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MAYA BAY, Thailand - Once a pristine Thai paradise, mass tourism has exhausted the secluded bay made world famous by the Leonardo DiCaprio movie "The Beach."
Now it's to get some respite from the daily influx of dozens of boats and thousands of visitors unsuccessfully scrambling for an unspoiled view of glistening white sands and emerald waters.
Maya Bay on Phi Phi Leh Island in the Andaman Sea will close to tourists for four months from Friday to give its coral reefs and sea life a chance to recover from an onslaught that began nearly two decades ago.
Thai authorities have promoted unfettered tourism but now claim to be striving to balance profit and conservation. They say the closure will happen every year.

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The special election in Georgia to fill HHS Secretary Tom Price’s old congressional seat could end with a historic Democratic upset. The Sixth District seat has been held by a Republican continuously since Newt Gingrich won it in 1978, but changing demographics and what’s known as a “jungle primary” are giving Democrat Jon Ossoff a shot at winning today’s vote.
Georgia tea leaves
Spanning wealthier and Republican-leaning suburbs north of Atlanta, Tom Price’s old seat is just the kind of place Democrats would love to pull off an upset. They’d point to it as evidence of excitement in their base, and support from the upper-income Republicans and college graduates who eluded them in 2016. But winning will be tough. We look at data from the 50,000 early votes already cast to gauge the contest.
Custody battle
A lawyer for conservative radio show host Alex Jones says his client is nothing more than a showman. He said it in a Texas court, where Jones is fighting for custody of his children. His ex-wife argues the views and conspiracy theories on Jones’ radio show prove he’s unfit for fatherhood.
Silver lining
Whatever your feelings about tax day, retailers want you to know they feel your pain (or relief). The tax day freebie has become something of a modern tradition as corporations angle for new customers. Here’s a sampling of the companies trying to take some sting out of today by offering big discounts and free stuff.
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Alabama lawmakers could send a bill to the governor this week that would allow a megachurch to establish its own police force. The bill has already passed the state Senate and is awaiting a House vote. We take a look at why the plan is getting mixed reactions.
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BIRMINGHAM, Mich., April 24, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Unloc is Hosting Michigan Medical Cannabis Summit to unite medical professionals, commercial/industrial real estate agents, state regulators, service providers, industry experts and entrepreneurs of the latest medical research of the clinical uses of cannabis, as well as the current regulatory environment of Michigan.
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The refurbishment of the Burrell Collection in Glasgow has been boosted by £5 million of Scottish Government funding.
The A-listed museum building which houses the 9,000-piece art collection was closed in October last year for a £66 million renovation.
The project aims to improve facilities at the site and expand the display space, and is expected to be completed by 2020.
A computer-generated image showing what the outside of the Burrell Collection will look like after the redevelopment (Burrell Collection/PA)
Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop said: “The Burrell Collection is a world-class and internationally significant museum, with many rare and wonderful items. Not only that, but the building in Pollok Country Park is also a much-loved architectural gem.
“Currently only 20% of the collection is on public display at any one time and these substantial refurbishments will enable a much more significant part of the collection to be exhibited.
“I am pleased we can contribute £5 million towards ensuring that the building becomes a fitting 21st century home for the Burrell and I look forward to the museum reopening in 2020.”
Art technicians Andy Cavanagh, Angus Wolf and Paul McCall help to move The Beggar at Ornans by French Realist Gustave Courbet, one of the most recognisable paintings at the Burrell Collection (Jane Barlow/PA)
The collection, gifted to Glasgow in 1944 by Sir William and Lady Burrell, is run by Glasgow Life on behalf of Glasgow City Council.
David McDonald, Glasgow Life chair, said: “This is fantastic news and we are very grateful to the Scottish Government for what is a ringing endorsement of our ambitious plans for the refurbishment and redisplay of the Burrell Collection.”

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Perth Theatre bosses are confident they can reach their £1.5 million fundraising goal before the venue is ready to reopen.
Horsecross Arts, the creative force behind the city centre venue’s redevelopment, has announced it has already raised £400,000.
The campaign has been boosted by awards and donations from several trusts and foundations, as well as money from seat dedications.
Horsecross has already confirmed pledges of £15.1m towards the £16.6m transformation from, among others, Perth and Kinross Council, Creative Scotland, the Gannochy Trust and the Heritage Lottery Fund.
The £1.5m final phase is to help fully kit out the restored and redeveloped building.
Construction has reached a further milestone with gilding work under way at the B-listed auditorium.
A massive crane, which arrived at the site last summer, has finished its work and will be removed later this month.
Horsecross Arts chief executive Gwilym Gibbons said: “We are delighted to be nearly a third of the way towards reaching our £1.5 million fundraising target to fully kit out the transformed Perth Theatre.
“We have been overwhelmed by the generosity and commitment of all our funders.”


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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Ancient sculptures that were missing for decades after being stolen during Lebanon’s civil war are to go on display in Beirut thanks to a global fight against antiquities smuggling that has been stepped up since wartime looting in Iraq and Syria.
The five marble statues were among a haul of hundreds that Lebanese militiamen took from a storehouse in 1981, some of which are only now emerging onto the shadowy global arts market and even into the world’s greatest museums.
Three of the five sculptures unveiled at a ceremony in Beirut on Friday were spotted in New York’s Metropolitan Museum - where they were on loan from a private collector - by a curator who identified them using Art Loss, an online register of stolen artefacts.
One of the people instrumental in getting them sent back to Lebanon was Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Matthew Bogdanos, an Iraq war veteran who led the investigation into looting at the national museum in Baghdad during the chaos of the U.S.-led invasion to topple Saddam Hussein.
Outrage at looting there and in Syria, and fear that art trafficking was funding militant groups, has driven countries to work together to stop it, said Bogdanos, who was in Beirut on Friday for a ceremony to unveil the statues.
“It has resulted in greater attention, greater scrutiny and greater resources, all of which we desperately need in order to fight such an entrenched global network,” Bogdanos, whose office has recovered thousands of stolen antiquities in recent years, told Reuters at the ceremony at Beirut’s National Museum.
One of the other statues was identified last year by a gallery in Germany, which noticed it on the Art Loss register. The fifth was seized in a container entering Lebanon’s port of Tripoli last month.
Archaeologists excavated all the statues in the 1960s and 1970s in Sidon at the Temple of Eshmoun, a god of healing.
They were carved between the sixth and fourth centuries BC, when Lebanon’s Phoenician civilization was ruled by the Persian empire but influenced by Greek art and culture.
One of the statues, a bull’s head, was from the capital of a pillar in the temple. The other statues, of youths and children, included one dedicated to the temple by fond relatives in thanks for the recovery from illness of their child.
“HERITAGE IS NOT FOR SALE”
Part of a Phoenician statue is displayed inside Beirut's National Museum in Beirut, Lebanon February 2, 2018. REUTERS/Jamal Saidi
They will be added to the Beirut museum’s display of Eshmoun sculptures, which include a complete capital with bull heads facing in each direction and marble statues of babies and children.
Only a handful of more than 500 Eshmoun statues pillaged from the storerooms of Byblos citadel in 1981 have been identified and returned to Lebanon.
“We will put every resource that we have to recover any piece wherever it is and whoever thinks it belongs to him. Our heritage is not for sale,” said Lebanon’s Culture Minister Ghattas Khoury.
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Like these pieces, items smuggled from Iraq and Syria may stay hidden for decades before traffickers start selling them to collectors.
“It is rare that we would see anything on the market for 10 or 20 or even 30 years, because they do have the patience. They stockpile these pieces,” said Bogdanos.
The international nature of the trade makes it hard to trace them.
“If you would follow the pieces which we have here, there was a kind of ping-pong between Europe, America, Europe again ... it’s a globalisation,” said Rolf Stucky, a Swiss archaeologist who registered many of the looted Eshmoun statues on Art Loss in the 1990s, allowing them to be identified now.
But countries now share information and help train authorities, both in the main markets for stolen artefacts and in the regions from which they come.
Lebanon itself has stopped many foreign pieces from being shipped through Beirut, said Ghattas. As a neighbor of Syria, it is a major route for items looted from there.
“In many respects (smugglers) didn’t have to be smart in their trafficking behavior simply because no countries were cooperating enough, were devoting enough resources to stop it,” said Bogdanos.
“That has all changed.”

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James Goold, center, chairman of the RPM Nautical Foundation, talks with David Ruff, left, of the not-for-profit US Institute of Nautical Archaeology research organization, and Neritan Ceka, Albanian archaeologist, before the start of the Albanian underwater archaeology conference in Tirana, Albania, Tuesday, July 3, 2018. Researchers are urging Albanian authorities to build a museum to display hundreds of Roman and Greek artefacts and ancient shipwrecks that are sitting under Albania's barely explored coastline. Lazar Semini AP Photo


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Question: ‘Enough is enough’: G7 ministers agree to call Russia out

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Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale reaches across a table to shake hands with Kirstjen Nielsen, United States Secretary of Homeland Security during a G7 Foreign and Security Ministers meeting in Toronto on Monday, April 23, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Chris Young
Canada and its G7 partners are saying “enough is enough” to attacks by Russia and other authoritarian countries in their democratic institutions, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said Monday.
Freeland concluded talks with her G7 counterparts by affirming an organized effort to respond to foreign meddling and the spreading of false information — mainly by Russia. Exactly what that means is a work in progress, but Freeland said the ministers will give their leaders recommendations on how to respond in a forceful, co-ordinated manner when they meet in Charlevoix, Que. in June.
There is a concern in the G7 countries that “authoritarian states are actively working to undermine the democratic systems in our countries and elsewhere,” she said.
“Today we said, ‘Enough is enough.’”
Freeland said there was unanimity among G7 ministers for a concerted effort to tackle Russian disinformation and meddling in the world’s democracies.
Related: G7 warned of Russian threats to western democracy
While she and British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson displayed enthusiasm for the G7 effort to take Russia to task for what they are calling a broad range of “malign” behaviour, their American counterpart sounded a less effusive note.
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan didn’t bother mentioning the initiative in his closing public remarks.
Sullivan was pinch-hitting for U.S. President Donald Trump’s new pick for secretary of state, CIA Director Mike Pompeo, who faces strong opposition to his confirmation, and could not represent his country during the overlapping meeting of G7 foreign and interior ministers, which continues Tuesday.
Sullivan opted instead to highlight the North Korea nuclear crisis in his closing summit remarks, following Pompeo’s secret mission to the Hermit Kingdom two weeks ago to pave the way for a Trump meeting with its leader, Kim Jong Un.
Freeland pushed Russia to the top of a packed agenda that included North Korea, Iran, the ongoing Syrian crisis, and the Venezuela and Rohingya Muslim unrest.
Russia is, of course, a politically charged issue for Trump, with special counsel Robert Mueller investigating allegations of possible collusion between Russia and the campaign that brought the president to power in 2016.
The G7 ministers agreed in their Sunday discussion about the need to address the disruptive influence of Russia, including its interference in foreign elections and its dissemination of fake news.
“What we decided … was that we were going to set up a G7 group that would look at Russian malign behaviour in all its manifestations, whether it’s cyberwar, whether it’s disinformation, assassination attempts, whatever it happens to be and collectively try and call it out,” Johnson said.
“Russia is so unbelievably clever at kind of sowing doubt and confusion and spreading all this fake news and trying to muddy the waters. We think there’s a role for the G7 in just trying to provide some clarity.”
Freeland said she and her fellow ministers talked about “democracy being under attack, and in particular about Russian efforts to destabilize some democracies.”
Sullivan didn’t mention the Russia initiative in his summary of the talks or single out the Kremlin’s use disinformation, but he said the U.S. remains committed to the G7’s endeavour.
He called on Russia to be a “constructive partner” in Syria, where it continues to back the regime of Bashar Assad. He blasted it for the chemical weapon attack on a former Russian spy and his daughter in the British town of Salisbury. And he called on the Kremlin to give Crimea back to Ukraine and get out of its eastern region.
Sullivan also said co-operation with Russia on a variety of topics is necessary, including fighting terrorism “but that will not prevent us from standing up and confronting and taking action against Russian behaviour that’s contrary to international norms and all that we stand for in the G7.”
Afterwards, a senior State Department official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the matter, added additional comment: “The U.S. will support its allies to combat state sponsored disinformation from Russia and other countries. This remains a priority.”
Freeland has framed the clash between democracy and authoritarianism as a defining theme of our time, with Russia as the West’s main foe on that front.
She said all citizens in democratic countries, as well as their governments have a duty to be vigilant against the disruption. She said one of her fellow ministers “pointed out that making the case for democracy can be hard sometimes … because facts can be very boring” and don’t always lead to an interesting narrative.
“Lurid conspiracy theories, on the other hand, are lurid, and exciting. Part of our job, I think, is a collective one of being aware of that fact.”
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European Union foreign ministers took on some hot-button issues Monday, throwing their weight behind Britain which claims Russia is likely behind a poisoning attack on a former spy, and also discussing sanctions against Iran and North Korea.
In a statement, the ministers offered full backing to Britain’s claim it was “highly likely” Russia was behind the deadly nerve agent attack against former Russian spy Sergei Skripal and his daughter. Skeptics previously suggested Europe might not be so united. But British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson suggested Moscow’s alleged efforts to sow divisions has failed.
“There is scarcely a country round the table here in Brussels that is has not been effected in recent years by some kind of malign or disruptive Russian behavior, and that is why I think the strength and resolve of our European friends is so striking today,” Johnson said.
Although there are no current talks about further European sanctions against Russia, the possibility may be up for discussion during an EU summit later this week.
Iran was also on Monday’s menu, as the EU looks for ways to save the Iran nuclear deal, which the Trump administration is threatening to withdraw from. France wants the 28-member bloc to consider new sanctions against Iran — a move that might help Washington to remain on board.
French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said the EU is determined the Iran deal is respected, but the bloc also needs to find a common response to Iranian ballistic missile proliferation and its contentious role in the Middle and Near East, including Syria.
Le Drian also said increased pressure on North Korea is delivering results, as the European ministers met with their South Korean counterpart in Brussels. The EU plans to maintain its current economic restrictions on Pyongyang, ahead of planned talks in May between North Korean and U.S. leaders.


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FILE - In this Thursday, Aug. 10, 2017, file courtroom sketch, pop singer Taylor Swift speaks from the witness stand during a trial, in Denver. A jury on Monday, Aug. 14, was expected to weigh Swift's allegation that a former radio host groped her during a meet-and-greet before a concert and whether the singer's mother and her radio liaison later set out to destroy his career. Jeff Kandyba via AP, File)

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Following Harvey Weinstein's indictment by a grand jury on Wednesday, Rose McGowan took to Instagram to share her reaction to the legal development.
"INDICTED. FINALLY," the actress wrote. "I’ve been indicted by the media he’s bought out for years to trash me. Now it is a new chapter for both of us."
McGowan is one of many women who has accused the former movie producer of sexual misconduct -- which he has denied -- and has been a vocal advocate for women who have gone public with their own stories of abuse and harassment in recent months.
The actress now stars in the E! docu-series Citizen Rose, which examines her experiences with sexual assault in Hollywood and her role in the Me Too movement.
Rose's comments regarding Weinstein were shared alongside a promo for her new series, where she wrote about the backlash she feels she's faced from the mainstream media after speaking out against abuse in show business.
"Who I am has been told to the world for me in magazines, newspapers, blogs, videos, tabloids," Rose said, adding that many in the media have been paid off to "slut-shame, body shame, and freedom shame" her.
"All You were told is that I was a horror show. Someone damaged. Someone off-kilter. Someone not right," she added, in part. "Luckily, many worldwide saw through this fiction, sadly, far more continue to hound me with this false narrative."
Rose went on to say that she signed on to do to the docu-series to show people who she really is.
"But because of how I’ve been sold in the media- many of the people polled about the show say that they are on the fence about supporting it 'someone like me,'" she continued. "Suddenly though- now that the Monster aka Harvey Weinstein- has turned himself in I'm 'validated.' I have always spoken the truth."
"I know what I have achieved to change the world. I am facing time in jail because I wanted a better, freer society," Rose wrote, referring to her arrest in November in relation to an outstanding warrant for alleged felony drug possession. "I have lived a harder life than most could withstand. I know my truth… I know what I’ve done to change the world. How about you?"
McGowen's comments come hours after the 66-year-old Weinstein was indicted on charges of rape in the first and third degrees, and criminal sexual act in the first degree.
Weinstein's team -- who argued that they were "unfairly denied access to critical information about this case that was needed to defend him" -- revealed that Weinstein will not testify before the grand jury for his case. Watch the video below to hear more.
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Residents in the United States have been reporting some strange underground booms for the past few months, and now, UFO researcher Tyler Glockner has come up with an explanation for the strange phenomenon.
The researcher in a video shared on his YouTube channel 'Secureteam10' said the booms could be due to the secret underground tunneling project under progress.
Tyler Glockner said something really sinister may be happening underground and it could be the handiwork of the elites with the help of government agencies who might be preparing for a nuclear apocalypse. The conspiracy theorist also suggested that these underground tunnels are being made to connect supermarket stores like Walmart so people can survive the doomsday with access to food.
"These massive booms might be linked to an underground tunneling system and your local Walmart store. The theory is that these massive tunnels built underground are all connected to a store. Just think, if something ever did happen, you will have these massive tunnels below the surface which link to these stores that could easily be converted to camps," said Tyler Glockner in the video.
As the video went viral on the Internet, several theories have surfaced to explain the weird booms.
"It is not a wild theory. My local Super-Walmart had construction going on for 2 years on the northwest side of its store. When they were done, nothing changed on the outside or inside of the store. Not even the parking lot changed. There were large storage containers randomly around the construction site that seemed to serve no purpose, other than to hide their work," commented one 'Earl's Daughter' on Youtube.
Some conspiracy theorists believe that these tunnels may have a connection to the secret underground base at the Denver airport so the elites can easily save their lives during the times of an apocalypse. They even claim that there is a secret railway line too, running between the White House and the Denver Airport.

With all the talk of the warmest year ever and hottest months ever, interestingly Sweden says it had so much snow that the pile created from city snow removal will last to next winter, and they are worries about where to put next years snow as space will 100% for sure run out. Incredible zonal wind event dragging dust storm from Africa from the Gulf of Mexico to Chicago then up into Canada swirling to Hudson Bay. A look at the U.S Drilling Program, Ice Bits, where we get some of the ice core data sets from.


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Millennials -- the older ones at least. That's right, contrary to popular perception, not all of the 18- to 35-year-old generation is so wracked with college debt that they're living in their parents' basements while working for peanuts as baristas.
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A mother was arrested at a Walmart in Manchester after leaving 3 young children in a hot car (WFSB)
Manchester Police arrested a mother after leaving 3 young children in a hot car on Wednesday.
The incident happened at the Walmart on Buckland Hills Drive around 2:30 p.m.
Lashonna Chambers, 33, was charged with 3 counts of risk of injury to a minor, 3 counts of reckless endangerment.
Police said it was 82 degrees outside when the children were inside the car.
All three children were Chambers'. Police have not released the ages of the children.
The children were evaluated on the scene and released to the custody of a family member.
Police have not released a mug shot of Chambers.
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Picture: iStock\nA MOTHER has found herself at the centre of a vicious debate thanks to her controversial suggestion that holidays should become a thing of the past.\nThe unnamed mum made her bold proposal on the popular parenting forum Mumsnet, where she asked fellow parents, "Why we don\'t just do away with [school holidays] entirely?"\nShe also suggested ways her radical school model could be executed.\n"Run schools like a regular workplace in that they operate 52 weeks of the year," the mother posted.\n"Teachers and students to get four weeks allocated holiday allowance per year and parents can use this at their discretion.\n"Staff would be able to be more flexible and they would have more time in the year to teach children at a more realistic pace."\nShe then asked: "Am I missing why this isn\'t a genius idea?"\nBut unsurprisingly, the woman\'s views have been panned by fellow parents, with many dismissing her idea outright.\n"Perhaps because children don\'t run the same way as adults?" one parent replied, while another argued: "The kids would burn out, never mind the teachers".\nAnother suggested the proposal would only benefit working parents, at the expense of children.\n"School doesn\'t exist purely to facilitate working parents. The best interests of the kids should be primary," that parent wrote, while another said: "I feel like kids need time just to experience life and grow without being constantly hemmed into school life."\nOthers pointed out other big flaws in the plan, such as some parents not taking their child\'s "discretionary" holidays, instead leaving them at school permanently.\nMany argued it would be next to impossible for teachers to keep track of which students needed to catch up on schoolwork if all students were able to take breaks at random times.\nAnd several pointed out that the system would strain the government\'s already stretched budget, as it would then need to fork out extra cash to keep schools running permanently.\nBut there were some parents who sided with the poster, with some arguing the current system was "detrimental" to kids\' wellbeing.\n"I actually think you\'re right in that we should have schools operate in such a way that children and teachers aren\'t utterly exhausted at the end of term," one parent wrote.\n"There\'s also a lot of evidence that the long summer holiday is detrimental.\n"That said, I still think there should be some allocated holidays where kids have a longer time to indulge their interests or just get bored."']' and the negative '['Represent this text to find a news title for it!', "Startling statistics show a third of us daily devour chocolate for breakfast, lunch AND dinner!\nOur obesity-inducing obsession with such sweet treats prompts British Heart Foundation fund-raisers to issue choc ban bid for next month's DECHOX, here accompanied by timely cacao quiz and illustrated by Kym Marsh past photo shoot campaign support.\nThe healthy eating call comes as survey results reveal over a third of Yorkshire folk have eaten chocolate as part of EVERY meal in a single day\nAlmost six in ten people (56%) across the county don't know how many calories are in their favourite confectionery bar while around half (48%) aren't aware of calorific content of fave cakes like choc chip muffins.\nOver two fifths in the region (41%) feel guilty after over-indulging on sweet treats while over a third (35%) concede chocolate is increasingly sneaking its way into every meal of the day.\nIt's no surprise then six per cent of sweet-tooth local folk accept their choc habit has officially got out of hand while more than a fifth (21%) resort to secretly scoffing chocolate.\nShock choc stats also reveal regionally we begin to become more health-conscious in our 20s, women starting to feel guilty about gorging from 24, men from 28.\nBHF heart health dietitian Tracy Parker said: “It’s no secret that we’re a nation of chocoholics. While its fine to treat yourself now and again, this survey shows how chocolate is becoming commonplace in our diets – almost from the moment we wake up to when we go to sleep.\n“By challenging yourself to a DECHOX this March you can help eliminate temptation whilst raising funds for our life saving research. By ditching chocolate, you can kick start some healthier habits, and help fund the breakthroughs that will see us beat heart disease for good.”\nEach year estimated 160,000 lives are cut short by heart and circulatory disease – one every three minutes!\nEven though over a quarter of people (26%) rank chocolate as hardest guilty pleasure to give up, there is still hope for our region, clearly infatuated with sweet stuff.\nOver two thirds (67%) of us remain confident we can give up choc for a month (67%), which bodes well for March sponsor money toward life-saving heart disease research.\nAfter 18,000 DECHOXERS last year amassed incredible £860,000, you can this year sign up at www.bhf.org.uk/dechox, follow campaigners on Facebook and meet fellow sweet treat beaters using #DECHOX hashtag.\nTRENDING STORIES:\nBREAKING: Man arrested for attempted murder after shooting in Sheffield\nMan due in court over armed robbery in Sheffield\nArrests made in crime crackdown in South Yorkshire\nSouth Yorkshire man one of first in country to be sentenced over legal highs\nSheffield man killed in crash named by police\nCourt round-up: Latest convictions at Sheffield, Doncaster Barnsley and Chesterfield magistrates’ courts\nLot of love for Vincent Sasso after vital brace - Sheffield Wednesday 2 Blackburn Rovers 1\nBristol Rovers 0 Sheffield United 0: Five changes but same old fighting spirit as Blades assistant Knill admits draw was a fair result\nWant to live at Bramall Lane? 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AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto 000 002 002—4 6 1 Boston 001 012 02x—6 11 1
Gaviglio, Oh (7), Tepera (8) and Maile; Rodriguez, Barnes (7), B.Johnson (9), Kimbrel (9) and C.Vazquez. W_Rodriguez 6-1. L_Gaviglio 2-1. Sv_Kimbrel (18). HRs_Toronto, Hernandez (8). Boston, Nunez (4), Martinez (18).
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Chicago 000 000 001—1 5 2 Cleveland 205 200 00x—9 13 0
Lopez, Volstad (3), Avilan (4), Rondon (5), Fry (6), N.Jones (7), Soria (8) and Narvaez; Kluber, Beliveau (7), Marshall (8), B.Taylor (9) and Gomes. W_Kluber 8-2. L_Lopez 1-4. HRs_Chicago, Sanchez (3). Cleveland, Ramirez (17), Encarnacion (13).
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Houston 000 020 001—3 7 0 New York 100 022 00x—5 8 1
Keuchel, McHugh (6) and Stassi; L.Severino, Dav.Robertson (8), A.Chapman (9) and Au.Romine. W_L.Severino 8-1. L_Keuchel 3-7. Sv_A.Chapman (12). HRs_Houston, Stassi (5).
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Los Angeles 001 000 000—1 7 0 Detroit 100 005 00x—6 9 0
Ohtani, Bedrosian (6), J.Johnson (6), Morris (8) and Maldonado; Fiers, Jimenez (8), Greene (9) and Greiner. W_Coleman 2-0. L_Bedrosian 1-1.
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Minnesota 001 124 000— 8 11 0 Kansas City 270 000 11x—11 16 0
Romero, Slegers (2), Pressly (8) and B.Wilson; Keller, Oaks (4), B.Smith (5), Flynn (6), McCarthy (7), Hill (8), K.Herrera (9) and S.Perez. W_McCarthy 4-2. L_Romero 2-2. Sv_K.Herrera (12). HRs_Minnesota, Dozier (8), Adrianza (1). Kansas City, Moustakas (12), Soler (8), Dozier (1).
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Tampa Bay 013 000 020—6 10 0 Oakland 000 000 000—0 1 4
Eovaldi, Font (7), Nuno (9) and Sucre; Manaea, Ramirez (6), Coulombe (8), Hatcher (9) and Lucroy. W_Eovaldi 1-0. L_Manaea 5-6. HRs_Tampa Bay, Refsnyder (2), Field (5).
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Texas 000 201 400—7 11 0 Seattle 001 301 001—6 13 0
Moore, Barnette (6), Leclerc (7), Claudio (8), Kela (9) and Chirinos; Paxton, Altavilla (6), Cook (7), Rzepczynski (7), Nicasio (7), Bradford (9) and Zunino. W_Barnette 1-0. L_Rzepczynski 0-1. Sv_Kela (12).
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INTERLEAGUE Washington 001 000 100—2 7 0 Baltimore 000 000 000—0 4 0
Scherzer, Doolittle (9) and P.Severino; Hess, M.Castro (7), Hart (8), Wright Jr. (9) and Sisco. W_Scherzer 9-1. L_Hess 2-2. Sv_Doolittle (13). HRs_Washington, Harper (18).
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NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis 000 000 200—2 8 1 Milwaukee 000 010 20x—3 10 1
A.Reyes, Gant (5), Lyons (7), Tuivailala (7) and Kelly; Guerra, Jeffress (7), Hader (8), Knebel (9) and Kratz, Pina. W_Jeffress 5-0. L_Tuivailala 1-1. Sv_Knebel (5). HRs_St. Louis, Bader (5). Milwaukee, Yelich (7).
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Cincinnati 000 402 001—7 12 0 Arizona 301 000 000—4 13 1
Romano, W.Peralta (6), Hughes (7), Garrett (7), R.Iglesias (8) and Barnhart; Corbin, Salas (7), Chafin (8), McFarland (9) and Murphy. W_Romano 3-6. L_Corbin 5-2. Sv_R.Iglesias (9). HRs_Cincinnati, Schebler (6), Duvall (10). Arizona, Goldschmidt (7), Murphy (7).
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Chicago 100 000 000—1 9 1 Pittsburgh 110 000 00x—2 9 0
Hendricks, R.Rosario (6), Mazzoni (7), J.Wilson (7) and Contreras; Musgrove, Crick (8), F.Vazquez (9) and Cervelli. W_Musgrove 2-0. L_Hendricks 4-4. Sv_F.Vazquez (10). HRs_Pittsburgh, Harrison (2).
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New York 000 100 111—4 9 1 Atlanta 000 000 100—1 5 0
Vargas, T.Peterson (6), Familia (8), Gsellman (9) and Plawecki; Teheran, Carle (8), S.Freeman (8), Socolovich (9) and Suzuki. W_Vargas 2-3. L_Teheran 4-3. Sv_Gsellman (2). HRs_Atlanta, Camargo (4).
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San Francisco 020 220 010—7 11 0 Colorado 310 000 000—4 11 0
Holland, Moronta (6), Watson (7), S.Dyson (8), Strickland (9) and Posey; Gray, Musgrave (4), Oberg (6), McGee (8), Rusin (9) and Wolters. W_Holland 3-6. L_Musgrave 0-1. Sv_Strickland (11). HRs_Colorado, Arenado (11).
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Miami 000 200 000—2 4 1 San Diego 000 100 002—3 6 0
Urena, Steckenrider (7), Barraclough (8), Ziegler (9) and Realmuto; Richard, Strahm (8) and Lopez. W_Strahm 1-2. L_Ziegler 0-5. HRs_Miami, Castro (3). San Diego, Reyes (4).
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Philadelphia 000 000 101—2 8 1 Los Angeles 103 120 01x—8 13 0
Eflin, Arano (5), Hutchison (7) and Alfaro; Stripling, Garcia (8), Venditte (9) and Grandal. W_Stripling 3-1. L_Eflin 1-2. HRs_Philadelphia, Williams (6). Los Angeles, Muncy (7), Kemp (7).

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Question: SEC Proposes Package of Enhancements to Regulation of Broker-Dealers and Investment Advisers

May 10, 2018
On April 18, 2018, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a comprehensive proposal that would alter the regulation of broker-dealers and investment advisers, particularly when making recommendations to retail customers. The commissioners voted 4-1 to propose the package, with Commissioner Kara Stein dissenting. The SEC’s proposal will have a 90-day comment period, running from the date it is published in the Federal Register.
The SEC’s proposal is being made against the backdrop of an uncertain future for the Department of Labor’s (DOL) fiduciary rule, which was vacated in its entirety by the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit in March. Interested stakeholders are awaiting a decision by the DOL as to whether it will appeal the Fifth Circuit’s decision, either to the full Fifth Circuit or to the Supreme Court. At an April 12th hearing before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, and Related Agencies, Secretary of Labor Alexander Acosta stated that the DOL is not currently enforcing the fiduciary rule and that the Trump Administration has not yet made a determination as to how to proceed. On April 26th, AARP and the attorneys general of three states (California, New York, and Oregon) filed motions to intervene in the Fifth Circuit litigation along with petitions for a rehearing by the full Fifth Circuit.
The SEC’s proposal shares many similarities with the DOL fiduciary rule, but there are also a number of differences. The SEC repeatedly states in the explanatory material the SEC’s belief that its proposal would be well-integrated with the DOL’s fiduciary rule, including the requirements under the Best Interest Contract Exemption. The SEC’s proposal focuses on broker-dealers and the “associated persons” of broker-dealers and, to a lesser extent, investment advisers registered under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940.
Overview. The SEC proposal is composed of the following parts:
A proposal to require that broker-dealers act in a customer’s “best interest” when making recommendations to retail customers. This new duty is described in more detail below.
A proposal to lay out, in a single interpretative release, the elements of an investment adviser’s fiduciary duty to its clients. The SEC describes this proposed release as reaffirming and, in some cases, clarifying this duty, which has largely developed through court cases interpreting the anti-fraud provision of the Investment Advisers Act.
A new “relationship summary” disclosure requirement that would, in a document of no more than four pages, lay out the basics of the firm’s services, standards of conduct, fees and costs, conflicts of interest, and certain other information. This new disclosure requirement would apply to both broker-dealers and investment advisers.
A proposal to limit the ability of broker-dealers and their associated persons from using the term “adviser” or “advisor” as part of their name or title, unless such broker-dealers are registered as investment advisers.
A proposal to require broker-dealers and investment advisers to prominently disclose the firm’s registration status with the SEC (i.e., as a broker-dealer and/or investment adviser).
New Standards of Conduct for Broker-Dealers. The centerpiece of the SEC’s proposal is a new duty that would be imposed on broker-dealers when making recommendations to retail customers. Under this new standard, a broker-dealer must act in the best interest of a retail customer at the time a recommendation is made, without placing the broker-dealer’s interest ahead of the customer’s. Thus, unlike the DOL’s fiduciary rule, there is no requirement for the broker-dealer to disregard its own interest. A broker-dealer would discharge this new best interest duty by complying with the following obligations:
Disclosure obligation. A broker-dealer must disclose, in writing, the material facts about the relationship, including all material conflicts of interest and the scope of the relationship (e.g., whether the broker-dealer assumes any duty to monitor the customer’s investments).
Care obligation. A broker-dealer must, in making a recommendation, exercise reasonable diligence, care, skill, and prudence to:
Understand the potential risks and rewards of the recommendation, and have a reasonable basis to believe that the recommendation could be in the best interest of at least some retail customers;
Have a reasonable basis to believe that the recommendation is in the best interest of a particular customer based on his or her investment profile and the potential risks and rewards of the recommendation; and
Have a reasonable basis to believe that a series of recommendations are not excessive and are in the customer’s best interest when taken together in light of the customer’s investment profile.
Conflict of interest obligations. A broker-dealer must establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures reasonably designed to identify and at a minimum disclose or eliminate all material conflicts of interest. In addition, with respect to “financial incentives,” a broker-dealer must establish, maintain, and enforce written policies and procedures reasonably designed to identify and at a minimum disclose and mitigate, or eliminate, all material conflicts of interest arising from these financial incentives. In other words, the proposal would create an obligation on the broker-dealer to mitigate conflicts from financial incentives.
A few terms will be particularly important in measuring this rule’s impact on retirement plans. The new standards of conduct would only apply to “recommendations” to a “retail customer.” The SEC did not define the term “recommendation,” but did say that it is based on how that term is defined by existing Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) rules. (FINRA’s definition, in turn, is similar, but not identical, to how the DOL defined “recommendation” in its fiduciary rule.) Notably, a “recommendation” under FINRA rules can include a rollover recommendation if it involves a recommendation regarding a security.
The SEC defines retail customer as a person, or legal representative of a person, who receives a recommendation of any securities transaction or investment strategy involving securities from a broker, dealer, or a natural person who is an associated person of a broker or dealer, and uses the recommendation “primarily for personal, family, or household purposes.” The SEC makes clear in its explanatory material that this would include a recommendation to a participant in a defined contribution plan, but the SEC does not explain whether it would apply to a recommendation to a plan fiduciary regarding the plan’s investment menu.
In section 913 of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, Congress authorized the SEC to promulgate rules that extend the same standard of conduct applicable to investment advisers (i.e., a fiduciary duty) to broker-dealers. The SEC’s current proposal would not do that. While the new best interest standard for broker-dealers would include many obligations that apply to fiduciaries, including ERISA fiduciaries, the SEC’s proposal does not intend that broker-dealers would be subject to the “fiduciary” duty that applies to registered investment advisers.
Implications for Plan Sponsors. First, it is important to remember that this is only a proposal; it could change significantly before finalization. We expect robust comments from many stakeholders, although previous comments from industry members suggest broad support for a best interest standard when investment professionals make recommendations to retail customers.
Second, it is important to keep in mind that the SEC’s proposal builds on a variety of existing duties and obligations already imposed on broker-dealers under SEC and FINRA rules. In fact, many of the elements of the new best interest standard would be viewed by FINRA as already required under its “suitability” standard for recommendations. Nonetheless, this new proposal would be a significant enhancement of the duties owed to retail securities customers, including with respect to retirement plans and accounts.
Many plan sponsors do not deal routinely with broker-dealers. Like the DOL’s fiduciary rule, the changes in the SEC’s proposal are expected to have the greatest impact in the retail market, including with respect to rollover recommendations to IRAs. For registered investment advisers, the proposal purports to restate the existing fiduciary duty under the securities laws and require some additional disclosures beyond the current Form ADV. There are, of course, many nuances that will undoubtedly be discovered as stakeholders pour over the nearly 1,000 pages of explanatory material in what we expect to be a robust comment process.
Source: Davis & Harman; May 2018
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DUBLIN, July 3, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --
The "Fintech for Seniors: It's Just the Beginning" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
This report addresses the market opportunity for financial technology innovation in products and services to serve the needs of the rapidly growing population of older adults or "seniors."
There are now nearly 50 million residents over the age of 65 in the United States, a number the U.S. Census Bureau estimates will more than double by 2060. Increased longevity and continued growth in the senior population will require innovative solutions for the industries that target this segment.
Thus far, much financial technology (fintech) innovation for this population segment has been concentrated in healthcare and home automation, while innovation in banking and payments has been targeted more toward the Millennial generation.
There are some promising examples of fintech innovation for the senior market, particularly applications giving seniors more control over their finances and technology for financial protection.
Companies Mentioned
Abaris
Amazon
Bank
EverSafe
Golden
Guide Change
Ready
Set
SilverBills
Silverwealth
TrueLink Financial
U.S. Trust (Bank of America)
Wells Fargo
Key Topics Covered
1. Executive Summary
2. Introduction
Growing Use of Technology, with Limits
Innovation in Other Sectors
3. Product Design Imperatives for the Senior Market
4. Essential Product and Service Design for Older Adults: Three Themes
Theme 1: Provide the Basics: Accessibility and Usability
Theme 2: Incorporate the Core Values of Older Adults
Theme 3: Focus on Outcomes and What's in It for the Older User
5. Innovation in Healthcare and Aging in Place
Rising Healthcare Costs and Health Policies Are Driving Care into the Hom
6. Fintech Innovation in the Broad Senior Market Is Starting to Ramp Up
EverSafe
Golden
Ready, Set, Bank
TrueLink Financial
7. Solutions Targeting Affluent and High-Net-Worth Seniors
Wells Fargo Private Bank
US Trust ElderCare Planning
8. Ecosystems and Sustainable Innovation in the Older Adult Market
Amazon Alexa
9. Strategic Implications for FIs and Fintech Providers
The Financial Institution as a Financial Partner
Natural Language Interfaces as an Emerging Ecosystem
List of Figures and Tables
Figure 1: The Older Adult Population in the United States Has Increased Rapidly
Figure 2: Smartphone Penetration Continues to Grow Among Seniors
Figure 3: Uptake of Mobile Banking Lags Among Seniors
Figure 4: Disposable Income: Seniors vs Other Generations in the United States
Figure 5: Technology for the Continuum of Needed Care for Older Adults
Figure 6: High-Net-Worth Senior Households Are Secure in Their Financial Outlook
Figure 7: Protecting Their Wealth Is Older Adults' Greatest Financial Concern, More Than the Cost of Healthcare
Figure 8: Even Among HNW Seniors, Many Do Not Feel Financially Well Organized
Figure 9: US Adults Are Starting to Embrace Voice Agents, but Seniors Lag the Market
Table 1: Examples of the Latest Innovations in Healthcare and Aging-in-Place Services by Category
Table 2: More Examples of Fintech for Seniors
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VARNER, Ark. (AP) — Arkansas officials vowed to carry out a double execution later this week after the U.S. Supreme Court delivered a setback to the state’s plan to resume capital punishment for the first time in nearly 12 years with a ruling sparing an inmate just minutes before his death warrant was set to expire.
The court’s decision was the second time Don Davis has been granted a reprieve shortly before execution — he came within hours of death in 2010. It capped a chaotic day of legal wrangling in state and federal courts Monday as Arkansas tried to clear obstacles to carrying out its first executions since 2005.
Gov. Asa Hutchinson had set an aggressive schedule of eight executions by the end of April, when the state’s supply of midazolam, a key lethal injection drug, expires. If the state had been able to move ahead with its 11-day execution plan, it would have been the most inmates put to death by any state in such a short period since the U.S. Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty in 1976.
The executions of Davis and Bruce Ward were supposed to be the first two of those executions Monday, but Ward received a stay and the state did not appeal the decision. The state did challenge a stay granted to Davis, but the last-minute U.S. Supreme Court ruling ensured that he would not enter the death chamber Monday.
Davis had already been served a last meal of fried chicken, rolls, beans, mashed potatoes and strawberry cake, and witnesses were being moved toward the execution chamber when the Supreme Court ruled just minutes before his death warrant expired at midnight.
Davis was sentenced to death for the 1990 death of Jane Daniel in Rogers, Arkansas. The woman was killed in her home after Davis broke in and shot her with a .44-caliber revolver he found there.
Despite the setbacks, Attorney General Leslie Rutledge said Arkansas would press ahead with other planned executions, including two set for Thursday — Ledell Lee and Stacey Johnson.
“There are five scheduled executions remaining with nothing preventing them from occurring, but I will continue to respond to any and all legal challenges brought by the prisoners,” Rutledge said.
Lawyers for the inmates were not immediately available after the U.S. Supreme Court ruling.
Earlier in the day, the state had cleared two of the main obstacles to resuming executions. The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a federal judge’s ruling blocking the executions over the use of midazolam, a sedative used in flawed executions in other states. The state Supreme Court also lifted a lower court ruling preventing the state from using another lethal injection drug that a supplier said was sold to be used for medical purposes, not executions.
The high court’s order sparing Davis offered no explanation, but none of the justices voted in favor of lifting the stay. Monday marked the first day that the U.S. Supreme Court was in session with new Justice Neil Gorsuch on the bench.
Arkansas enacted a law two years ago keeping secret the source of its lethal injection drugs, a move officials said was necessary to find new supplies. Despite the secrecy measure, prison officials have said it will be very difficult to find a supplier willing to sell Arkansas midazolam after its current stock expires.
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DeMillo reported from Little Rock. Associated Press writers Jill Bleed in Little Rock and Kelly P. Kissel in Varner contributed to this report.
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Vera Good has been a trailblazer all her long life.
Born in 1915 she earned a university degree when most of her fellow teachers had only a high school education.
She was one of the first female principals in the Toronto school system and the first female inspector of schools in Ontario.
When she left the schools for TV Ontario in 1965, at a time when women were a rarity in administrative roles, she led the conceptual design and was the first executive producer for the long-running children’s series, Polka Dot Door.
When she retired in 1981, she became a consultant, establishing education television in Belize and Jamaica.
But when Good, now 102 and living at Norview Lodge in Simcoe, is asked about the highlights of her life, it’s her early days as a teacher that she recalls.
“If you’d take extra time with children who were struggling to read, they were willing. These are kids who could only read a word at a time. When they’d read a whole sentence and they looked up at you and smiled, that’s what I remember.”
Good’s journey is chronicled in a new biography written by Nancy Silcox called The Exceptional Vera Good, A Life Beyond the Polka Dot Door.
A book launch was held on Sunday at Norview.
The biography is a culmination of interviews Silcox did with Good over more than a year, with the author driving at least once and sometimes twice a week to Simcoe from her home in Kitchener-Waterloo. The two began meeting in March 2015.
“Vera has had more than her share of highlights,” said Silcox. “She lived in India (with the Mennonite Central Committee) during the years when India was gaining independence. She met Mahatma Gandhi and said she was so close to him she said could see the wrinkles on his face. He was assassinated the very next day.”
The book begins at the turn of the century with details of Good’s Swiss ancestors, and her birth into an Old Order Mennonite family in Waterloo County.
Silcox said Good’s life wasn’t without difficulty. She encountered sexism as she climbed the ladder of administration at the board of education.
“She was way ahead of the curve. She had some really tough times. She bumped her head many times against the glass ceiling. It was not a happy part of her life.”
When the government of the day announced the establishment of educational television for children, Silcox said they called on the best educational minds of the time, including Good.
Good, who by then had earned her doctorate, became a significant contributor to the creation of The Polka Dot Door in 1971 for Ontario Education Communications Authority, later known as TVOntario.
The content of the show, which ran from 1971 to 1993, was generally geared towards education and creativity. One of the most well-known elements of the series was the mythical character Polkaroo.
Another feature of the show was “looking through the polka-dot door,” when the camera would zoom into a dot on the door, which would open up to reveal a short educational film.
Silcox believes Good’s legacy is two-fold – as a pioneer for women in positions of higher responsibility, and as an advocate for the education of children.
A resident of Simcoe for about 25 years, Good still has a sharp memory and a passion for current events.
She said she never felt like a pioneer.
“When you look at your own life, it seems very mundane and day-to-day,” she said. “And you think, why in the world would a book be written about me?
“But the more risks you take, the more exciting life is.”
The Exceptional Vera Good, A Life Beyond the Polka Dot Door, published by CMU Press, is available at Coles in Simcoe and at Words Worth Books in Waterloo.
Proceeds from the sale of the book go to Strong Start, a charitable organization that helps young children learn to read. The program is in 90 schools in Brant, Haldimand and Norfolk.
mruby@postmedia.com

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Honorees include Jason Sanders, superintendent of Ashdown School District; John Ward, superintendent of Magnolia School District; DeMarcus Green, principal of Kilpatrick Elementary in Texarkana, Ark., School District; and Jody Vines, principal of Washington Middle School in El Dorado, Ark. During the ceremony, Beth Anne Rankin, associate director of development at SAU, said the Hall of Fame recognizes the achievements of educators who have "left golden footprints" at their respective schools, greatly supporting the education of students.
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Question: Australia eye Pakistan sweep, not India preparation in Sydney Test

The weather will be a factor with rain forecast at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) for all five days from Tuesday. (Source: AP) The weather will be a factor with rain forecast at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) for all five days from Tuesday. (Source: AP)
Steve Smith’s sole aim will be to keep Australia in the winning habit when they take on a Pakistan side contemplating the imminent departure of their most successful captain in the dead rubber Sydney test this week.
With a first test series win of the season already in the bag after the dramatic victory in the Boxing Day test in Melbourne, Australia have continued the reconstruction of their team ahead of February’s four-test tour of India.
The recall of Steve O’Keefe for a twin-spin attack and inclusion of debutant batting all-rounder Hilton Cartwright gives Australia the look of a team getting an early start on preparations for a tour of the sub-continent.
Captain Smith, however, is well aware that little more than a month ago Australian cricket was in crisis after the home series loss to South Africa and his sights are firmly on victory and securing a 3-0 triumph over Pakistan.
“The selectors probably have an eye on India and the guys that are a possibility to be there,” Smith told reporters on Monday.
“(But) you can’t think too far ahead. The conditions are completely different, it’s a different kind of spin that you get out here compared to India.
“We’re just focused on this Test match at the moment, hopefully we can have a clean sweep.”
Misbah-ul-Haq was so upset by the nature of the innings and 18-run defeat in Melbourne – a loss that ended his hopes of leading Pakistan to a first ever tour triumph in Australia – that he considered retiring from Tests immediately.
The 42-year-old, who been considering hanging up his bat for more than a year and has scored only 20 runs in four innings in the series, ultimately decided to lead his country into the match but the end cannot be far away.
“You have to fight as a sportsman and that’s important for me also,” he told reporters on Monday.
“Everyone, from the support staff to the players are up for that, so I’m also up. I need to play at my best.”
Pakistan will also be looking for better from another veteran batsman in Younus Khan to bolster a line-up that has shown a worrying fragility in their last few Test matches.
As in Melbourne, the weather will be a factor with rain forecast at the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) for all five days from Tuesday.
Head groundsman Tom Parker has promised a bit of traditional SCG turn, which is good news for O’Keefe and off-spinner Nathan Lyon but might also provide fitting conditions for Pakistan leg-spinner Yasir Shah to show the full range of his powers.

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Guptill's gone again! Black Caps opener felled by another hamstring injury, set to miss T20, first two ODIs against Proteas
The strain is unrelated to the one that caused him to miss the final ODI against Australia last month.


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Abuse from crowds and on social media as much as between players will be the focus of a revamp of the AFL's racial and religious vilification code.
The review, announced on Thursday, will acknowledge that the landscape has changed dramatically since Michael Long's stand in the 1990s led to a crackdown on racial abuse.
The battleground has shifted from on-field abuse to behaviour over the fence and on social media – making it increasingly complex.
Damian Monkhorst, AFL chairman Ross Oakley and Michael Long at a mediation session in 1995. Photo: Mark Wilson
The AFL has not received one racial or religious vilification complaint on the field from another player since Tanya Hosch was appointed to her role as general manager of inclusion and social policy 20 months ago, but there have been a substantial number of unsavoury crowd incidents, two in which Adelaide star Eddie Betts was subject to racial taunts.
The push to change the policy comes from Hosch, who has persuaded the AFL commission to review and upgrade a policy that was set up in the mid-1990s when Long's complaint against Collingwood's Damien Monkhurst on Anzac Day in 1995 prompted the AFL to act.

THE NRL has vowed to review the third-party agreement system in an effort to rid the game of salary cap rorting once and for all.
The Rugby League Players Association revealed in a statement the governing body has agreed to review the TPA system, which it says is largely to blame for clubs breaching the salary cap.
It comes in the wake of Manly being issued a breach notice after the NRL claimed to have found potential salary cap rorting over the past five years.
Two Sea Eagles officials have also been issued show cause notices and could be deregistered as punishment.
Now the NRL could completely overhaul the third-party system that often pushes clubs over the salary cap.
“What the preliminary findings do highlight is the need to review the current third-party agreement system,” the RLPA said.
“Unfortunately, this is not the first time that salary cap breaches have been exposed which have a direct link to the negotiation and agreement of third party arrangements.
“As part of the collective bargaining agreement negotiations, the NRL and RLPA have agreed to undertake a review of the TPA system.
“While we do not have any fixed views on the system or how it could be improved, we look forward to working with the NRL and other key stakeholders to review the current arrangements.
“We stress that the review is not a direct consequence of the preliminary findings in relation to the Sea Eagles. However, the findings do reinforce the need to discuss improvements to this space.”
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Last week NRL 360 co-host Paul Kent delivered a mighty spray on Fox League, calling for the NRL to “throw out” third-party agreements altogether.
“Players can no longer argue they are being financially left in the lurch,” Kent said.
“It’s only the top earners anyway that get the third-party agreements, no one wants to sponsor player numbr 25 on your roster.
“It’s the top-end guys who are earning the big cash in their contracts, they’re getting third parties, the NRL needs to get the whole lot and throw them out and say that’s it, they are banned.”


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Question: Women stage protest in Limerick city over CervicalCheck scandal

A GROUP of women have taken to Limerick city centre to hold a demonstration in solidarity with the hundreds affected by the CervicalCheck scandal.
This follows Vicky Phelan’s €2.5m High Court settlement with a US laboratory last month, exposing the scandal in which 209 women were not informed of smear test reviews.
The Standing 4 Women protest kicked off at Thomas Street at around 5pm this Wednesday.
Mary Cahillane Vallely, of Standing 4 Women Limerick, said they are demanding “a total overhaul” of the HSE “from the top-down”.
“Total accountability and transparency. No more cover ups. No more deaths. No more outsourcing or privatisation. No more outsourcing of women’s health issues to the cheapest bidder. Put health before profit. It took the bravery of Vicky Phelan who stood up to the whole establishment to expose the cover ups and the corruption in the HSE.
“We stand in solidarity with her and all,” she said.

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Weather forecasters are getting complaints about their clothes, hair and even eyelashes.
Seven gardaí have taken their own lives in the last 12 months.
Dozens of people placed for adoption in St Patrick’s Guild may not know they are adopted.
Gardaí are investigating whether a young girl witnessed the murder of teenager Cameron Reilly in County Louth.
It looks like today will be one of the hottest days of the year.
Ruth Coppinger says she will try to get rid of the 72-hour waiting period for women seeking an abortion when the bill comes to the Dáil.
A 48-year-old crime barrister became acutely stressed and died following a perceived mistake he had made at work.
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Question: Hate-watch groups agree rally was largest in decade or more

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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Authorities have not provided a crowd estimate for the Saturday rally of white nationalists in Charlottesville that descended into chaos. But two organizations that track hate groups and were monitoring the event said it was the largest white supremacist gathering in a decade or more.
An Associated Press reporter and photographer who were on the scene all day estimated the white nationalist group at about 500 and the counterprotesters at double that, based on in-person observations and photos, including some taken from just above street level.
Virginia State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller said she did not have a crowd estimate. A city spokeswoman did not respond to questions about the crowd size.
Southern Poverty Law Center spokeswoman Heidi Beirich told The Associated Press the next-biggest white supremacist rally her group knew of took place in 2002 in the nation's capital and drew around 300 people.
Saturday was "a pretty big deal in this world," she said.
Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, said in a statement that the "gathering of extreme hate yesterday in Charlottesville is something we have not seen in at least a decade."

Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Alt-right protestors carry torches to Univ. of Virginia | 0:54 A day before a scheduled alt-right demonstration in Charlottesville, Virginia, protestors marched with torches at the University of Virginia. According to local reports, several people were injured during the demonstration. USA TODAY 1 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Video shows car plow into Charlottesville crowd | 0:41 Disturbing video shows the moment a car crashed into the crowd in Charlottesville, Virginia. 2 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Victim in Charlottesville attack identified | 1:13 The woman who was killed when a driver rammed his car into a group of protesters demonstrating against a white nationalist rally Saturday afternoon has been identified. Time 3 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Charlottesville car attack victim: People flying around me | 1:09 A man who was injured in Charlottesville when a speeding vehicle plowed into a second car, killing one person and injuring many others, said he thought it seemed like an assault on "every person in this country." (Aug. 12) AP 4 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Fights break out in the street during alt-right protest | 0:51 Fights and arguments were widespread during a white nationalist protest in Charlottesville, Virginia. Demonstrators were protesting the removal of a Confederate statue. USA TODAY 5 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Graphic video: Car slams into crowd at alt-right demonstration | 0:50 Graphic video: A bystander captures the moment a car slams into a crowd at a white nationalist protest in Charlottesville, Virginia. USA TODAY 6 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Smoke rises after helicopter crash in Charlottesville | 0:15 Emma Eisner captured this video of thick, black smoke billowing near Birdwood golf course in Charlottesville, Va., She says a helicopter appeared to stall and spiral down to the ground. USA TODAY 7 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Trump responds to violence in Charlottesville | 0:45 President Trump interrupted a signing ceremony for veterans to publicly denounce the deadly violence in Charlottesville, Virginia saying the U.S. government is "ready, willing and able" to step in. USA TODAY 8 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Charlottesville victim's mother: She died doing what was right | 1:47 A female victim has been named in the violent white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, VA. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) reports. Buzz60 9 of 10 Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE VIOLENCE ERUPTS AFTER WHITE SUPREMACIST RALLY IN CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. White nationalist David Duke attends 'Unite the Right' rally in Charlottesville | 0:30 Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke said the 'alt-right' protests in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017, were a "turning point" to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. Mykal McEldowney/IndyStar 10 of 10 Last VideoNext Video Alt-right protestors carry torches to Univ. of Virginia
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830755838.jpg CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA - AUGUST 12: Hundreds of white nationalists, neo-Nazis and members of the "alt-right" march down East Market Street toward Lee Park during the "United the Right" rally August 12, 2017 in Charlottesville, Virginia. After clashes with anti-facist protesters and police the rally was declared an unlawful gathering and people were forced out of Lee Park, where a statue of Confederate General Robert E. Lee is slated to be removed. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) (Photo: Chip Somodevilla, Getty Images)
Here's what readers had to say about Saturday's clashes between white supremacists and counter-protesters in Charlottesville, Va.:
Donald Trump's presidential campaign rallies were always very clear in how he encouraged Americans to take sides -- particularly his own personally, against each other. Trump was recorded and taped exhorting his town hall followers to physically assault people who vocally interrupted his speeches, and some Trump protesters were indeed struck or spit upon in the crowds with Trump recorded offering to pay the legal fees of the assailants.
His initial assessment of the recent events in Virginia were that it has nothing to do with him and that " many side share the blame " -- while one specific side of the conflict openly state him as their motivation , and that they are there in part to fulfill the " Trump promise," aside from their stated protests against the removal of the statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee .
In hindsight, there were indeed many aspects all around regarding the tragedies in Virginia that plainly should have been handle better. No one should have died that day. No one should have been allowed to be assaulted. Voices should have been allowed to air as free speech -- not , two sides in open confrontation, each shouting down the other.
I could feel these tragic events on the horizon each time I saw a Trump presidential rally. We are allowing ourselves to become an America that is retreating from dialog and attempts at reason to a Trump "us against them" political climate .
Arvie A Green
Detroit
Henderson: What's the source for white anger on display in Charlottesville?
The events in Charlottesville this weekend are abhorrent. The organizers of this event are mostly to blame but as far as I am concerned President Donald Trump is complicit in this bizarre and tragic spectacle. He ran a campaign that openly embraced white nationalist rhetoric and it was like pulling teeth to get him to disavow the support offered to him by the likes of David Duke and other “alt-right” personalities. Trump needs to own up to his ongoing role in stoking the flames of reactionary intolerance, which he continues to do in all of his policy choices. At this point the only decision I would respect coming from this man is his resignation.
Christopher Currie
Detroit
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Donald Trump could help extinguish the white supremacy flare-up we are presently experiencing by scheduling a joint session session of Congress to speak directly to our leaders and the American people. He could explain that "taking back our country" and "making America great again" does not mean giving all the powers of government back to the white race. He could assure all Americans that the presidency, membership in his cabine, and all important governmental posts are open to people of all races, and that he is doing all in his power to keep it that way. He could make it clear that "making America great again" does not mean going back to something that previously existed, but rather, it means removing the evils which have crept into our present society and now prevent some of our people from sharing equally in our freedoms, our opportunities, our justice and our ability to earn a decent living.
Edwin M. Koziol
Scottville
Skip in Skip x Embed x Share CLOSE Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke said the 'alt-right' protests in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday, Aug. 12, 2017, were a "turning point" to fulfill the promises of Donald Trump. Mykal McEldowney/IndyStar
It was very telling when David Duke, a leading figure of the KKK, made a pointed statement that he, KKK members, along with other hateful white supremacists, claim their mission at the demonstration in Charlottesville was part of a strategy to take back America and "Make America Great Again." Donald Trump had an unique opportunity to come out and forcefully condemn any association Duke thought his white racist, fellow bigots had with Trump's popular slogan but Trump failed miserably. Instead, while rightfully condemning "violence on many sides," Trump did nothing to distance himself from the growing cancer of race hatred in America. Trump has never before been reluctant to tweet, or publicly condemn, anyone he has disagreed with, so his lack of a strong condemnation of David Duke and his allies, is disgraceful, and unacceptable to the vast majority of Americans who believe America is still the melting pot of races from around the world.
William D. Krull
Roseville
In view of the events in Charlottesville and other similar events, I am disturbed by the continual use of the descriptive term "white" in the account of this tragedy and the reporting of too many similar events like this. Words have power, folks. Yes, I am "white" These people do not speak for me, their terrorist actions do not speak for any of the "white" people I know.
I am afraid that the continued repetition of the term "white," though descriptive of these "Alt-Right" scum, will cause a backlash of even more hate and injury. Look closely at the images of those who came to speak out against these Nazis; you'll see that many were, indeed, "white" people. A "white" woman was killed! Countless "white" people have fought and died, too, fighting against hate and for freedom and justice. Detroiter Viola Liuzzo went to Mississippi to fight against hate and was murdered by these fascists. My Dad was a "white" man and in World War II he risked his life fighting against the hate of fascists.
Doug Kowalske
Dearborn
I am horrified by the scenes that unfolding on my TV screen from Virginia. Trump did not make anyone throw a punch or a rock, but he is at least partially responsible for emboldening those who would. By Saturday afternoon, about two hours after violence broke out at the white supremacists rally, the president should have been front denouncing such actions, and exercising leadership.
He can find time to tweet about all kinds of silly and even inappropriate stuff, but couldn't take the time to communicate directly with the American people when it was really important to do so.
Earnest L. Robinson Jr.
Southfield
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Question: Coronation Street fans horrified as boy pesters make-up clad Amy Barlow, 13, to ‘go upstairs’ with him at house party

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Coronation Street viewers were shocked when a boy pestered Amy Barlow to "go upstairs" with him this evening.
The 13-year-old lied to her parents about going to the cinema and ended up going to a house party with a pal instead.
She appeared to have stolen her mum's crimson lipstick as she sat next to her friend Jessica who was texting boys nearby.
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Meanwhile, her parents Steve McDonald and Tracy Barlow were in a panic after she failed to turn up at the agreed meeting place at 6pm.
Later, Amy ended up talking to a couple of boys, one of whom offered her a drink which she declined.
When she revealed that she had forgotten her bus pass to head home, the boy with ginger hair offered to give her some money or walk her home.
He was then ribbed by his friend, who then went away.
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"Sorry about that," the boy told Amy, "but he left us to it though."
Asking Amy why she hadn't been replying to his texts, she said that he lost her phone.
"So you do like me?" he asked before leaning in for a kiss. He then added: "I could walk you back if you like - or we could go upstairs... what do you reckon?"
She thankfully decided not to take him up on his offer while her dad Steve and mum Tracy burst in on the party and saw her hugging the boy, who was pestering her to go upstairs.
Awkward!
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Coronation Street can be a dangerous place to live. One minute you’re innocently trying to enjoy some frosty intercourse in an industrial freezer and the next, you’re staring at an Anne Malone-esque fate.
One minute you’re enjoying a date after eating stolen steaks and the next, you have smashed your head and end up being rushed to hospital. As Michelle Connor’s family face peril, the Webster clan continue to be rocked by Jack’s sepsis infection and are left wondering whether he will live or die.
Ryan heads to the bistro to nab some steaks for his date with Bethany Platt, little knowing that Michelle and Robert Preston are in the freezer as it’s the only place they can get alone time together.
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However, he accidentally nudges the door shut and the pair are left trapped and fearing that they won’t get out. Back at the flat, the date is going well but when Ryan starts to get amorous and things move fast, Bethany panics and lashes out at Ryan before fleeing, upset.
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Sarah spots her daughter’s state and immediately assumes that Ryan has crossed a line. Storming in to confront him, she is furious when he calls Bethany a tease and she slaps him before shoving him hard and walking out.
But Ryan knocks his head and is later found lifeless – by Michelle and Robert who have escaped their freezery doom thanks to Daniel Osbourne and Kate Connor. As Ryan is rushed to hospital, Sarah will regret her actions.
Meanwhile, things remain bleak for Kevin as he fears that Jack won’t make it – especially when Ali Neeson explains that he isn’t responding to treatment for his sepsis infection as well as they are hoping.
Is there a devastating end for this fractured family?
Coronation Street continues on Wednesday 4th July at 7:30pm and 8:30pm on ITV.
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Question: Britney Spears Continues Vegas Residency: We’ll Get Through This Together

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

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