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• 大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」 今月30日から収録再開へ - NHK NEWS WEB
• ＮＨＫ大河「麒麟がくる」収録30日から同局で再開 - ニッカンスポーツ
• Newborn elephant tries to take its first steps in adorable viral video. Internet loves - India Today
• Mobile activists lead community forum to discuss police reform - NBC 15 WPMI
• 「麒麟がくる」の収録再開へ 長谷川博己「全44回何とか放送したい」 - livedoor
• WHO says pandemic ‘far from over’ as daily cases hit record high - The Indian Express
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• ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020 出演予定だったアーティストを発表します - rockinon.com
• Highlights From Barack and Michelle Obama's Virtual Graduation Speech - WWD
• Newlyweds Join Philly Black Lives Matter March in Viral Video - NBC 10 Philadelphia
• COVID-19: Jakarta reopens after two months of lockdown - CNA
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大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」 今月30日から収録再開へ - NHK NEWS WEB Posted: 08 Jun 2020 11:25 PM PDT 大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」 今月30日から収録再開へ - NHK NEWS WEB 大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」は、新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大を受けてことし4月1日から収録を休止していますが、今月30日からＮＨＫ放送センターのスタジオで収録を再開することになりました。 収録は、出演者やスタッフが毎日検温して発熱がないことを確認するなど、「感染防止のための制作マニュアル」に基づいて行います。 「麒麟がくる」は7日の放送をもって一時休止となっていますが、放送の再開時期については今後の収録の状況を見ながら判断します。 収録の再開と放送の一時休止について、主演の長谷川博己さんは「スタッフ・キャスト一同、安全面を十分考慮したうえで準備しております。今後のてんまつを楽しみに、どうか大らかなお気持ちでお待ちいただればと思います」などとコメントしています。 一方、連続テレビ小説の「エール」と「おちょやん」については、現在、収録再開に向けた準備を進めています。 Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-09 05:28:25Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiPmh0dHBzOi8vd3d3My5uaGsub3IuanAvbmV3cy9odG1sLzIwMjAwNjA5L2sxMDAxMjQ2NDAzMTAwMC5odG1s0gFCaHR0cHM6Ly93d3czLm5oay5vci5qcC9uZXdzL2h0bWwvMjAyMDA2MDkvYW1wL2sxMDAxMjQ2NDAzMTAwMC5odG1s?oc=5

ＮＨＫ大河「麒麟がくる」収録30日から同局で再開 - ニッカンスポーツ Posted: 08 Jun 2020 10:55 PM PDT ＮＨＫ大河「麒麟がくる」収録30日から同局で再開 - ニッカンスポーツ 大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」制作・主演発表に出席した主演の長谷川博己（2018年4月19日） NHKは9日、新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大の影響を受けて、4月1日から収録を一時休止していた、長谷川博己主演の大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」（日曜午後8時）の撮影を、30日から東京・渋谷の同局放送センター内スタジオで再開すると発表した。収録にあたっては、感染防止のための制作マニュアルに基づき、撮影などを行うとした。第21回の放送を持って一時休止中の放送の再開時期については、収録再開の状況を見ながら判断するとした。 また朝の連続テレビ小説「エール」と「おちょやん」については、収録再開に向けての準備を進めているとした。 NHKは、5月27日に定例の放送総局長会見が中止となったことを受け、ラジオ・テレビ記者会が提出した質問に書面で答えた中で「収録再開の検討を進めているが、現時点では未定です。放送再開については再開後の収録状況をみながら検討していきます」と回答していた。「麒麟がくる」は全44話で、中断期間が長くなると、年内に放送が終了しない可能性も出ていたが「収録を再開することに注力し、（放送回数は）再開時期と合わせて検討します」と答えていた。 Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-09 04:54:24Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiRGh0dHBzOi8vd3d3Lm5pa2thbnNwb3J0cy5jb20vZW50ZXJ0YWlubWVudC9uZXdzLzIwMjAwNjA5MDAwMDMwMi5odG1s0gFKaHR0cHM6Ly93d3cubmlra2Fuc3BvcnRzLmNvbS9tL2VudGVydGFpbm1lbnQvbmV3cy9hbXAvMjAyMDA2MDkwMDAwMzAyLmh0bWw?oc=5

Newborn elephant tries to take its first steps in adorable viral video. Internet loves - India Today Posted: 08 Jun 2020 10:47 PM PDT The internet absolutely loves wildlife videos. Especially clips that feature baby elephants. A video of a newborn elephant making an attempt to stand on its feet is winning the internet and has gone viral on social media. Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared the 29-second clip on Twitter on Monday and it has garnered over 77,000 views already. The clip shows the newborn elephant making an attempt to stand and follow its mother down the forest. "A twenty minutes old calf. Finding its feet and dancing into his new world. Feet that will take him miles and miles in the coming days," Susanta Nanda said in the caption of his post. Watch the video here: A twenty minutes old calf. Finding its feet & dancing into his new world A feet that will take him miles & miles in coming days. pic.twitter.com/1SsAtUC8Sj — Susanta Nanda (@susantananda3) June 8, 2020 The comments section is filled with words such as adorable and cute while a user also said, "And the mother is so excited and worried about the young one." Another comment reads, "The joy that the mother and child are experiencing is literally infectious. May the child grow up to enjoy the abundant fruits that mother Nature provides." See the comments here: And the mother is so excited and worried about the young one. — madhumita mukherjee (@supermam1905) June 8, 2020 The joy that the mother and child is experiencing is literally infectious. May the child grow up to enjoy the abundant fruits that mother Nature provides. — Suresh Nair (@snsuresh) June 8, 2020 Lovely sight .. but poor mom is so restless poor thing — Jaisree C (@cjaisree) June 8, 2020 20 Min old! Oh...cute....trying to balancing Mom .... enjoys the effort her baby makes to walk Watching such beautiful scenes relaxes and makes us more attached to the eco system. TQ for sharing. — Ramaraju_SVH (@Ramaraju_TLC) June 8, 2020 Beauty of mother nature. It's a heart warming screenshot to see the mommy elephant turn protectively and support the baby jumbo, by pushing her trunk around little jumbo's leg. Mother's will be Mother's - always protective of their Kids. — Gauri Deshmukh (@Always_Gauri) June 8, 2020 So cute — (@Seemajay9) June 8, 2020 Wonderful and one of the simple joys of nature and it's wildlife — Frank (@claredude7) June 8, 2020 Anxiety of a mother to protect its new born baby. — ettirankandath (@ettirankandath) June 8, 2020 So much joy!!! — chirayu desai (@chirayusdesai) June 8, 2020 Cute — Jitendra Bhavsar (@jitu_bhavsar) June 8, 2020 So cute! ALSO READ: Anand Mahindra's latest Mughal-E-Azam meme on webinars is extremely hilarious. We relate ALSO WATCH: World fights against coronavirus: Here's how it started Let's block ads! (Why?) "viral" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 07:51PM https://ift.tt/30oJoZt Newborn elephant tries to take its first steps in adorable viral video. Internet loves - India Today "viral" - Google News https://ift.tt/2BCxygM Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Mobile activists lead community forum to discuss police reform - NBC 15 WPMI Posted: 08 Jun 2020 10:44 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content] Mobile activists lead community forum to discuss police reform  NBC 15 WPMI "Mobile" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 08:30PM https://ift.tt/2UsUoS6 Mobile activists lead community forum to discuss police reform - NBC 15 WPMI "Mobile" - Google News https://ift.tt/2P9t7Cg Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

「麒麟がくる」の収録再開へ 長谷川博己「全44回何とか放送したい」 - livedoor Posted: 08 Jun 2020 10:25 PM PDT 「麒麟がくる」の収録再開へ 長谷川博己「全44回何とか放送したい」 - livedoor 　ＮＨＫは９日、３０日から大河ドラマ「麒麟がくる」の収録を再開すると発表した。同ドラマは新型コロナ感染拡大防止のため、４月１日から収録を休止していた。 　主演の明智光秀役の長谷川博己は同局を通じ「２１回の放送終了からしばらく休止いたします。楽しみにしていただいている方々がたくさんいらっしゃることは、何気ない日常の中、お声掛けいただいたり、ひしひしと感じています。この流れを一度止めてしまうのは誠に心苦しいのですが、ご存じのように撮影も休止中で撮りためたものがない状況となっております。 　ただ、撮影再開の目処は立っており、その日に向かい、スタッフ・キャスト一同、安全面を十分考慮した上で準備しております」とコメント。 　「全４４回何とか放送していきたいと思っておりますので、今後の『麒麟がくる』明智光秀ミステリーの顛末を、楽しみに、どうかおおらかなお気持ちでお待ち頂ければと思っております。皆様の健康とともに、麒麟がくる日を願って」と、全４４回放送にも意欲を見せていた。 　「麒麟がくる」は１４日の放送から休止となり、「戦国大河ドラマ名場面スペシャル」を放送予定。７日の休止直前の放送では「決戦！桶狭間」が放送された。 Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-09 04:15:00Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiMmh0dHBzOi8vbmV3cy5saXZlZG9vci5jb20vYXJ0aWNsZS9kZXRhaWwvMTgzODkxMTgv0gEA?oc=5

WHO says pandemic ‘far from over’ as daily cases hit record high - The Indian Express Posted: 08 Jun 2020 10:09 PM PDT By: Reuters | Geneva | Published: June 9, 2020 7:15:53 am Funeral workers wearing protective gear as a precaution amid the new coronavirus pandemic push the remains of a COVID-19 victim into a funeral car at a field hospital in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (AP) New coronavirus cases had their biggest daily increase ever as the pandemic worsens globally and has yet to peak in central America, the World Health Organization (WHO) said on Monday, urging countries to press on with efforts to contains the virus. "More than six months into the pandemic, this is not the time for any country to take its foot off the pedal," WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus told an online briefing. More than 136,000 new cases were reported worldwide on Sunday, the most in a single day so far, he said. Nearly 75% of them were reported from 10 countries, mostly in the Americas and South Asia. In response to a question on China, WHO's top emergencies expert, Dr. Mike Ryan, said retrospective studies of how the outbreak has been addressed could wait, adding: "We need to focus now on what we are doing today to prevent second peaks." Ryan also said infections in central American countries including Guatemala were still on the rise, and that they were "complex" epidemics. "I think this is a time of great concern," he said, calling for strong government leadership and international support for the region. Brazil is now one of the hotspots of the pandemic, with the second highest number of confirmed cases, behind only the United States, and a death toll that last week surpassed Italy's. After removing cumulative numbers for coronavirus deaths in Brazil from a national website, the Health Ministry sowed further confusion and controversy by releasing two contradictory sets of figures for the latest tally of infection cases and fatalities. Ryan said Brazil's data had been "extremely detailed" so far but stressed it was important for Brazilians to understand where the virus is and how to manage risk, and that the WHO hoped communication would be "consistent and transparent". Coronavirus Explained The drugs India is fighting Covid with Importance of India's rising forex reserves amid Covid Haryana, Jammu & Kashmir suggest surge on cards Click here for more Maria van Kerkhove, a WHO epidemiologist, said that a "comprehensive approach" was essential in South America. More than 7 million people have been reported infected with the coronavirus globally and over 400,000 have died. "This is far from over," van Kerkhove said. At least half of Singapore's newly discovered coronavirus cases show no symptoms, the co-head of the government's virus taskforce told Reuters on Monday, reinforcing the city-state's decision to ease lockdown restrictions very gradually. Van Kerkhove said that many countries doing contact tracing had identified asymptomatic cases but were not finding that they caused further spread of the virus, adding: "It is very rare". Ryan, asked about technical cooperation with the United States after President Donald Trump's announcement 10 days ago that it was terminating its relationship with the WHO, said the WHO relies heavily on experts from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Institutes of Health. "We will continue to do that until we are otherwise instructed or informed," he added. 📣 The Indian Express is now on Telegram. Click here to join our channel (@indianexpress) and stay updated with the latest headlines For all the latest Coronavirus Outbreak News, download Indian Express App. Tags: Coronavirus World Health Organization Let's block ads! (Why?) Top stories - Google News June 08, 2020 at 06:48PM https://ift.tt/37fuiqY WHO says pandemic 'far from over' as daily cases hit record high - The Indian Express Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Chelsea go all-in for Havertz - Goal.com Posted: 08 Jun 2020 09:42 PM PDT Paulo Dybala admitted it would be "very nice" to play for Barcelona as the star attacker said he was still waiting for a contract renewal at Juventus. Dybala, 26, was enjoying a fine season before it was suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic, having been linked with a move from Turin last year. The Argentina international is reportedly set to extend his stay at Juve, where he is contracted until 2022. Read the full story on Goal. Let's block ads! (Why?) "Goal" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 06:53PM https://ift.tt/3hbyYT1 Transfer news and rumours LIVE: Chelsea go all-in for Havertz - Goal.com "Goal" - Google News https://ift.tt/35TEe8t Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020 出演予定だったアーティストを発表します - rockinon.com Posted: 08 Jun 2020 09:24 PM PDT ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020 出演予定だったアーティストを発表します - rockinon.com 新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大のため、誠に残念ながら中止させていただきました「ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020」。本日、出演を決めてくださっていたアーティストの皆様のお名前を発表させていただきます。 公式サイトに掲出の事務局からのメッセージは下記の通りです。 既にお伝えしております通り、8月8日(土)・9日(日)・10日(月・祝)に開催を予定していた「ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020」は、新型コロナウイルス感染拡大の影響で、中止とさせていただきました。 本日6月9日(火)は、本来であれば出演アーティスト最終発表を予定していた日でした。 残念ながら開催は叶いませんでしたが、本日、出演を決めてくださっていたアーティストの皆さまのお名前を発表させていただきます。 5月15日(金)に中止発表をした時点で、全ての出演アーティストが決定していたわけではございません。まだ決定していない出演時間枠について、オファー予定であったり、オファー中だったアーティストの方もいますが、5月15日(金)の段階で全てのオファーを終了することになりました。したがって、その時点で出演が決定していたアーティストのみの発表となります。 先を見通せない状況下で、出演を決めてくださったアーティストの皆さまに感謝いたします。 新型コロナウイルスの感染拡大が一日も早く収束し、来年こそひたちなかで皆さんとお会いできることを願っています。 ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL事務局 ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL 2020　オフィシャルサイト Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-09 03:15:03Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiJ2h0dHBzOi8vcm9ja2lub24uY29tL25ld3MvZGV0YWlsLzE5NDI1MtIBK2h0dHBzOi8vcm9ja2lub24uY29tL25ld3MvZGV0YWlsLzE5NDI1Mi5hbXA?oc=5

Highlights From Barack and Michelle Obama's Virtual Graduation Speech - WWD Posted: 08 Jun 2020 09:08 PM PDT Former president Obama and former First Lady Michelle Obama headlined YouTube's "Dear Class of 2020" virtual graduation ceremony on Sunday, which celebrated the achievements of high school and college seniors who had their own graduation ceremonies canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. The couple gave separate commencement speeches during the four-hour livestream where they offered students words of hope and reflection regarding the ongoing protests over the recent killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery, and the challenges young people are facing in today's tumultuous political and social climate. The virtual graduation ceremony also included speeches by the likes of Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, Alicia Keys and former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, among others. Here are seven highlights from the Obamas' commencement speeches, where they spoke about the protests, racial inequality, COVID-19 and more. 1. The Coronavirus Pandemic "What these last few weeks have also shown us is that the challenges we face go well beyond a virus and that the old normal wasn't good enough. It wasn't working that well and in a lot of ways the pandemic just brought into focus problems that had been going for a very long time, whether it's widening economic inequality, the lack of basic health care for millions of people, the continuing scourge of bigotry and sexism or the divisions and disfunction that plague our political system." — President Obama 2. Today's Social and Political Climate "While this period is certainly unprecedented, it is not a compete anomaly; simply some random coincidence to be dismissed. What's happening right now is the direct result of decades of unaddressed prejudice and inequality. The truth is that all those tiny stories of hard work and self-determination that we like to tell ourselves about America, well the reality is a lot more complicated than that because for too many people in this country no matter how hard they work, there are structural barriers working against them that just make the road longer and rockier." — Michelle Obama 3. The Protests "The protests and response to the killings of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor and Ahmaud Arbery and Nina Pop aren't simply a reaction to those particular tragedies, as heartbreaking as they are. They speak to decades worth of anguish and frustration over unequal treatment and failure to reform police practices and the broader criminal justice system. These shocks to the system that we're seeing right now, just as you prepare to go out into the world, they remind us that we can't take things for granted." — President Obama 4. A Wake-up Call "What we finally do have is focus. We see what's happening in stark relief, we see how these inequalities are playing out on our streets. It's not just the communities most affected by these challenges that see it now, it's folks all across the country who for too long have had the luxury and privilege of looking away. We all have no choice but to see what has been staring us in the face for years, for centuries." — Michelle Obama 5. Coming Together "Our individual wellbeing depends on the wellbeing of the community we live in. It doesn't matter how much money you make if everyone around you is hungry and sick. It reminds you that our country and our democracy only function when we think not just of ourselves but also about each other." — President Obama 6. Speaking Out "For those of you that feel invisible, please know that your story matters, your ideas matter, your experiences matter, your vision for what our world can and should be matters, so don't ever let anyone tell you that you're too angry or you should keep your mouth shut. There will always be those that want to keep you silent, to have you be seen but not heard. Maybe they don't even want to see you at all, but those people don't know your story and if you listen to them then nothing will ever change." — Michelle Obama 7. Call for Change "As scary and uncertain as these times may be, they are also a wake-up call and they are an incredible opportunity for your generation because you don't have to accept what was considered normal before. You don't have to accept the world as it is. You can make it into the world as it should be and could be. You can create a new normal, one that is fairer and gives everybody opportunity and treats everyone equally and builds bridges between people instead of dividing them." — President Obama Read more here: Voices of Fashion's Black Creatives on the Work to be Done Black Lives Matter: Messages from the New York City Protests Beauty Industry Forced to Confront Racism in Wake of National Protests  WATCH: Behind the Seams With the Class of 2020 Let's block ads! (Why?) Top stories - Google News June 08, 2020 at 06:56PM https://ift.tt/2MDz8EK Highlights From Barack and Michelle Obama's Virtual Graduation Speech - WWD Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Newlyweds Join Philly Black Lives Matter March in Viral Video - NBC 10 Philadelphia Posted: 08 Jun 2020 08:47 PM PDT A bride and groom have newfound Internet fame after they were caught on video stepping out for their "first look" moment and showing their support for the Black Lives Matter movement during a massive demonstration in Philadelphia.  Dr. Kerry-Anne Perkins married Michael Gordon in the garden of the Logan Hotel in Center City on Saturday. Before officially tying the knot, the couple stepped out for their first look at each other as thousands of protesters marched in honor of George Floyd.  "I walk up to her, I grab her hands and her hands are shaking," Gordon said. "She's trembling."  Demonstrators applauded and cheered the couple as they kissed.  "She had some tears running down her face, even though all this was going on around us, I was only focused on her," Gordon said. "I just kind of looked around like there's a lot of people here."  In a moment that later took the Internet by storm, the couple raised their fists in solidarity with the cheering protesters.  After posing for more wedding photos and officially tying the knot, the couple joined the protesters as they walked toward City Hall.  The video of the couple caught the attention of everyone from Oprah Winfrey to Vogue Magazine.  The couple said their wedding was originally planned for mid-March but had to be postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Perkins is a gynecologic surgeon still serving on the front lines of the pandemic. She told NBC10 that while the ceremony was smaller than they initially wanted, it wasn't any less memorable.  "It was so deep that it makes me think that I could even tear up again and cry all over again," she said. "Because I feel it. I see him walking through. I feel the love and emotion that I felt at the time when I saw him overwhelmed. I feel it all over again." For the couple, the moment not only represented their love but also a unifying change happening across the world.  "This right here just says a lot and to me it was a representation of the movement," Dr. Perkins said. "Same thing when we held up our fist. It was a representation of the movement." Let's block ads! (Why?) "viral" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 08:34PM https://ift.tt/3dMoFTl Newlyweds Join Philly Black Lives Matter March in Viral Video - NBC 10 Philadelphia "viral" - Google News https://ift.tt/2BCxygM Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

COVID-19: Jakarta reopens after two months of lockdown - CNA Posted: 08 Jun 2020 08:08 PM PDT [unable to retrieve full-text content] COVID-19: Jakarta reopens after two months of lockdown  CNA Anies Baswedan Monitors Jakarta's First Day of Office Reopening  Tempo.co English Asia Today: Indonesian capital partly reopens after lockdown  ABC News App-based 'ojek' resume passenger transportation service in Jakarta  Jakarta Post No odd-even policy yet during transition period, Anies says - The Jakarta Post  Jakarta Post View Full coverage on Google News Top stories - Google News June 08, 2020 at 06:33AM https://ift.tt/2MFPPiT COVID-19: Jakarta reopens after two months of lockdown - CNA Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Houston teen’s viral post of unwritten rules his mom makes him follow as a young black man - KPRC Click2Houston Posted: 08 Jun 2020 07:47 PM PDT Houston Life HOUSTON – At only 18-years-old, Houstonian Cameron Welch has gone viral with a single upload to Tik Tok. The social media app is normally known to show funny dance challenges or silly voice overs, but Cameron used his platform for a different reason this time; to share the harsh reality of what it's like growing up as a young, black male. Cameron joined in on the conversation to talk about his post, (that currently has almost 12 million views) where he lists a few unwritten rules his mom makes him follow as a young black man. He says his main goal in posting these things is "to understand that no one should live like this, and that we need to bring change." Here is the list of rules Cameron outlines in his post: – Don't put your hands in your pockets – Don't put your hoodie on – Don't be outside with no shirt on – Check in with your people, It doesn't matter, even if you're down the street – Don't be out too late – Don't touch anything you're not buying – Never leave the store without a receipt or a bag, even if it's just a pack of gum – Never make it look like there's an altercation between you and someone else – Never leave the house without your ID – Don't drive with a wife-beater on – Don't drive with a du-rag on – Don't go out in public with neither – Don't ride with the music too loud – Don't stare at a Caucasian woman – If a cop stops you randomly and starts questioning you, don't talk back, just compromise – If you ever get pulled over, hands on the dashboard, and ask could you get out your license and registration Copyright 2020 by KPRC Click2Houston - All rights reserved. About the Author: Lauren Kelly Native Houstonian, Favorite Aunt, Lucky Girlfriend, Diet Coke Connoisseur. Let's block ads! (Why?) "viral" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 11:58AM https://ift.tt/3dLDSE5 Houston teen's viral post of unwritten rules his mom makes him follow as a young black man - KPRC Click2Houston "viral" - Google News https://ift.tt/2BCxygM Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Watch: This Viral Video of Squirrel is a Proof that Where There is a Will, There's a Way! - News18 Posted: 08 Jun 2020 07:47 PM PDT Video grab. (Image credit: Twitter) As we can see in the clip, the little squirrel moves forward while it tries to balance itself on the two ropes together. Trending Desk Last Updated: June 8, 2020, 9:24 PM IST Share this: A squirrel has proved the old adage that where there is a will, there's a way. Shared by Samanth Subramaniam, a video shows a complex obstacle being put up in a backyard in order to prevent a squirrel from entering the house. However, the way in which the rodent managed to surpass the obstacle has left the netizens in awe. According to a report published in the Indian Express, this barrier was made to prevent the small animal from entering, so that it does not steal food meant for birds. As we can see in the clip, the little squirrel moves forward while it tries to balance itself on the two ropes together. There comes a point when it is almost about to fall but somehow manages to balance itself again. Eventually, it can be seen eating food that is put in a container attached to the ropes. Sharing the 40-second-long clip, the user said, "Bloody thrilling. Can't wait for the sequel." The viral video has been viewed over 25,000 times on Twitter and has been liked by over a thousand users. Many netizens who were concerned about the squirrel's safety, enquired if it was able to return safely or not. One social media user said, "But did it make to the other side?" But did it make to the other side? — Icarusfalls (@kurian_anu) June 6, 2020 Replying to those who were concerned, Samanth confirmed that it did go back safely. He wrote, "Happily for everyone concerned, it did." Happily for everyone concerned, it did. — Samanth Subramanian (@Samanth_S) June 6, 2020 People were also amazed with the editing done in the video, including the slow motion effect and dramatic audio. A user said, "The background music did it! Loved it!" another wrote, "This one made my day…especially the background score …" The background music did it! Loved it! — Manish Madan, Ph.D. (@Prof_Madan) June 7, 2020 This one made my day .. especially the background score .. 😊😊 — Deepak Bané (@iamdeepbane) June 6, 2020 Take a look at a few other reactions on social media to the interesting video. O Teri!!! Gajab — Sadia Ahmed (@SadiaAh63316658) June 7, 2020 Let's block ads! (Why?) "viral" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 08:54AM https://ift.tt/3eXElDm Watch: This Viral Video of Squirrel is a Proof that Where There is a Will, There's a Way! - News18 "viral" - Google News https://ift.tt/2BCxygM Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

実写映画「モンスターハンター」，“スリンガー”を装着したミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチの姿が公開。過酷な撮影についてのコメントも - 4Gamer.net Posted: 08 Jun 2020 07:24 PM PDT 実写映画「モンスターハンター」，"スリンガー"を装着したミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチの姿が公開。過酷な撮影についてのコメントも - 4Gamer.net 　2020年9月4日の公開が予定されているハリウッドの実写映画「モンスターハンター」の最新情報として，"スリンガー"を装備したアルテミス（ミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチ）の場面写真が公開された。 　スリンガーは，シリーズ最新作「MONSTER HUNTER: WORLD」（PS4 / PC）で登場したハンター用の装備で，装填したアイテムをモンスターに撃ち込んだり，楔虫にワイヤーを引っ掛けての移動に利用できる。 　大型モンスターをダウンさせたり，振り落としからの復帰にも活用できたりと，狩猟には欠かせない装備なので，作中ではどのように使用されるのかが気になるところ。リリース文では，過酷だったという撮影や厳しいトレーニングに関するミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチさんのコメントも紹介されているのでチェックしておこう。 関連記事 　2018年に発表されていた，カプコンの人気ハンティングアクション「モンスターハンター」で初となるハリウッド実写映画化。本日，同映画「モンスターハンター」が，2020年9月4日に日米同時公開となることが発表された。これに合わせて公開された，世界初解禁の場面写真にも注目だ。 ［2020/02/29 10:00］ 昼間は５０℃！ミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチが ゲームの世界さながらの過酷ロケの裏側を明かす！ 新装備"スリンガー"装着！新場面写真解禁!! 2004年に第1作を発売して以降、16年を経た今なお確実にファンを増やし、シリーズ累計販売本数6,200万本（2020年3月13日現在）を誇る大ヒットゲームシリーズ「モンスターハンター」。「モンハン」という愛称で親しまれる同ゲームは、雄大な自然の中で巨大なモンスターに立ち向かう"ハンティングアクション"という新たなゲームジャンルを確立。他のプレイヤーと協力して強大なモンスターに挑むゲーム性から「一狩りいこうぜ」を合言葉に"モンハン"ブームを巻き起こした。そして2018年1月に発売された最新作『ワールド』は、カプコン史上最高の全世界販売本数1,500万本を達成（2020年1月2日時点）。全世界を熱狂させた日本発の大ヒットゲームシリーズの待望のハリウッド実写映画化『モンスターハンター』は2020年9月4日（金）に日米同時公開いたします（配給：東宝＝東和ピクチャーズ共同配給）。 本作のメガホンをとるのは、累計興行収入200億円超の大ヒットを記録した『バイオハザード』シリーズのポール・W・S・アンダーソン。そして主人公には、好きな"アクション・ヒロイン"ランキングで常連の『バイオハザード』シリーズの主人公アリス役のミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチという最強タッグに加え、『ワイルド・スピードSKY MISSION』などでリアルなアクションで世界に激震を起こした俳優のトニー・ジャー、『ヘルボーイ』シリーズの主演で知られる名優ロン・パールマンという錚々たる面々が名を連ねる。そして、女優・山崎紘菜が本作でハリウッド映画進出を果たし、日本代表として参戦を果たす。 このたび、過酷な撮影やトレーニングの裏側を明かすミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチのコメントが到着！ さらに、ハンターの標準装備を新たに装着したアルテミスの新場面写真を解禁！ このたび解禁されたのは突如起こった超巨大な砂嵐に巻き込まれ、未知の世界に迷い込んでしまったエリート部隊のリーダー・アルテミス（ミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチ）が砂漠で何かを見据える姿を捉えた場面写真。左腕には最新作「モンスターハンター：ワールド」で新たに登場したハンターの標準装備"スリンガー"を装着しており、劇中でどのような活躍を見せるのか注目される。 「モンハン」シリーズではお馴染みのロケーションである砂漠での撮影についてミラは「南アフリカの砂漠に行ったんだけど、とにかく厳しい環境だったわ。昼間は50℃にもなって、でも天気が悪くなると、一気にすごく寒くなって、すごい風が強くなったりする。だからセットでの撮影でいくら大変な場面になってもあそこよりはまし！ってなるの。あれよりつらいことはないわ」とゲームの世界さながらの過酷な環境での日々を振り返っている。 またミラは「役のために軍事施設に滞在してレンジャーたちのことを勉強したり、火器の扱い方を学んだりしたわ。キャプテンを務めている本物の女性レンジャーも紹介してもらって、どうやって今の彼女に至ったのかを可能な限り聞いたの。彼女から、実際の経験談を聞けたことで、私のキャラクターに関するディテールをどんどん得られ、観客が映画で私のキャラクターと出会うまでに、どんな経験をしてきたのかを理解できて本当によかったわ」と語っており、本作で求められる役作りやアクションのために入念なリサーチやトレーニングを行ったことを明かしている。『バイオハザード』シリーズで数々の華麗なアクションを披露してきたミラによるスタイリッシュなハンティングアクションの再現に期待したい！ なお、6月5日（金）よりミラのインタビュー映像を含む世界初解禁映像が全国のTOHOシネマズ幕間にて上映中（一部劇場を除く）。 原作への愛を注いで『バイオハザード』シリーズを大ヒットに導いたアンダーソン監督が大ファンだと語る「モンハン」の世界をいかに描くのか、そして同シリーズに主演しアクション女優としての地位を確立したミラが大型モンスターを相手にどんなハンティングアクションを見せてくれるのか、世界が注目する日本発のゲーム原作である本作の続報にご期待ください！ 監督・脚本：ポール・W・S・アンダーソン 出演：ミラ・ジョヴォヴィッチ、トニー・ジャー、ティップ・"T.I"・ハリス、ミーガン・グッド、ディエゴ・ボネータ、ジョッシュ・ヘルマン、オウヤン・ジン、山崎紘菜 and ロン・パールマン 原作：「モンスターハンター」（カプコン） 製作：コンスタンティン・フィルム、テンセント・ピクチャーズ、東宝 配給：東宝＝東和ピクチャーズ共同配給 公式サイト：monsterhunter-movie.jp コピーライト：(c) Constantin Film Verleih GmbH Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-09 02:00:00Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiNWh0dHBzOi8vd3d3LjRnYW1lci5uZXQvZ2FtZXMvMzg0L0cwMzg0MjEvMjAyMDA2MDgwMDYv0gEA?oc=5

Police unions dig in as calls for reform grow - CNN Posted: 08 Jun 2020 07:08 PM PDT Like all criminal defendants, Philadelphia Police Staff Inspector Joseph Bologna is innocent until proven guilty. But it seemed like the crowd of more than 100 applauding officers already made up their minds, despite viral footage of Bologna hitting the student in the back of the head with a metal baton, sending him to the hospital. Following the rally, the union that represents Bologna issued a statement, saying it "will not stand-by and watch Inspector Bologna get railroaded." As public opinion shifts on issues of police violence and racial discrimination, and cities begin to rethink their approach to law enforcement, powerful police unions across the country are digging in, and preparing for a once-in-a-generation showdown over policing. The flashpoint has been seemingly brewing for years and has flared in intensity with each high-profile police killing involving an African American. Elected officials, facing more pressure than ever after last month's police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, are pledging to take action. "Let me be clear, we're going after the police union," Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said Monday on ABC's Good Morning America, after members of the city council said they wanted to go even further and dismantle the local police department to pursue other models of policing. But that might be easier said than done. Police unions in the US wield significant power and enjoy higher membership rates than many other unions, which have declined in recent years. Government officials and labor experts also tell CNN that police union contracts often make it tougher to remove officers that have been flagged for misconduct -- a key roadblock to reform. "They've become far too powerful. They form political action committees. They donate to district attorneys' race or state attorneys' race, state senators and representatives and so forth," Charles Ramsey, a former DC police chief and former Philadelphia police commissioner, said Sunday on CNN. "And then we wonder why you can't get anything done." For the first time, police unions will need to grapple with a skeptical public that doesn't automatically support law enforcement. New polls indicate that most Americans now acknowledge that African Americans are more likely to be mistreated or even killed by police. "This is big," legendary GOP pollster Frank Luntz tweeted on Monday about a dramatic shift in how Americans are viewing police violence. After Eric Garner died in police custody in 2014, 33% of Americans said they believed police were more likely to use excessive force against African Americans. That figure now stands at 57%, according to a poll from last week. In response to the public sentiment over the past two weeks, Jim Pasco, executive director of the national Fraternal Order of Police, the largest law enforcement union in the country, told CNN that his organization is willing to sit down with "anybody, anytime who wants to have a fact-based discussion" on public and police safety, and that these discussions were ongoing. 'Corrosive' police culture For years, lawmakers from both parties passed police-friendly laws and empowered police unions in their cities. But in this moment, there could be limited opening for bipartisanship. "We need reform in the area of the police unions to make sure that the chief can actually have disciplinary control over the force," said Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, who is personally handling the prosecution of the four police officers involved in Floyd's death. House Democrats unveiled a sweeping proposal on Monday to address racial disparities in policing. The bill would establish a national registry for police misconduct, among other things. It's not clear that any Republicans will support that bill, but some are breaking from President Donald Trump's hardline stance toward the protests, which he has focused on more than Floyd's killing. Utah Sen. Mitt Romney marched in a Black Lives Matter protest over the weekend in Washington, DC. And the Texas Public Policy Foundation, a conservative think tank, released a report last year that said many police unions "run counter to the best practices of professional law enforcement standards" and are more concerned with sustaining the union than with promoting public safety. Ronal Serpas, the former police chief in New Orleans and Nashville, said unions nationwide have successfully negotiated for control over disciplinary processes, creating a "corrosive" culture where problematic officers know their union will protect them from consequences. "To change police culture, we have to change the way contracts are handled," said Serpas, who oversaw police reforms in New Orleans after years of corruption and after Hurricane Katrina. Decades of collective bargaining has resulted in police forces where department chiefs have little control, and the unions have set the terms for internal investigations. Even if an officer is formally punished, nuances in the contract often help officers prevail on appeal, Serpas said. For instance, some police union agreements have outlined how long police leadership must wait to investigate an incident, how they can ask the police officers questions and what they can ask, and how quickly the department must complete an investigation. Taken together, it puts the disciplinary power in the hands of the unions, which are set up to protect police officers' jobs. Sometimes, police officers of color face discrimination within their own departments, and police unions have been complicit in allowing these inequalities to fester and survive, experts tell CNN. As local governments look to pass new reforms, they'll need to rewrite many of these policies and claw back some of the powers they've ceded to the police unions, Serpas explained. "The unions are doing what they are supposed to be doing -- finding ways to protect their employees," Serpas said. "They'll go as far as the local government will let them go." Taking action in New York New York, home to the largest police department in the country, has sprung into action. Answering a question Monday from CNN's Mark Morales on police unions and reform, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said that "every union argues the interest of their employees, their workforce," and that he will "listen to all voices," including the unions, as he pushes reforms. Lawmakers in New York are moving forward this week with a series of measures to address police misconduct. This includes repealing a state law commonly known as 50-A, which prevents the public from seeing disciplinary records for officers, including those who kill civilians. Activists have said this law has made it harder to hold abusive police officers accountable, while police unions have said that this change could jeopardize the privacy of individual officers. Cuomo cast those concerns aside Monday, saying the bill includes ample privacy protections. "All its doing is reversing an exemption on police records, so now a police officer is like a schoolteacher," Cuomo said. "It's just parity and equality with every other public employee." The legislation is being taken up by the Democrat-controlled state legislature, along with other bills that would establish a new office under the New York attorney general to investigate police misconduct, and also would require officers to turn on their body cameras in specific situations. The spotlight in this state isn't only on efforts by the New York Police Department to enforce curfews and maintain order in New York City. Last week, two officers from the Buffalo Police Department were charged with assault after allegedly shoving an elderly man at a protest. After the officers were suspended, all 57 members of the police force's emergency response team resigned from that team. The local union said they quit in solidarity with the two officers, though some officers told local news outlets that the union's public statements weren't accurate. "The Buffalo police union is on the wrong side of history, they are wrong in this situation, they have been a barrier to further police reform in the city of Buffalo and that barrier that the police union presents needs to be addressed," Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown said Saturday on CNN. Unions flex their muscle While union membership has declined nationally, membership among law enforcement remains high. Those membership dues can be funneled toward litigation, support for political candidates or lobbying on legislation that can impact police forces. Police unions also say they work to secure better pay and benefits for officers, and that they have a duty to defend their members. "Police unions have a tremendous amount of influence," said Jonathan Smith, executive director of the Washington Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights and Urban Affairs, and a former Justice Department official who worked on police issues. "There's a lot of police officers in this country and the dues accumulate a large war chest that can be used to enhance their political agenda." Local officials have also benefited from endorsements and donations from police unions, making it less politically palatable for some officials to try to take on police unions or cases involving individual officers. In an interview with the New York Times, one Minneapolis city councilman even recently compared the local police union to a "protection racket" that slows down services in areas with unfriendly officials. A spokesman for the Minneapolis Police Department declined to comment on the accusation to the Times. To flex their political muscle, police unions have used aggressive and at-times threatening rhetoric to attack elected officials who were trying to rein in their local police departments. The head of a St. Louis police union said last year that the city's chief prosecutor, an African American woman, should be removed "by force or by choice" because she was supposedly sowing distrust of law enforcement. And after an attempted assassination of NYPD officers in February, a major police union in New York City said its members were "declaring war" on liberal-leaning Mayor Bill de Blasio because they blame him for creating a dangerous climate for police officers. In 2016, the Fraternal Order of Police threw its support behind then-candidate Trump. The organization counts more than 300,000 members nationwide. In an interview with the Washington Post last year, Pascos said, "I would say at least 80% of our membership nationwide is solidly supportive of President Trump." Across the country, the actual work of a police union can be much more mundane than it appears in this moment, when tensions are high after a spate of high-profile incidents. Like other labor unions, police unions will advocate for better benefits and workplace conditions for their members, through collective bargaining. When officers face issues, ranging from citizens' complaints to criminal charges, the police union will often provide legal representation. Brian Luciano, the president of the Police Benevolent Association in Virginia Beach, Virginia, said police officers facing accusations of misconduct can often become victims of political considerations and a public rush to judgment. Police unions will step in to make sure that officers in trouble get the same consideration as a civilian under arrest, Luciano said. "Municipalities don't always have the officers' best interest at heart. They will do what's expedient for them for their political purposes," Luciano said. "We see our role as protecting the rights of the accused. And in some cases, the accused is the police officer." As the political winds change, police unions are set to face more scrutiny than ever. Some union leaders, like Edward Mullins, president of the Sergeants Benevolent Association in New York City, say that politicians are changing their views about policing for political expediency. "The elected officials who are now anti-police almost all of them have taken money from police unions," Mullins said. "They were all pro-law enforcement until they realized November is coming up. Now because the narrative is anti-police and they are becoming anti-cop, you really have to question that. If you're trying to make changes now, why did it take riots to get you to do something that should have been done a long time ago?" Let's block ads! (Why?) 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COVID-19 in Arizona: State officials press hospitals to activate emergency plans - Cronkite News Posted: 08 Jun 2020 07:08 PM PDT PHOENIX – Arizona's state health officials urged hospitals to fully activate emergency plans to cope with a surge of COVID-19 patients in a Saturday letter, the Arizona Republic reports. Dr. Cara Christ asked hospitals to prepare for crisis care and suspend elective surgeries if they face any shortages in capacity. An executive order from Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey calls for expanding hospital bed capacity by 25% and then 50% as the state moves through phases of preparedness, but it's unclear if hospitals have implemented plans to do so. A trade association for hospitals asked those standards to be relaxed in mid-April, the Republic reported. Arizona's largest health system, Banner Health, has reported a rapid increase in hospitalizations and intensive care unit admissions for patients with COVID-19, threatening to put the state's facilities at maximum capacity. Characterizing Banner ICUs as "very busy," Chief Clinical Officer Dr. Marjorie Bessel told reporters Friday that 50 percent of hospitalized COVID-19 patients in Arizona are in a Banner facility and issued a warning. "If these trends of increased cases continue, Banner will soon need to exercise its surge plan to increase ICU capacity," Bessel said. "Capacity is determined by beds, staffing and resources needed to care for critically ill patients." As of Monday, June 8, the Arizona Department of Health Services reported 27,678 cases of COVID-19 and 1,047 deaths in the state. It said 402,660 tests for COVID-19 have been completed as of Monday in public and private labs in Arizona, and 6.87% of tests have come back positive for the virus. According to Bessel, Banner hospitals have been load-balancing in order to not stress any one hospital. "This means that we transfer patients and resources between Banner facilities to meet the needs of the community," Bessel said. The statistic Bessel is most concerned with is the increase of COVID-19 patients requiring ventilators. As of Thursday, Banner reported 119 Arizona COVID-19 patients on ventilators, nearly 20 percent of the state's total number of patients on ventilators. Hospital real estate and specialized health equipment aren't the only COVID-19 defenses that are wearing thin. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services official Dr. Robert Kadlec told CNN that the drug remdesivir, which has been proven to reduce the length of COVID-19 patients' hospital stays, will be depleted by the end of June. Kadlec told CNN that the maker of remdesivir, Gilead Sciences, will send out the government's final shipment of the drug some time during the week of June 29. According to CNN, Gilead Sciences has "plans to have more than 500,000 treatment courses available by October, and more than a million by December. But, until then, Kadlec said the government is helping Gilead Sciences with some of its logistical challenges in producing the drug, but is still waiting to hear the expected availability of remdesivir in July. Navajo casinos push back opening date The Navajo Gaming board announced Thursday it would push back the opening of Navajo casinos in northern Arizona and New Mexico. Navajo casinos were originally scheduled to reopen June 8 but that date is now July 5. As reported by Navajo Times, a number of measures will be taken in preparing the casinos for reopening including employee training on infection and disease, facility cleaning and sanitizing. Northern Arizona University adjusts fall semester schedule In order to reduce the spread of COVID-19, Northern Arizona University has tweaked its fall 2020 semester to start and end earlier than in years past. NAU announced the fall semester will begin Aug. 12 and end Nov. 25, prior to Thanksgiving. The semester was originally slated to begin Aug. 24. NAU President Rita Cheng said in a letter to students, "Our goal is to take advantage of a period of expected lower COVID-19 case rates, exceptional weather for encouraging outdoor activities, and lower rates of student travel prior to any potential resurgence of the virus." Arizona heat-relief providers adapt to COVID-19 Last year, 197 people died in Maricopa County due to heat. This year, due to COVID-19,people and organizations that provide heat-relief to the homeless and vulnerable are having to adjust their services. Cronkite News reports St. Vincent de Paul reduced its shelter's capacity from 150 to 40 people. Mesa doctor testing COVID-19 therapy to limit the use of ventilators Dr. Thomas Ardiles is testing a nitric oxide therapy for COVID-19 treatment, the East Valley Tribune reports. Ardiles said he uses a system called the INOpulse that targets areas of the lungs with nitric oxide, which increases blood flow, speeding up recovery. Ardiles said the hopes for this therapy are to keep patients off ventilators. Follow Cronkite News on Twitter. Share this story: Let's block ads! (Why?) Top stories - Google News June 08, 2020 at 03:37PM https://ift.tt/2MG8riH COVID-19 in Arizona: State officials press hospitals to activate emergency plans - Cronkite News Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Husband of woman in viral racist tirade video gives different side of story on what happened - FOX 10 News Phoenix Posted: 08 Jun 2020 06:47 PM PDT Husband of woman in viral racist tirade video speaks out The lawyer says his wife has mental health troubles. FOX 10's Matt Rodewald reports. PHOENIX - On Monday, the husband of a woman whose racist tirade at a North Phoenix gas station was caught in a now-viral video spoke out about the incident. The man who filmed the video, Greg Conn, says an older white woman stormed inside and demanded help when her gas pump didn't work at the station located near Seventh Street and Greenway. Conn says she then told another woman who was being helped at the front counter, identified as Karina Rodriguez, to "go back to Mexico." In the video, both women get into an argument and the older woman grabs Rodriguez who then slaps her. Husband claims his wife has mental health concerns Bob Harrian, who is the husband of the woman in the now-notorious video, offered an explanation on what happened. Harrian said for over a year, his wife has developed paranoia and signs of fabrication following a break-in incident, and it has been happening in front of family members, friends, and members of their local church. The level of paranoia has also created episodes of mental health concerns. Harrian said he has tried to get treatment for his wife, but has failed at doing so. He said he was astounded by the video, but also said this might be the proof that he needs to explain to his wife that she can be a detriment to herself. Advertisement "Karina, I don't know what to say. I'm just so sorry," Harrian said, in an emotional message to the woman on the receiving end of the tirade in the video. "I'm just so sorry that this happened. You never walked into that store thinking something like this was going to happen. I understand, and I'm sorry. I'm sorry for what she said. It was very hateful. It was -- it's indefensible, but I just have to tell you this. It's her mental illness. A year ago, she would never done -- never have even thought of that." Harrian said a crisis management team was at their home on Monday. Harrian also said he will not sue the woman who slapped his wife in the video. Let's block ads! (Why?) "viral" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 05:43PM https://ift.tt/37fARtf Husband of woman in viral racist tirade video gives different side of story on what happened - FOX 10 News Phoenix "viral" - Google News https://ift.tt/2BCxygM Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

'Turbo Timo' Werner gives new-look Chelsea goal threat - Yahoo Sports Posted: 08 Jun 2020 06:42 PM PDT Timo Werner is set to join Chelsea (AFP Photo/Odd ANDERSEN) London (AFP) - When Timo Werner seals his imminent move from RB Leipzig to Chelsea, the German's turbulent rise from national pariah to one of Europe's most feared forwards will be complete. Chelsea are willing to meet the 60 million euro (£53 million, $67 million) release clause in Werner's contract despite the economic crisis caused by coronavirus. But for the pandemic, Werner could have been lining up for Liverpool next season after the 24-year-old admitted to being flattered by Jurgen Klopp's interest. However, Liverpool, concerned by the financial fallout from the virus, were not willing to pay Werner's release clause before it expired this month. So instead Chelsea are set to add some much-needed firepower to Frank Lampard's revamped attack next season. The Germany international has scored 31 goals for Leipzig in all competitions this season, including four in five games since the Bundesliga returned last month. Werner has already proved he can trouble Premier League defences. He played an influential role as Leipzig thrashed Tottenham in the Champions League last 16, bagging the only goal of the first leg from the penalty spot. Michael Ballack knows exactly what it takes to shine in the Premier League after leaving Germany and the former Chelsea and Bayern Munich midfielder believes Werner has the qualities required to adapt to English football. "I think it's a good decision for both sides. For Timo, because he fits there, because the way (Chelsea) play football suits him," Ballack said. "He is a robust player, is very fast, but he is also physically good in a duel and he will quickly get used to it." The fanfare around Werner comes just two years after his reputation had taken a major hit amid World Cup misery and diving accusations. That storm was a far cry from Werner's humble upbringing in Stuttgart, where his father Guenther Schuh played at the amateur level. Mario Gomez, an icon at Stuttgart, was Werner's hero as a child and fuelled his dreams of playing for his hometown club. He fulfilled that ambition in 2013, becoming Stuttgart's youngest ever debutant aged 17 and their youngest scorer when he netted three times in his first 10 appearances. - 'You have to do more' - Earning the nickname 'Turbo Timo' because of his electric pace, which he attributes to running up mountains with his father as a child, Werner has been clocked at 11.1 seconds over 100 metres. "When I was younger it quickly became clear to me that if you want to become a professional, you have to do more," he said. Werner became the youngest player to make 50 Bundesliga appearances, but despite his goals, Stuttgart were relegated in 2016. That convinced Werner to accept an offer to join newly-promoted Leipzig -- an unpopular decision not just to the spurned Stuttgart faithful but German football public at large given the anger at Leipzig's rise thanks to the backing of Red Bull. Slammed for a lack of loyalty, Werner found himself public enemy number one when a blatant dive against Schalke enraged fans and pundits alike in 2016. The unassuming Werner rebuilt his confidence to head to the 2018 World Cup as Germany's leading striker, but failed to score in three games as the holders crashed out at the first hurdle for the first time since 1938. Seeking help from a sports psychologist, Werner showed his maturity by using the backlash to fuel his development. "He told me that I could silence everyone who doesn't like me by doing just one thing: scoring," Werner told Focus magazine at the time. Werner's mission was quickly accomplished as his goals fired Leipzig into the Champions League, earning widespread admiration just months after he had been pilloried by the critics. With 92 goals in all competitions since joining Leipzig, Werner should add the goal threat Chelsea have often lacked this season. After a blistering start to the campaign, Tammy Abraham's form had stagnated before the virus lockdown, with an ankle injury hampering his progress. Werner's ability to cut in from the left or play through the middle offers options to complement Abraham and Olivier Giroud as Chelsea look to take the next step in their development under Lampard. Let's block ads! (Why?) "Goal" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 06:20PM https://ift.tt/3fgtt3Z 'Turbo Timo' Werner gives new-look Chelsea goal threat - Yahoo Sports "Goal" - Google News https://ift.tt/35TEe8t Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

Asymptomatic spread of coronavirus is 'very rare,' WHO says - CNBC Posted: 08 Jun 2020 06:08 PM PDT Coronavirus patients without symptoms aren't driving the spread of the virus, World Health Organization officials said Monday, casting doubt on concerns by some researchers that the disease could be difficult to contain due to asymptomatic infections.  Some people, particularly young and otherwise healthy individuals, who are infected by the coronavirus never develop symptoms or only develop mild symptoms. Others might not develop symptoms until days after they were actually infected. Preliminary evidence from the earliest outbreaks indicated that the virus could spread from person-to-person contact, even if the carrier didn't have symptoms. But WHO officials now say that while asymptomatic spread can occur, it is not the main way it's being transmitted.  "From the data we have, it still seems to be rare that an asymptomatic person actually transmits onward to a secondary individual," Dr. Maria Van Kerkhove, head of WHO's emerging diseases and zoonosis unit, said at a news briefing from the United Nations agency's Geneva headquarters. "It's very rare." Government responses should focus on detecting and isolating infected people with symptoms, and tracking anyone who might have come into contact with them, Van Kerkhove said. She acknowledged that some studies have indicated asymptomatic or presymptomatic spread in nursing homes and in household settings.  More research and data are needed to "truly answer" the question of whether the coronavirus can spread widely through asymptomatic carriers, Van Kerkhove added. "We have a number of reports from countries who are doing very detailed contact tracing," she said. "They're following asymptomatic cases. They're following contacts. And they're not finding secondary transmission onward. It's very rare." If asymptomatic spread proves to not be a main driver of coronavirus transmission, the policy implications could be tremendous. A report from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention published on April 1 cited the "potential for presymptomatic transmission" as a reason for the importance of social distancing.  "These findings also suggest that to control the pandemic, it might not be enough for only persons with symptoms to limit their contact with others because persons without symptoms might transmit infection," the CDC study said. To be sure, asymptomatic and presymptomatic spread of the virus appears to still be happening, Van Kerkhove said but remains rare. That finding has important implications for how to screen for the virus and limit its spread.  "What we really want to be focused on is following the symptomatic cases," Van Kerkhove said. "If we actually followed all of the symptomatic cases, isolated those cases, followed the contacts and quarantined those contacts, we would drastically reduce" the outbreak. Correction: An earlier headline should have said most asymptomatic coronavirus patients aren't spreading new infections. The word "most" was inadvertedly omitted.  Let's block ads! (Why?) Top stories - Google News June 08, 2020 at 05:38PM https://ift.tt/3h4bzCZ Asymptomatic spread of coronavirus is 'very rare,' WHO says - CNBC Top stories - Google News https://ift.tt/2FLTecc Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

1 dead, 1 injured after shooting in east Mobile - AL.com Posted: 08 Jun 2020 05:44 PM PDT Mobile police are investigating a shooting that led to one person being killed and another injured in a Navco neighborhood east of Mobile. Police responded to a report of two victims shot at approximately 1:55 p.m. on Saturday, May 30, 2020, according to a release from Mobile police Sgt. LaDerrick DuBose. Officers were called to the Home2 Suites at 1485 Satchel Paige Drive but later found out that the victims attempted to drive themselves to the hospital but stopped. Both victims, a female and male, were actually shot in the 2600 Block of Farnell Drive. They were both transported to the hospital where 55-year old Darlene Williams-Thompson died from her injuries. The male victim's injuries were not life-threatening, according to police. The investigation is on-going and police are searching for a 19-year-old suspect named Jacorrien Zykil Brown. The pending charges are assault and murder second degree. Police are requesting any information on the whereabouts of the suspect be called into (251)208-7211. Let's block ads! (Why?) "Mobile" - Google News June 08, 2020 at 03:12PM https://ift.tt/2APGIcU 1 dead, 1 injured after shooting in east Mobile - AL.com "Mobile" - Google News https://ift.tt/2P9t7Cg Shoes Man Tutorial Pos News Update Meme Update Korean Entertainment News Japan News Update

藤井七段、勝ちを意識したのは…第1局勝利、会見詳報 - 朝日新聞デジタル Posted: 08 Jun 2020 05:24 PM PDT 藤井七段、勝ちを意識したのは…第1局勝利、会見詳報 - 朝日新聞デジタル 　8日の棋聖戦第1局に勝った藤井聡太七段は終局後、記者会見に応じた。一問一答は次の通り。 ――改めて今の心境を。 　まず先勝することができてよかったなと思っています。また、第2局までしばらく間があるので、しっかり準備したいと思います。 ――今日の将棋についての感想を。 　最後はかなり際どい展開になって、時間もなかったので、最後の方は分からないまま指していたという感じでした。 ――勝ちを意識したのはどのあたりでしょうか。 　△6七金に▲9七玉と上がった局面では、おそらく（自分の玉が）詰まないかなと思いました。 ――和服で指されるのではないかという予想もありましたが。 　第1局まで時間がなくて。和服自体は師匠にいただいたものがあったんですけど、少し勝手が分からなかったので、第2局以降で着られればと思っています。 【ノーカット動画】第９１期棋聖戦五番勝負第１局　終局後記者会見 ――これでタイトルに一歩近づい… 980円で月300本まで2種類の会員記事を読めるシンプルコースのお申し込みはこちら Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-08 23:55:22Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiN2h0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmFzYWhpLmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy9BU042OTBRTVhONjhVQ1ZMMDNYLmh0bWzSATtodHRwczovL3d3dy5hc2FoaS5jb20vYW1wL2FydGljbGVzL0FTTjY5MFFNWE42OFVDVkwwM1guaHRtbA?oc=5

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Stewardship / Resistance Scan for Jun 08, 2020 | CIDRAP - CIDRAP Posted: 08 Jun 2020 04:59 PM PDT Stewardship / Resistance Scan for Jun 08, 2020 | CIDRAP - CIDRAP Behavioral interventions tied to less urgent care antibiotic use Implementation of behavioral "nudges" targeting non–guideline-concordant antibiotic prescribing helped reduce inappropriate prescribing for respiratory tract infections at three California urgent care centers (UCCs), researchers reported last week in Open Forum Infectious Diseases. The study by researchers from Eisenhower Health, the University of California-Davis, and the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine looked at prescribing rates for acute respiratory tract infections (ARTIs) at the high-volume rural UCCs before and after the implementation of three behavioral interventions: physician/patient education, public commitment, and peer comparison. The peer comparison intervention involved sending individual prescribing data and a blinded ranking email to providers. The interventions were based on work from the MITIGATE study, which found that stewardship interventions tailored to the local site and setting reduced antibiotic prescribing for ARTIs by a third. An interrupted time series analysis (ITS) compared prescribing for ARTIs at the urgent care centers over a 16-month period before the intervention and 6 months during the intervention, a period that covered two flu seasons. The analysis found a lower percentage of antibiotic-inappropriate prescribing during the intervention-period (58.5%) flu season (2018-19) than during the pre–intervention-period (73%) flu season (2017-18), resulting in an absolute 14.5% decrease in inappropriate prescribing for ARTIs, or about 981 prescriptions averted. The ITS analysis revealed that the estimated mean percent of antibiotic-inappropriate prescribing for ARTI decreased by 2.2% per month during the intervention period, compared with –0.71% during the pre-intervention period. "The observed decrease in antibiotic-inappropriate prescribing for ARTI in this study suggests that utilizing a behavioral science approach may improve judicious use of antibiotics in community UCCs," the authors concluded. Jun 6 Open Forum Infect Dis abstract Higher US flu vaccine coverage linked to lower antibiotic prescribing In another new study in Open Forum Infectious Diseases, researchers from the Center for Disease Dynamics, Economics & Policy in Washington, DC, and the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore found that increased influenza vaccination uptake was associated with state-level reductions in antibiotic use. Using state-level monthly data on the number of dispensed antibiotic prescriptions from a large prescription drug database and seasonal flu vaccination coverage data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's FluVaxView database, the researchers conducted a retrospective analysis of US flu vaccination coverage and antibiotic prescribing rates from 2010 through 2017. They used a fixed-effects regression analysis to analyze the relationship between vaccine coverage rates and the number of antibiotic prescriptions per 1,000 residents from January to March of each year. They also looked at the impact of vaccination on prescribing by age-group. After controlling for access to healthcare, socioeconomic differences, vaccine effectiveness, climate, and state-level differences, the researchers found a significant negative association between increased influenza vaccination rates and antibiotic use rates. A ten-percentage point increase in vaccine coverage was associated with 6.5% reduction in prescription rates, equivalent to 14.2 fewer antibiotic prescriptions per 1,000 individuals (95% confidence interval [CI], 6.0 to 22.4, P = 0.001). Increased vaccination coverage reduced prescribing rates in the pediatric population (0 to 18 years) by 6.0% or 15.2 prescriptions per 1,000 individuals (95% CI, 9.0 to 21.3; P < 0.001), and in those over 65 years by 5.2% or 12.8 prescriptions per 1,000 individuals (95% CI, 6.5 to 19.2, P < 0.001). "Substantially boosting seasonal influenza vaccination coverage should be a central element of efforts to reduce use of antibiotics," the authors of the study wrote. Jun 6 Open Forum Infect Dis abstract 2020-06-08 21:40:57Z https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2020/06/stewardship-resistance-scan-jun-08-2020

藤井七段、勝ちを意識したのは…第1局勝利、会見詳報 - 朝日新聞デジタル Posted: 08 Jun 2020 03:23 PM PDT 藤井七段、勝ちを意識したのは…第1局勝利、会見詳報 - 朝日新聞デジタル 　8日の棋聖戦第1局に勝った藤井聡太七段は終局後、記者会見に応じた。一問一答は次の通り。 ――改めて今の心境を。 　まず先勝することができてよかったなと思っています。また、第2局までしばらく間があるので、しっかり準備したいと思います。 ――今日の将棋についての感想を。 　最後はかなり際どい展開になって、時間もなかったので、最後の方は分からないまま指していたという感じでした。 ――勝ちを意識したのはどのあたりでしょうか。 　△6七金に▲9七玉と上がった局面では、おそらく（自分の玉が）詰まないかなと思いました。 ――和服で指されるのではないかという予想もありましたが。 　第1局まで時間がなくて。和服自体は師匠にいただいたものがあったんですけど、少し勝手が分からなかったので、第2局以降で着られればと思っています。 【ノーカット動画】第９１期棋聖戦五番勝負第１局　終局後記者会見 ――これでタイトルに一歩近づい… 980円で月300本まで2種類の会員記事を読めるシンプルコースのお申し込みはこちら Let's block ads! (Why?) 2020-06-08 17:50:00Z https://news.google.com/__i/rss/rd/articles/CBMiN2h0dHBzOi8vd3d3LmFzYWhpLmNvbS9hcnRpY2xlcy9BU042OTBRTVhONjhVQ1ZMMDNYLmh0bWzSATtodHRwczovL3d3dy5hc2FoaS5jb20vYW1wL2FydGljbGVzL0FTTjY5MFFNWE42OFVDVkwwM1guaHRtbA?oc=5

Local business offers free portraits to families which will support NHS frontline staff - Bracknell News Posted: 08 Jun 2020 08:59 AM PDT Local business offers free portraits to families which will support NHS frontline staff - Bracknell News FAMILIES will be able to support the NHS during the Covid-19 pandemic by getting their photograph taken for free. Artis Studios in Sunningdale has joined the country-wide scheme 'Photographers without Frontiers' which raises much needed funds for the NHS. ALSO READ: School helps 'left behind' students stuck with no IT equipment during lockdown - here's how The initiative sees more than 100 photographers from all over the UK come together to offer families a chance to get their picture taken while donating the proceeds to the frontline staff. Hannah Gamble, from Artis Studios, said: "With everything that has been going on over the last few months I wanted to give something back to the NHS and show our appreciation to them. I sometimes feel they do not get the recognition they truly deserve for what they do for our country. ALSO READ: Neighbourhoods prove to be an 'amazing' community through charity jumble trail "People really recognise the importance of capturing special moments of our loved ones, children, family and pets, which is why we thought as photographers we should all come together in what is a very competitive industry and make a difference to a special charity. ALSO READ: Parents' reveal exciting new project to help students transition to school after lockdown "We want to give something back to the communities in which we live and work, along with raising these vital funds for the wonderful work that the 'NHS Charities Together' carries out." Here's how it works: People are asked to make a minimum donation of £10 through the just giving page here. In return you will receive a voucher which entitles you to a free portrait session at the studio and a web image which says they have supported the NHS. The Artis Studio is helping NHS Charities Together by raising money to help during this unprecedented time. Visit: www.artisstudios.com/nhs to take part. 2020-06-08 15:40:00Z https://www.bracknellnews.co.uk/news/18503850.artis-studios-sunningdale-offers-free-portraits-families-will-support-nhs-frontline-staff/

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