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Israeli spacecraft crashes in final moments before moon landing

Who: Israel Aerospace Industries
When: April 12
Where: Israel; Moon
What: Israelis first attempt at a moon landing ends in failure after it crashed before landing.
Why: the Israeli spaceship crashed on the moon moments before landing but the Israeli space program say it happened
do to a loss of communication.
How: The loss of communication caused problems in the landing portion of the mission and it’s what caused the crash

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Israeli spacecraft crashes in final moments before moon landing

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Israel's Beresheet, the first privately-funded mission to the moon, has crashed.

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Stakes Are Huge for Knicks, Lakers, Zion, Kyrie, AD in 2019 NBA Draft Lottery

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Stakes Are Huge for Knicks, Lakers, Zion, Kyrie, AD in 2019 NBA Draft Lottery

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1.Patrick Reeves
2. Celebrity/Prominence
3a. College prospects and nba star free agents
3b.could really help the teams who didn’t make the playoffs and help then contend for the 2019-20 season.
3c.Zion one of the best college players in this year’s draft can definitely help a team like the knicks who are considered to take him, and two free agents Kevin Durant and Kyrie Irving have been rumored to join the ny team all season long.
3d.New York,LA
3e.April 12 2019
3f.Teams like the Lakers or knicks need another star or future star to their team if they want to contend for a championship and with the future nba stars in the draft and with two all stars rumored to join your team like the knicks or Lakers then they’ll do anything to sign the free agents or draft the rookies.

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Coachella set times announced.
Human interest
Who Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival.
What: the people who control the Coachella twitter account announced the times and dat of performances that will be held.
Why, to excite the people or to inform us about the the event.
Where, Indio, California. Or Twitter
When, April 11th,
How, by tweeting out screenshots of the agenda for the event.

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Plan accordingly for the acts performing this year at the Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival. That was organizers' message as they released the set times via social media for the music festival held over two weekends in April.

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Guillermo Dominguez
1. Importance or Impact
2.
A. A group of scientists
B. Have released the first image of a real black hole
C. The image of the ring was taken with a dark central region, the black holes 'shadow'
D. The image was taken by the Event Horizon Telescope and other telescopes world wide. It was revealed at the National Science Foundation. The black hole is located in the galaxy Messier 87.
E. The image was revealed on Wednesday.
F. It was taken to see how a black hole looks like.
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Scientists have released the first ever image of a black hole, revealing the distant object in stunning detail.

The groundbreaking discovery was made by the Event Horizon Telescope, an international project involving telescopes across the globe that describes itself as a "virtual Earth-sized telescope." Telescopes in Hawaii, Arizona, Chile, Mexico, Spain and the South Pole participated in the ambitious research project.

The black hole was spotted in a galaxy called M87 that is 55 million light years away. A light year, which measures distance in space, equals 6 trillion miles.
THE SUN IS SPITTING OUT 'LAVA LAMP BLOBS' 500 TIMES THE SIZE OF EARTH
"We're delighted to report to you today that we have seen what we thought was unseeable," explained Dr. Shep Doeleman, director of the Event Horizon Telescope, during a press conference at the National Science Foundation Wednesday. "We have taken advantage of a cosmic opportunity."

"This was a Herculean task," explained National Science Foundation Director Dr. France Cordova, during the press conference, noting that the Event Horizon Telescope's findings transform and enhance our understanding of Black Holes.

"Black holes are extremely dense pockets of matter, objects of such incredible mass and miniscule volume that they drastically warp the fabric of space-time," explains the National Science Foundation, on its website. "Anything that passes too close, from a wandering star to a photon of light, gets captured. Most black holes are the condensed remnants of a massive star, the collapsed core that remains following an explosive supernova."
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Scientists have released the first ever image of a black hole, revealing the distant object in stunning detail. The groundbreaking discovery was made by the Event Horizon Telescope, an international project involving telescopes across the globe that describes itself as a "virtual Earth-sized telescope."

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The ‘RKO’ is a wrestling move. Florida teen tried it on a high school principal, cops say

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The ‘RKO’ is a wrestling move. Florida teen tried it on a high school principal, cops say

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1. Andrea Garcia
2. Proximity
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Who: Gianny Sosa, a student at Southridge
What: Tried to ‘RKO’ Humberto Miret, the school’s principal
Where: Miami, Florida
When: April 11th, 2019
Why: Sosa wanted to try out the wrestling move on someone
How: He just grabbed the principal and threw him

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Gianny Sosa, 18, appeared in Miami-Dade court on April 11, 2019, after his arrest for allegedly trying a wrestling move on a school principal at Southridge High.

The "RKO" is the signature flying attack by a pro wrestler named Randy Orton.

A Miami teenager tried the move, not on his buddy in a backyard brawl, but on Southridge High's principal, cops said. Gianny Sosa, 18, was charged with battery on a school employee.

An arrest report identified the victim as Humberto Miret, the school's principal, who was not hurt in the incident.

During Sosa's first court appearance on Thursday morning, defense attorney Roy Ugarte called the arrest report "hands down one of the most insane" he'd ever read.

Ugarte explained the difference between Roman-Greco wrestling and the pro wrestling that most consider staged for entertainment. "Everyone knows wrestling is fake," he told the befuddled judge.

The lawyer, an admitted fan of wrestling, tried to demonstrate the move, suggesting Sosa was playing around. "It shouldn't have been arrestable," he said.

According to an arrest report, officers have video of the alleged attack. During the hearing, Sosa was granted release from jail without having to post a bond.

Orton is a longtime wrestler who battles as part of the WWE, or World Wrestling Entertainment. His signature move involves a backward flying lunge toward the opponent's head.

There are countless videos of Orton's most famous RKOs - and also, fans recreating the move in their backyards.

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Gianny Sosa, 18, appeared in Miami-Dade court on April 11, 2019, after his arrest for allegedly trying a wrestling move on a school principal at Southridge High. The "RKO" is the signature flying attack by a pro wrestler named Randy Orton.

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Driver charged with DUI after man fatally struck in hit-and-run

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Driver charged with DUI after man fatally struck in hit-and-run

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NAME: Angelique Miller-Lawson
QUALITY OF NEWS?: Proximity
WHO?: 37-year-old man by the name of Volodymyr Shyshko
WHAT?: Struck and ran over a man walking across the road in his white Volkswagen Jetta. The man instantly died, and Shyshko immediately took off driving away before being stopped by police.
WHEN?: Just after 3:00 in the morning, on Thursday, April 11th, of 2019
WHERE?: At Miami Beach, Florida. Police responded to the scene along 15th St and Alton Road and Shyshko was stopped at 59th St and Collins Avenue
WHY?: Shyshko told the police that he just thought that he hit something, not someone
HOW?: Police, investigators and fire rescue noticed signs of impairment from him after conducting a DUI test and being checked out

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WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

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MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - Police have detained a driver in connection to a fatal hit-and-run in Miami Beach.

Miami Beach Police responded to the scene along 15th Street and Alton Road, just after 3 a.m., Thursday.

#TRAFFIC ALERT: Alton Road is closed both north and south in the area of 15 Street. Police on scene investigating a fatal hit and run.

Alternates: West Avenue or Meridian Avenue pic.twitter.com/m0yJmU5rLC

- Miami Beach Police (@MiamiBeachPD) April 11, 2019

According to officials, a man walking across the road was struck by Volodymyr Shyshko, who was behind the wheel of a white Volkswagen Jetta.

Miami Beach Fire Rescue pronounced him dead at the scene.

Meanwhile, the 37-year-old took off before eventually being stopped by police at 59th Street and Collins Avenue.

Officers conducted a DUI test on Shyshko before he was checked out by fire rescue crews.

"Investigators noticed signs of impairment from the driver of that vehicle," said Miami Beach Police Officer Ernesto Rodriguez.

Police said Shyshko told them he thought he hit something but wasn't sure what he struck with his vehicle.

7News cameras captured the vehicle at the scene with damage on the front, side and windshield.

"The damage as well as DNA is going to play a key role in this investigation's forensics," said Rodriguez.

Officers and crime scene investigators had their hands full with the different scenes.

"We have two separate investigations running, a DUI investigation from 59th Street and Collins Avenue as well as a fatal hit-and-run accident at 15th Street and Alton Road. A lot of work lies ahead of our investigators. We're already in contact with the Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office. Our traffic homicide investigators have been out on the scene, investigating, piecing all of this together, determining who was at the wheel at the time of the crash," said Rodriguez.

After being evaluated, officers put Shyshko in a patrol car and hauled him off to the station for questioning.

"The damage as well as the DNA is gonna play a key role in this investigation," Rodriguez said.

A tow truck removed the vehicle from the scene.

Both north and southbound lanes on Alton Road were shut down as police investigated, but the roadways have since reopened.

Shyshko faces felony charges including driving under the influence, vehicular homicide, leaving the scene of a crash and a misdemeanor charge of marijuana possession.
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Driver charged with DUI after man fatally struck in hit-and-run

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MIAMI BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - Police have detained a driver in connection to a fatal hit-and-run in Miami Beach. Miami Beach Police responded to the scene along 15th Street and Alton Road, just after 3 a.m., Thursday. #TRAFFIC ALERT: Alton Road is closed both north and south in the area of 15 Street.

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Helpfulness/Special Interest
Who? Everyone
What? Sunscreen may help  maintain blood vessel health
When? April 11th, 2019
How? "For those who spend a lot of time working, exercising, or participating in other various activities outdoors, using sunscreen may protect not only against skin cancer but also against reductions in skin vascular function."

Where? When exposed to sunlight
Why? To protect your skin against damage

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It is a well-known fact that sunscreen protects us against sunburn and reduces the risk of skin cancer. According to a recent study, sunscreen might also help our blood vessels maintain function.

According to a new study, sunscreen might offer benefits beyond protecting against skin cancer.
Scientists have known for many years that ultraviolet radiation (UVR) from the sun is a major causative factor in skin cancer.

UVR exposure also causes cellular and molecular damage that promotes skin aging.

With these two examples being well-documented, a recent study looks instead at the relationship between UVR and the performance of blood vessels in the skin.

Earlier studies have shown that UVR influences how blood vessels in the skin behave.

Specifically, it reduces the level of vasodilation that nitric oxide (NO) mediates.

NO is an important signaling molecule in the human body. Among other roles, NO functions as a vasodilator, meaning that it triggers relaxation in the smooth muscles around blood vessels, thereby increasing blood flow.

NO and vasodilation

Vasodilation in the skin serves a vital role in allowing the body to maintain its temperature and respond to heat stress. If the body is overheating, NO produces vasodilation in the skin, which increases blood flow and, therefore, heat loss through the skin.
As the authors of the current study write, NO-associated vasodilation is "a marker of skin vascular health."
Virtually every type of skin cell is capable of producing NO, but a chemical called 5-methyltetrahydrofolate (5-MTHF) is essential for this process. Experts believe that UVR reduces the levels of 5-MTHF that are available in the skin, thereby limiting vasodilation.

NO's influence may reach farther than the skin alone. Some researchers have concluded that vasodilation in the skin may have an overall effect on blood pressure.

A group of scientists recently set out to investigate how using sunscreen might influence the relationship between UVR and vasodilation. They compared NO-associated vasodilation in skin that they had covered with either sunscreen or sweat.

The researchers, from Pennsylvania State University, recently presented their findings at the Experimental Biology 2019 conference in Orlando, FL.

Ultraviolet exposure and sunscreen

To investigate, the scientists recruited 13 healthy participants with light-to-medium skin tone. They exposed one arm of each individual to UVR, while the other arm served as a control. The team calculated the UVR exposure to make it equivalent to spending roughly 1 hour outside on a sunny day.

Each participant underwent three tests in parallel on their exposed arm: UVR alone, UVR plus sunscreen, and UVR plus sweat.

As expected, compared with the control arm, the UVR-only test site showed reduced NO-associated vasodilation. In other words, UVR prevented NO from triggering the relaxation of the muscles in blood vessels, thereby reducing the body's ability to cool itself down.

Conversely, both the sunscreen and sweat testing areas did not show a reduction in NO-associated vasodilation.

Importantly, the researchers also found that when they applied sunscreen before UVR exposure, the sunscreen boosted vasodilation compared with both the sweat-tested region and the control arm. The authors write that "UVR may actually augment NO-mediated vasodilation in the presence of a chemical sunscreen."

"For those who spend a lot of time working, exercising, or participating in other various activities outdoors, using sunscreen may protect not only against skin cancer but also against reductions in skin vascular function."

First author S. Tony Wolf

It is important to note that this was a small-scale study that has not undergone peer review. It is also worth mentioning that, although NO is the primary regulator of vascular tone, other mechanisms play a role in this bodily function.

As this experiment only assessed changes to NO-associated vasodilation, further work will be necessary to understand whether other mechanisms play a part in the interaction.

However, the researchers are not attempting to overturn current recommendations. Whether or not other studies replicate their findings, using sunscreen is still as important as ever.

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Sunscreen may help maintain blood vessel health

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It is a well-known fact that sunscreen protects us against sunburn and reduces the risk of skin cancer. According to a recent study, sunscreen might also help our blood vessels maintain function. According to a new study, sunscreen might offer benefits beyond protecting against skin cancer.

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1-       Chrissi Defelipe
2.     Unusual Nature
3.Identify:
A. Two teenagers
B. An iconic theatre, the 1,500-seat Shakespeare Theater opened in 1955 and closed in 1988, has been burned down by two teenagers.
C. They set it on fire and then turned themselves in.
D. Stratford, Connecticut

E. The fire occurred January 13th, the teens were charged April 8th.
F.  This is significant because the theatre has been a source of debate for decades since it's closure, but the strange incident has invited a new conversation of what to do with the rubble.

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The burned-out American Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Conn., after a fire in January. Two teenagers were charged with setting the fire, a lawyer for one of them said. Credit Credit Ned Gerard/Hearst Connecticut Media, via Associated Press

Two teenagers were charged Monday with setting the January fire that destroyed the Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Conn., a 1,500-seat venue that once featured performances by Oscar-winning actors.

The theater, which opened in 1955 and closed about three decades later, was modeled after the Globe Theater in England, which burned down in the 17th century. The Connecticut theater once featured performances by Katharine Hepburn, Helen Hayes and Christopher Walken.

On Jan. 13 at about 1 a.m., a fire was reported at the Shakespeare Theater, and the building was ultimately reduced to a smoldering mound of mangled steel.

Frank J. Riccio II, the lawyer for one of the teenagers, said in a phone interview on Monday that his 18-year-old client was charged with arson, burglary, reckless endangerment and criminal trespass in connection with the theater fire. Mr. Riccio would not identify his client, who was 17 at the time of the fire.

The Associated Press reported that the Stratford Police Department released a statement on Monday saying that two teenagers, 17 and 18, were charged with setting the fire and were not named because they were minors at the time. A Police Department spokesman would not immediately comment.

Mr. Riccio said his client, who attends a high school in Stratford, was also charged with several counts in connection with setting a fire in a lawn service truck. He said his client voluntarily gave himself up to the local police on Monday morning.

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Supporters were trying to revitalize the 1,500-seat Shakespeare Theater, which had been closed since the late 1980s. Credit Thomas McDonald for The New York Times

Based on Connecticut law, Mr. Riccio said that it was possible that a court would decide his client should be charged as an adult, meaning his name would be released to the public. At least one other teenager was involved with the fire in addition to the two who had been charged, he added.

Mayor Laura Hoydick of Stratford, a town of about 50,000, told The Hartford Courant that she was saddened by the news that two young people were charged with the crime, adding, "Hopefully this doesn't impact the rest of their lives."

The Shakespeare Theater opened in 1955 with a performance of "Julius Caesar" and became central to the production of Shakespearean plays in America. The idea for an American Shakespeare theater was credited to the playwright and producer Lawrence Langner, who enlisted the help of Lincoln Kirstein, co-founder of the New York City Ballet, and the philanthropist Joseph Verner Reed.

The building was constructed from angelique teak, a gift of the French government. It started as a rich brown color and gradually turned to a silvery gray over years of exposure to the elements, Roberta Krensky Cooper wrote in her book "The American Shakespeare Theatre: Stratford." The auditorium's seats were upholstered with red corduroy, and there was a lounge that looked out on the Housatonic River.

Ms. Cooper wrote that the theater was representative of Americans' attempt to develop an approach to Shakespeare's works that was homegrown and "non-British." But there was a constant tension between finances and artistic integrity, she wrote.

By 1982, the theater had run out of money and benefactors, and the state took ownership. In 2005, the town reclaimed the deed and struggled to figure out what to do with it.

A group of supporters had been working to revitalize the site in recent years. After the fire, the mayor, Ms. Hoydick, established a committee to decide what to do with the property on which the theater was situated.

Emily Rueb contributed reporting.
Follow Julia Jacobs on Twitter: @juliarebeccaj.

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Teenagers Charged With Setting Fire to Shakespeare Theater in Connecticut

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Two teenagers were charged Monday with setting the January fire that destroyed the Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, Conn., a 1,500-seat venue that once featured performances by Oscar-winning actors. The theater, which opened in 1955 and closed about three decades later, was modeled after the Globe Theater in England, which burned down in the 17th century.

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Orioles' Chris Davis can't buy a hit, and he's about to set a MLB record 

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Orioles' Chris Davis can't buy a hit, and he's about to set a MLB record 

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Celebrity/ Prominence

Anthony Chacon

Who? A major League Professional Baseball Player called Chris Davis who plays the position first base and outfield.  He plays with a Major League Team called the Baltimore Orioles.

What? Chris Davis who plays for the Orioles is having a rough start in his 2019 MLB season by not getting a single hit and is going to break the record holder Eugenio Velez, who owns the record with a 0-for-46 streak. This record is the amount of times the person strikeout and hasn’t gotten a single hit.

When? This story headline happened On Monday April 8, 2019 at 9:00 a.m.

Why? This is a sports headline because its shocking that a baseball player who is getting paid, is doing poorly in his job and he was once known for being a power hitter.

Where? This took place in different types of games the Baltimore Orioles played that Chris Davis had previously played in.

How? This happened by him going on a streak which is 0-for-44. Chris has strikeout 27 times, the last time he’s gotten a hit was in September 18, 2018, and on top of his bad performance The Orioles are paying him $92 million from his $161 million-dollar contract in 2016.

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Chris Davis is now riding an 0-for-44 streak. No, that's not some weird, random stat sample. That big fat zero represents the Orioles slugger's hits so far in the 2019 season, as in zero hits in 44 at-bats.

If you're wondering whether that's an MLB record, it's not. But it's extremely close. Eugenio Velez owns the record (by a position player) with an 0-for-46 streak, and surprisingly three people (Bill Bergen, Dave Campbell, Craig Counsell) share an 0-for-45 streak.

So while Davis is not alone in his misery, it is still pretty amazing to see a professional baseball player not be able to record a hit in so many at-bats.
MORE: Watch 'ChangeUp,' a new MLB live whiparound show on DAZN
Let's take a look at some of Davis' contextual numbers for perspective:

Chris Davis hasn't had a:

- run scored since September 18, 2018
- hit since September 14, 2018
- RBI since September 4, 2018
- home run since August 24, 2018
- road home run since July 20, 2018
- batting average above .186 since October 1, 2017

The Orioles owe him $92 million. pic.twitter.com/ix1FyQ9nLX
- David Blattman (@davidblattman) April 7, 2019

Remarkable.

Even worse, he has 27 strikeouts during this span. So 61% of his previous 44 at-bats have resulted in strikeouts.

Davis hasn't always been like this, of course. At one point in his career, he hit 159 home runs in a four-year span. He was so good, Baltimore gave him a seven-year contract worth $161 million in 2016. It was the richest contract in Orioles history. Since that time, he's gone 302-for-1,515 (.199) with 619 strikeouts. In 2018, he was the lowest qualified MLB position player in batting average (.168), base percentage (.243) and slugging percentage (.296).

Out of the worst 28 seasons with the most strikeouts by a batter, Davis already owns five of them (including the third-worst all time). If his numbers are averaged out over a 162-game season, he'd be on pace for a new MLB single-season strikeout record in 2019.

The Orioles open a three-game slate against the Athletics on Monday, so we'll either see Davis make MLB history or just barely avoid it.

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Chris Davis is now riding an 0-for-44 streak. No, that's not some weird, random stat sample. That big fat zero represents the Orioles slugger's hits so far in the 2019 season, as in zero hits in 44 at-bats. If you're wondering whether that's an MLB record, it's not. But it's extremely close.

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1-       YOUR NAME
2.     Name the Quality of News
3.Identify:
A. Who?
B. What?
C. How?
D. Where?
E. When?
F. Why?
4. Post the link using the middle button below