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A rally with white nationalists chanting phrases like "Jews will not replace us" and "end immigration, one people, one nation" was, as many expressed online, disturbing yet not really all that surprising.
Within hours of the tragedy in Charlottesville, journalists, scholars and other leading voices weighed in around the Internet, with analysis and deeper understanding of how this unfolded.
Below are some of the most revealing pieces we read.
Here at Code Switch, my teammate Gene Demby wrote about about how white nationalists are edging their movement out of the shadows:
"Richard Spencer, the white nationalist leader and University of Virginia alum who coined the term 'alt-right,' would likely count that openness as its own incremental success. 'If you greeted someone in 1985 and you said, 'all gays should marry,' you actually would get a lot of laughs,' Spencer told The Atlantic last year, not long after the election. 'By 2015, gay marriage is popular. What is possible has shifted. That's what the alt-right is doing. It's shifting the reality of what's possible, and imagining a reality in which they are.' "
Code Switch alum Matt Thompson, now executive editor at The Atlantic, riffed on the brazenness of the white supremacists who marched this weekend, compared with Klan members of decades past who hid under white hoods. "The shameless return of white supremacy into America's public spaces seems to be happening by degrees, and quickly," Thompson wrote.
Dara Lind, a reporter at Vox who wrote an explainer of the rally and its origins, described it as a "coming-out party for resurgent white nationalism in America."
Nathan Guttman, a reporter with Forward, an online news site aimed at Jewish Americans, penned a vivid piece about covering the march. He recounted watching as Spencer launched into a rant about the mayor of Charlottesville, Michael Signer.
" '[L]ittle Mayor Signer — SEE-NER — how do you pronounce this little creep's name?' asked Richard Spencer, a right-wing leader who dreams of a 'white ethnostate,' as he stood on a bench under a tree to rally his troops, deprived of their protest. The crowd knew exactly how to pronounce his name: 'Jew, Jew, Jew, Jew' some shouted out. The rest burst out in laughter. And that was one of the only moments of levity the alt-right audience gathered under the tree enjoyed."
And Jia Tolentino, a writer for The New Yorker and a graduate of the University of Virginia, meditated on Charlottesville's progressive guise and ability to hide its dark racial past. "While I was at U.V.A., the fact that slaves had built the school was hardly discussed, and the most prominent acknowledgment that Jefferson was a slave owner came on Valentine's Day, when signs went up all over campus that said 'TJ ♥s Sally.' "
Many writers also took on the response from President Trump, whose initial reaction to the violence in Charlottesville condemned equally both sides of the protest. "We condemn in the strongest possible terms this egregious display of hatred, bigotry and violence on many sides," Trump said, in remarks that brought condemnation from both Democrats and Republicans.
Writing for The New Yorker, Jelani Cobb parsed Trump's initial response further:
"We have seen a great number of false equivalencies in the past two years, and the most recent Presidential election was defined by them. Yet it remains striking to hear Trump imply that Nazis and the interracial group of demonstrators who gathered to oppose them were, in essence, equally wrong. It would have been naïve to expect the President to unambiguously condemn neo-Confederates ("Heritage, not hate," etc.), but Nazis? For reasons that are not hard to discern, the swastika, at least in the United States, has always been more clearly legible as a symbol of racial bigotry than the Confederate flag."
Michael Gerson, a former speechwriter for President George W. Bush, lambasted Trump in a Washington Post piece, writing that the current president was "incapable" of speaking for the nation in the face of tragedy:
"If great words can heal and inspire, base words can corrupt. Trump has been delivering the poison of prejudice in small but increasing doses. In Charlottesville, the effect became fully evident. And the president had no intention of decisively repudiating his work. What do we do with a president who is incapable or unwilling to perform his basic duties? What do we do when he is incapable of outrage at outrageous things? What do we do with a president who provides barely veiled cover for the darkest instincts of the human heart? These questions lead to the dead end of political realism — a hopeless recognition of limited options. But the questions intensify."
On Monday, Trump responded to the increasing pressure to respond more forcefully, and gave a stronger rebuke. "Racism is evil," Trump said. "And those who cause violence in its name are criminals and thugs, including the K.K.K., neo-Nazis, white supremacists and other hate groups that are repugnant to everything we hold dear as Americans."
In a piece for Commentary Magazine, John Podhoretz, a former speechwriter for Presidents Ronald Reagan and George H.W. Bush, cast a skeptical eye toward Trump's remarks on Monday:
"You can choose to have whatever opinion you have on the president's statement today condemning white supremacists, but it's hard to believe he would have read it out if he'd had his druthers. No, the real Donald Trump was the one we saw on Saturday when he decided to condemn violence 'on many sides' in response to the deliberately provocative and intentionally violent neo-Nazi march in Charlottesville, Virginia; when he decided to refer to the events as 'sad' in tweets; when he wished 'best regards' to those injured by the car that was deliberately smashed into them, killing 1 and injuring 20. When he acted in that way, he was operating according to his instinct. And his instinct said: Do not attack the white supremacists."
What Trump's comments Monday mean for how, exactly, he will handle the resurgence of white supremacists, remains unclear.
As Maggie Haberman of The New York Times tweeted shortly after Trump's remarks on Monday:

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According to companies, profits were great in the first quarter. According to government statistics, not so much.
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Apple HomePod speakers might only be available in limited quantities in 2017, according to a Nikkei Asian Review report published Monday.
"Inventec Appliances will likely only ship some 500,000 units of HomePod this year, and the device's contribution to the group's revenue will be less than 1%," said Arthur Liao, an analyst at Taipei-based Fubon Securities in the Nikkei Asian Review article.
Inventec Appliances manufacturers a variety of Apple products, including AirPods -- and, reportedly, the upcoming HomePod speaker.
"We will finally ship the smart home device this year, but its contribution will be fairly limited and hopefully that will improve next year," Inventec Appliances President David Ho reportedly told analysts, according to Nikkei Asian Review.
We've been waiting for a standalone voice control speaker from Apple for a long time now. Fortunately, Apple's Siri-based speaker -- announced at this year's WWDC -- is expected to hit stores this December. But it's already lagging behind Amazon and Google, both of which already sell smart voice control speakers.
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New Apple leaks suggest that Apple is canceling its iPhone SE, which has been a popular iPhone given its affordable price. For weeks, there have been rumors about a new iPhone SE 2, but it seems that plans are being scrapped. The news comes a week after iPhone X is reportedly getting canceled too due to slow sales.
Second-generation iPhone SE scrapped
KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said in a research note that there are doubts that a second-generation iPhone SE will come out, MacRumors reports. There were anticipations that its launch would happen in the second quarter of this year.
According to Kuo, the tech giant does not have enough resources to produce another iPhone now that it has three iPhone flagship models already in the pipeline. The shortage of resources somehow explains the delay in the release of iPhone X, not to mention that the device has the most complicated design. Kuo believes that Apple only has enough resources to deliver the three new iPhone models in the second half of 2018. It would not risk having the same delays in their launch like what happened last year.
If Apple decides to continue the rumored iPhone SE 2, Kuo predicts it would not have significant changes from its predecessor. The most it can have is a faster processing and lower price, he added. Although, rumors said that the iPhone SE 2 will have a wireless charging, an iPhone X-inspired display, an LCD display, and a single rear camera.
Apple has not made a significant upgrade to the current iPhone SE since it was released in March 2016. So far, it only dropped the price to $349 and added a 64GB and 128GB storage capacities to the options.
Apple Loop: Significant iPhone X Cancellations, MacBook's Chip Gamble, Apple Hides Painful Quarter – This week’s Apple Loop includes Apple’s quarterly results, more iPhone X cancellation details, saying goodbye to the iPhone SE, Apple’s latest battery… https://t.co/6Eu4RK1bUk — Raj (@RajSimplySaid) February 3, 2018
Apple expects iPhone X to struggle in 2018
When Apple released its quarterly results this week, the company revealed it hit a record revenue and earnings. This was largely driven by strong sales of iPhone X and its high price tag. Apple CEO Tim Cook said iPhone X has exceeded their expectations and has been the top-selling iPhone since November. However, given the underperformance of iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus and the overall drop in the iPhone sales, Apple is expecting iPhone X to struggle this year. Moreover, the tech giant has cut its iPhone X production for the first quarter by 50 percent.
“Even though Apple’s cut is expected, that cut will have featured in the estimates of all of the suppliers. This isn’t the expected drop that was already factored in by the suppliers who understand and manage their tight margins, this is a cut in excess of the expected drop,” Forbes contributor Ewan Spence wrote.


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When PETA sent their open letter — complete with vegan gift basket — to Drake after finding out he’s stopped eating meat via his recent Fortnite live stream, it seems they may have overlooked or ignored some details about his partnership with Canada Goose that undermine their arguments.
Canada Goose’s website has already addressed many of the claims PETA makes in their open letter (the full contents of which can be found here). Where PETA posits that Canada Goose uses unethical and inhumane methods in their coat production, Canada Goose already had an explainer on their website that explains the outerwear brand’s fur and down policy.
“We understand and respect that some people think animal products should never be used in any consumer products, however, we do not share that view,” the website states. “We are committed to providing full transparency about how we make our products, including the ethical sourcing and responsible use of animal products.”
Among the sourcing claims that Canada Goose maintains in their policy, the company does not “condone any willful mistreatment and neglect of animals or acts that maliciously cause undue pain, injury or suffering,” and uses down that is a by-product of the poultry industry. The policy also points out that coyotes are a pest in many parts of North America, often attacking or killing livestock, pets, and even people.
Given PETA’s penchant for outlandish stunts and inaccurate accusations of impropriety, it may be hard to take their pronouncements at face value. However, while there’s always a chance that companies like Canada Goose aren’t as forthright as they appear to be, as always, it’s up to the consumer — and brand partners like Drake — to do the research and make the final decision.

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Question: Supreme Court sides with B.C. First Nation in ancestral land dispute

The Supreme Court of Canada has sided with a British Columbia First Nation in a dispute over its traditional lands.
In a decision released Friday, the top court has restored a tribunal's decision in favour of the Williams Lake Indian Band, which had argued the pre-Confederation colony of British Columbia failed to protect its territory from encroaching settlers.
The band also said Canada neglected to adequately remedy the wrong after B.C. joined Confederation in 1871.
Instead of reclaiming the band's ancestral village lands, Canada set aside different, nearby territory for the First Nation.
In 2014, the federal Specific Claims Tribunal upheld the band's arguments concerning the original lands, finding that both the colony and Canada had breached their duties.
Two years ago, the Federal Court of Appeal overturned the tribunal's decision, concluding that Canada's post-Confederation actions were sufficient.

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A Tim Hortons brew-ha-ha escalated Friday as two franchisees filed a lawsuit against the parent company.
A lawsuit filed on behalf of two Tim Horton’s franchisees, who belong to The Great White North Franchisee Association, claims Restaurant Brands International sought “to interfere with, restrict, penalize, or threaten franchisees from exercising their rights to associate.”
The statement of claim alleges this happened in a number of ways, including commencing legal action late last month against a group of GWNFA board members that RBI alleges provided confidential information that was then leaked to a Canadian newspaper. The GWNFA denies this claim.
It alleges the defendants denied future store opportunities to franchisees because they are “not aligned” with Tim Hortons’ interest and set aside a $2-billion fund to buy out franchisees who have joined the GWNFA or may do so in the future.
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Here are the top reads of the week. Have a great weekend,
Divestitures: Aphria Inc. is taking steps to pull back from the U.S. medical marijuana market as it moves to fall in line with Toronto Stock Exchange rules. Story (Christina Pellegrini, for subscribers)
People moves: TD Wealth executive Jeff Gans is stepping down from his bank role to join ETF pioneer Som Seif's Purpose Investments. Story (Clare O'Hara)
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Wealth management industry: Investing giant Vanguard has launched 'one-ticket solution' ETFs. Each packs a globally diversified portfolio covering stocks and bonds into a single fund. Story (Rob Carrick)
Deal analysis: Thomson Reuters Corp. sold a slow-growing, less-profitable business for a wad of cash and plans to use the windfall to reduce debt and buy back a massive amount of stock. What's not to like? Story (David Milstead, for subscribers)
More deal analysis: It's being billed as a battle of the billionaires for financial-data supremacy. But to hear the matchup described by the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB), which is backing Blackstone's deal as part of a consortium, the investment doesn't need to crush its competition to be a winner. Story (Jacqueline Nelson, for subscribers)
Transformational deals: There is some fortuitous timing that allows Thomson Reuters Corp. to extract a tidy sum from its steady, yet unspectacular, financial data business. But for the 88-year-old Thomson media dynasty, led by chairman David Thomson, it also follows a pattern of rewriting the script every once in a while with a major deal. Story (Jeffrey Jones, for subscribers)
Mega deal: With a US$17-billion deal to join forces with Thomson Reuters Corp., private equity giant Blackstone Group LP has thrust itself into the hot seat of a battle for supremacy in market data. Story (James Bradshaw, for subscribers)
Pot ETFs: Redwood Asset Management, a subsidiary of Purpose Investments – the company formed by Canadian ETF pioneer Som Seif in 2013 – will begin trading the Marijuana Opportunities Fund on Thursday morning. Story (Clare O'Hara, for subscribers)
Canadian venture financing: Canadian startup Platterz Inc. is announcing on Thursday that it has raised US$15-million in venture financing after securing some of the top tech companies operating in the Toronto-Waterloo corridor as regular customers. Story (Sean Silcoff, for subscribers)
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Mortgage industry: An Ontario regulator has revoked the mortgage broker licences of five companies and individuals associated with the Tier 1 group of companies after an investigation into syndicated mortgage investment pools they were promoting to investors. Story (Janet McFarland)
More pot listings coming: Canadians are five months away from being able to legally spark up a joint, but the party has already started in the cannabis industry, with two marijuana producers planning to go public in coming weeks. Story (Andrew Willis, for subscribers)
Market integrity: A growing chorus of Bay Street traders and money managers is sounding the alarm over a recent jump in how often a single brokerage executes both the "buy" and "sell" sides of a stock trade. Story (Christina Pellegrini, for subscribers)
Hotel industry: Hotel visionary and billionaire Barry Sternlicht is unwinding his Westin hotel portfolio in Canada with the sale of three luxury hotels in Ottawa, Calgary and Edmonton. Story (Rachelle Younglai, for subscribers)
Marijuana merger mania: Emerging industries usually follow a natural business cycle: They blossom, then they consolidate. What's unusual about this round of merger mania in Canada's scorching, but nascent, marijuana sector is the speed at which it's unfolding. Story (Tim Kiladze, for subscribers)
Pot deal of the day: Licensed marijuana producer Aphria Inc. announced an agreement Monday to buy medical cannabis firm Nuuvera Inc. in a cash-and-stock deal that it says values the company at $826-million. Story
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IPO watch: Ontario pension giant OMERS is pushing further into the rapidly expanding cryptocurrency business through the creation of an Ethereum-focused public company that is planning to raise $50-million. Story (Sean Silcoff and Jacqueline Nelson)
Job opening: ATB Financial Corp. chief executive officer Dave Mowat is retiring this summer, ending an 11-year run at the helm of Alberta's government-owned bank. Story (James Bradshaw, for subscribers)
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Earnings watch: Deutsche Bank on Friday posted its third consecutive annual loss in 2017, taking a hit from challenging markets, a drop in investment bank revenue and a U.S. tax reform, after a difficult fourth quarter. Story
Insurance industry: British Columbia's public auto insurer's ability to meet its obligation to pay claims is on a crumbling footing, a key measure of the financial health of an insurance company shows. Story (Justine Hunter and David Ebner)
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Canadian takeout: Walkie-talkie maker Motorola Solutions Inc said on Thursday it would buy Canadian security camera maker Avigilon Corp for $1.2-billion cash. Story
Tech industry: Computer maker Dell Technologies Inc said on Friday it is evaluating a potential public offering of its common stock or a combination with business software provider VMware Inc. Story
Canadian private deal: Venus Concept Ltd., a portfolio company of EW Healthcare Partners, HealthQuest Capital, and Madryn Asset Management, has agreed to acquire NeoGraft Solutions' hair restoration business. Private Capital Journal
Real estate: Great-West Lifeco's real estate arm has acquired the business of Colorado-based EverWest Real Estate Partners, marking its first move into the U.S. Story


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Mark Maynard’s book, “Grind,” seems to contain insider information about the Northern Nevada area and people. If you’ve ever been to a ski resort, gambled in Reno or have admired the wild mustangs, then this is a book that may resonate with you.
Maynard, a former Reno-Tahoe journalist turned creative writer, grew up in Incline Village, Nev. He was always into reading and writing; he studied English throughout school and was usually ingesting two to three books at a time. After graduating from Incline High School, he moved to San Diego for his undergraduate studies, spent a few years in San Francisco and moved back to the area in 2000. He worked as a journalist, editor and online manager, researching and writing stories about the people, places and experiences around him, which ultimately gave him fuel for his short-story collection, “Grind.”
He worked as a journalist, editor and online manager, researching and writing stories about the people, places and experiences around him, which ultimately gave him fuel for his short-story collection, “Grind.”
In 2003, Maynard taught at Truckee Meadows Community College part time for the flexibility teaching gave him as a stay-at-home dad. While he enjoyed teaching for the social aspect and because he could inspire future writers, Maynard also wanted to improve his writing skills. He entered a low-residency, creative writing master’s program at Antioch University Los Angeles where he worked on “Grind.”
“Most of my creative writing was done at home and then we went to L.A. every semester for my residency work. It was a great chance to see if I could really be a writer,” he says, adding that he had to be much more self-disciplined when faced with that much alone time.
While working on his master’s degree, Maynard started writing stories that were published in magazines before he ever thought of collecting them into a book. It took him five years to form his collection that was published by Torrey House Press in 2012. His debut work won him the 2015 Nevada Writers Hall of Fame Silver Pen. The book experienced resurgence in popularity when it was selected by the Nevada State Library and Archives as a Nevada Reads Book.
“It was kind of a slow roller, but it’s really kept its legs with the Nevada Hall of Fame Silver Pen and being named the Nevada Reads Book [last year],” he says. “With its revival, my publisher put it in a second printing. Torrey Press’s focus is writing about the American West and I believe that to date, ‘Grind’ is its most urban book.”
His favorite writers — Edward Abbey, Raymond Carver and other notable American West writers — inspired Maynard. He wanted his book to connect to the American West, which is why he chose the final story to be a man on a horse riding off into the sunset.
During the 2016-17 Nevada Reads season, “Grind” was featured in libraries and bookstores all over the state and Maynard gave 15 readings. He is now focused on writing his first novel about the Walker River/Twin Lakes region in the late 19th to early 20th centuries.
“It will be heavily researched; I’ve been working on it for a couple of months and now that I’m out of school, I want to focus on getting a couple of chapter drafts done,” he says.
Maynard has a short story about Tahoe, titled “Fishing With Charo,” published in the “Tahoe Blues: Short Lit on Life at the Lake” anthology. Still, he finds that he enjoys the challenge of researching other places.
“Writing about Tahoe feels too close to home. And the Tahoe where I grew up is so different than what it is today,” he says.
Along with working on his first novel, Maynard will have a collection of essays on Clint Eastwood coming out in early 2018 and will also be one of the writers in Reno Artown’s Literary Death Match on July 13 when writers will go head to head in a boxing ring.
“It’s a cross between a reading and ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ ” says Maynard. The match begins at 7 p.m. and will be held at Reno’s historic Trocadero Room inside the El Cortez Hotel.
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Every year British families head to two of the world’s key destinations for winter fun: Dubai, in the UAE, and Orlando, Florida. The flight times are comparable: just over seven hours direct to Dubai, slightly more than nine hours to Orlando. The main draw, of course, is the sun: in January and February you can expect temperatures of around 77F (25C) in Dubai, eight hours of sunshine daily, and virtually no rain. In Orlando, temperatures will hover at around 72F (22C), with a slightly higher chance of rain, but still seven hours of daily sunshine. Not to put too fine a point on it, but London at this time of year has two hours of sunshine, one in every two days has rainfall, and temperatures are around 45F (7C); if ever there were a time to escape, this is it.
But Dubai and Orlando have no monopoly on winter sun; the real reason British families go is that these places are Las Vegas for children. The variety and scale of accommodation available is astonishing. Both destinations offer an extraordinary range of packages, from keenly priced all-inclusives from the likes of Thomas Cook or Tui to more luxury bespoke packages from Kuoni.
Also like Vegas, the ease of winter entertainment is unrivalled: from the world’s best theme parks to fine dining, weird and wonderful architecture and modern hotel design that caters especially to those travelling with children, Dubai and Orlando offer a buffet of family treats.
But which is the destination for you? In Orlando, it’s almost all about the theme parks, but fear not – there’s plenty more. Dubai is known for its enclosed resorts – but there is plenty of life beyond those walls. Don’t trust the reputation: let our family travel experts take you through their trips, below, and decide for yourself which spot in the sun is right for you.
How they compare
The vibe
Orlando is a shiny world of fabricated fun. From hotel to car hire outlet, you’ll find streamlined American service, almost always with a smile. You will have a nice day.
Away from the bustle of Dubai, JA Palm Tree Court Hotel is an oasis of calm. This sort of sanctuary is the goal of all of the sequestered resorts of the emirate.
Orlando: nice day guaranteed Credit: GETTY
Theme parks
There’s a theme park to suit all tastes and tolerance levels in Orlando, but Disney does it best: even the most repressed British traveller is defenceless against its Fifties-style panache.
No queues is a huge advantage in Dubai, meaning you can try rides like Blast Off, which is almost the same height as the Leaning Tower of Pisa, again and again.
Motiongate Dubai, where queues are few and far between
Food
Outside the parks, Orlando is experiencing a food revolution, notably in the Winter Park area (cityofwinterpark.org). Disney Springs has a glossy parade of high-end cafés, bars, and cheffy restaurants (disneysprings.com/dining).
Nowhere is the spectacle of Dubai more welcome than its flamboyant dining scene. Dinner at The Social House outside Dubai Mall; watching the “dancing fountains” opposite Burj Khalifa.
Shopping
You will overspend in park souvenir shops and concession stands. Outside the parks, food in Orlando is great value, and generously proportioned to a fault.
Dubai Mall is the world’s largest with 1,000-plus retailers, an Olympic-sized ice skating rink, Dubai Aquarium with sharks you can see from inside the Mall and a saltwater crocodile in the underwater zoo.
Dubai has the biggest shopping centre on the planet Credit: Alamy
Beaches
Florida’s Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico coasts are each within a two-hour drive of Orlando’s parks. In both directions you’ll find beach resorts with contemporary motels and, around Dunedin and Clearwater, hip-happening places to eat.
Dubai’s beaches are more of an interlude between the hotels’ pools and watersports on the Persian Gulf. Hotel beaches have plenty of seafront to be enjoyed but sand can be a bit coarse and grey: don’t expect pure, white powder.
Most beaches in Dubai are attached to a luxury resort
Why you should choose Florida
By Sarah Barrell
The shiniest black shuttle glided into the station, gold livery gleaming. It looked as if it should come with a caped bellhop and a rack for hat boxes. “It’s a bling train!” said Ella, barely containing her delight. Arriving at Orlando airport for a once-in-a-lifetime trip to the theme parks, my 10-year-old was primed for maximum fun. The fact that the shuttle train between airport terminals had already over-delivered was a promising start.
So, too, went Ella’s response to our first hit of Floridiana, in the Winter Park district – our initial base at one of Orlando’s oldest resorts – where late spring’s trumpet trees were in Technicolor pink and yellow bloom. “Oh my gosh, oh my gosh!” breathed Ella at the tidy grandness of it all. Immaculate sidewalks flank clapboard houses with just-so lawns surrounding water features so immense I had to stop her swimming in them.
Welcome to central Florida, land of plastic fantastic theme parks but also, for the savvy travelling parent, more natural distractions that please park naysayers and help families pace themselves. This balance is the secret to the appeal of Florida. Before facing the parks, we spent a day or so acclimatising, with boat trips around Winter Park’s pretty string of lakes. At the farmer’s market, set around a historic train depot, we filled bags with local peaches and sourdough bread, while in Mills 50, an up-and-coming ’hood for Florida foodies, we filled our stomachs to bulging at the farm-to-fork southern-inspired food joint Cask & Larder (caskandlarder.com).
Visit Winter Park’s pretty string of lakes Credit: GETTY
Refuelled and jet lag-free, when we finally faced the House of Mouse, it was a genuinely magical thing. Ella had hinted that she might be a bit grown up for the Magic Kingdom’s fairytale fodder, and my appetite for sugary schmaltz is meagre, but we both got misty-eyed at Cinderella’s majestic castle rising above the lake as we paddle-steamed into the park. The rides – log flumes and runaway trains – deliver a brilliant American West aesthetic, if not the highest-octane thrills, and slick street parades pop up with a near-endless serendipity. We hugged costumed characters, from Goofy to the cast of The Incredibles and, despite being Officially Too Old, were rendered open-mouthed at the Frozen-themed finale that illuminated the castle, crowned with the Magic Kingdom’s epic nightly fireworks. Scepticism? We truly let it go.
Staying on-site, with direct shuttles from central park to hotel door, is the best way to avoid the ocean of humanity heading for monorail and paddle-steamer at the close of each day. We’d booked into a Walt Disney World district hotel, a free 15-minute shuttle ride well beyond the park’s gates. After the evening’s fireworks, Ella’s yawns were so wide I was afraid she would swallow her own head, Minnie Mouse ears and all. But, a well-oiled machine, the Magic Kingdom orchestrated an efficient exit. The essential Hopper ticket (which grants access to more than one of the Magic Kingdom, Hollywood Studios, Animal Kingdom and Epcot parks in one day) allowed us to flee from the heat of the day for Epcot’s blissfully air-conditioned World Showcase, to eat chilled sushi in Japan and gelato in Italy.
Aquatica (aquaticabyseaworld.com) was another place to cool off. Lazy rivers, shady beach cabanas and a spaghetti-network of waterslides made this our shared-favourite Orlando park experience, although Breakaway Falls, a sheer drop “slide” that sees the floor pulled out from under riders, who then plummet 80ft, is the most terrifying thing I’ve ever done in the name of fun. So, of course, we did it twice, and reflected as we climbed for the second go that we were not too old for theme parks at all.
Sadly, there’s no spell to vanish the crowds that plague Universal Studios’ ever-popular Harry Potter World, and the rest of the park seems like brash film franchise flash compared with Magic Kingdom’s fairytale innocence. But it is nonetheless unmissable: Ella raved over the 4-D virtual reality rides, which took us by the broomstick and launched us into a J K Rowling-endorsed world of goblins, giant spiders, castle escapes, and frenzied Quidditch matches that vanished any remaining theme-park cynicism quicker than an Expelliarmus spell. Most British families we met had dedicated a full day to this park alone.
The best way to reduce ride wait times in all of Orlando’s parks is to purchase queue-jumping cards. Make full use the Magic Kingdom’s Fast Pass (free with entrance tickets). You can go online weeks in advance to book times for your top-priority rides, and cut waiting to five to 10 minutes.
Kennedy Space Center Credit: GETTY
When you fancy a break from the frenzy of the parks, you could always try rocket science. Just a two-hour ride east of Orlando is the wild Atlantic’s Space Coast. Here, the Kennedy Space Center comes with shuttle simulators, retired moon rockets, the chance to tour Apollo mission launch pads, hold a piece of moon rock in your hand, and meet a real Nasa astronaut (who pleases family audiences with tips on how to eat/sleep/poo in space). It is a more erudite antidote to brainless theme-park fun.
But ultimately for us, the real magic was saved for our trip’s end: a stay on the white sands of the Gulf Coast. Just a two-hour drive away, Clearwater Beach is a flop-down finale for park-frazzled families. There are manatees to track in the mangroves, new-era motels to bed down in, and freshly made piña coladas, it seemed, on tap. Toes in the sand, a Hollywood-style sunset turning the beach golden, a bucket-list trip ticked off, we relaxed into the some old-fashioned Florida-style bucket-and-spade fun.
This is Florida’s USP: with minimal driving, you can go from high-octane amusement park thrills to back-to-basics beauty on the beach.
Why you should choose Dubai
By Mark Henshall
Dubai is an extravagant grown-up’s playground. Michelin-starred chefs are flown in from around the world to waterside hotels more than 1,000ft high, designed by the likes of Giorgio Armani and Gianni Versace; it’s a fast-paced, style-obsessed haven of bling, a destination on steroids. It boasts the world’s first “seven-star” hotel, Burj Al Arab; the world’s biggest man-made archipelago, The Palm; a hotel shaped as a pyramid; one with a rainforest, underwater villas and a ski slope in a desert.
I first visited 15 years ago on a business trip, and found a hot emirate with an ice-cold ambition to position itself as a global commercial hub. Skyscrapers popped up all along the Sheikh Zayed Road that runs from Abu Dhabi to Ras al-Khaimah – roughly parallel to the Persian Gulf’s coastline.
The Dubai I knew wasn’t a logical choice for a trip with my 11-year-old adrenalin junkie of a son. But keen for some winter sun and time together, Gabriel and I were lured by the opening of Legoland’s first park in the Middle East. Dubai is keen to capture the family market, so we decided to road test what’s on offer.
The first thing that strikes you at the JA Palm Tree Court Hotel, our base a 40-minute drive west of central Dubai, is the absence of noise. After a seven-hour flight, the welcome heat and tranquillity helped us to unwind quickly. Part of the sprawling Jebel Ali Golf Resort, the hotel sits slightly apart, so has an exclusive feel while giving access to a range of facilities.
The first morning before hitting the rides, we were greeted on our walk to breakfast by the incredible sight of a white peacock showing off in the palm-tree-dotted tropical gardens. After a buffet so vast and varied that it even contained a chocolate board, we took a 15-minute shuttle to Dubai Parks and Resorts. This complex is the Middle East’s largest integrated theme park destination and is made up of three big attractions: Legoland, MotionGate and Bollywood Parks. Separately, around 40 minutes down the road is the largest indoor theme park on earth, IMG Worlds of Adventure, based on Disney’s Marvel stories and characters from Cartoon Network.
Legoland Dubai
First on our list, though, was Legoland Water Park, which has around 20 slides and zero queues. Yes, it is a relatively new park; but for anyone used to waiting in ride queues for more than an hour at Legoland Windsor (2.1 million visitors per year) or Disneyland Paris (13.3 million visitors per year), this is absolute heaven. It meant that we got to try everything, didn’t have to think about timings or fast passes, ate when we liked, and got to return to our favourite rides. Gabriel’s favourite turned out to be Build-A-Raft River, where you glide along a river sitting in a doughnut that you can customise yourself with Lego bricks.
Suitably impressed, that afternoon we went next door, to Legoland, where, again, we walked straight onto rides as the whim took us. Legoland is aimed at two to 12-year-olds, so my son was at the top end, but there were about two dozen rides to try, split into six lands based on Lego collections.
MotionGate is inspired by Hollywood
Next on our theme-park-rota was MotionGate, which is inspired by Hollywood and has 27 rides and five roller coasters based on films such as Shrek, How to Train Your Dragon and Madagascar. Gabriel’s top heart-in-your-mouth ride – and here I’m describing my reaction, as I watched – was Zombieland Blast-Off, which launches you up a 190ft tower.
Dubai has great rides, but they needn’t dominate your holiday. Nor is the emirate made up solely of newly built experiences, hustle and shopping glitz – though that’s there, if you require it. To get a taste of a different side of Dubai, take a trip on a traditional dhow to the spice souk bazaar in Deira, where children will get a sensory overload from sacks of colourful fragrances and spices. Frankincense chewing gum, anyone?
Escape into the desert wilderness to experience a Bedouin camp
Better still, escape into the desert wilderness to experience a Bedouin camp, where a different and serene side to this entertainment hub can be discovered. On the way there, we tried quad biking and had an exhilarating drive in an SUV. As we moved further into the desert, we saw Arabian oryx and gazelles wandering about as we approached the small encampment of simple rugs, cushions and the warm welcome of dancing, a barbecue and sweet-smelling shisha. Sitting under the isolation of the stars, sipping Arabic coffee with the hospitality of the Bedouin people, and nothing but sands for miles around, we felt as if we were on a different planet.
But as magical as this was, it’s a relief to stay in a resort tailor-made for families seeking easy, relaxing time together. With bright and stylish rooms, 15 restaurants and bars and a two-storey spa, you could happily stay put for a week. Children get the chance to make friends, enjoying the freedom of a few different pools, mini golf and riding stables. The resort fronts on to an 875yd stretch of sand, offering plenty of room to soak up the sun or try some volleyball, as the kids did as the sun went down and the adults enjoyed a cocktail.
Dubai is often dismissed as a cultural vacuum And there’s no denying that 99 per cent of it is brand new; its modernity can be overwhelming. But there are advantages to being at an international crossroads: for example, the teppanyaki table and sushi counter at the Pan-Asian White Orchid Restaurant is some of the best food I’ve tasted. This is a destination that goes to great lengths to cater for all.
When you stack it all up with the short flight, sun, theme parks, desert escape and glut of activities, Dubai fits together as playground for families pretty well.

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Home-price gains accelerated in February for the 70th-consecutive month, creating increasingly challenging conditions for buyers as interest rates also rise and inventory remains tight.
The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller National Home Price Index, which covers the entire nation, rose 6.3% in February, up from a 6.1% year-over-year increase reported in January.
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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.
Read the rest of Meeker's full report here.
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The affected traders and motorists are to be relocated to the Kumasi Zoo main gate area.
The Kumasi Metropolitan Assembly (KMA) is temporarily relocating petty traders who sell on pavements at the Kejetia to enable the contractors constructing the $198 million market and lorry terminal to commence work on the road network to make the facility ready for use.
A statement issued and signed by the Public Relations Officer of the KMA, Mr Godwin Okumah Nyame, said the decision to relocate the traders was reached after meeting with the market leaders.
Indeed, the traders were to have moved out last Saturday but following some resistance from some of them, the KMA extended the date to Wednesday.
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The new two-lane East Legon-Spintex road underpass is now open to traffic.
Commuters and road users who ply the East Legon tunnel to Accra and Spintex and vice versa will not be in traffic for hours anymore.
The new 8.5-meter wide tunnel has helped to ease traffic in that area of Accra as it has ensured a continuous two-way flow of traffic instead of the previous alternating flows that motorists were experiencing under the old one-way 4.5-meter wide tunnel.
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Popularly called the under-bridge, commuters of that particular stretch have finally been answered as the traffic situation in the area has eased.
The 4.5-meter wide tunnel was constructed in the 1950s.
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The old tunnel was constructed to serve as a cattle crossing point when the motorway was opened to traffic in November of 1965 but as residential developments expanded at East Legon and beyond, it became prudent to convert the cattle crossing for vehicular use under an alternating one-way traffic system.
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BERLIN (AP) — A German court has upheld the convictions of a former top spy in Yugoslavia's secret service and his one-time subordinate in the 1983 killing of a dissident near Munich.
The Federal Court of Justice said Wednesday it threw out appeals by Zdravko Mustac and former subordinate Josip Perkovic, who sought to have the Munich state court's 2016 verdict overturned on procedural grounds.
The men were convicted of complicity in the murder of Stjepan Djurekovic and sentenced to life in prison. The dissident was shot and beaten in a garage in Wolfratshausen, near Munich.
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SKOPJE, Macedonia (AP) — A Macedonian court has overturned the more than decade-old terrorism convictions of 10 ethnic Albanian men, many of whom served long prison terms over a mine attack on a NATO vehicle.
The Skopje criminal ruled that there was no evidence linking the men to the 2003 blast in northern Macedonia that killed two Polish soldiers and their Macedonian translator.
Earlier Monday, special prosecutor Katica Janeva had called for them to be cleared.
Four of the men evaded arrest and were convicted in absentia, but the others served between 3.5 and seven years in prison. Their lawyers said the men would now seek compensation.
NATO troops were deployed during ethnic conflict between government forces and ethnic Albanian rebels in 2001. Some stayed on to monitor implementation of the peace deal.
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A powerful Republican Senator has said he does not expect President Donald Trump to weaken the H-1B visa scheme, sought-after by Indian IT professionals, as the programme benefits Americans and the US economy.
Senator Orion Hatch, Senate Finance Committee Chairman, said that in his several meetings with Trump he had discussed the economic benefits of preserving and expanding H-1B visas programme, which is popular among Indian IT professionals. Hatch told ‘Morning Consult’, a media technology company, that his time with Trump has convinced him that the President will take a pragmatic approach to H-1Bs.
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“Anything that creates jobs, anything that moves this economy forward. And I think he can put political feelings aside. And I expect him to, and I’ll make sure he does,” the Republican Senator from Utah said yesterday.
Hatch is expected to roll out a tech-focused “Innovation Agenda for the 115th Congress,” in which he is likely to push for an increase in H-1B visa number.
H1B visa is a non-immigrant visa that allows American firms to employ foreign workers in speciality occupations that require theoretical or technical expertise. The tech companies depend on it to hire tens of thousands of employees each year. He had made a similar effort in 2015 when he introduced a bill to raise the annual cap of H-1B visas to between 115,000 to 195,000, based on market conditions.
“While some have expressed some reservations about the impact of high-skilled immigration on American jobs, I believe we can and will be able to make a convincing case for reform. The data is on our side,” said Hatch who met Trump some two weeks ago. He said Trump appears to recognise the importance of the high-skilled guest worker programme for overall job growth and economic productivity.
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Winter has not released its grip on the North East just yet.
The Met Office is predicting freezing temperatures overnight on Saturday and has put out a weather warning for ice.
This covers Newcastle , Gateshead and Durham but not Sunderland and the coast.
Forecasters expect it to drop below zero degrees in rural areas in the early hours of Sunday.
The warning for ice is in place from 2am to 10am.
Drivers should be aware of the likelihood of tricky conditions on the roads.
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The Met Office says: “Cloud will tend to break overnight allowing temperatures to fall below freezing in places and ice to form on some untreated surfaces.
“In addition, wintry showers could very locally produce a light covering of snow.
“Icy patches are likely to form on some untreated roads, pavements and cycle paths, bringing a risk of injuries from slips and falls as well as difficult driving conditions.”
You can see the latest five-day forecast from the Weather Channel above.
There is also an early warning for more cold weather on Monday into Tuesday.
The Met Office has listed a snow and ice alert for the North of England.
The warning states: “A spell of rain, sleet and increasingly snow will move east across the UK on Monday night and Tuesday, gradually weakening across England and Wales.
“Some roads and railways may be affected with longer journey times by road, bus and train services.”

Up to two inches of rain is predicted to fall in just one hour today, with weather bosses warning people to stay indoors in the worst affected areas. A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued from 11am until midnight tonight in the south and east of England, the Midlands and south-west England and Wales. The warning states: “Flooding of homes and businesses could happen quickly, with damage to some buildings from floodwater, lightning strikes, hail or strong winds. “Fast flowing or deep floodwater is possible, causing a danger to life.”
A separate yellow weather warning for rain will come into effect at midnight, lasting until 9pm on Friday. Will there be more thunderstorms today? Weather bosses warned thunderstorms and lightening are expected to accompany the intense downpours later today. Met Office Chief Meteorologist Andy Page said: “The worst impacts are likely during the afternoon and evening on Thursday with the potential for 30-40 mm of rain to fall in an hour, and a chance of some isolated places seeing as much as 60 to 80 mm over two to three hours.
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"Some will see frequent lightning and large hail as well. “This could result in flash flooding, transport delays and dangerous driving conditions, especially on the M4 and M5. “We’d advise anyone with outdoor plans over the next few days to keep updated with the forecast and warnings, and consider their plans if the risk of thunderstorms or heavy rain may affect them”. The latest deluge follows extreme thunderstorms earlier this week and over the bank holiday.
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More than 60,000 lightning strikes tore apart the skies on Tuesday, while more than a month’s rainfall fell in just one hour in London. Today’s thunderstorms in the south and west will be slow-moving, said the Met Office. However, they are predicted to move through eastern England and the north Midlands more swiftly. The north of the country will remain dry with highs of 24C in Manchester, 20C in Newcastle and 16C in Edinburgh.
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PRIOR LAKE, Minn. — Pop singer Gwen Stefani will close out a star-studded Super Bowl week in Minnesota.
The three-time Grammy winner will headline at Club Nomadic at Mystic Lake Casino Hotel on Sunday, Feb. 4.
Stefani is the final headliner. Other acts at Club Nomadic include The Chainsmokers on Thursday, Feb. 1; Ellie Goulding and Norwegian electronic dance music artist DJ Kygo on Friday, Feb. 2; and Florida Georgia Line on Saturday, Feb. 3.
Stefani joins a growing list of performers who will be in Minnesota during Super Bowl week. Others include Jennifer Lopez, who will perform at Nomadic Live! on Super Saturday Night. Sheila E., the Revolution and Morris Day & the Time will perform a Prince tribute as part of a series of free concerts.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are heading to the Super Bowl with the kids in tow. Stefani shared a video on Snapchat on Friday of her and her three kids — Kingston, 11, Zuma, 9, and Apollo, 3 — preparing to board a private jet to Minneapolis.
Hollywood Life reported on Gwen’s video in which she shared with her fans that they were all on their way to the 2018 Super Bowl. The singer took footage of the huge task of loading everyone up to get out of town for the big game. She also showed the snacks and decorations that were on their plane. Blake was in the video for a brief time as she was unloading his truck on the airport runway.
Gwen Stefani used humorous filters in the social platform’s special features, such as inflating the size of her entire mouth. She’s a goofball at heart when it comes to her fun clips.
According to the report, Gwen will perform at the Mystic Lake Casino & Hotel in Minnesota. It appears that she and Blake are making a family event out of the journey by watching the Super Bowl before her scheduled gig! The pair just had a relaxing trip to Mexico after Blake went there to perform at a Luke Bryan concert. He and Gwen spent some quality time together on the beach before heading back.
More photos of Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton going to the Super Bowl with the kids can be seen on HL‘s website.
Blake, Gwen, and the whole fam are going to the Super Bowl!https://t.co/nq5OYzWJiC — HollywoodLife (@HollywoodLife) February 3, 2018
Blake Shelton will be part of the 2018 Super Bowl in more ways than one. A commercial for The Voice will be aired during the game. He, Adam Levine, Kelly Clarkson, and Alicia Keys will appear in a country music-inspired ad for the show, which airs at the end of the month on NBC. The one-minute ad features puppies, a Clydesdale, and a flock of doves added to the mix. Choir boys and Carson Daily are included in the ad as well, Today reports. Watch the Super Bowl ad here.
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2016 will go down as a year of unexpected triumphs, so what does 2017 have instore for us?
NRL
After their maiden flag in 2016, the Cronulla Sharks will look to create further history by being the first side to win back-to-back titles but will fail to do so.
A top-four finish and a quarter final exit will be the extent of their title defence. The real winners of 2016 will be Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk. 2016 minor premiers and eventual runners up Melbourne Storm will go one better this year, inspired by their legendary duo, aided by their dominant forward pack and unbeaten home record.
With the NSW Blues still undergoing a transition period the Queensland Maroons will win their third consecutive Origin title, paying fitting tribute to Johnathan Thurston, Matt Scott and Nate Myles all playing in their final series.
With Queensland unbeatable at Suncorp, and games one and three in the sunshine state it’s hard to look past a 2-1 series victory, with Cronk picking up the Wally Lewis medal. After already achieving a domestic double, Smith and Cronk will complete a rare season treble by taking out the 2017 World Cup.
The recent Four Nations tournament highlighted the gulf in class between Australia and the rest of the world and bar an embarrassing choke, Australia could and should win the competition unbeaten with Thurston saying farewell to the stage international with a man of the tournament display.
A-League
Currently it’s a battle for second best in the domestic competition with Sydney FC first and daylight second. The premiership race is all but signed, sealed and delivered to the unbeaten and largely unchallenged Sydney side.
The attention now turns to the next five and how the rest of the competition fills in the places. At the halfway point Melbourne Victory sit five points clear of Brisbane Roar, third, with a game in hand and will be hard to stop from there. Brisbane and Melbourne City will challenge for third and fourth with City edging the Roar.
Western Sydney Wanders will somewhat bounce back from their poor start the season and finish fifth, leaving Perth Glory to pip a surprisingly competitive Jets side. In the finals series Roar and Wanders will renew their finals rivalry with Roar this time coming away victors but to no avail as Sydney will follow the recent trend and make it four successive years the premiers have won the grand final, with a 3-1 win over the Victory.
Socceroos
Every remaining World Cup qualifier will be crucial for Australia after they dropped two points away to Thailand, leaving them third in their group, one point behind both Saudi Arabia and Japan. While they remain the only unbeaten team, they need six points from their two March fixtures against lowly Iraq and United Arab Emirates, equal on nine points, before two possibly do-or die matches against table toppers Saudi Arabia, home, and Japan, away, in June and August respectively.
In between their crunch World Cup Qualifiers is the CONFED Cup, which inevitably Australia jagged the ‘group of death’, with World Cup-winners Germany, Copa America champions Chile and the TBC winner of AFCON. While this a great chance to test ourselves against the best in the world, given the importance of qualifying for Russia 2018, and the difficulty of our opponents, it’s likely coach Ange Postecoglou will use this as a platform to give experience to our players rather then put in a serious challenge.
Come the end of 2017 expect the Socceroos to have booked their tickets to Russia, only dropping points to Japan away while finishing the CONFED Cup with no points and nobody too worried.
Australian cricket team
As is the way of modern cricket, there is no rest for the wicked, the wicked in this case being our boys in the baggy green. Having dramatically won the Pakistan series, attention is briefly turned to the white ball, with a three match ODI series kicking off in New Zealand in late January before Sri Lanka venture down under for three T20Is and at the same time the Test team fly to India.
National selectors will look to reward the Big Bash League players in both the short form series, while giving the Test stars a well-earned rest. New Zealand will be in form after series against Bangladesh and will reclaim the Chappell-Hadlee trophy against an inexperienced Aussie side. Sri Lanka will be looking to exploit the inexperienced Aussies in the shortest form of the game but will experience less success, with Australia clean sweeping the series.
Next up, the tour everyone is fearing, a four-Test series against Virat Kohli and his men in their subcontinent fortress. After embarrassing defeats to Pakistan and Sri Lanka in the spin capital of the world, many are expecting Australia to face similar struggles with the bat against the turning ball.
While there is no quick fix for the major struggles they faced only months ago, the new look side they now boast will arrive settled and will take confidence from their performances against both South Africa in the third Test and the Pakistan series, regardless of the result in the final Pakistan Test.
Peter Handscomb is a player known for his ability to handle the turning ball, and in his brief yet impressive career has shown he has the ticker for Test cricket. Matthew Wade’s only Test century came under trying conditions in a West Indian dirt bowl and although he is out of form with the bat it’s only a matter of time before a player of his quality clicks.
While batting is the key concern, Australia’s spinning stocks have also been under question this summer with Nathan Lyon, barring his MCG performance, largely failing to inspire.
Steve O’Keefe, Australia’s go to second spinner has been drafted into the Sydney Test side with Ashes hero Aston Agar also added to the squad in what’s likely to be an early insight to the selectors train of thoughts for the Indian series. The two real x-factors of the potential squad will be the inclusion, or lack thereof, of Glenn Maxwell and a young leg spinner, namely Mitchell Swepson.
Despite his tendency to play an unnecessarily risky shot, there is no doubting Maxwell is potentially one of Australia’s finest batsman, especially against spin, throw in his handy of breaks and he’s the obvious choice for the number six spot, right?
Swepson, like SCG debutant is Hilton Cartwright, is a largely unknown quantity, but when the King of Spin himself calls for your inclusion you know there’s got to be something special about him. Despite an improved showing, led once again from the ever-brilliant Steve Smith, Australia won’t manage to buck their subcontinent hoodoo, but do expect them to battle it out a maybe even steal a draw pinch a win.
Come November we face the old enemy once again, but that’s a discussion for another time.
What are your thoughts about the predictions made? What are your predictions for 2017, leave them in the comment section below.

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