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Hillary Clinton has seen a dramatic drop in support among likely California primary voters since May as rival Bernie Sanders has surged, a Field Poll shows. Less than half of likely Democratic voters in the June 2016 presidential primary in California, 47 percent, now say they would vote for Clinton. REUTERS

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California Gov. Jerry Brown on Wednesday signed into law a bill requiring the state to produce half its electricity from renewable sources by 2030, the most aggressive target in the country. The move was cheered by environmentalists even though language to cut petroleum use 50 percent over the next 15 years was stripped from the bill after objections from the oil industry and some lawmakers. Brown said the bill was part of the state’s efforts to “decarbonize” its economy to combat global climate change. REUTERS

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Pie makers are being encouraged to stock up on canned pumpkin for the holidays — an unusually wet June has cut yields of the autumn favorite by about half, according to the main U.S. supplier. Heavy rains and the moisture-related diseases phytophthora blight and downy mildew contributed to the shortage. REUTERS

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Sarani, a female snow leopard, explores her habitat with one of two of her 4-month-old cubs that were making their debut at the Brookfield Zoo on Wednesday in Brookfield, Ill. The cubs have been behind the scenes bonding with their mother since their June 16 birth. With an estimated 4,000 to 6,500 remaining in the wild, snow leopards are listed as an endangered species by the International Union for Conservation of Nature. GETTY IMAGES

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The Coast Guard said it was ending its search for the missing crew of American cargo ship El Faro that sank off the Bahamas last week after sailing into the path of Hurricane Joaquin. The air and sea search for possible survivors ended at sunset Wednesday night, six days after communication with the ship was lost. REUTERS

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Amazon’s cloud business, Amazon Web Services, launched a service Wednesday to help companies analyze their data, as well as a suitcase-like product that will let them ship large amounts of data for storage on the cloud. Cloud computing is the fastest-growing business for Amazon, which until recently was mostly known as an online marketplace, and the new services will help the company capitalize on rising demand to store and manage large amounts of information. REUTERS

The Federal Aviation Administration will test technology to detect and track rogue drone flights around airports through a partnership with Arlington, Va.-based CACI International. The FAA is also testing other safety and security related technologies, including geo-fencing software. REUTERS

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She is the only remaining ship in the U.S. Navy that has sent an enemy ship down to the briny deep. The USS Constitution, which will turn 218 years old on Oct. 21, regained the open-water combat title after the USS Simpson was decommissioned in 2015. The Simpson saw her moment of combat glory in 1988, when it drilled an Iranian gunboat with four missiles during the Persian Gulf War. That fight was the last U.S. Navy surface battle since WWII. The Constitution, a three-masted heavy frigate, was one of the six original frigates authorized for construction by the Naval Act of 1794 and boasted 30 24-pound cannons, 22 32-pounders and four chase guns, two at the port and two to the bow. At top speed, she could clock 13 knots, or roughly 15 mph. Her pine and

live oak siding became a met in battle. The Victory, figure of American legend which has nearly double as she smoked several the amount of guns as British ships and captures the Constitution, would prized vessels in the War likely have blown her out of 1812. British cannon- of the water. “If the Victory had corballs bounced off the oak hull during the fight with nered the Constitution, it would have been a tough the HMS Guerriere. “Standing on her day for her,” Melkus said. decks is an amazing ex- “The Constitution is a perience,” Petty Officer frigate-class ship and was designed for 1st Class Peter gun-and-run Melkus said. battles. The “The biggest Victory has difference about 100 between an guns to her operational 50.” and deployThe nature able modern of warfare ship and the has changed Constitution dramatically was learning since the the rigging, battles fought climbing in the War of and the skill 1812, when sets that are Melkus Old Ironsides forgotten in the modern world. It’s terrorized the British an amazing experience fleet with her seemingly learning centuries-old impenetrable hull. Today, aircraft carrimethods, learning about the guns, the warfare ers the size of city blocks strategies, the supplies deploy fleets of airplanes for the sailors to get by. to the far reaches of the When I joined six years globe and can pinpoint ago, I never saw this com- Tomahawk missile strikes from miles away. ing.” “Our Navy has done The HMS Victory in the British fleet is 32 such a great job establishyears older than the Con- ing a reputation of the stitution, but is perma- best in the world that our nently dry docked and enemies don’t want to serves as a museum in engage in battle with us,” Portsmouth. It is for the Melkus said. “That started best that the two never with Constitution and

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Blatter faces 90-day suspension from FIFA, confidant says FIFA President Sepp Blatter faces an imminent 90-day suspension from soccer if the governing body’s ethics judge backs a prosecutor’s recommendation, a close friend and former adviser to Blatter told Reuters on Wednesday. Blatter’s long-term confidant, Klaus Stoehlker, said the decision by judge Hans-Joachim Eckert on the provisional suspension was expected by Friday. “There is no final decision. This is a recommendation from the lower part of the ethics committee to the upper part,” said Stoehlker, who added that Blatter had been informed of the development. “President Blatter will be in his office at FIFA tomorrow,” he said.

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YEARS THAT BLATTER HAS WORKED FOR FIFA, STARTING AS A TECHNICAL DIRECTOR A FIFA spokesperson directed inquiries to Blatter’s U.S lawyers who did not respond to requests for comment. A spokesman for Eckert declined to comment.

The Investigatory Chamber of the Ethics Committee was not immediately available for comment. If Blatter is suspended, under FIFA’s statutes the most senior vice president, African soccer head Issa Hayatou, of Cameroon, would become the interim president. FIFA is already without its secretary general, Jerome Valcke, who was suspended last month after allegations he was involved in a scheme to sell 2014 World Cup tickets at a marked-up price. Valcke denied the charges. Blatter stated in June that he would stand down after an election to choose his replacement Feb. 26. The 79-year-old Swiss citizen has been president of FIFA since 1998. REUTERS

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Seven years of research into the impact of head trauma in high school football players points to new dangers. “We are seeing changes in brain activity even without a diagnosed concussion, even without any sign or symptoms showing up, and that occurs in a large population of our subjects,” Larry Leverenz, a clinical professor of health and kinesiology at Purdue University. More than half the players participating in the trials showed signs of altered neurological function and dramatic changes to the wiring and biochemistry of their brains, according to a series of studies published by the Purdue Neurotrauma Group. The research focused on preconcussive head injuries, which up until now went largely ignored because of lack of symptoms usually

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associated with a concussion, such as dizziness or disorientation. “It’s not just the neurons that get damaged, it’s the glial cells, it’s the vasculature,” said Eric Nauman, professor of mechanical and biomedical engineering at Purdue. “Basically in football and women’s soccer, about half the team is experiencing these kinds of things, these kinds of

changes. Some of them heal and some of them don’t by the time they start playing their next season and that was the thing that really got us nervous,” he added. The researchers placed sensors on the athletes to record impact forces and coupled that data with brain scans and cognitive tests to track neurological function over the course of the trial. REUTERS

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when her appearance Carey Mulligan popped at the Tonys made it back into the public eye impossible to hide the this week at the London news. She sat out of Film Festival debut of the world premiere her film “Suffragette,” of “Suffragette” at the and she brought along Telluride Film Festival in with her some joyous September because she news. “Carey has given was about to give birth, birth to a healthy and if you want to try to pinhappy baby,” a source point the exact date of tells E! News. “She is just delivery. Which is weird, enjoying this time with why would you do her family and close that? No word yet on friends.” Mulligan the gender, mostly and husband Marbecause they don’t cus Mumford — of want us to go Mumford & Sons with the obvious fame — married headlines. Well, in 2012 and we certainly confirmed showed they were them, didn’t expecting ALL PHOTOS we? back in June GETTY IMAGES

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“Freeheld� features Michael Shannon alongside Julianne Moore and Ellen Page telling the true story of detective Laurel Hester (Moore), who fought to get her police pension awarded to her partner, Stacie Andree (Page) in New Jersey in 2005 after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Shannon, who plays her supportive police partner, has a personal connection to the story that made the fight for marriage equality a no-brainer. It’s interesting to think how this battle has evolved since 2005. It’s such a simple thing,

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such a simple plea for decency and human respect. Laurel devoted a huge portion of her life to protecting and taking care of her community, and she just wanted the same for herself. I don’t know — I don’t see how people can be unmoved. Has the recent Supreme Court decision changed your view on the story? Yeah, but there’s still a stigma. And there’s

still dissent. There’s still people that want to act like the Supreme Court was wrong. Like in my glorious home state of Kentucky. It never stops being topical, but there’s definitely a momentum. It seems like we’re real close to getting over it. Because it’s silly. It’s silly that so much pain and angst comes out of how people choose to love one another. I can understand being mad at somebody

Some would say it’s disregarding others’ experience. I mean, it’s bizarre because, honestly, there are people that are tremendously afflicted in straight relationships. The capacity or ability for people to suffer is probably even more prevalent in a neo-fundamentalist Christian 50-year marriage than it is in any other sort of human relationship. Do dissenters get more vocal as they ame out?

The number is getting smaller, the number of ‌ I want to say idiots. It’s shrinking. That’s American culture, creating the drama. It’s the same thing with Trump. The media is playing right into his hands. He says controversial things and then you pump it up, make it a story, and the next thing you know, the guy’s president. Just ignore him. Don’t give him a platform. It’s like putting a plant in a pot of soil. You should be yanking it out, throwing it on the sidewalk.

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because they hurt somebody or they disregard other people’s experience or whatever, but to have an issue with somebody because of how they choose to love is really perplexing to me. My oldest sister is gay, and she’s married and they’ve adopted a couple of kids, and they’re just a beautiful family. It’s never bothered me in the slightest. She’s my sister.

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Mayday Parade: Emo forever Ten years later, Mayday Parade is still serving up fresh emopop with their new album, “Black Lines.” EMILY LAURENCE @EmLaurence

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It’s a feat for any band to stay together for a decade, and Mayday Parade has made it, with almost all its original members (Jason Lancaster left early on). We caught up with guitarist Alex Garcia to find out the secret of their longevity, talk about their new album “Black Lines” and why it’s cool to be emo.

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Mayday Parade has kept a consistent level of success with their emopop rock songs, but Garcia says “Black Lines” is a departure from their last four, though not a “transitional album,” as it is sometimes being called in the press. “There are still a lot of old Mayday Parade elements in there, but we used a lot more guitar effects than on the previous albums and experimented with different noises and song structures too,” he tells us. For the band, it was a welcome step outside their comfort zone, and one they think fans will appreciate. Derek

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Sanders’ voice is pushed to the limit, covering a bigger range than in the past. “Our single ‘Keep in Mind, Transmogrification Is a New Technology’ exemplifies that,” Garcia says. “It starts off kind of quiet and eventually builds into a huge outro where he’s at the top of his dynamic range and really pushing his voice to give it all that emotion.”

More breakup songs Emotion is something Mayday Parade has used from the start, particularly with their lyrics. Though the music may evolve, Garcia says their heartfelt lyrics are something they will never change. “If we had lyrics that were very sterilized or silly and not coming from the heart, our fans

wouldn’t be as connected to the music,” he says. “For this genre more than some other genres, having lyrics people can relate to is important.”

Not stopping anytime soon Since the band lives spread out across the U.S., getting together to record and tour is a reunion they all look

forward to. “No one actually thought at the time that we would get this far when we started the band,” Garcia says. “The band is a total democracy, where everyone’s opinion matters. There isn’t one person trying to be more important than the others, which could cause resentment. … We’re all in it for the long haul.”

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Berklee.edu/bpc This folk singer, son of Woody Guthrie and a well-known ďŹ gure in the hippie era, is touring to celebrate the 50th anniversary of his most popular song, “Alice’s Restaurantâ€?. The song was inspired by a lucky break for Guthrie: due to a citation for littering, he able to avoid being drafted. The irony was hardly lost on him or his countercultural cohort.

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about his past — sounds like pretty standard “serious dramaâ€? material, but trust us, it’s much weirder than that — this son, dad explains, is a clone, created to replace his dead “brother.â€? As if that wasn’t creepy enough, there maybe be others ‌ a number of others.

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metro.us/horoscopes Aries Don’t be denied of simple pleasures. Reading a book, enjoying music, going to the spa or taking a shopping trip will help balance your life.

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Taurus If you are constantly at odds with friends, take a closer look at how you treat others. If you are being unreasonable, the problem will continue.

Gemini New acquaintances are apparent. Find out more about the people and events in your area. The more outgoing you are, the more you will learn.

Cancer You know what you want to accomplish. If you don’t have the credentials, go out and get them. Stop dreaming and take steps.

Leo It may be difficult, but you need to let others have their say. Whether you agree with others’ opinions is irrelevant. Virgo Legal documents or contracts should be closely scrutinized. Failure to do so will result in a costly mistake. If you are unclear, seek advice.

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Filming ‘Star Wars’ on Skellig Michael With a monastery dating back to the sixth century, this craggy island off the Iveragh Peninsula in southwest Ireland is soon to become famous for its role in the upcoming “Star Wars.” The sleepy fishing village of Portmagee would normally expect a lull in mid-September, with the end of the Irish school holidays leading to a fall off in visitors. But this year on Sept. 14, the quays were thronged with a film crew 100 strong, watched

by reporters, photographers and “Star Wars” fans gathering in hope of a glimpse of the original Luke Skywalker, Mark Hamill. For the second year running, Skellig Michael, an island reached by the Portmagee ferry, was closed to visitors for the filming of “Star Wars: Episode VIII.” The popular franchise first visited Skellig Michael, a rocky uninhabited island off the County Kerry coast, in June 2014 to film a segment for “Episode VII” (which will be released in December). The island is famed for its dramatically situated monastery, which flourished from the sixth to the 12th centuries. Today the remains, atop a 750-foot peak reached by 600 steep stone steps, is a Unesco World Heritage Site, with limited access to the public

from April to October. Skellig Michael is the main attraction of the dramatic Skellig Ring coastal drive, a 37-mile extension to the ever-popular Ring of Kerry route and a highlight of the Wild Atlantic Way.

wildlife. A causeway leads from Portmagee to Valentia Island, population 600, the location of the first trans-Atlantic telegraph cable. Its scenic beauty — alternating rugged cliffs and tropical vegetation — make it popular with walkers.

Portmagee, with The sixth its multicolored From Portmagee, century moncottages, is a the coastal drive astery, high picture-book continues to the atop a peak on fishing village. high cliffs of Bray The Bridge Bar Head, where the island, is a may look familiar, a telescope is Unesco World as it has starred fixed on Skellig Heritage Site. in numerous ads Michael, and on as the ideal cozy to Ballinskelligs, Irish pub. For those who would an Irish-speaking village where rather not brave the open-boat the ruins of the abbey that the trip to Skellig Michael, the Skelmonks moved to when they left lig Experience Visitor Centre the island sit peacefully beside (www.skelligexperience.com) a long sandy beach. En route at Portmagee provides an enjoydon’t miss the Skellig Chocolate able orientation to the rocks and Factory (www.skelligschoco-

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Best known for its elegant thoroughbred racing season, Saratoga boasts equally classy museums, a large and lively arts district and the oldest folk music venue in the country. Developed as a spa town for the well-heeled in the 1800s, Saratoga Springs retains its upscale aura. This year marks the 15th anniversary of the Frances Young Tang Teaching Museum and Art Gallery (www.skidmore.edu/tang), and the museum’s calendar is filled with special exhibitions. The Tang focuses on the connection between art and the world around us, looking at themes like biotechnology. Anniversary events include performances based on body resonance and a “sonic massage.” Guided tours give a deeper understanding of the artists and their messages. Thoroughly traditional are the works at the Hyde Collection Art Museum (www.hydecollection. org) in Glens Falls. Some 6,000 years of art history are housed in an elegant mansion on a spacious estate. You’ll find everything from

Rembrandts to Picassos among the 3,000 paintings, sculptures and decorative arts on display. Through January, the two special exhibits are “Heroines,” a collection of photo realism of women by Audrey Flack, and “Pulled, Pressed and Screened,” a look at American graphic arts and prints from the 1930s through today. Admission is free on the second Sunday of the month. Saratoga Arts (www.saratogaarts.org) stages exhibitions in its gallery as well as venues throughout town. Through Nov. 7, catch “Many Rivers.” Presented by Black Dimensions in Art, it presents emerging artists from the US, Europe, Africa, and the Caribbean exploring the theme of journeys. The Beekman Street Arts District (www.saratogaartdistrict. com) is a three-block, multiuse, multicultural neighborhood that’s the center for Saratoga’s entertainment and shopping. Stores and restaurants offer everything from textiles to tattoos, teas to tacos. The 1st Friday Art Stroll is a monthly casual party at galleries and shops. The Lower Adirondack Regional Arts Council (LARAC; www. LARAC.org) holds its annual juried crafts fair Oct. 31–Nov. 1 in Glens

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Falls. It’s one of the finest shows in the region, with 75 selected artists and craft artisans. Caffè Lena (www.caffelena. org) is widely recognized as the oldest continually operating coffeehouse in the country. Bob Dylan and Arlo Guthrie have hung out there. The National Museum of Dance Hall of Fame (www. dancemuseum.org) is the only museum dedicated to the art of professional dance. Exhibits include 125 years of the tango, costumes and sets from musicals and movies, and the careers of Rudolf Nureyev and choreographer Mark Morris. And, of course, there are the horses. The Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame (www. racingmuseum.org) explores three centuries of thoroughbred racing with trophies, equine art, a kids’ section, behind-the-scenes look at the training track and memorabilia. The bobblehead jockeys are not to be missed. You’ll find information about accommodations, dining, and more activities at Discoversaratoga.org. INSIGHT GUIDES | FRAN SEVERN

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The great unknowns The B’s enter the 2015-16 season as a team that could go in a variety of directions. RICH SLATE @RichSlate

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Unlike recent years, the Bruins enter this season with a boatload of question marks. It comes with the territory coming off of 2014-15 when they missed the postseason for the first time in eight years. For every sure thing they possess, such as Tuukka Rask and Patrice Bergeron, they are juxtaposed with unknowns like newly acquired forwards Matt Beleskey and Jimmy Hayes — not to mention a slew of inexperienced defensemen. For these reasons and many others, it’s especially hard to predict how Boston will fare in 2015-16. A long summer should have rejuvenated their bodies after many long playoff runs, but they’ll need to get off to at least a decent start to ensure that head coach Claude Julien stays off the hot seat and behind their bench. Rask (34-21-13, .922 save percentage, 2.30 goals against average, 3 shutouts) fell short of his Vezina Trophy-winning season of the year before, but he was far from the biggest issue for the B’s in 2014-15. Boston had to play Rask in 70 games (the third-highest total for a goaltender in the NHL) and he was understandably worn down by the end of the season. It was a tough situation since t h e y

You’ll certainly need a program to identify the majority of Bruins players this season.

were chasing a playoff spot until the last game, so he basically never missed a start down the stretch. Jonas Gustavsson is Rask’s backup this season, and he at least brings some NHL experience (60-55-21 career record with .901 save percentage, 2.89 goals against average and six shutouts) with Toronto and Detroit. Defense will undoubtedly be a problem for the Bruins, at least until Zdeno Chara is back to full health, and who knows if Dennis Seidenberg will ever regain his previous form? Tr a d -

ing Dougie Hamilton to Calgary seemed dumb at the time, and it looks even worse now when youngsters like Kevan Miller, Joe Morrow and Zach Trotman will be counted on to log significant minutes right off the bat. Torey Krug (12 goals, 27 assists, plus-13) is out to prove he’s more than an offensive defenseman, and former UMass-Amherst star Matt Irwin (8 goals, 11 assists) will have a bigger role than he did in San Jose. Colin Miller was the prize for Boston in the Milan Lucic trade and they’ll need him to be good right away. “Everybody’s just trying to focus on heading into the season, having a really good start and we all know how important that is,” noted Morrow. Goal-scoring limitations have plagued the Bruins for years, but at least on paper they seem to have more potential there t h a n

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they’ve possessed recently. A fully healthy David Krejci always makes a huge difference, and David Pastrnak should be stronger in his first full NHL season. Boston might still lack a 30goal scorer, but guys like Bergeron, Krejci, Beleskey, Brad Marchand and Loui Eriksson should all post 20-plus goals this year if they play up to their capabilities.

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