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In the Alabama Republican Senate race, every candidate wants to be just like Donald Trump.
But in Tuesday's primary, the leading candidate sounds and acts more like the president, while it's the incumbent, an appointed senator just fighting to make it into a likely runoff, who has Trump's actual blessing — but also the curse of being Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's favorite candidate.
That's the conundrum of the Republican contest, largely seen as a three-way race between front-runner Roy Moore, a controversial former Alabama Supreme Court chief justice; Sen. Luther Strange, appointed back in February to fill the seat of now-Attorney General Jeff Sessions; and Rep. Mo Brooks, who's seized on an anti-McConnell platform as the president's attacks against the Senate's top Republican have intensified recently.
Moore has consistently polled atop the field, and looks likely to claim a spot in a probable September runoff. His ads sound downright Trumpian, promising to "drain the swamp" and taking a swipe at D.C. elites.
Moore is well-known throughout the state — and the country — too. He first gained national notoriety when he refused to remove a monument of the Ten Commandments from a state judicial building despite a federal court order; Moore himself was then removed from his position as chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court in 2003. He won election to the same post again in 2012, but was then suspended after he ordered judges to enforce the state's ban on same-sex marriage despite the Supreme Court's 2015 decision in favor of gay marriage nationwide under the federal Constitution. He resigned earlier this year to challenge Strange.
To state observers, it's not surprising that Moore has been able to build a strong following and even expand beyond what might be his typical conservative base in the state.
"Alabama voters supported Trump because he spoke his mind and said all the things they had been thinking about government," said Brent Buchanan, a GOP strategist and pollster in the state. "Out of all the candidates, Roy Moore has some of those similar characteristics. You may not agree with all of his policy or personal preferences, but you know that Roy Moore is going to do what Roy Moore believes."
That's why it was so, well, strange last week when Trump tweeted out his support for Strange, saying the incumbent has his "complete and total endorsement!"
The senator has benefited from millions of dollars in ads from the McConnell-aligned Senate Leadership Fund super PAC. The very next day after endorsing Strange, Trump started going on Twitter tirades against the GOP Senate leader for failing to pass a bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act.
Strange has tried to prove his loyalty to the president ever since he was appointed under less than auspicious circumstances. As Alabama's attorney general, Strange was investigating then-Gov. Robert Bentley for misuse of his office amid a sex scandal when Bentley chose Strange to replace Sessions. Facing impeachment, Bentley eventually resigned, and the new governor, Kay Ivey, moved up the date for the special election to replace Sessions long-term.
Polling done in the wake of Trump's surprise endorsement showed that the president's blessing had done little — yet — to move the needle toward Strange. One by cygnal, Buchanan's firm, conducted partly after the endorsement, showed Moore still with a lead and high favorables, Strange remained static and it was Brooks who took a hit.
Buchanan said the Trump endorsement could help Strange turn out some who were less likely to vote on Tuesday, which could be key in what's already expected to be a very low-turnout affair.
And the pro-Trump America First Action super PAC also announced late Friday it would be spending up to $200,000 on digital ads targeting Trump voters to encourage them to come out for Strange.
However, although he's slipping in polling, Brooks is hoping to turn McConnell's fervent support for Strange into a last-ditch way to get into the likely runoff against Moore. He's hitched a "Ditch Mitch" banner to his campaign bus in the final days, and in his closing ad he echoes Trump's frustration with McConnell's inability to push through an Obamacare repeal.
"McConnell and Strange are weak, but together we can be strong," Brooks says. "Mr. President, isn't it time we tell McConnell and Strange, 'You're fired?'"
Ultimately, the Huntsville-area congressman hasn't had the resources the other two candidates have had, and he hasn't been elected statewide before like Moore and Strange. And, perhaps most damaging, he was certainly no fan of Trump during the GOP presidential primaries last year, during which he supported Texas Sen. Ted Cruz. McConnell's super PAC has pointed that out in ads, saying Brooks sided with House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., and Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.
If Strange does fall short of the runoff, University of Alabama political science professor emeritus William Stewart, a longtime political observer in the state, said that's a big problem for McConnell. And, if Strange does make it to the likely September runoff, expect that to be a big point Moore can use against Strange, too.
"The McConnell support for Strange will not be helpful because McConnell, as the president says, hasn't been successful at pushing through the president's agenda, " Stewart said. "If Strange doesn't make the runoff, that's a definite blow to McConnell," more so than Trump.
Polling shows Moore is still the favorite against Strange in a runoff, and that's where the McConnell ties could be the most deadly — and place the president in a more precarious spot given his surprising endorsement. Stewart said it would be interesting to watch how much Trump puts his muscle behind Strange later, and something like traveling to Alabama — one of Trump's best states in 2016 — for a rally on the senator's behalf would certainly give Strange a boost.
No matter who wins the GOP nomination though, they'll be the heavy favorite in the December general election, even if it's the more controversial Moore. Democrats are expected to nominate Doug Jones, a former U.S. attorney, though he could face a runoff against the aptly-named Robert Kennedy Jr., a Naval veteran who is not related to the famous Democratic political family.
If Moore is the GOP nominee, it will be interesting to watch whether the Democrats can make it even a mildly competitive contest — something Stewart, the former University of Alabama professor, said is doubtful, and is emblematic of the problems the party faces overall in the South.
"Right now the Democratic Party is very impotent here," Stewart said. "I think whomever the Republicans choose as their nominee will be the winner."

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Question: Police seize $750K of suspected heroin, meth in 'once-in-a-career' bust

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Bust by IMPD yanks $750,000 in illegal drugs off Indy streets An evidence table at IMPD's SW district showing a major bust after warrants were served at two locations, and four persons were arrested, Indianapolis, Tuesday, July 3, 2018. This bust, which IMPD had been working toward since the Spring, netted about $44,000 in cash, eight firearms, plus 20 kilograms of various drugs including methamphetamine and heroin totalling approximately $750,000. 01 / 08 An evidence table at IMPD's SW district showing a major bust after warrants were served at two locations, and four persons were arrested, Indianapolis, Tuesday, July 3, 2018. This bust, which IMPD had been working toward since the Spring, netted about $44,000 in cash, eight firearms, plus 20 kilograms of various drugs including methamphetamine and heroin totalling approximately $750,000. 01 / 08
Lt. Scott Hessong talks with media at an evidence table at IMPD's SW district showing a major bust after warrants were served at two locations, in which four persons were arrested, Indianapolis, Tuesday, July 3, 2018. This bust, which IMPD had been working toward since the Spring, netted about $44,000 in cash, eight firearms, plus 20 kilograms of various drugs including methamphetamine and heroin totalling approximately $750,000.
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INDIANAPOLIS –The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced Tuesday night that a months-long investigation has led to the seizure of nearly 50 pounds of drugs.
As the result of search warrants served at two locations Tuesday, officers confiscated $44,000 in cash, eight guns and 45 pounds of suspected heroin, methamphetamine and black tar heroin with an estimated street value of $750,000.
"These are once-in-a-career-type cases," said Deputy Chief Chad Knecht of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department.
Southwest District Lt. Scott Hessong said officers with the southwest and southeast districts began their investigation in early March. That investigation led to two search warrants — one on each of the districts — served Tuesday.
Officers arrested four in connection with the investigation, believed to be involved in trafficking on the southwest and southeast districts, Hessong said. The department has not yet identified those people.
Jan. 8: $22M of cocaine hidden in furniture seized by customs officers
Dec. 22: Drug bust seizes $1 billion in meth in Australia
Surveying a table where officers displayed 11 bags of suspected drugs, guns and stacks of $20 bills, Knecht reflected on the items' significance.
"On that table you see exactly what drives the crime," Knecht said. "The profit from the money, the firearms to protect it and the drugs that are tearing our communities apart and causing addiction. That table exemplifies what's going on in our society."
A substance believed to be crystal meth, on an evidence table at IMPD's SW district showing a major bust after warrants were served at two locations, in which four persons were arrested, Indianapolis, Tuesday, July 3, 2018. This bust, which IMPD had been working toward since the Spring, netted about $44,000 in cash, eight firearms, plus 20 kilograms of various drugs including methamphetamine and heroin totalling approximately $750,000.
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Hessong said it's rare for a district-level bust to be this extensive. Knecht credited the uniformed beat officers who used their knowledge of the community to investigate tips and get results.
A return to beat policing has been one of the focuses for police Chief Bryan Roach. In April, he and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett announced the creation of 78 beats across the city which would replace 33 zones, saying the beats would allow officers to be active in more focused areas rather than covering a zone.
"This is what beat policing does," Knecht said. "It makes a difference in the neighborhoods and the communities, and the officers actually care about their beats and work it and find these things."
August 2017: Deputy treated for accidental overdose after drug bust
May 2017: Drug-laced 'SweeTARTs' seized, parents warned
Hessong said Tuesday's bust will hopefully reduce overdoses in the weeks to come, potentially saving lives.
"There's absolutely no way to tell what we did to prevent drug overdoses," Hessong said. "To give you an idea, each use of heroin is like a few grains of sand, and we have 45 pounds that's packed solid. So, there's no way to tell how many individual drug uses you have just with this product here."
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That's when agents found at least six bricks of cocaine worth nearly $470,000
A customs agents then came over and noticed a problem with the back seat cushion
After landing, a drug-sniffing dog inspected her wheelchair and noticed something unusual
Stanley flew back to New York's JFK Airport on a JetBlue flight from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia
Yoncela Stanley, 33, was arrested Sunday after customs agents found 27 pounds of cocaine hidden in her motorized wheelchair
A 33-year-old woman was arrested on Sunday after customs agents at Kennedy Airport in New York discovered 27 pounds of cocaine she allegedly tried to smuggle into the country inside her motorized wheelchair, it was announced on Tuesday.
Yoncela Stanley, a US citizen, landed in the States on a JetBlue flight from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia on Sunday, according to TMZ.
Upon landing, a drug-sniffing dog who inspected Stanley's wheelchair alerted its handlers that something was amiss.
That's when a customs official noticed that the back seat cushion on the wheelchair looked 'unusual.'
A 33-year-old woman was arrested on Sunday after customs agents at Kennedy Airport in New York discovered 27 pounds of cocaine she allegedly tried to smuggle into the country inside her motorized wheelchair (seen above)
Yoncela Stanley, a US citizen, landed in the States on a JetBlue flight from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia on Sunday. Upon landing, a customs official noticed that the back seat cushion on the wheelchair looked 'unusual.'
A closer examination revealed six bricks and two bags worth of cocaine weighing a total of 27 pounds, according to TMZ.
The total value on the stash is estimated to be $468,000.
Stanley was arraigned Monday in Brooklyn Federal Court on charges of narcotics smuggling, the New York Daily News reported.
A closer examination revealed six bricks and two bags worth of cocaine weighing a total of 27 pounds. Travelers are seen in the above stock image arriving at John F. Kennedy International Airport in Queens, New York
She is being held on $50,000 bail.
'This latest seizure demonstrates the vigilance of our CBP officers, and their excellence in detecting those who would try to smuggle these illegal substances,' said Leon Hayward, the acting director of New York field operations for Customs and Border Protection.


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Question: Warm in blankets, Thai boys smile, joke with rescuer in cave

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A Thai provincial governor says all 12 boys and their coach have been found alive in the cave
In this July 3, 2018, image taken from video provided by the Royal Thai Navy Facebook Page, a Thai boy smiles as Thai Navy SEAL medic help injured children inside a cave in Mae Sai, northern Thailand. (Royal Thai Navy Facebook Page via AP)
Their skinny faces illuminated by a flashlight, the Thai soccer teammates stranded more than a week in a partly flooded cave said they were healthy on a video released Wednesday, as heavy rains forecast for later this week could complicate plans to safely extract them.
The 12 boys and their coach are seen sitting with Thai navy SEALs in the dark cave. The boys, many wrapped in foil warming blankets, take turns introducing themselves, folding their hands together in a traditional greeting and saying their names and that they are healthy.
The video lasting about a minute was recorded sometime Tuesday and was posted on the navy SEAL Facebook page Wednesday morning. The navy later released two more videos of the boys.
The boys, aged 11-16, and their 25-year-old coach disappeared after they went exploring in the Tham Luang Nang Non cave in northern Chiang Rai province after a soccer game June 23. The teammates, who were trapped inside when heavy rains flooded the cave, were found by rescue divers late Monday night during a desperate search that drew assistance from experts around the globe.
Authorities said the boys, who had also been shown Tuesday in a video shot by the British diver who discovered them, were being looked after by seven members of the Thai navy SEALs, including medics, who were staying with them inside the cave. They were mostly in stable condition and have received high-protein drinks.
In all of the videos the boys have appeared in good spirits. In the most recent videos a navy SEAL is shown treating minor cuts on the feet and legs of the boys with antibiotic ointment. Several of the boys are seen smiling as they interact with the navy SEAL, who cracks jokes.
Seeing the boys has boosted the mood of relatives, and officials are working to install an internet cable to the cave so that parents can talk to their children.
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Kian Kamluang, whose 16-year-old son Pornchai is inside, said she had thought it was a 50 per cent chance that her son would be found.
“It’s like he has been given a new life,” she said, adding that she’ll never let her son go into a cave or near water again.
SEAL commander Rear Adm. Arpakorn Yookongkaew said Tuesday that there was no rush to bring the group out of the cave, since they’re safe where they are. The current flooding situation means the boys would have to dive, which rescue experts have said could be extremely dangerous.
While efforts to pump out floodwaters are continuing, some Thai officials have indicated that heavy rains forecast for this weekend could force them to decide the boys should swim and dive out using the same complicated route of narrow passageways through which their rescuers entered.
Chiang Rai provincial Gov. Narongsak Osatanakorn said Wednesday that the boys have been practicing wearing diving masks and breathing, but he doesn’t believe they have attempted any practice dives.
He said it is unknown when an extraction could be attempted, but it is unlikely to be Wednesday.
“If it’s risky or not safe, we will not proceed yet,” Narongsak said. “It has to be 100 per cent safe.”
Authorities said they were still exploring other options, such as scouring the mountainside for other ways into the cave and finding faster ways to pump water from the cave.
Cave rescue experts have said it could be safest to simply supply the boys where they are for now, and wait for the water to go down. That could take months, however, given that Thailand’s rainy season typically lasts through October.
The British Cave Rescue Council, which has members taking part in the operation , said in a statement that “although water levels have dropped, the diving conditions remain difficult and any attempt to dive the boys and their coach out will not be taken lightly because there are significant technical challenges and risks to consider.”
Gary Mitchell, the group’s assistant vice chairman, said getting out of the cave requires about a kilometre (half a mile) of diving total, though not all in one stretch, and takes about three hours.
“There’s air pockets along the way,” he said. “It’s confined spaces. It’s almost zero visibility. There’s currents to battle against in places as well. So it’s a really quite a strenuous environment to be in,” he said.
Tassanee Vejpongsa, The Associated Press
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CHIANG RAI — For some it’s the US Air Force spokeswoman. Others have latched onto the teenage Chinese-language interpreter, the British cave divers or even the coach still trapped 5 kilometers inside.
Now that the multinational rescue has settled in for what could be weeks or months, the home audience binge-watching every development has started doing what comes naturally: identifying faces in the cast of characters to fixate upon.
As wall-to-wall coverage of the 12 boys and their football coach trapped inside a Chiang Mai cave continues, netizens expressed their adoration by posting photos of random rescue volunteers and officers, sometimes paired with fan-made music videos.
“Not only are your faces handsome, your hearts are handsome too,” reads the caption of an Instagram video titled “Passing Handsome Rescuers Forward” by @Talokmai.
One of the most familiar focal points has been US Air Force Capt. Jessica Tait of the 353rd Special Operations Group. The only member of Team America allowed to speak to the press, she is frequently breaking things down in a military- and PR-fired voice that comes across a bit canned.
“My duty here is to talk with you guys and to get our messages out and to let our guys do their job because right now, they’re still working the problem,” Tait said in an exclusive interview. “I’m the spokeswoman; I’m the public affairs officer so I represent the unit. It’s my job, like your job as a reporter.”
Tait and her team of about 30 operate out of the Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan, includes pararescuemen and specialists in survival, medical, communications and logistics. They were deployed Thursday to the Tham Luang Nang Non to aid in the rescue effort.
“With that team, we’re able to run 24-hour operations and in addition to advising and assisting on that knowledge, we’re also working side-by-side, whether it’s doing land surveys, walking through the mountains to find alternative entry points, whether it’s high-ropes operations like being able to rope into a small crevice,” Tait said.
Tait’s oft-repeated refrain is asserting that her team is working “literally side-by-side” with Thai and other rescue personnel.
“This is a Thai-led, multinational effort,” she said, “I feel honored to be here and to be a part of this. I feel so happy that everyone had a positive outcome. My heart goes out to the families, to the rescue workers, to the children and to the coach, to everyone that’s part of this.”
Capt. Jessica Tait with Thanyalak “Ness” Nark-ngeun, one of the 12 finalists in the Miss Universe 2012 pageant. Ness has also been a volunteer on the cavefront, with photos of her serving food and hauling gravel posted to her Facebook.
An Instagram post admiring one of the US Air Force officers in Tait’s company.
Also making the rounds on Instagram and other social media is 19-year-old Thai volunteer translator Somjet “Jet” Sae-zhang. On Monday, photos of Jet aiding Chinese rescue teams on the mountainside went viral and he rocketed to internet stardom.
“Now that the boys are found … I want to fangirl about this interpreter, but wasn’t sure if it was appropriate,” wrote the caption to a video of Jet interpreting posted by @Uptomeshare.
Chinese-Thai Jet is currently a student at Wuhan University and came to volunteer with the Phrakru Pitak Porahomhiharn rescue foundation during his summer break. Jet could not be reached for comment.
วันนี้เต็มที่ละครับ😿 โพสต์ที่แชร์โดย Somjet Jet (@somjetjet) เมื่อ ก.ค. 1, 2018 เวลา 1:24am PDT
Ever since they broke through the water to make first contact with the boys in their distinctive English accents, the British divers of the Derbyshire Cave Rescue Organization have been widely praised for being so diligent and singularly focused that they refuse to grant interviews. The men are Rick Stanton, John Volanthen, Robert Harper and Vern Unsworth.
“Thank you to all you guys for coming to help without asking for anything in return. Real people act, rather than talk,” Sukanya Sippel wrote in an online news comment.
Finally, netizens are starting to praise what has been a more polarizing figure: Ekkapol Chantawong, the 25-year-old coach who led the 12 boys into the cave on June 23. Coach Ek, as he’s become known, appeared very thin in footage that emerged Wednesday. According to the SEAL divers, the former monk of eight years gave all their food to the boys and instructed them to lie down and meditate to conserve energy while awaiting rescue.
Netizens using the hashtag #CoachEk even praise the man for his brotherly relationship with the team and encourage him not to blame himself. Some credited his years as a monk, saying they explained how he could survive without sustenance.
“He loves them like his family. No one wants to bring their family to hardship. At this point, he is doing his best. Even though no one is praising him, he shouldn’t be criticized by those who don’t truly know him,” @IDA_Pcta tweeted. “You guys have no right to criticize the coach.”


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From flash wheel trims to tailored car mats, Lynn has been named in the UK’s top 10 for having the most modified cars in the country.
The UK’s leading distributor of motoring parts, Euro Car Parts , has revealed Lynn is seventh in their top 10 UK towns and cities for car modification.
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With 91 per cent of performance purchases being made by male customers, only 4 per cent came from 18 to 24 -year-olds, with those aged between 25 and 34, 33 per cent, buying the most performance car parts.
John Brown, 32, from Lynn, said: “I got my first Vauxhall Corsa in 2001 and set about making it my own a little piece of me. I love to modify my cars and make it unique to me by putting my stamp on it and it all starts with a simple ‘I can make that better’.
“One upgrade leads to another better performance, safer stronger components, sleeker looks, but mostly I enjoy the drive . There is nothing like a nice drive out in my car around the coast or around city’s at night.
“A true modders motto is ‘built not bought’ nothing worse than buying a car with someone else’s stamp on as it will always be there car not yours.
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“Even the family wagon has got some mods. My wife has always been supportive of my hobby, she knows it’s my life and she and my 4 -year-old daughter regularly attend national shows with me. They both loved our zafira, it’s quite hard to pull off a cool family car but they loved the boost bus as we called her.”
Euro Car Parts said the top five car modifications are wheel trims, tailored car mats, performance oil filter, performance air filter, and lens tint spray. Megaan Howell, from Snettisham, said: “What inspires me most about modifying cars is it’s a way to express your passion for cars. I always wonder why people buy fancy gardening tools but they do it because they have a passion for gardening, and that is why I buy expensive wheels for my car. There is a sense of achievement at the end of your build.
“You can look back at all the late nights in the unit with your friends, the blood sweat and tears, the cursing and all the money spent and just stand back and see your own creation and be proud of what you’ve done, and the many great friends you’ve made along the way.”
Sam Pitcher, from Lynn, said: “It’s never finished when you start to modify a car there is no point that it’s actually finished things are always changing. Ever since I got a car I’ve always wanted to change it and make it look better adding my touch onto it to make it mine, anyone can just go buy a new car, but this car is now my own no other car is the same.”
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Sexuality, Mortality, Failure — 'My Ex-Life' Has Fun Asking Big Questions
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I didn't know how much I needed a laugh until I began reading Stephen McCauley's new novel, My Ex-Life. This is the kind of witty, sparkling, sharp novel for which the verb "chortle" was invented.
I found myself "chortling" out loud at so many scenes, I even took screenshots of certain pages and started texting them to friends. Some of those friends texted back, "Love this!" or, "Send more, quick!" To which I replied, "Support the arts! Buy the book!"
Let's leave the transcript of my text conversations there. The point is, My Ex-Life is a smart comedy of manners about McCauley's signature subject: namely, the disconnect between erotic desire and intimacy and the screwball paths that people take on the way to finally arriving home.
As he did in his 1987 debut novel, The Object of My Affection, which was made into a movie with Jennifer Aniston and Paul Rudd, McCauley focuses his story on two main characters — a man and a woman, soulmates who don't "click" sexually.
Julie Fiske has now entered that phase of life where, we're told, her face had acquired that "yesterday's-dessert" look common to the late middle-aged. Julie's husband has recently left her, and her teenage daughter, Mandy, suffers from a lack of affect and ambition.
Determined to raise enough money to buy her ex's half of the charming, rickety Victorian house they once shared on the seacoast north of Boston, Julie has been renting out rooms on Airbnb — a source of much comedy here. Meanwhile, her ex-husband has been getting antsy about the money and their daughter's slacker behavior. That's where Julie's first ex-husband — our other main character — comes in.
David Hedges lives in San Francisco and is self-employed as a pricey "independent, full-service, college counselor," which means he reads a lot of college application essays — about 99 percent of which, we're told, start off with a mention of a grandparent and/or cancer.
David's just been dumped by his long-time lover. Back when he was young and married to Julie, David wasn't quite sure of his sexuality; when he became sure, their brief marriage ended.
Now, out of the blue, the phone rings: It's Julie, whom David hasn't talked to in almost 30 years. After an awkward catch up, she asks if David would give Mandy some guidance about the college application process. Turns out, he's happy to do more than that.
Binge eating because of his break-up, drained from years of dealing with helicopter parents and terrified that the carriage house he rents in San Francisco is about to be sold, David decides to deal with his problems by escaping from them. He catches a flight to the East Coast and settles into Fawlty Towers for a while with Julie and Mandy.
Hilarity and mayhem ensue, but what helps make My Ex-Life so striking is McCauley's droll precision with language. David's insights into the college application industry are reason enough to savor this novel. Take this gem, courtesy of McCauley's omniscient narrator:
David thought of his true mission as helping his teenaged clients gain a realistic understanding of who they were and what they could achieve in life once they stepped away from their parents' self-aggrandizing fantasies of them. Their parents had been so insistent about instilling self-esteem, they'd fallen into the trap of telling their kids they could do anything. Unfortunately, almost everyone interprets doing "anything" as doing the same three or four glamorous and impressive things — going to Harvard, retiring before ever working, giving an Oscar acceptance speech, and becoming the next Mark Zuckerberg, except hot.
I said a moment ago that McCauley's droll way with words is the element that makes this novel special, but it's more than that: His social satire is suffused with generosity, an awareness that most of us are destined to make colossal mistakes out of the best of motives.
By the end of this story, as Julie and David revisit their own original blunder of a marriage, McCauley summons up a conclusion that makes a profound statement about time passing and the shifting mirage of life goals. Like the best of comic fiction writers — I'm thinking, in particular, of the immortal Laurie Colwin — McCauley draws his readers into reflecting on some of the big questions — sexuality, mortality, failure — with the lure of laughter.

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Tom Westley has been included in the England squad for the upcoming Test series against the West Indies.
The Essex batsman, who has made one appearance for Mildenhall this season, was called-up for the first time for last month’s third Test versus the South Africans and he marked his debut by scoring a half-century.
Knocks of 29 and nine followed in the fourth and final Test at Old Trafford, which helped to convince the selectors the 28-year-old should be retained for the visit of the Caribbean side.
The series begins at Edgbaston on Thursday, followed by matches at Headingley (August 25) and Lord’s (September 7).
After those encounters, the selectors will meet to pick the England squad for this winter’s Ashes in Australia.

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Question: Upcoming ‘Carpool Karaoke’ Series Looks Epic

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By Hayden Wright
A trailer has been released for the next sequence of Carpool Karaoke videos, and the lineup is stellar. The CBS late-night segment will stream on Apple Music in a similar format, but with new guests and even crazier moments behind the wheel. The concept, which has broken YouTube records and dominated social media, remains as simple and delightful as ever. Only this time, a rotating cast of celebrities will replace James Corden.
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Here are the moments we’re most excited for:
Metallica making their headbanging mark on Rihanna’s “Diamonds” with Billy Eichner.
John Legend duetting on with Alicia Keys on her breakout hit, “Falling.”
Ariana Grande belting the Little Shop of Horrors soundtrack with Seth MacFarlane.
James Corden’s return with Will Smith — they rap the Fresh Prince theme!
Chelsea Handler slinging whiskey and singing Bon Jovi’s “Living on a Prayer” with Blake Shelton.
Corden also presides over an epic, R. Kelly-inspired key change for the Carpool Karaoke franchise — there’s a helicopter.
A new installment will drop on Apple Music each week and the premiere is “coming soon.”
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Question: U.S. ups pressure on South Sudan's Kiir, bans arms sales

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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Friday banned the export of weapons and defense services to South Sudan, stepping up pressure against President Salva Kiir to end the country’s four-year civil war.
While the United States does not conduct arms sales with South Sudan, the move prevents any U.S. company or citizen from providing military equipment or defense services to the country’s warring factions.
The unilateral arms embargo was another signal that Washington is losing patience with South Sudan’s leaders after repeated agreements to end the violence. The war has been marked by brutal attacks against civilians, which has sparked the region’s biggest refugee crisis since the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
In South Sudan’s capital Juba, Kiir’s spokesperson Ateny Wek Ateny declined to comment.
The Trump administration has pressed neighboring countries and African groups, such as the eight-member Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD), to sanction South Sudanese officials who undermine the peace process.
The State Department said in a statement it would amend the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) to reflect the arms ban on South Sudan. Other countries on the blacklist include Belarus, China, Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Venezuela.
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Some top officials close to Kiir have already been sanctioned by the United States, including the once-powerful army chief Paul Malong, who was later fired and forced into exile when he quarreled with the president.
The African Union on Monday said it was open to imposing sanctions on leaders violating ceasefires in South Sudan, joining a chorus of officials who say those prolonging the conflict must be punished.
U.S. ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley told the U.N. Security Council last week it was time to impose a U.N. arms embargo on South Sudan. Haley visited South Sudan in late October and met with Kiir.
The Obama administration had failed to convince the United Nations to back an arms embargo in 2016.
South Sudan's President Salva Kiir Mayardit attends the 30th Ordinary Session of the Assembly of the Heads of State and the Government of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia January 28, 2018. REUTERS/Tiksa Negeri
Any U.S. push for the U.N. Security Council to take further action against South Sudan is likely to be resisted by veto power Russia. The council, however, sanctioned several senior South Sudanese officials on both sides of the conflict in 2015.
“The time has come to acknowledge the hard reality that the leaders of South Sudan are not just failing their people, they are betraying them. And so this Council is at a crossroads,” Haley told the council last Wednesday. “We cannot stand by idly as innocent civilians are murdered and raped.”
Brian Adeba of the Enough Project, a Washington-based policy group fighting to prevent genocide and atrocities, said a weapons ban would be more effective if it was imposed by a group of countries, including some in Africa.
“A unilateral action risks being symbolic,” he said, adding, “However, we believe that the United States should not just restrict this to an arms embargo, but should escalate this by enacting more targeted financial pressures.”
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Oil-rich South Sudan has been wrecked by civil war since 2013, when troops loyal to Kiir clashed with troops loyal to then-Vice President Riek Machar.
The conflict has claimed tens of thousands of lives since then, slashed oil production and driven about a third of the population of 12 million from their homes.
The European Union imposed an arms embargo on Sudan in 1994, which was amended to also apply to South Sudan when the country gained independence from Sudan in 2011.
Independent U.N. experts have reported to the U.N. Security Council that South Sudan’s government has spent millions of dollars on weapons as the country slid into famine and an economic crisis.
In January 2016, U.N. experts reported that sources had told them: “Uganda either supplies South Sudan with its own stock or acquires the weapons and then transfers them to South Sudan, without necessarily involving or obtaining the consent of the primary seller.”
Last year, the U.N. experts said: “Weapons continue to flow into South Sudan from diverse sources, often with the coordination of neighboring countries.”

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A confidential U.N. report is warning that the war in South Sudan has reached “catastrophic proportions for civilians” and the rise of militias risks spinning out of control, fueling fighting for years to come.
U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said in the report obtained by AFP on Tuesday that civilians were fleeing villages and towns “in record numbers” and that the danger of mass atrocities “is real.
The stark warning followed a series of meetings that Guterres held with regional leaders and South Sudan’s President Salva Kiir last month to push for an end to the three-year war.
“The security situation continues to deteriorate in parts of the country and the consequent impact of this ongoing conflict and violence, has reached catastrophic proportions for civilians,” Guterres wrote.
Heavy-handed military operations by all parties, but especially by government forces loyal to Kiir, were “daily destroying homes and livelihoods,” said the report sent to the Security Council on Monday.
“The rise of militias under the loose command of the SPLA or rebel commanders is spreading the fragmentation and dislocation of its territories, which risk, if this trend continues, remaining out of any government control for years to come,” said the report.
Guterres has been pushing regional leaders like Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni, who is close to Kiir, to put pressure on the South Sudanese leader to rein in his forces and pull back from the brink.
The U.N. chief urged the Security Council to take action to revive political talks to convince rebels to stop fighting and give the government legitimacy to seek international financial aid.
The United Nations has 13,000 peacekeepers in South Sudan, but they have repeatedly been blocked by government soldiers and rebels from areas where fighting has flared.
Last week, a peacekeeper on patrol in Eastern Equatoria was stopped by four soldiers, dragged out of his car and beaten, the report said.
Following his meeting with Kiir, Guterres reported progress on deploying a regional force under U.N. command to bolster security in the capital Juba.
Rwanda is poised to send troops and helicopters in a first wave of deployment expected in March or April, while Ethiopia is also preparing to contribute forces.
But Kenya has yet to schedule talks on their contribution to the 4,000-strong force and a dispute over the force’s presence at the Juba airport is unresolved, the report said.
South Sudan remains a divisive issue at the Security Council after the United States failed in December to win support for an arms embargo and sanctions.
Russia, China, Japan and Egypt were among the countries that voted against a U.S.-drafted resolution, arguing that punitive action would antagonize South Sudan’s leaders and further dampen prospects for peace.
Council diplomats point to the success by West African leaders in pushing Gambia’s leader, Yahya Jammeh, to abide by election results and cede power as proof that regional pressure can achieve results.
After gaining independence from Sudan in 2011, South Sudan descended into war in December 2013, leaving tens of thousands dead and more than 3 million people displaced.
There is growing alarm over the humanitarian crisis in the country where more than 6 million people — half of South Sudan’s population — are in need of urgent aid.


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Big changes are coming to the Catholic school system in Waterbury.
Two Catholic schools will be merging to form a new academy next fall, and parents have some mixed emotions about the news.
It’s been around since 1888, but starting next September, St. Mary in Waterbury will be no more.
“To hear the school is going away, it’s really heartbreaking,” said Pamela Ready of Waterbury.
The same goes for Blessed Sacrament, also in the city.
Instead, the pair will form a new Catholic school called “Catholic Stream Academy of Waterbury: A Heritage School of St. Mary and Blessed Sacrament schools.”
“Both schools are too small right now and I think it’s a great idea,” said Andy, of Waterbury.
The new academy will be housed in the Blessed Sacrament School.
Archdiocese officials say the decision was made for a few reasons.
One was that the building is not only in excellent condition, it’s large enough to accommodate current enrollment at both schools.
The second reason was St. Mary school was in dire need of extensive repairs and renovations.
The new Catholic Stream Academy of Waterbury will honor long-held traditions at both schools while focusing on science, technology, religion, engineering, arts and math for students in pre-k to eighth grade.
Archdiocese leaders addressed the upcoming changes in a statement saying “this is an exciting chapter for Catholic education in Waterbury and one that will solidify its future. The stream curriculum is designed to inspire students and prepare them for high school, college and life.”
“That’d be nice because when I was in school I didn’t do a lot of stuff like that and it’s nice to do everything and learn everything,” said Angel Lopez, of Waterbury.
It’s unclear how St. Mary’s buildings will be used in the future.
Meanwhile, Waterbury’s two other elementary schools will remain as they are for the 2018-2019 school year.
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Question: MPs condemn protesters after ‘violent’ fracas at Rees-Mogg debate

Protesters who interrupted a university debate speech by Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg have been condemned by MPs from across the political spectrum after the event descended into a “violent” confrontation.
A string of Labour MPs denounced a group who allegedly broke into the event at the University of the West of England (UWE) in Bristol and hurled insults at the Conservative.
Video footage posted to social media captured the scenes as Mr Rees-Mogg, who has been tipped as his party’s next leader, appeared to step in to separate rivals as onlookers call for them stop.
According to one witness the MP was “pushed and shoved” as a tussle broke out and police are probing the incident.
Mr Rees-Mogg said he chose to engage with the protesters because he “knew they weren’t going to hit me”.
“There were three hundred people here who wanted to engage in a serious debate and discussion, there were four or five people who wanted to shout — but they only wanted to shout,” he told the BBC.
“They weren’t physically threatening. A little bit of shouting doesn’t do anybody any harm... I take a very relaxed view of it.”
Universities Minister Sam Gyimah branded the protesters’ behaviour “thuggish”, tweeting: “Free speech under the law is fundamental to our democracy. Well done @Jacob_Rees_Mogg for not being cowed into silence.”
Shadow education secretary Angela Rayner said she “utterly” condemned the “behaviour of those tonight who tried to attack (Mr Rees-Mogg) whilst he was due to speak at an event he was invited to”.
@BBCNews a huge amount of (physical) violence at a Jacob Rees Mogg speech in UWE Bristol pic.twitter.com/bfaOqAVwc6 — Chloe (@chloekayex) February 2, 2018
“It’s extremely intimidating for any MP who travels alone to an event to be treated like this,” she said.
Labour’s Yvette Cooper, chair of the Commons Home Affairs Select Committee tweeted: “This is appalling. No excuse for violence & aggression like this.”
The party’s MP for Bristol North West, Darren Jones, tweeted: “I’m deeply proud of Bristol and often deeply disagree with Jacob. But a small minority let down Bristol and our democracy tonight.”
Jo Swinson, deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats, said she was “appalled” by Mr Rees-Mogg’s treatment, tweeting: “Deeply worrying to see violent tactics by political opponents.”
Brendan Cox, whose wife Jo, Labour MP for Batley and Spen, was murdered by a right-wing extremist in 2016, said the incident was “absolutely disgraceful”, adding: “Those who try & deny elected representatives the chance to speak attack democracy itself.”
UWE Bristol said it was “absolutely appalled” by the group’s actions.
The MP said he did not feel in danger, adding: “If I felt threatened I wouldn’t have gone up to talk to them. They’re British, they weren’t going to do me any harm. They disagree with me, they disapprove of everything I stand for, but they are good, honest British citizens. They weren’t going to hit me.”
He told the Daily Telegraph the protesters shouted “no platform for Tory scum and other insults”, although he chose to engage with the group “to stop anyone being hit because the whole thing would have degenerated”.
UWE Bristol said it was believed a small group of protesters, who were not students at the university and did not have tickets to the event, broke into the lecture theatre through the back doors, before police and security were called.
The university’s Politics and International Relations Society, which organised the debate, said it was “sorry the event was overshadowed by the actions of a few non-students”, adding: “It detracts from the great attitude that UWE students have towards debate and challenging political opinions.”
Mr Rees-Mogg went ahead with his speech and was escorted back to his car after the event finished, a university spokesman said.
“We support the democratic right of free speech and peaceful protest. However, we strongly condemn the actions of protesters who disrupted normal debate and behaved in this way,” the university said.
BBC Somerset reporter James Craig said Mr Rees-Mogg tried to “talk the protesters down”.
“But at that point various other members of the audience got involved as well and that’s when this scuffle... happened and a lot of people got involved,” he told the broadcaster.
“It looked to me like Jacob Rees-Mogg himself got pushed and shoved, although he insists he wasn’t.”
Avon and Somerset Police appealed for anyone to come forward with mobile phone footage to help the inquiry.
The force said in a statement: “We were called to the University of the West of England’s Frenchay campus at about 6.30pm today following a report of a public order incident.
“No arrests were made and an investigation is under way to see if any criminal offences were committed.” – PA

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Question: Chromebooks: Are they worth it if you're not a student?

On the low end of the price spectrum is the $169 Samsung 3 Chromebook. No frills, but the right price.
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As you ponder your next computer purchase between a Windows device and new Mac, remember there’s a third major player: Chromebook.
Running Google’s Linux-based Chrome OS, these (mostly) affordable machines are already dominating in the education space, making up roughly 60% of computers used in U.S. schools, according to Futuresource Consulting.
Quite impressive, especially if you consider Chromebooks are only turning 7 years old on June 15.
But does that mean these devices are ideal for everyday tasks? What about beefed-up Chromebooks for business?
To decide if a Chromebook is ideal for you and your needs, the following is a look at four things you should know before you buy.
1. Models and prices vary more than you think
Starting at $999, Google’s own Pixelbook is a 12.3-inch “convertible” machine with premium materials, extra horsepower, and an integrated Google Assistant.
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Just like the wide assortment of Windows 10 devices, there’s a hearty selection of Chrome OS machines to choose from. As the name suggests, Chromebooks — short for “Chrome notebooks” — are like a clamshell laptop, but there are a few desktop models and one tablet, too (Acer’s Chromebook Tab 10, for $329).
Some Chromebooks are “convertibles” that can transform into a touch-screen tablet, thanks to a screen on a 360-degree hinge.
Prices for Chromebooks range from $169 for the underpowered Samsung 3 Chromebook to starting at $999 for the feature-rich Google Pixelbook.
Unveiled at its Next@Acer event in New York on Wednesday, Acer took the wraps off a pair of new devices aimed at professionals: a 13.5- and 15.6-inch Chromebook Spin.
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Unveiled last week, the Acer Chromebook Spin 15 — the industry’s first convertible Chromebook with a 15.6-inch display — will start at $449, Acer says.
Most Chromebooks, however, cost between $250 and $350. The more you pay, the more power and features are offered. You’ll save some cash by going with a smaller screen, a non-touch display and less system memory (RAM) and storage.
In other words, when it comes to Chromebook pricing, they’re not all cheap — but most still are.
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2. You really need Internet access to use them
Because Chromebooks run Google’s Chrome operating system, they often come preloaded with a suite of Google apps, such as Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Chrome (browser), Google Docs, YouTube and Google Drive.
If you’re a heavy user of these, then a Chromebook might be for you. Just log in with your Google ID, and you should be up and running in seconds.
But because these apps run in the cloud, an Internet connection is incredibly important with Chromebook devices.
Many apps will let you access files offline, sure, but because most Chromebooks don’t offer a lot of storage — 16 gigabytes on the low end — you may opt to pick up a memory card and keep it inserted in the Chromebook.
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3. Some Chromebooks work with Android apps (but performance varies)
It doesn’t look like Windows and doesn’t feel like a Mac. But that doesn’t seem to bother the many millions of students who rely on a Chrome OS device. But are Chromebooks ok for general use?
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One major advantage of a Windows-based computer is the huge assortment in software, but Google is upping its game by including access to the Google Play store with some models.
Examples of Chromebooks with Google Play include the ASUS Chromebook Flip, the Acer Chromebook R 11 and 13, Samsung Pro 2-in-1 and Google’s own Pixelbook.
Be aware, however, Android app performance varies — especially when it comes to games. These apps may not load full screen or may load vertically (like a smartphone) instead of your Chromebook’s widescreen display. In other words, don’t buy a Chromebook if you’re looking to play Fortnite, especially as these machines generally have limited graphics power, RAM and storage space.
Because Google’s Chrome OS powers these devices, perhaps it’s no surprise Google Assistant is starting to make its way into some Chromebooks. The Pixelbook has this handy feature, where you press the dedicated button on the keyboard (between Ctrl and Alt) or activate the assistant via the $99 Pixelbook Pen before asking a question or giving a command.
Thankfully, a few hardware-related issues that plagued Chromebooks in the early days — like not making it easy to print to a nearby printer — have been addressed.
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4.Chromebooks are always updated and secure
Because Chrome OS and Google’s apps focus heavily on the cloud, these always-connected devices will automatically download new updates for you (look for the “Restart to update” notification near the clock).
Cybersecurity experts often praise Chromebooks for making protection a priority. Chrome OS takes advantage of various Google-powered security measures, and so it’s not likely you’ll be hit with malware or even annoying pop-up windows or toolbars.
Still, take advantage of two-step verification and ensure Android apps you download are from familiar publishers.
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Another advantage to Chromebooks? An all-day battery. Of the 10 Chromebooks Laptop Mag reviewed in the past year, they’ve seen an average of 9 hours and 15 minutes of endurance, via the Laptop Mag Battery Test (which involves continuous Web surfing over Wi-Fi).
Are they for you?
Chromebooks have come a long way and aren’t just for the education space any longer.
While not for gamers, they have wide appeal. If budgets are tight and you don’t mind a smaller computer for simple tasks, you can’t go wrong with a sub-$200 Chromebook. This is especially true if you rely heavily on Google’s online services, such as Gmail and Google Docs. Chromebooks run lean and fast, they’re secure and offer good battery performance.
Pricier models offer more power, Android app support, touch and larger screen sizes. But once you reach (or exceed) $1,000 for a Chromebook, such as the Google Pixelbook, it’s more difficult to justify the purchase when compared to a more versatile convertible Windows 10 notebook or sleek MacBook Air.
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— Hundreds of people are expected to gather Monday to honor the life and sacrifice of a Moore County soldier who was killed in Aghanistan earlier this month.
Army Spc. Christopher Harris died along with Jonathan Hunter in a suicide bombing in the country. Harris, of Jackson Springs, was a paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne Division.
Harris' wife shared that the couple was trying to get pregnant before he was deployed, and she recently learned she is in the early stage of pregnancy.
Visitation will take place from noon until 1:30 p.m. at the Jernigan Warren. A procession will then travel to the cemetery on Murchison Road in Spring Lake.
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Question: Big Five banks earn collective $10.6B Q2 profit

TORONTO — The Bank of Montreal joined its peers in delivering second-quarter profits that beat expectations as Canada's Big Five banks earned a collective $10.6 billion — up nearly 11 per cent from a year ago.
Canada's biggest banks also handily beat analyst estimates for adjusted profits, brushing off concern about the impact of a cooling real estate market amid tighter mortgage lending guidelines.
"The market is in various stages of worry about the outlook for the mortgage market in particular, but the results themselves seem to indicate that a lot of that worry is misplaced," said Meny Grauman, an analyst with Cormark Securities in Toronto.
BMO was the last of the biggest banks to report its earnings for three-month period ended April 30 on Wednesday.
Its second-quarter net profit of $1.25 billion was relatively flat compared with a year ago, but included a $192-million after-tax restructuring charge primarily related to severance costs. Canada's fourth-largest lender also raised its quarterly dividend to 96 cents per share, up three cents from 93 cents in its previous quarter.
BMO said it earned $2.20 per share on an adjusted basis for the quarter, up from $1.92 per share a year ago. Analysts on average had expected the bank to earned $2.12 per share, according to Thomson Reuters Eikon.
Like its rivals, BMO benefited from strong earnings on both sides of the border. Its Canadian banking arm saw net income rise 11 per cent to $590 million. And although home sales activity across the country in April hit a monthly low not seen in years, due to factors including a new stress test for uninsured mortgages as of Jan. 1 and higher interest rates, BMO's total Canadian residential mortgage portfolio grew by 2.2 per cent to $106.4 billion in the latest quarter.
"BMO’s results this quarter demonstrate strong performance and momentum in our U.S. and Canadian (personal and commercial) banking and wealth businesses," said Darryl White, BMO's chief executive officer, in a statement.
The other Big Five banks generated strong earnings at home as well. TD's Canadian retail division net income was up 17 per cent compared with last year. RBC's Canadian personal and small business banking division reported a seven per cent increase in net income, while Scotiabank's domestic banking division saw a five per cent increase and CIBC's Canadian personal and small business banking division reported a 16 per cent increase in net income.
International growth was a bright spot for the Canadian lenders as well, and a big contributor to the $10.6 billion in net income attributable to shareholders amongst them during the quarter.

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Question: U.S. videogame makers may trounce sales estimates again

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(Reuters) - Tepid holiday sales forecasts from two of the three major U.S. videogame producers have not dampened investors’ confidence in one of the past decade’s major stock market success stories for a simple reason: they almost always beat them.
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In five bumper years, Activision Blizzard Inc (ATVI.O), Electronic Arts Inc (EA.O) and Take-Two Interactive Software Inc (TTWO.O) have mushroomed in total market value from $14 billion in 2012 to almost $100 billion on Friday.
In that time, Reuters data shows they have exceeded their initial annual revenue expectations 87 percent of the time and sector analysts think a strong slate of releases will see them do so again in 2018.
“None of them do a good job at managing expectations. So they frequently guide below consensus,” said Wedbush Securities analyst Michael Pachter.
“Their guidance will prove to be well below actual results.”
Powered in part by the shift into gaming on mobile devices, research by PricewaterhouseCoopers management consultancy arm predicts gaming industry sales will grow an average of 8.2 percent annually between 2017 and 2021.
That makes the market far faster-growing than any entertainment and media segment outside of video streaming businesses like Netflix, Amazon or Spotify.
Of the 15 annual sales estimates issued by the three firms since 2012, 13 have been below the final numbers. The majority of results have beaten expectations by at least 3-4 percent while Take-Two on two occasions topped its own forecasts by more than 25 percent.
The gap in valuations to Netflix, however, is huge.
Share price-to-earnings ratio, a measure of how expensive a stock is for investors, stands at 23.7 times for Activision, 23.24 for Take Two and 21.30 times for EA, according to Thomson Reuters data.
While those multiples compare solidly with Disney’s 16.73 and Time Warner’s 13.94, they are dwarfed by Netflix’s 83.78 times.
That is some reflection of the streaming company’s overwhelming public profile over the past two years, but also jars with the picture of two segments of the media world growing for similar reasons.
PricewaterhouseCoopers head of Global Advisory for Entertainment and Media, Christopher Vollmer, says the games sector has multiple sources of growth that should deliver a number of strong further years of expansion.
“Video gaming has become highly desirable entertainment for many consumers. It appeals to today’s consumer that wants a high quality entertainment experience that is interactive, personalized and, increasingly social,” he said.
Activision, which released the PC version of its smash hit “Destiny 2”, on Oct. 24, has already seen a strong launch for its popular “Call of Duty: WWII”, selling over 500 million copies in the first three days last month.
The lineup for 2018 is headlined by Take Two’s “Red Dead Redemption 2”, “Call of Duty: Black Ops 4”, a new edition of EA’s “Battlefield” as well as other top-tier titles.
EA has said in the past that it expects “Star Wars Battlefront II”, which released last month, to replicate the success of the previous version that sold over 14 million units in the fiscal year 2016.
“The videogame industry is at a favorable point in its business cycle,” Hilliard Lyons analyst wrote in a note dated Nov. 8.
“Star Wars ... and other titles from EA’s portfolio, position the company well for the coming holiday sales period.”

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Question: Energica Wins And Sets New Record At Laguna Seca Event

Energica Motor Company, the Italian manufacturer of high-performing electric motorcycles has completed a first-place finish, and in the process, set a new track record in the Production Bike Class. The street-legal sportbike Energica Ego, piloted by Energica Service Manager Chris Paz, won first place by setting a new lap record of 1:48:759 at the WeatherTech Raceway Laguna Seca in the US. The REFUEL EV event is one of the few opportunities in the world to see electric vehicles competing at the challenging, internationally-renowned race course.
"I'm not a professional racer, and without question, in the right hands this Ego could easily break this new record all over again. I can hardly wait until next year," said Chris Paz.
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The REFUEL EV is open to racing professionals but also to EV enthusiasts at large, and has been growing steadily since the event's inception in 2001. REFUEL is a Time Trial competition where competitors have one chance to set a lap time at the Laguna Seca circuit. In February 2018, Dorna announced that Energica will be the single manufacturer for the electric racebike of the MotoE World Cup which will take place from 2019.
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"The Ego is already our most powerful and bestselling bike. And this new result in California is another confirmation that Dorna has made the right choice in selecting the Energica Ego as the base for the electric racebike for MotoE World Cup," said Livia Cevolini, CEO, Energica Motor Company, S.p.A.
Energica has a history tied with racing. The parent company of Energica, the CRP Group, has been a pioneer in international motorsports since 1970. In 2008, the "Energica Project" was born as CRP Racing fielded their electric race motorcycle, the eCRP 1.2 which won the European Champion title TTXGP in 2010.
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1. PUTIN MAKES SURPRISE STOP IN SYRIA EN ROUTE TO CAIRO
The Russian president visits a Russian military air base in Latakia and announces a partial pullout of his forces from the country.
2. DIVERGENT VIEWS ON WHAT ALABAMA SENATE VOTE MEANS
The matchup between Roy Moore and Doug Jones mixes both the Deep South state's tortured history and the nation's current divisive, bitterly partisan politics.
3. MYANMAR MILITARY'S RAPE OF ROHINGYA MUSLIMS SWEEPING, METHODICAL
In interviews with the AP, more than two dozen women and girls bolster the U.N.'s contention that the Myanmar armed forces are systematically using rape as a "calculated tool of terror" to exterminate the Rohingya people.
4. FOR TRUMP, GOP A MOMENTOUS 2 WEEKS
Republicans are determined to deliver the first revamp of the nation's tax code in three decades and agree on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown over the holidays.
5. WHAT ARE UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OF WORKPLACE SCANDALS
Some women, and men, worry the same climate that's emboldening women to speak up about sexual misconduct could backfire by making some men wary of female colleagues.
6. FIREFIGHTERS BRACE FOR 2ND WEEK OF CALIFORNIA WILDFIRES
Southern California fire officials anticipate more growth and danger due to continued strong wind gusts, no rain and decades-old dry vegetation.
7. DEADLINE WEEK CRUNCH FOR HEALTH LAW SIGN-UPS
Friday is the last day for millions of people still eligible to enroll in subsidized private coverage in 39 states served by the federal HealthCare.gov website.
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The futures contract that expires in January surges more than $3,000 to $18,580 eight hours after trading launched on the Chicago Board Options Exchange.
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Steven Spielberg's Pentagon Papers drama "The Post" and Christopher Nolan's World War II tale "Dunkirk" are expected to lead the film categories, while Hulu's "The Handmaid's Tale" and HBO's "Big Little Lies" could be in for a big day on the TV side.
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Ben Roethlisberger throws for 506 yards and two touchdowns, becoming the first quarterback in NFL history to top 500 yards passing three times, as Pittsburgh (11-2) rallies past Baltimore 39-38.

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Residents in a northwest Cape Coral neighborhood says two men are creeping around in an old tow truck idling at driveways for more than 20 minutes in the middle of the night.
We talked with eyewitnesses about the scary sight early Wednesday morning.
Photos from home surveillance on NW 36th Avenue are grainy, but the home with cameras shows a set of headlights beaming into a driveway.
One woman who lives down from that home and didn’t want to provide her name actually saw two men in a beat-up tow truck idling. She told her neighbor to check her cameras and sure enough, there the men were at 1:40 a.m.
"It is sketchy. It's very sketchy. They were there for about 20 minutes. I seen a truck with its bright lights facing towards my house. It was a tow truck, like an older tow truck though."
The woman walked out to confront the strangers, but then they suddenly sped off.
"They did notice me because they came right to my street. They had their windows rolled down, I could hear music. They came in, did a three-point turn and out, and out to Burnt Store Road."
"If you're in somebody's driveway in the middle of the night and the owner opens up the door and you take off, then you're doing something wrong," said another concerned neighbor.
Most people living on the street are startled by the unknown men.
"I'm scared, scared because I don't know who you are and in the middle of the night."
A Cape Coral police officer took an incident report and told neighbors they'll step up patrols in the area. They think the men may have been a repo crew just acting strangely.
The department says officers patrolling that part of the city would always look for suspicious cars while on duty and ask what people what they’re doing if they looked out of place.

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Question: Texas Governor's Dosey Doe on Gun Violence

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By State Representative, Leon D. Young
America has some serious soul-searching to do! In the wake of two more school shootings last week in Texas and Georgia, it remains to be seen if federal and state lawmakers, and Republicans in particular, are finally ready to introduce some meaningful measures to thwart the never-ending gun violence that plagues this nation.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott, a Republican and staunch gun rights defender, wasted no time in announcing his plan to convene “roundtable discussions” on how to curb gun violence. In the aftermath of the horrific high school shooting that left 10 dead and 13 wounded, the governor went on record as having said:
”We need to do more than just pray for the victims and their families. It’s time in Texas that we take action to step up and make sure this tragedy is never repeated ever again in the history of the state of Texas.”
This all sounds well and good on its face. But, before we get too excited Abbott’s new-found religion on gun control, we should examine what precisely is this Republican governor proposing? And, equally important, is he truly interested in adequately addressing this issue?
After the second day of discussions on school and gun safety in the aftermath of the Santa Fe High School shooting, Gov. Abbott has listed several gun-related regulations he said he could support.
• Providing a grant to the Texas School Safety Center to train local school districts and law enforcement agencies on collaboration.
• Creating a statewide threat assessment system.
• Expanding a Lubbock program aimed at preventing at-risk students from committing violent acts.
• Creating a list of recommendations for all schools on how they can immediately make their school safer, like re-evaluating entrances and exits and placing law enforcement inside schools.
• Reporting the loss or theft of a gun.
• Shortening the time to report a mental health court judgment.
• After a mental health adjudication, denying a person the ability to access a gun.
• Promoting the safe storage of guns.
• Improving background checks and “red flag” warnings, where authorities could take guns away from people deemed to be dangerous.
And to no one’s surprise, noticeably absence from these discussions, to date, has been the thorny issue of assault weapons. Let’s not be naïve. Texas is an ultra-red state, and its current governor, Greg Abbott, has built his whole reputation around Second Amendment issues. He’s up for re-election and many believe that his “softening stance” on gun control is merely a campaign ploy, intended to garner votes.

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Question: Peru authorities order arrest of two suspects in B.C. man’s killing

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On Monday, officials backed away from reports that he was the principal suspect.
Canadian Sebastian Woodroffe who travelled to Peru to study hallucinogenic medicine was killed by a mob in a remote corner of the Amazon rain forest. Facebook photo
Peru’s attorney general has ordered the arrest of two suspects in the killing of a Vancouver Island man who travelled to the Amazon rainforest to study hallucinogenic medicine, officials said Monday.
Authorities said over the weekend that a mob dragged Sebastian Woodroffe by the neck to his death shortly after people accused him of killing Olivia Arevalo, an octogenarian plant healer from the Shipibo-Konibo tribe of northeastern Peru.
Prosecutors said Monday the two suspects were identified in a video shot on a cellphone showing the moment Woodroffe, who was 41, was killed last week.
Officials said forensic experts were studying Woodroffe’s body to determine whether he had any involvement in Arevalo’s killing, as was initially suggested. On Monday, officials backed away from reports that he was the principal suspect.
Arevalo and Woodroffe were both killed Thursday in the Indigenous community of Victoria Gracia, officials said. But police did not begin to investigate until a cellphone video appeared in local media showing a man purported to be Woodroffe begging for mercy while being dragged between thatch-roofed homes. He was then left motionless on the muddy ground.
On Saturday, officials dug up Woodroffe’s body from an unmarked grave where he had been hastily buried.
Global Affairs Canada spokeswoman Brianne Maxwell said Monday the department was aware of the case and had been in touch with the man’s family and Peruvian officials but no further information would be provided due to privacy concerns.
Every year thousands of foreign tourists travel to the Peruvian Amazon to experiment with ayahuasca — a bitter, dark-coloured brew made of a mixture of native plants.
The hallucinogenic cocktail, also known as yage, has been venerated for centuries by indigenous tribes in Brazil, Peru, Ecuador and Colombia as a cure for all sorts of ailments. It’s also increasingly consumed by Western tourists looking for mind-altering experiences, sometimes with deadly consequences.
Arevalo was a staunch defender of Indigenous people’s rights in the region. She also practised a traditional form of singing medicine that the Shipibo believe removes negative energies from individuals.
Woodroffe, who was from Cumberland on Vancouver Island, said before going to Peru that he hoped an apprenticeship with a plant healer from the Shipibo tribe would help his goal of changing careers to become an addiction counsellor using hallucinogenic medicine.
“A recent family intervention for a relative with an alcohol addiction has opened my eyes to what I should be doing for work,” he wrote on the Indiegogo crowd-funding website seeking financial help to advance his studies.
“The plant medicine I have the opportunity of learning is far deeper than ingesting a plant and being healed. It is not about getting ‘high’ either. It is true some of the plants I will be learning about do have a perception-altering effect, but these are a few plants out of thousands I will be working with,” he said.
Friends of Woodroffe have posted messages of condolences on social media pages, and Woodroffe’s Facebook profile has changed to ‘Remembering Sebastian Woodroffe.’
Yarrow Willard, a close friend of Woodroffe, said in a Facebook message he was a loving father and kind man, “who was not capable of the crimes he was accused of.”
Friend Brodie Dawson echoed Willard’s statement.
“(Sebastian) was well-loved in the community and he was a sweet and loving person, and … this was very out of character for him,” she noted.
-With files from Erin Haluschak

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