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Similarly, Rural Development and Drinking Water andSimilarly, Rural Development and Drinking Water and Sanitation Ministries have been tasked to ensure that the over-1,600 villages along the river become open defecation-free, he said.”The Ministry will be involved in developing villages along the river. Tourism Ministry has been roped in for works related to tourist spots along the river. Ayush Ministry will be engaged in activities such as planting medicinal plants in river areas,” Shekhar said.He said the Sports Ministry will engage youth attached to its Nehru Yuva Kendra Sangathan (NYKS) in activities of Ganga cleaning and spreading awareness among public.The Water Resources Ministry had signed an MoU in this regard on June 8 last year.Apart from these, the Shipping Ministry has been entrusted with the responsibility of developing river transport infrastructure, he said.National Mission for Clean Ganga (NMCG) is the implementation wing of National Ganga River Basin Authority (NGRBA) and is implementing various pollution abatement, aquatic resource conservation and institutional development projects under NGRBA in the five basin states on the main stem of the Ganga adopting basin-based holistic approach. PTI ENM PRM SK PRM PRM
United States USA legend Lalas rues World Cup elimination: ‘We have nobody to blame but ourselves’ Thomas Floyd @thomasfloyd10 Last updated 2 years ago 01:18 10/13/17 FacebookTwitterRedditcopy Comments() 
Mark J. Rebilas United States WC Qualification CONCACAF Trinidad and Tobago v United States Trinidad and Tobago World Cup The former U.S. national team defender has called the Americans’ failure to qualify for Russia 2018 an “incredible failure” Alexi Lalas has rued the U.S. national team’s elimination from World Cup qualifying, saying the Americans “have nobody to blame but ourselves.”The U.S. failed to qualify for the 2018 tournament in Russia after dropping a 2-1 result in Trinidad & Tobago on Tuesday, with Bruce Arena’s side falling to fifth place in CONCACAF’s final round.Much has been made of the wet, sluggish field at Ato Boldon Stadium in Trinidad & Tobago on Tuesday, as well as Panama’s “ghost goal” en route to the 2-1 win over Costa Rica that ultimately eliminated the U.S., but Lalas says the Americans must point the finger at themselves. Article continues below Editors’ Picks Why Barcelona god Messi will never be worshipped in the same way in Argentina Lyon treble & England heartbreak: The full story behind Lucy Bronze’s dramatic 2019 Liverpool v Man City is now the league’s biggest rivalry and the bitterness is growing Megan Rapinoe: Born & brilliant in the U.S.A. “It didn’t have to happen, and that’s what is so frustrating,” Lalas said on The Herd. “It’s one thing if we’re just not any good. It’s one thing if the soccer gods do something. We have nobody to blame but ourselves. We can’t blame the other teams, we can’t blame referees, we can’t blame the weather.”We have nobody to blame but ourselves for this incredible failure.””It didn’t have to happen… We have nobody to blame but ourselves.” — @AlexiLalas reacts to #USMNT not qualifying for World Cup pic.twitter.com/o6XGjpEGjD— Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) October 11, 2017This marks the first time since 1986 that the U.S. won’t be participating in a World Cup, and Lalas — a Fox Sports pundit who earned 96 caps for the Americans from 1991 to 1998 — was left by disappointed by the missed opportunity to further grow the sport stateside.”I physically ached,” Lalas said. “It was a disappointment and a sadness and a shame. This team failed themselves, they failed the sport and they failed their country. It doesn’t make them bad people, all right, and it doesn’t mean that they didn’t care.”He added: “It is devastating, it is disastrous. Does it mean that soccer goes away? No. But every four years from a men’s perspective we have this platform, and for next summer, we will have wasted that platform. It hurts the game, it hurts the players. It hurts the perception of the players and the game, both domestically and internationally.”
TagsTransfersAbout the authorPaul VegasShare the loveHave your say Man Utd could block Nemanja Matic exitby Paul Vegas6 days agoSend to a friendShare the loveManchester United could block Nemanja Matic from leaving in 2020.Antonio Conte’s Inter Milan are keen on Matic and monitoring his situation, says Corriere dello Sport.The Serbian midfielder’s deal at the club expires next summer, meaning Inter could begin pre-contractual negotiations for a free transfer in January.But United want to take up their option to extend Matic’s deal to avoid losing the player for nothing.Conte managed Matic when he was at Stamford Bridge and the player was key for his side as he led them to the Premier League title in the 16/17 season. 
IOWA CITY, IOWA- NOVEMBER 10: Quarterback Clayton Thorson #18 of the Northwestern Wildcats breaks a tackle in the second half from defensive end A.J. Epenesa #94 of the Iowa Hawkeyes, on November 10, 2018 at Kinnick Stadium, in Iowa City, Iowa. (Photo by Matthew Holst/Getty Images)For the NFL teams that needed a quarterback and failed to land one in the 2019 NFL Draft, the 2020 draft looks like it will be flush with quarterbacks. But a new mock draft from a top analyst has a quarterback-needy team passing on a bunch of good ones.On Thursday, RotoWorld draft analyst Thor Nystrom posted his latest mock draft, and has the Miami Dolphins going in a different direction with the No. 2 overall pick. With Tua Tagovailoa off the board to the Oakland Raiders at No. 1, Nystrom has the Dolphins taking Iowa edge rusher A.J. Epenesa instead.Nystrom noted in his scouting report of Epenesa that he has a remarkably high ceiling in the NFL, and even referenced Houston Texas All-Pro J.J. Watt as a comparison.Believe the hype, folks. I’ve seen the monster. And the monster is real. As the NFL Draft media’s foremost consumer of Iowa football, I can tell you that the only complaint Hawkeyes fans have had about AJ Epenesa is that the coaching staff didn’t use him more as a true freshman and sophomore.[…]When this conversation comes up, J.J. Watt’s name is inevitably evoked. Epenesa had 3.5 more sacks as a two-year part-timer than Watt did in his two years as a starter at Wisconsin (Watt also had 36.5 TFL). I’m not saying, I’m just saying.We already know that Epenesa is a touched-by-God’s-hand pass-rusher. What we need for him to do next is improve against the run and prove that he can play the style he prefers to play (with his hair on fire) while out there on all three downs.Despite Epenesa’s strong case as an elite pass rusher in the NFL, there would still be a ton of potentially great NFL quarterbacks that the Dolphins would be skipping on in this scenario. Justin Herbert and Jake Fromm would both still be on the board. As for the Hawkeyes, such a selection would be the highest for any Iowa player since the Raiders took offensive lineman Robert Gallery No. 2 overall in the 2004 NFL Draft.Quarterback Randy Duncan is the only Iowa player to go No. 1 overall. He was taken first by the Green Back Packers in the 1959 NFL Draft, but never played for them.Maybe Epenesa is poised for a breakout year, and maybe he’ll wind up being the top defender in the draft. But if the Dolphins are tanking as many people seem to believe, they won’t be doing so to land a defender – even one with the ceiling of an All-Pro pass rusher.[RotoWorld]
zoom The shares of Norwegian dry bulk company Bulk Invest ASA are to be delisted from Oslo Børs, the Norwegian stock exchange said today.The last day of listing will be May 30, 2016, according to Oslo Børs.In March 2016, the company filed a petition for bankruptcy since it was unable to reach a deal on restructuring with its creditors.All restructuring efforts proved to be futile following the rejection of the company’s restructuring proposal by seven ship owners, who filed an injunction to reverse the company’s sale of Western Bulk Chartering AS on 25 February 2016.Bulk Invest explored a number of different restructuring alternatives, and its final restructuring proposal presented to the ship owners included immediate cash payments to the ship owners, the continuance of the Bulk Invest group’s charter parties at rates significantly above the current market, and an envisaged recapitalisation of the company in the amount of approximately USD 40 million.World Maritime News Staff
Six stories in the news for Friday, July 14———PM TRUDEAU MEETS TODAY WITH PENCE, GOVERNORSPrime Minister Justin Trudeau is in Providence, R.I. to meet with five state governors and hold a formal one-on-one session with U.S. Vice-President Mike Pence. Trudeau and other Canadian officials hope to forge relationships that could prove useful should trade talks hit a difficult patch and Canada find itself in need of allies willing to speak up in favour of NAFTA.———B.C. FIREFIGHTERS BRACE FOR WIND-WHIPPED FLAMESDespite a slight break in the weather in recent days, crews battling the B.C. wildfires are now preparing for winds to pick up over the weekend. The Cariboo Fire Centre says this could fuel dozens of fires across the Interior region of the province. The province declared a state of emergency last week and more than 16,000 people have been evacuated, with thousands more on alert.———LUMBER PRICES UP AFTER B.C. WILDFIRESThe B.C. wildfires that have forced some sawmills to close have resulted in a boost in lumber prices at a time when forestry companies have been squeezed by U.S. softwood duties. The benchmark price of Western spruce-pine-fir lumber has risen 5.5 per cent to US$400 per thousand board feet in less than a week. Ketan Mamtora, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets, says he expects prices will rise between six and eight per cent over the next couple of weeks, partly due to a limited supply.———CALGARY POLICE INVESTIGATE QUADRUPLE HOMICIDEA man and two sisters found dead in a burned-out car may not have been the intended targets in what Calgary police say was a brutal and ruthless quadruple homicide. Investigators are exploring the possibility that Cody Pfeiffer, 25, Glynnis Fox, 36, and Tiffany Ear, 39, were “simply at the wrong place and at the wrong time with the wrong people.” Their bodies were found Monday in a burned-out car and police believe the vehicle’s owner, Hanock Afowerk, 26, was the target.SENTENCING FOR DRUNK DRIVER WHO KILLED MOUNTIEA man who killed a mother of two when his truck rammed into her RCMP cruiser while driving drunk and speeding will be sentenced by a court near Victoria today. Court heard Kenneth Fenton had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit when he ran a red light, hitting Const. Sarah Beckett’s cruiser broadside. Fenton pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death and dangerous driving causing death for the April 2016 crash.———SENTENCING EXPECTED TODAY FOR ANDREA GIESBRECHTThe case of a Winnipeg woman convicted of hiding the remains of six infants in a rented storage locker will be back in court today. Judge Murray Thompson is scheduled to deliver the sentence for Andrea Giesbrecht, 43, but may also hear a motion by her lawyer, who wants the case thrown out because it took 33 months to conclude.———ALSO IN THE NEWS TODAY:— Michelle Rice to appear in Edmonton court, charged with second-degree murder in the death of her daughter, 11, from a meth overdose.— Representatives of the Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Legacy Room initiative make an announcement today in Halifax.
Seven young men recently attended the first weekend of workshops under the rehab programme, which involved learning security skills and ways to earn money legitimately through their talents.The offenders had been arrested or visited by the NCA for committing cyber offences at home or school, including putting servers offline.One of the group said he had begun experimenting when he accidentally hacked a primary school network, locking users out of the system. He later put his skills to malicious use, saying it was a method of getting away from bullying at school. The group were sent to a weekend camp in Bristol earlier this month. The offenders on the rehab programme had been arrested previously of visited by the NCA for committing cyber crime offences at home or school 
Teenage hackers will be sent to cyber crime rehab camps to transform them into security experts under a new National Crime Agency scheme.The law enforcement agency will enrol teenagers who have been found committing cyber offences onto a programme designed to stop them from entering serious crime.It comes amid growing fears that the skills of cyber criminals are outpacing the talents of the industry, which has struggled to attract new talent.Teenagers who have been served with cautions or cease and desist orders will be invited to attend a workshop at the NCA as part of its Prevent scheme. The idea for the scheme came from research that looked at the abilities of illegal hackers in comparison with those who worked in cyber security. It found that those on the right side of the law were very similar to the other group, but at some point a parent, guardian or teacher had intervened to put them on a law-abiding path.The NCA’s Prevent team has previously worked with young cyber criminals who have been convicted of crimes, served sentences and been reformed.Cyber crime has become one of the most serious threats to the UK, with high profile attacks harming the NHS, businesses and the Government in recent months. Businesses and security experts welcomed the move. “Cyber crime has become easier to commit with the proliferation of easy-to-access tools, tutorials and online forums to share idea,” said Richard Jones, Prevent manager at the NCA.“Even the most basic forms of cyber crime can have huge impacts and the NCA and police will arrest and prosecute offenders, which can be devastating to their future.“That means there is great value in reaching young people before they become involved in cyber crime, and even those already on the fringes of criminality – when their skills can still be a force for good.” Mike Simmonds, chief executive of Axial Security Systems, said: “The rehabilitation camp needs to create an environment where doing the right thing is even cooler than doing the opposite.”Ultimately the rehabilitation process can help drive these youngsters to become an asset to our society and businesses, by protecting them from the danger of a future cyber-attack.”If the trial of the scheme is successful, it will be rolled out across the country for other young hackers. Show more Want the best of The Telegraph direct to your email and WhatsApp? Sign up to our free twice-daily Front Page newsletter and new audio briefings.
Roads were closed off to the public as emergency services worked to put out the fire.The cause of the fire is not known and an investigation has been launched.A London Ambulance Service spokesman said: “We were called at 3.32pm today to a fire in De Pass Gardens, in Barking.”We sent two ambulance crews, two solo responders and our Hazardous Area Response Team. We have a tactical adviser and our command support vehicle at the scene. We also dispatched London’s Air Ambulance. Residents were evacuated from the building after six floors went up in flamesCredit:@SyeddIslam/PA 
An investigation has been launched after a fire caused extensive damage to a block of flats in east London.Twenty flats were destroyed by fire and a further 10 were damaged by heat and smoke.One man and one woman were treated at the scene after suffering from smoke inhalation. No other injuries were reported.The blaze, which has been brought under control, affected the ground floor to the sixth floor of the building in Barking.Fifteen fire engines and around 100 firefighters were called to the flats on De Pass Gardens at 3.31pm, as people were evacuated from their homes. The blaze was under control by 6.04pm.Fire crews from Barking, Dagenham, East Ham and surrounding fire stations were at the scene. “There are no reports of any injuries at the moment.”Station manager Andy Maloney said: “Crews worked really hard to put the fire out.”Any residents who are affected by the fire are advised to go to the rest centre at Thames View Community Centre on Bastable Road. Transport is available from De Pass Gardens to take people there.”A spokesman for the L&Q Group, which oversaw the regeneration project in east London, said: “This property was built by a private company and is now owned by a private landlord. As we have a large presence in the area, we have arranged for staff to open up our local office so we can assist residents.”Social media users rushed to show their support for those affected by the fire.Some suggested residents had previously complained that the use of wood on the flats was unsafe.One person wrote: “My heart is absolutely shattered on seeing the fire in Barking Riverside – despite the residents complaining on the use of wood on the flats being dangerous.”
Saver (1412) A car plowed through the main hall of Trump Plaza in New Rochelle, New York SpaceX is trying to buy a hamlet inside its Texas rocket-launch site because it ‘did not anticipate’ there’d be any ‘significant disruption’ to residents who live there SpenderSaverI don’t have enough leftover for savingsVoteRead: Do kids need to know how to manage cash?Related: Here’s what the Irish are saving money forPoll: Are you planning to go away on holiday this year? MOST OF US know that we need to save money.We know we should. But, even if we can afford to, it often doesn’t work out with many choosing a nicer lifestyle rather than putting the pennies away for a rainy day.Earlier this week on website Quora, a 21-year-old earning an “average salary” explained that he is spending every cent on buying himself a nice life, and asked the community if he should be saving as well. The overwhelming response was yes, he absolutely should.If you don’t save in your 20s, users explained, you could be sabotaging yourself in the following ways:1. You’re giving up the interest you would earn“When it comes to saving for the future or for retirement, all of the money you earn in interest is made in the early years of your life, not the final ones, and you can never make up for that later… Every single thing you do today is preparing you for the life you will live tomorrow.” — Jay Bazzinotti2. Those rainy days become a reality“… My employer laid off half the staff in my division. I was young, fresh out of school and my work experience was limited. I had very little saved. Over the course of the next year, I struggled to find steady work … The bills piled up, many went to collections. I started getting phone calls from debt collectors. My life became very stressful.” —Jason Ewing3. You’ll take the risk of going backwards in life“I am going to give you one simple rule that my mom gave to me and it has made all the difference in the world to me: ‘Don’t ever go backwards in life.’ … I used to spend a lot more money when I was younger and on foolish things, but as I have grown older, I realise my mom was right. Focus on keeping the money you earn and keep your expenses at a level where you will not have to move to a crappier home or beat up jalopy when you are middle aged.” —Sanjay Sabnani4. You’ll be putting unwarranted faith in your future earning power“Forty years from now you might still have food on your table, a shirt on your back, a roof over your head, plus much more. But your body and strength will no longer be as good as it is now. The same goes to your ability to ‘earn an average salary’. You’ll probably fall to a serious illness, for which you’ll spend what little you have saved. Then you’ll live for 40 more years. In poverty.” —Kit Monisit5. You won’t be investing in yourself“What I wish that I had done more of when I was 21 was invest in myself. Rather than blowing money on eating every meal out, I should have put it into buying a condo. I wish that I had put more money into savings for rainy days. I wish that I had taken more courses just because they interested me and that I could afford them.” —Mark Milotay6. You could get stuck in a job you hate“You should think about what you can do if you start hating your job. If you are spending every cent you are making, and the boss pulls out whips and chains, then you are going to have to keep with the beatings. If you have a cash reserve at home, then you are in a better position to tell your boss to shove it.” —Joseph Wang7. You won’t be able to afford your future goals“Is it possible that one day you might want to buy a house? Get married? Have children? Buy a nice car? Take an extended family vacation? Send your kids off to college? At your age, some of these things may not be on your mind right now, but very likely, they will be someday. You’ll need money to pay for these things — lots of it.” —Garrick Saito8. You’ll regret it later.“I don’t think you’ll find a single person who looks back on their life and says ‘I wish I’d spent more money on frivolous things.’” —Shelby Buttimer9. You’ll be accelerating your consumption curve.“Obviously, as you make more money over time, there will be more things you can afford, and trust me that once you have them — even though some of them don’t remotely seem like ‘needs’ now — you will begin to think you can’t live without those things as well. So, my advice is to slow that curve as much as you can. If you can cut back now and really decide what is actually a need versus what is just a ‘want,’ and get in the habit of that, you will a) save money, and b) be happier over the long haul.” —Brad NewbergWhat are you? A spender…Or a saver…. Spender (1018)
Poll Results: I don’t have enough leftover for savings (1094) 16-year-old Greta Thunberg met with Obama and chided senators, saying they’re not trying hard enough to fight climate change The US is building a case against Iran in the attacks on Saudi Arabia, but Trump is in no rush to act 
San Diego to Build Charging Stations for 3,000 Electric Buses, TrucksHydrogen-Powered Plane Can Fly 20 Passengers Up to 500 Miles Lego took a huge step toward becoming more sustainable this year by introducing elements made out of plastic derived from sugarcane. A Filipino scientist has come up with another way to create bioplastic.Denxybel Montinola, who is just 23 and a recent graduate of the University of San Carlos, says that his gears started turning when he saw a video on Facebook. In it, a researcher was explaining how he produced a bioplastic using only seaweed.Montinola wanted to see if he could “recreate [that] invention and take it up a notch.” Ultimately he decided to add mango peels to the mix. Why mangoes? His home country is one of the world’s top producers, shipping more than 820,000 tons of the fruit every year.A good number of those mangoes end up getting peeled and packaged. That creates a ready supply of very cheap — and very useful — ingredients for a kicked-up bioplastic.Montinola told his hometown paper the Cebu Daily News that his mango-seaweed blend is “more robust and flexible and can mimic the mechanical strength of the conventional plastic.Not only does it perform better than traditional plastic, but it’s also not going to wind up contaminating our rivers, streams, soil… or digestive systems. This bioplastic is completely water-soluble and no toxic chemicals are released as it disintegrates.Clearly, then, it’s not going to make a suitable food or beverage container, but there are plenty of other tasks for which it’s ideal.It could be a perfect scaffold material for doctors, says Montinola. That’s a possibility he may investigate further as he completes an internship in Taiwan at the Academia Sinica’s Institute of Biological Chemistry.Another that way warrant a closer look is as a material to stop localized bleeding. One day it could help save lives and help save the planet at the same time.Watch: These Eco-Friendly Headphones Could Be the Future of “Green” ElectronicsMore on Geek.com:Fiber-Based Six-Pack Can Rings Offer Eco-Friendly Alternative to PlasticWorld’s Smallest McDonald’s Is Now Open (And It’s for Bees)Even More Kellogg’s Cereal Gets Re-Born as Craft Beer Stay on target
Posted: March 17, 2019 March 17, 2019 Candlelight vigil at Balboa Park KUSI Newsroom, Updated: 6:20 PM
KUSI Newsroom 00:00 00:00 spaceplay / pause qunload | stop ffullscreenshift + ←→slower / faster ↑↓volume mmute ←→seek . seek to previous 12… 6 seek to 10%, 20% … 60% XColor SettingsAaAaAaAaTextBackgroundOpacity SettingsTextOpaqueSemi-TransparentBackgroundSemi-TransparentOpaqueTransparentFont SettingsSize||TypeSerif MonospaceSerifSans Serif MonospaceSans SerifCasualCursiveSmallCapsResetSave SettingsSAN DIEGO (KUSI) – a Candlelight vigil is being held tonight in Balboa Park to commemorate the victims of the New Zealand mass shooting.KUSI’s John Soderman was live in Balboa with people paying their respect. Categories: Local San Diego News FacebookTwitter
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Karimnagar: Road Transport Corporation Telangana Mazdoor Union (RTC-TMU) district president N Srinivas demanded the government to solve their issues immediately.Following the call given by the State committee, the representatives of RTC-TMU district unit staged a dharna, wearing red badges in front of Karimnagar Bus depot-1 in Karimnagar on Tuesday. Also Read – Government striving hard to give brand image to Bathukamma sarees Advertise With Us Speaking on the occasion, N Srinivas alleged that from the past several years, RTS workers and employees have been demanding the government to solve their problems they have been suffering with. But the government and the RTC management are not in a mood to listen to their problems and solve them. He demanded the government to reform wages which they were paid along with improving the service conditions. He also sought to pay the CCS money used by the RTC along with sanctioning leave encashment, which was in pending from 2014. Also Read – Minister distributes clay Ganesh idols in Suryapet Advertise With Us Srinivas also demanded the government supply of medicines in the hospital for the sake of RTC workers and employees, to pay retirement benefits on the day of retirement, to purchase new buses, to conduct route survey and fix running time and to merge the TSRTC into the government. RTC-TMU representatives AVR Reddy, Anjaiah, G Sucharitha, JP Kumar, Shravan, VRG Rao, P Sujatha, Sarala, Venkateshwarlu, M Ramesh, BP Ram and about 150 members were present along with others.