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EAST MARLBOROUGH – It’s a great rivalry forged by close, impactful meetings.
It seems like the winner of the West Chester Rustin-Unionville football clash always decides the Ches-Mont American title because it has been that way every year for the last decade. On Friday, the two met for the 12th time, and nobody was surprised that there were four ties, it was deadlocked heading into the final period, and that the outcome wasn’t decided until the final minutes.
In the end, the host Indians staged a fourth quarter scoring drive and then found a way on defense to thwart a pair of fourth-and-short situations with the Golden Knights threatening to tie it. Ranked 15th in the latest Pa. PrepLive Top-20, Unionville won it, 28-21, and are now the odds on favorite to capture the division title for the third consecutive season.
“This is what Rustin games are always like,” said Indians’ head coach Pat Clark.
“We expected a close, tough game and we certainly got it,” added Unionville’s big-play wideout J.T. Hower. “(Rustin) fought hard and we fought a little harder.”
Now 4-0 (7-0 overall), the Indians can wrap up no worse than a share of the crown with a win on Oct. 20 at Sun Valley. Unionville travels to Downingtown East next Friday in a Ches-Mont crossover battle of unbeatens. Rustin falls to 2-1, 4-3 overall.
“The legacy was already strong when we came here, but to put our own stamp on that legacy is what we are trying to do,” said Indians’ do-it-all two-way star Joe Zubillaga. “If we can win three in a row, it would be great. We’ve stayed together even though we’ve lost so many pieces along the way.”
Locked in a 21-21 stalemate, Unionville needed just five plays to get to the end zone. Quarterback Alex Gorgone hit Hower for a 36-yarder to convert a fourth-and-five near midfield, and two plays later he hit Connor Schilling on a 10-yard scoring strike, which wound up being the game-winner.
There was still more than nine minutes on the clock, however. On the Knights final two possessions, they drove into Indians territory only to turn it over on downs. On the first, the Knights’ Ty Pringle managed three yards when he needed four. And on the second – with 1:45 left in regulation – Nick Benoit needed two yards and was held to one.
“We came up huge on those fourth-and-short situations,” Zubillaga said.
“I can’t say enough about (Rustin’s) program, their kids and their coaches,” Clark added. “We got their best shot and in the second half we were able to get just a few stops on defense and that was the difference.
“I think our kids just really bore down. It was really about focus on defense.”
For much of the evening, Rustin’s rushing attack racked up chunks of yardage. Pringle led the way with 112 yards and two TDs on 17 carries. And even though Unionville forced just one punt, it stopped the Knights on their final three possessions.
“We tweaked a few things at halftime, but we really just talked about every player doing his job. I thought we did our jobs better,” Clark explained.
“Unionville made some plays when they had to and we didn’t,” said Rustin head coach Mike St. Clair. “Both teams have good offenses that control the ball, and they just put one more on the board than we did.”
Hower finished with four catches for 143 yards and two touchdowns. The senior speedster touched the ball seven times and averaged 24.5 yards per.
“By week three, (Hower) had only touched the ball eight times,” Clark said. “We needed to get him more involved. He’s had big plays in the last four games in a row. He stretches the field for us.”
Hower hauled in a pass from Zubillaga, then broke two tackles and raced the final 20 yards of a 46-yard play to put the Indians ahead, 21-14, in the third quarter. But the Knights responded with a series that featured only runs, including the second of Pringle’s two scores. It set up the tense finish.
“We knew we were going to get a good football team’s best shot for 48 minutes and the way our kids dug down, I am proud of their effort,” Clark said.
“We had too many breakdowns in coverage that led to easy touchdowns for them,” St. Clair added. “With a team like (Unionville), you need to make them work for their points.”
Making up for an earlier fumble that wasted a trip into the red zone, Pringle capped a nine-play, 75-yard scoring drive with a five-yard run to open the scoring. But the Indians came right back with a long possession of their own early in the second period, tying it with an 11-yard TD run by Jack Adams.
The Knights ramped up their ground game to retake the advantage thanks to 10 consecutive runs, including a short scoring burst by Benoit. Unionville, however, knotted it once again just before the intermission when Gorgone connected with Hower for a 33-yard strike.
“We knew how much this game meant, so we all rallied together, gave it our all and it really paid off at the end. It’s amazing what we can do together,” said Zubillaga, who led Unionville with 62 yards on the ground.
Rustin finished with 260 rushing yards, but managed just 108 total yards in the second half. The Indians nearly doubled the Knights output in the final two quarters.
“We finally started figuring out how to defend them at the end,” Hower said. “We were dialed in and made some plays.”
It was also a clash that has heavy class 5A playoff implications. Afterwards, St. Clair hinted that these two could meet again in the District 1 playoffs.
“We are two evenly matched programs and it’s been great games for 12 years now,” he said. “It’s been a great series and rivalry, and I’m looking forward to playing them next year … or maybe later this year.”

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To give you a sense - "['Represent this text to find a news title for it', 'I hailed my last Uber ride in November 2014. That was the month the company took what we would now think of as a Trump-like turn, with a bizarrely self-sabotaging threat by one of its top executives to spend $1 million investigating the private life of a female journalist who\'d raised questions about the company.\n"Nobody would know it was us," new senior VP Emil Michael said at an on-the-record dinner with journalists in Manhattan. When CEO Travis Kalanick declined to even reprimand Michael, I wrote a widely-shared story about reluctantly deleting the profoundly useful Uber app, and another about my first day of using its then-obscure rival Lyft.\nSEE ALSO: Americans have started to ditch their cars for Uber and Lyft\nFast forward two-and-a-half years, and a lot of water has suddenly rushed under the bridge. Uber finally parted ways with Michael on Monday; it took an investigation by former U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder to oust him. On Tuesday, Kalanick took a leave of absence, supposedly to reflect on his failings and to work on "Kalanick 2.0." The company didn\'t release Holder\'s damning report in full, but it did post a list of his recommendations that the board has vowed to adopt.\nSo the original purpose of my boycott, to punish Michael and Kalanick for their Nixonian attack on a free press, is pretty much null and void at this stage. Is it time to give the company a second chance? Should I stick the Uber app, with its strange new backwards-C logo, back on my phone?\nI\'m likely not the only one pondering that question right now. More than 200,000 users deleted Uber in anger back in February, after the company appeared to take financial advantage of a taxi strike at JFK during the anti-Trump travel ban protests.\nThe pressure worked, at least in the sense that Kalanick withdrew from Trump\'s advisory council. But having deleted Uber and switched to Lyft, many of those users discovered what I discovered: Lyft is a more-than-adequate replacement. (New Yorkers have another splendid ride-sharing app alternative, Juno.)\nAnd yet ... I won\'t lie, there have been times I missed Uber. As abhorrent as the company is, it does have a significantly larger reach. Lyft is available in 300 cities, all of them in the U.S.; Uber drivers can be found in 600 cities in 81 countries and counting.\nThere are fewer Lyft drivers overall—when it takes a Lyft guy 15 minutes to reach my East Bay Area home, and I\'m running late for a flight, I\'m often insanely curious about whether the same would be true on Uber.\n(The closest I came to reinstalling Uber was while standing in the rain outside a North London Tube station one night, with not a black cab in sight. Lyft doesn\'t operate in London. In the end a friend called one from his app for me; that breach of the spirit of the boycott left me feeling dirty for days afterwards.)\nI would love it if Uber became a service I could use with a clean conscience. For one thing, "uber" has pretty much become the default verb for ordering a car from an app, even among the extremely woke residents of the Bay Area. "Oh, did you uber over here?" a friend will ask. "Lyft," I\'ll correct them, sounding like the worst kind of nit-picking hipster.\nAnd hey, it isn\'t like Lyft has entirely clean hands.\nAnd hey, it isn\'t like Lyft has entirely clean hands. Like Uber, it has cut driver pay in a race for profits. Trump supporter Peter Thiel is a major investor (then again, if you boycotted every Silicon Valley company for which that was true, you\'d have to quit Facebook).\nLyft does give its drivers a slightly higher cut of each ride—they earn $17.50 an hour on average compared to $15.68 an hour with Uber, according to a survey released in January. That\'s not nothing. Lyft also asks users to drop an extra tip, on top of the one that\'s built in, on a screen with their face that gives you pink balloons if you cough up.\nIt\'s a heartstring-tugging device—isn\'t the point of ride-sharing apps that the user doesn\'t have to think about money?—that I have learned to love.\nBut Lyft also had to be sued by the state of California before it would stop simply firing drivers at will. The company had to pay $12 million in that settlement. And of course you could argue that both companies are helping to destroy millions of safe jobs (with benefits, something even Lyft drivers can only dream about) in the taxi industry.\nBottom line: in the ride-sharing business, no one\'s hands are clean.\nUsing that argument to justify returning to Uber, however, would be the worst kind of whataboutism—Trump and Putin\'s favorite propaganda tactic. Saying "they\'re both bad, so who cares" is almost as inaccurate when you\'re talking ride-sharing companies as when it is applied to presidential candidates.\nUber still has a serious problem embedded deep in its macho, self-destructive, take-no-prisoners culture; every time we get a peek behind the curtain at the company\'s inner workings, it\'s like Wolf of Wall Street in there.\nIt\'s like Wolf of Wall Street in there\nThat much was abundantly clear Tuesday when board member David Bonderman made a casually sexist joke at the precise moment it had the worst possible impact: during an all-hands company meeting as Arianna Huffington was talking about the need to get more than one woman on the board.\nBonderman promptly resigned his post, but one wonders what would have happened had audio of the all-hands not leaked. The fact that he even thought he\'d find a receptive audience for the joke suggests sexism is a root-and-branch problem at Uber.\nIf you find yourself on the App Store with your thumb hovering over the download button, remember this: the company has lost multiple executives since employees started coming forward with accusations sexual harassment. Remember that Uber still faces multiple lawsuits in multiple cities that it could have been avoided simply by playing nice. Remember it has claimed the right—even on occasion boasted about its ability—to peek into your riding behavior.\nIt doesn\'t stop there. One executive has been accused of obtaining the medical records of a woman who was sexually assaulted in an Uber. Another was fired because he neglected to disclose harassment charges against him in his previous role at Google.\nThere are many more: all male, all departing under mysterious circumstances. 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PARIS (AP) - The Latest from the French Open (all times local):
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7:30 p.m.
The French Open is Sam Querrey's least successful Grand Slam tournament and the American bowed out early again as this year's No. 12 seed.
He was beaten 1-6, 7-6 (3), 6-4, 6-1 by Gilles Simon of France in the second round.
Querrey hadn't even won a single match at Roland Garros since 2014 until beating Frances Tiafoe in the first round.
Querrey has been as far as the third round in Paris just once in 12 appearances.
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6:50 p.m.
A young American man trying an underhanded serve while cramping during a five-setter at the French Open. Hmmmm. Seen that before, haven't we? Except, unlike for 1989 champion Michael Chang, the unusual strategy didn't help result in a victory for Jared Donaldson against Grigor Dimitrov.
The fourth-seeded Dimitrov came back to beat the 21-year-old Donaldson 6-7 (2), 6-4, 4-6, 6-4, 10-8 in a second-round marathon that lasted 4 hours, 19 minutes on Court 18 at Roland Garros.
When it ended, Dimitrov leaned forward while raising each knee to give it a kiss - perhaps thanking his legs for carrying him to the win while Donaldson's gave way.
Donaldson, who is ranked 57th, was actually two points from winning when he led 6-5 in the fifth and got to love-30 on Dimitrov's serve. But Dimitrov took the next four points to hold for 6-all.
Dimitrov broke to lead 8-7 and served for the victory, but Donaldson broke right back.
In the next game, though, Donaldson could barely stand, let alone move well.
He double-faulted. Then he tried an underhand serve - not his first of the match, either - and lost the point.
Dimitrov hit a winner to break for a 9-8 edge, Donaldson slowly limped to the sideline for the changeover, and soon enough, it was over.
Chang famously used an underhand service motion while cramping during a fourth-round win against Ivan Lendl on the way to the French Open title 29 years ago.
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6:30 p.m.
Kei Nishikori has rallied past local favorite Benoit Paire to reach the third round of the French Open for the fourth consecutive year.
The 19th-seeded Japanese player needed nearly three hours on Court Philippe Chatrier to win 6-3, 2-6, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 against the Frenchman.
"He was attacking every shot," Nishikori said. "He has one of the best touches on the Tour, it was fun to play him and also a difficult match today."
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6:15 p.m.
Second-seeded Alexander Zverev trailed by a set and a break - and was down a broken racket, too - before eventually collecting himself and coming back to beat 60th-ranked Dusan Lajovic of Serbia 2-6, 7-5, 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 in the French Open's second round.
Zverev equaled his best showing at Roland Garros; he also reached the third round two years ago.
If the 21-year-old German is going to get to the round of 16 he'll need to do something he never has at a Grand Slam tournament: defeat a player ranked in the top 50. Zverev's next match comes against 26th-seeded Damir Dzumhur.
Lajovic lost his eighth consecutive match that stretched to five sets.
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5:10 p.m.
Serena and Venus Williams have won their first Grand Slam doubles match in nearly two years.
The sisters moved into the second round of the French Open by coming back for a 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 victory over the 14th-seeded Japanese pairing of Shuko Aoyama and Miyu Kato in front of a Court 3 crowd that raucously supported the Americans.
The Williams-Williams duo last competed at a major tournament together at Wimbledon in 2016. They won their 14th Grand Slam title in women's doubles at the All England Club.
This return to doubles came a day after Serena Williams participated in Grand Slam singles for the first time in 16 months, winning her first-round match at Roland Garros. Venus Williams lost in the first round of singles on Sunday.
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3:50 p.m.
Jeremy Chardy first wasted a two-set lead and then bounced back to beat 17th-seeded Tomas Berdych to reach the second round of the French Open.
Chardy led by two sets when their match was stopped by darkness on Tuesday, but Berdych mounted a comeback when they returned. Chardy played well in the decider and broke Berdych twice to advance with a 7-6 (5), 7-6 (8), 1-6, 5-7, 6-2 win.
"At two sets all, it was difficult in my head, and physically, too," said Chardy, who had never beaten Berdych in five previous matches. "I fought hard, all my body was shaking."
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3:25 p.m.
Former French Open champion Novak Djokovic posted another straight-set win to reach the third round of the clay-court tournament.
Facing Spanish qualifier Jaume Munar, the Serb delivered a solid display to prevail 7-6 (1), 6-4, 6-4 and move into the third round for the 13th time.
Djokovic, who underwent right elbow surgery earlier this year, is the 20th-seeded player in Paris, his lowest Grand Slam seeding since the 2006 U.S. Open.
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3:10 p.m.
The Williams sisters are back in Grand Slam doubles action for the first time in nearly two years.
A day after Serena Williams made her return to singles play at a major following a 16-month absence, winning her first-round match at the French Open, she is out on Court 3 at Roland Garros alongside her older sister, Venus.
They are facing the 14th-seeded pairing of Shuko Aoyama and Miyu Kato of Japan.
The American siblings, owners of 14 Grand Slam doubles titles, received a wild-card entry. They haven't played doubles together at a major since winning Wimbledon in 2016.
Serena Williams hadn't competed at any Grand Slam tournament since the Australian Open in January 2017. She gave birth to a daughter last September.
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1:20 p.m.
Marco Trungelliti's long, strange trip as a French Open "lucky loser" has come to an end with a second-round exit.
Trungelliti is the 190th-ranked Argentine who headed home to Barcelona after losing in qualifying at Roland Garros, then drew headlines for making the 10-hour, 650-mile (1,000-kilometer) drive back to Paris in a rental car with his 88-year-old grandmother, mother and brother once he found out he could get into the main draw.
He then won his first-round match.
But Trungelliti was beaten Wednesday by 72nd-ranked Marco Cecchinato of Italy 6-1, 7-6 (1), 6-1 in a match that lasted just under 2 hours.
Still, Trungelliti leaves with 79,000 euros (about $90,000) in prize money - and a great story to tell.
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12:50 p.m.
Top-ranked Simona Halep put aside a terrible start and came back to claim 12 of the last 14 games, beating 83rd-ranked Alison Riske of the United States 2-6, 6-1, 6-1 to reach the second round of the French Open.
It was the last match of the tournament's opening round.
Halep, the runner-up at Roland Garros in 2014 and a year ago, played poorly in the first set, with only four winners and 16 unforced errors. But she had 16 winners and 12 unforced errors the rest of the way, while Riske made more and more mistakes.
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12:30 p.m.
Two-time Wimbledon champion Petra Kvitova is through to the third round of the French Open, making light work of 91st-ranked Lara Arruabarrena of Spain in a 6-0, 6-4 win on Court 1.
The eighth-seeded Kvitova lost in the second round last year when she was coming back to the tour after a knife attack in her home in 2016 that left her needing surgery on her left hand, her playing hand.
The Czech player made the semifinals at Roland Garros in 2012.
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12:20 p.m.
Simona Halep has turned things around in her first-round match at the French Open and is headed to a third set against 83rd-ranked Alison Riske of the United States.
After dropping the first set 6-2 at Court Philippe Chatrier, Halep grabbed 19 of the first 22 points en route to a 5-0 lead in the second, which she eventually took 6-1.
Halep, the runner-up at Roland Garros in 2014 and a year ago, cleaned up her game in the second set, with only five unforced errors after making 16 in the opener. Riske, meanwhile, had only two winners and 12 unforced errors in the second set.
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12 p.m.
Top-seeded Simona Halep is in trouble in her weather-delayed first-round match at the French Open, losing the first set 6-2 to 83rd-ranked Alison Riske of the United States.
Riske raced to a 5-0 lead and then broke Halep again in the eighth game to take the set.
In their only previous meeting on clay, in Rome in 2015, Halep dropped only three games in a 6-3, 6-0 victory. But Riske is giving the Romanian a far tougher test this time.
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11:20 a.m.
Play is underway on Day 4 of the French Open, with top-seeded Simona Halep facing 83rd-ranked Alison Riske of the United States in the last remaining match of the women's first round.
The encounter on Court Philippe-Chatrier was postponed from Tuesday amid gathering evening storms.
Halep, a two-time finalist at Roland Garros, needs to reach the semifinals or better this year to have a chance of holding onto her No. 1 ranking. She won both of her previous matches against Riske.
On the men's side, 2016 champion Novak Djokovic will face qualifier Jaume Munar of Spain in the second round.
The second-seeded players in both the men's and women's draws, Alexander Zverev and Caroline Wozniacki, will also be in action.
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Wrestling veteran Davey Boy Smith Jr. recently spoke with the folks at Hannibal TV for an interview.
During the discussion, which you can watch above, the second generation wrestler spoke about Phil "CM Punk" Brooks' recent transition from longtime pro wrestler to MMA fighter. Below is an excerpt from the interview.
"I'll say this off the bat, I give Phil, or CM Punk, I give him credit for going out there and doing the fight. A lot of people, a lot of fighters were probably mad because he got, what? 500,000 grand for the fight? And bottom guys it's five and five if they lose or ten and ten, I don't know exactly the pay scale, but you can't really flank Punk for that. The guys to blame for that are the guys paying him the money. That'll be Dana White or the brothers of whatever, I don't know that side of the pay scale. That was kind of the same thing with a lot of the guys being sent to developmental, a lot of models or muscle heads or football players, they're being signed to big money and guys in developmental are getting mad at them. Well, you shouldn't be mad at them you should be getting mad at the guy hiring them because that's the guy paying them. Cause if somebody says, if there's a guy that's a muscle-head football player and he's retired, and he's looking for a job and somebody says 'Oh, I'll pay you 75 grand to be a lawyer.' 'Okay, sure. I'll take it. I don't know how to be a lawyer, I don't like being a lawyer, but I'll take it.'
"So that's the thing, you don't get mad at CM Punk - because I know that (Nate) Diaz said a bunch of stuff about him. But hey he got offered the money and he was willing to take the risk one night. I know he did go train with Josh Barnett, and Josh told me when we were chatting that he needed a lot of work and I know that Josh is a very smart guy with fighters and fighting. And teaching. And I would take his word over anybody's if his advice or his opinion on somebody being ready to be in a cage over anybody's. I mean the guy has been fighting in MMA for 20 years. He knows pro wrestling and he would know what Punk's stature is. I believed him and I knew when he was stepping into the Octagon that it was a big risk and I didn't think he was going to win, to be honest with you. I didn't think it was a bad idea because he had one UFC fight under his belt and made half a million dollars. He can move on and do whatever else he wants to do. I think it would've been better if he had some - I don't want to say easier fights.
"Maybe if Bellator had offered him something. Kind of built up his record because fighting anyone in the UFC, even if it's a lower-ranked guy, they're professional fighters and that's what they do for a living. Anybody there who's fighting now is basically a stud. They're gonna be a specialist in something. If it's striking, wrestling, grappling on the ground. To be able to get up there you have to have a certain amount of pro fights, so everybody there is pretty much a stud. There are no push-overs. So was it a bad thing? Well, I mean I don't think it hurt pro wrestling cause everybody seems to think that it's fake and this and that, and that's because of the way things have happened and the way things have been exploited. But also, people know that if it's pre-determined they still want to be entertained, but they still almost want to believe 'Oh is that really real?' And that's what I was getting back to was being stiff with each other and laying stuff in and having a respect for kayfabe."

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Republican Roy Moore has faced allegations of sexual assault and has made several controversial comments about homosexuality, slavery and President Obama. CNN's Gary Tuchman spoke with Alabamians to see if any of it will impact how they vote.

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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — The Latest on the Alabama Senate race (all times local):
10:19 a.m.
Former President Barack Obama and former Vice-President Joe Biden have recorded calls urging turnout in Alabama's heated race for U.S. Senate.
A person familiar with the campaign said Monday that Obama had recorded a message in support of Democrat Doug Jones. Jones is attempting to become the first Alabama Democrat elected to the U.S. Senate in 25 years. He is locked in a heated battle with Republican Roy Moore.
Biden held a rally for Jones in Birmingham, Ala. earlier this year and has also recorded a call for Jones.
The Jones camp is sending out dozens of types of calls on the eve of the election to urge turnout. They include a news clip in which Republican Sen. Richard Shelby said that Alabama deserves better than Moore.
President Donald Trump has recorded a call urging people to vote for Moore.
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An official has quit the Republican National Committee over the GOP's support of Alabama Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore, who faces accusations of sexual assault and harassment.
Joyce Simmons, the GOP national committeewoman from Nebraska, emailed the 168-member governing body Monday to inform them that she had tendered her resignation. She writes: "I strongly disagree with the recent RNC financial support directed to the Alabama Republican Party for use in the Roy Moore race."
Simmons adds that she wishes she could have continued her service "to the national Republican Party that I used to know well.'
The RNC had pulled support from Moore after the allegations surfaced against him last month. But the organization re-entered the race once President Donald Trump endorsed Moore, citing the need for a Republican in the seat.
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3:35 a.m.
Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones are making their final pushes ahead of Tuesday's special Senate election in Alabama.
Jones and Democrats are framing the election as a way for Alabama to reject its history of politicians with baggage that hampers the state.
Republicans say its about keeping a conservative hold on Alabama and not giving Democrats any opportunity to derail President Donald Trump's agenda before the 2018 midterms.
In truth, the matchup is a mix of Alabama's history and the partisan divides plaguing Washington.
Jones says it would be disastrous to elect Moore after the former judge was accused of sexual misconduct with teenage girls. Moore denies the charges.


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Question: How Can You Return to Art After an Art Hiatus or Years Away?

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It’s emotionally intense to return to something you love after years away. A lot of you have experienced that or are experiencing it now.
A life gets in the way (and I mean that with love and gratitude) of art-making, and you have to figure out how reconnect with your creativity almost as if you are coming to it brand new. If you have taken an art hiatus or are returning to art-making after years away, explore these as first steps on your renewed journey. Enjoy!
Be Self-First! (It’s Not the Same as Selfish!)
It can be difficult to put yourself first, right? But I want you to remember what I am about to say when the opportunity to explore your art comes up and you don’t take it: You are a better person when you tend to your creativity.
It’s that well-spring of looking at things differently and seeing color and texture everywhere that make you special and unique. So please put your self first. It is not the same as selfish, and you are going to be in a better mood and have a better outlook when you do. And the people around you will love you even more for it. So put it on the schedule and keep it there!
Take Up Space
Take space where you can get it but do let your art take up space. Whether it is a shelf, a closet, a room — whatever your art needs right now, give it a place of its own so you can go there and jump into the creative flow without having to run around trying to collect stuff.
The space doesn’t have to be stationary. I have a big box and a toolbox that I keep everything art because my living space is small, but that works for me and could work for you if you are just starting out.
Just Look
When you just start a journey, you can take any direction you choose. But if that makes fire alarms of anxiety ring in your head, start here: just look. Look at art books, go to an art exhibition, browse an artist’s work online.
If you want to do some extra credit, keep a sketchbook with you to record your thoughts or artistic impulses or pictures that come to mind. But creative time isn’t always busy hands. Busy minds and eyes that are drinking up the inspiration — that’s a part of it too!
Do Warm-Ups
Take time to warm up your hands, fingers, wrists and a whole body. Art isn’t necessarily a contact sport but you want to refamiliarize yourself with the movements that come along with pen strokes and daubs of a brush. This
This warm-up time can also mean play time! Mess around and make marks. Close your eyes, work with your non-dominant hand, or use a tool that you’ve never used before. After an art hiatus, all bets are off so that mean there are no rules–and your creativity can do whatever it wants! Let it!
What Makes Sense
When I jumped back into art, it made sense to me to start by exploring media. To find out if I was a lover of pen and ink or if I needed a brush in my hand to feel fulfilled. If that makes sense to you, explore media now by signing up for the ArtistsNetwork.tv free trial weekend.
With 700 workshops to choose from, you are definitely poised to discover exactly what you want for your next artistic step. I’m thrilled for what comes next for you! Enjoy!
Courtney

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Question: A final and an Olympic bid for Vail moguls skiers at first World Cup

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Matt Leseur — Bremuda ski team member from Vail who just made Olympics at Ruka World Cup
Emerson Smith — Top performing American man from Ruka World Cup and Leseur’s teammate in Ski & Snowboard Club Vail program
Riley Campbell — Coach who discovered Smith, also coach of the Bermuda moguls skiing team and a coach for Ski & Snowboard Club Vail
John Dowling — Coach who discovered Campbell, also program director for Ski & Snowboard Club Vail
Tess Johnson — Ski & Snowboard Club Vail athlete who could benefit from having Campbell at Olympics now that Leseur qualified
Morgan Schild — Ski & Snowboard Club Vail athlete who will benefit from having Campbell at Olympics now that Leseur qualified

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Question: Lady Gaga cancels final tour dates due to 'severe pain'

(CNN) Lady Gaga has canceled the remaining dates of her Joanne World Tour due to "severe pain," Live Nation announced Saturday.
Gaga apologized to her fans on Saturday through a statement posted on Twitter , saying she needed to put her "well-being first" and plans to recover at home.
"All I know is that if I don't do this, I am not standing by the words or meaning of my music," she said.
In a statement posted on the promoter's site , Live Nation said the final 10 dates of the European leg of the tour -- including next week's shows in London and Manchester -- were canceled because the severe pain that Gaga is experiencing has "materially impacted her ability to perform live."
"Last night, with strong support from her medical team, Lady Gaga made the tough decision to immediately come off the road," the statement read. "She is extremely sorry and deeply saddened that she cannot perform for her European fans, who have waited so patiently.
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Happy holidays to anyone who has peeped these new photos of Lady Gaga dressed as a ‘naughty elf!’ The singer stunned in a cleavage-baring green corset, and sexy thigh high socks!
Hot for the holidays! Lady Gaga, 31, really committed to her holiday party attire, when she dressed as a “naughty elf” this past weekend. The “Joanne” singer took us back to her original Gaga days, when her wild attire controlled headlines. For her Haus Of Gaga holiday party she rocked a sexy, green corset [by Samuel Ososki] with knee-high, candy cane-inspired santa socks. Gaga wore her bleach blonde hair down [by Frederic Aspiras] and behind her ears to show off her prosthetic elf-shaped ears! Her bold, smoky, cat eye and red lip were done by makeup artist to the stars, Sarah Tanno.
In a series of photos posted to her Instagram account, Gaga posed with friends near a Christmas tree. Her guests were dressed up in santa suits and other festive attire. In a selfie before the party, Gaga peered seductively at the camera, which was fitting to her caption, “I’m Santa’s naughty elf. Mistress Claus.” Gaga even polled her 26+ million followers when she asked if her fans were “on the naughty or nice list this year?” See her full look below, and head over to her Instagram for more party photos.
Someone who wasn’t photographed at Gaga’s holiday bash was her boyfriend, and reported fiancé, Christian Carino. In early November, reports claimed the secretive couple were engaged. Gaga and her CAA talent agent beau were first romantically linked in Feb. 2017, when they were spotted getting cozy before her Super Bowl LI halftime show in Houston.
Gaga’s looking happy and much healthier since she opened up about her painful battle with severe fibromyalgia — a chronic disorder that causes widespread muscle pain. The singer went through a tough time with her fibromyalgia recently. She was hospitalized with “severe physical pain,” on Sept. 14, as a result from the chronic disorder, and was forced to cancel her concert at Rock In Rio. Gaga shed light on her experience with the illness in her documentary, Five Foot Two, which debuted on Netflix on Sept. 22.
HollywoodLifers, did you love Gaga’s holiday outfit?


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Question: Frances Bean Cobain feared for her life when a plane caught fire

Frances Bean Cobain feared for her life when a plane she was on caught fire.
The 25-year-old model - who is the daughter of the late Kurt Cobain and Courtney love - has taken to social media to speak about her near death experience last month, which has "altered everything" she believed in, although she has tried to "avoid" talking about the incident.
The brunette beauty has shared a string of images of the damaged aeroplane, which was on route to Los Angeles from France, on her Instagram account to explain her feelings during the mid-air accident.
She captioned the post: "I've avoided talking about this because telling strangers struck me as a fruitless endeavor. But enough time has gone by to where I've sat with what this experience should mean on the grand scale of living my day to day life. So here it goes : A week ago on September 30th I boarded Air France flight A380 (the irony being I changed my previously booked flight to this one that very day, so I could get home earlier.) This would act as the moment that would alter everything I thought I knew. I have woken up everyday for the past week just grateful to wake up. When I felt the plane tilt, saw the wing directly in front of me catch fire, and basically came to grips with my own mortality I made a deal with myself. (sic)."
And the California-born star has revealed after surviving what could have been a fatal accident, she has "promised" herself not to try and "escape the moments of [her] life", and not "indulge" in certain clichÃ©s, but she has vowed to tell those close to her how much they mean to her.
Her heartfelt post continued: "I promised myself that if I made it through, that I would no longer try to escape the moments of my life. I would no longer indulge in societal cliches & I would let the people I love know how much I love them everyday. Thinking I would never see my mom or my boyfriend or my grams or my pets or my friends again, sparked a renaissance of the soul / mind / body / spirit. (sic)."
Frances now considers "every moment" in her life as "truly precious", and she refuses to let her "crippling anxieties" impact on her.
She concluded: "So I've entered the phase of my life where every moment is truly precious. All the mundane "crippling" anxieties I once let dictate how I functioned have dissipated. I was jolted awake and awake is where I need to stay in order to live authentically. As cheeseball as that sounds. It resonates at true. To me. As you were - FBC (sic)."

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Question: Settlement reached in lawsuit over sweltering Texas prison

DALLAS — A tentative settlement agreement has been reached in a civil rights lawsuit in which attorneys for inmates at a Southeast Texas prison said sweltering summer heat was endangering the inmates' health.
The inmates' attorney, Jeff Edwards of Austin, said Friday that the Texas Department of Criminal Justice would guarantee air conditioning for 1,400 inmates of the Pack Unit covered by the lawsuit. Temporary arrangements would be made for air conditioning this summer and a permanent solution thereafter.
Prison system spokesman Jason Clark said the deal would provide additional safeguards for Pack Unit inmates susceptible to extreme heat. He said the specifics haven't been finalized and he declined to comment further.

Two corrections officers have been placed on paid leave as authorities investigate an inmate’s escape from a Rhode Island detention center.


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Question: Rovers sign former Norwich midfielder King

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Shamrock Rovers have signed former Norwich City and Scotland Under-21 international Cameron King.
The attacking midfielder has signed with the Dublin club until the end of the season and Rovers coach Stephen Bradley believes that Cameron will make a "real impact" with the Hoops.
King played in the final of the 2013 FA Youth Cup which Norwich won for the first time in 30 years beforemaking his senior debut in September 2014 in a League Cup tie away to Shrewsbury Town.
The English-born midfielder made his first appearance for the Scotland Under 21s later that year, scoring a late equaliser in Switzerland.
King left the Canaries in the summer of 2016 and will be looking to kick-start his career at Rovers, following a short spell at hometown club Thetford Town.
"I was made aware of Cameron about six weeks ago and advised that I should take a serious look at him," said Bradley.
"Sometimes you get players in and they’re not what people say they are. Cameron was and he’s definitely going to be an attacking threat for us. We got him initially for just two or three days and straight away we liked what we saw.
"He’s very direct, very clever on the ball. He can play any attacking position, right, left or as a 10. We have him until the end of the season so hopefully he can show that quality. He has good character, he’s hungry to get his career back on track and hopefully this is the place for him. I see him being a good player for us between now and the end of the season and making a real impact."
Speaking about his short-term move to Dublin, King said: "I am a very positive player who likes to get on the ball, drive the team forward and create chances at every opportunity.
"I play in the 10 or out wide and like to cause defenders problems.
I've trained here for a few weeks and the quality of the players made me raise my game. The moral is very good and the squad have been great to me.
"It's a new opportunity and I cannot wait to get going.
"I need to impress the management staff, earn the respect of my teammates and then I will feel a lot more comfortable and see where I go from there."
Elsewhere, Sligo Rovers have handed professional contracts to Under-19s trio John Mahon, Jack Keaney and Ed McGinty.
Centre-back Mahon is a Collooney native, whose fledgling years were usefully spent in the Ballisodare United youth teams.
Keaney is an 18-year-old central midfield player who hails from Donegal Town, while McGinty, who turned 18 at the start of this month, is a Motherwell born goalkeeper, who began playing with Rovers Under-19 team in the 2016 season having spent three years at the Celtic youth academy.

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Mark Robins has made three changes to his Coventry City side, naming the same starting line-up that faced MK Dons in the FA Cup last weekend.
That means a return for Jordan Willis alongside Tom Davies at centre-half after the home grown defender sat out Tuesday night’s 3-1 victory over Cambridge United, with Rod McDonald dropping to the bench.
The midfield sees the return of Liam Kelly in the middle to resume his partnership with Michael Doyle, which pushes teenager Tom Bayliss out wide on the right, while the third change is on the left where January loan signing Josh Barret making his second start on the left.
Max Biamou and Marc McNulty continue their partnership up front as new deadline day signing Jonson Clarke-Harris is included on the bench at the expense of Jordan Ponticelli who misses out, as does Brighton loan winger Jordan Maguire-Drew.
The other attacking options on the bench include veteran striker Stuart Beavon and wide men Peter Vuincenti and Jordan Shipley.
City (4-4-2): Lee Burge; Jack Grimmer, Jordan Willis, Tom Davies, Chris Stokes; Tom Bayliss, Liam Kelly, Michael Doyle, Josh Barrett; Marc McNulty, Max Biamou.
Substitutes: Liam O’Brien (GK), Ryan Haynes, Rod McDonald, Jordan Shipley, Peter Vincenti, Jonson Clarke-Harris, Stuart Beavon.


Question: US economy grows at a slower 2.2%

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The US economy grew at an annual rate of 2.2% in the first three months of the year, slightly more slowly than the original estimate of 2.3%.
The Commerce Department published the revision on Wednesday in its second estimate of GDP.
It said exports, inventory investments and consumer spending were weaker than first reported.
The declines exacerbated the slowdown from the fourth quarter of 2017, when US GDP increased by 2.9%.
The first quarter is typically the weakest of the year and many economists expect economic growth to accelerate in coming months, as some activity shifts later in the year.
Compared with the first quarter of 2017, GDP - the measure of goods and services produced in the US, adjusted for inflation - increased by 2.8%, the fastest rate since 2015.
However, some metrics continue to lag behind expectations.
Wednesday's report showed inflation rose 1.6% from the first quarter of 2017. That measure of inflation - personal consumption expenditure excluding food and energy - is the Federal Reserve's preferred indicator,
The Fed has said it is aiming for an inflation rate of about 2%.
Wednesday's report showed consumer spending increased just 1% in the first quarter, instead of 1.1% as originally reported. That marked the weakest growth in almost five years.
Spending on homebuilding, another major economic driver, declined 2%.
However, business investment was higher than previously reported, driven by a more than 10% increase in spending on intellectual property.
The Commerce Department also said the new US tax cut, which reduced the corporate rate from 35% to 21%, was having an effect.
Taxes on corporate profits fell $117.4bn in the first quarter, while after-tax corporate profits climbed 5.9%.

GDP expanded an annual 7.3 percent in the March quarter, against 7.2 per cent in the December quarter
India's economy probably grew marginally in the March quarter of fiscal 2018, which would ensure that the nation remains the world's fastest growing major economy, a Reuters poll found. Gross domestic product (GDP) expanded an annual 7.3 percent in the first three months of 2018, the May 24 to May 29 poll of 55 economists predicted, a touch faster than the 7.2 percent achieved in the last three months of 2017 - and well above China's pace of 6.8 percent for the quarter ending in March. Forecasts ranged from 6.9 to 7.7 percent. Even Moody's Investors Service on Wednesday projected the GDP growth forecast to 7.3 per cent in 2018, revising it from the earlier forecast of 7.5 per cent on higher oil prices and tighter financial conditions.


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Like most AV brands, Panasonic enjoyed mixed fortunes with its 2016 TV range. So it’s no surprise to find it shaking things up for 2017 - most notably by tripling the number of OLED TVs in its range.
Here you can find details on every TV in Panasonic’s new range, all the way from its range-topping new ‘pro-grade’ 4K OLED right down to its no-frills HD entry level LCD models.
I’ll update this article with pricing information as soon as it’s available. Please note that at the time of writing, Panasonic is apparently not planning to release any of these TVs in the US.
4K Models
Panasonic 65EZ1000 (EZ1002 in the UK)
Introduced at the CES in January, these ultra high-end OLED TVs promise class-leading picture quality - for a price. They’re built using Panasonic’s ‘Master OLED Display’ technology, which Panasonic says allows for more ‘granular’ control than has been possible with any OLED before, resulting in enhanced shadow detailing and color accuracy.
They also use 800-nit OLED panels with a new black level-boosting filtering system, plus a Studio Color HCX2 processing engine that borrows numerous high-level technologies from Panasonic’s broadcast monitor division.
These technologies include a powerful 3D Look Up Table system for further color accuracy, and image tuning by professional Hollywood colorist Mike Sowa. The THX-certified screen even lets content creators upload their own 3D Look-Up tables so that they can use it to master content, meaning that for the first time consumers may be able to watch content on the same screen it was mastered on without having to cough up 10s of thousands of dollars for a professional monitor.
The flat-screened EZ1000 series is also notable for shipping with a powerful ‘blade’ design external soundbar speaker.
My ‘first look’ at the EZ1000 can be found here.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 65-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR Support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen Technology: OLED
Processing Engine: Studio Color HCX2
THX Certified: Yes
Panasonic EZ950 Series (EZ952 in the UK)
For people who can’t afford the EZ1000, the new EZ952 OLED series looks like a potentially exciting alternative. They don’t use the Master OLED panels of the EZ1000 and so won’t enjoy quite so much color and shadow detail refinement. They also use integrated speakers rather than the EZ1000’s ‘blade’ speaker, and they won’t join the flagship model in supporting the ability for content creators to upload their own 3D Look Up tables.
They will, though, still get the Studio Color HCX2 processing, Hollywood tuning and THX certification of their more expensive sibling.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 65-inch (£TBA), 55-inch (TBA)
Confirmed HDR Support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen Technology: OLED
Processing Engine: Studio Color HCX2
THX Certified: Yes
Panasonic DX900 Series (DX902 series in the UK)
Panasonic is continuing to sell its 2016 DX900/DX902 series into 2017. I’ve covered these sets in detail in this separate article, but briefly speaking they use direct LED backlighting with local dimming and a unique, HDR-friendly ‘honeycomb’ structure to serve up 1000 nits of peak brightness alongside impressive black levels.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 58-inch (£1,749), 65-inch (£2,299)
Confirmed HDR support: HDR 10
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen technology: direct LED with local dimming and honeycomb light control structure
Processing engine: Studio Color HCX
THX Certified: Yes
Panasonic EX780 Series
The EX780 TVs are the only new models in Panasonic’s 2017 LCD range to get the brand’s ultra powerful new Studio Color HCX2 processing system and ‘Hollywood tuning’. They’re also the only new models to benefit from ‘Super Bright Panel Plus’ technology for more HDR-friendly nits of brightness.
So far as I can tell at this point, we’re only talking here about peak brightness levels of around 550 nits. However, Panasonic claims that the EX780 screens deliver an unusually high general and sustainable level of brightness, and that contrast is enhanced by a new 'Digitally Enhanced Local Dimming' system that adds LCD shutter control to a normal local dimming system, to deliver far more effective dimming zones than you would normally get with an edge-lit LCD TV.
The EX780 series also, it seems, offer 3D support. This makes them not only the only 3D-capable TVs in Panasonic’s 2017 range, but also one of the only 3D-capable TV series available from any brand in 2017.
The 50-inch and 58-inch models in the range feature edge LED lighting, though it's possible that the 65-inch and 75-inch models are using direct LED lighting. I’ll try and clarify this in the coming days and update this story accordingly.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 50-inch (£TBA), 58-inch (TBA), 65-inch (£TBA), 75-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen technology: edge LED with local dimming for 50-inch and 58-inch, possibly direct LED for the 65-inch and 75-inch models
Processing engine: Studio Color HCX2
THX Certified: No
Panasonic EX730 series
Stepping down to the EX730 LCD series from the EX780s sees you losing the Studio Color HCX2 processing, 3D support, and Hollywood tuning. The panel delivers less brightness too (though I don’t have a figure on this), and it’s also worth noting that motion handling drops to 1600Hz BMR (to use Panasonic’s proprietary terminology) versus the 2400Hz BMR of the EX780s.
The edge LED lighting system does still get local dimming, though, and you still get support for HLG HDR as well as HDR10.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 40-inch (£TBA), 50-inch (£TBA), 58-inch (£TBA), 65-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen technology: edge-lit LCD with local dimming.
Processing engine: Advanced Colour processing
THX Certified: No
Panasonic EX700 Series
This appears to be almost identical to the EX730 series, except that the EX700 doesn’t get the EX730’s twin-tuner functionality. As there isn’t much else to say about this model, I might as well point out that it shares the same ‘Switch Design’ aesthetic feature as the EX730, which gives you a choice of where and which way round you attach its desktop feet.
I suspect that not all territories will get both the EX700 and EX730 - or that one or other model will only be available in specific retail outlets.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 40-inch (£TBA), 50-inch (£TBA), 58-inch (£TBA), 65-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen technology: edge-lit LCD with local dimming
Processing engine: Advanced colour processing
THX Certified: No
Panasonic EX600 Series
The most significant difference between the EX600 and the EX700 series is that the EX600’s edge LED lighting system doesn’t feature any local dimming. It just gets ‘adaptive backlight dimming’, which manipulates all the LEDs on a universal basis. Also a pretty big deal is the EX600’s lack of the wide color spectrum support offered by Panasonic’s higher-spec models, while motion handling drops to 800HZ BMR.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 40-inch (£TBA), 49-inch (£TBA), 55-inch (£TBA), 65-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: HDR 10, Hybrid Log Gamma
Screen resolution: 3840x2160
Screen technology: edge-lit LCD with whole-frame dimming.
Processing engine: Advanced color processing
THX Certified: No
HD Models
Panasonic ES600 Series
Oddly there’s just one model in Panasonic’s premium HD TV range for 2017 - and it’s only a 32 incher. It’s a full HD model with direct lighting, and it gets a Super Bright Panel even though it offers no support for high dynamic range technology (something that is supported, for better or worse, on all of Sony’s 2017 full HD TVs, as discussed in this break down of Sony’s 2017 TV range).
The 32ES600 gets 800Hz BMR motion processing (impressive for a 32-inch TV), though it’s worth noting that it only gets Panasonic’s old My Home Screen interface, rather than the Firefox-based My Home Screen 2 system found on all the 4K models.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 32-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: None.
Screen resolution: 1920x1080
Screen technology: direct-lit LCD
Processing engine: 1080p pixel direct
THX Certified: No
Panasonic ES500 series
The only obvious specification difference between the ES500s and 32ES600 is that the latter uses an 800Hz BMR motion system while the ES500s only support 600Hz BMR.
The ES500 models also feature a different design - most notably in the desktop stand department, which swaps the dark, square bar of the ES600 for a wider, silvery bar.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 24-inch (£TBA), 32-inch (£TBA), 40-inch (£TBA), 49-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: None
Screen resolution: 1920x1080 on the 40-inch and 49-inch, 1366x768 on the 24-inch and 32-inch
Screen technology: direct-lit LCD
Processing engine: 1080p pixel direct
THX Certified: No
Panasonic ES400 Series
Again, these are similar in specification to the ES500 series. The main differences are a drop to 400Hz BMR from 600Hz BMR, the removal of any pseudo surround effects from the audio system, and the removal of Voice Assistant technology from the smart features.
The ES400 also features a less premium design, with a more plasticky black finish and straightforward separate desktop ‘feet’.
Details
Screen sizes/Prices: 32-inch (£TBA), 40-inch (£TBA), 49-inch (£TBA)
Confirmed HDR support: None
Screen resolution: 1920x1080 on the 40-inch and 49-inch, 1366x768 on the 32-inch
Screen technology: direct-lit LCD
Processing engine: 1080p pixel direct
THX Certified: No
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Watch today’s Pocketnow Daily as we talk about the iPhone X and the rumors that it might not be ready in time for the launch date. We also cover the things that the Made By Google event didn’t tell you. Huawei also follows as we see a new teaser on its battery capabilities. We also go through the deals you can get on T-Mobile if you bring your own Pixel to the carrier.
All this and more after the break.
Stories:
– Bring Your Own Pixel 2 to T-Mobile, get $325
– Google’s USB-C to 3.5mm adapter is more than twice as expensive as Lightning to 3.5mm adapter
– “Made for Google” accessory program launches with 26 partners
– Will the Pixel 2 receive three full years of Android OS updates?
– Huawei Mate 10 officially outed with 4,000mAh battery
– iPhone X delays reportedly worsened with yields below 10 percent


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A new report has recently been published by Persistence Market Research to present a comprehensive analysis of the global deep learning market. Titled ‘Deep Learning Market: Global Industry Analysis (2012 – 2016) & Forecast (2017 – 2027),’ this report is an in-depth study of the concept of deep learning and the performance of the global market for deep learning across key end use industry sectors across seven key geographies. The report carefully analyzes the different factors responsible for impacting market revenue growth over a 10 year assessment period from 2017 to 2027 and presents insights on the market growth and performance to investors and other key market stakeholders.
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Global Deep Learning Market: Revenue Forecast & Market Dynamics Analysis
According to Persistence Market Research forecasts, the global deep learning market is estimated to be valued at US$ 4,841.2 Mn by the end of 2017 and this is projected to increase to a whopping US$ 261,113.0 Mn by the end of the forecast period in 2027. This denotes an exponential compound annual growth rate of 49.0% recorded during the period of forecast. This growth can be attributed to a need for better processing hardware, increase in research and development activities in some markets around the globe, and rapid adoption of cloud based technologies across the globe.
However, deep learning requires high performance hardware that is not easily available. Cost is another limiting factor. Also, several enterprises prefer the traditional route over hyperparameter optimization. These factors are expected to restrict revenue growth of the deep learning market in the coming decade. Utilization of deep learning technology in smartphones and medical image analysis for diagnosis of chronic diseases such as cancer; and in virtual patient assistance is trending the global deep learning market.
Global Deep Learning Market: Forecast Analysis by End Use Industry
The global deep learning market is segmented on the basis of end use industry into Manufacturing, Healthcare, Media & Entertainment, Security, Finance, and Others. Finance is the largest segment, expected to hold more than 40% value share of the global deep learning market by 2027. Finance is also expected to be the fastest growing end use industry segment, with a CAGR of 60.1% during the forecast period. In terms of value, the Finance segment is projected to be the most attractive in the global deep learning market during the period of study.
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Global Deep Learning Market: Forecast Analysis by Region
Seven regional markets are assessed in this report on the global deep learning market. These key geographies are North America, Latin America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific Excluding Japan, Japan, and the Middle East and Africa. North America is the leading regional market for deep learning, expected to hold 42.4% share of the global market by 2027 end. APEJ is the second largest regional market, with an estimated value share of just under 26% by the end of the forecast period in 2027. In terms of value, North America is projected to be the most attractive region in the global deep learning market during the period of study.
Global Deep Learning Market: Key Player Insights
The report profiles some of the top companies in the global deep learning market such as Google Inc., Microsoft Corp., IBM Corporation, Facebook Inc., Qualcomm Technologies, Inc., NVIDIA Corp., Amazon.com, Inc., Intel Corporation, Clarifai, Inc., and Deep Instinct Ltd. Key players are looking to adopt a strategy of moving to different sectors with their products from the deep learning algorithm to enhance revenue share in the global market. Companies in the global deep learning market are also focusing on improving their artificial intelligence capabilities and the deep learning service portfolio across multiple industry sectors like electronics retail.
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Research and Markets has announced the addition of the "Global Building Automation market - By Communication Technology, Offerings, Application, Regions - Market Size, Demand Forecasts, Industry Trends and Updates " report to their offering. The building automation system market is set to grow at a CAGR of 10.65% between 2016-2022 to reach USD 100.60 billion by 2022.
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Question: Woman investigating noise shoots herself

COVENTRY, R.I. — Police say a woman in Rhode Island had taken out a gun to investigate a noise when she accidentally shot herself.
Coventry police say the woman slipped Friday night and the gun she was carrying discharged, striking her. She had been looking into a noise she heard from behind her home.
WJAR-TV reports the woman was taken to Kent Hospital to be treated for injuries. Her condition wasn’t clear.
A police investigation confirmed it was an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound.


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Question: NYPD K-9 injured in fall through ceiling during drug raid in Brooklyn

An NYPD K-9 is recovering after falling during a drug raid in Brooklyn.The German shepherd, named 'Timoshenko', fell through a ceiling while sniffing for weapons as officers executed a search warrant Friday night in Red Hook.He suffered several injuries, but is expected to survive.During the search, Timoshenko sniffed out a handgun, six rifles and two shotguns.The dog is named for NYPD Officer Russel Timoshenko, who died in the line of duty 10 years ago.

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Question: Emirati ambassador: US should rethink its air base in Qatar

The United States should consider moving its air base out of Qatar, the Emirati ambassador to the U.S. said Tuesday, encouraging the Trump administration to use its leverage to further pressure Qatar over alleged support for extremism. As the Persian Gulf crisis enters its second week, Ambassador Yousef al-Otaiba of the United Arab Emirates said Qatar's neighbors would "fairly soon" give the U.S. a list of specific actions Qatar must take before punitive steps are lifted.
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The United States and Qatar have signed a $12-billion deal for F-15 fighter jets amid the crisis in West Asia on Wednesday. Doha will get 36 jets as part of the agreement, NDTV reported.
The deal was sealed by Qatari Defense Minister Khalid al-Attiyah and his US counterpart, Jim Mattis, in Washington, the Pentagon has confirmed. The sale “will give Qatar a state-of-the-art capability and increase security cooperation and interoperability between the United States and Qatar,” said a statement issued by the Defense Department.
Attiyah said the agreement highlights the “longstanding commitment of the state of Qatar in jointly working with our friends and allies in the United States in advancing our military cooperation for closer strategic collaboration in our fight to counter violent extremism and promote peace and stability in our region and beyond”.
He said it was “yet another step in advancing our strategic and cooperative defence relationship with the United States, and we look forward to continuing our joint military efforts with our partners here in the US”.
The Donald Trump administration in May signed a $110bn arms deal with Saudi Arabia, which has cut ties with Qatar for allegedly supporting terror activities in the region. While Trump himself has accused Qatar of supporting terror, the US has chosen to maintain a neutral stand in the crisis.
The import-dependent nation of Qatar has been isolated, with several countries, including Bahrain, UAE and Egypt, following Saudi Arabia’s lead. While Turkey is supplying dairy goods, fruit and vegetables are being imported from Iran. Kuwait is trying to play the mediator.


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Question: High hopes as always in first spring training workouts

LAKELAND, Fla. (AP) – Even for an accomplished veteran like Justin Verlander, the start of spring training can be special.
“I usually sleep pretty well. I woke up early today,” the Detroit ace said Tuesday. “On one hand, you want to appreciate everything as much as you can. It’s not such a whirlwind anymore – you kind of know what to expect. But in the same aspect, every day is pretty much the same thing I’ve done for 12 years, so it also starts going faster.”
Verlander’s Tigers were among 15 teams with their first scheduled workouts for pitchers and catchers Tuesday. As major leaguers took the field in Florida and Arizona, that familiar sound of balls popping into mitts served as a reminder that in baseball at least, winter is finally over.
While Verlander and the Tigers went through their routine at their newly renovated facility in Lakeland, the Boston Red Sox were about 115 miles to the south, holding their first workout of the post-Papi era. It’s Boston’s first season without David Ortiz since the Red Sox signed him in January 2003, but Big Papi’s retirement may not be too big a blow to a team that added star left-hander Chris Sale.
Over in Arizona, the Cleveland Indians began preparing to defend their American League title. Cleveland won the AL Central comfortably last year and made it to the World Series before losing to the Chicago Cubs in seven games.
“This time of year, everyone is at glass half-full,” Indians manager Terry Francona said. “We have good reason to be.”
Hopes are always high at the start of spring training, but occasionally there’s some injury news on the first day. Baltimore manager Buck Showalter said right-hander Chris Tillman had a platelet-rich plasma injection on his right shoulder and won’t start the season until April 7 at the earliest.
The Kansas City Royals said left-hander Brian Flynn broke a rib and had three minor vertebrae fractures in a bizarre offseason injury. Flynn is expected to miss two months after falling through a barn roof at his Oklahoma residence.
The Royals and Miami Marlins begin this season with heavy hearts following the deaths of pitchers Yordano Ventura last month and Jose Fernandez in September, and Tigers owner Mike Ilitch died Friday at age 87.
“I got to know him as best as an owner and player can know each other,” said Detroit catcher Alex Avila, whose father Al is the team’s general manager. “He was always a very gracious and generous person – very nice to myself, my family. … Very loyal. I know as a family, we always felt we had to kind of reciprocate that loyalty because he’s a tremendous man. They’re a great family.”
The Arizona Diamondbacks have also found themselves dealing with some sobering news. Their bench coach, former Minnesota Twins manager Ron Gardenhire, has prostate cancer and is set to have surgery. He said doctors believe they caught the cancer early.
The Diamondbacks went 69-93 last year and are one of a few National League teams that started workouts Tuesday amid tepid expectations. The Phillies, Reds and Rockies also finished well out of the postseason picture in 2016, but that doesn’t mean they can’t set goals for themselves.
Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said he wants his team to play .500 baseball deeper into the season after the Phillies lost 91 games last year.
For the first time since 2009, the Giants are entering an odd-numbered season without a World Series title to defend. After winning it all in 2010, 2012 and 2014, San Francisco made the playoffs last year as a wild card but lost in the Division Series to the Cubs.
The Giants look like contenders again in 2017, and manager Bruce Bochy had plenty of reasons to be upbeat Tuesday when his pitchers and catchers took the field.
“It’s a day you look forward to, getting a chance to see everybody and hear the sound of the bat, watch these guys work out again,” Bochy said. “So it’s a good day.”
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Question: Ed Sheeran Says GRAMMY Snub Was ‘Meant to Be’

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Heading into the 2018 GRAMMY nomination season, many expected Ed Sheeran to sweep numerous categories. While he was nominated for two GRAMMYs – Best Pop Solo Performance (“Shape Of You”) and Best Pop Vocal Album (Divide) — Sheeran isn’t on the ballot for the biggest awards, including Record of the Year, Album of the Year and Song of the Year.”
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In a recent interview, Sheeran said he wasn’t upset when he found out about the snub; in fact, he believes it was ‘meant to be.’
“There’s a very clear reason why that happened and it’s bigger than me, like much bigger than me. And like it’s just something that, again, it was just meant to be,” he told Billboard. “That is the way that this year was meant to roll out.”
Sheeran added that he has everything going for him, and he has received numerous recent honors and accolades, so why complain?
“You know, I’m not dying. It’s not like I’m never gonna be nominated for a Grammy again,” he said. “And I was nominated for two GRAMMYs. This is why everything’s meant to be. The week after that, I get an MBE from the palace, I go Number One on Spotify, I go Number One on Billboard. I’m about to have my second ever Billboard Number One. Like, there’s so many other things in the mix that counterbalance it.”
“That’s just the way I live my life,” he concluded. “When one door closes, another door opens. You’ll really, really send yourself mental if you think into things too much, and I’m just so easy-going when it comes to that.”

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Question: Public Wi-Fi is capable of adding 40 million new users in India by 2019: Report

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Public Wi-Fi in India has the ability to capture 40 million new connected users by 2019, resulting in at least $20 billion being added to the country's GDP, a joint report by Google and global research firm Analysys Mason said on 4 July.
The report noted that public Wi-Fi could play a key role in driving ubiquitous connectivity and digital inclusion in India.
"India is a big market for the next billion users. Wi-Fi is a huge focus area and opportunity in terms of connecting these users," K. Suri, director, partnership, India, Next Billion Users, Google India, told reporters here.
"We have found that if users have free and fast access, it could make significant change to their lives and overall economic prosperity," Suri added while releasing a joint study by Google and global research firm Analysys Mason.
Google has currently partnered with RailTel and Indian Railways to offer public Wi-Fi in railway stations, covering 400 stations with about 7.6 million monthly active Wi-Fi users.
"Public Wi-Fi will connect 40 million new users to the Internet by 2019 and that would translate into tangible benefits to GDP, by around $20 billion between 2017-19 and at least $10 billion per annum thereafter," the study showed.
The report, titled "Accelerating connectivity through public Wi-Fi: Early lessons from the railway Wi-Fi project," outlined an opportunity to develop a wider connectivity ecosystem with public Wi-Fi as a key component.
"By 2019, over 100 million users will spend an extra $3 billion annually on mobile broadband and handsets because of their experience of high-speed public Wi-Fi," noted Ashwinder Sethi, Principal Consultant, Analysys Mason.
"This has direct implications on Wi-Fi ecosystem in the country, and indirect implications on the broader connectivity ecosystem, along with government, GDP and productivity," he added.
The high-speed Wi-Fi network with uncapped bandwidth of 1 Gbit/s per station provides path-breaking digital experience to existing and new users alike.
Offered as a free utility service under the brand name "RailWire", users have 30 minutes of free access to the Internet, in which they can on an average consume 350 MB of data per session.
"Currently, the public Wi-Fi has close to 8 million monthly active users, two-thirds of which are in a typically young age group. While 50 percent users access the Internet multiple times a day - 36 percent first time Wi-Fi users on the network," Suri said.
"The most usage is of online videos streaming content and watching IPL, social networking, finance. Even with multiple users getting connected at the same time, the experience is seamless and fast, with no buffering," the Google executive noted.
As part of the next billion users initiative, Google is now building on the success of RailTel project to expand the public Wi-Fi outside train stations, into Indian cities and around the world like Indonesia and Mexico, among others, Suri said.

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Mary Meeker, leading technology analyst and partner at venture firm KIeiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (KPCB), released her annual internet trends report on Wednesday. As usual, the lengthy compilation of Internet prognostications offers a comprehensive look at the current digital technology landscape and what tech trends to expect next. Here are a few highlights.
INTERNET GROWTH REMAINS STEADY
Meeker's 2018 presentation kicks off with an estimated tally of global Internet users. Two years ago, Meeker posited that there were 3 billion internet users worldwide -- or 42 percent of the world's population.
Now, more than half the world's population are Internet users, or roughly 3.6 billion.
"Internet usage growth is solid while many believe it's higher than it should be," Meeker writes in the report. "Reality is the dynamics of global innovation & competition are driving product improvements, which, in turn, are driving usage & monetization. Many usability improvements are based on data - collected during the taps / clicks / movements of mobile device users. This creates a privacy paradox.."
AMAZON EATS THE WORLD
Amazon's e-commerce marketshare has expanded from 20 to 28 percent over the last five years. Additionally, Meeker posits that 49 percent of users begin products searches at Amazon, compared to 36 through traditional search engines.
Meanwhile, the installed base for the Amazon Echo grew from 20 million in the third quarter to 30 million in Q4.
TECH SECTOR GROWTH
Meeker estimates that technology companies made up 25 percent of US market capitalization as of April 2018, compared to 33 percent at the peak of the dotcom boom. Meantime, six technology companies -- Amazon, Alphabet, Facebook, Intel, Apple, and Microsoft -- were among the top 15 highest spenders for R&D and capex.
China currently houses nine of the world's 20 largest internet companies by market cap, while the US is home to 11.
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Question: Dunedin water warning: What you need to know

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By Vaughan Elder
The Dunedin City Council has warned people not to drink water across large parts of the city.
The warning
The Dunedin City Council this morning issued a boil water notice, warning residents in a large swathe of the city to avoid drinking water from the tap, or boil it, because of a water quality issue.
The council has activated its emergency operations centre (EOC) as it races to flush potentially contaminated water from the city's drinking water supply.
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Who is affected
The affected area stretches across much of the north of the city, including the CBD, North Dunedin, Leith Valley, Woodhaugh and any area in the central city between the town belt and the harbour.
How long is the warning expected to last
The boil water notice was expected to remain until tomorrow afternoon.
The risks
Council infrastructure and networks general manager Ruth Stokes said there was no certainty about the level of risk associated with the affected water.
"In some parts it would have been reasonably diluted, but you're basically drinking water that's the equivalent of drinking it straight out of a stream or lake."
The cause
The council says it appeared untreated raw water released from the Ross Creek Reservoir on Sunday had been able to enter the city's drinking water network.
Workers had begun releasing water from the reservoir into the Lindsay Creek on Sunday, in preparation for work set to begin in the area.
Complaints were received Monday night and this morning, prompting an investigation which found an old pipe - no longer recorded on council plans - just below the reservoir.
The pipe connected to the city's drinking supply, allowing raw water back into the network.
Where to get drinkable water
Eight water tankers have been dispatched to parts of the city, including to George St Normal School and Logan Park High School, both in the affected area.
A rush means finding bottled water at supermarkets may be difficult.
Here are the locations and times water tankers will be available:
• Cnr Dundas & Montgomery Ave, from about 2pm.
• Outside Otago Museum (Main Entrance) from about 2pm.
• Outside George Street Normal School from about 2pm.
• Oval BP forecourt from about 2pm.
• The Octagon from about 12pm.
• Outside Hunters Furniture Cumberland St from about 2pm.
• Dunedin Hospital
• The council says Dunedin Hospital has also activated its own EOC, and is relying on water tankers arranged by the council to supply fresh drinking water.
• The Southern District Health Board said Dunedin Hospital is operating as normal.

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SALEM, Oregon — Salem residents are driving as far as Woodburn in search of bottled water following the city’s announcement Tuesday that its drinking water supply is contaminated.
Those without the time or means to go out of town are temporarily out of luck.
Neither the city of Salem nor the Oregon Office of Emergency Management plan to coordinate water distribution points, OEM spokesman Cory Grogan said.
Grocery stores across Salem are reporting a growing shortage of bottled water. Officials are telling residents to keep calling local retailers.
“There should be a supply of water coming in to stores,” Grogan said. “It benefits them economically to be distributing water.”
Major retailers such as Costco and Roth’s say they’re expecting water shipments, but don’t know if they will come in today or Thursday.
“We are out of water at the moment,” Costco manager Larry Kelley said.
More: Salem drinking water contaminated, children shouldn't drink tap water
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Late Tuesday, Salem announced that an algae bloom discovered a week ago in Detroit Lake is producing low levels of cyanotoxins.
Children younger than 6, people with compromised immune systems, people receiving dialysis treatment, people with pre-existing liver conditions, pets, pregnant women or nursing mothers, or other sensitive people should not drink the water, the city said.
Bottled water should be used for drinking, making infant formula, making ice and preparing food and beverages for those groups.
Reports of price-gauging began appearing on social media by Wednesday morning.
Grogan said the Office of Emergency Management is allowing the city of Salem to coordinate the response to the water crisis.
"We don't get involved unless it becomes overwhelming," he said.
Neither city spokesman Kenny Larson, nor Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, who oversees OEM, could be reached for comment Wednesday morning.
The city expects to receive fresh test results on Thursday. The contamination is also affecting:
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Question: B.C. VIEWS: Cannabis Day celebration put off until October

Canada Day 2018 was supposed to be Cannabis Day, as we became the first industrialized country to officially legalize recreational marijuana.
Alas, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s bold vision has once again bumped up against reality, and it will be mid-October beforeprovinces pull together the systems required to take over distribution and regulation.
All Ottawa had to do was pass a law and slap an excise tax of a dollar a gram on recreational sales. B.C. has to create and regulate a production, warehouse and retail store system, enforce an age limit of 19, a public possession limit of 30 grams, a home growing limit of four plants, and step up its existing efforts to control drug-impaired driving.
B.C. has chosen to mirror its alcohol sales system for the new era. The Liquor Distribution Branch will have a wholesale monopoly and open stand-alone “BC Cannabis Stores” staffed by unionized liquor store employees with additional training. But as with liquor retailing, private stores will be allowed to compete, as long as they can get provincial and local approval.
The province is about to experience a reality check too. Walking around downtown Victoria, I see a pot store every couple of blocks in some places. Some have city licences, some don’t. Most pretend to be medical dispensaries, selling buds with nameslike “Bubba God” and “Gorilla Glue” because they’re, you know, medicine.
These dispensaries claim their pot comes from federally licensed medical producers, but that’s often fiction too. B.C. has something that is now called a “craft cannabis” industry that the B.C. government is trying to keep from killing off, while somehow weeding out our world-famous organized crime producers.
Kootenay MLAs are worried that legalization is going to collapse a large part of their local economies, as big greenhouse factories take over. The recently formed B.C. Independent Cannabis Association is predicting there will be a huge shortage of legitimate product, starting the day legalization takes effect. And no one expects the drug gangs to go quietly.
There is still no approved roadside test for pot impairment, although police in B.C. have been given the same 90-day roadside suspension authority they have for drinking and driving. And there is another problem, with the state of the Liquor Distribution Branch.
The government quietly released a report in late June, detailing the struggles of craft beer, cider and spirits producers with the provincial distribution monopoly. The NDP government, like the B.C. Liberals, loves the craft industry like it loves B.C. wineries, but you wouldn’t know it from the way they’re being treated.
Craft cider producers describe the out-of-date system they deal with. Those who produce cider with only B.C. apples are lumped in with the LDB’s “pre-mixed cocktails and coolers” in the “refreshments” category.
“It finds itself categorized with products such as Mike’s Hard Lemonade, Growers and other ‘cooler’-style beverages that are generally made with high levels of sugar, artificial flavouring and the addition of spirits,” craft producers say in the report.
The “refreshments” category comes with a 73 per cent wholesale markup, which is the government’s cut. For a bottle of commercial vodka, by the way, it’s 124 per cent. This tells you why the LDB hasn’t yet comprehended what “craft cider” actually is. It took years of political attention to bring the wholesale markup for craft beer down to 12-14 per cent.
What will the LDB’s wholesale markup be for craft cannabis, or for that matter any cannabis? They’re still working on that, but so far they haven’t figured out they’re killing craft cider.
Tom Fletcher is B.C. legislature reporter and columnist for Black Press. Email: tfletcher@blackpress.ca
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