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Principal Photography Wraps on Bounce TV's First Original Drama Saints & Sinners
ATLANTA Feb. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Principal photography has wrapped on Bounce TV's first-ever original drama series Saints & Sinners , the network announced today. Shot on location in Atlanta Saints & Sinners centers around the pursuit of power, intertwined with greed, deception, corruption and....

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PIABA: One Out Of Three Investor Awards In FINRA Arbitration Go Unpaid, "National Recovery Pool" Needed To Remedy Problem
WASHINGTON Feb. 25, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- There's a reason why the self-regulatory organization FINRA does not publish data about investors hit with unpaid arbitration awards. A new report from the Public Investors Arbitration Bar Association (PIABA) finds that "one out of three cases investors take....

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Ekiti Assembly warns Olukere over quest for obaship
The Ekiti State House of Assembly has urged the Olukere of Ikere-Ekiti, Chief, Ganiyu Obasoyin, to exercise decorum in his pursuit of the status of his chieftaincy title, so as not to undermine the peace currently reining in the state. This was contained in some of the resolutions of the House arrived at its plenary on Tuesday.

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Motherlode Blog: A Family Adds Five Children, Special Needs and All
Diane Stanley has seven children in her home: her biological son, Cooper, 18; her foster son, David, 22, who is intellectually disabled; and five younger children whom she and her husband adopted in November 2015. Those five include the biological siblings Demetries, 8; Caleb, 4; and Maya, 2; as....

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Man who shot Colorado deputies ranted against government
By DONNA BRYSON and MATT VOLZ Associated Press. BAILEY, Colo. (AP) - A man who spent years fighting the foreclosure of his Colorado home and ranted online about police and corporate corruption shot three law enforcement officers trying to serve an eviction notice Wednesday, killing one and wounding the others, authorities said.

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To rebuild trust, Chicago police recruit more minorities
By JASON KEYSER Associated Press. CHICAGO (AP) - A campaign to increase diversity in the ranks of the Chicago Police Department has resulted in a 13 percentage point jump in minority applicants, the department said in an announcement emphasizing its efforts to restore frayed trust with the black community.

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Yemi Itodo: Agatu – Buhari, Ortom, Military should wake up to their responsibilities
The primary aim of forming the government as enshrined in section 14 (2) is to protect the lives and properties of its citizens. Provisions of infrastructures and other social amenities is secondary. Also, the law establishing the Nigerian Army is to protect and defend the Nigerian integrity against....

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Iran arrests father of Baquer Namaz, imprisoned American businessman
Six weeks after freeing U.S. citizens in a prisoner swap with the United States , Iran appears to have arrested yet another man whom Washington may take an interest in seeing freed. Baquer Namazi, 80, is the father of American businessman Siamak Namazi, who was detained in October and was not part of last month's exchange.

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N.C. Labor Commissioner: Former Raleigh mayor, Greensboro minister vie to replace Cherie Berry
The incumbent Republican Cherie Berry has no primary opposition in her bid for a fifth term as N.C. labor commissioner. The challengers Mazie Ferguson, a Greensboro minister who has worked on behalf of the poor and disadvantaged, is running against former Raleigh Mayor Charles Meeker for the Democratic nomination to oppose Berry in November.

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YEARS AGO
. Today is Thursday, Feb. 25, the 56th day of 2016. There are 310 days left in the year. ASSOCIATED PRESS. On this date in: 1836: Inventor Samuel Colt patents his revolver. 1913: The 16th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, giving Congress the power to levy and collect income taxes, is declared in effect by Secretary of State Philander Chase Knox.

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This is Washington's homelessness as you've never seen it before - Washington Post
Washington PostThis is Washington's homelessness as you've never seen it beforeWashington PostHe is always playing WGTS 91.9, the Christian radio station, and is surrounded by supplies for the homeless: water, food, hygiene products and clothes for women, toilet paper, gloves and hats. I told him that I've met several homeless women who ...
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Support Efforts To Rebuild Economy With Prayers, Ambode Urges Christians
Gov. Akinwunmi Ambode of Lagos State on Thursday urged Christians to continue to pray for the country and support ongoing efforts of the Federal Government to rebuild the economy. Ambode said this at the opening and dedication of Bishop’s Court, the secretariat of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN) in Lagos.

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The least of these
“SOMETIMES I wonder,” said Doug Long, shivering among the demonstrators in Raleigh, North Carolina, on February 13th, “whether everyone who defines themselves as Christian really believes in the same God.” As a rabbi sharing the interfaith stage blew a shofer , and a protest group called the Raging....

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Shooting outside Birmingham church injures 1
A statement by pastor Matt Lacey of the Church of the Reconciler says an argument broke out Wednesday between two men who were eating breakfast at the church, which is part of the United Methodist denomination. Subscription Required. An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety.

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Permalink to ‘Pastor Alape’ (FARC)
Felix Antonio Muñoz, a.ka. “Pastor Alape,” is one of seven members of the military command of the FARC, Colombia’s largest guerrilla force which has been engaged in peace talks with the government since 2012. He assumed this position after the death of military chief “Mono Jojoy” in 2010, the....

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Who's Helping You Live the Dream?
Have you ever had a person in your life who saw your inner beauty, your soul radiance? I have. One of the first times this happened, was when I lived in Hong Kong. I was in my early 20s, struggling to find my way as an adult, and 10,000 miles from my family, friends and culture. I admit it, I was lonely and scared.

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Woman engage police to save children she claim are being brainwashed by church
A DISTRAUGHT mother has called on the police to help save her children from a church she claims is brainwashing them, New Era reports. Daily Sun reported that Velonika Kautotwa, a Walvis Bay resident, alleged that her two teenage boys had been indoctrinated to such an extent that they had even changed their names in accordance with the church.

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Meet Olajumoke's Mother & Mother-In-Law (Photos & Details)
Anybody can make it big, it's all about time and chance... Mrs Ramota Kamorudeen, a vegetable seller at Obada market in Iree, Boripe area of Osun State, is the mother of Olajumoke Orisagunna, a bread seller in Lagos who recently shot to fame courtesy of ace singer and photographer, T. Y. Bello.

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The wonderfully weird world of Italy’s church supplies expo
In 1993, a brilliant idea to streamline churchgoing for professionals made its international debut at Italy’s church supplies expo: a confession box to which your sins could be faxed. “A space-age telephone booth,” one reverend raged to the Catholic Herald .

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Woman engage police to save children she claim are being brainwashed by church
A DISTRAUGHT mother has called on the police to help save her children from a church she claims is brainwashing them, New Era reports. Daily Sun reported that Velonika Kautotwa, a Walvis Bay resident, alleged that her two teenage boys had been indoctrinated to such an extent that they had even changed their names in accordance with the church.

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Woman's tablet fundraising drive buys house for poverty-stricken family in Africa
A grandmother whose kitchen skills saw her raise enough money to put a permanent roof over the heads of a poverty-stricken family in Africa has admitted she is "gobsmacked" by the achievement. When Margaret Bayne heard a homeless woman and her four children had been squatting on a beach in Kenya for....

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Who was Tim Bosma? His friends remember
As week four gets underway at the trial into Tim Bosma's killing, the Crown is expected to continue its slow build against the co-accused, presenting more forensic evidence in painstaking detail. The court case, at times has become so graphic, some may be tempted to simply tune out of the news coverage.

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Beer-brewing pastor spreads Ga. craft
Craft beer makers who have shaken up the alcohol industry in Georgia really do come from all walks of life. But He’s an evangelical pastor and a co-founder and chief executive of Woodstock-based Reformation Brewery. His crew produced 1,600 barrels of beer last year and expects to nearly double its output this year.

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Spain's economy grows by 3.2 pct in 2015
MADRID, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- Spain's economy grew by 3.2 percent in 2015, according to data published on Thursday by Spain's Statistical Office (INE). The figure was the highest since 2007, thanks to a better performance of consumption and investment that showed rises of 3 percent and 6.4 percent respectively on a year-on-year basis.

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Spain's economy grows by 3.2 pct in 2015
MADRID, Feb. 25 (Xinhua) -- Spain 's economy grew by 3.2 percent in 2015, according to data published on Thursday by Spain's Statistical Office (INE). The figure was the highest since 2007, thanks to a better performance of consumption and investment that showed rises of 3 percent and 6.4 percent respectively on a year-on-year basis.

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Case vs mining protesters filed
SANTA CRUZ, Zambales: Police filed charges of obstruction and illegal assembly against eight anti-mining protesters allegedly involved in the barricade that prevented dump trucks of Zambales Diversified Mining Corporation (ZDMC) from hauling nickel ore from the mine site to the port last month.

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