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A. Who? Women around the world
B. What? Approach the issue of violence against women
C. How? Making protests
D. Where? Anywhere where a crowd can form
E. When? Now
F. Why? Women believe it is important to emphasize interrelated factors of this issue.

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NOW is a multi-issue, multi-strategy organization that takes a holistic approach to women's rights. Our priorities are winning economic equality and securing it with an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that will guarantee equal rights for women; championing abortion rights, reproductive freedom and other women's health issues; opposing racism; fighting bigotry against the LGBTQIA community; and ending violence against women.

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NOW is a multi-issue, multi-strategy organization that takes a holistic approach to women's rights. Our priorities are winning economic equality and securing it with an amendment to the U.S. Constitution that will guarantee equal rights for women; championing abortion rights, reproductive freedom and other women's health issues; opposing racism; fighting bigotry against the LGBTQIA community; and ending violence against women.

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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski apologizes for 'crass and offensive' remark

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MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski apologizes for 'crass and offensive' remark

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A. Who?  MSNBC's Mika Brzezinski

B. What? Brzezinski apologizes for 'crass and offensive' remark

C. How? On live news
D. Where? At the top of the 6 a.m. ET show
E. When? December 14, 2018 around 6 a.m. ET
F. Why? To apologize for making an offensive remark during a segment on Wednesday about the culpability of the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia in the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

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Mika Brzezinski, a co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," apologized on Friday for using what she called "crass and offensive" language to describe Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

"Please allow me to say this face-to-face," she said live at the top of the 6 a.m. ET show. "The term is crass and offensive and I apologize to everybody, especially the LGBTQ community and to my colleagues."

She added: "I just wanted to say on camera, looking people straight in the eye: I am really, really sorry."

Brzezinski made the offensive remark during a segment on Wednesday about the alleged culpability of Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia in the killing of Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi, who was murdered in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul.

She had criticizing Pompeo's recent appearance on Fox News in which he avoided questions about Prince Mohammed.

Khashoggi's death sparked widespread outrage, especially after the CIA concluded the prince had ordered the killing, prompting even some Trump allies to say the White House was downplaying the young royal's involvement.

"Are the pathetic deflections that we just heard, when [Pompeo] appeared on 'Fox & Friends,' is that a patriot speaking, or a wannabe dictator's butt boy?" Brzezinski asked. "Dead serious, I'm asking. Are these the words of a patriot?"

Brzezinski's comments drew criticism from President Donald Trump and the U.S. Ambassador to Germany Richard Grenell, who is openly gay.

She apologized later on Wednesday via Twitter, saying she used a "SUPER BAD choice of words."

On Thursday, Trump tweeted that Brzezinski was not being held to the same standards as conservative commentators who have been criticized for homophobic rhetoric.

Grenell tweeted, "Your words demean, mock and therefore try to control whole groups by minimizing our humanity."

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Mika Brzezinski apologizes for 'crass and offensive' remark

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Mika Brzezinski, a co-host of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," apologized on Friday for using what she called "crass and offensive" language to describe Secretary of State Mike Pompeo. "Please allow me to say this face-to-face," she said live at the top of the 6 a.m. ET show.

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Who? Apple
What?Apple its list of the most downloaded iPhone apps of 2018
How?by seeing how many times the apps have been downloaded
Where?on the apple store
When? On Tuesday
Why? To see what is most popular

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Apple's spending $1 billion to add jobs in Texas. It's giving far more to shareholders 

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Apple's spending $1 billion to add jobs in Texas. It's giving far more to shareholders 

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3a. Apple
3b. Put a billion dollar campus in Austin, Texas
3c. Thursday, December 13 2018
3d. Austin, Texas
3e To add more jobs to the U.S to meet their promise of 20,000 U.S  jobs by 2023
3f. By hiring at least 5,000 employees to Austin and hire a 1000 more employees to places in San Diego Seattle and Culver City, California.

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Apple's spending $1 billion to add jobs in Texas. It's giving far more to shareholders

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Apple's announcement that it will put a new $1 billion campus in Austin, Texas, is being read as a sign that the 2017 Republican-backed tax cut is bringing jobs back to the United States.

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Police find human remains during 2010 cold case investigation

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NAME: Angelique Miller-Lawson
Quality of News: Proximity
WHO: Lynda Meier, a Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy graduate who’s disappeared.
WHAT: Human remains have been found in the area where Meier was last believed to have been.
WHEN: Late Wednesday Night. Meier’s case’s been unsolved since 2010.
WHERE: Near the 2300 NW 215th block in Miami Gardens, Florida.
WHY: She was last seen on surveillance video using an atm around 5 am June 2010. There was also video of her going through an intersection. It was found that her credit cards were used by two men.

HOW: Authorities were tipped off by a source who told them to look into a wooded area for her remains.

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MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - Police are investigating after human remains were found in Miami Gardens during an investigation into a woman's 2010 disappearance.

Officials could be seen investigating near the 2300 block of Northwest 215th Street, where crews have been excavating the area since late Wednesday night.

According to Hallandale Beach Police, detectives were working with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and looking into the disappearance of Lynda Meier when officers found what appears to be human remains in the area where Meier was last believed to have been.

Authorities said they were tipped off by a source who instructed them to look into a wooded area for her remains.

Meier was a Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy graduate living in Hallandale Beach.

She was last seen on surveillance video using an ATM at around 5 a.m. in June 2010. There was also video of her going through an intersection.

"She never carried money," said her mother, Phylis Meier, in an October 2013 interview, "so if she took out $320, I can be assured she took out $20 for herself and $300 for somebody else. I don't think at this point I'd be foolish to think she's alive."

At some point in the early stages of the investigation, officials recovered her car and determined her credit cards were used by two men. One of the men who had been using the cards claimed he had no contact with her. Both men are facing legal troubles for a different case.

It is unclear if the remains belong to Meier. They have now been sent to the Miami-Dade Medical Examiner to be identified.

Officers continue to investigate.
Copyright 2018 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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MIAMI GARDENS, FLA. (WSVN) - Police are investigating after human remains were found in Miami Gardens during an investigation into a woman's 2010 disappearance. Officials could be seen investigating near the 2300 block of Northwest 215th Street, where crews have been excavating the area since late Wednesday night.

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Quality of news: Human interest
Who:Lenna’s
What: A dog is fighting  for her life after being shot in the head during a home invasion.
Where: Baltimore, Maryland
When: December 11, 2018
Why: When the invaders entered the house the dog was inside her cage and they shot her due to her barking.
How: Lenna lives due to the inaccuracy of the invaders as they shot her from an angle that was not lethal but she was still bleeding out. The bullet went through a few centimeters on top of her eyes dodging her brain and avoiding serious problems.

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A dog is fighting for her life after she was shot in the face during a home invasion.

BARCS says that Baltimore City Animal Control was called to the scene of the invasion when they found "Lenna," a brown and white dog lying in her crate surrounded by a large pool of her blood.

Police told Animal Control that Lenna was in her crate minding her own business when she was shot in the face by the invaders.

Lenna was immediately transported to a BARCS partnering emergency veterinary clinic.

After stabilizing her, an X-rays showed that she was shot in the mouth shattering two teeth, damaging her tongue, then going through her throat and tonsils and was lodged next to her vertebrae.

Lenna had an emergency surgery to remove the bullet, but her condition is still considered serious due to her injuries.

BARCS is searching for donations to save Lenna through their Franky Fund. To help her and other animals get back in good health,

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Dog fighting for life after being shot in face

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A dog is fighting for her life after she was shot in the face during a home invasion. BARCS says that Baltimore City Animal Control was called to the scene of the invasion when they found "Lenna," a brown and white dog lying in her crate surrounded by a large pool of her blood.

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Australian prisoner gave birth alone in 'degrading' cell incident

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A. Amy
B. Gave birth to a baby
C. Was forced to give birth while being alone in her cell
D. Western Australia's only women's prison
E. Event happened on March 11, published December 12
F. The article states that the problems occurred because: accommodation for prisoners in the late stages of pregnancy was inadequate, communication was poor, staff was slow to act, and record keeping and incident reporting was flawed

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A woman in Australia was forced to give birth alone in a locked prison cell in a "degrading and high risk" incident, a report has found.

The woman, identified only as Amy, had told staff two hours earlier that she believed she might be in labour.

There were no complications at the birth.

The March incident was in a maximum security cell in Western Australia's only women's prison. A review found the event had exposed a series of failures.

One of them was that no alarm had been raised.

Amy had been sent to Bandyup Women's Prison in the late stages of pregnancy after failing to meet the conditions of her bail, Australian media reported.

At 17:30 local time (09:30 GMT) on 11 March, she called from her cell to inform staff that she was distressed and possibly in labour.

After being taken for a health assessment, she reported abdominal pain but did not say she was in labour. Nurses were not informed of her earlier statement.

She was given paracetamol and returned to her cell, but became "audibly distressed" about 18:30 and began pleading for help.

Amy gave birth about 19:40. Nursing staff had arrived about five minutes earlier, but could not gain access to her cell because the only staff member with keys was not nearby.

The nurses had been forced to communicate with her through a hatch in the door, said the review by the state Inspector of Custodial Services Neil Morgan.

Amy and her baby were taken to hospital later that night.

Prof Morgan said he undertook the review "to understand how such distressing, degrading and high risk set of events could have occurred in a 21st Century Australian prison".

His key findings were that:

Accommodation for prisoners in the late stages of pregnancy was inadequate

Communication was poor

Staff were slow to act

Record keeping and incident reporting was flawed

Western Australia's Department of Justice was due to respond to the review's recommendations later on Wednesday, WA Today reported.

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Australian made to give birth alone in jail

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A woman in Australia was forced to give birth alone in a locked prison cell in a "degrading and high risk" incident, a report has found. The woman, identified only as Amy, had told staff two hours earlier that she believed she might be in labour. There were no complications at the birth.

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The Miami Miracle happened because Bill Belichick messed up

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The Miami Miracle happened because Bill Belichick messed up

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1. Anthony Chacon
2. Celebrity/Prominence
3. Identify:
a. A National Football league team called the Miami Dolphins and another team called the New England Patriots.
b. The Miami Dolphins defeated  the New England Patriots with a score of 33-34.
c. The Miami Dolphins were down by 5 points against the New England Patriots, with only :07 seconds left on the clock and pass it to a wide receiver name Kenny Stills to lateral to another player and another lateral which took the ball to the touchdown and end the game with a miracle play.
d. This took place in the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
e. This happened on December 09, 2018.
f. This happened because of the play that was put of the field and the lack of coverage from the defense and this was an important game for the Dolphins to win because it helps the Dolphins have playoffs hope.

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The Washington Post 1 day ago Adam Kilgore

The Miami Dolphins' last-second, double-lateral, walk-off miracle touchdown Sunday afternoon knocked viewers off their couches, unleashed a torrent of indecipherable shrieks and stunned both poles of the Eastern Seaboard. It was a play that happens once or twice every couple of decades. After the initial shock wore off, another reality started to set in, one nearly as shocking and rare as the play itself.

Bill Belichick screwed up the end of the game. Completely botched it. In more ways than one.
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The Dolphins' execution was sublime, but they received help from Belichick's decision on the final play and what led to it. The obvious mistake Belichick made was to insert tight end Rob Gronkowski as the deepest defender on the play. It was a thoughtless error, a rote concession to routine, the kind of botch Belichick never makes.

KENYAN DRAKE. FOR THE WIN. pic.twitter.com/mWcSQQ9GPP
- CBS Sports (@CBSSports) December 9, 2018

Gronkowski has for years been the Patriots' last line of defense against Hail Mary passes. His height and physicality makes Gronkowski ideal for the role. But the Dolphins' snapped the final play from the Miami 31-yard line with seven seconds left. To believe Miami would run a Hail Mary, you'd have to believe the Dolphins would trust quarterback Ryan Tannehill to throw a pass 75 yards in the air. Miami's only choice, it should have been obvious, was to run some of kind lateral-heavy play.

Gronkowski's presence was not only unnecessarily. It was detrimental. The Patriots' final defender should have been their fastest player who is also a sure tackler. When Kenyan Drake bolted through the Patriots' secondary, Gronkowski stumbled, lost any angle to chase him and watched helplessly as Drake sped into the end zone. But you couldn't blame Gronkowski. You could only blame Belichick for putting him out there.

Review the final play closer, and another curious tactical choice by Belichick sticks out. Linebacker Kyle Van Noy lines up on the right side of the line and, rather than pressure Tannehill, drops back and spies him. On a Hail Mary, that might be an effective move - it would keep the quarterback from escaping the pocket and buying time. But on a play with multiple laterals, it would basically force the Patriots to play with 10 defenders.

Van Noy hustled back into the play, but he couldn't recover. He was right behind Kenyan Drake when Drake caught DeVante Parker's lateral at the Miami 48. At the Patriots' 43, Van Noy dives for Drake's ankles and comes up just short. Had Van Noy simply dropped into coverage rather than pointlessly hovering around the line of scrimmage, he may have made the disaster-saving tackle or otherwise help the play stall.

The Patriots could have prevented Miami from running the play at all had Belichick chosen a better endgame strategy. The Patriots led by two points and faced fourth and goal at the Miami 4-yard line with 21 seconds left. Miami had used all of its timeouts. Belichick chose to kick a field goal, which served the purpose of putting the Patriots up by more than a field goal.

The @MiamiDolphins game-winning 69-yard touchdown on the final play against New England is the longest play from scrimmage to win a game with no time remaining in the fourth quarter since the 1970 merger. pic.twitter.com/EGsZPzqz6P
- NFL345 (@NFL345) December 9, 2018

But what the Patriots should have done is tried to score a touchdown. Converting the field goal and then kicking off left the Dolphins one play to score a touchdown from 69 yards away, with no opportunity to completely seal the game. Had the Patriots gone for the touchdown on fourth down but failed, it would have left the Dolphins about 15 seconds - three plays at most - to move 60 yards with no timeouts to kick an extremely long field goal: a very unlikely proposition. And if the Patriots scored the touchdown, the game would have been over, period.

Either choice would have left the Dolphins about a 1 percent shot to win. Miami needed a miracle. But trying for a touchdown at least would have given the Patriots a chance to dial that percentage to zero.

No matter what choices Belichick made in the final seconds, the Dolphins needed a combination of perfect execution and divine intervention. Tannehill made a great throw. Kenny Stills made an acrobatic catch, showed patience in setting up a lateral and made a perfect pitch. Parker made a quick, well-placed pitch. Drake flashed immense speed and great instincts in weaving laterally through the defense before sprinting down the right sideline. The Dolphins were perfect.

But they still shouldn't have been able to pull it off. Belichick, maybe the greatest coach of all time, enabled one of the greatest plays of all time. The loss prevented New England from clinching the AFC East and could prove critical in the Patriots' chances of earning home-field advantage and/or a first-round bye. The shock will not wear off any time soon.
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The Washington Post 1 day ago Adam Kilgore The Miami Dolphins' last-second, double-lateral, walk-off miracle touchdown Sunday afternoon knocked viewers off their couches, unleashed a torrent of indecipherable shrieks and stunned both poles of the Eastern Seaboard. It was a play that happens once or twice every couple of decades.

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1-    Christina Defelipe
2.     Importance
3.Identify:
A. Qatar, Saad Sherida al-Kaabi, Qatar's minister of state for energy affairs and president and CEO of Qatar Petroleum.
B. Qatar, after working with the partnership for 60 years, has parted with the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.

C. Qatar recognizes that the cleaner fuels such as LNG have more future potential.
D. Qatar
E. December  4, 2018
F. It was not a political but an economic decision, for Qatar's future in energy exports.

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Bahrain FM: Qatar has burned its bridges with GCC

Al Khalifa described the Qatar crisis as a very deep disagreement that has reached a point not seen before in rifts between GCC countries

The most important topic to be discussed at the upcoming GCC summit is strategic military cooperation between GCC states

LONDON: Qatar has burned its bridges with the rest of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and aligned itself with "enemies of the region like Iran," Bahrain's Foreign Minister Sheikh Khalid Al Khalifa has said.
In an interview with Asharq Al-Awsat, Al Khalifa described the Qatar crisis as a very deep disagreement that has reached a point not seen before in rifts between GCC countries.
Al Khalifa added that he did not know how Qatar would return from this point, having distanced itself from other GCC countries after aligning itself with Iran.
"These issues do not indicate that Qatar will remain a member of the GCC, but we are dealing with this topic realistically," he said.
The minister said that Qatar had "burned all ships of return to the Council," and that a new agreement and system are needed in order to solve the crisis. He also said that Doha should be scrutinized and put under a "microscope."
Speaking ahead of the GCC summit set to be held in Riyadh on Sunday, Al Khalifa said that the hostile policy pursued by Qatar against other GCC states is clear, notably Doha's hostility toward Saudi Arabia.
He added that the most important topic to be discussed at the upcoming GCC summit is strategic military cooperation between GCC states, and that decisions will be made regarding this.

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Bahrain FM: Qatar has burned its bridges with GCC

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French bulldog Pickles makes a stunning leap for freedom and scales TWO 3ft-high gates to escape the kitchen where her owners had left her

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French bulldog Pickles makes a stunning leap for freedom and scales TWO 3ft-high gates to escape the kitchen where her owners had left her

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2. Human Interest/Emotion
3.
A. Pickles
B. Escapes the kitchen
C.Jumping over two 3 foot gates
D. Litchfield, Connecticut
E. No specific date but was published on December 4
F. To get out of the kitchen
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French bulldog Pickles makes a stunning leap for freedom and scales TWO 3ft-high gates to escape the kitchen where her owners had left her

Footage filmed in Litchfield, Connecticut, shows Pickles make a unique escape

The clever french bulldog scales both three foot gates trapping her in a kitchen

She leaps over and lands in the next room while the other dog looks on in shock

This is the hilarious moment a plucky french bulldog makes an impressive break for freedom and leaps over two three-ft-high gates.

Footage filmed on a Go Pro set up in a home in Litchfield, Connecticut, shows Pickles and another dog shut in the kitchen where their owners had left them.

But Pickles, the black french bulldog, has other ideas and decides she wants to try and scale the gate trapping her in.

The brave dog pauses at the foot of the fence before suddenly making an enormous jump onto the first gate where she lands on her belly.

Pickles then leaps off the second gate and onto the living room floor, seemingly unscathed from the feat.

The other french bulldog can be seen looking on in astonishment at what Pickles has just achieved.

The owner said: 'We found out quite early on that our dog, Pickles, was great at escaping from anything.

'Her playpen when she was a puppy? No problem, scaled it like it wasn't even there.

'Once she graduated from her playpen we put her in our kitchen with our other dogs.

'Locked in with two, three-foot-tall gates on each entrance, we were shocked when she managed to jump over them and come into the living room like nothing ever happened.

'We quickly decided to set up a GoPro and put her back in the kitchen. The video is what we captured. She has done this many many times, and never fallen once. She's unique, that's for sure.'

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French bulldog Pickles makes a stunning leap for freedom to escape

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1.who? Kevin hart
2.what? Kevin Hart is not going to hosting the Oscars.
3. When?December 7th, 2018
4.where? Instagram post.
5.why? its because of homophobic tweets.
How? By Twitter and social media

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(CNN) - Kevin Hart is stepping down from hosting the Oscars after homophobic tweets surfaced on Thursday.

The tweets, between 2009 and 2011, included derogatory language referring to gay people and made disparaging comments about sexuality. Some of the tweets have since been deleted.

One of the tweets from 2011, that has since been deleted, said "Yo if my son comes home & try's 2 play with my daughters doll house I'm going 2 break it over his head & say n my voice 'stop that's gay'."

"I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's," Hart, who is currently performing in Sydney, Australia, said via Twitter. "This is because I do not want to be a distraction on a night that should be celebrated by so many amazing talented artists. I sincerely apologize to the LGBTQ community for my insensitive words from my past. I'm sorry that I hurt people... I am evolving and want to continue to do so. My goal is to bring people together not tear us apart. Much love & appreciation to the Academy. I hope we can meet again."

Hart announced on his official Instagram page that he would host the Academy Awards for the first time in the coming year.

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(CNN) - Kevin Hart is stepping down from hosting the Oscars after homophobic tweets surfaced on Thursday. The tweets, between 2009 and 2011, included derogatory language referring to gay people and made disparaging comments about sexuality. Some of the tweets have since been deleted.

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Derrick Henry romps for 238 yards, four TDs as Titans roll to 30-9 win over Jaguars

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Derrick Henry romps for 238 yards, four TDs as Titans roll to 30-9 win over Jaguars

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QUALITY

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Boy arrested for bringing loaded gun to South Miami Middle

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Boy arrested for bringing loaded gun to South Miami Middle

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NAME: Angelique Miller-Lawson
QUALITY OF NEWS: Proximity
WHO: A 13-year-old middle school student
WHAT: Was arrested for the possession of an armed firearm in his bookbag
WHEN: Thursday, December 6, of 2018
WHERE: South Miami Middle Community School (6750 SW 60th St)
WHY: It has not yet been revealed on why he did this, but he is currently being questioned by Investigators to figure it out
HOW: Another teenaged middle school student reported the weapon to administrators

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SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - Police have arrested a 13-year-old middle school student after a loaded gun was discovered inside his backpack.

Miami-Dade Public Schools officials said another student reported the weapon to administrators at South Miami Middle Community School, located at 6750 S.W. 60th St., Thursday.

As a result, Miami-Dade Schools Police took the boy into custody without incident, and he is now being questioned by investigators.

Parents at the school were disturbed about the alarming discovery.

"Obviously you worry about that nowadays with what you see going on," a parent said. "Now you find out it's happening in your school, hoping that that never happens."

"We just got a voicemail, but the voicemail was not very specific," another parent added. "It did state that nothing happened, and nothing that was really concerning happened, but there was a weapon found in the possession of a student. [I'm] relieved that the school is open with us and transparent with us, so I appreciate the fact that they kept us informed."

Authorities have yet to specify where on campus the backpack with the firearm was found.
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SOUTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - Police have arrested a 13-year-old middle school student after a loaded gun was discovered inside his backpack. Miami-Dade Public Schools officials said another student reported the weapon to administrators at South Miami Middle Community School, located at 6750 S.W. 60th St., Thursday.

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Dollar General tries to make healthy food more accessible

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Dollar General tries to make healthy food more accessible

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Patrick Reeves
Healthfulness/Special Interest
3a.Dollar General
3b.Added healthy foods to their stores shelves for customers who couldn't find healthy foods to their liking of low sodium, calorie, fat, etc.
3c.Dollar general added 125 "better for you foods" to their shelves to its 2,700 stores to meet the healthy food demand of customers.
3d.Dollar Generals
3e. Tuesday December 4 2018
3f. The adding of healthier foods was also a strategy for Dollar General to sell more groceries and fresh food. Doing this would keep them in the competition between other stores selling healthy foods like Whole Foods and Sprouts and discount stores like Aldi and Lidl.

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Two liters of Dr. Pepper costs $1.80 at a Dollar General store in Union City, NJ. A 10-oz bag of Twizzlers sells for $1.50. But the low-end retailer is attempting a high-end revamp of its food offerings - adding yogurt, nuts, protein bars, veggie snacks, and coconut water to meet customer demand for healthier choices.

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Marlins sign slugger with 162 big-league home runs

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Marlins sign slugger with 162 big-league home runs

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Celebrity/Prominence
a. Pedro Alvarez
b. A MLB team Miami Marlins sign a former Pittsburgh Pirates Third baseman player.
c. The Miami Marlins signed Pedro Alvarez because he was a free agent and because of his outstanding performance in baseball.
d. This happened in Miami.
e. This article took place on December 3, 2018.
f. The Miami Marlins need a lot of new talent and young players for this upcoming season due to their awful record last season.

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Pedro Alvarez, a former Pirates third baseman who has twice hit 30 home runs in a big-league season, headlines the list of 14 players who signed minor-league contracts and will attend Marlins spring training as non-roster invitees.

Alvarez, the second overall pick in the 2008 MLB Draft, hit 30 home runs in 2012 and 36 in 2013, both for Pittsburgh. He hit 27 home runs for the Pirates in 2015, 22 for Baltimore in 2016 and 26 at Triple A Norfolk in 2017, where he played much of the past three seasons.

He hit .180 with eight homers, 18 RBI in 127 plate appearances for Baltimore last season, while also hitting .285 with eight homers in 43 games at Triple A Norfolk.

Overall, he has hit .236 with 162 home runs in parts of nine major-league seasons. At 31, the Marlins will give him a chance to a earn a job. Besides third base, he can also play first base and the corner outfield positions.

The other non-roster invitees announced by the Marlins on Monday:

▪ Infielders: Beyond Alvarez, Miami invited infielder Jon Berti, who hit .296 with 46 RBI in the minors in Toronto's system last season and 4 for 15 in four big-league games, all with the Blue Jays last season.

The Marlins also added second baseman/shortstop Dixon Machado, who has hit .227 with 37 RBI in 172 big-league games, all with Detroit. And they signed Deven Marrero, a former Plantation American Heritage infielder who has hit .197 in 158 big-league games for Boston and last season, in Arizona.

▪ Outfielders: Victor Victor Mesa, the prized Cuban outfielder and the No. 1 international prospect of this offseason who was signed by the Marlins earlier this winter, will receive a big-league spring training camp invitation as part of his contract but likely will begin the season in the minors.

Also invited to Marlins spring training: outfielder Harold Ramirez, who won the Eastern League batting title by hitting .320 for New Hampshire last year, with 11 homers and 70 RBI in 120 games; and Gabriel Guerrero, the nephew of Hall of Famer Vladimir Guerreo. He hit .293 with 81 RBI in two levels in the Reds' system last year, then was 3 for 18 with a home run in a 14-game stint with the Reds.

▪ Catchers: The Marlins retained Bryan Holaday, who led National League catchers by throwing out 44.7 percent of basestealers last season (15 of 36) while hitting .205 for Miami.

The Marlins also added catchers BJ Lopez (threw out 46.5 percent of baserunners in two levels of Class A for the Marlins last year), Rodrigo Vigil (hit .245 at Double A last season, his ninth in the Marlins system) and Sharif Othman (.190 in the Marlins system last year).

▪ Pitchers: Miami added former FAU right-hander R.J. Alvarez (24 for 30 in saves, 3.68 ERA in Triple A in Houston's system last year), lefty Mike Kickham (1-1, 3.64 ERA in Marlins system last year), lefty Brian Moran (2-3, 3.71 in the Rockies' and Dodgers' minor league system last year).

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Pedro Alvarez, a former Pirates third baseman who has twice hit 30 home runs in a big-league season, headlines the list of 14 players who signed minor-league contracts and will attend Marlins spring training as non-roster invitees. Alvarez, the second overall pick in the 2008 MLB Draft, hit 30 home runs in 2012 and 36 in 2013, both for Pittsburgh.

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Dr. Seuss, Guy Fieri, custom lunch and bargain fares: A trip on Carnival’s newest ship

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Anthony Chacon (Absent from last week. late turn-in Due, Nov 30.)
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a. a Cruise line called Carnival bringing a brand new ship called Carnival Horizon.
b. The article was about explaining what the cruise ship Carnival Horizon had to offer to the people.
c. The Cruise ship is providing water slides, restaurants, sky line obstacle course, pools, mini golf, and etc.
d. The Cruise Ship was delivered in March in Europe and then was recently held in Miami's new port.
e. The article was published on November 15, 2018.
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In a crowded corner of Carnival Horizon's pool deck, I ate my first lunch of the day at BlueIguana Cantina's burrito bar. My made-to-order burrito contained lime-cilantro rice, black beans, charred corn, grilled chicken and a medium-spicy pico de gallo - no refried beans, thank you very much.

At the Pasta Bar, I ordered farfalle topped with garlic shrimp, mushrooms and pomodoro sauce for my second lunch. At Mongolian Wok, I chose mussels and clams over lo mein noodles with black bean sauce and half a dozen vegetables. Only my fourth lunch - at the Seafood Shack - wasn't customized, simply fried clams and french fries.

My goal on this two-day preview cruise of Carnival's newest ship was to sample lunch in every eatery. I didn't quite succeed, but it was enough to get a fair sense of the ship's cuisine.

Lunch may be an afterthought for cruisers, who often are off the ship on a shore excursion or settling in for a combination of poolside snooze, hairy chest contest and a mound of something from the buffet, so a cruise line could get away with serving its most lackluster cuisine at lunch. That most of Carnival's restaurants don't - my conclusion after dining in seven of the ship's nine lunch venues - is an indication of the line's efforts to provide quality at a bargain price.

What I like best about Carnival ships is that they're a good deal. Fares are frequently cheaper than Caribbean cruises on the other lines in what the industry calls the mainstream category. A check of prices from two online travel agencies for a cruise from Miami in February found fares on Carnival Horizon cheaper than on Norwegian's and Royal Caribbean's newest ships and about the same as MSC Seaside (Carnival Horizon and MSC Seaside starting around $80 per day per person double occupancy; Norwegian Bliss starting at $102; Symphony of the Seas from $126 eastern Caribbean, $149 western Caribbean). Prices for Carnival's older ships usually rank lowest in relation to other lines' older ships as well.

To keep prices low, Carnival ships don't have bumper cars, sky-diving, surf pools. Their suites are not as luxe, the ship not as roomy for the number of passengers, the entertainment not quite as elaborate, the percentage of balcony staterooms not as high, and the soft-serve ice cream lacks evidence of actual cream. But for first-time cruisers, young adults, big families and those on a particularly tight budget, a Carnival cruise offers value.

Carnival Horizon, which was delivered in March and arrived in Miami after sailing in Europe and then from New York, is the line's 26th ship currently in service. It is the second ship in the Vista class, Carnival's largest, with a tonnage of 133,500 and a length of 1,062 feet. The ship holds 3,954 guests at two per stateroom, up to 4,980 guests with upper bunks, cribs and rollaway beds. At PortMiami, the ship's home port, it sails six- and eight-day cruises to the Caribbean.

It is the second of five ships joining the South Florida fleet in 2018. Norwegian Bliss was the first, sailing from PortMiami, while Royal Caribbean's Symphony of the Seas and Celebrity Edge arrived this month - Symphony in Miami and Celebrity Edge at Port Everglades. Holland America's Nieuw Statendam is due to arrive at Port Everglades just before Christmas.

Of the five, Carnival Horizon is right in the middle - smaller than Symphony of the Seas and Norwegian Bliss, larger than the Celebrity and Holland America ships.

The ship is already familiar to cruise fans because it is essentially a clone of Carnival Vista (launched in 2015 and redeployed from Miami to Galveston on the day Horizon arrived in Miami), with a few minor variations:

▪ Its water park, although architecturally the same as the one on Carnival Vista, is the first to be Dr. Seuss themed.

▪It has "smart" elevators. In the elevator lobby, push a button to indicate which deck you're going to and the system will tell you which elevator to board. The purpose is to group people according to where they're going so each elevator doesn't stop at every floor. Supposedly it will get you to your destination faster. It's a good concept, but it has a downside: You can't change your mind. There are no buttons inside the elevator. If you forget that you were going to buy a T-shirt on Deck 5 before going to the pool on Deck 10, you have to get off the elevator and start over.

▪ There are more of the popular Havana staterooms, tropically themed cabins and suites with exclusive daytime access to the Havana pool complex at the rear of deck 5, that debuted on Carnival Vista.

▪ Inside the Bonsai Sushi restaurant, Carnival Horizon has added Bonsai Teppanyaki, two eight-person tables with a hibachi grill and a chef who entertains as he prepares your meal in the center (both restaurants carry an extra fee).

▪ Also exclusively on the new ship, Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que (by Food Network host Guy Fieri) - a poolside counter service food stop on four other ships - has been moved to Deck 5 and expanded to be a standalone restaurant on the Promenade. Guy's serves dinner for an extra fee and free lunch on embarkation and sea days. It took the space where RedFrog Pub sits on other ships, but it kept RedFrog's brewery, where four craft beers are made.

DINING

With food such an important element of any cruise, lunch is an indicator of quality, especially since Carnival has been upgrading its dining options in recent years. In place of the traditional poolside grill, most of its ships now have Guy's Burger Joints (Guy Fieri again) and BlueIguana Cantina, with made-to-order burritos and tacos, and tortillas made on the spot. There's also a 24-hour pizzeria.

In addition to Carnival Horizon's exclusive ParchedPig brews in Guy's, you can draw your own beer in the buffet and pay by the ounce. The Serenity area - the adults-only retreat on the top deck - has a salad bar open for lunch on sea days.

Two extra-fee dinner restaurants serve no-fee lunches where you build your own entree. Mongolian Wok is inside JiJi Asian Kitchen, and the Pasta Bar is in Cucina del Capitano.

In my lunch marathon, which stretched over two days, the only alternatives I missed were the buffet (although I did sample the serve-yourself beer there) and Serenity's made-to-order salad bar, which wasn't open. To take them all in, I skipped bread, salad and dessert; ordered half portions when available; and walked away with more than a bite or two remaining on my plate.

After seven lunches in two days, here's my conclusion: If you go with the custom lunches, the food is really good. The best example is the made-to-order burrito. I don't like refried beans. I like my food spicy but not scorching. BlueIguana has a condiment bar, so I could adjust the spiciness to my taste. Likewise with the Pasta Bar, Mongolian Wok and Guy's Burger Bar, which has a condiment bar with unexpected options like shoestring potatoes and sauteed mushrooms. Seafood Shack has some custom options, including a fresh local catch "prepared fresh and served anywhere, any time, any style, any sauce."

But the fish served in the main dining room at lunch, the pool deck pizza, and the fried clams - although not poorly cooked, all lacked flavor.

Only Guy's BBQ was good without customizing the main dish.

Of course, when you're cooking for 4,000-plus guests, you want to make food that everyone can eat, and bland is a logical starting point. But sometimes a buffet with a salad bar and a selection of wok or pasta ingredients is the only place where you can build a dish to suit your own taste. What's great about lunch on Carnival is the number of places where you can go beyond bland.

Dinner is when cruise lines want to showcase their finest fare. Carnival Horizon offers the usual - main dining room, buffet, pizza, room service - plus several alternatives for an extra fee.

▪ The two main dining rooms, Meridian and Reflections, have the same menu. At Reflections, diners are seated at the same table and the same time every night. Meridian offers flexible "Your Time" dining between 5:45 and 9:30 p.m.

▪ Lido Marketplace is the buffet and includes the Carnival Deli. The 24-hour Pizzeria del Capitano is nearby.

▪ Room service: From 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., the menu includes continental breakfast, salads and sandwiches at no extra charge, plus a la carte items for an extra charge. Between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., the menu is longer but there's a fee for any room service order during those hours.

Dining rooms with an extra charge: Bonsai Sushi, Bonsai Teppanyaki, Fahrenheit 555 Steakhouse, JiJi Asian Kitchen, Cucina del Capitano, Seafood Shack, Guy's Pig & Anchor Bar-B-Que, and Chef's Table.

STATEROOMS

Almost all staterooms on Vista-class ships have interior space of 185 or 275 square feet. The major difference between staterooms is the size of the balcony - if there is a balcony. More than a third of all staterooms are inside cabins; not quite half of all staterooms have balconies, a lower percentage than other lines' newer ships.

The largest category of stateroom is the Grand Suite. Carnival Horizon has eight of them, with 345 square feet plus an 85-square-foot balcony. You're not going to find the luxury suites the size of a small apartment that some competing cruise lines offer.

The ship has several themed varieties of cabins. There are 30 nautically themed Family Harbor Suites and staterooms on Deck 2 with access to a private lounge with games, movies and other kid-friendly amenities. There are 104 cabins and suites with special spa access and perks. And the tropical-themed Havana Cabanas and staterooms, which are not open to children under age 12, have exclusive access until 7 p.m. to the pool and two whirlpools in the Havana pool complex at the rear of the ship.

RECREATION

If you were looking at a fleet of Carnival ships, you'd be able to pick out Horizon by its Dr. Seuss WaterWorks with its giant Cat's Hat water slide painted in red and white stripes and blue Fun Things slide. About two-thirds of Carnival ships have water parks with slides, and Carnival Vista has slides that are architecturally identical except for the decor.

Carnival already had a Dr. Seuss tie-in - several of the ships, including Horizon, have a Dr. Seuss Bookville reading area for kids with a character parade, character breakfast and story time - but Horizon is the first to have a Seuss-themed water park.

Exclusive to the Vista-class ships is SkyRide, a sort of suspended bicycle that guests can pedal along a course above the ship and way above the water. (SkyRide was closed for maintenance when I was aboard.) There's no extra cost.

In the same area, Carnival Horizon has a ropes course elevated above the sports deck where passengers strapped into a harness make their way around a networks of ropes, rails and plastic stepping stones in different shapes. Some people moved without hesitation from one platform to the next. One unhappy girl of about 8 or 9 got to the second platform, wrapped her arms about the post and refused to move. "This is a very bad idea," she told her parents.

Other recreational facilities: mini-bowling and pool in the clubhouse; soccer, volleyball, basketball, ping-pong and mini-golf, outdoor gym, three swimming pools and six jacuzzis. Camp Ocean is for kids 2 to 11; Circle C 12-14; and Club 02 is a hangout for teens 15+.

ENTERTAINMENT

The Carnival Multiplex consists of two movie theaters next to each other, an IMAX Theatre (which debuted on Carnival Vista) plus the Thrill Theater, which like some theme park rides enhances 3-D video with experiences for the other senses such as wind and mist. Both theaters cost extra.

The ship also has Lip Sync Battle: Carnival, the cruise line's stage version of the TV competition; live, on-stage competition in Hasbro games; a 24-hour video games arcade; outdoor movies on the pool deck; the Havana Bar, which becomes a dance club at night; a piano bar, comedy club and other lounges; plus the usual cruise-ship fare of bingo, dance lessons, trivia competitions and karaoke.

Playlist Productions stage shows in the Liquid Lounge feature different musical themes (country, soul, show tunes, disco, '80s pop and others) with LED and other high-tech special effects. On my cruise, the show was "Celestial Strings," with a string trio playing a mix of classical and modern pop in an enchanted garden.

OTHER FEATURES

One of my favorite spots on the ship is the three-deck Dreamscape funnel sculpture in the atrium bar. It's a dramatic visual element. From a distance, the artsy designs on the 24-foot-high funnel-shaped screen look like Murano glass, but up close you can see the pixels of LED lighting that produce constantly changing imagery, some of it designed by patients of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, one of Carnival's charitable partners. The elegant and colorful funnel is the centerpiece of a bar that offers live music afternoons and evenings, but try the view from the middle deck, too.

The casino offers 180 slot machines and the usual table games including several varieties of poker. I was happy to find a blackjack table with a $5 minimum. The casino bar has a smaller version of the Dreamscape funnel.

The Cloud 9 Spa offers traditional treatments including massages, body wraps, scrubs and facials. Passengers can buy day or week passes for the thermal suite (inspired by Turkish baths) with its steam and sauna rooms and heated loungers, and the therapeutic thalassotherapy saltwater pool.

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In a crowded corner of Carnival Horizon's pool deck, I ate my first lunch of the day at BlueIguana Cantina's burrito bar. My made-to-order burrito contained lime-cilantro rice, black beans, charred corn, grilled chicken and a medium-spicy pico de gallo - no refried beans, thank you very much.