| Wenger predicts 'elegant and charismatic' Vieira will become Arsenal manager
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| ARSENE WENGER has tipped Patrick Vieira to become a future Arsenal manager. Vieira, 42, inspired the Gunners to three Premier League titles and three FA Cups during a nine-year spell at Highbury. Arsene Wenger believes Patrick Vieira is a future Arsenal managerGetty He remains one of Arsenal's most legendary players, despite going on to enjoy success with Juventus, Inter Milan and Manchester City. And Vieira has since become a highly-respected coach, starting with Man City's reserves in 2013. Vieira was named head coach of New York City in 2016 and guided them for 90 matches before taking over at Nice last summer. The French side are a respectable eighth place in the Ligue 1 table. And many feel Vieira is destined for even bigger things in the future. One of those is former Arsenal boss Wenger, who forged a strong bond with Vieira in North London. And he believes his old captain is destined to return and manage his former side in the future. Wenger told Canal Football Club: "I see him as the Arsenal coach ...
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Arsene Wenger believes Patrick Vieira is a future Arsenal manager
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| Twitter Q1 earnings: revenue up 18%, daily active users up 11% to 134 million
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 But monthly active users fell by 6 million year-over-year. The social media company has announced its Q1 earnings for fiscal 2019. Results were somewhat mixed. On the plus side, Twitter saw revenue rise 18% to $787 million. Breaking that down by region, U.S. revenue was up 25% to $432 million and international revenue was up 11% to $355 million. Total ad revenue was $679 million, an increase of 18%. Read Full Story
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| The cost of childcare is ridiculous. Here's how some parents are making it work
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 When 26% of parents go into debt to pay for childcare and it can even cost more than rent, there's clearly something wrong. The first time I walked into Kim Perrelli's office in Ocean Township, New Jersey, it was hard not to notice the babies. Perrelli is executive director of Child Care Resources of Monmouth County, a nonprofit that helps people access affordable childcare. While it's not a childcare center, the organization's policy is that new parents can bring infants to work with them for the first six months after birth or until they're mobile. After that, the office welcomes children as needed by the parents. Read Full Story
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| How to get teens to give up junk food: Tell them they're victims of corporate manipulation
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 Giving kids a lesson in how the junk food industry engineers food to be addictive–and how it targets kids in ads–is more effective in improving eating habits than simple nutritional lessons. Before it was defaced, the original McDonald's advertisement featured a towering Big Mac with the all-caps message "THE THING YOU WANT WHEN YOU ORDER SALAD" superimposed over it. Then someone scribbled in an extra clause. It now reads: "THE THING YOU WANT WHEN YOU ORDER SALAD SHOULD BE SALAD," with the graffiti covering up a golden arches logo. Read Full Story
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| New podcast digs into all 846 episodes of "Cops" and its distorted reality of crime culture
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 In his new podcast, "Running from Cops," "Missing Richard Simmons" host Dan Taberski investigates the skewed depiction of law enforcement on "Cops." At some point in your life, chances are you've watched an episode of Cops. Drunk arrests, car chases, foot chases, incoherent yelling, taser hits, door-crashing—it's like the junk food of television. For the past 30 years, the Fox reality show has depicted the workaday duties of police officers across America and how they deal with the less-than law-abiding members of society. The series has been on so long that for anyone under 50 years old and not in regular contact with police activity, Cops has likely played a role in your view of policing and who is committing crimes. You absolutely know the theme song. Read Full Story
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