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China's government said Thursday it reserves the right to retaliate if Washington goes ahead with proposed investment controls Beijing said violate global trade rules.
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The Commerce Ministry's comment came as the two sides prepared for weekend talks in Beijing on American complaints about China's trade surplus and Beijing's promise to buy more American goods.
The White House announced plans this week to restrict Chinese investment in the United States and purchases of high-tech goods. It renewed threats to impose 25 percent tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese goods in response to complaints Beijing steals or pressures foreign companies to hand over technology.
Such curbs would violate the "rules and basic spirit" of the World Trade Organization, said a Commerce Ministry spokesman, Gao Feng.
"The Chinese side will carefully evaluate the U.S. measures and reserves the right to take corresponding measures," Gao said at a regular briefing.
Meanwhile, the ministry said a team of more than 50 American officials was meeting with Chinese officials to prepare for the talks due to start Saturday involving Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.

lashed out on Wednesday at renewed threats from the on trade, warning that it was ready to fight back if Washington was looking for a trade war, days ahead of a planned visit by Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
In an unexpected change in tone, the said on Tuesday that it still held the threat of imposing on $50 billion of imports from unless it addressed the issue of theft of American intellectual property.
Washington also said it will press ahead with restrictions on investment by Chinese companies in the as well as export controls for goods exported to
Its tougher stance comes as President Donald Trump prepares for a June 12 summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whose key diplomatic backer is China, and as Washington steps up efforts to counter what it sees as Beijing's efforts to limit freedom of navigation in the South China Sea.
The trade escalation came after the two sides had agreed during talks in Washington this month to find steps to narrow China's $375 billion trade surplus. Ross is expected to try to get China to agree to firm numbers to buy more US goods during a June 2-4 visit to the Chinese capital.
“We urge the United States to keep its promise, and meet China halfway in the spirit of the joint statement,” Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying told a daily news briefing, adding that China would take “resolute and forceful” measures to protect its interests if Washington insists upon acting in an “arbitrary and reckless manner”.
Rrelations, every time a country does an about face and contradicts itself, it's another blow to, and a squandering of, its reputation,” Hua said. China has said it will respond in kind to threats by Trump.
It was not clear if the developments would have any impact on the planned visit to China by Ross. China's Foreign Ministry referred questions to the Commerce Ministry, which did not reply to a fax seeking comment.
Several U.S. officials arrived in Beijing on Wednesday for talks, according to a U.S. embassy spokeswoman, including Under Secretary of Agriculture Ted McKinney; the U.S. Trade Representative's chief agricultural negotiator, Gregg Doud; and Commerce Department Deputy Assistant Secretary Alan Turley.
Trade war fears had receded after the Trump administration said it had reached a deal to put ZTE Corp back in business after banning China's second-biggest telecoms equipment maker from buying U.S. technology parts for seven years.
The easing in tension had fuelled optimism that agreement was imminent for Chinese antitrust clearance for San Diego-based Qualcomm Inc's $44 billion purchase of Netherlands-based NXP Semiconductors NV, which has been hanging in the balance amid the trade dispute.
A team of Qualcomm lawyers that is expecting to meet with Chinese regulators ahead of Ross's arrival remained in San Diego as of late Tuesday, a source familiar with the matter said.
"On hold now," another person familiar with Qualcomm's talks with the Chinese government said on Wednesday, declining to be identified as the negotiations are confidential.
"Trump is crazy. Crazy tactics might work, though," the person added.
AND TACTICS
William Zarit, chairman of the American Chamber of Commerce in China, said the U.S. threat of appeared to have been "somewhat effective".
"I don't think it is only a tactic, personally," he told reporters on Wednesday, adding that the group does not view tariffs as the best way to address the trade frictions.
"The thinking became that if the U.S. doesn't have any leverage and there is no pressure on our Chinese friends, then we will not have serious negotiations."
The Global Times, an influential tabloid run by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said the United States was suffering from a "delusion" and warned that the "trade renege could leave Washington dancing with itself".
State news agency Xinhua said China hoped that the United States would not act impulsively but stood ready to fight to protect its own interests.
"China will continue to hold pragmatic consultations with the United States' delegation and hope that the United States will act in accordance with the spirit of the joint statement." Also on Tuesday, a official said the U.S.
government plans to shorten the length of visas issued to some Chinese citizens as part of a strategy to prevent intellectual property theft by U.S. rivals.
Citing a document issued by the Trump administration in December, the official said the U.S. government would consider restrictions on visas for science and technology students from some countries.
Beijing should open more to world, says IMF
US says still holds threat of imposing tariffs on $50 bln of Chinese goods
Beijing asks US to stick to earlier agreement on trade
US officials arrive in Beijing for talks
US plans to shorten length of visas issued to some Chinese citizens
Beijing should open more to world, says IMF
China has made progress on reforms but should allow market forces to play a more decisive role and accelerate its opening up to the rest of the world, the Monetary Fund (IMF) said.
While credit growth has slowed, it remains too fast, and policy makers should de-emphasise growth targets and focus on higher-quality growth, the fund said in a statement released Wednesday in Beijing at the conclusion of its mission for the 2018 Article IV Consultation.
Embracing market forces means reducing public sector dominance over many industries, opening markets to the private sector, and ensuring competition, the fund said, adding that the trade and investment remain restrictive.
The fund's recommendations chime with the criticisms that the Trump administration has leveled at Beijing in the course of the current trade dispute. - Bloomberg


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Question: Alan Duff: The Bus will be back - write him off at your peril

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Thanks, Julian Savea, for the 46 times you scored tries for the All Blacks, the joy you have given your country.
No thanks to the sportswriters and knocker fans for saying you're finished at the age of 27. Thumbs-down the spurious claim that greatness ends at that age.
Mediocrity, at about the age of 10, makes itself known when its possessor becomes aware he wakes each day seething with jealousy and resentment of his peers who have a sunny outlook, yet possess a killer competitive attitude playing sport.
Our unpersonable young mediocrity starts to wonder how he can even the genetic score.
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At 15 or 16 with no girlfriends and hardly any mates added to the festering mind, mediocre people are down to wanting revenge. But how, against such impossible odds? Become a sports journalist. (That's my invite to the paper's Christmas party gone.)
Or join the crop of beer-slugging couch spuds and make an art of putting down sportsmen and knocking back beers, gobbling chips.
Here's a little test I've used for years to reveal a person's true character: Tell him or her of someone's success. And watch the eyes glaze over. Ram it home by giving big dollar numbers gained and see the faint tremor of facial muscles.
That's envy coming to the boil. Hatred comes next. Self-hatred later in their bathroom mirror.
Thanks to the Auckland Blues for trying to right your lurching ship. Sometimes these things take time, a lot longer than you think. But written off? Why turn our backs on such talent when all that's required is the right person(s) to instil a winning culture?
Thank you, Tana - no surname required for a legend - for getting the ship under control. Thank you for beating the Lions when every single scribe in the country said "impossible". I was at the match with friends and joyous it was too.
Since when was any game of rugby or rugby league won from a laptop or the couch? Think of the poor parents of these boys who have sacrificed so much to ensure son gets into a top team only to read or hear him being battered.
Doesn't matter who it is - when an All Black's "gone" he ain't coming back. These people don't want him back. They want the next big thing, the new sensation. Till they don't. And the process starts over again. Knocking, always knocking. Never praising, other than the knockers' own claimed talents.
Who's going to stop the Bus? All Black wing Julian Savea on a thundering run. Photo / Greg Bowker Who's going to stop the Bus? All Black wing Julian Savea on a thundering run. Photo / Greg Bowker
Israel Dagg was written off and the public were told by these little non-achievers that Dagg's reign was over. Seemingly confirmed when Hansen and co dropped Izzy for the 2015 World Cup. But Hansen actually stated publicly that he felt Izzy had at least another 20 tests in him.
Not so the sports hacks. Virtually to a man they wrote him off. He's finished. Kaput. Way past his best. Till Dagg came back - again - with even better than his best and compelled the selectors to only one choice on the wing: Israel the Magnificent.
Recently, a British rugby identity had Israel Dagg in his world top 30 rugby players.
Knock, knock. Who's there? "Me, whose name kind of rhymes with knock. Best rugby analyst in the world. A scorching rugby career in my primary school second XV, third in the 20-metre under-9 freestyle swim, you should have seen it. What did you ask? Well, yes, that was me booing the guy's kicks at goal the other day. He's the opposition."
Sure. But he's not your enemy. Nor are the players.
Dan Carter in the months leading up to the 2015 RWC? Finished. Past it. Lost his confidence. No longer commands. So who plays the best game of his already incomparable career in the final? Dannyboy. Shut the knocking brigade up.
Ask any top level sportsperson if ever a newspaper article lifted his or her game. How does slagging help anyone? Would any business succeed if the employees only heard criticism? You're a Blues player and you read a vicious outpouring, how do you feel? What is achieved? If every time a sports journalist put their copy in and the editor told the whole country he is not up to the job? How long before he resigned and looked for other work?
If children at our schools were subject to daily haranguing on their every little perceived misdeed, on not getting a point first or fifth time up? Where would they be other than shutting down and rejecting their teachers?
What's achieved if all you hear is criticism? How are you going to fix your mistakes, build your team culture? "The Bus" will be back. The Warriors and the Blues will find the winning formula. The hacks and couch spuds? Never.

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Jack Morris makes it into the baseball Hall of Fame and deserves it. Reuvers cannot find what Joe is looking for on the internets. The Viking fans should not be panicked at all. Patrick says it will all work out.


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Question: Fentanyl detected in more overdose deaths in B.C.

Overdose deaths continue to be nearly double what they were last year, with the latest numbers from the BC Coroners Service showing 1,208 British Columbians died between January and October this year.
That compares to 683 deaths due to opioid overdoses for the same period in 2016.
There were 96 deaths in October, compared to 85 in September. Those numbers are down from a high of 140 in January, but the numbers continue to track a “new normal” of elevated deaths due to overdose first seen in December of 2016.
Fentanyl, a powerful synthetic opioid that is added to many illicit drugs and is the main factor behind the increased death rate, has been detected in more of the recent overdoses. In 2016, fentanyl was detected in 68 per cent of deaths due to overdose. From January to October 2017, fentanyl has been detected in 83 per cent of deaths.
Last week, the City of Vancouver reported that firefighters have responded to 6,000 overdose calls this year, a 28 per cent increase from last year. The B.C. government also recently announced a new Overdose Emergency Response Centre to be located at Vancouver General Hospital.

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The Milwaukee County Medical Examiners Office issued two alarming tweets on Monday. The first is that a person here died from using carfentanil - a substance that is 10,000 times more potent than morphine and 100 times more potent than fentanyl. It is the first reported death attributed to carfentanil in Wisconsin.
MCMEO confirms first Wisconsin carfentanil death - carfentanil is 10000x more potent than morphine. #doseofrealityWI — Medical Examiner (@mkemedexamine) April 17, 2017
The second message from the medical examiner is that deaths in the county from fentanyl appear on track to increase by more than 60 percent over 2016. Fentanyl is a potent, synthetic opioid used to treat pain.
Fentanyl deaths on track to increase by more than 60 percent from last year. #doseofrealityWI — Medical Examiner (@mkemedexamine) April 17, 2017
Last year, in Milwaukee County, 294 people died due to opioid use including four children under the age of three.
Both warnings were released Monday, as the one-year anniversary approaches of performer Prince's death of a fentanyl overdose. His body was discovered in his home on April 21, 2016.
According to the federal Drug Enforcement Agency, carfentanil not only poses a substantial risk to users, but also to first responders who may come into contact with the substance. They are trained, and urged, to follow strict safety protocols to avoid accidental exposure.


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Question: Home prices surge in February even as mortgage rates rise

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The critical shortage of homes for sale continues to drive home prices higher nationwide.
Values jumped 6.3% nationally in February compared to a year earlier, according the S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller Home Price Index. That is a wider gain than January's 6.1% annual jump.
Home prices nationally were 6.7% higher than their peak in July 2006, but that does not account for inflation. After holding steady for the last month, mortgage rates began to climb again and are now at their highest level in four years.
Prices are increasing more sharply in the nation's largest metropolitan markets. The largest 10 cities saw an annual increase of 6.5% compared to 6% in February. The largest 20 cities saw 6.8% gains, up from 6.4% in January.
Local leaders continue to be Seattle (+12.7%), Las Vegas (+ 11.6%) and San Francisco (+10.1%). Thirteen of the top twenty cities saw bigger annual price increases in February than in January.
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"Year-over-year prices measured by the National index have increased continuously for the past 70 months, since May 2012. Over that time, the price increases averaged 6% per year," noted David Blitzer, Managing Director and Chairman of the Index Committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices. "With expectations for continued economic growth and further employment gains, the current run of rising prices is likely to continue."
These prices are based on a three-month running average, going back to December. Mortgage interest rates jumped sharply in January, but the rise does not appear to have thrown any cold water on hot prices. Prices are being driven entirely by very high demand and very low supply.
Inventory is down across the nation, and homebuilders, while increasing production slowly, are not coming anywhere close to meeting new demand. Builders are also not focused on the entry level, where the bulk of demand is, due to higher costs for land, labor and materials. Supply is leanest at the low end of the market, where demand is highest.
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In Denver and Salt Lake City, where unemployment is low, occupancy of manufactured homes, including mobile homes, has soared by triple digits even as rent continues to rise.


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Question: Former Hatters skipper doesn’t anticipate any less pressure in League One

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Ex-Luton captain Scott Cuthbert doesn’t think there will be any less pressure on the Hatters now they have made it back into League One for the first time in a decade.
During their three years in League Two, Town had been expected to win promotion at the start of each season, going desperately close during the 2016-17 campaign, beaten in the play-offs, before getting the job done last term.
If they have a good start, get going, get a few results, I think the fans will be expecting them to push the bigger teams. Scott Cuthbert
Any thoughts that the expectation level amongst supporters would decrease ever so slightly with Luton in the third tier of English football was brushed aside by the defender, who left the club earlier this month, as he said: “Playing for the Luton fans for the past few years, I doubt that, I genuinely doubt that.
“They do expect a lot and I think they’ll be expecting the team to do well, especially if they have a good start, get going, get a few results, I think the fans will be expecting them to push the bigger teams.”
The 31-year-old doesn’t think that another season of success is beyond Town’s capabilities either having seen how they won promotion from League Two, as he continued: “I can’t see why not. I know the gaffer, I know the way he works, he’s intense, he’s driven, he wants to win things, he wants to be successful and I can’t see him settling for mediocrity and mid-table.
“I think he’ll be wanting to push on and will want to try and sign the best that’s available in that league.
“I think he will, and I fully believe Luton will be up there challenging next season.
“I don’t know if they’ll be up there in the top two as there’s some big teams in that league, some exciting away games for the fans to go to, but I certainly believe they’ll be right up there challenging.”
The determination to achieve success has been something that Cuthbert learned to get used to after arriving from Leyton Orient in the summer of 2015, as he felt there was no extra onus on having to go up this term.
He continued: “For me, this was my third season, you just kind of learn to deal with the expectation.
“Even in my first year, under John Still, the fans expected us to be promoted, so when you’re a club the size of Luton in League Two, there’s always that expectancy that you’re going to be up there challenging.
“Genuinely the third year when we came back in pre-season, I didn’t feel it anyway. There was no real added expectation or pressure, because it was already there and we expected that from ourselves as well.
“So there was certainly no added pressure, we knew what we wanted to achieve, we set that out early doors and thankfully we achieved it.”
Cuthbert freely admitted that he hadn’t been at his best during his first season with the club, but believes he won the Town fans over and was quick to praise the impact they had too, saying: “My first year at Luton never went to plan.
“I started the season well, but towards the end of John Still’s reign I was poor, I was very poor.
“I hit a real bad patch of form and then it wasn’t until Nathan Jones came in that I started putting in the performances.
“But the fans have been great, it’s ridiculous the amount of fans we take to away games.
“Wycombe games are always good, Stevenage games are good, they travel and fill the stands and it’s certainly unique in this division.
“You don’t get a lot of teams that take that following. The manager mentioned it at the end of season parade, how well they supported us this year and they’ll fully support the club next season as well when they go to places like Sunderland which are five, six hours up there, they’ll definitely take a couple of thousand up there.”
Although he didn’t feature in the final game either, just on seeing the scenes at Notts County, Cuthbert added: “Fantastic, you go up there and there’s four and a half thousand fans who are not really bothered about the result, they’re there to have a party and enjoy themselves.
“It was great hearing them from the warm up right to the end, it was fantastic seeing them at the end and giving them all a clap, saying goodbye and fantastic to see that atmosphere. To have supporters like that and for them to turn up in their numbers, it’s fantastic for the club.”

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Tide is turning
Steve Bruce reckons the ‘dark days’ at Aston Villa are now finally behind them.
The club had struggled for years in the Premier League before that fatal relegation season in 2016 and last term’s failed promotion push made matters even worse.
But a fine start to 2018 has lifted spirits in the claret and blue camp and automatic promotion is now in sight.
Away from football, this week has been particularly difficult for the boss after dealing with an illness to his mother.
But the strong support network around him at Villa have played a major role in keeping things ticking over.
“I must thank my staff this week because they’ve been great,” said Bruce.
“They prepared the team for Sheffield United so they deserve all the plaudits.
“I watched on as the staff, supporters, the team, all celebrated. The whole lot of them were engrossed in the winning goal.
“And it’s little moments like that, that tell me, thankfully, it is starting to turn our way a little bit.
“Hopefully the tide is turning."
Roomies
Aaron Tshibola will be facing a familiar face this weekend when his loan club Kilmarnock face Celtic in the SPL.
The 23-year-old made the move north of the border to join Killie for the remainder of the season, after his MK Dons spell came to a premature end.
For a short while in 2016, the young midfielder was in the same side as Scott Sinclair, before the winger left for the Scottish champions.
And speaking to BT Sport, Tshibola revealed that the pair shared a room while on pre-season under Roberto Di Matteo.
“He was actually my room-mate at Aston Villa,” Tshibola said.
“I know Scotty quite well and it will be good to see him again. We have kept in touch.
“I didn’t really speak to him too much before coming up here but I’m obviously aware of what Scotty’s achieved here. He’s a great player and a great person so I’m happy for him.
Signings rated
Dr Tony Xia has spent around £80million of his hard-earned cash and handed out whopping contracts to give Aston Villa a shot at the Premier League.
Villa’s Chinese owner has signed 25 players since buying out Randy Lerner 18 months ago. In fact, his spending has been so vast that Villa have spent the last six months trying to avoid breaching Financial Fair Play regulations.
The first manager of the Xia era, Roberto Di Matteo, was handed a whopping transfer kitty in 2016 and signed nine players on permanent deals.
The second, Steve Bruce, has signed 16 players in little over 15 months since replacing the Italian in the Villa hotseat.
The only signing who hasn’t been immediately drafted into the first team is rookie defender Jacob Bedeau, who cost the club the best part of £1million when he joined from Bury this time last year.
As most of you are probably aware, the Birmingham Mail put out an appeal on social media yesterday for supporters’ opinions on the 25.
Benchwarmers
Aston Villa’s substitutes would beat Burton Albion at the moment.
That’s the view of Nigel Clough, who is preparing his Brewers side for the trip across the Midlands to Villa Park this weekend.
Burton are rock bottom of the Championship at present, having lost their last three matches including the 3-1 reverse at home to Reading on Tuesday, and are now a couple of points adrift of safety.
The claret and blues, meanwhile, are in polar opposite form - they’ve now won five games in a row and are up to third.
Clough, who saw his side edged out in a 2-1 defeat in the same fixture last season, pulled no punches about where the two sides are at at the moment and even suggested Villa had enough quality on the bench to beat Albion.
Grabban the opportunity
Lewis Grabban wants to fire in the goals that send Aston Villa back to the Premier League - and then make Villa Park his home.
The 30-year-old joined on loan from Bournemouth but knows that his only way of achieving a permanent deal is by repeating the goalscoring form that made him a hit at Sunderland earlier this term.
Grabban smashed in 12 goals for the Black Cats and wants a similar return in the Midlands as the claret and blues chase down automatic promotion.
He will have to wait for at least another week to get underway, though, after boss Steve Bruce revealed he would not be risking him in the matchday 18 against Burton Albion after a month without a game.
The feeling of disappointment is evident as the striker conducts his first interview since joining with the Birmingham Mail.
This is a man who is now at his 12th club but explains the only reason for so many loan moves in his career is because he’s desperate to play.
An explanation
Steve Bruce has confirmed Aston Villa are NOT in a position to offer Alan Hutton a new contract due to their ongoing battle with Financial Fair Play.
Hutton, 33, has been in excellent form for Villa this season and Bruce has selected him from the start in 16 of the last 18 Championship fixtures.
The Scottish defender is out of contract at the end of the season and recently approached the manager to discuss the possibility of a renewal only to be told an extension was off the table.
Despite Hutton’s disappointment, Bruce insists it’s ‘not the end of the world’ for the defender and expects plenty of suitors. The Villa manager also refused to rule out a u-turn - but that depends on what division Villa are in come the end of the campaign.
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Aston Villa take on basement side Burton Albion at Villa Park tomorrow looking to secure their sixth consecutive Championship win.
Nigel Clough's side have really struggled of late and Steve Bruce's promotion chasers are expected to put them to the sword.
Burton were on the agenda at Bruce's pre-match press conference this afternoon, as was new boy Lewis Grabban.
Here's everything the manager said in the first part of Villa's media briefing.
Too soon
Steve Bruce has hinted today’s match with Burton Albion will come too soon for Aston Villa newbie Lewis Grabban as the Bournemouth loanee looks to get up to speed following his Deadline Day arrival.
Grabban trained with Villa for the first time yesterday following his last minute switch from the Premier League Cherries and Bruce is delighted to have added another forward to his ranks.
Bruce made no secret of his desire to bring in a new striker at the beginning of the transfer window with Jonathan Kodjia out long term.
Leonardo Ulloa was Bruce’s first choice target but the Argentine elected to re-join former club Brighton rather than link up with Villa.
But the man Villa did get, Grabban, will prove an ‘excellent bit of business’ according to Bruce.
Big factor
Tommy Elphick has cited Reading manager Jaap Stam as the key reason behind his decision to leave Aston Villa for the Royals.
Elphick, 30, was allowed to leave Villa Park after making just three Championship starts this season and linked up with Reading on Monday.
The former Villa captain will spend the rest of the campaign on loan at the Madejski Stadium in a move which should be made permanent in the summer.
And Elphick is delighted to link up with Stam, whom he admired as a player.
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Here's hoping
Aston Villa want to make Sam Johnstone their goalkeeper for the long-term future but know the only way to keep him at the club is to win promotion.
The on-loan Manchester United stopper has starred this season and was influential in the latest win at Sheffield United.
No other goalkeeper in the Championship has more clean sheets than Johnstone this season and that’s part of the reason why boss Steve Bruce is desperate to sign him up in the summer.
“We hope he will be our keeper for the next five years,” said Bruce.
“That would delight me. He is a big tick as far as we are concerned.
“But whether we can do a deal, we will have to wait until the end of the season.”
Selection dilemma
Aston Villa go in search of a little bit of history against Burton Albion this weekend.
Steve Bruce’s side are taking 2018 by storm and recorded a fifth successive Championship win courtesy of Robert Snodgrass’ late stunner at Sheffield United on Tuesday.
If Villa can beat Burton - who they dismantled 4-0 at the Pirelli Stadium in September - they will have recorded six league wins on the spin for the first time since 1990.
The claret and blues are third in the Championship and just one point behind Derby County, who take on Brentford on Saturday.
Team news
Villa are expected to be at virtually full strength once again. Jonathan Kodjia (ankle) and back-up goalkeeper Jed Steer (shoulder) remain long term absentees but Bruce should be able to call upon everyone else.
Chris Samba, Henri Lansbury, Andre Green and Gabby Agbonlahor weren’t even named on the bench at Bramall Lane, such is the incredibly talented pool of players Bruce has to choose from.


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Samsung has installed the first LED movie screen in North America at the Pacific Theatres Winnetka in Chatsworth. Revolutionary in and of itself, if could revolutionize the exhibition business if it takes off among theater operators.
The solid, black, almost 33.8 ft. wide, 17.7 ft. high screen — the middle of three sizes that will eventually be available to exhibitors under the Samsung Onyx brand — is illuminated by nearly 9 million pixels. It offers true dark blacks, borderline-blinding whites and super-bright ranges of all the colors in between, not to mention the most realistic skin tones you may ever have seen in a theater.
Already in operation at a few venues in Asia and Europe, Onyx also features a unique sound system developed by the Korean electronics company’s Northridge-based Harman subsidiary’s JBL Professional cinema sound audio division.
“We have a million-to-one contrast ratio, we have revolutionary true blacks and we have unparalleled dynamic range,” Nick Conti, Samsung Electronics America’s senior business development manager for cinema, said during an Onyx demonstration at the Winnetka Theatre Friday.
“We really looked at redesigning how to do this audio system,” added Daniel Saenz, Harman Professional’s cinema solutions manager. “When you start thinking about LED screens, you realize that, compared to traditional cinema, you cannot have the speakers directly behind the screen. That’s just not possible here [since Onyx is made of solid materials, while most movie screens have lots of tiny holes for sound to come through]. So we moved [our] channels above the screen, and we implemented some special EQ that Samsung was working on. There’s a lot of innovation in that . . . for high output and clarity.”
A demonstration of how Onyx delivers Steven Spielberg’s visual- and audio-information packed “Ready Player One” followed the remarks. The movie’s black title card indeed looked, well, onyx, while the more darkly lit adventures in its videogame world boasted noticeably more detail and clarity than this reporter saw at a screening a few weeks earlier at Hollywood’s TCL Chinese 6.
The movie’s sound, which is not only enveloping and seems to come from precise images onscreen, also feels natural thanks to JBL reflector horns on the auditorium side walls that bounce certain sonic registers off the screen and to viewers’ ears properly.
Experience-wise, that made every engine rev and crash crunch in “RPO’s” huge road race sequence sound distinct to each vehicle. And when King Kong came galumphing and pounding after the racers, the whole theater and it’s plushly upholstered leather seats shook with temblor force.
Whether or not audiences will flock to such an experience and make it worthwhile for exhibitors to install Onyx remains to be seen. Conti would not answer questions about the system cost, though he did point out that not having to worry about projector sightlines (or projectionists) with the essentially backlit Onyx could make room for additional auditorium seats, and that six months after Onyx was installed at a theater in Korea last year, its average occupancy rate for all of 2017 rose by 12 percent.
“As far as whether it’s going to grow? Probably,” said Patrick Corcoran, vice president and chief communications officer for the National Association of Theatre Owners, the world’s largest exhibition trade organization. “With any technological change or innovation or expansion in the theatrical space, you have to look at two questions. One, will it sell more tickets? And the other question is, does the audience care about it? Whether you can sell more tickets or charge a premium price has to be balanced against the cost of installation and running it.”
One of the more recent presentational breakthroughs, Dolby Cinema, which combines the San Francisco Dolby Laboratories’ Vision laser projection and Atmos sound systems, has been healthily growing. The company recently announced 20 Disney films that have or will be shown in its format, which is in more than 90 mostly AMC theaters in North America (some 20 of which are in Southern California). Dolby Cinema has approximately 360 screen commitments around the world.
“Name a blockbuster film in the last couple of years, we’ve had it in Dolby Cinema,” the division’s vice president Frank Bryant said while touting Dolby’s own bright, dynamic color range, image definition and moving, synchronized sound. He’s convinced that while people are watching movies in more ways than ever, many are still willing to pay more to come to theaters with topflight presentation, along with other amenities such as recliner seats, cocktail and food-delivery service and reserved seating.
“Some of that is because of continuous improvement,” Bryant reckoned. “Any one of your readers can think about what cinema was like when they were a kid versus what it’s like today, how different it is. We intend to keep improving that experience; we’re always working on new audio and visual technologies.”
That said, Bryant sounded cautiously impressed by what the competition’s Onyx could be.
“LED delivers great pictures,” he said. “Cracking that audio problem is definitely something that the industry has got to work on. But we run into ecosystem issues like that anytime we do something with new technology.”
Onyx may have cracked another issue that projection systems simply can’t overcome. There is little to no image degradation on the big LED screen when the auditorium house lights are on, which could enable theater operators to use the rooms for group videogaming events, childrens parties, corporate presentations and other purposes yet to be imagined.
“Aside from it looking and sounding the best, I think the real benefit for cinemas with this are the new opportunities to provide different types of experiences in their theaters,” Carl Jacobson, a marketing communications director for Harman Professional Solutions, said of Onyx. “Some of those can happen at times when you don’t have people normally going to the theater. Even being able to use ambient lighting differently . . . It’s going to be interesting to see those things that we did not anticipate that people are going to do with this.”
Brighter theater spaces will also be a boon for operators who offer in-seat dining service – if not for cinema purists who hate the very idea of waiters running around during a screening. Still, if Samsung can sell exhibitors on that Onyx possibility, sales could be hot.

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Friday night (April 14), Lorde held a surprise performance at Pappy & Harriet’s, a small western-themed bar 20 miles outside of Coachella, where she debuted new music, including a song called “Sober” from her upcoming album.
The show was the singer’s first live performance in two years and only about 300 fans were at the event. The setlist for this show included “Homemade Dynamite,” but it was crossed off and not performed.
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However, two days later, Lorde took the main stage at Coachella and performed both “Sober” and “Homemade Dynamite.” Her new album, Melodrama, is scheduled for release June 16.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Luis Severino struck out 11 in seven overpowering innings, beating longtime Yankees nemesis Dallas Keuchel for the second time this year as New York topped the Houston Astros 5-3 on Wednesday night.
Gary Sanchez snapped an 0-for-19 slump with a two-run single and the Yankees took two of three from the reigning World Series champions this week to win the season series 5-2. Houston defeated New York in the 2017 AL Championship Series, with the home team winning all seven games.
If these budding rivals meet again this year, it will be in October.
Severino (8-1) allowed four hits, including Max Stassi's two-run homer, and walked one in winning his sixth consecutive decision. The ace right-hander, who hasn't lost since April 10 at Boston, threw a five-hitter with 10 strikeouts for his first career complete game in a 4-0 victory over Keuchel at Houston on May 2.
David Robertson struck out two in a scoreless eighth and Aroldis Chapman got three outs for his 12th save in 13 chances. Stassi, subbing for injured catcher Brian McCann, hit an RBI double with two outs in the ninth before Chapman fanned George Springer to end it.
After dominating the Yankees for years, Keuchel (3-7) dropped his third straight start against them - including the playoffs. The left-hander gave up four runs and seven hits in five-plus innings.
Keuchel entered 6-4 with a 1.82 ERA and two complete games in 10 outings against New York, including three postseason starts.
The 2015 AL Cy Young Award winner walked two batters in the first inning, and center fielder Jake Marisnick made a diving catch on a sacrifice fly by slumping slugger Giancarlo Stanton.
Sanchez rolled a two-run single through an open right side with two outs in the fifth to put the Yankees ahead 3-2.
Gleyber Torres doubled to start the sixth and scored from third on Didi Gregorius' single through a drawn-in infield that chased Keuchel. Aaron Hicks looped an RBI double off Collin McHugh later in the inning that got past a diving Marwin Gonzalez in left field.
Severino retired his first 11 batters, striking out seven of his first nine, before AL MVP Jose Altuve bounced a single through a wide-open right side.
New York (35-17), which has won 17 of its last 21 at home, matched a season high at 18 games above .500. The Yankees are 14-4 against left-handed starters and have won 10 of their past 11 completed series.
TRAINER'S ROOM
Astros: Slumping SS Carlos Correa was back in the lineup after a night off, and Springer took his turn receiving a rest. Springer struck out as a pinch hitter with two on to end the seventh and stayed in the game to play center field. ... OF Derek Fisher (gastrointestinal discomfort) had a scheduled day off on his rehab assignment at Triple-A Fresno, manager AJ Hinch said. ... The team was awaiting an update on McCann (sore right knee) after he was examined by doctors in Houston.
Yankees: RHP Adam Warren, on the DL since April 21 with a back strain, threw 41 pitches over three scoreless innings in a rehab start for Double-A Trenton. He allowed one hit and struck out three. ... 1B Greg Bird was rested, leaving Gregorius as the only left-handed batter in the starting lineup against Keuchel.
UP NEXT
Astros: Return home to face another 2017 playoff opponent in Boston. RHP Lance McCullers Jr. (6-3, 3.98 ERA) starts the opener of a four-game series Thursday night against LHP Drew Pomeranz (1-2, 6.75 ERA).
Yankees: An 11-game road trip that takes them to four cities, although they finish up in New York against the crosstown rival Mets at Citi Field. RHP Sonny Gray (3-4, 5.98 ERA) tries to rebound from his latest disappointing start Thursday night in Baltimore. RHP Andrew Cashner (2-6, 5.07 ERA) goes for the last-place Orioles.
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Giancarlo Stanton homered again, tying the Miami Marlins' season record, and he became the sixth fastest player to reach 250 career homers.
With one swing of the bat in Sunday's 5-3 win over the Colorado Rockies, Miami Marlins slugger Giancarlo Stanton made history in a couple of ways.
Stanton's third-inning home run off Rockies starter German Márquez was his 42nd of the season, tying Gary Sheffield for the Marlins' single-season record, set in 1996.
Even more impressive, it was career home run number 250. Only Ryan Howard, Ralph Kiner, Harmon Killebrew, Albert Pujols and Juan Gonzalez reached the milestone faster than Stanton, 27.
"It's been fun," Stanton told reporters after the game. "It's been a fun challenge every night for me.
"There's sometimes where if [a pitcher] throws his pitch, it's going to get demolished. Can't explain it. As long as I get extension and lift on the ball, it's going to go."
Thanks to Stanton, the Marlins completed a three-game sweep of Colorado at Marlins Park. He homered in all three games.
SUNDAY'S RESULTS
Washington Nationals 2-4 San Francisco Giants
Washington Nationals 6-2 San Francisco Giants
Detroit Tigers 4-6 Minnesota Twins
Miami Marlins 5-3 Colorado Rockies
Milwaukee Brewers 7-4 Cincinnati Reds
St Louis Cardinals 3-6 Atlanta Braves
Oakland Athletics 9-3 Baltimore Orioles
Arizona Diamondbacks 2-7 Chicago Cubs
Toronto Blue Jays 7-1 Pittsburgh Pirates
Tampa Bay Rays 3-4 Cleveland Indians
Philadelphia Phillies 2-6 New York Mets
Chicago White Sox 6-14 Kansas City Royals
Texas Rangers 1-2 Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers 6-4 San Diego Padres
Seattle Mariners 2-4 Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees 2-3 Boston Red Sox
SALE SINKS YANKEES
In a key matchup with the rival Yankees, Red Sox lefty Chris Sale performed brilliantly, striking out 12 and yielding only four hits and one earned run in seven innings of work.
Royals second baseman Whit Merrifield homered, tripled and drove in five runs in Kansas City's win. He went three-for-six at the plate.
PARKER IN GAME TO FORGET
Giants outfielder Jarrett Parker struck out six times and went 0-for-nine against the Nationals in a doubleheader. He stranded five runners in the opener.
GORDON DENIES DELMONICO
Nicky Delmonico was probably thinking "home run," but Royals centrefielder Alex Gordon was thinking, "this is the final out."
BRAVES AT ROCKIES
On Monday, Rockies pitcher Chad Bettis will make his first MLB start since being diagnosed with testicular cancer last November. The 28-year-old right-hander underwent surgery and later chemotherapy in his treatment. He was 14-8 with a 4.79 ERA last season. Bettis will face Julio Teheran (7-1, 5.25 ERA)


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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines has ordered an Australian Catholic nun to leave the country in 30 days after the immigration bureau revoked her missionary visa for joining protest rallies, an immigration official said on Wednesday.
Patricia Anne Fox, a 71 year-old superior of the Notre Dame de Sion in the Philippines, a congregation of Catholic nuns, was detained for a day last week after President Rodrigo Duterte ordered her investigation for “disorderly conduct”.
In a one-page order, immigration bureau head Jaime Morente asked Fox to leave the Philippines after “she was found to have engaged in activities that are not allowed under the terms and conditions of her visa.”
Fox, who has been in the country for more than 27 years, has 30 days to exit the Philippines after receipt of the order.
Her renewable missionary visa, which was due to expire in September 2018, was cancelled on Monday, but an immigration spokeswoman said she can still return to the mainly Catholic Southeast Asian country as a tourist, not as a missionary.
“We will file a motion for reconsideration on this order,” said Jobert Pahilga, a lawyer for the Australian nun. “She has not participated in any partisan activity. She is a nun.”
The left-wing activist group Bayan (Nation) condemned the expulsion order of an Australian nun who “has done so much for Philippine farmers in her nearly three decades stay here”.
“The Duterte regime is paranoid and afraid of an elderly nun working for human rights and social justice for the poor,” Bayan leader Renato Reyes said in a statement.
“The deportation order of Sister Pat is indeed despicable and utterly shameful,” said Reyes.
In a speech last week to soldiers, Duterte said he ordered the immigration to look into Fox’s political activities in the country.
“It’s a violation of sovereignty,” Duterte said, accusing Fox of badmouthing his administration. “You do not have that right to criticize us. Do not insult my country.”
His spokesman, Harry Roque, even showed journalists photos of Fox speaking at farmer and labourer protest rallies in Duterte’s hometown in southern Davao City early this month.

PNG's Immigration and Foreign Affairs Minister says he has no personal stake in attempts to deport two missionaries from the country.
Ezekiel Peter, the general secretary of the Gutnius Lutheran Church, claims internal church politics is behind an attempt by PNG's Immigration Department to deport Anton and Julie Lutz who are based in Enga Province, and have been active in combating sorcery related violence.
But Mr Pato says he has only signed removal orders in his capacity as Immigration Minister.
Meanwhile, he's defended the PNG Government's decision to deport New Zealand lay Catholic missionary Doug Tennent earlier this week, who'd been assisting landowners in their fight against a major Malaysian Oil Palm and logging company.
"All these persons who are removed, they're entitled to reapply to re-enter the country. So it's an administrative process," Mr Pato said.


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Kick off Memorial Day weekend at a ball game with a team made up of U.S. military veterans.
Although unlike average baseball players, this team is special. Players of the LS Warriors National Amputee Baseball team have either suffered a loss of limb, partial limb, digits, eye, or serious limb deformities, according to a release. At least half of the players use a prosthesis.
The team has three games scheduled throughout the holiday weekend.
Saturday, May 26 at 9 a.m. at Canyon Springs High School vs. Las Vegas 55's
Saturday, May 26 at 12 p.m. at Canyon Springs High School vs. OC Dodgers
Sunday, May 27 at 10 a.m. at Durango High School vs. D Bat Angels
For more information, visit the team's Facebook page.
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Question: Christen Cunningham says Oregon State views him as 'missing link'

Christen Cunningham got back to Birmingham, Alabama, on Tuesday at the midway point of a whirlwind week.
The former Samford point guard spent the previous two days visiting Oregon State but needed to get back for a night class at his soon-to-be alma mater so that he can stay on the path of a graduate transfer.
OSU hopes Cunningham, the all-time assist leader in Samford history, will make Corvallis his one-year home next season and has extended him a scholarship offer. Now two years removed from the postseason, the Beavers have four scholarships available for next season.
Yet no priority is bigger than securing an experienced point guard, which OSU has been without since Gary Payton II led the team to the NCAA Tournament in 2016.
"Coach (Wayne) Tinkle said they're one or two pieces away from really making that jump, getting back to that level that GPII's team played on," Cunningham said. "He talked about coming in, making everybody better and being that missing link to bring it all together."
Cunningham could make his decision in the next two weeks. He holds an offer from Ohio State and will visit Columbus later this week. He said he may also visit Louisville next week.
Cunningham started all 110 games he played at Samford, averaging 11.7 points and 4.7 assists per game, before his career there met an unexpected end.
The 6-foot-2, 190-pound Georgetown, Kentucky, native came down with an early season illness (which he declined to identify) that prematurely ended his senior year. Without Cunningham, who earned a medical hardship waiver, Samford fell from 20 wins to a 10-20 record.
A mass exodus followed, as two all-league players elected to transfer. Cunningham followed suit and will find himself at a Power Five conference program next season.
Cunningham, who was recruited to OSU by assistant coach Gregg Gottlieb, came to Corvallis with his mother and said he got into a good rhythm while playing with Tres Tinkle, Stephen Thompson Jr. and Ethan Thompson.
Oregon State is the only West Coast program Cunningham is considering. While the other teams are closer to home, he said geography wouldn't be the primary factor in his decision.
"The number one priority is getting to a program where I can come in and contribute right away and play a major role," Cunningham said. "Alongside that would be getting to a program where I know we can be overly successful; we can make the tournament and have a chance to make a deep run."
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Question: GoDaddy bans Neo-Nazi site for derogatory article on Charlottesville victim

GoDaddy, the world’s largest seller of internet domain names, has announced it will no longer allow neo-Nazi website The Daily Stormer to use its services. The company posted a tweet stating that the white supremacist site had 24 hours to find another provider after it violated GoDaddy’s ToS.
The move is a response to Daily Stormer founder Andrew Anglin's article disparaging Heather Heyer, the 32-year-old woman who was killed when an alleged white supremacist drove into a crowd of people protesting against the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, on Saturday.
Twitter user Amy Siskind called on GoDaddy to do something about Anglin’s piece, which called Heyer a “drain on society,” adding that “Most people are glad she is dead.”
We informed The Daily Stormer that they have 24 hours to move the domain to another provider, as they have violated our terms of service. — GoDaddy (@GoDaddy) August 14, 2017
GoDaddy corporate spokesman Dan Race told the Washington Post that the article violated its terms of service. “Given The Daily Stormer’s latest article comes on the immediate heels of a violent act, we believe this type of article could incite additional violence, which violates our terms of service,” Race wrote in an email to the publication.
GoDaddy has faced criticism over its decision to allow racist websites to register their domain names with the company, despite its terms of service banning “morally offensive activity.” The sites also use a GoDaddy-affiliated privacy service called Domains by Proxy, which stops the public from discovering contact information associated with a domain name.
“While we detest the sentiment of this site and the article in question, we support First Amendment rights and, similar to the principles of free speech, that sometimes means allowing such tasteless, ignorant content.” Ben Butler, GoDaddy’s director of network abuse, told The Daily Beast after a Daily Stormer article promised to “track down” the relations of CNN staff.
In the last few hours, it’s been reported that The Daily Stormer website has been infiltrated by Annonymous, with the hacktivist group ostensibly posting an article called “END OF HATE: ANONYMOUS NOW IN CONTROL OF DAILY STORMER.” However, the Anonymous twitter account claims it has no involvement with the hack, and that it is likely just a publicity stunt.
We have no confirmation that "Anonymous" is involved yet. Looks more like a DS stunt. Wonder if they are having issues finding a new host. https://t.co/ikXXRBfC5p — Anonymous (@YourAnonNews) August 14, 2017

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Question: Stewart runs for 3 TDs, Panthers beat Vikings 31-24

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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Jonathan Stewart seems determined that nobody is going to write the epitaph on his NFL career just yet.
The Panthers 30-year-old running back and all-time leading rusher has played 129 games in his NFL career, but had never run for more than two touchdowns in a game.
That ended Sunday when Stewart matched his entire 2017 scoring production with TD runs of 60, 1 and 1 yards in Carolina’s 31-24 win over the Minnesota Vikings.
“We didn’t doubt him,” said Panthers coach Ron Rivera. “That’s why we kept putting Jonathan out there. We believe in who he is, and he has been solid.”
Stewart’s first score came on a 60-yard run on third-and-1 in the first quarter, which gave the Panthers an early lead. The Vikings had stacked the box against the Panthers’ jumbo offensive set, and left guard Andrew Norwell pulled to make the key block to spring Stewart.
“You hope to just see a hole open because you just know there’s no one else in the secondary,” said Stewart.
Stewart scored on a 1-yard run on the second play of the second quarter, and his over-the-top 1-yard score with 1:47 left was the difference. He finished with 103 yards on 16 carries for his second 100-yard performance of the season.
OLSEN MAKING PROGRESS: Three-time Pro Bowler Olsen said he had a goal when he played his second game since missing 10 weeks with a broken right foot.
“I wanted to be on the field in victory formation,” he said. “That means I played the whole game and we won.”
Olsen was only targeted once and did not make a reception, but he finished the game. He did leave the field briefly in the first half, after taking a hit on the right ankle.
“It felt good to get back out there, play a full game, kind of get my legs under me a little bit,” said Olsen. “It’s been a while since I’ve played a good amount of stats.”
Panthers coach Ron Rivera said he wants to get Olsen more involved in the offence next week against Green Bay.
Center Ryan Kalil played the entire game for Carolina, the first time he has done that since Week 1 because of a lingering neck injury.
VIKINGS ACHILLES HEEL: The Vikings sacked Cam Newton eight times last season, but only got to him twice on Sunday. Newton said he tried to get the ball out faster this time around.
He also was a problem for the Vikings in the running game, picking up 75 yards — including a key 62-yard run to set up the go-ahead touchdown with 2:00 remaining.
Newton, who had a 69-yard run in Week 10, is the first quarterback in the Super Bowl era to have multiple 60-yard plus rushes in a single season.
The Vikings entered Sunday’s game at Carolina holding opposing quarterbacks to 4.7 yards per carry. Drew Brees, Joe Flacco and Matt Ryan, though, don’t exactly draw the same attention as Cam Newton, who has averaged 78 yards rushing in the past six games.
Minnesota won’t face a running quarterback anywhere near the ilk of Newton the rest of the way: Cincinnati’s Andy Dalton, Green Bay’s Aaron Rodgers and Chicago’s Mitch Trubisky.
THIELEN STILL HOT: It seems there is no stopping Adam Thielen. The Vikings wide receiver has averaged 105.3 yards receiving over the last six games, with four touchdowns during that span.
Minnesota’s problem Sunday was its running backs never got on track against Carolina. They were held to 60 yards on 16 carries.
VIKINGS’ OFFENSIVE LINE WOES: The Vikings’ offensive line continues to struggle with injuries. Starting left tackle Riley Reiff left Sunday’s game with an ankle injury and was replaced by Rashod Hill. Reiff had his foot in a boot after the game, but his long-term status is unknown.
The Vikings started the game without right tackle Mike Remmers and centre Pat Elflein because of injuries. The hope is that all three will be back for the playoffs.
TITLE MUST WAIT: The Vikings will have to wait another week for a chance to win their second division title in three years. Tight end Kyle Rudolph said that is not the goal. They’re hoping to become the first team to play the Super Bowl in its own stadium.
“We’re not satisfied with that, though,” Rudolph said. “Our goals and expectations have moved on. We want to make sure everyone has to come through U.S. Bank Stadium. We need to get this division wrapped up, but to do that, we have to play better.”
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LOS ANGELES — Carson Wentz threw for 291 yards and four touchdowns before leaving with a knee injury and Jake Elliott kicked the go-ahead 33-yard field goal with 3:45 left for the Philadelphia Eagles, who beat the Los Angeles Rams 43-35 in a thriller Sunday to clinch the NFC East title.
Two sources familiar with the injury told The Associated Press that doctors believe Wentz has torn his left anterior cruciate ligament and will miss the rest of the season and playoffs.
Wentz needs an MRI to confirm the severity of the injury. Both people spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because they weren’t authorized to release the information.
Wentz was hit hard as he scrambled into the end zone on a play that was called back because of holding. He stayed in and threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Alshon Jeffery four plays later to give the Eagles (11-2) the lead. Nick Foles replaced Wentz on the next drive.
The NFC West-leading Rams (9-4) then went up 35-31 on Todd Gurley’s second short TD run.
Elliott kicked a 41-yard field goal to pull the Eagles to 35-34.
The game ended on a crazy play, when Philadelphia’s Brandon Graham grabbed a lateral by Tavon Austin out of the air on and scored what was ruled a 16-yard fumble return.
PANTHERS 31, VIKINGS 24: Jonathan Stewart ran for 103 yards and three scores, and host Carolina (9-4) snapped Minnesota’s eight-game winning streak.
Cam Newton threw for 137 yards and a touchdown and ran for 75 yards as the Panthers racked up 216 yards on the ground against the Vikings (10-3), who entered with the league’s No. 2 ranked defense.
BILLS 13, COLTS 7: LeSean McCoy scored on a 21-yard run with 1:33 left in overtime to secure Buffalo’s victory at home in a wintry, white-out setting.
Buffalo (7-6) stayed alive in the AFC playoff picture, while the Colts (3-10) were eliminated.
CHIEFS 26, RAIDERS 15: Kareem Hunt ran for 116 yards and a touchdown, the Chiefs shut down Derek Carr and Kansas City (7-6) held on to snap a four-game losing streak.
Alex Smith threw for 268 yards for the Chiefs, who held the Raiders (6-7) without points until Marshawn Lynch’s 22-yard touchdown run with 8:51 to go.
CHARGERS 30, WASHINGTON 13: Philip Rivers passed for 319 yards and two touchdowns, and the host Chargers continued their ferocious playoff push by beating Washington (5-8) for their fourth straight win.
JAGUARS 30, SEAHAWKS 24: Blake Bortles threw two perfect passes for touchdowns, Jaydon Mickens set up another score with a 72-yard punt return and Jacksonville (9-4) beat the Seahawks (8-5) at home.
CARDINALS 12, TITANS 7: Phil Dawson kicked four second-half field goals and host Arizona (6-7) shut down Tennessee’s offense nearly all day in dropping the Titans (8-5) from first place in the AFC South.
49ERS 26, TEXANS 16: Jimmy Garoppolo was 20 of 33 for a career-high 334 yards and a touchdown to help the San Francisco (3-10) defeat the Texans (4-9) for their second straight win.
BEARS 33, BENGALS 7: Rookie Mitchell Trubisky threw for a touchdown and ran for another in his best showing yet, and Chicago (4-9) ended a five-game losing streak with a rout at Cincinnati (5-8).
PACKERS 27, BROWNS 21: Brett Hundley threw a 25-yard touchdown pass to Davante Adams in overtime, and Green Bay (7-6) rallied from a two-touchdown deficit in the fourth quarter to win at Cleveland (0-13) and stay alive in the playoff race.
LIONS 24, BUCCANEERS 21: Matthew Stafford passed for 381 yards with an injured throwing hand and set up Matt Prater for a 46-yard field goal in the closing seconds, helping Detroit (7-6) remain in contention with a win at Tampa Bay (4-9).
BRONCOS 23, JETS 0: Demaryius Thomas’ big game – eight catches for 93 yards and a score – helped host Denver (4-9) snap its longest losing streak since joining the NFL in 1970 with a shutout of New York (5-8).
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The lone white cross marking the grave of Tasmanian soldier Captain Ivor Margetts killed in action on July 24, 1916. The grave was later obliterated by the Germans. Picture: Australian War Memorial/E00532 Anzac Day: How the war memorial movement began
The lone white cross marking the grave of Tasmanian soldier Captain Ivor Margetts killed in action on July 24, 1916. The grave was later obliterated by the Germans. Picture: Australian War Memorial/E00532 Anzac Day: How the war memorial movement began
THE wound was the size of a penny, and it was over his heart.
It didn't take long for Ivor Margetts to die in the end. He never saw who killed him. A shell burst, a piece of shrapnel, and his part in the Great War was over.
He called to one of his men, Private George McKenzie, who had been with him since they left Hobart, and through every day of the Gallipoli campaign.
Now, cradling him in his arms on a war-ravaged road in Pozieres, France, on July 23, 1916, Captain Margetts told him that he had "got one at last".
As soon as McKenzie saw the wound, he knew there was no hope.
It didn't take longer than 20 minutes for Capt Margetts to die. The 24-year-old's final words to Pte McKenzie were: "If you get through this stink lad, which I hope to the God above you do, let my people know how I got hit and died thinking of them."
And then he was gone.
Later, Pte McKenzie would write to Captain Margetts' parents back in Launceston of their son's death, which was reprinted in Les Carlyon's book The Great War. He wrote: "There was never a better officer living than Capt Margetts. He was the most popular man in the Batt and he never done a bad turn to anyone since we left Hobart Shore. It is the worst shock the 12th Batt has had since war started. Any one would of gave their life for to save his little toe."
The lonely cross on the barren landscape at Pozieres, marking the grave of Tasmanian soldier Captain Ivor Margetts killed in action on July 24, 1916. The grave was later obliterated by the Germans. Picture: Australian War Memorial/E00532
It was Pte McKenzie who buried his beloved Captain close to where he was hit. It was he who placed the little white cross which draws our eye in this iconic picture.
Two days later, the Germans blazed through and destroyed the cross. Now no one knows exactly where Ivor Margetts is buried.
AN ORDINARY BLOKE
By all accounts, Margetts was a genuinely nice guy. The kind of bloke you'd want to be mates with. And he was my ancestor - my grandmother's first cousin, making him my first cousin, twice removed. He was a legend in my family. His friends called him Margo, but in my family, he was always referred to as Captain Ivor.
He was tall - 6ft 3 - tanned and cheerful. He grew up in Launceston, the second of five boys, and when war broke out he was working as a school master at a boys' school in Hobart, keeping the students in line and coaching the sports teams. He was one of the first to join up as war broke out, and the Hutchins school held a party in his honour, the teachers chipping in to present him with a pipe.
"In making the presentation, Mr Bullow spoke of the happy disposition Mr Margetts possessed, and his power of keeping the masters' study in harmony by his ability for turning everything into a joke," a report of the party in the Hutchins school magazine of September 1914 said.
Captain Ivor Margetts was affectionately known as ‘Margo’ by his friends and school. Picture: Australian War Memorial/H15808
"Mr Margetts suitably responded, saying that, if his nature was a happy one, he couldn't help it, he had been born like it."
On the weekend, he played Aussie rules. He was as professional as you could be in those days, playing for Lefroy Football Club.
At Gallipoli, he played footy too. One game in particular is described in Les Carlyon's book Gallipoli. "In December he played Australian football against the 10th Battalion. 'Beautiful match. Led at three-quarter time, lost by seven points.'"
ANZAC DAWN
Ivor was a month off his 23rd birthday when he joined up to the First Australian Imperial Force (AIF) in August 1914. Starting as a lieutenant, he endeared himself to his men, just as he had gained the love of students and fellow teachers at the school where he worked.
A report in the North Western Advocate in September 1916 said fellow Hobartian, W H Facy, received a letter from his younger brother in which he described Margetts.
"A gentleman and a soldier - and I think that covers a great deal. The men simply worshipped him, and what's more he had that knack of knowing how to treat his men. He always got the best out of us without any trouble."
The Lone Pine monument in Gallipoli, Turkey. Picture: Bradley Secker
He left with the 12th Battalion on October 20, 1914, headed for Egypt and then Lemnos, unaware that the same time the following year he would be fighting for daily survival in the horrors that awaited them all in Turkey.
His battalion was among the first ashore at Gallipoli on April 25, 1915. Margetts would later write an account of that day. He described how the captain gave the order to man the boats; how the first tow headed for the beach under heavy fire; how just as he was getting the second tow ready to go, a man right in front of him was hit in the head and dropped dead.
Survival was a game of chance - standing a metre to the left or right, leaving a minute earlier or later, was often what stood between you and a bullet.
Troops landing at Anzac Cove in WWI. Picture: Australian War Memorial
Ivor's brother, Ralph, was with him in Gallipoli, but stationed on a medical ship in the Dardanelles Strait. In a letter dated May 5, sent to their parents, which was printed in The Mercury in June 1915, Ralph wrote of word he had received about his brother.
"[Ivor] was well but very untidy - said he was fighting like a wild Irishman, with most of his clothes torn off. I have since heard that Ivor was seen on the beach with what few of his men were left.
"You can't imagine how pleased I was to hear about him. It was reported on board that he was the only officer left of his battalion."
He went on: "You should just hear, the naval men who put our men ashore speak of the way our lads charged up those hills! They say it was simply wonderful, and they have made a name for themselves forever."
Despite many close calls, Ivor survived Gallipoli, where so many others didn't. But the end of the campaign wasn't the end of the war for those first Anzacs. France beckoned.
POZIERES
The battle of Pozieres began on July 23, 1916. But for Capt Margetts, it also ended that day.
By the afternoon of July 23, it was reported the northern French village was clear. Ivor went with a small party of men through the village to choose a site for trenches. At around 10pm, a sudden burst of fire from the Germans took them by surprise. A shell burst nearby and a piece of shell hit Ivor in the chest, over his heart. He had survived the whole Gallipoli campaign, to be killed on the first day at Pozieres.
Pte McKenzie told the Red Cross: "The men loved him. I cried like a kid when I found he was dead … I think he went because he was too good for the beastliness of war."
Ivor Margetts was remembered at the Last Post Ceremony on July 23, 2016 celebrating the centenary of the campaign at the Australian War Memorial, Canberra. Picture: Australian War Memorial/Andrew Taylor/Ref: AWM2016.8.110.1
OUR STORIES
My nana was a cheeky, red-haired 13-year-old when cousin Ivor went to war. We had a picture of him on the bookshelf in our home growing up - a young, smiling man with a pipe in his mouth, the pipe his beloved students had given him, with the hope he would come back to them.
Ivor Margetts’ name on the Roll of Honour, Canberra.
The picture that stood in our home of ‘Captain Ivor’.
And as Ivor was dying on that road in Pozieres, another young British private with a Royal Army Medical Corps pin on his cap was nearby, working as a stretcher bearer among the mud and devastation, bringing the wounded off the battlefield. His name was John Langford and he was my grandfather. He survived. If he hadn't, I wouldn't be here today - or my brothers and sisters, nephews and nieces.
And each Anzac Day, there are countless households around the country also remembering their family members who fought in conflicts across the years.
Time goes on, and the distance to these first Anzac stories becomes greater, but that doesn't mean they're forgotten. Stories are passed on and heroes become legends. The passage of time makes them stronger. And in a world of conflict and fighting and fear, we remember those who came before. Lest we forget.

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Question: Apple let a knockoff version of one of the world’s biggest crypto wallets into the App Store

An app masquerading as MyEtherWallet.com, one of the internet’s most popular services for storing ETH and other crypto coins, has made its way to the top of the iOS App Store charts.
The app rose to the number three spot in Finance category of the App Store this weekend as part of a bitcoin frenzy that saw bitcoin exchange Coinbase top Apple’s free download list in the U.S.. In this case, however, it is important to note this app is not official so users should avoid downloading it.
The app developer — who is listed is Nam Le — has three other apps with Apple, including two panda fighting games, but no history of crypto or bitcoin services.
The creators of MyEtherWallet said in a tweet that they have contacted Apple in a bid to have the app removed.
We’ve reached out to Apple to get an idea how it made it through all of the standard safety checks, and to ask whether it will remain in the App Store.
This is NOT US. We have file reports and emailed and reported. Would appreciate the communities assistance in getting these scamtards out of our lives. PS: We are #Foss4Lyfe https://t.co/SmI8cqNvxA — MyEtherWallet.com (@myetherwallet) December 10, 2017
The iOS app costs $4.99 and it first landed on the App Store just over a week ago. It allow users to create or import a wallet to store cryptocurrencies independently of an exchange.
The app notes claim all keys are stored on device, but nevertheless granting an unknown developer full trust of wallet information, be it importing an existing wallet or creating a new one, is certainly ill-advised.
A crypto wallet consists of a public address where money is sent to, that’s shareable, and a private key that grants the wallet owner access — that should never be shared and should be kept securely. Wallets are popular with cryptocurrency owners because they ensure that an exchange doesn’t own your coins and, as the case of the explosion of one-time bitcoin darling Mt. Gox shows, you get to keep hold of your money even if all goes wrong at the exchange.
Threats aside, the app is also highly unethical/illegal. The developer is monetizing free and open-source software (FOSS), as MyEtherWallet pointed out on Twitter.
It isn’t clear how many downloads the app has gotten, but notes from the most recent update are thankful for users’ “early feedbacks.”
Apple’s App Store vetting process is notably more rigorous than much of the competition, so it’s curious that the service not only skyrocketed up the charts, but has also secured an ad on the store. The episode is another sign of just how mainstream bitcoin and crypto has become. In this case, Apple may not be aware of what exactly it has allowed into its App Store.
The irony of Apple allowing a crypto knockoff app into the App Store won’t be lost on regular watchers who will recall that the U.S. firm has removed all VPN apps from China this year at the behest of the government. VPNs, which are crucial for helping those in censored countries access a free internet, were among the 600-plus apps that Apple itself said it has removed from Chinese version of the App Store in 2017.
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One Word…Shazam: That’s what was likely being said around Apple’s headquarters Monday as the company confirmed reports that it has acquired Shazam Entertainment, the British company that makes the popular song-recognition app Shazam.
Apple wouldn’t divulge the terms of the deal, but various reports put the price tag at $400 million. That amount alone would make it the third-largest acquisition in Apple’s history, trailing only the $404 million Apple paid for NeXT, in 1997, and the $3 billion Apple spent in 2014 to acquire Beats Electronics.
In statement provided to this publication, Apple said it was “thrilled that Shazam and its talented team will be joining Apple.” Shazam has been one of the most-popular apps on Apple’s App Store; in October 2016, Shazam said its mobile apps had been downloaded more than 1 billion times, and that users had performed, in Shazam’s words, more than 30 billion “Shazams,” or song recognitions.
Apple didn’t divulge exactly what it has planned for Shazam, or if it will continue to make the Shazam app available. However, it’s probably not too much of a stretch to believe that Shazam’s will be incorporated into Apple’s Apple Music service, and even its Siri voice-recognition and information technology.
Apple even said in its statement about acquiring Shazam that “Apple Music and Shazam are a natural fit, sharing a passion for music discovery and delivering great music experiences to our users.”
Tim Bajarin, president of tech research firm Creative Strategies, called the deal “a good buy” for Apple as it will likely help the company develop new services for Apple Music and other Apple offerings.
“It will also give them good data on their own customers’ interests as well as good data from Android owners as well,” Bajarin said. “Shazam also has important AI intellectual properties (IP) that can be used throughout other Apple apps and services.”
And with Apple’s long-time emphasis on finding “one more thing,” it probably thinks Shazam will help it recognize what might come next.
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Question: State officials investigating turtle deaths in Florida

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Environmental officials are investigating a freshwater turtle die-off in Florida.
Freshwater turtles began turning up dead along the St. Johns River. About 100 dead or dying turtles have been found so far in water bodies in Orange, Seminole and Putnam counties. A few reports have come in from other locations, such as Trout Lake near Eustis.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission says exams of the turtles and tests of their tissues have failed to pinpoint a cause of death.
Anyone who finds a dead turtle should contact the agency’s Fish Kill Hotline at 800-636-0511 or submit an online report at MyFWC.com/FishKill .
The Tampa Bay Times reports that most of the turtles that have been found dead are Florida softshell turtles, a common species in the state.
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LONDON (AP) – Big Ben will fall silent next week in London as a major restoration project gets underway.
The bongs of the iconic bell will be stopped on August 21 to protect workers during a 4 year $38 million conservation project that includes repair of the Queen Elizabeth Tower, which houses Big Ben and its clock.
Steve Jaggs, keeper of the Great Clock, said Monday that the mechanism will be dismantled piece by piece and its four dials will be cleaned and repaired.
Big Ben has been stopped several times since it first sounded in 1859, but the current restoration project will mark the longest period of silence for the bell. It will still sound on big occasions, such as Remembrance Sunday.
It will still sound on big occasions, such as Remembrance Sunday.
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Jordan, 24, saved a crucial penalty as England won the shootout 4-3 to progress to the World Cup quarterfinals for the first time in 12 years.
England fans celebrated wildly as the team won their first ever World Cup penalty shootout.
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A jury has been chosen in the case of a Pennsylvania businessman accused of mortgage fraud who won a new trial because the judge, witnesses and jurors who convicted him last year saw his defense attorney sleeping.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports jurors were selected Monday for the proceedings in the case of James Nassida scheduled to begin Aug. 29.
U.S. District Judge Donetta Ambrose ruled this year Nassida was denied a fair trial because attorney Stan Levenson dozed off during the October trial. Levenson has acknowledged he fell asleep because he was taking cold medicines that made him drowsy.
Nassida founded Century III Home Equity. Prosecutors allege he used inflated assets and fake property appraisals to help clients get millions of dollars in fraudulent mortgage loans.
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The jurors for the new trial of a former Perry Township man accused of raping and murdering a Mentor woman will be whittled down from a list of 400.
Questionnaires are expected to be sent out to potential jurors in November and the jury selection process is expected to begin Jan. 7 in Lake County Common Pleas Court Judge Eugene Lucci’s courtroom.
Joseph Thomas, now 33, was sentenced to death in 2012 after being found guilty in the death of Annie McSween.
The 49-year-old victim’s body was found on Nov. 26, 2010, in a wooded area outside of a Mentor-on-the-Lake bar, where she worked as a bartender.
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The Ohio Supreme Court overturned Thomas’ death sentence in October 2017 and ordered a new trial be scheduled for Thomas.
The high court determined the trial court improperly admitted into evidence five knives that prosecutors knew were not used in the crime, and that there was a reasonable probability that the error affected the outcome of the trial.
Lucci said he’s proposing to reserve potential jurors from the pool now because he also has two other murder cases to be tried in the coming months and a medical malpractice also on the docket, which could need a large pool of jurors.
The judge has a pool of 2,500 jurors altogether. Jury pools are selected annually on the Monday before Thanksgiving. Judges request the jury pool they’ll think they’ll need for the year. Lucci, however, was not anticipating having the Thomas trial when he was making his selection.
Thomas’ second trial was scheduled to begin Aug. 13 in front of Lake County Common Pleas Judge Richard L. Collins Jr., who presided over the original trial. However, after attorneys requested additional time, the case was reassigned to Lucci since Collins will be retiring at the end of the year.
Lucci said he thinks his jury pool will be sufficient for the year, but if he does run out, he’d rather it be on another case.
The jury pool was among the issues discussed at the third pretrial hearing in the Thomas retrial case, held May 30 in Lucci’s courtroom.
The next hearing is slated for June 15. On that same date, Thomas’ attorneys are expected to file 50 motions. Those motions are broadly broken into three groups pertaining to discovery, trial and mitigation/sentencing.
Given the volume of the filings, the prosecution will be given extra time—eight weeks instead of the usual two—to respond to the motions. Their responses will be due in tiers: three weeks for the first group, three weeks for the second and two weeks for the third.
Lucci said at a previous hearing he is setting aside eight weeks for the trial.
Thomas is currently being housed in Lake County Jail on a $1 million cash bond.
Previously
>> New judge, new retrial date for Mentor-on-the-Lake death penalty case
>> Date set for new trial in Mentor-on-the-Lake murder case
>> Ohio Supreme Court overturns death sentence of man convicted of killing Mentor-on-the-Lake bar worker
>> Judge gives Joseph Thomas death penalty for killing Annie McSween
>> Joseph Thomas guilty of aggravated murder, rape of Annie McSween
>> Woman fatally stabbed in Mentor-on-the-Lake