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By Emily Burnham , BDN Staff • April 24, 2018 5:05 pm
Updated: April 24, 2018 5:07 pm
It became abundantly clear very early on that nobody in the Richman family was likely going to become a dentist.
Lucas Richman, conductor of the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, and his sister, singer and actress Kelly Lester, are two of the five children of Peter Mark and Helen Richman — all of whom went into the arts for a career, as have many of their spouses and children.
Lester this week makes her Penobscot Theatre debut with the company’s final production of its regular season: “The Spitfire Grill.” It’s a musical, based on the 1996 film of the same name, about a young woman, Percy, recently released from prison, who decides to make a new life for herself in a small Wisconsin town, and finds work at the titular diner, owned by the sharp-tongued Hannah Ferguson (Lester).
A week after that, Lucas Richman will conduct on May 6 the Bangor Symphony’s last concert of the season, dubbed “The Pines of Rome,” featuring violinist Frank Almond and works by Rossini, Puccini and others.
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Where some parents encourage their kids to have a backup career in case their artistic dreams fall through, that was never the case with the Richmans — and it has led to a lifelong bond between the extended family, as they support each other’s careers decades later.
“Our parents understood the drive and the need to express oneself,” said Lucas Richman. “We were always running around, doing theater, ballet, acting, piano lessons, voice lessons. It was an intensely creative household.”
Their father, Peter Mark Richman, has had a more than 60-year career in film and television, appearing in everything from “The Twilight Zone” to “Dynasty.” Their mother, Helen, was a TV actor and toured with Broadway shows for years. All three of the other Richman siblings are in the arts as well — Roger and Orien are actors, and Howard is a piano teacher.
“Our parents were supportive of our dreams from the very beginning. It never occurred to me that I couldn’t do this for a living,” said Lester. “And we all have such a good time, flying around the country to see our kids shows and see each other perform. It’s a lot of fun.”
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Lester has performed in Maine before — she performed with her mother, Helen, and her daughter, musical theater performer Jenny Lester, in the BSO’s “Celebrating Women” concert in May 2017. That’s where PTC director Bari Newport first saw her, and asked her not long after if she wanted one of the two lead roles in “The Spitfire Grill.”
“She saw something in me and thought I’d be right for the part,” said Lester. “I think it’s just a beautiful show, that says so much about hopes and dreams and community… I think PTC does an amazing job taking chances on smaller shows that may not have major name recognition, but are gems nonetheless.”
“The Spitfire Grill” is directed by Dominick Varney; joining Lester in the cast are PTC regulars Brianne Beck, Scott Johnson, Ira Kramer and Heather Astbury-Libby, and newcomer Elizabeth Flanagan in the role of Percy. The show runs Wednesdays-Sundays, April 26-May 13 at the Bangor Opera House. “The Pines of Rome,” the next BSO concert, is set for 3 p.m. Sunday, May 6 at the Collins Center for the Arts.
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The Capitol Center for the Arts will be alive this summer with singing, dancing, and theatre as it presents performance series by Mr. Aaron, RB Productions and Impact Children's Theatre. The CCA understands the importance of teaching children how to understand and appreciate the performing arts from a young age.
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Cape Girardeau city government stated in a legal document filed this week it offered “multiple accomodations” for employment to then-firefighter Ryan Rascher after he suffered a seizure. Rascher, who lives in the Dexter area, sued the city in November in Cape Girardeau County Circuit Court, alleging disabiility discrimination after the city fired him. Attorney Al Spradling III filed the city’s answer to the suit Wednesday. According to the lawsuit, Rascher was fired Oct. 22, 2015, eight months after he suffered a seizure while on duty. He served as a master firefighter for the city for more than eight years before being dismissed. The suit contends the city failed to provide “a reasonable accommodation” for Rascher, and its actions were unlawful and “outrageous.” But Spradling wrote in the city’s legal response Rascher “refused various accommodations that were provided to the plaintiff by the city.” The accommodations are not spelled out in the court document. According to the response, Rascher could have returned to his normal duties with the fire department had he provided the city with a medical report from an occupational medicine specialist indicating he “was fit for duty.” Rascher failed to provide such a document. The city stated in the response “various treating and evaluating physicians disagreed on the nature and extent of plaintiff returning to his normal duties.” Rascher “fails to state a claim for which relief may be granted as plaintiff has not alleged that there was a vacant position for which he was qualified as a reasonable accommodation within the fire department,” Spradling wrote.The lawsuit alleges Rascher “has sustained lost wages and benefits of employment and is reasonably certain to sustain additional lost wages and benefits of employment in the future.” The suit seeks more than $25,000 for lost wages and benefits, and other damages. A case review is scheduled for April 10 before Circuit Judge Michael Gardner in Cape Girardeau County Circuit Court. But Rascher’s attorney, Andrew Tarry, earlier this month filed motions for a change of judge and change of venue. The city has asked for the case to be dismissed.

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The Fate of the Furious continued its series' practice of revving up box-office grosses for Universal (NASDAQ:CMCSA), setting international records as it led all comers at the movies this weekend.
The eighth film in the Fast and the Furious franchise tagged $100.2M domestically -- more than six times the $15.5M take of No. 2 film The Boss Baby (FOX +0.7% , FOXA +0.8% ) -- but combined that with $432.3M in foreign markets for a worldwide take of $532.5M.
That beats a record held by Star Wars: The Force Awakens, which took $529M in the same time span. It was the top film in all of the territories (more than 60) where it opened, and set records in 17 of them. The $432.3M in foreign receipts beat a record held by Jurassic World of $316.7M.

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© 2017 WARNER BROS. ENTERTAINMENT INC. AND RATPAC-DUNE ENTERTAINMENT LLC(LOS ANGELES) — Annabelle: Creation, the fourth film in The Conjuring film series, topped the weekend box office, with an estimated $35 million haul.
Dunkirk earned an estimated $11.4 million to take the number-two spot. Its total earnings stateside now stand at $153.7 million. The movie added another $14.5 overseas, bringing its worldwide tally to $363.6 million.
The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature, bowed in third place with an estimated $8.9 million weekend. However, the animated adventure — featuring the voices of Will Arnett, Bobby Moynahan, Katherine Heigl, Maya Rudolph, and Jackie Chan — posted the worst opening numbers for a film playing in more than 4,000 theaters.
The Dark Tower dropped to fourth place with an estimated $7.87 take, and The Emoji Movie rounded out the top five, earning an estimated $6.6 million.
Ingrid Goes West, starring Aubrey Plaza and Elizabeth Olsen, had one of the year’s best debuts for a film in limited release, earning an estimated $141,216. The Robert Pattinson crime drama, Good Time, another new release, also impressed with a $137,625 haul.
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1. Annabelle: Creation, $35 million
2. Dunkirk, $11.4 million
3. The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature, $8.9 million
4. The Dark Tower, $7.87 million
5. The Emoji Movie, $6.6 million
6. Girls Trip, $6.5 million
7. Spider-Man: Homecoming, $6.1 million
8. Kidnap, $5.2 million
9. The Glass Castle, $4.87 million
10. Atomic Blonde, $4.57 million
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The new Australian owner of DIY chain Homebase has revealed a £28 million loss in the UK amid a rebrand and moves to slash prices.
Retail giant Wesfarmers, which snapped up Homebase in a £340 million deal last year, said the half-year pre-tax losses came as it counted the cost of a restructure and launched its Always Low Prices pledge.
The group owns DIY chain Bunnings in Australia and is rolling out the brand in the UK, opening the first store in Hertfordshire earlier this month as it rebrands former Homebase sites.
Wesfarmers said it made £612 million in UK revenues over the six months to the end of December, with like-for-like transactions up 9.1% in "steady" trading despite disruption since the Homebase takeover.
But it recorded losses in the UK after taking £13 million of restructure costs and seeing "significant" price falls from its Always Low Prices launch and clearance sales for lines being axed.
The group said it has "moved at pace" with its UK plans, and has "made very good progress to separate Homebase from its former owner and begin repositioning the business".
Its overhaul has also seen Bunnings UK launch new ranges in Homebase and secure fresh supplier agreements.
New kitchen, bathroom and flooring ranges are being planned by the summer.
It cheered the early success of its Bunnings Warehouse store in St Albans, with plans for four more pilots over the financial year as part of a £500 million investment.
A total of 10 stores could be open by the end of the year.
The group said it planned to have the UK business as "well-positioned as possible" for the key spring and summer DIY season.
The conglomerate kept 258 Homebase stores as part of the multimillion-pound deal struck with Argos owner Home Retail Group in February last year.
Home Retail Group was bought by Sainsbury's months later for £1.4 billion.
Wesfarmers has a market valuation of almost £27 billion, and is the largest private sector employer in Australia with around 220,000 staff.
Independent retail analyst Nick Bubb said: "It's early days yet for Bunnings in the UK with Homebase, but trading performance seems to have worsened as the business gets 'back to basics'."
The wider Wesfarmers group posted a 15.1% rise in overall underlying earnings to 2.4 billion Australian dollars (£1.5 billion) for its first half.

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WASHINGTON - Reality TV star Kim Kardashian West is en route to the White House to advocate on behalf of a great-grandmother serving a life sentence in prison.
That's according to a person familiar with the visit who spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to discuss it publicly.
Kardashian West has urged the president to pardon 62-year-old Alice Marie Johnson, serving a life sentence without parole for a non-violent drug offence.
She's been in touch with Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser. He oversees the administration's push to overhaul the nation's prison system.
It's unclear whether Kardashian West will meet with U.S. President Donald Trump, but the president often invites visitors into the Oval Office.
She tweeted Wednesday, "Happy Birthday Alice Marie Johnson. Today is for you."

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German police on Wednesday raided the apartments of four imams suspected of conducting espionage on behalf of the Turkish government against followers of U.S.-based cleric Fetullah Gulen, accused by Ankara of organizing a failed coup last July.
The raids, in the states of North Rhine-Westphalia and Rhineland-Palatinate, could further strain relations between the two NATO allies, which need each other to tackle issues ranging from militant Islamist attacks to Europe's migrant crisis.
The Federal Public Prosecutor's Office (GBA) said in a statement that the imams had acted on an order issued on Sept. 20 last year by the Turkey-based Diyanet religious authority which said the Gulen movement was behind the putsch attempt.
German Justice Minister Heiko Maas said the four imams were members of Ditib, Germany's largest association of mosques which brings imams from Turkey to serve the community of some three million people with a Turkish background who live here.
"It is very clear that the influence of the Turkish state on Ditib is big. The association must plausibly disengage itself from Ankara," Maas said in a statement.
Last month the GBA launched an investigation into Turkish intelligence operations on German soil after a lawmaker filed a criminal complaint. Austria is also investigating whether Turkey has been operating an informer network targeting Gulen followers on its soil, via its embassy in Vienna.
Turkey has accused Germany of harboring militants from the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) and far-leftists of the DHKP-C, which has carried out attacks in Turkey. German officials reject the accusation.
The GBA said Wednesday's searches were aimed at finding more evidence to link the suspects to espionage activities.
"The suspects are suspected of having collected information about members of the so-called Gulen movement and passed it on to the general consulate in Cologne," the GBA said.
Turkey's President Tayyip Erdogan accuses Gulen of masterminding the abortive coup, in which at least 240 people were killed, and wants the United States to extradite him. Gulen denies any involvement in the coup attempt.
Since July Turkey has arrested tens of thousands of people over suspected ties to Gulen in a wide-ranging crackdown criticized by Germany and other European Union nations.

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Austrian lawmaker raised concerns earlier this week that Turkish diplomatic offices around the world were gathering information to try to undermine organizations loyal U.S.-based cleric Fethullah Gulen, who is accused by the Turkish government of orchestrating a July 15 coup. Gulen denies involvement in the coup.
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Question: Will striker Ryan Taylor be fit for Plymouth Argyle's crunch Home Park clash with Rotherham United?

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Play-off chasing Plymouth Argyle will give striker Ryan Taylor every chance to be fit for the visit of Rotherham United to Home Park on Saturday.
The 29-year-old has missed the three matches for the Pilgrims because of an ankle injury, including the 1-1 draw away to Rochdale on Tuesday night.
Taylor has been a hugely influential figure for Argyle in their incredible revival from a dreadful start to the season.
It would be a huge boost for them were he able to return to action against Rotherham, his hometown club.
Taylor has already scored against Rotherham as well this season, in the 1-1 draw at the New York Stadium in December.
Manager Derek Adams said: “Ryan Taylor hasn’t started training yet. We will look at him on Thursday and Friday and see what he is like for Saturday.
“We will give him every opportunity to play. If he’s ready to go we will get him playing.”
Taylor would likely not be fully fit even if he was to line up against Rotherham, which was the club where he started his career.
But, as Adams pointed out, at this stage of the season Taylor would not be the only player to fall into that category.
“We have got players who are playing at 75 per cent because they have got knocks,” said the Pilgrims’ boss. “That’s what happens at this time.”
One of those who is not fully fit at the moment is midfielder Antoni Sarcevic.
Sarcevic made his comeback from a groin operation as a second half substitute when Argyle lost 2-0 away to Northampton Town on Saturday.
He then started the game against Rochdale because of an ankle ligament damage to Paul Paton.
Sarcevic played for 82 minutes against Rochdale, and put in excellent work-rate, before he was taken off.
Adams said: “He got some game time on Saturday and he has got game-time again (against Rochdale).
“That will only benefit him. I thought he covered the ground very well.
“He’s a very good runner, has got good energy and is a strong player. He will be fine for Saturday.”
Paton has already been ruled out of the game against Rotherham because of his injury.

Chesterfield were staring relegation to League Two in the face prior to their trip to play Scunthorpe United, but that didn’t stop many travelling Spireites fans make the journey to Glanford Park to support their team on Bank Holiday Monday.
A 3-1 defeat to the Iron brought an end to Chesterfield’s three-year stay in League One with two games of the season remaining, starting with Charlton Athletic at the Proact Stadium on Saturday and finishing with a trip to Sheffield United on April 30.
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Question: LEADING OFF: Cobb faces ex-Tampa Bay pals, Kershaw is 1-3

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Fns watch the Cleveland Indians against the Chicago Cubs game from Cleveland,on the scoreboard at PNC Park in Pittsburgh, during a rain delay before a scheduled baseball game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and the Detroit Tigers in Pittsburgh, Tuesday, April, 24, 2018. The game was postponed due to a steady rain, and was re-scheduled as part of a doubleheader Wednesday. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar)
The Tampa Bay Rays face former teammate Alex Cobb when they play at Camden Yards. They had been set to meet up Tuesday night, but the game in Baltimore was rained out. The 30-year-old Cobb spent his entire career with the Rays before joining the Orioles in late March. Over six years with Tampa Bay, the right-hander was 48-35 and one of the leaders of the staff.
Cobb signed a $57 million, four-year deal with Baltimore. He got off to a late start because he missed most of spring training, and since his return has gone 0-2 with a 15.43 ERA.
LOOKS ODD
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw has a 2.45 ERA after five starts, not far off his career mark of 2.36. But his won-loss record this season looks unusual - he's 1-3. The three-time NL Cy Young Award winner was a combined 67-18 over the previous four years. He'll try to get back in the victory column when he starts against Miami at Dodger Stadium.
NEED A DOME!
There have been 28 postponements this season in the majors, the most related to weather through April since the commissioner's office started keeping those records in 1986.
The Detroit-Pittsburgh game was rained out Tuesday night, forcing a doubleheader at PNC Park. It will be the second time they've played a twinbill this year against each other after wintry weather pushed back opening day at Comerica Park on March 29 and caused another matchup to be called off.
The Cubs and Indians played through steady rain Tuesday night in Cleveland. The wet weather intensified throughout the game, leaving puddles in the infield and causing Chicago reliever Steve Cishek to slip on the mound several times.
STRONG STARTS
Justin Verlander (3-0, 1.10 ERA) makes his sixth start of the season when Houston hosts the Angels. ... Max Scherzer (4-1, 1.36 ERA), winner of the last two NL Cy Young Awards, pitches at San Francisco. ... Phillies newcomer Jake Arrieta (2-0, 2.04 ERA) faces Arizona star Zack Greinke at Citizens Bank Park.
GRAY AREA
Yankees right-hander Sonny Gray (1-1, 8.27 ERA) has totaled just 16 1/3 innings in four starts this season. He'll aim to add a little length when he pitches against Minnesota at Yankee Stadium.

A look at what’s happening all around the majors Thursday:
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SURGING SALE
Red Sox ace Chris Sale goes for his eighth straight win and ninth of the season in the finale of a three-game series at Philadelphia. It would tie Sale, 7-0 in his last eight starts, with Houston’s Dallas Keuchel (9-0), Kansas City’s Jason Vargas (9-3) and the Los Angeles Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw (9-2) for the major league lead in wins.
STAYING UNBEATEN
Colorado rookie Jeff Hoffman will look for his fifth straight win when the Rockies host San Francisco in the opener of a seven-game homestand. Hoffman is 4-0 with a 2.10 ERA in four starts.
SIXTH MAN
With the New York Mets using a six-man rotation during a long stretch between days off, Robert Gsellman gets another start in the opener of a four-game series against NL East-leading Washington. After making two relief appearances, the rookie right-hander is 3-0 with a 2.16 ERA in four starts. He faces Nationals lefty Gio Gonzalez, who is 9-1 with a 1.62 ERA in 14 starts at Citi Field.
FIRST START
Matt Strahm makes his first career start in the opener of Kansas City’s four-game series at the Los Angeles Angels. The left-hander was 1-3 with a 4.05 ERA in 20 appearances out of the bullpen this season.
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Filming for the upcoming Deadpool sequel took a devastating turn this week after a stuntwoman passed away on set.
E! News can confirm a female stunt driver has died on the movie set during a motorcycle stunt.
While details are limited, Vancouver Police Department officers are at the scene of the accident along with five officers from WorkSafeBC.
The name of the stunt driver has yet to be released. Reporters on the scene, however, are sharing photos of the area closed down by authorities.
"We are deeply saddened by the accident that occurred on the set of Deadpool 2 this morning," a spokesperson for 20th Century Fox said in a statement to E! News. "Our hearts and prayers are with the family, friends and colleagues of our crew member during this difficult time."

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Melbourne Storm utility back Young Tonumaipea will quit the NRL club in July to follow his faith and become a missionary.
Tonumaipea, a devout Christian, told his teammates of his plans to embark on the two-year mission and will leave after the State of Origin period.
Leaving footy behind: Young Tonumaipea will travel to America. Photo: NRL Photos
The 25-year old premiership player will travel to Germany in July where he will teach his faith and conduct service in communities.
The Victorian has played 40 games for Melbourne since making his first-grade debut and has been a trailblazer for the game in the state.
Tonumaipea became just the second Victorian to pull on the Storm jersey back in 2014, developing through the club's underage age systems.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — JUNE 15: Blake Ferguson of the Roosters celebrates a try during the round 15 NRL match between the Sydney Roosters and the Penrith Panthers at Allianz Stadium on June 15, 2018 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Evans/Getty Images)
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — JUNE 15: Blake Ferguson of the Roosters celebrates a try during the round 15 NRL match between the Sydney Roosters and the Penrith Panthers at Allianz Stadium on June 15, 2018 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Mark Evans/Getty Images)
THE Parramatta Eels have signed former Blues State of Origin winger Blake Ferguson on a three-year deal to start next season.
Ferguson will quit the Roosters at the end of the season to sign a $1.5 million contract with the Eels, his fourth club in the NRL following stints at Cronulla, Canberra and the Roosters.
The Roosters star knocked back an offer from the Newcastle Knights to accept Parramattaâ€™s offer.
Ferguson has been with the Roosters since 2015. Picture: Brett Costello.
He also had an approach from the Cronulla Sharks, who need to replace Newcastle bound Edrick Lee
He had been offered a one-year extension at the Roosters but wanted long-term security.
Ferguson has been off alcohol and gambling since going into rehab in the last off-season.
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Question: Indore's First Woman MBBS, Fondly Known as Doctor Dadi, Dies Aged 91

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Fondly known as Doctor Dadi, Indore’s first-ever woman MBBS, Dr Bhakti Yadav passed away on Monday. She was 91.Yadav was felicitated with a Padma Shri in 2017 for decades of selfless service to underprivileged women patients.Doctor Dadi, for the last 68 years, has helped thousands of underprivileged children give birth in Madhya Pradesh. Her magic touch had patients coming in from places like Rajasthan and Gujarat as well.Born on April 3, 1926 in Mahidpur town of Ujjain district, Dr Yadav completed her primary education in Garoth town. She then completed her school from Ahilya Ashram School in Indore, while staying with her uncle’s family.The only woman in the 1948 MBBS batch at Mahatma Gandhi Medical College, Indore; Dr Bhakti Yadav became the first woman doctor in the city.Refusing to take up a government job, she joined and headed Nandlal Bhandari Maternity Home, meant for underprivileged woman from textile mill workers’ families. She then went on to setting up her own Nursing Home – Vatsalya in Indore’s Pardeshipura area, which primarily houses textile mill workers.Without charging a single penny, she helped hundreds of financially weak women from MP, Gujarat and Rajasthan, deliver babies. Despite her fragile health, due to Osteoporosis, she continued to serve her patients.

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Question: Another steep sell-off in consumer staples has this trader worried

Why the hardest hit stocks this year could be due for a bounce 4:10 PM ET Mon, 23 April 2018 | 03:38
The staples are sinking, and it's giving one trader flashbacks to the financial crisis.
Last week, the consumer staples sector posted a 4 percent decline, its third in two months. That's a phenomenon that hasn't been seen in nearly a decade.
"We hadn't had a cluster of weakness that tight since the '08, '09 lows," Frank Cappelleri, senior equity trader at Instinet, told CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
That "suggests that a long-term character change could be afoot, which makes me suspicious of anything more than a bounce for now," he added in comments to CNBC.
Steep weekly declines have occurred on the XLP consumer staples ETF since the financial crisis, but this year's frequency sets 2018 apart, Cappelleri said.
"Before this year, there were four different times when we saw a weekly decline of 4 percent or more — that happened in 2011, 2013, 2015 and 2016," he said. "But obviously that didn't alter the uptrend nature in the XLP. Now that's a big difference to what happened recently."
On the bright side, the rapid pace of sell-offs could be setting consumer stocks up for a bounce, at least in the short term, he added.
The XLP "did not hit oversold levels at least as of yet which is a complete difference to what we saw in February and March, so that's a minor positive divergence which typically sets up a countertrend move," Cappelleri said.
Consumer staples stocks traded in overbought territory at the beginning of the year but fell sharply into oversold levels during the early February sell-off on broader markets. The XLP's relative strength index, a measure of the overbought or oversold conditions of a security, currently trades at 32. A reading below 30 indicates oversold territory.
The fundamentals picture is also growing more hostile for the sector, said Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global.
"When there's a low-interest rate environment you have really solid groups like consumer staples that are great because they're dividend payers," Sanchez said on "Trading Nation" on Monday. "We are now in a meaningful uptrend in terms of interest rates, and I think that's just going to be a huge headwind for this entire sector."
The yield on the 10-year Treasury bond rose to above 3 percent on Tuesday for the first time since January 2014. When rates rise, as they have done, so-called bond proxies such as consumer staples typically fall.
"Looking at it on a go-forward basis you sort of have to consider that that dynamic has fundamentally changed," said Sanchez. "You might have some short-term bounces, as Frank suggested, but I think the longer term is going to be a lot more challenged."
The XLP ETF was down 0.9 percent on Tuesday, setting up for its fifth session of decline. It is down 12 percent this year, easily the worst-performing sector of the S&P 500.

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Global stock markets saw deep losses Monday in the wake of a report over the weekend that Facebook suffered a data breach.
Facebook dropped as much as 8.1% on Monday, the biggest intraday decline since August 2015, dragging major indexes lower.
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Stocks fell around the world as technology shares dropped, led lower by a report of a data breach that sent Facebook sliding the most it has in 2 1/2 years.
Facebook's loss of as much as 8.1% spurred a decline of 1.8% in the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 index, while the benchmark S&P 500 slid 1.4% and the Dow Jones industrial average also decreased 1.4%, or more than 300 points.
It's a situation that highlights an unfortunate reality about mega-cap technology firms like Facebook: While their outsize weighting in major indexes is a boon when their shares are rising, the comeuppance can be swift and unforgiving during times of weakness.
And it leaves only one group poised to benefit: short sellers.
It's also likely that investors are positioning ahead of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting that starts on Tuesday. Jerome Powell, the new Fed chairman, will make his first decision on interest rates, and some market participants are fearful that hawkish actions will drive more equity selling. After all, the additional yield afforded by a rate hike theoretically makes bonds more attractive relative to their stock counterparts.
Selling pressure in equities was also felt in overseas markets, as the Nikkei 225 lost 0.9% and the Stoxx Europe 600 declined 1.1%.
Here's a rundown of other asset classes, including US Treasurys, which traders are closely watching:
Looking at tech, these were among the biggest non-Facebook decliners in the Nasdaq 100 on Monday:
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - British cyber security researcher Marcus Hutchins pleaded not guilty on Monday to federal charges he built and sold malicious code used to steal banking credentials.
Hutchins, 23, rose to overnight fame within the hacker community in May when he helped defang the global "WannaCry" ransomware attack, which infected hundreds of thousands of computers in May and caused disruptions at factories, hospitals, shops and schools in more than 150 countries.
He was arrested earlier this month in Las Vegas on unrelated hacking charges. U.S. prosecutors have claimed that he and an unnamed co-defendant advertised, distributed and profited from malware code known as "Kronos" between July 2014 and 2015.
The case has drawn intense interest from the hacker community for the implications it may pose for cyber research and concerns it may deteriorate an often tense relationship between hackers and law enforcement.
Hutchins is a "brilliant young man and a hero," his attorney, Marcia Hoffman, told reporters on Monday shortly after the arraignment.
"He is going to vigorously defend himself against these charges, and when the evidence comes to light, we are confident he will be fully vindicated," she said.
If downloaded from email attachments, Kronos left victims' systems vulnerable to theft of banking and credit card credentials, which could then be used to siphon money from bank accounts.

WASHINGTON: A Russian man accused of victimizing thousands of Americans with ransomware and spam has been extradited to the United States from Spain, US officials announced today.
Peter Levashov, 37, was due to appear before a federal judge in Connecticut where he faces hacking, wire and email fraud, identity theft and conspiracy charges.
Prosecutors say Levashov ran the "Kelihos" botnet, a network of thousands of infected computers used to harvest internet login credentials, distribute bulk spam emails sometimes used for fraudulent "pump-and-dump" stock promotions and install malicious software on unsuspecting users'
computers.
In any given 24-hour period, Levashov's network allegedly generated more than 2,500 spam emails advertising such schemes as services to other potential cyber-criminals.
John Cronin, the acting head of the Justice Department's criminal division, said in a statement that the extradition proved the US would hunt down international cyber-criminals and "hold them accountable for their conduct."
Originally from Saint Petersburg, Levashov was arrested at Barcelona airport on April 7 by Spanish authorities acting on a US warrant. Spain's High Court authorized his extradition in October.
Levashov's lawyers in Spain said he had served in the Russian army and worked for President Vladimir Putin's United Russia party.
They argued he feared being forced to turn over confidential information to American authorities, but Spanish judges rejected these claims.


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Bill Cosby's lawyers Brian McMonagle, left, and Angela Agrusa, right, take the elevator to the courtroom during Cosby's sexual assault trial during the second day of jurors deliberations in the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pa., on Tuesday, June 13, 2017. Bill Cosby walks from the courtroom during jury deliberations in his sexual assault trial at the Montgomery County Courthouse in Norristown, Pa., Tuesday, June 13, 2017.
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The jury in the Robert Doggart case failed to reach any verdicts after a day of deliberations.
The panel will return to the Federal Courthouse on Wednesday morning to resume talks.
Judge Curtis Collier said the foreman had a prior appointment from 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m., so the jury would be on recess during that time.
The jury began deliberations on Tuesday morning, then just before lunch asked to revisit some of the evidence.
Judge Collier told the jury they could sit in the courtroom and re-listen to the tapes they wanted to re-hear, while following along with a transcript.
Doggart, a former TVA engineer who lives in Sequatchie County just across the county line, is charged with two counts of making terroristic threats and two counts of soliciting others to take part in a campaign against a Muslim community in New York state.
The jury continued with its deliberation after the judge said it could not take transcripts of recordings back into the jury room.


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Trey Songz has been arrested for an alleged assault of a woman.
The singer was accused of hitting a woman in the face during the NBA All-Star weekend and is said to have handed himself in, accompanied by his attorney Shawn Holley, to Los Angeles police department on Monday morning (03.19.18).
TMZ reports that Trey Songz was released two hours later after posting a bond of $50,000.
Taking to social media earlier on Monday, he wrote: "For weeks my lawyers & Mgmt have asked me not to comment on this and I initially agreed but this morning I feel that my fam, the women that raised me, my friends & fans especially the youth need to hear from me. I am being lied on and falsely accused for someone's personal gain ... I won?t be speaking too much more on this but would like to thank you for all the prayers and support. ?????? (sic)"
The woman - who had claimed she was "choked and punched" by Trey Songz - had previously been granted a temporary restraining order against him.
The woman's lawyer Lisa Bloom took to Twitter previously: "Update: we obtained the restraining order against Trey Songz this morning. There's no excuse for violence against women. It must stop. It stops when when stand with victims."
Prior to receiving the order, Ms. Bloom said that they had no choice but to seek the restraint because it is an ongoing investigation.
She added: "We took this step today to protect my client's rights to peacefully live and work, and we will continue to fully cooperate with law enforcement's investigation of this serious matter. The room was filled with Mr. Songz's friends and employees. We are asking just one of them with a conscience to reach out to us and tell us what they saw. Don't be a bystander to violence against women."

Paris police arrested 29 year old Zachary Lance Bridgers at his home Sunday on warrants for aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury and criminal trespass. The warrants stemmed from an investigation last month where Bridgers allegedly assaulted a person on Stone Avenue.


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Question: DJ Clark Kent, DJ Rashida, DJ Franzen and Chase B Talk Shoes and Vegas

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It wouldn’t be Sin City without the DJs whose club mixes keep the crowds going. FN talked to four Vegas vets, who shared insight on shoes and sounds.
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Favorite Las Vegas Club to DJ: “Hakkasan is my favorite probably because it’s like the biggest, and it’s a totally different type of club. 1 Oak I’ve DJed at during the week when it’s a lot of locals.”
Go-to tracks: “Probably some Drake. ‘The Next Episode’ by Dr. Dre is always a huge song in Vegas. In Vegas, I always do a pretty extensive West Coast set.”
DJ style: “My whole thing is to be the anti. My whole thing is to walk in there looking like some straight kid in like a Supreme tee and sagging my jeans extra hard to prove a point that kids like me can have residency in Vegas. As for shoes, I try to switch it up as much as I can, but obviously I don’t want some drunk girl spilling stuff on them. I wear Jordan 4s a lot. Tom Sachs Nikes are what I’ve been wearing a lot right now, the Mars space [shoe]. I wear them every day. They are the best shoes ever, super-comfortable. Or I’ll go with Air Max 1s — something with some type of give or cushion.”
Wildest Vegas DJ experience: “Definitely 1 Oak with Scott Disick. It was my second time DJing there. I had met him a few years ago, but I didn’t think he remembered me. When I pulled up to the club, he was like, ‘It’s time to go!’ and had like 30 [girls]. Bottles started going as soon as he came in and the party was just going from then on out. That’s the kind of time I like to have. It was extraordinary.”
Why he loves sneakers: “Sneakers are kind of like music in a way. You know the blueprint of a sneaker just like with music. There has to be a beat, there has to be a songwriter, there has to be vocals, and same with sneakers. There has to be a sole, a mid, laces — you can change them however you want, whether it’s the color or whatever. There’s always something you can add or change to make it everlasting.”
Dream DJ gig: “If I could do a dream gig, it would probably be a Rockets championship ring celebration party — for when the Rockets win the championship.”
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Favorite Vegas club to DJ: “Marquis, Tao, XS, Ghostbar, Drai’s, Rain, HOB Foundation Room, Encore.”
Dream DJ gig: “A dream gig would be playing with Bjork. She’s my all-time fave. But the truth is, I’ve definitely already had my dream job and gig. Playing with Prince for 10 years was a life-changer on every level. I will forever be in gratitude for all of the beauty he brought into my life. He was and continues to be a blessing in my life.”
DJ style: “When I started out, it was all sneakers, mostly high-tops, tomboy style. Then I met Prince and it was all heels and dresses. Now that I’ve had a child, it’s pretty much back to flats and sneakers unless I’m feeling fancy.”
Wildest Vegas DJ experience: “The 3121 residency at Rio with Prince in 2006. I was the opener for the main shows, as well as the DJ for the after-parties in the jazz club and the after-after-parties in his room that lasted until the sun came up. He asked me to edit original videos and imagery that played on the big screens surrounding the room during the show, which was dope. I had my own poster at the entrance and was also included on a huge mural with [Prince] and the band. I had never, ever experienced anything like that before. I was so honored to be a part of it. There were so many wild nights. But the two that stand out to me the most were the night Michael Jackson came to the show and the night [Prince] dedicated ‘Purple Rain’ to my mother, who was in the audience and was often asked to come out to join us on the road.”
Why she loves sneakers: “I’m an OG B-girl, so it just came with the territory. I used to collect high-tops back in the day, Nike and Adidas mostly.”
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Favorite Vegas Club to DJ: “Tao — they get right no matter where they have it.”
Go-to tracks: “My answer is going to seem a lot different than everybody else’s, but the answer is [none] because if you’re a good DJ, you don’t have to have a go-to track. You have a go-to feeling. It’s about the way you play. If you have a go-to track, you’re cheating. It’s about creating a vibe and killing the party, and I can kill a party without playing any new record.”
DJ style: “I wear a brand-new pair of shoes every day, so all I’m trying to do is make sure that they look good. Do my sneakers look good? Does my outfit complement the sneakers? And I dress from the shoes up. It’s simple to make a white T-shirt look cool if your sneakers are dope.”
Wildest Vegas DJ experience: “I did a party for Nike for the 25th anniversary of Air Force Ones during All Star Weekend a while ago. And it was just so turnt, like it was complete debauchery. It was bananas. People were going crazy all night.”
Why he loves sneakers: “When you grow up in the hood, you have guys that you look at [as] leaders. You realize that they get all the girls, they’re fresher than everybody else — something has to be special about them. The common denominator back in the day was that they always had the best sneakers. So when you’re a kid and you’re 9, you’re looking up to these guys, all you do is focus on the shoes. You started buying shoes that they bought. And then it just turned into the craziness cause all you wanted to do was to be fresh, and the fresh way was to get the shoes they had.”
On his shoe collection: “It’s up there. It’s a lot. It’s not cool. I can say it’s not cool. It’s somewhat of a slight addiction. I would say right now after I’ve given away so much I probably have about 3,000 pairs. But I’ve given away more than I own
right now.”
Shoes that cost a jackpot: “I probably have about five pairs of shoes that can get $30,000 each. About three weeks ago I got a new pair of shoes in the mail, given to me that I can get $18,000 for right now. People are legitimately offering me upwards of $16,000 for these shoes already. If I was a seller, it’d be crazy.”
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Favorite Las Vegas club to DJ: “Where I’ve been DJing for the last three years, and that’s Drai’s nightclub because it’s a special venue. I’m the DJ that brought hip-hop back to the strip. For a long time, it was nothing but EDM music.”
Go-to tracks: “I’m more of an old-school DJ. I play all the hits, but I like to go into my ’90s set, and I like to play for the ladies. One song I can definitely say that I will drop no matter what time of night it is — primetime, early, late when everybody is drunk — and get the reaction I know I’ll always get is ‘No Scrubs’ by TLC.”
DJ style: “I try to dress as comfortable as possible, of course, standing up for a few hours. I’m not the type to wear a lot of flashy stuff. I wear a lot of black. I do like designer stuff, but I keep it simple. Sometimes you’ll find me in Balmain jeans, sometimes you’ll find me in Zara or H&M jeans or a pair of Levi’s. Shoes are very important to me. My favorite shoe to wear is probably the Jordan 1, the OGs with the Nike Air. I’ll wear some of the Jumpman Jordan 1s, but my favorite is probably the Breds, then the royals, the satins, the fragments. I love wearing the Air Max 97s. All the boost stuff is very, very comfortable, so I own a nice amount of Yeezys.”
Wildest Vegas DJ experience: “Too many to name. I’ve done parties for Jay-Z, Drake, Justin Bieber. We used to throw parties at the Palms called suite parties. Good vibes, good energy. I had everybody come through from Drake to Chris Brown, Fabolous, Rick Ross. But my wildest DJ experience I would probably say was DJing the Bad Boy Reunion Tour recently. I got to play Chaka Khan, Sade and a lot of the older, genuine music that a lot of the artists from the ’90s, 2000s even, sample.”
Why he loves sneakers: “My first pair of Jordans were when the Jordan 1s came out — a year after that. I’ll never forget, we went to a spot called Copeland’s in San Francisco, and my dad bought me two pairs for 45 bucks.”
Go-to Vegas shops: “CRSVR, Shoe Palace, Feature.”
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Olly Murs was left rattled during Saturday's The Voice UK, walking out of the studio after failing to choose an act from his native Essex.
The Troublemaker singer made the dramatic move after struggling to press his button for singer Paige Young, who was instead chosen by will.i.am.
Olly also confessed he 'doesn't like this job anymore' after toy shop worker Ellis Bridgewater failed to win a coach after her performance.
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I'm done! Olly Murs briefly stormed out of The Voice blind auditions on Saturday, after failing to turn his chair for an act from his native Essex
Following personal trainer Paige's performance of Camilla Cabello's Crying in the Club, Olly confessed immediately regretting not pressing his button.
After finding out Paige was from Essex, he briefly walked out of the studio, though he returned seconds later.
Retaking his seat Olly said: 'You're amazing, you're incredible, I should have pressed the button, I was scared to press the button, this stupid stupid button.
Shocking: Olly walked out of the studio after failing to win singer Paige Young for his team, despite being impressed with her performance
Thrilled: Luckily Paige still managed to walk away with a coach, getting will.i.am after a rendition of Camilla Cabello's Crying in the Club
Shocking: Olly later confessed that he was 'scared of the button' and that was why he failed to turn his chair
'But it's OK because all the best people are from Essex, and I'm going to steal you from Will in the next round.'
Luckily Paige walked away with a coach in Will, telling host Emma Willis it was the 'best day of her life.'
Later in the show Olly also revealed he 'doesn't like this job anymore,' after Ellis also walked away from the stage without a coach.
The judging panel admitted they were being pickier in their contestants as they got closer to filling their ten slots, with the audience cheering that Olly should have turned his chair.
Gutted: Later in the show Olly also admitted that he 'doesn't like this job anymore' after Ellis Bridgewater failed to win a coach
Impromptu: Will also treated the audience to a performance of his Black Eyes Peas hit Where Is the Love early on in the show
Surprising: Will once again nailed a version of the 2003 hit, with Olly and Jennifer Hudson also getting involved
Will also didn't pass up the opportunity to give the audience a throwback to his Black Eyed Peas days, performing a rendition of Where is the Love?
After being goaded by the audience into the impromptu performance, Olly also joined with his own high-pitched version of the 2003 hit song.
Sadly another performer who failed to receive a coach was professional backup singer Wendi Harriott, despite previously performing with Jennifer Hudson herself!
Wendi took on a rendition of The Rolling Stones' (Can’t Get No) Satisfaction, admitting she was 'stepping out of her comfort zone' in taking part in the show.
But the mother-of-one made her exit without a coach, as the judges again admitted they were 'turning away great talent.'
Advice: Ross Anderson received some immediate coaching from Jennifer, who showed him how to nail some of the soaring notes
Legendary: Jennifer showed off some of her signature vocal range, as she showed Ross how to be more confident in his singing
Jennifer did take up the opportunity to show off her famous vocal range, as she gave new contestant Ross Anderson a quick crash course in how to nail the soaring notes.
Showcasing a soaring chord from One Direction's Drag Me Down, the Oscar-winner showed Glaswegian Ross how it was done after being chosen as his coach.
She said: 'I loved your voice from the start, and I wanted to hear some of the notes soar a little bit more. Do a soaring note now. We're starting the coaching now!'
Also successful in making it to the next round were Saskia Eng and Rihanna Abrey, who will be coached by Tom and Will respectively.
You're through! Rihanna Abrey (left) and Saskia Eng (right) also both made it through to the next round, with coaches Will and Tom Jones respectively
Suave: Irish crooner Shane McCormack won over Olly with his smooth performance, and was named the 'proper little showman'
Irish crooner Shane McCormack also made an impact, after earning a living as the owner of a touring circus.
Taking on Van Morrison's Moondance, Shane certainly had some moves, leading Olly to find a kindred spirit as a showman himself.
After pressing his button he said: 'What soul you've got in your voice, I'm so glad I turned. Your tone is incredible, but what I loved when I turned around was your stage presence. You know I love to move, you're a proper little showman and we're gonna have a lot of fun.'
Will also attempted to use everyday beverages as a method to describe why he didn't press his button, saying you would never 'mix orange juice with chocolate milk.'
Hilarious: Will also made a funny comparison as he tried to explain why he didn't choose Shane, saying it would be like mixing 'orange juice and chocolate milk'
Mr Cool: Wayne Ellington closed out the show with a JP Cooper hit, and was the only contestant to have more than one coach turn their chair
Closing out the show was Manchester choir owner Wayne Ellington, who was the only contestant on Saturday's show to have more than one coach turn for him.
After a suave performance of We Were Raised Under Grey Skies by JP Cooper, Wayne was forced to choose between Jennifer and Tom Jones, and eventually chose the legendary Welsh singer.
Tom said: 'I was looking for a male voice... and you are male! I can relate to you completely. I express myself or try to, the same way you express yourself in this song. I feel a kinship right there. You hit those high ones and right there...boom!'
Jennifer added: 'I knew it was some old school up in here somewhere. Just to hear how you climbed down from the notes, that shows a seasoned vocallist right there, and I could not miss the opportunity to press the button and turn my chair around.'
Despite not pressing his button, Olly added that Wayne's voice was like 'butter.'
The Voice UK continues on Saturday 10 February at 8pm on ITV.

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Scene of stabbing in Anderson Co. (FOX Carolina/ 8/13/17)
Scene of stabbing in Anderson Co. (FOX Carolina/ 8/13/17)
The coroner said a man is dead after a stabbing in Anderson County Sunday morning.
A 911 call was made around 2:34 a.m. from a family member who heard the altercation outside a home on the 200 block of Robinson Street in Pendleton, per the coroner.
Officials said the suspect fled the scene after the family member went outside to see what was happening, and then returned to the house to call 911.
The coroner identified the deceased victim as 49-year-old Charles Hillery of New York. Hillery was stabbed multiple times and was pronounced dead on the scene by EMS at 2:52 a.m.
An autopsy has been scheduled for Monday morning. The death has been ruled a homicide.
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(WSPA) – The South Carolina Emergency Management Division has released a video on safety tips for the day of the total solar eclipse.
The video features popular American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter Jason Hurdich.
Hurdich is South Carolina’s only Certified Deaf Interpreter.
He gained a lot of attention from his work with former SC governor, Nikki Haley, during Hurricane Matthew.
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Question: Foy: 'Crown' pay gap issue 'definitely opened my eyes'

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LAS VEGAS (AP) - Claire Foy says the controversy over her pay for the Netflix series "The Crown" has changed her approach to Hollywood.
"It definitely opened my eyes to a lot. And I certainly won't be naïve about those things," Foy said in an interview on Monday in Las Vegas. "It's really opened my eyes about what I am allowed to have an opinion about, and what I'm allowed to stand up for myself about. And I think that's really changed my approach to myself and other women in this industry. It's been only a positive thing - even though, embarrassing."
A producer disclosed last month that Foy, who starred as Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, was paid less than Matt Smith, who played Prince Philip, because Smith was better known.
FILE - In this Jan. 7, 2018, file photo, Claire Foy arrives at the 75th annual Golden Globe Awards at the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, Calif. Foy says the controversy over her pay for the Netflix series "The Crown" has changed her approach to Hollywood. (Photo by Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP, File)
The gender pay gap has become a big issue in Hollywood after revelations that many female stars have been paid less than their male counterparts. Foy and Smith are being replaced by older performers in the next season of the show.
Foy was in Las Vegas promoting "The Girl in the Spider's Web," which completed filming this month. It's based on the fourth book in Stieg Larsson's popular Millennium series revolving around hacker Lisbeth Salander, previously been played in movies by Noomi Rapace and Rooney Mara.
Foy said she hadn't sought their blessing before beginning her work.
"I mean, we are all actresses. We all know the game. I don't doubt for a second that those two incredible actresses don't both hate me and also ... "
Director Fede Alvarez interjects that he did indeed get Rapace's blessing.
"I met her at the premiere of her last movie and we got introduced and I told her what I was doing and she really wished us good luck and she knew you were doing it," he said.
"You got her blessing? Did you? He never told me this," Foy said, laughing. "Oh, well there you go. One down! One to go."
The 34-year-old actress says she exercised intensively to play the character - and got a new hair style.
"I got an undercut, which is something that I never thought I would have in my life. Which is great! Then all her tattoos and just how she moves and the clothes that she wears. I loved being her every day, actually. It was very liberating thing," Foy said. "Because I didn't have to worry about being attractive or being liked or any of that nonsense that women quite often have to wake up every day thinking how does the world see me? And it was really nice to wake up and just be like, like this. What you see is what you get. I quite enjoyed that."
"The Girl in the Spider's Web" is set for release in November.
Claire Foy attends CinemaCon at The Colosseum at Caesars, Monday, April 23, 2018, in Las Vegas. (Photo by Eric Jamison/Invision/AP)
Amy Pascal, left, Fede Alvarez, Claire Foy and Elizabeth Cantillon attend CinemaCon at The Colosseum at Caesars, Monday, April 23, 2018, in Las Vegas. (Photo by Eric Jamison/Invision/AP)
Fede Alvarez, left, director/co-writer of the upcoming film "The Girl in the Spider's Web," and star Claire Foy discuss the film onstage during the Sony Pictures Entertainment presentation at CinemaCon 2018, the official convention of the National Association of Theatre Owners, at Caesars Palace on Monday, April 23, 2018, in Las Vegas. (Photo by Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP)

People can’t help but weigh in on the Roseanne Barr drama after the cancellation of her ABC sitcom. One racist tweet about former Obama White House aide Valerie Jarrett, and the world said goodbye to Barr and her show.
Barr deleted and apologized for the Tuesday night tweet (“Muslim brotherhood & planet of the apes had a baby = vj,”), which she later blamed on her use of Ambien.
As the backpedaling continues, conversations about the fallout keep coming. Most people are applauding ABC’s move to end the show before next season; others are gleaning lessons and how-tos from the incident. The world is standing up to the bullying and saying, nope, not today. And that’s a great thing.
Social media giveth, and it taketh away. You’d think Barr would recall her many controversial tirades (e.g. Pizzagate, false accusations about a Parkland, Fla., shooting survivor, her support for President Donald Trump, etc.) and know when to poke the bear and when to pull back. Also, who can forget her “Star-Spangled Banner” rendition at a 1990 MLB game? The outrage was epic, and that was before social media.
Each of these incidents raises the question: Do some people just feel untouchable? In a land of ego and ids, do they consider themselves above the wrath of the public?
I reached out to Franchesca Ramsey, author of “Well, That Escalated Quickly: Memoirs and Mistakes of an Accidental Activist” to get her thoughts. Having been thrust into the limelight after her YouTube video “What White Girls Say … to Black Girls” in 2006, the book is her attempt to “show social media mistakes are inevitable and what’s important is how we use them to make a better world.”
“It’s interesting because it’s not the first time that she has ever said really ignorant or just completely fabricated things on social media. ... Roseanne was participating in that behavior for a while,” Ramsey said.
The difference this time: Barr was employed by ABC. She’d already deleted several questionable tweets from her account when the show, a reboot of the original “Roseanne,” was announced.
“So you have to suspect that she knew that the things she was saying on Twitter were inappropriate and controversial, and she knew that those could potentially harm her employment,” Ramsey said. “The fact that she had the presence of mind to delete past tweets tells me that she should have known better, and I don’t have any sympathy for her. Her repeated behavior tells me she has no interest in learning or growing or actually taking responsibility for the things that she has said and done.”
Ramsey expressed disappointment that a TV star faces greater consequences for her ignorant, racist outbursts than our president has.
“He has just said so many blatantly inappropriate homophobic, sexist, racist things, and to think that a comedian who faces consequences to what she said, swifter consequences from a television network than within our own government, it’s embarrassing.”
I, for one, can’t wait to see what growth comes from this national conversation.
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Twitter @DarcelTribune
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MANICALAND Provincial Affairs minister Mandiitawepi Chimene has directed Zanu PF youths to pay for the stands that are being parcelled out to them in a programme opposition parties have described as vote-buying ahead of the crunch 2018 elections.
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Speaking at a Zanu PF provincial co-ordinating committee meeting in Mutare on Sunday, Chimene said the youths should not rush to grab unserviced stands while also urging them to follow proper procedures in applying for it.
“There is this issue of stands. You cannot get them now because there are procedures that should be followed. It’s not going to be free land for you, but it might be cheaper. I am disappointed by some of the youths,” she said.
“After slogans, you say we need stands and we also need to do projects to sustain ourselves. l have one for you. We can secure $20 000 loans at local banks without security.’’
Zanu PF has been parcelling out land to youths in various cities and towns in the country.
Chimene said she was worried about the reports that she was obstructing rice distribution in the province before blasting local MPs for failing to collect the product from the Grain Marketing Board to feed their constituents.
“There were reports that I was obstructing the distribution of rice and the Social Welfare minister (Prisca Mupfumira) was briefed on that in Harare. I am not the one distributing rice. But there is an issue of MPs who are failing to collect the rice at GMB to feed their constituents. They should have done that long back at Christmas,’’ she said.
“If you don’t want, I will do it myself in your constituency and I will tell your people that you should have been given the rice at Christmas.’’
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Zanu-PF is not amused by accusations that it has a hand in the fissures that rocked Zimbabwe People First party and considers it an insult to be associated with expelled members. Addressing party supporters at Chininga, Raffingora in Zvimba North constituency on Sunday, the party’s national secretary for administration Cde Ignatius Chombo dismissed the allegations, saying the party was too busy delivering its mandate to the people.
“The media approached me last week to respond to the allegations and I was left seething to the point of almost insulting them,” he said. “Where do we come in as Zanu-PF in issues to do with the People First?
“How do we get involved in issues to do with people we expelled from the party?”
ZimPF imploded on Wednesday last week with rival factions announcing expulsions and counter-expulsions, amid reports of differences over coalition talks with MDC-T. Interim party leader Joice Mujuru convened a Press conference at her Chisipite home to announce the expulsion of seven of her party’s top officials.
These included Messrs Didymus Mutasa, Rugare Gumbo, Kudakwashe Bhasikiti, Munacho Mutezo, Claudious Makova, Lucky Kandemiri and Mrs Margaret Dongo, whom she accused of plotting a “coup d’état”.
She also accused the former leaders of being Zanu-PF infiltrators bent on destabilising her party. Two hours later, Mr Mutasa and his group responded by announcing the expulsion of Dr Mujuru from the same party.
“We are not concerned with what happens in that party,” Cde Chombo said. “Even if they kill each other, we are not concerned. We will just arrest those who would have committed the crime.
“They have serious problems in ZimPF, they might even take each other to the queen (the UK’s Queen Elizabeth), but we do not care.”
Cde Chombo castigated party leaders in the constituency for engaging in corrupt activities.
He was responding to reports that land hungry villagers were losing their livestock as payment to be resettled in the area.
“If you are coming from any other party of Zimbabwe and you want land, there is no need for you to pay leaders because that is a crime,” he said.
“Government is not happy, even the police, with reports that villagers give cattle to the councillor or goats to the village head to get land for resettlement.”
Cde Chombo said Government would assist the villagers to reclaim their property. He paid tribute to farmers in the constituency for the effort made during the current agricultural season. A group of doctors from Zimbabwe and South Korea will soon visit the constituency to offer free healthcare services to villagers.
Cde Chombo and the Chinese Ambassador to Zimbabwe Mr Huang Ping will on Thursday officially open one of the 10 schools built in the constituency.


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The mercury will plunge on Monday night under clear skies in parts of the Midlands and Wales after another bitter day following the weekend white-out for many parts of the country.
It will be colder than Russia in places as temperatures plummet where there is lying snow and night-time values in rural parts drop as low as a bone-chilling -12C. In other more populated areas it will fall to around -5C.
A widespread hard frost will develop by dawn on Tuesday before an Atlantic front starts to drag increased cloud cover towards the UK.
During the day, scattered wintry showers are forecast along northern and western coasts of Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Elsewhere, across much of Ireland, Wales, England and southern Scotland it will be a dry day with plenty of winter sunshine. Winds will reach gale force again in the English Channel as the northern edge of the Spanish-named Storm Ana sweeps past the south of the UK.
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A miserable mix of rain and wintry showers will move eastwards across south-east England clearing by the evening to leave a night of sub-zero temperatures.
There will be another frosty start on Tuesday across much of Britain, but with isolated showers along western coasts.
It will be cold, with maximum temperatures of 1 to 6C, 9 to 10C across the southern coast of Ireland and south-west England with the chance of more snow falling on higher ground.
The outlook for the rest of the working week is for less-cold spells with rain or showers but still feeling chilly in a brisk wind.
A spokesperson for The Weather Channel said: “The next area of low pressure will affect southern regions into Monday, with the risk of snow across southern England.
“Remaining cold to start the week in the northerly wind. However from Tuesday onwards it will turn wetter and windier as low pressure systems arrive from the north-west, with temperatures nearing normal by Wednesday.”

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BBC Weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood predicted there will be a “real drop” in temperatures for some parts of the UK this week and potential showers. However, temperatures in the south of England should still remain high. Ms Kirkwood said: “Again, southwest England, Wales, some showers and some of those showers will extend eastwards across central southern England. So, it’s going to feel cooler today.” How hot will the UK be this week?
The UK is predicted to stay mainly dry, sunny and very warm over the next five days, according to The Met Office. Although the sun will be shining over most parts of Britain today, it may be slightly cloudy along some North Sea coasts. Temperatures should reach highs of 20C in the south, 22C in the north west and 19C in the north east. The south will see cloudy weather too and possibly even thunder this afternoon.
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Scotland is at risk of thundery showers too. Tomorrow will see scattered showers and some thunder in the south and southeast. Temperature will still be hot though, as parts of the south will have highs of 26C. The north west may feel cooler than it has been for days due to clouds gathering.
MET OFFICE UK weather: A map showing temperatures across the UK today
Over the weekend, there may be overnight mist and fog, as well as slightly cooler temperatures in the north west. Temperatures will average around 25C around the country. How long will the heatwave last? It may be time to dig out your umbrellas as the hot weather may cool down this week.
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Question: Who is Matt Rosendale? President Trump to head to Montana to boost GOP Senate candidate

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In a little less than a year, Matt Rosendale went from candidate to the GOP hopeful in the Nov. 6 race against Montana Democratic incumbent Sen. Jon Tester.
On Thursday, President Donald Trump will speak at a rally in Great Falls to boost Rosendale and Rep. Greg Gianforte, a Republican incumbent seeking re-election.
Rosendale, 57, is a state auditor and a former majority leader in the Montana state Senate. He moved to Montana in 2002 from Maryland, where he worked in real estate, real estate development and land management.
In his campaign profile in the Great Falls Tribune, Rosendale said he wanted to fight excessive spending in Washington and help Trump "restore greatness to our country.”
His critics have labeled him as an East Coast developer funded by special interests who would be bad for public lands, veterans and health care. They’ve also called him “Maryland Matt.”
Matt Rosendale addresses supporters in Helena, after winning the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate on June 5.
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Rosendale, who won the Republican U.S. Senate primary on June 5, has listed supporters as Sens. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Ted Cruz of Texas and Mike Lee of Utah and President Donald Trump’s National Security Adviser John Bolton.
Rosendale's donors spent more than $3 million to support his primary campaign. Outside groups already have spent more than $5 million total on the GOP primary and on attack ads against Tester, putting the race on track to be one of the most expensive in Montana history, the Associated Press reported.
Like his Democratic opponent Tester, Rosendale sports a "buzz" haircut. He has dubbed the Senate race "The Battle of the Flat-Tops."
Trump won Montana by 20 points in 2016. His son, Donald Trump Jr., has come to the state several times to campaign for Republican candidates.
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Question: China releases Australian mining exec Stern Hu from prison

China's foreign ministry says Stern Hu, a former executive of the mining giant Rio Tinto, has been released from prison.
Hu, an Australian citizen, was released Wednesday. He was given a 10-year sentence in Shanghai after being convicted of accepting bribes and stealing trade secrets in 2010. The case strained relations between Australia and China, the former's largest trading partner.
Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said during a regular press briefing in Beijing that Hu's sentence was reduced.
Lu said Hu's "lawful rights and interests in accordance with law" were ensured during his prison sentence and that his sentence was "mitigated" because he also observed China's "laws, regulations and disciplines."
Hu led Rio Tinto's iron ore operations in China before he and three Chinese colleagues were arrested in 2009.

Police officers stand guard next to prison bus which carries British banker Rurik Jutting upon his arrival at the High Court in Hong Kong, Tuesday, Dec. 12, 2017. British banker, Cambridge University-educated Rurik Jutting serving a life sentence in Hong Kong for murdering two Indonesian women, including one he spent days torturing while on cocaine, is seeking to appeal his conviction at the Court of Appeal. Vincent Yu AP Photo


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Question: Nova Scotia punches ticket to Scotties Tournament of Hearts semifinal

Nine consecutive wins for Team Nova Scotia in Penticton at the South Okanagan Events Centre
Mascots kept the crowd entertained between ends at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts Saturday at the South Okanagan Events Centre. Mark Brett/Western News
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Mary-Anne Arsenault and her Nova Scotia rink just keep on winning at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts in Penticton.
The Dartmouth-based rink brought down Tracy Fleury and Team Northern Ontario by a 6-2 score, winning their staggering ninth match in a row, earning a berth in Sunday’s semifinal.
“It was so nice to put a really good game together,” said Arsenault, who has played in the Scotties 13 times. “I’m so proud of my girls. They played awesome and anytime we were in a little bit of trouble, (they) would make a double and we were back.”
Arsenault blanked the first three ends keeping the hammer for the fourth where she opened the scoring. She managed to expertly draw around the high-sitting guards with her final two stones to lay two, giving her Nova Scotia rink a 2-0 lead going into the fifth end.
Fleury earned one back in the fifth by picking and rolling across the inner blue rings to lay one, cutting Arsenault’s lead to 2-1.
Arsenault fired right back making a pair of tight draws into the inner rings through a cluttered upper house to lay three in the sixth end — extending her lead to 5-1.
Fleury blanked the seventh, then drew to the button in the eighth to cut into Arsenault’s lead. However, her Nova Scotia rink still found themselves down 5-2 heading into the ninth end.
The ninth end featured a jam-up heading into skips’ final shots. Fleury cleared the jam-up with her last stone of the end, but Arsenault hit and stuck her hammer shot to further pad her lead at 6-2.
The teams decided to play the 10th end, even though Arsenault had a sizeable lead, but did not play the entire length. They shook hands with four rocks remaining after Northern Ontario couldn’t keep enough stones in the house to justify finishing the end.
“We would have liked to have played better,” said Fleury, whose rink went 8-3 in tournament play. “But Nova Scotia played amazing and we just had some key misses. They played well and put a lot of pressure on us.”
Arsenault is now two wins away from giving Team Nova Scotia its first Scotties Tournament of Hearts national title in 14 years. Nova Scotia will play the loser of Saturday night’s Page Playoff, between Manitoba and Team Wild Card, in the semifinal at 9 a.m. at the South Okanagan Events Centre to determine who will move on to the final. The winner of the Saturday night 7 p.m. draw will move directly to the final, which takes place at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
The HeartStop Lounge, located at the Penticton Trade and Convention Centre, will feature the final on one of their giant-screen TV’s on Sunday, the other will be playing the Super Bowl. Tickets are not required to take in the action at the HeartStop Lounge.
For ticket information for the rest of the 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts draws, go to www.curling.ca/2018scotties/tickets/.
The 2018 Scotties Tournament of Hearts All-Star teams were also released, and are presented as follows:
1st Team:
Skip – Jennifer Jones
Third – Cary-Anne McTaggart
Second – Jill Officer – Manitoba
Lead – Dawn McEwen – Manitoba
2nd Team:
Skip – Tracy Fleury – Northern Ontario
Third – Shannon Birchard – Manitoba
Second – Jessie Scheidegger – Alberta
Lead – Ranoura Westcott – Team Canada
And at the fifth end break, Team Saskatchewan skip, Sherri Anderson, was presented with the Marj Mitchell Sportsmanship Award, which honours the player that most exemplified sportsmanship and dedication to curling throughout the tournament.
Third Crystal Webster of Team Northern Ontario looks for direction during Saturday’s first playoff game against Team Nova Scotia. Mark Brett/Western News Third Crystal Webster of Team Northern Ontario looks for direction during Saturday’s first playoff game against Team Nova Scotia. Mark Brett/Western News

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Score it one for the home side and one against to kick-start the Humpty’s Champions Cup at Calgary’s WinSport Arena.
Chelsea Carey topped Team Fujisawa, of Japan, 7-2 in Tuesday night’s first draw of the major event, the final stop of Pinty’s Grand Slam of Curling. Calgary’s Carey stole two and three points respectively in the fourth and fifth ends to take the victory over the Olympic bronze medallists.
Meanwhile, on the men’s side, Kevin Koe of The Glencoe Club lost 6-3 to Jason Gunnlaugson, of Winnipeg. Steals of one in the second and sixth ends spelled the difference for the Gunnlaugson rink in a victory over the home side.
The other men’s game saw Saskatoon’s Colton Flasch roll up a 7-4 triumph over Marc Pfister, of Switzerland.
The other women’s winners on Night 1 were Players’ Championship victor Jamie Sinclair, of the U.S., and Scotland’s Eve Muirhead. Sinclair’s score of two in the seventh end and steal in the eight capped a rally to top Olympic gold medallist Anna Hasselborg, of Sweden, 4-3. Muirhead, meanwhile, took down Delia DeJong of Grande Prairie in an 8-2 blowout.
The best and brightest curling stars from around the globe are in Calgary for the six-day event. In fact, the who’s-who field is comprised of 15 men’s and 15 women’s teams who have claimed victory this season. The 30 teams will compete in a round-robin style bonspiel, contending for a combined $250,000 purse.
Round-robin action runs through to Friday with teams split into three pools, and the top eight overall qualifying for the weekend playoffs. Draws go at 8:30 a.m., noon, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m. Wednesday through Friday.
Among the feature matches of Wednesday’s early draw, Brad Jacobs, of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., faces Rich Ruohonen, of Seattle, and Edmonton’s Val Sweeting meets Winnipeg’s Kerri Einarson.