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Black Clover: Even Aizen Will Feel Bad after Yuki Tabata Gave a Villain One of the Hardest Intros of All Time

If legendary villains are a topic of discussion, then Bleach‘s Aizen, Pain from Naruto, Dragon Ball‘s Frieza, and others might take the award home. But if you talk about villain entrances, then Yuki Tabata is well ahead in the game with Black Clover‘s antagonists. Not only does Black Clover have some incredibly powerful and well-developed […]

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“I zoned out of her storyline”: Utterly Destroying Daenerys Targaryen in Season 8 Wasn’t Game of Thrones’ Only Mistake With the Character

It’s no mystery that the excitement over Daenerys Targaryen’s story waned towards the epic finale of Game of Thrones, especially after the anticlimactic conclusion that saw her demise at the hands of Jon Snow. But, this wasn’t where her arc started to plummet. In fact, as early as the third season when she finally got […]

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After Lethal Weapon Star Gary Busey Died, The Afterlife Gave Him a Choice: “You may come with us now or return to your body”

What lies beyond death remains a mystery to most, but Gary Busey claims to have glimpsed the other side after a near-fatal motorcycle accident. This life-altering incident, involving a Harley Davidson, left him with extensive injuries that took months to heal. During his recovery, Busey spoke of profound experiences and insights gained from his time […]

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“Smacked me across the chest so f**king hard I stumbled back”: The Boys Star Who Was Assaulted by Beyoncé’s Bodysguards

Beyoncé has reached the highest possible ranks that an artist can. Having been singing for decades at this point, she has become integrated into the very fabric of popular culture. While there is no denying that this has opened many doors for her, such exposure can also be dangerous at times. Being as successful as […]

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Do Bruno Mars and Jessica Caban Have a Baby Together? Popular Rumors Suggest They Might Be Hiding Something from the Fans

Over the years, Bruno Mars’ music career has reached great heights—and through his ups and downs, his longtime girlfriend Jessica Caban has been his constant support. But despite their relationship, apparently going great for over a decade, the couple are yet to tie the knot.  So what could be the issue between them? According to […]

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McDonald’s CEO ‘not ruling out’ beef as possible source of horror E. coli outbreak that has left one dead & dozens sick

MCDONALD’S is still investigating the root cause of the horrific E. coli outbreak that left at least one person dead and dozens sick.

The fast-food giant abruptly yanked its popular Quarter Pounders from one-fifth of US stores on Tuesday and is now dealing with the fallout.

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One person has died and dozen more sickened from an E. coli outbreak at McDonald’s[/caption]
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CEO Chris Kempczinski, seen in 2016, is still investigating the root cause, but it’s been tied to the sliced onions found on the Quarter Pounder[/caption]
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Quarter Pounders have been yanked from one-fifth of McDonald’s locations[/caption]

McDonald’s bosses believe the infection came from an onion supplier, but the CEO is still looking at whether beef was contaminated, Bloomberg reported.

At least 50 people fell ill after consuming the burgers, and 10 of those were hospitalized for treatment.

E. coli infection causes deadly gastrointestinal effects, including diarrhea, vomiting, stomach cramps, and fever.

Those with severe cases can develop urinary tract infections, meningitis, or even sepsis, which can prove fatal.

The Quarter Pounder infections were mainly found in Colorado, and about nine cases have been identified in neighboring Nebraska.

The first horror case was reported on September 27.

McDonald’s yanked the menu item from restaurants in a dozen states, and executives are desperately trying to convince consumers that the rest of the menu is safe.

Regular hamburgers and cheeseburgers are still being offered, along with all chicken and potato products, CEO Chris Kempczinski confirmed.

E. coli spreads through raw vegetables and uncooked beef, so meat is normally safe from the bacteria.

However, Kempczinski said they’re still scrutinizing their beef products, which come from multiple suppliers.

McDonald’s stock plummeted following the E. coli death and completely erased the company’s 6% year-to-date gain.

Anyone living in Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Oregon, Utah, Wisconsin, or Wyoming is advised to monitor their condition if they ate a Quarter Pounder recently.

“If you have severe symptoms of E. coli infection after eating a Quarter Pounder hamburger at McDonald’s, seek health care and tell your provider about what you ate,” a Centers for Disease Control (CDC) alert reads.

According to the CDC, it’s unlikely they will ever know the total number of consumers affected, as it can take a month to link someone to the outbreak.

In response to the outbreak, Joe Erlinger, President of McDonald’s USA, made media appearances to “restore confidence” with customers.

“We are very confident that you can go to McDonald’s and enjoy our classics,” he told the Today show.

“We took swift action yesterday to remove the Quarter Pounder from our menu.

“That was swift and decisive action by us.

“We’re confident that, that we’ll see our way through this and we’ll restore confidence for the American consumer to come to McDonald’s.”

Anyone with questions about the outbreak is advised to call their state’s health department.

McDonald's E. coli outbreak

McDonald's North America Chief Supply Chain Officer Cesar Piña issued the following statement in response to the E. coli outbreak that has killed one and left 49 sick.

“Across the McDonald’s System, serving customers safely in every single restaurant, each and every day, is our top priority and something we’ll never compromise on.

“It is why we are taking swift and decisive action following an E. Coli outbreak in certain states. The initial findings from the investigation indicate that a subset of illnesses may be linked to slivered onions used in the Quarter Pounder and sourced by a single supplier that serves three distribution centers. As a result, and in line with our safety protocols, all local restaurants have been instructed to remove this product from their supply and we have paused the distribution of all slivered onions in the impacted area.

“Out of an abundance of caution, we are also temporarily removing the Quarter Pounder from restaurants in the impacted area, including Colorado, Kansas, Utah and Wyoming, as well as portions of Idaho, Iowa, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, and Oklahoma. We take food safety extremely seriously and it’s the right thing to do. Impacted restaurants are receiving a stock recovery notice today and should reach out to their field supply chain manager or distribution center with any questions.

“We are working in close partnership with our suppliers to replenish supply for the Quarter Pounder in the coming weeks (timing will vary by local market). In the meantime, all other menu items, including other beef products (including the Cheeseburger, Hamburger, Big Mac, McDouble and the Double Cheeseburger) are unaffected and available. We will continue to work with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and are committed to providing timely updates as we restore our full menu.

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Ron Ely dead: Tarzan star dies aged 86 as daughter shares tribute to ‘one of the greatest men’

TARZAN star Ron Ely has tragically died aged 86.

The legend’s daughter confirmed he passed away peacefully on September 29 in an emotional tribute.

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Tarzan star Ron Ely has tragically died[/caption]

Uploaded on Instagram, daughter Kirsten said: “The world has lost one of the greatest men it has ever known – and I have lost my dad.

“My father was someone that people called a hero. He was an actor, writer, coach, mentor, family man and leader. He created a powerful wave of positive influence wherever he went.”

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Sun legendary snapper Arthur Edwards awarded gong on 31st royal trip to Australia as King tells him to ‘take it easy’

THE Sun’s photographer Arthur Edwards was awarded a gong on his 31st trip Down Under to cover the Royal Family — as the King told him “take it easy”.

Arthur, 84, was presented with the Governor-General’s Medallion at Admiralty House in Sydney.

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Arthur chats with the King and Queen during his 31st trip to Australia
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Arthur, 84, was presented with the Governor-General’s Medallion by Governor-General Sam Mostyn, above, at Admiralty House in Sydney
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The Sun photographer’s gong that he received in Sydney

The honour — which recognises significant contributions to Australia — was given as the King and Queen rounded off their successful six-day visit to Oz.

Arthur took time out to chat with Their Majesties and catch up with all the events of the past few days after covering every minute of the trip.

And before he took the final photo of the couple waving goodbye, the King, 75, who has paused his cancer treatment to fly 10,000 miles to honour the invite from the Australian PM, told The Sun’s long-serving photographer to “pace himself”.

The King and Queen then jetted to Samoa in the South Pacific for a State Visit, which will include the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.

Arthur has covered Australian trips with the late Queen and Prince Philip, Charles and Di, Fergie and Andrew, William and Kate as well as Prince Harry.

He said of his award from Governor-General Sam Mostyn: “The King must have told her all about me and that I’ve been doing this for more than 40 years.

“She came over and said ‘I want to say thank you for everything you’ve done’.

“She gave me the medallion and it was a lovely surprise. I’m always surprised when the King comes up and talks to me as I don’t expect it.

“I’ve come to photograph the Royal Family for so many years, but this has been the best one ever.

“Not only the way the Australian public have received them, but the way it’s been received in Britain.

“The King wanted to come to Australia as he has been coming for 60 years and as he said he loves Australia.

“He told me to take it easy and pace myself. I’d love to come back if the King comes back one day, but who knows.”

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1981: Charles shows off his beach body at Bondi[/caption]
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1983: Diana and Prince at Uluru in the Outback
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1985: Arthur’s photo of Princess Diana having fun on a kids’ ride[/caption]
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1988: The Princess chats with lifeguards at a surf event[/caption]

Arthur was made an MBE in the 2003 Queen’s New Year Honours List for his services to the newspaper industry.

On his first trip Down Under with the royals in 1981, bachelor Prince Charles stripped off to his swimming trunks and swam in the sea off Bondi beach.

Queen’s last tour Down Under

And in 1983 he covered Charles and Diana’s five-week visit when they took along nine-month-old Prince William.

He was also there in 2011 with the Queen for what would be her last tour Down Under.

The King and Queen looked refreshed as they touched down yesterday in capital Apia in the South Pacific, greeted by a Samoan Police Force guard of honour.

The Queen emerged from the Royal Australian Air Force plane wearing a pink tunic and wide trousers.

The King waved on the aircraft’s stairs in a grey suit and blue tie. Samoa’s PM Fiame Naomi Mata’afa has encouraged him to dress down for the four-day visit to fit the laid-back “island vibe”.

After an exhausting trip, the couple had the evening off. Today, they will receive an official ceremonial welcome.

They will also visit a traditional village and embark on a mangrove walk.

The King will address the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting with leaders from 56 nations on Friday.

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2000: Queen Elizabeth braves rain with a brolly[/caption]
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2002: The Queen chats with Aboriginal dancers[/caption]
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2011: Her Majesty pulls a funny face as flowers are pushed too close to her[/caption]
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2013: Prince Harry has fun with kids in Sydney[/caption]
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2014: Kate and William have cuddles with a koala[/caption]
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2015: Prince Charles and Camilla sample wine[/caption]

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