This past Friday (July 13), the Georgia-based rapper dropped off Q.M., an 11-track effort featuring guest appearances from Hit-Boy, Soundz, Peso and …
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This past Friday (July 13), the Georgia-based rapper dropped off Q.M., an 11-track effort featuring guest appearances from Hit-Boy, Soundz, Peso and …
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Stream Quentin Miller's 'QM' Project
Last week, Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats said the country’s digital infrastructure is “literally under attack”
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Trump has doubts about intel chief’s warning on cyberattacks
There are several implications of another franchise tag, starting with Le’Veon Bell likely being done in Pittsburgh after this season.
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What no deal means for Le’Veon Bell and the Steelers
After a 14.5-sack effort last season, the DE will get a big raise playing under the franchise tag but won’t have long-term security.
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Cowboys content to play game of tag on DeMarcus Lawrence
LAKE FOREST (CBSLA) — A cleaning lady and four firefighters were hurt Monday after they were attacked by a swarm of bees. leaving the woman in critical condition. The woman had arrived to clean a home in the 23000 block of Buckland Lane in Lake Forest just before 10:30 a.m. when she was attacked by a swarm of bees, according to Orange County Fire Authority Capt. Tony Bommarito. Firefighters say she had what appeared to be around 50 bees covering her body, including her face, Bommarito said. There were as many as 80,000 bees in all involved in the attack, CBS2’s Dave Lopez reported. Opting not to wait for special suits to protect them from the bees, the firefighters rushed in with a carbon dioxide fire extinguisher they typically use for grease fires, Bommarito said. “They determined they needed to get that patient away from the bees, so they sprayed them with a carbon dioxide extinguisher and in the process all four got stung, two multiple times,” the captain said. The woman – who officials had just arrived for work when she was attacked – was stung hundreds of times and transported to Saddleback Medical Center in critical condition, Bommarito said. UPDATE: Officials say the female victim is a cleaning lady who had just arrived for work when she was attacked by the bee swarm. A bee expert has arrived and is now working on removing the swarm. 60-80 thousand bees is his estimate @CBSLA @KCBSKCALDesk pic.twitter.com/fvSVd0jco4 — Chris Ercoli (@CERCOLICBS) July 16, 2018 Two firefighters were also injured but were expected to recover, while the other two firefighters were also stung a few times but declined to be transported, Bommarito said. “They did an excellent job,” Bommarito said of the firefighters. “I hate to use the cliche that they made a life-or-death decision, but that’s just what they did. Hopefully maybe she lives based on what they did.” An estimated 10 pounds of hives were also removed from the scene by a company that specializes in handling bees, according to Bommarito. “It looks like she opened her trunk” next to the hives, which were “completely hidden”, Bommarito said. (© Copyright 2018 CBS Broadcasting Inc. All Rights Reserved. City News Service contributed to this report.)
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Cleaning Lady, Firefighters Hurt In Bee Attack
As expected, a long-term deal between the Los Angeles Rams and franchised safety Lamarcus Joyner was not reached by Monday’s 4 p.m. ET deadline, meaning Joyner is scheduled to become a free agent after this season.
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Rams, Joyner fail to reach long-term deal
After the Steelers and running back Le’Veon Bell failed to reach an agreement on a contract extension before Monday’s 4 p.m. franchise tag deadline, Bell’s agent told ESPN, “This now likely will be Le’Veon’s last season as a Steeler.”
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Agent: 2018 likely Bell’s last season as a Steeler
Dante Cunningham, a free-agent forward, has agreed to a one-year deal with the San Antonio Spurs, league sources told ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski.
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Sources: Cunningham, Spurs reach 1-year deal
No arrests have been made in the attack of Delicia Cordon.
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LaSean McCoy’s Ex Says She’s Not Sure If He Planned Robbery
No arrests have been made in the attack of Delicia Cordon.
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LaSean McCoy’s Ex Says She’s Not Sure If He Planned Robbery
TOWN OF ISLIP, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) – With temperatures reaching the high 80s Monday, some Long Island residents are demanding to know why their community pool is still closed after five years of waiting. The Town of Islip shuttered Roberto Clemente Park’s Olympic-sized pool amid budget cuts in 2013. Then as it was set to reopen, tons of polluted debris dumped at the site forced the entire park’s closure. The park has finally reopened, but still no pool despite a scheduled summer 2018 completion date. “You said 2018 it is now July 16,” community advocate Nelsena A. Day said to CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff. The community advocate and local residents say the town seems to have no sense of urgency to reopen the pool. “Just a few people, Some in the car sleeping. They’re just taking their time,” Brentwood resident Royetta Alston observed. A town spokesperson claims crews are working around the clock, but have been faced with a “Pandora’s Box” including pool walls that needed to be rebuilt and weather delays in March and April. “What kind of weather? We didn’t have 12 feet of snow… so what are they talking about?” Nelsena Day countered. Town officials say they believe they are now in the home stretch, but have not said if 2018 means anytime this summer when the pool is needed most.
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Long Island Community Wants Their Long-Shuttered Pool Reopened
TOWN OF ISLIP, N.Y. (CBSNewYork) – With temperatures reaching the high 80s Monday, some Long Island residents are demanding to know why their community pool is still closed after five years of waiting. The Town of Islip shuttered Roberto Clemente Park’s Olympic-sized pool amid budget cuts in 2013. Then as it was set to reopen, tons of polluted debris dumped at the site forced the entire park’s closure. The park has finally reopened, but still no pool despite a scheduled summer 2018 completion date. “You said 2018 it is now July 16,” community advocate Nelsena A. Day said to CBS2’s Carolyn Gusoff. The community advocate and local residents say the town seems to have no sense of urgency to reopen the pool. “Just a few people, Some in the car sleeping. They’re just taking their time,” Brentwood resident Royetta Alston observed. A town spokesperson claims crews are working around the clock, but have been faced with a “Pandora’s Box” including pool walls that needed to be rebuilt and weather delays in March and April. “What kind of weather? We didn’t have 12 feet of snow… so what are they talking about?” Nelsena Day countered. Town officials say they believe they are now in the home stretch, but have not said if 2018 means anytime this summer when the pool is needed most.
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Long Island Community Wants Their Long-Shuttered Pool Reopened
ORLANDO (CBSLA) — A woman’s attempt to document her trip to the top of a record-breaking amusement park ride took a dramatic turn when she dropped her still-recording iPhone 450 feet to the ground – and it survived the drop! Cansel Yıldırım told News 6 Orlando that she had planned to record herself and her date June 11 as they reached the top of the StarFlyer, which has been promoted by its owner as the tallest swing ride in the world. The video shows Yıldırım holding the phone as she and her passenger ascend to the top of the ride, but the footage is interrupted when she suddenly loses her grip. The phone spins through the air as it drops hundreds of feet, then lands screen-side down with its camera in the air – recording the entire time. Yıldırım told the station that she assumed the phone’s screen would be shattered, if the phone itself hadn’t broken into pieces on impact, especially since she didn’t have a case protecting it. Yet she says she was able to use the Find My iPhone app to locate the still-functioning phone, and when she picked it up, it had only a single scratch! She was able to upload the video on social media, where it’s received thousands of views. News 6 reports that phones and other personal items are not allowed on the StarFlyer, and that riders are asked to stow their belongings in plastic bins at the base of the ride before strapping in.
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iPhone Survives 450-Foot Drop From World’s Tallest Swing Ride
