FATAH : Who will utter the words 'Islamist terrorism ? ' Article content While the whole world unites in the struggle to put an end to the COVID-19 pandemic , another scourge continues to spread unabated , morphing itself into death and destruction with few willing to even name it , let alone confront its lethal message of devastation . Advertisement 2 Article content I am referring to ‘ Islamist terrorism , ’ a form of deadly violence practiced by a segment of the Muslim community that views non-Muslims or ‘ kuffar ’ as their adversaries if not enemies . This they believe has been ordained by Islamic Sharia and finds justification in passages of the Quran and the practice of Prophet Muhammad himself . tap here to see other videos from our team . FATAH : Who will utter the words 'Islamist terrorism ? ' Back to video Just last week Islamist terrorists belonging to the Nigerian jihadi group Boko Haram attacked and beheaded transitory farm labourers in a slaughter that shocked the nation . AFP quoted locals as saying , “ We have recovered 43 dead bodies , all of them slaughtered , along with six others with serious injuries. ” Earlier reports by the UN had given the figure of 110 dead . Elsewhere in Africa , radical jihadis associated with ISIS beheaded 50 people in Mozambique , while last year the entire government of Mali , including the prime minister had to resign as Islamist terrorists linked to al-Qaeda reneged on a 2015 agreement leading to new havoc in the country . And if you thought terrorists and militants inspired by Islamist ideology have been restricted to Africa , think again . On Nov. 28 in Indonesia , the world ’ s largest Islamic country , ‘ suspected militants ’ killed four Christian villagers , beheading one and burning their home . The country ’ s national police spokesman Awi Setiyono quoted a witness as saying , “ 10 militants linked to a “ terrorist ” group beheaded one victim and slit the throats of the others on the island of Sulawesi. ” Advertisement 3 Article content Not to be left out , Afghanistan that has witnessed three decades of Taliban , ISIS and Pakistan-based terror , on Sunday witnessed twin suicide bombings that killed 34 people with scores injured . The beheadings in Paris and Vienna do not merit a mention when compared to scores who have died and been maimed by my fellow co-religionists , including those who have me on a 14-member list of Muslims deserving death . Yet , other than President Emmanuel Macron of France , no other national leader in the west has had the courage to call a spade a spade and utter the phrase “ Islamist terrorism. ” In Canada , I can not recall any politicians other than former Prime Minister Harper warning about the threat posed by “ Islamicism ” and Conservative MP Candice Bergen who tweeted : “ I spoke about the horrifying Islamic terrorist attack on Easter Sunday against Christians in Sri Lanka . Christians around the world need leaders in the West to protect them , not mock and ridicule them. ” Macron , Harper and Bergen are up against an apologist left in the West who feign intellectual sophistry as they disguise their cowardice as wisdom , pretending to have a better understanding of the roots of Muslim indulgence in terrorism which allows these criminals scrutiny as they invoke victimhood even as they murder in the name of Prophet Muhammad . In 2016 , President Barack Obama told a town hall audience that he won ’ t use the phrase ‘ Islamic terrorism. ’ He told a Goldstar mother , “ These are people who ’ ve killed children , killed Muslims , take sex slaves , there ’ s no religious rationale that would justify in any way any of the things that they do. ” Advertisement 4 Article content Then there are the Karen Armstrongs of the world , who in 2005 defended not referring to Islam-inspired violence as “ Islamist terrorism ” because , in her opinion , “ The label of Catholic terror was never used about the IRA. ” Allow me to explain the difference between Islam and Islamism . Islam is a religion that requires its followers to be in a ‘ state of Islam ’ as their moral compass . On the other hand , Islamism is the use of Islam as a political tool with the aim of creating an ‘ Islamic State ’ , be it in Mosul or Medina , built over the edifice of defeated Armenians , Jews , Hindus and , of course , the West . If we can not agree to name Muslims prone to terror in their devotion to Islam as “ Islamist terrorism ” then we have already lost the game . The best people equipped to fight the Islamist ideology are fellow Muslims — and trust me , there are plenty of us .

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Former President Donald Trump on Wednesday filed class-action lawsuits targeting Facebook , Google and Twitter , escalating his long-running battle with the companies after their suspensions of his accounts . Trump announced the action against Facebook , Twitter and Google 's YouTube , along with the companies ' leaders , at a news conference Wednesday in New Jersey , where he demanded that his accounts be reinstated . `` We 're demanding an end to the shadowbanning ; a stop to the silencing ; and a stop to the blacklisting , banishing and canceling that you know so well , '' Trump said . The suits allege that the companies violated Trump 's First Amendment rights in suspending his accounts . They argue that Facebook , Twitter and YouTube no longer should be considered private companies but `` a state actor , '' and therefore prohibited by the First Amendment from restricting the speech of individuals in a way that private businesses are not . Traditionally , the First Amendment constrains only government actions , not those of private companies . The suits seek unspecified punitive damages . [ Video not showing up above ? Click here to watch » https : //www.youtube.com/watch ? v=A5x2xzTQ40s ] Trump has been suspended from the platforms since January , when his followers stormed the Capitol building , trying to block Congress from certifying Joe Biden 's presidential win . The companies cited concerns that Trump would incite further violence and have kept him locked out . All three declined comment Wednesday . Despite criticism from legal experts who predict they have little chance of succeeding , the lawsuits , filed in federal district court in Miami , raised a series of legal claims that will find favor among Trump 's most fervent supporters , who have long argued that the social media companies treat conservative voices unfairly . The lawsuits also called for the court to strike down Section 230 , a decades-old law that protects tech companies from lawsuits over content-moderation decisions . While conservatives often claim the sites are biased against them , several recent studies have found that is n't the case . Indeed , posts by conservative commentators such as Ben Shapiro , Franklin Graham , Dan Bongino and Dinesh D'Souza are routinely among the most widely shared on Facebook.Gallery : Trump speaks in Bedminster , N.J. [ Gallery not loading above ? Click here for more photos » arkansasonline.com/78trump/ ] Paul Barret , the deputy director of the New York University Stern Center for Business and Human Rights , said the lawsuits were dead on arrival . `` Trump has the First Amendment argument exactly wrong , '' he said in a statement . `` In fact , Facebook and Twitter themselves have a First Amendment free speech right to determine what speech their platforms project and amplify -- and that right includes excluding speakers who incite violence , as Trump did in connection with the January 6 Capitol insurrection . '' Last week , a federal judge blocked a new Florida law signed by a Trump ally , Republican Gov . Ron DeSantis , that sought to punish large social media companies such as Facebook and Twitter for removing content or banning politicians . The law would allow the state to fine the companies $ 250,000 a day for removing the accounts of statewide political candidates and $ 25,000 a day for removing the accounts of those running for local office . The Florida law , District Judge Robert Hinkle wrote , would likely be found unconstitutional because it `` compels providers to host speech that violates their standards . '' Legal experts said Trump 's claim that the companies should be considered `` state actors '' also is unlikely to succeed . `` The fact that they benefit from a federal law does not transform someone into the federal government , '' said Brian Fitzpatrick , a professor of law at Vanderbilt University . `` All of us benefit from laws at some point or another , and that does n't transform us into the federal government . '' The lawsuits mark the latest chapter in Trump 's tumultuous relationship with the social media companies , which helped fuel his political rise and served as critical megaphones during his presidency until the platforms suspended his account , citing incitement of violence , in the aftermath of the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol . Since then , Republicans have been escalating their political attacks on the Silicon Valley giants , accusing them of censorship . In the lawsuits , Trump argues that the companies were `` working directly with government actors to censor free speech . '' He cited as evidence of Facebook 's ties to the government its restrictions on claims of widespread election fraud during the 2020 election and its removal of misinformation about hydroxychloroquine being a cure for covid-19 . The lawsuits also said Facebook was intimidated by Democratic lawmakers ' threats to regulate social media amid an onslaught of falsehoods about the pandemic and the election . `` That 's complete misinterpretation of how one becomes a state actor , '' said Carl Szabo , vice president and general counsel of the tech trade group Netchoice . Szabo called the lawsuit `` a rewrite of history , '' noting that Republican lawmakers and Trump himself often threatened to regulate the tech companies . `` It just seems like this is an 'It 's OK if I do it ; it 's not OK if other people do it , ' '' Szabo said . Jessica Melugin , director of the Center for Technology and Innovation at the libertarian group Competitive Enterprise Institute , in an emailed statement called the lawsuit a `` publicity stunt . '' `` These social media platforms are private property , not the government town square , and are well within their First Amendment rights to refuse to carry speech of third parties , '' she said . Twitter in January permanently suspended Trump 's account , citing the risk of further violence in the wake of the Capitol riot . Facebook has suspended the former president for two years and has said it will only reinstate him if `` the risk to public safety has receded . '' Trump has had a significantly smaller online reach since then . He recently shut down his blog after just 29 days after reports by The Washington Post and other outlets highlighting its underwhelming traffic . `` Of course there 's no better evidence that Big Tech is out of control than they banned the sitting president of the United States earlier this year , '' he said at the news conference . `` If they can do it to me , they can do it to anyone . '' The Computer and Communications Industry Association , which represents Facebook , Google and Twitter , called the suits `` frivolous . '' `` Digital services have a right to enforce their terms of service , '' association President Matt Schruers said in a statement . `` Frivolous class action litigation will not change the fact that users -- even U.S. Presidents -- have to abide by the rules they agreed to . '' Even before the bans , Trump railed against social media companies , accusing them of censoring him and other conservatives . In May 2020 , he signed an executive order that took aim at Section 230 . Biden revoked that order in May . Trump also rallied his online allies at a `` Social Media Summit '' at the White House two years ago , where he railed against the tech companies for exhibiting `` terrible bias '' and silencing his supporters . That same year , the Trump administration launched a campaign to collect stories of alleged instances of political bias on social media . Meanwhile , House Republicans on Wednesday also stepped up their attacks on technology companies amid a bipartisan push to overhaul U.S. competition laws . Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee released a plan calling for an overhaul of Section 230 and faster court consideration of antitrust cases . Information for this article was contributed by Cat Zakrzewski , Rachel Lerman and Josh Dawsey of The Washington Post ; and by Jill Colvin , Matt O'Brien and Mae Anderson of The Associated Press .

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People are at a breaking point Frustration . Hostility . Anger . Rage . Fear . There are a lot of negative emotions going around these days . People are really at each other ’ s throats . While it ’ s not something we can quantify , we hear about it anecdotally . People are short-fused — they ’ re more inclined to yell at each other for no good reason . Social media is just a mess of anger and accusations . It ’ s not nice . It ’ s not sustainable . We have to do better . Then again , it ’ s not a huge surprise . Ontario and Quebec have been plunged into lockdown once again . Other provinces have enacted new restrictions . Schooling for kids is disrupted everywhere . Opinions are diverging . There are those who remain extremely fearful about contracting the omicron variant . Then there are those who just don ’ t care anymore . It does seem that opinion is shifting towards the majority now being against lockdowns and over-the-top measures . People feel betrayed . They feel they ’ ve been had . They got their two doses of vaccines and thought that would be the end of it . That ’ s what the political leaders and health officials told them . Get the vaccine and then get back to normal ? ! So much for that ! People have had the activities they love taken away from them . They ’ ve been told to keep away from friends and family . There are even stories of people no longer speaking due to split opinions on the pandemic . It ’ s all so sad . Now that omicron is proven to be less severe , officials need to end these unjustified lockdowns immediately . That would go a long way to calming things down . We appreciate that hospital capacity issues are a concern . But there are people paid to deal with those concerns . So just get the job done . In the meantime , Canadians are left to muddle through these challenges . We must try our best to be extra kind and understanding . Human beings can only bend so far until they snap . And that is tragically happening to quite a few people . People are going to be jerks to us — but remember they are also going through a lot . Let ’ s try our best to be kind understanding Also , the politicians must be kind . Prime Minister Justin Trudeau ’ s vilification of people who remain unvaccinated stokes anger and lacks class . —Postmedia Network

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Richard Dreyfuss talks Duddy Kravitz , Graffiti , Jaws -- and Bill Clinton Article content WHISTLER – Richard Dreyfuss is a white-bearded , mid-sized teddy bear of a man , in casual attire topped by a poor boy hat , and agreeable in conversation . Advertisement 2 Article content So agreeable , in fact , that if you only have 15 minutes with him choose your questions well , because he ’ s got a long , charming story about everything . tap here to see other videos from our team . Richard Dreyfuss talks Duddy Kravitz , Graffiti , Jaws -- and Bill Clinton Back to video Well , almost everything . Vancouver fans will recall seeing Dreyfuss on the press conference sidelines 20 years ago when the world ’ s focus was on Vancouver for the summit meeting between U.S. President Bill Clinton and Russian leader Boris Yeltsin . “ I was a Clinton supporter , and so I got a call from the president saying ‘ You want to have a party ? ’ ” Dreyfuss recalled as he prepared for a weekend career retrospective at the Whistler Film Festival . The actor said he was in Vancouver making the movie Another Stakeout when he got the call from Clinton . “ I said ‘ sure. ’ He said ‘ After I finish with Yeltsin , I want you to bring whomever is working in Vancouver and we ’ ll go have a party. ’ We went to this hotel room about 10:30 , 11 o ’ clock . He showed up at about 2:30 a.m. ” Clinton ’ s entourage promptly fell asleep , while “ the president charmed the women , the actresses I ’ d brought , to such an extent that I wanted to just check to see if my phermones had been lost . It was great. ” Who else was there ? Dreyfuss smiled . ” None of your business . Beautiful women. ” Okay , on to a quick retrospective , starting with American Graffiti , which launched several movie star careers , including that of the then-25-year-old Dreyfuss . “ Everyone knew that it was going to be this classic , except me . I said ‘ It ’ s just a little movie , what are you getting excited about ? ’ ” Advertisement 3 Article content But Dreyfuss said he was certain he was going to be a movie star . “ I had been doing television since I was about 14 , and I had a great reputation . They knew I was going to be a star , and I did too . I had an absolute , unbreakable sense of certainty about it . I ’ ve had it since I was nine or 10. ” As an unknown , he said , he would turn down roles he thought were too small . All of which could sound like arrogance , except that he spends much of his time praising co-stars and collaborators and critiquing his own work . He said it took him 20 years to appreciate his second starring role , in the Canadian adaptation of Mordecai Richler ’ s The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz . “ At first I said ‘ If it ’ s seen in the United States . I will never work again. ’ It took me 20 years to get the fog out of my eyes and see the film for what it was and my performance , which is great . I can ’ t think of a part as great as that role. ” American Graffiti had opened in theatres while he was in Quebec ’ s Laurentian Mountains making Duddy Kravitz , and by the time Kravitz came to theatres , Dreyfuss was a star , beset by boatloads of female fans on an east coast U.S. beach where he was filming Jaws with the young Steven Spielberg . Dreyfuss said Spielberg was robbed of a best-director Oscar nomination for that film , though , again , Dreyfuss didn ’ t know what they had until the film was screened . “ Making that film was an act of waiting . All we did was wait for the shark to work or to get the sails out of the shot . I didn ’ t know enough about movies then. ” Advertisement 4 Article content During one of those waits in the cabin of the movie ’ s boat , actor Robert Shaw read to co-stars Dreyfuss and Roy Scheider from Shaw ’ s play called The Man In The Glass Booth , about a man kidnapped by the Israelis who might be Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann . “ He has a speech at the end of the play and Robert read it aloud . It starts out ‘ let me speak to of love , let me speak to you of the Fuehrer. ’ ” The speech ended with “ ’ Children of Israel , if he had chosen you , you also would have followed where he led. ’ “ And at the end of that I was sitting there , silent , and I looked up and the entire crew including Steven were at the windows listening. ” That led to Steven Spielberg giving Shaw the movie ’ s classic speech telling the true story about the Second World War USS Indianapolis survivors being eaten by sharks as they waited to be rescued . “ Shaw had to be the one to tell that story , and the speech was worked on by Francis Coppola , John Milius , Marty Scorsese and Steven . It was mostly Steven ’ s . And it is the most mesmerizing speech , story in the world. ” Then Dreyfuss was on to more shark stories , one about a Great White shark that was hooked and then started to eat the stern of a boat , just like in the movie . “ I tell all my surfer friends ‘ don ’ t wear black , wear red. ’ They think they ’ re seals. ” We skip through a stretch of roles that started in the 1990s , wherein the die-hard Clinton supporter took gleeful delight in onscreen portrayals of sour right-wingers starting with The American President — “ My version of Robert Dole. ” Advertisement 5 Article content Then he played “ Dick Cheney , Alexander Haig . . . People say ‘ how could you play Dick Cheney , ’ and I ’ d say ‘ there ’ s a little Cheney in all of us. ’ ” He grinned impishly , and we realized we hadn ’ t yet talked about the festival opening film Cas & Dylan , the Canadian road movie about a dying doctor ( Dreyfuss ) who befriends a rootless young woman ( Tatiana Maslany , the fast-rising star of TV ’ s Orphan Black ) . Dreyfuss , unusually , was briefly speechless about his co-star . “ Tatiana is extraordinary and . . . she ’ s absolutely fabulous and a delight to work with . When she ’ s onscreen I disappear into black and white. ” That ’ s the final word from the guy who knew he was going to be a star .

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September 26 , 2008 BOULDER MAN INDICTED FOR MAIL FRAUD IN CONNECTION WITH PLAYSTATION AND X-BOX SCAM DENVER – Yewchoo Ng , age 27 , of Boulder , Colorado , will be arraigned Monday on charges of mail fraud in connection with a scheme to defraud retail stores throughout Colorado , United States Attorney Troy Eid and U.S . Postal Inspector in Charge Shawn Tiller announced today . Ng is in custody pending Monday ’ s arraignment and detention hearing . Yewchoo Ng was first charged by Criminal Complaint on September 19 , 2008 . He was indicted by a federal grand jury in Denver on September 23 , 2008 . Ng appeared in federal court on September 24 , 2008 for an initial appearance , where he was advised of the charges pending against him . According to the Postal Inspection Service affidavit in support of the Criminal Complaint , as well as the Indictment , beginning on July 6 , 2007 , and continuing until September 13 , 2008 , Ng did willfully devise a scheme to obtain money and property by materially false and fraudulent pretenses , resulting in a monetary loss of $ 182,001 to Target Corporation , Amazon , Buy.com , Best Buy , Circuit City , Sears and Walmart . Specifically , Ng would purchase new electronic equipment , including Playstations and Microsoft X-Box 360s , as well as other gaming consoles , utilizing several different credit cards . The defendant would then remove the serial number labels from the newly purchased equipment , placing them on older inoperable equipment . He would take the newly purchased equipment out of the manufacturer ’ s box and replace the new equipment with the older inoperable equipment . Finally , he would then return the inoperable equipment to the store for a full refund on several credit cards and store-issued gift cards . Ng would then sell the new equipment using the world wide web , advertising on E-Bay and other online auction and shopping websites . “ Scamming discount stores could land you in federal prison , ” said U.S. Attorney Troy Eid . “ The arrest of Yewchoo Ng is an example of the hard work by U.S . Postal Inspectors in our mission to deter criminals from using the U.S. Mail to defraud our valued customers , ” said Shawn Tiller , U.S . Postal Inspector in Charge . Ng is charged with one count of mail fraud . If convicted he faces up to 20 years in federal prison , a fine of not more than $ 250,000 , plus restitution . The indictment also includes an asset forfeiture count . This case was investigated by the U.S . Postal Inspection Service . The case is being prosecuted by Special Assistant U.S. Attorney Kathleen Evans , with asset forfeiture support from Assistant U.S. Attorney Tonya Andrews . The charges are only allegations , and the defendant is presumed innocent unless or until proven guilty in a court of law . Click here for picture of Playstations # # # #

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Domestic Violence “ No one would ever believe I killed my father on purpose . I ’ m one of the best actors in the world , ” he reportedly wrote in his new memoir . Three GOP Senate candidates , including two with Trump ’ s backing , have been accused of abusing women . Republicans don ’ t seem to mind . `` When the police camera footage first leaked from Gabby Petito ’ s missing person case , something inside of me recognized something inside of her . '' Republicans let the law 's authorization expire in 2019 . But Democrats say they 're weeks away from unveiling a bill to renew it — with GOP support . WHAT 'S HAPPENING WHAT 'S HAPPENING The conservative radio host 's ex-fiancee has accused him of once threatening her with a gun and repeatedly intimidating her during their relationship . Prizefighter Christy Salters Martin details her `` sports story turned love story '' in `` Untold : Deal with the Devil , '' released last week . The musician claimed LaBeouf repeatedly abused her “ physically , mentally and emotionally ” during their relationship . `` I couldn ’ t imagine watching a man assault a woman in the middle of the day in front of everyone and doing nothing . '' At least three more men at the Jan. 6 riot have histories of domestic violence or sexual abuse arrests . A HuffPost investigation in February had found nine others . `` It ’ s just a beautiful thing that they have done together as a mother and daughter , ” the director of a local domestic abuse shelter said of the surprise donation .

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Draft guidance recommends Amgen treatment for secondary hyperparathyroidism The first new treatment in a decade for a common complication of chronic kidney disease has been given a green light by NICE , opening the door for its routine use in the NHS in England . In draft guidance , the cost-effectiveness agency is backing use of Amgen 's Parsabiv ( etelcalcetide ) for secondary hyperparathyroidism caused by CKD in patients on haemodialysis , but only for patients who can not be treated with Amgen 's older drug Sensipar/Mimpara ( cinacalcet ) - and provided Amgen supplies the drug at an agreed discount . sHPT parathyroidism is a serious condition that affects a high proportion of CKD patients receiving dialysis . It involves excessive secretion of parathyroid hormone by the parathyroid glands in response to decreased kidney function , and causes bone pain , reduced mobility , stomach pain and depression . NICE 's appraisal document says the Quality Adjusted Life Year ( QALY ) cost of the drug is likely to be around the £15,000-£27,000 range - within its usual threshold for cost-effectiveness – although it adds that differences in price of the vial sizes add a degree of uncertainty . `` Given that etelcalcetide has similar efficacy to cinacalcet but higher associated costs , the committee considered that it should be recommended as an option for people with secondary hyperparathyroidism whom a calcimimetic is indicated , only if cinacalcet is not considered suitable , '' it notes . Parsabiv was approved by the EMA last November and according to the company has advantages over its older drug . Specifically , it is administered three times a week as an infusion at the end of the dialysis process , while cinacalcet must be given orally every day . It is estimated that only around 25 % of eligible patients take cinacalcet , mainly because most people with sHPT have a substantial number of tablets to take , including phosphate binders that can be unpleasant because they are difficult to swallow and produce nausea . Cinacalcet has been a big earner for Amgen for years , with sales of more than $ 1.6bn last year , holding up well even though it is starting to face generic competition in some markets and will lose US patent protection in 2018 . As there are around two million people worldwide who are on dialysis as a result of kidney failure , analysts have said Parsabiv has significant sales potential and could match or even exceed Sensipar 's sales at its peak , although rising levels of payer pushback in the US and elsewhere has led others to suggest a figure of $ 500m or so could be more likely . NICE 's positive assessment is therefore a boost to Amgen 's ambitions for the new drug as it faces what could be a steep decline in cinacalcet sales over the next couple of years . Sciterion is an award winning specialist healthcare communications consultancy within the Havas Health network of companies . We exist to make ...

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Low-cost rental project bill fails It dies in conference committee ; Front Street Apartments backers to try again next year Residents and lawmakers are hoping that a bill to keep rent affordable at the Front Street Apartments in Lahaina can be revived next year — before the rents rise to market rates in 2019 . Senate Bill 1266 made it all the way to conference committee before it was deferred on April 27 , tabling the bill for now but keeping it alive for 2018 , when the two-year legislative session ends . The failure of the bill to advance came as another blow for supporters after its companion , House Bill 1553 , died in the House of Representatives in February . “ I ’ m feeling so deflated . We lost two bills . All these people are in jeopardy of being homeless , ” said Chi Pilialoha Guyer , vice president of the Committee for Residents at the Front Street Apartments . “ We put so much energy into testifying and into really hoping. ” About 250 to 300 people live in the 142-unit , affordable Front Street Apartments . State and private developers financed the complex that opened in 2001 , but a tax code loophole allows the owners , Front Street Affordable Housing Partners , to put the project up for sale after 15 years . If no buyer can be found , the units could be rented at market rates . The state wouldn ’ t purchase the project because owners were asking $ 15.4 million , nearly double its appraised value of $ 8.7 million . The county said it didn ’ t know about the issue soon enough to take action . Alarmed residents said that many tenants couldn ’ t afford higher rent . In January , lawmakers introduced identical House and Senate bills to keep the apartments affordable . The Senate bill would have directed the state and county to pay $ 250,000 each to fund negotiations between the government , Front Street Affordable Housing Partners and landowner 3900 Corp . If negotiations to keep the apartments affordable through at least 2032 didn ’ t pan out , the bill would have allowed the state to purchase the property using the power of eminent domain . The measure passed through both chambers with full support , and dozens of residents testified heavily in favor of it . “ I know the Senate side was trying very hard . We were all trying to get it through , ” said Sen. J. Kalani English , one of the Maui lawmakers who introduced the bill and was on the conference committee . “ It was just one of the unfortunate things that it didn ’ t make it. ” He doesn ’ t think money was the issue . “ To be frank , I think a lot of stuff got overshadowed by the ( Honolulu ) rail , ” said English , who represents East Maui , Upcountry , Molokai and Lanai . “ That just kind of sucked the oxygen out of every room. ” However , he said , the break will give lawmakers “ a little bit of breathing space ” and time to rethink . “ We remain committed to trying to get this passed next year , either through a new bill or , when conference comes around , picking this one up again , ” he said . West and South Maui Sen. Roz Baker , who also was involved in introducing the bill , said she wasn ’ t sure why the measure didn ’ t make it through this year . However , reasons didn ’ t concern Baker , who was focused on what lawmakers could do in the future . “ It actually did not die , ” she said . “ We can take it up when we get back , and we ’ ll continue to work to see if there ’ s some other avenues that can be explored. ” Baker planned to meet with the Hawaii Housing Finance & Development Corp. before returning to Maui “ to see if the fact that it ’ s still in conference could give us another solution . “ We want that property to stay in affordable and low-income rentals because that ’ s really the premise on which it was built , and the tax credits were used , ” Baker said . “ Even though there may be a legal loophole there , I think it ’ s bad faith if the owners don ’ t work with the county and ultimately the state to make sure that those residents have some stability in their lives. ” Carol Reimann , director of the county Department of Housing and Human Concerns , said the county has enough money in its West Maui affordable housing fund for negotiations if the bill were to pass . “ Even though Front Street Apartments is not a county project , we actively lobbied and put our full efforts into supporting SB 1266 , ” Reimann said . “ We were very disappointed to hear that the bill was deferred in conference committee and will work with the state to get it resurrected next session . In the meantime , we are hopeful that the state will come up with solutions whereby we can offer county assistance. ” But Victor Geminiani , pro bono attorney for the Front Street Apartment tenants , wanted the county to be more proactive instead of waiting for the state . Front Street Apartments may not have been a county project , but it ’ s definitely “ a county problem , ” he said . “ It ’ s ultimately affecting county residents , ” he said . “ It ’ s ( the county ’ s ) homeless budget that ’ s going to be affected . It ’ s their citizens that are going to be out in the streets. ” Geminiani was hopeful that the affordable apartments could be saved if the bill were to pass next year . “ We have 2¢ years before this property goes to market rates , ” he said . “ You ’ ve got plenty of time , but somebody has to start taking leadership to move this forward. ” A project representative has been unresponsive to multiple calls seeking comment . However , Front Street Affordable Housing Partners has opposed the bill . Attorney William Meyer III warned the House Finance Committee on April 4 that the bill would “ result in costly and protracted litigation. ” The owners believed the bill was “ an inappropriate and constitutionally infirm use of the power of eminent domain ” and would “ vigorously oppose any eminent domain proceeding , ” Meyer added . He said that if the state were to purchase the housing complex , it could possibly sell for between $ 30 million to $ 40 million at market value . Geminiani had doubts , given that the property was appraised at $ 8.7 million just last year and was for sale for $ 15.4 million . He hoped the county or state would get another appraisal before moving forward . Tenants have set up a Facebook page to share their stories . Visit Facebook.com/save frontstreetapartments for more information . * Colleen Uechi can be reached at cuechi @ mauinews.com .

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One COVID-19 case resolved in region The resolved case was in Dutton Dunwich in Elgin County and leaves two active confirmed cases – both in Woodstock – in the health unit ’ s region . Article content One of three active COVID-19 cases in Oxford and Elgin has been resolved , Southwestern Public Health says . Advertisement 2 Article content The resolved case was in Dutton Dunwich in Elgin County and leaves two active cases – both in Woodstock – in the region , the health unit said Thursday . tap here to see other videos from our team . One COVID-19 case resolved in region Back to video The Dutton Dunwich case was confirmed June 16 and continues the downward trend of positive cases in Southwestern Ontario . Southwestern Public Health COVID-19 ’ s numbers remain among the lowest in Southern Ontario . According to data from Public Health Ontario , the region has the lowest number of confirmed cases per 100,000 people in Southern Ontario . There have been 80 resolved COVID-19 cases in the region . The health unit has done 13,074 tests , with 12,776 coming back negative and a further 211 pending results . A total of 0.7 per cent of tests done are coming back positive , according to data from Southwestern public health . COVID-19 Here ’ s a rundown of our daily coverage on the Woodstock-area fallout of the COVID-19 pandemic from March , April , May , June and July . Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for breaking news and updates as they happen . Send us a message with any cancellations or stories . For more national stories click here .

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You are here News News December 2 , 2015 December 3 , 2015 Press Release Vermont U.S. Attorney ’ s Office Collects $ 1,295,116.75 in Civil and Criminal Actions for U.S. Taxpayers in Fiscal Year 2015 December 8 , 2015 Press Release Vermont Dairy Farm Agrees To Permanent Injunction Barring Unlawful Administration Of Veterinary Drugs December 9 , 2015 December 10 , 2015 December 11 , 2015 Press Release Two Montreal Men Sentenced For Possession Of Counterfeit Access Devices At The Highgate Springs Port Of Entry December 14 , 2015 December 22 , 2015 January 4 , 2016 Press Release January 14 , 2016 Press Release January 15 , 2016 January 20 , 2016 February 3 , 2016 Press Release Press Release February 11 , 2016 Press Release February 17 , 2016 Press Release Press Release Press Release Adam Chartier Arrested For Bomb Threat Called Into The United States Post Office In Burlington , Vermont

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Alberta political leaders ' to square off in April 23 televised debate Set your PVRs , folks . The leaders of Alberta ’ s four main political parties will square off during a televised debate on April 23 , offering voters a chance to gauge how each candidate holds up under pressure as they pitch their policies . Several polls suggest a three-way race is shaping up between the Progressive Conservatives , Wildrose and the NDP . The most recent survey , an automated phone poll by Mainstreet Technologies , shows the Wildrose and NDP in a statistical tie for first place at 31 per cent and 30 per cent support among decided voters , respectively . The Tories placed third with 24 per cent , while the Liberals trail the pack at 10 per cent . The televised leaders ’ debate will be a first for Jim Prentice , Brian Jean , David Swann and Rachel Notley — each took over their respective parties within the past year . Alberta Party Leader Greg Clark will be excluded from the debate . In Calgary , the debate is scheduled to air 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on Global , Shaw TV , News Talk 770 and be live-streamed on Globalnews.ca .

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Hundreds of Wokingham borough students were celebrating last week after collecting their A-level results . Laura Herbert and Jonathan Low visited the schools to find out how the students got on . Wokingham A-level results 2012 Wokingham A-levels : Sandhurst School Wokingham A-levels : The Piggott School Wokingham A-levels : Bracknell & Wokingham College Wokingham A-levels : Waingels College Wokingham A-levels : Maiden Erlegh Wokingham A-levels : Emmbrook School Wokingham A-levels : Bearwood College Wokingham A-levels : Reading Blue Coat School Wokingham A-levels : Bulmershe School Wokingham A-levels : St Crispin's Wokingham A-levels : Luckley-Oakfield School Wokingham A-levels : The Holt School Wokingham A-levels : Wellington College Wokingham A-levels : The Forest School

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LOS ANGELES -- By 2028 , a new stadium being built for the Rams and the Chargers will have been beaten up by nearly a decade of NFL games . The seemingly intractable problems of Southern California - traffic and homelessness - might get better or grow worse . So much can change in 11 years . Los Angeles ' decision to lock in an Olympic Games to far-off 2028 was praised by city leaders Monday as a deal that offers hundreds of millions of dollars in future benefits . But the longest wait time for any Olympics in the U.S. also comes with the risks of the unknown . `` It 's a big chunk of time , '' noted Jules Boykoff , a Pacific University professor who has written widely on the Olympics . `` You just do n't know what 's going to come . The world presents surprises . '' History teaches that the economy swings up and down , sometimes with disastrous results . Political scientists foresee an era of continuing upheaval and unrest . Geologists say an inevitable big earthquake in quake-prone Southern California could damage venues envisioned as part of the Games . Mayor Eric Garcetti shrugged off a question about the uncertainty . `` Los Angeles is resilient , '' said the youthful-looking mayor , who will be granddad age , chasing 60 , by the time of the Games . `` If the entire earth falls apart , probably the Olympics are n't happening in Los Angeles . But short of that , we are going to have a great Games here in LA , '' the mayor told reporters . In embracing the 2028 date that is expected to be finalized later this year , city Olympic organizers ceded the 2024 Games to Paris , which both cities had craved . But Garcetti and other supporters argued that the four-year delay was advantageous , giving the car-choked city more time to build rail lines . Additionally , the delay comes with financial sweeteners that , among other things , will pump millions of dollars into youth sports . But time rushes on , and major changes are bound to happen . Los Angeles County is home to 10 million people , and that population could increase by more than 500,000 by 2028 , state demographers project . The cutting-edge technology in the new NFL stadium , now scheduled to open in 2020 , will probably look like the forgotten Blackberry by 2028 . Many athletes in their prime today will be in the bleachers in a decade . And how can officials accurately estimate ticket prices and the revenue they will generate ? Events that happened 11 years ago can seem part of a faded , distant past . Facebook was a mere two years old . Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein was executed . Taylor Swift released her first album , and `` Game of Thrones '' was years into the future . Consider the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum . The nearly century-old iconic structure - which would be used in an Olympics for a third time after the 1932 and 1984 Games - was constructed long before modern building codes . It was also severely damaged in a 1994 earthquake . The coliseum is currently undergoing an extensive makeover , but experts have warned it could still be vulnerable to shaking . Estimates vary widely on what the federal government would need to spend on security for the two-week event , by some accounts $ 1 billion or more . It 's only a guess what the price tag will be in 2028 , or the level of threat at that time . Higher construction costs are likely , too . One example of the work that needs to be done : the Coliseum , a football stadium , would need to be converted into a venue for Olympic track events , then back again . Over the years Olympics have been notorious for cost overruns , and studies have questioned if host cities benefit economically . Russia has struggled with costs from the 2014 Sochi Olympics , which have been called the most expensive Olympics of all time . But Andrew Zimbalist , an economist at Smith College in Massachusetts , said LA was better positioned for a longer wait than other recent Olympic cities because its plan calls for no new major construction '' They will be able to run an operating surplus , '' he predicted . In the shorter term , the private committee behind the LA bid must retool its initial 2024 plans for four years in the future , including renegotiating contracts for housing athletes and temporary venues , which were all hooked to 2024 . Another hurdle : With the change in date , LA apparently needs to renegotiate and extend financial guarantees approved by the city and state to cover potential shortfalls connected with the 2024 bid . Gov . Jerry Brown signed legislation in September that puts California taxpayers on the hook for up to $ 250 million if Los Angeles were awarded the 2024 Games and they ran over budget , and the city has promised the same . Chicago-based sports-finance consultant Marc Ganis said the overall outcome was favorable for LA , given that Paris was in line for the 2024 Games . Additionally , financial sweeteners will help cover costs over the longer wait time . Still , facilities age , technology advances and costs rise . `` There is always going to be financial risk , '' Ganis said , `` when you are targeting 11 years into the future . ''

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Life / Half of adults are fed up of the usual Boxing Day traditions – and would prefer to spend the day watching sport in the pub instead . A survey of 2,000 UK adults found four in 10 wish they had different Boxing Day plans , with 64 percent doing the same things year in , year out .

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Georgia Man Pleads Guilty To Sex Trafficking Multiple Teen Girls And Running A Child Exploitation Enterprise ALEXANDRIA , Va. – Edwin Barcus Jr. , aka “ Boo , ” 27 , of Georgia , pleaded guilty to running a commercial sex business that prostituted at least seven juvenile girls in Herndon , Va. , and other locations throughout Virginia , Maryland , North and South Carolina , Georgia , and Florida . Neil H. MacBride , United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Virginia ; Virginia Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli , II ; Valerie Parlave , Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI ’ s Washington Field Office ; and Lt . Colonel James A. Morris , Acting Fairfax County Chief of Police , made the announcement after the plea was accepted by United States District Judge Gerald Bruce Lee . Barcus pleaded guilty to engaging in a child exploitation enterprise and faces a mandatory minimum of 20 years and a maximum of life in prison when he is sentenced on June 7 , 2013 . “ Edwin Barcus made his living exploiting vulnerable young girls and luring them into prostitution , ” said U.S. Attorney MacBride . “ Barcus saw these girls as his property – even making them get tattoos with his nickname . Thanks to the FBI , Fairfax County Police Department and the members of our Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force , his operation is shut down and can no longer victimize these girls. ” “ Recruiting , exploiting and transporting juveniles for the purpose of underage prostitution is a cruel form of modern-day slavery , ” said Assistant Director in Charge Parlave . “ Prostitution is not a victimless crime . The FBI is committed to apprehending individuals who sexually exploit juveniles , and we will continue to work to identify these predators and their victims. ” According to a statement of facts filed with his plea agreement , since August 2007 , Barcus has led and organized a commercial sex organization that has prostituted at least 23 women , including at least four of whom were 16 years old and at least three were 17 years old when Barcus began prostituting them . He targeted juveniles who had run away from home or lived in a broken home , sometimes making them believe that he or other members of the organization were romantically interested in them . Barcus also stated that he purchased clothing and shoes for girls he wanted to recruit as a means of luring them into the venture . Barcus admitted that he used Backpage.com and other erotic internet sites to advertise the girls ’ services and to recruit girls to work for his organization . When the girls found it difficult to repeatedly have sex with strange men , Barcus and others provided them with alcohol and narcotics to make them more vulnerable and susceptible to prostitution . Barcus and other conspirators carried and , when necessary , brandished firearms while engaging in prostitution-related activities , and Barcus battered at least three of the females working for his commercial sex enterprise . At times , Barcus had the women and girls he prostituted tattooed with his nickname : “ Boo. ” In November 2012 , Barcus was prostituting at least one juvenile in Herndon , Va. , while another member of his organization was prostituting other females in Atlanta , Ga. Because the venture was yielding substantial profits in Herndon , Barcus instructed the conspirator to bring two 17-year-old girls to Herndon . When one of the girls objected , she was told that “ under the rules of the game ” she had to go to Virginia . Barcus admitted that each girl servicing clients in Herndon could obtain $ 500 or more per day . All of the money was turned over to Barcus or other members of the enterprise . This case was investigated by the FBI ’ s Washington Field Office and the Fairfax County Police Department , with assistance from the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force . Assistant United States Attorney Michael J. Frank and Virginia Assistant Attorney General and Special Assistant United States Attorney Marc J. Birnbaum are prosecuting the case on behalf of the United States . Founded in 2004 , the Northern Virginia Human Trafficking Task Force is a collaboration of federal , state , and local law enforcement agencies – along with nongovernmental organizations – dedicated to combating human trafficking and related crimes.A copy of this press release may be found on the website of the United States Attorney 's Office for the Eastern District of Virginia at http : //www.justice.gov/usao/vae . Related court documents and information may be found on the website of the District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia at http : //www.vaed.uscourts.gov or on https : //pcl.uscourts.gov .

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