hard.
Where's Brandon Williams going? — Arizona BearDown! 🐻⬇ (@WildcatBearDown) April 23, 2018
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MANISTEE — Students who are active in school and community projects are the ones who become the leaders of tomorrow.
Manistee High School’s Jacob Gustad and Madison Miller, who were named the Manistee Elks Lodge No. 250 May students of the month, fit into that category. The local Elks lodge selects students each month for this honor based on character, school and community service, leadership and scholastic achievement.
Gustad is the son of Dan and Sue Gustad, of Manistee, and during his time at Manistee High School he has accumulated a 4.077 grade point average.
Community service has ranked high in Gustad’s life as he has served as a volunteer usher at the Vogue Theatre, a summer basketball camp counselor, Pop Warner football camp counselor, a summer Bible school counselor at the United Methodist Church and as a youth group member at the Methodist Church.
Over the course of the past four years Gustad has been a very active participant in sports being a member of the football, basketball and track teams. He also has been a member of the Manistee High School Symphonic Band for all four years of high school and serves as leader of the percussion section.
School clubs and organizations he has been active in are the National Honor Society for three years including being treasurer in 2017-18, Students Against Destructive Decisions for two years, Tolerance group for one year and as student mentor to middle school students for one year.
Gustad said being busy keeps him centered on the important things in life.
“My busy schedule has taught me to stay focused, be organized and prioritize my time to accomplish tasks and academic goals,” said Gustad. “Academics has always been my top priority, but I feel that being involved in athletics and other extracurricular clubs have helped me to be the well rounded person that I am today.”
Getting that solid academic foundation is something that Gustad believes in very strongly and what helps make a well rounded person.
“I believe that it is very important to constantly challenge myself so that I can achieve my academic goals and prepare to be successful at the college level and beyond,” said Gustad. “I have also learned the importance of being an active member of my school and to always strive to make a positive difference in our community and the lives of others.”
Teacher Joe Hendges who coached and taught Gustad, feels quite simply that the MHS senior “is as good as they come.”
“When Jake entered high school he was enrolled in my United States history courses,” said Hendges. “The attention to detail that Jake showed throughout the school year was beyond impressive. Jake is as intelligent as they come, in fact, he may be the most intelligent student I’ve ever had. Combine that with a dedicated approach and you have the makings, again, for a student who is as good as they come.”
Manistee High School’s Madison Miller is the other honoree for the month of May. She is the daughter of Kevin and Michelle Miller of Bear Lake and carries at 3.86 grade point average.
Manistee High School principal Andy Huber said Miller is a student the younger pupils should emulate.
“Madison has been an excellent role model for the students of Manistee throughout her entire career at Manistee High School,” said Huber. “She is an involved and interested student who has the respect of staff and students alike and will graduate in the top 10 of her class.”
Huber said Miller carries all the qualities they like to see in students.
“In short, Madison is a leader among her fellow students by her positive focus, willingness to take a stand and example,” said Huber. “She has easily earned the reputation among staff members as a most trusted student.”
During her high school years Miller has served as vice president of the National Honor Society, student council president, Manistee Tolerance group, Chip Cast and Students Against Destructive Decisions. She also has been active on the athletic fields with swimming, basketball and softball.
In the community she has served as an altar server, with the United Way campaign and as a swim teacher.
Miller said that she also puts a priority on academics and community service.
“Though the extra curricular activities I participate in have been a big part of my high school career, academics is one of my main priorities,’ said Miller. “I have maintained honor roll throughout high school as well as being one of the top 10 in my class. I believe that giving back to the community and helping is a great way to make Manistee County a valuable destination for the people who live there and people who visit.”

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The National Australia Bank now admits it had no legal right to demand funds from the sale of a musical instrument importer's home be used to pay his business loans.
Ross Dillon told the banking royal commission he would not have sold his home and broodmare farm in the NSW Hunter Valley if he knew he would end up with nothing.
NAB now concedes it had no legal entitlement to use the proceeds of the 2015 sale of the property named Goanna Downs towards the loans for Mr Dillon's National Music business.
That was only revealed when NAB executive Ross McNaughton appeared at the royal commission on Thursday.
Senior counsel assisting the commission Michael Hodge QC asked: "Is it fair to say you now understand that NAB had no lawful entitlement to insist on the full proceeds of Goanna Downs being used to pay down the debts of National Music?"
Mr McNaughton said that was correct.
The general manager of NAB's strategic business services division said he had only realised that when reviewing his evidence for the royal commission.
NAB held security over Goanna Downs for Mr Dillon and his wife's mortgage and personal borrowings, but not for National Music's business facilities.
Mr Dillon told the inquiry he planned to use some of the money from selling Goanna Downs to reduce the business debts, but would not have gone ahead if he had realised "we weren't going to get a penny".
He was surprised when the bank told him it would take all the funds from the sale.
NAB's barrister Wendy Harris QC spent some time questioning Mr Dillon, including about his claim that he felt under pressure from the bank to sell the property.
She suggested NAB in fact supported National Music through some pretty difficult times and continued to do so.
Mr Dillon said the bank had been amazing, with the exception of the bankers around the time of the Goanna Downs sale.

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LAHORE: Chairman National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Qamar Zaman Chaudhry has said that NAB is bound to exercise plea bargain on the application by any convict, following the relevent law.
He was addressing a meeting with senior editors and reporters organised by Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors (CPNE) at a local hotel on Monday.
CPNE president Zia Shahid, DG NAB Lahore Syed Burhan Ali, senior journalists Mujeeb-ur-Rehman Shami, Arif Nizami, Salman Ghani, Zulfiqar Rahat, Adeeb Jawdani, Zulfiqar Rahat, Amjad Iqbal and others were present on the occasion.
Chairman NAB said that almost every country of the world has plea bargain law which exists in Pakistan as well and NAB has recovered an amount of Rs 285 billion during its last 16 years while exercising this voluntary return law.
He said the NAB also handed over a handsome amount to victims of various scams including Double Shah scam, cooperatives scams and many housing scams. However, he added that plea bargain is not a practice to give a “free hand” to anyone but a government official has to get dismissal, while elected member of a public office gets ineligible for ten years, and a businessman has to lose facility he misused.
Qamar Zaman said NAB advertises in newspapers to seek claims by the victims on any scam. Then it (NAB) adds interest (as per State Bank policy) and finally prepares plea bargain on the total amount claimed by the victims while adding the interest.
He said that no case is investigated by a single officer, rather a four-member Combined Investigation Team (CIT) of NAB examines the matter and on the findings of the CIT the NAB proceeds for further action.
“Most of the people have a perception that NAB gets a share through plea bargain which is completely wrong”, he said and added that NAB deposits the total amount into national treasury or distributes among the affectees”, he clarified.
To a question about Baluchistan Finance Department corruption case, Qamar Zaman said that it was not Rs 40 billion but only 2.2 billion. The provincial government also commended NAB performance and the total amount recovered through plea bargain will be given to the provincial government.
He urged the CPNE president to form an investigation committee to check as to who made up this wrong figure while reporting this case. He said the controversy would end this way.
He said that NAB was taking action against all the political parties without any discrimination, adding that NAB chairman has the authority of taking sou-moto, however, in order to protect the honour of any citizen NAB only takes action after receiving sound proof.
To another question, he said NAB suffered during the previous government’s tenure as four chairmen were changed during five years.
However, he assured that the situation improved under the present government and the department was working with commitment.


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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
Tom Izzo sits alone before Michigan State's basketball game with Penn State Wednesday night. (Photo: Mike Carter / USA TODAY Sports)
At times like this, with a scandal unfolding and the competition for information intense to the point of frantic, you’ve got to have sources.
Stuart 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.
So 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.
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But 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.
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To 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.
She 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.
That 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.
I 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.
CLOSE 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
How the original story was reported
Keith 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.
Editors 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.
I 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.
I 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.
Michigan 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)
Also, 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?
How coach Tom Izzo reacted
Izzo 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.
Izzo 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.
Izzo’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.
He 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.”
If 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.
CLOSE 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
It 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.
I 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.
Everyone knew about the allegations, but they were quickly forgotten. On to Appling’s crossover dribble and Payne’s feathery 3-point shot.
How things have changed now
Life 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.
“I’d be surprised,” she said.
The 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.
I 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.
I 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.
Also 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?”
“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?”
Now 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.
Penn 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.
CLOSE A Victim's father tries to attack disgraced ex-sports doctor Larry Nassar in a Michigan courtroom and was tackled by bailiffs. (Feb. 2) AP
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