The Daily Populous

Monday June 26th, 2017 evening edition

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Four-year-old Davie’onna shared a hug and a smile with the heroic bystander who, just hours before, helped save her life on her birthday.

Off-duty sheriff’s deputy Jeff Haire, 44, was having fun with family at a local pool in Panama City Beach, Florida, when he found himself trying to save the life of a nearly drowned girl.

It was Davie’onna, who was celebrating her 4th birthday at the pool with her mom and friends.

Immediately, Haire and the man lay her on the pool deck and began looking for a pulse.

Looking at her, Haire, who is a corporal with the Bay County Sheriff’s Office and 20-year police veteran, knew the situation was serious.

Unable to find a pulse, Haire immediately began administering CPR on the girl.

“I felt her heart rate go from literally 0 to about 100 — just like that,” Haire said. »

Germany tells Erdogan's bodyguards to stay away from Hamburg G20

Authored by dw.com

Hamburg Senator Andy Grote told Die Welt: "On our streets, only the Hamburg police have a say - and no one else.

More than 10,000 left-wing extremists are expected to descend on Hamburg for the G20 Summit being held on July 7 and July 8.

Hamburg is already a hotbed of left-wing activism and cars have been regularly torched in the lead up to the summit. »

CONGRESS ADMITS: MEUCCI IS THE REAL INVENTOR OF THE TELEPHONE

Authored by ponderwall.com

Meucci’s invention was called the “teletrofono” and had been demonstrated in 1860, then filed for patent in 1871.

But the Italian inventor, living on public assistance, was not able to pursue the patenting process because he could not pay the 10 Dollars fee.

In 1887 though, the government of the U.S moved to annul Bell’s patent on the grounds of fraud and misinterpretation. »

Betelgeuse captured by ALMA

Authored by eso.org
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This orange blob shows the nearby star Betelgeuse, as seen by the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA).

This is the first time that ALMA has ever observed the surface of a star and this first attempt has resulted in the highest-resolution image of Betelgeuse available.

Betelgeuse is one of the largest stars currently known — with a radius around 1400 times larger than the Sun’s in the millimeter continuum. »