Showing posts with label April 13. Show all posts
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Thursday, April 13, 2017

Health inspectors: 13 violations at Mar-A-Lago resort undercooked fish, badly stored raw meat and dining plates covered in bacteria. Trump’s kitchen nightmare!

More than a dozen health violations were found in the kitchen at Donald Trump’s Mar-a-lago resort in Palm Beach, Florida, just days before he hosted Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.

The Miami Herald reports 13 faults were found in the president’s kitchen – with most relating to ‘dangerous fish’ and food being stored in broken coolers.

Three of the violations were deemed to be a ‘high priority’, which is the classification given when ‘illness-causing bacteria’ could be found on dining room plates.

The findings came from a visit to the Palm Beach resort on January 26 – six days after his inauguration. Abe was with Trump at his Florida holiday spot across the weekend of February 12.

One of the specific findings in the report, according to the Herald, was that: ‘fish designed to be served raw or under-cooked had not undergone proper parasite destruction.’

As a result of that incident, the kitchen crew was told to throw all the fish away or cook it immediately.

Another violation related to meats being stored at dangerous temperatures.

The Herald reports investigators found duck and raw beef were kept at 50 degrees, chicken at 49 degrees, and ham at a staggering 57 degrees.

Source: Health inspectors find 13 violations at Mar-A-Lago resort | Daily Mail Online


BREAKING: Spanish warship chased out of Gibraltar waters for a SECOND time

BREAKING NEWS:

A Spanish warship has been chased out of Spanish waters for the second time in a month.

According to the Royal Navy the HMS Scimitar intercepted the Infanta Cristina off the Gibraltar coast shortly after 9am British time.

It is the second time Scimitar was forced to respond to an incursion into British waters.

Disputes between Gibraltar and Spain over the waters are frequent but the latest comes after the territory of some 33,000 people took centre stage in the wrangling over Britain’s exit from the European Union, which was triggered on March 29.

An EU draft position published earlier this month after Prime Minister Theresa May filed formal divorce papers said the application of any EU-UK trade deal to Gibraltar had to be agreed between Britain and Spain, which has long claimed sovereignty over the enclave.

Source: Spanish warship chased is out of Gibraltar waters AGAIN | Daily Mail Online


BREAKING: US-led airstrike kills 18 ‘friendly fighters’ in Syria after mistaking them for ISIS fanatics

The US-led coalition has killed 18 ‘friendly fighters’ in Syria after mistaking them for ISIS fanatics, it has emerged.

An airstrike accidentally targeted a Syrian Democratic Forces unit which was battling the terror group south of Tabqa, in the province of Deir al-Zor.

The coalition said in a statement: ‘The strike was requested by the partnered forces, who had identified the target location as an ISIS fighting position.

The strike occurred south of Tabqa on April 11, just days after Donald Trump ordered a wave of missile strikes on one of dictator Bashar al-Assad’s airbases.

Source: Coalition kills 18 ‘friendly fighters’ in Syria by mistake | Daily Mail Online


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Kim Jong-Un unveils luxury high-rise – with no hot water – removal of 600,000 ‘undesirables’

Jenson Button set to replace Fernando Alonso for McLaren at Monaco Grand Prix

Ex-world champion Jenson Button looks set to drive for McLaren in Monaco while Fernando Alonso misses the grand prix to race at the Indianapolis 500.

Alonso will miss Monaco to race in the Indianapolis 500, with full support from McLaren and engine partner Honda.

McLaren executive director Zak Brown says two-time champion Alonso’s replacement is “not in place”.

But there is no other serious option than Button, 37, who is contracted to McLaren as a reserve driver and will race barring unexpected circumstances.

The 2009 world champion retired from Formula 1 at the end of last season and has spent the winter in California training for Ironman triathlons, his long-time passion.

He signed a contract with McLaren last autumn that committed him to replacing any race driver who was not able to take part in a grand prix this year.

As part of that contract, the team also has an option on signing him to race in 2018.

Button tweeted a jokey reaction on Wednesday after the news of Alonso’s Indy programme was announced, asking: “Why do I have so many missed calls?”

Source: Jenson Button set to replace Fernando Alonso for McLaren at Monaco Grand Prix – BBC Sport


Syrian army claims a US-led airstrike has hit an ISIS poison gas depot ‘killing hundreds’

The Syrian army has claimed that a US-led air strike hit poison gas supplies belonging to jihadists, releasing a toxic substance that killed ‘hundreds including many civilians’.

The bombing in the eastern Deir al-Zor province late on Wednesday proved that ISIS and al Qaeda-linked militants ‘possess chemical weapons’, a statement by the army flashed on Thursday by Syrian state TV said.Syria and its ally Russia deny Assad's forces carried out last week's attack, which claimed the lives of 87 peopleΒ 

The report could not immediately be independently verified.

Source: Syrian army claims a US-led airstrike ‘killed hundreds’ | Daily Mail Online


CAR slammed into the side of the Australind passenger train with 140 on board.

A CAR has slammed into the side of the Australind passenger train with 140 on board.

It’s believed the driver tried to beat the train at a crossing in North Dandalup, but mistimed the attempt and crashed between the first and second carriages.

No one was injured in the crash, but some passengers were reportedly left shaken.

The train had been carrying the passengers from Bunbury to Perth when the accident happened about 4.30pm.

The impact of the crash tore off the utility’s bull-bar off, but the train was able to continue on to Perth.

Source: Easter travel plans disrupted after ute slams into Australind | Perth Now


Miley Cyrus’ ‘nude snaps leak online after she is hacked’

Miley Cyrus is the latest celebrity to have naked snaps of her stolen and posted online.

The explicit images of the We Can’t Stop hitmaker appeared on the same X-rated website which posted nude images of Emma Watson and Amanda Seyfried last month, according to The Sun.

It comes after Seyfried and Watson set their legal teams on the site to demand the images were removed…

Racy: The explicit images of the We Can't Stop hitmaker appeared on the same X-rated website which posted nude images of Emma Watson and Amanda Seyfried last month

MORE: Miley Cyrus’ ‘nude snaps leak online after she is hacked’ | Daily Mail Online


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Google released a new Pixel film and it’s going viral

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Ex MI6 chief suggests Trump may have borrowed Russia money

A former MI6 chief has accused President Donald Trump of borrowing Russian money at the height of the financial crash to keep his businesses afloat when other Western powers would not lend to him.

The accusation was made by Sir Richard Dearlove, head of the Secret Intelligence Service between 1999 and 2004, as questions continue to swirl about Trump’s previous business dealings with Russia.

It also comes at a time when relations between the two superpowers reached a new low because of their disagreement over Syria.

MORE: Ex MI6 chief suggests Trump may have borrowed Russia money | Daily Mail Online


BREAKING: European Court of Human Rights condemns Russia for ‘failing to prevent’ 2004 Beslan massacre

BREAKING NEWS:

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that there were ‘serious failings’ in Russia’s handling of the Beslan school siege in North Ossetia in 2004, in which over 330 people were killed.

The court said although Russian authorities had received information that a terror attack was being planned, insufficient measures had been taken to disrupt the plot, and security at the school had not been increased.

Chechen militants stormed the school on September 1, 2004, beginning a three-day hostage crisis. A total of 184 children were among the dead.

In the damning judgement, the court ruled: ‘The authorities had been in possession of sufficiently specific information of a planned terrorist attack in the area, linked to an educational institution,’ the court said in its judgement.

‘Nevertheless, not enough had been done to disrupt the terrorists meeting and preparing.’

It added that ‘insufficient steps had been taken to prevent them travelling on the day of the attack; security at the school had not been increased; and neither the school nor the public had been warned of the threat’.

The case was brought by more than 400 Russians who were either involved in the incident or whose relatives were taken hostage or killed…

Source: Russia condemned by the European Court of Human Rights | Daily Mail Online


‘He’s acting like a child!’ Barnaby Joyce blows up after rejecting Qld’s call for $25K

Australia’s acting prime minister Barnaby Joyce (pictured) has been accused of behaving ‘like a child’ over his refusal to fast-track disaster relief funds to flood-affected farmers.

Nationals member Barnaby Joyce has drawn the ire of Queensland farmers and state politicians, for refusing to hand out $25,0000 grants in the wake of Cyclone Debbie.

Mr Joyce has been slammed by Queensland premier Annastacia Palaszczuk after the government rejected her plea to hand out the Category C grants immediately, with a fierce battle of words erupting on Wednesday.

While Ms Palaszczuk was upset, it was Queensland treasurer Jackie Trad who really let loose at the ‘childish’ acting PM, the ABC reports.

‘He’s acting like a child on this matter,’ Ms Trad said. 

‘What we need is for them to assess the information we put forward, to recognise in the first instance that primary producers and many small businesses in the disaster affected areas have been significantly impacted…

Source: Barnaby Joyce blows up over Cyclone Debbie funding | Daily Mail Online


Borussia Dortmund’s ‘yellow wall’ stands tall in face of attack on team

The “yellow wall”, the 25,000 capacity southern terrace of Borussia Dortmund’s home stadium, is also a face that charts the club’s emotional well-being.

European football’s largest standing terrace wails in frustration when strikers fresh-air the ball inside the box, screams with red-hot anger when the referee overlooks a stone-cold penalty, and goes soppier than the most loved-up teenager when the team scores, breaking out into the club’s dewy-eyed hymn Echte Liebe, meaning True Love.

On Wednesday night, 24 hours after Dortmund’s first team were directly targeted by a terrorist attack that injured one of its players, a new emotion was briefly added to the yellow wall’s palette: vulnerability…

MORE: Borussia Dortmund’s ‘yellow wall’ stands tall in face of attack on team | Football | The Guardian


Wednesday, April 12, 2017

United Airlines loses $1 billion in market value after passenger is dragged off plane

UNDER-FIRE United Airlines had more than $US1 billion ($1.3 billion) wiped off its value in one day after a bloodied and upset doctor was dragged off a flight he paid for.

David Dao was forced to leave so staff from a partner airline could have his seat for a connecting flight to Louisville, in the US state of Kentucky.

Shocking video of the incident, in which he is shown bleeding from the mouth and apparently disoriented, provoked fury around the world, The Sun reports.

Even the White House weighed in, with White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer saying: “When you watch the video, it is troubling to see how that was handled.”

Earlier, the carrier’s stock plunged four per cent, but rose after an apology by Oscar Munoz, the CEO of United Airlines’ parent company, United Continental.

Mr Munoz has pledged to review policies, saying passengers should not be mistreated and describing the removal by airport police as “truly horrific.”

“I continue to be disturbed by what happened on this flight and I deeply apologise to the customer forcibly removed and to all the customers aboard,” he added. “We take full responsibility and we will work to make it right.”

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Source: United Airlines loses $1 billion in market value after passenger is dragged off plane | Perth Now