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New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman intends to sue the federal government if Republican lawmakers pass proposed legislation to overhaul the U.S. healthcare system, his office said on Monday. Schneiderman’s office said it has identified “multiple constitutional defects” with the Republican healthcare bills. The U.S. Senate is considering legislation to repeal parts of the

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Minnesota officials were investigating how an Australian woman who called police for help over the weekend ended up shot and killed by one of the officers who responded in an alley near her house. Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges called for a probe of why officers were not using the body cameras they are equipped with during the incident that led to the death of Justine Damond, from Sydney,

around midnight Saturday. The state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension was investigating the shooting, in keeping with a new policy adopted in 2014, to avoid having the Minneapolis police department investigate itself, said Hodges, who described herself as “heartsick and deeply disturbed” by the shooting. “We don’t want to jeopardize the BCA investigation, or compromise its independence,” the mayor said.

The U.S. Transportation Security Administration said on Monday it had lifted a ban on passengers on Saudi Arabian Airlines carrying large electronics like laptops onboard U.S.-bound flights, the last carrier under the restrictions. In March, U.S. officials imposed restrictions on passengers carrying laptops and other large electronic gear in cabins on nine airlines, most of which were Middle Eastern car-

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President Trump’s support is slipping amid scandals and tweets New polling reveals the lowest approval rating of all time. ERIN TIERNAN @ErinTiernan

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New poll numbers show approval of President Donald Trump might be slipping. Though the 45th president has seen some of the lowest poll numbers of any modern president since he entered the Oval Office in January, Trump’s approval ratings have now hit an all-time low. Just 36 percent of Americans now say they approve of Trump’s performance – the lowest approval rating at the six-month mark of any president since modern polling began about 70 years ago, according to a new Washington Post/ ABC News poll. Trump’s approval rating has continued to erode

over the past six months, and as his administration has failed to deliver on key campaign promises like his border wall, Muslim ban and healthcare repeal, so also goes his Republican base. Seventy percent of people surveyed in the Washington Post/ABC poll see Trump’s behavior as president as “unpresidential.” Just 24 percent described his behavior as “proper and fitting.” Among Republicans, 38 percent say Trump has acted unpresidential since entering the office, and ABC’s polling analyst Gary Langer said dissatisfaction is growing among groups who strongly supported Trump in the 2016 election. Forty-eight percent of evangelical white Protestants and 55 percent of non-college-educated white men agreed that Trump’s behavior falls short of expectations. Trump’s actions both in person and on Twitter

have long been a source of controversy, helping drive his approval ratings into the ground. Trump has claimed the media wants him to stop tweeting because they know it allows him to communicate directly with his base, but the fact is the president’s off-the-cuff and inflammatory Twitter style is driving major web traffic for many news organizations, and it’s his fellow Republican politicians

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Among the priorities, Lighthizer said the administration would seek to eliminate a trade dispute mechanism that has largely prohibited the United States from pursuing antidumping and anti-subsidy cases against Canadian and Mexican firms. It also plans to eliminate a range of non-tariff barriers to U.S. agricultural exports to Canada and Mexico. These include subsidies and unfair pricing structures. USTR said it would seek to strengthen NAFTA’s rules of origin to ensure that the pact’s benefits do not go to outside countries and to “incentivize� the sourcing of U.S. goods. It offered no details on such incentives and did not specify how much of a product’s components must originate from within North America. The demands that the Trump administration makes in the NAFTA talks could have far-reaching implications for U.S. trade relations across the globe, with China keen to make inroads with Mexico and Canada if the United States is seen to be retreating. Lighthizer said the negotiations would begin no earlier than Aug. 16, 2017. U.S. labor union leaders and Democratic lawmakers weighed in on the issue early, reminding Trump they expect him to keep 2016 election campaign promises to protect American workers in NAFTA talks. They stopped short of demanding termination of the 1994 trade pact with Canada and Mexico. REUTERS

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Activists still demand answers in police shooting of black biker Anger simmers over fatal shooting of black man after motorcycle stop. SAM NEWHOUSE @scnewhouse

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Activists demanding answers about the fatal shooting of a black man last month barged into the Philadelphia managing director’s office on Monday, before later protesting at a meeting of the Police Advisory Commission. Local Black Lives Matter organizer Asa Khalif and activist Isaac Gardner heatedly questioned the city’s managing director, Michael DiBerardinis, about the shooting of David Jones, 30, on June 8, after they and fellow activists entered his office in Center City. But DiBerardinis, whose responsibilities include oversight of some police department activity through his public safety division, declined to comment on any aspect of the investigation into the shooting, which according to a preliminary police report, occurred as Jones was fleeing from Officer Ryan Pownall. “Is it standard police pratice — let’s leave David Jones out for a second — to shoot a suspect when they’re fleeing in the back?” Khalif demanded. DiBerardinis declined to make any assertion about the case and said he had not seen grainy surveillance video of the shooting broadcast by NBC10, but he promised to provide the activists with an update on the case within 48 hours. “I’m not suggesting that your outrage is not warranted,” he told them. “What I’m saying is I do not have the authority or the information ... to comment on the details.” Jones was reportedly riding his motorcycle on June 8 when Pownall,

who was transporting witnesses to the Special Victims Unit, pulled Jones over. A preliminary police report said Jones pulled a gun, then fled before being shot by the officer. A loaded 9mm belonging to Jones was recovered from the scene. But an alleged witness to the shooting, the man who was being transported in Pownall’s car, has come forward to say Jones dropped the gun before he began to flee and was shot. “He did not inform this man he was under arrest,” claimed Terrance A., who declined to identify himself due to personal safety concerns. “He did not ask his name. How did he know if he was licensed to have the gun? That, to me, gives you the right to resist.” Terrance was being transported to Special Victims to report the kidnapping and possible sexual assault of his son in Frankford when Pownall saw Jones driving erratically and went to pull him over. Terrance claimed Pownall shot Jones with his Taser, then pulled a gun and shot him three times. The police department is not commenting on the case, which is reportedly under investigation by Internal Affairs. Terrance said he went to the DA’s office to give a deposition, but did not because he was not allowed to have journalist and activist Chris Norris join him. Now he’s asking for witness protection before speaking to prosecutors. He added that he is “getting nothing out of this,” but is sharing the story out of a desire to do the right thing: “I’m not going to tell a lie. The one thing I can tell you is what I saw,” he said. “If something happened to me, I would want someone to give my family closure.”

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I was traveling through Old City the other day. As I passed Independence Hall, I noticed a long line of people snaking around the block that had come to see this historic landmark. When you live and work in Philadelphia, it’s sometimes easy to forget that people travel from all around the world to the city where this nation was born, whether it be to visit the bustling Reading Terminal Market, snap a picture in front of the iconic Rocky statue or see the symbol of our city, the Liberty Bell. Philadelphia has seen growth across the board over the past decade in industries such

as life sciences, information technology and manufacturing. With the rich history that is imbedded in the city’s cobblestone streets and strong presence of museums, restaurants, and activities, it is no surprise that tourism is yet another sector that has seen huge amounts of growth. According to Visit Philadelphia’s 2016 annual report, overnight leisure stays went from 7.3 million in 1997 to 14.7 million in 2016, an over 100 percent increase. Total visitation went from 26.7 million to 42 million, a 58 percent increase, and a total of 42 million people visited the Greater Philadelphia region last year, generating $11 billion in economic impact. All of these numbers translate to a large amount of jobs in tourism in our region: There are 68,000 hospitalityrelated jobs in Philadelphia and 252,000 in the Philadelphia metro area. The city has also hosted global events and gained international titles within the past couple of years, including hosting the World Meeting of Families

and Pope Francis visit in 2015 (which generated an estimated $500 million), hosting the Democratic National Convention in July 2016 (which generated approximately $230.9 million), along with being named the first World Heritage City in the U.S. in 2015. This growth hasn’t gone unnoticed: U.S. News & World Report recently named Philadelphia the second-best place to visit in the U.S. in 2017, and our city has gained similar rankings in recent years such as Lonely Planet’s No. 1 city to visit in 2016 and The New York Times’ No. 3 place to visit in the world in 2015. Greater Philadelphia isn’t just a great place to do business; it is a global destination for people who want to learn more about where our nation began as well as see the innovation that is happening here and where it will take us in the future. Rob Wonderling is chairman of the CEO Council for Growth and president and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia. Contact him at rwonderling@chamberphl.com.

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to require fast-food restaurants to schedule workers at least two weeks in advance, or pay them extra for changes. The law, which the restaurant industry vigorously opposed, also requires employers to allow 11-hour breaks between shifts, offer part-time staff additional work before hiring new employees, and pay retail workers to be “on call.” It takes effect late this year. McDonald’s Corp did not respond to a request for comment. Nationwide, the issue of scheduling is becoming a new battleground in the fight to boost living standards for low-paid workers, waged largely by the “Fight for $15” movement. The five-year-old, union-backed initiative has already helped convince many jurisdictions, including New York state, to raise minimum wages. In Oregon, a bill that would set regular scheduling for workers at large food service, hospitality and retail companies is awaiting the governor’s signature. Similar bills are pending in five other states. Not only do fluctuating schedules wreak havoc with tight household budgets, they make it difficult to make ap-

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pointments, arrange child care and plan family time, workers point out. The restaurant industry vigorously opposed the New York City law. Combined with higher minimum wages, scheduling requirements will eventually cripple some fast-food outlets, which mostly operate on thin profit margins of 1.5 to 3 percent, it says. With a business model based on offering workers entry-level opportunities, not living wages, fast-food restaurants need flexible scheduling to survive, said industry advocate Louis Meyer, who runs fast-food operations at New Jersey-based Briad Group. “There’s no way you can stay in business,” said Meyer, whose company employs 1,000 workers at about two dozen franchised Wendy’s and TGI Friday’s in New York. “It’s like having a disease. It’s going to get you sooner or later.” Workers at McDonald’s, whose restaurants are mostly franchised, said weekly schedules are usually posted a day or two before they take effect. Still, they say they are often told at the last minute not to come to work or to punch out early. REUTERS

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10 NEWS DRUG SMUGGLING US officials: Marijuana shipment disguised as spare tires in new cars About $1 million worth of smuggled marijuana was discovered last week in the spare tire compartments of newly assembled Ford Fusion sedans imported into the United States from Mexico, U.S. officials said on Monday. The smuggling was uncovered on Wednesday when workers at a Ford dealer in Kent, Ohio, found the marijuana in

a new Fusion, said Major Dale Kelly of the Portage County Sheriff ’s Office by phone. In all, 15 Mexican-made Ford cars, each packed with marijuana instead of a spare tire, made it to Ohio by rail, the Drug Enforcement Agency said. The sheriff ’s office said that the shipment crossed over the Mexican border in Arizona. None of the cars, each packed with 32 pounds of marijuana, made it to consumers, Balzano said.

The marijuana was likely supposed to be collected at the rail station or in transit, Bob Balzano, resident agent-in-charge of the DEA in Youngstown, Ohio, said by phone. After reaching Ohio by rail, nine of the 15 cars were then taken by truck to auto dealerships in Ohio and one went to a dealer in Pennsylvania, Balzano said. Five other cars never left the rail yard in Lordstown, Ohio. Of the 15 cars, 14 were Ford Fusion sedans and one was a

Lincoln MKZ sedan, Balzano said. The marijuana was tightly packed into crescents, so that when two halves were put together, they created a circular shape like a tire. Ford Motor Co. spokeswoman Kelli Felker said the U.S. automaker was working with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and U.S. Customs. “We have confirmed that this is not happening at our plant or at our internal shipping yards,” she said. REUTERS

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— unsuccessfully — to explain it away. We can argue over whether pushing “Made in America” is even a good idea. Plenty of economists say it is not. But I imagine all the criticism will be once again dismissed as fake news by the president’s ardent fans. After all, they’ll ask, why should the Trump empire struggle to make all its products here when the competition is getting cheaper prices across the ocean? But any business can make that same argument. So here is a better question: If the president won’t lead by example, who does he think will follow?

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FBI warns parents of privacy risks associated with internetconnected toys

TECH Netflix beats subscriber targets, shares jump 11 percent Netflix Inc. crushed Wall Street forecasts by adding 5.2 million new streaming customers in the second quarter and predicted continued momentum as it expands around the world, lifting its stock nearly 11 percent. Shares of the company that pioneered streaming television jumped to $179.16 in after-hours trading, beating their all-time intraday high of $166.87 on June 8. Netflix expects foreign

growth to lead to its first fullyear profit for overseas markets in 2017, the company said in a letter to shareholders. At the end of June, Netflix for the first time recorded more subscribers abroad than in the United States — 52.03 million vs. 51.92 million. The company said a strong slate of content, such as “13 Reasons Why” and the latest season of hit political drama “House of Cards,” helped attract new customers in the second quarter,

which is typically its slowest season of the year. Netflix added 4.14 million non-U.S. subscribers, compared with the average analyst estimate of 2.59 million, according to data from analytics firm FactSet. In the United States, it signed up 1.07 million subscribers, beating analysts’ average estimate of 631,000. Netflix is expecting international subscriber additions of 3.65 million for the current

quarter, compared with analysts’ average estimate of 3.2 million. The guidance assumes much of this momentum will continue, the letter said, though it added that Netflix’s forecasts had been too optimistic at times. Netflix is spending $6 billion a year on content to win new subscribers in a quest to become the dominant movie and TV streaming service around the world even as it faces a slowdown in U.S. customer growth. REUTERS

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The FBI on Monday warned parents of privacy and safety risks from children’s toys connected to the internet. In an advisory posted on its website, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said that such toys may contain parts or capabilities such as microphones, cameras, GPS, data storage and speech recognition that may disclose personal information. Normal conversation with a toy or in the surrounding environment may disclose a child’s name, school, likes and dislikes and activities, the FBI said. “I think this is the first time the FBI has issued such warning,” Tod Beardsley, director of research at cyber security firm Rapid7, said in a telephone interview. “A lot of people tend to trust the FBI as a government organization, so it definitely raises awareness of the risk associated with internetconnected toys.” Smart toys and entertainment devices are gaining popularity for

“A lot of people tend to trust the FBI as a government organization, so it definitely raises awareness of the risk associated with internetconnected toys.” Beardsley

incorporating technologies that learn and tailor their behaviors based on user interactions. In February, Germany banned sales and ownership of a talking doll named Cayla made by U.S. company Genesis Toys, citing the risk of hacking associated with the toy. The country’s Federal Network Agency recommended that parents who had bought the doll for their children destroy it. REUTERS

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R. Kelly is indefensible R. Kelly has been followed by accusations of bad behavior for a long time, and the many, many allegations against him have been consistently swept under the rung. But none of that was enough for one group of parents to keep their teenage daughters away from Kelly, because you know, fame is more important than a child’s well being. In an expose written by Jim DeRogatis for Buzzfeed, several parents speak out, accusing

Kelly of keeping their daughters in a sex-obsessed, abusive cult. One parent, who was thrilled that her “19-year-old daughter’s music career was going to make a major leap forward ... thanks to the help of [Kelly]” wasn’t “overly worried” about her kid being in the presence of the R&B superstar, despite the many allegations that have been levied against him. The parents have, of course, changed their tune — now that they haven’t heard from their daughter in two years. Is that enough to make people start paying attention?

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Aaron Carter shares his thoughts Aaron Carter — a person most famous for a song about beating Shaq at basketball, which, nah — was arrested on DUI and marijuana charges Saturday night. Now he’s taken to his Twitter to complain, and it’s about as coherent as you’d expect. He tweeted, then later deleted, “To be honest, I don’t owe people explanations, although I must say, your

the word People are mad Doctor Who is a woman On Sunday, BBC announced that Jodie Whittaker would play the role of the 13th doctor on “Doctor Who.” And even though people are mostly excited, there are some misogynists out there who are mad that the Doctor is a lady. Because, like, what if she just menstruates everywhere?! Anyway, I’d like to focus on the people who embraced the announcement and had sarcastic responses,

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because really, why would you be mad about it unless you’re a horrible person? “Oh great a female

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Doctor Who,” wrote Mark Hoppus, dude from Blink-182. “What next? Female real doctors? Female pilots? Female scientists? Female sisters and mothers? Female WOMEN?!” This one’s my favorite: “you [dumb]: let’s argue about the gender of doctor who. me [smart]: actually it’s doctor whom.” Love syntax jokes! But also? Call me up with they have a nonwhite Doctor and we can talk.

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words are powerful, the accusations of me being on heavy drugs hurts.” Well, I don’t know, stop acting like you’re on heavy drugs, my dude. He then dabbled with semi-inspirational quotes that make no damn sense, saying “Never be bullied into silence. Never allow yourself to be made a victim. Accept no one’s

definition of your life; define yourself.” OK, dude. We get it. You meditated once and now you think you’re some sort of guru. But for real. What is this dude even saying? Just be like, yo, I got arrested and that sucks. That would be enough of a statement. Enough with this mindless ranting, my dude.

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Multiple sources have confirmed to E! News that everyone’s fave, Mindy Kaling — creator and star of “The Mindy Project” who maybe never went on a date with Cory Booker — is pregnant with her first child, and I’ve never been this excited about, well, anything. A source tells the site that the pregnancy was “an unexpected surprise,” but that there won’t be any changes made to

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production schedules for the 38-year-old’s upcoming projects. Kaling has been

frank before about her desire to have children, telling Yahoo Style, “I think I’ve decided that unlike everything else in my life, I’m going to be fast and loose about kids. I’m going to not actively plan, but if it happens, it would happen.” Well, looks like it’s happening, all right. Congratulations to Kaling! Now let’s all get to work in our basement lairs and figure out who, exactly, the father could be.

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Ryan Phillippe is still a heartthrob The “Shooter� star is still as dreamy as ever. RACHAEL VAUGHAN CLEMMONS @rachaelclemz

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If you’ve visited the Twitter of Ryan Phillippe — the ’90s teen movie heartthrob and Katy Perry-boyfriend denier — you know that he has a playful side. “I use social media [to make people laugh]. Yeah, I promote my projects, because you’re sort of required to at this point. But when I do the personal stuff, it’s almost always jokes,� he says over the phone. So what’s he promoting these days? The very zen Phillippe is on the press trail for the second season of “Shooter,� a thriller that follows the journey of Bob Lee Swagger, a highly decorated veteran, as he navigates his world of exile. “I like the challenge of portraying vets accurately,� he

says over the phone. “I love the training as well. I really enjoy getting into the tactics and learning how to look like a soldier.� Oh, trust us. He looks the part. We talked to the 42-year-old — who is thoughtful, funny and definitely still dreamy — about Twitter, depression and, of course,�Cruel Intentions.� You have a long history of playing soldiers on screen. What about it appeals to you? It’s something that I know, having had friends and family that have served and hearing their stories and spending time getting to know what’s involved, and that kind of sacrifice. It’s also the height of human drama.

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injury — I’ve always got little injuries but I don’t want to get the big ones. [Ed note: Phillippe mysteriously injured his leg soon after our interview. So much for that.

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Television is a bigger commitment, and you’ve talked a lot about talked about prioritizing your kids over acting. Is that just a realization you’ve had as you’ve gotten older? No, no, no. That’s always been, ever since my kids were born. Every decision you make, every choice that involves being away from them is a difficult one to make. And so I’ve limited myself a lot of ways because of that, in terms of turning down certain jobs.

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So as an actor, I’m drawn to that material as well.

How do you prepare for that role, ďŹ tness-wise? Because I do my own stunts, I have to physically train all the time; it’s the best way to prevent injury. Or at least severe

Your Twitter has gotten a lot of attention lately. What do you like about the app? Usually I’m just trying to be silly and have fun. I’m not really known by

a lot of people as a funny person, [but] my favorite thing about [social media] is when I’ve made people laugh. I’ve read that you have a long history of depression. How do you combat that? I have a life that I’m really appreciative of. I’m so thankful, but there are days where I can’t see or feel any of that. So there’s another part of me that wants to show the reality of humanity. That even though things might look a certain way on the inside or that a person has the perfect life, it’s not always that way. And ďŹ nally, we’re obligated to talk to you about “Cruel Intentions.â€? Did you ever think it would become so iconic? I love the nostalgia, and that people continue to rediscover that movie. That’s a rare thing! And I think it’s cool.

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Why you should see ‘Dunkirk’ on 70mm film When the latest from Christopher Nolan opens Friday, 125 of the 3,000 or so theaters showing it will project it on 70mm film. You may have heard that it’s the best way to see this World War II movie, but you may not know why you should care. Here’s our guide to 70mm, and our argument that if you can see “Dunkirk� that way, you definitely should: MATT PRIGGE

Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk,� in theaters Friday, concerns the evacuation of 40,000 English troops after a World War II battle in northern France. WARNER BROS. PICTURES

last handful of years, though, certain filmmakers have brought it back with some frequency, including Paul Thomas Anderson (“The Master�), Quentin Tarantino (“The Hateful Eight�) and Christopher Nolan (first with “Interstellar,� now

Can I only see “Dunkirk� in 70mm? No. There are six ways you can see it. It will be showing in plain old digital, the industry standard. It will also be shown digi-

tally in Imax Laser and Imax Xenon; the former is the exact same shape as Imax film (i.e., like a square), while the latter is not as tall as the former. Additionally, you can see it in 35mm film. The ideal way to see it, which is to say Nolan’s preferred for-

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OK, which format should I see if I can choose from any option? We say Imax 70mm. Nolan has been making films with partial Imax footage since “The Dark Knight� in 2008. We’d guesstimate 70 to 75 percent of “Dunkirk� is in 70mm Imax, and it really is something to behold. But if you don’t live near an Imax theater showing it on 70mm, regular 70mm is better than any kind of digital. Movie tickets are expensive, and with 70mm, you get more bang for your buck.

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Frankly, why should I care? Nolan did shoot it in 70mm (and 35mm), but we get it: Unless you’re seeing it in giant, retinafilling Imax 70mm, the average moviegoer may not notice the difference between film and digital. To explain the difference, we turned to an expert: John Sittig, a longtime projectionist who runs the projection unit at Reading Cinemas, which owns theaters in America, Australia and New Zealand. “It’s just a different experience,� Sittig says

about 70mm versus digital. “I use the words warmer or softer. Digital is strikingly sharp — almost unrealistically sharp to me, in some cases. Film has a warmth or some kind of texture that is more realistic.�

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Everything you need to know about Ardmore Restaurant Week Enjoy discounts on three-course meals and happy hours! JENNIFER LOGUE @jenniferlogue

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Looking for a reason to escape the hustle and bustle of Center City? Plan a visit to Ardmore for its third annual restaurant week and see what this adorable Main Line town has cooking. From now through July 30, 18 restaurants are participating along Ardmore’s Main Street and will offer both $25 and $35 three-course meals. In addition, select eateries will offer 25 percent off appetizers during happy hour, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

For year three, six new restaurants are participating, including Maido, Pala’a, PokeOno, Ristorante Positano, Sam’s Asian Cuisine and The Beer Shoppe. “Ardmore Restaurant Week is becoming one of our most popular events,” says Christine Vilardo, executive director of the Ardmore Initiative. “Ardmore has a reputation on the Main Line — and beyond — as one of the fastest-growing dining destinations in the area. “Ardmore Restaurant Week gives us a chance to celebrate established Ardmore favorites and introduce the ‘new kids on the block.’ With choices from Mexican to Moroccan, you can eat somewhere special and

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Just look at those noodles from Maido. Love tacos and guacamole? Head over to Besito.

try something new each night.” Here are a few restaurants we’re excited to try:

Besito 105 Coulter Ave. besitoardmore.com This upscale casual Mexican chain serves up guacamole, tacos, enchiladas and more.

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food offering everything from fresh salads to rice bowls to noodles to deep fried mackerel.

tiredhands.com Looking for ambiance? This brewpub occupies a historic trolley repair shop and serves up snacks like clam strips and pork belly buns in addition to its housemade beers.

MAIDO 5 E. Lancaster Ave. maidoardmore.com This family-owned Japanese store has an eat-in

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54 E. Lancaster Ave. tastemarakko.com This fine-dining establishment has a menu focused on Moroccan and Mediterranean food. Enjoy tagine (stews served in earthenware pots chock full of meat and veggies), kebabs and more.

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Roadside attractions in the Philly region Lucy the Elephant in Margate, New Jersey, has been around for 130 years. GETTY IMAGES

Keep yourself entertained on long car rides by visiting these offbeat gems. MIKE FENN @MetroPhilly

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Summer is the time for car trips, whether daylong excursions to a local theme park or weeklong vacations at the Jersey Shore. But what can be done to help deal with the monotony of hours-long rides in the car, with nothing around for miles but the open road? Roadside attractions, of course! And you don’t need to go all the way to the old Route 66 to see them, either. There are plenty in our own backyard. On your next lengthy car trip, here are some unique spots that are

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Lucy the Elephant

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Our area’s best-known roadside attraction, Lucy the Elephant, has been a fixture of the Margate, New Jersey shore for over 130 years, making her the oldest surviving roadside attraction in the entire country. Once home to everything from a restaurant to a tavern, Lucy now houses

Outside of the Werbany Tire Co. on the Black Horse Pike in Blackwood, New Jersey, stands a towering woman proudly holding a tire in the sky. This is “Nitro Girl,” and she has been a fixture of the tire company since 1965. Once decked out in tra-

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Tire Guy in Pink Just a short drive away from Nitro Girl is the “Tire Guy in Pink” (who, according to locals, is her “boyfriend”). Towering over the White Horse Pike, the Tire Guy in Pink got his name

from the bright pink pants that he sports. Like Nitro Girl, he is a member of the “Muffler Men” family of giant roadside people and stands outside of Royal Tire and Auto on the White Horse Pike in Magnolia, New Jersey.

Cookie Jar House On a quiet residential street in Glendora, New Jersey, don’t be

surprised if you have a sudden craving for cookies. On Rowand Avenue near the Black Horse Pike, you will find a round-shaped house that looks like a cookie jar. This is a relic from the 1950s, which was built in such a shape as to withstand an atomic bomb attack. If you visit, keep in mind that it is a private residence; don’t knock on the door and expect

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of Fine Arts on Broad Street, the Grumman Greenhouse is a working greenhouse situated in the cockpit of an old 1960’s era U.S. Navy Grumman Tracker S-2E plane. It was given new life—plant life, to be specific—by artist Jordan Griska in 2011.

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10 years of Philly Chit Chat

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HughE Dillon needs no introduction in Philly. If there’s something noteworthy happening here, chances are he’s already on the scene or has already published a post to his popular news and gos-

sip site, Philly Chit Chat, which celebrates its 10year anniversary tonight at Aqimero. “I don’t have any training in journalism or photography,� says the Fairmount resident. “But I

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Summertime. You’re sweating a lot, all over, but there’s one area that gets particularly, shall we say, lush. Sure, people laugh, even commiserate about swamp ass all the time, but why isn’t anyone talking about swamp vagina? Beyond the discomfort of having constantly sweatsaturated lady parts, the excess moisture can also cause a couple issues, namely yeast infections and bacterial vaginosis (BV). While you obviously can’t avoid sweating, there are a few ways to keep your subtropical region in check. We consulted Dr. Taraneh Shirazian, assistant professor in the department of obstetrics and gynecol-

Moisture control “I would probably refrain from exercising in [excessive] heat,” Shirazian says. As you sweat, the moisture that accumulates in and around your vagina “sets off the vaginal pH, so there’s an overgrowth of yeast and bacteria,” she explains. If you’re hooked on staying active no matter the temp, at least be vigilant about changing out of that sweaty underwear as soon as you’re done your workout, Shirazian says. If you commute to work via bike, bring a clean pair of underwear to change into. If you use baby wipes, make sure they’re scent-and- fragrance-free, she notes -- both can also alter pH balance. “Even water on toilet paper would be good,” she says. You also want to be sure the clothing you’re wearing isn’t restrictive, she adds. (Thongs and tight jean shorts are not the best idea.) If you spend a lot of time in pools during the summer, be mindful that the exposure to chlorine could also disrupt things down there. To prevent against that happening,

If you commute on bike, bring a pair change of underwear to change into post-ride.

Shirazian says to make sure you’re not sitting around in a wet swimsuit — a good rule of thumb after swimming in salt or fresh water. Diet Shirazian recommends a daily dose of an overthe-counter probiotic supplement — espe-

cially for women who are already prone to yeast infections — to keep your pH levels in check. Foods that contain probiotics, such as yogurt, kombucha and kimchi are also good to work into your daily diet. Stay away from high-sugar foods, which can cause an overgrowth of yeast. That includes alcohol, particularly those fruity, summery cocktails like margaritas and pina coladas. Menstruation Wearing tampons for too many hours can cause bacteria to grow. “Anything that you’re placing internally during your menstrual cycle, change it frequently, every few hours,” she says. That also goes for reusable menstrual devices such as a Diva Cup. What about sex? Because it’s hotter outside, bacteria breed more, causing any bacterial infection you have, like a urinary tract infection (UTI), to likely be worse in the summer, Shirazian explains, although you’re not more likely to get a UTI now than any other time of year. One of the main causes of a UTI is bacteria from the vagina, penis, or anus getting trapped in the urethra during sex. “Sex is a year-round thing, but maybe it’s happening more in the summer, I don’t know,” she jokes. Using a condom can lower your chances by preventing the exchange of sperm and vaginal bacteria, she explains. (Peeing after sex is another good move, as it helps clear out the urinary tract.) You should always practice good hygiene with any sex toys that you use, as well, and be even more vigilant during the summer months. “Anything that you put inside you that has the ability to grow bacteria, can affect the pH,” she explains. Ma ke sure you’re cleaning your sex toys with soap and water after each use.

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MAYWEATHER VS. MCGREGOR IS NOTHING BUT A SHAM

Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor’s supposed “superfight” is doing nothing but further tarnishing the name of boxing, writes Metro columnist Glen Macnow. ALL PHOTOS COURTESY OF GETTY IMAGES

GLEN MACNOW ANALYSIS Glen Macnow has been an outspoken voice in Philly sports for nearly three decades. @realglenmacnow

Just when you think professional fighting can’t sink any lower, here comes Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor with the scam of the century. To consider this travesty of a mockery of a sham an actual sporting event is to insult everyone who ever laced up gloves. Mayweather, a once-

great boxer and alwaysawful human being, will pad his record to 50-0 by outpointing a mixed martial arts performer who has never fought outside the rules of the Octagon. Vegas posted odds of 7/1 for Mayweather, and people who know the sport far better than I say that’s a sucker’s bet. Ah, but this really isn’t about an actual competitive fight. As three cross-continental spectacles showed last week, this is about sinking beneath the dignity of Chris Christie to motivate people to spend $99.99. So Mayweather and McGregor snorted and screamed, slashing with racism and homophobia and every other hateful invective that fighting considers gamesmanship. Other sports would suspend participants for such ugliness. But here, tugging on your crotch is considered strategy.

Listen, I was a boxing fan from the first time I saw Muhammad Ali and while I rarely watch MMA, I don’t question the toughness of its competitors. I’m also realistic enough that I don’t hold either sport up to Marquess of Queensberry

standards. I remember the undignified way Ali taunted Joe Frazier by waving a toy

gorilla. And I’ve seen Mike Tyson threaten to eat the children of opponents. But this lowrent peep show is

10,000 feet beneath even those tawdry episodes. No one is guiltier for boxing’s demise than the 40-year-old Mayweather. He has made a career of avoiding credible opponents until they’re using a walker. He hasn’t knocked anyone out since 2011. His behavior makes Tyson seem like the pope. He hasn’t fought in two years and may only be doing this because the IRS recently hit him with a $29 million tax lien. This will be a 12-round boxing match, with 10-ounce gloves. McGregor’s best hope is to catch Mayweather with a surprise punch early. He’s more aggressive than anyone Mayweather has fought in years, and he’s a lefty, which is always tricky. There’s no way he has

the stamina to win late rounds when Mayweather is likely just to flash jabs and win a decision by 1,000 paper cuts. As I said, Floyd wouldn’t have taken this fight unless he knew he would win. That’s how he’s run his career. The once-sweet science has nothing left worth selling. There hasn’t been a pay-perview fight that lived up to its hype since — I don’t know, Mike Tyson bit off Evander Holyfield’s ear? Most sports fans can’t tell you the current heavyweight champ (trick question: There are four separate no-names recognized by different governing bodies). So the sport has to lean on its sleazy little brother, MMA, for hype. Mayweather and McGregor are the carnies, ready to take your crumbled bills to show you the lurid sights behind the tent curtain. Trust me, there’s nothing there worth seeing.

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Finding the best fantasy draft position A look at the best spots to pick and choose players from in your upcoming fantasy draft.

Fantasy rankings Metro ranks the top 10 players in 2017 Fantasy. 1. Antonio Brown, WR, Steelers 2. Odell Beckham, WR, Giants 3. Julio Jones, WR, Falcons 4. Mike Evans, WR, Buccaneers 5. Le’Veon Bell, RB, Steelers 6. Ezekiel Elliott, RB, Cowboys 7. AJ Green, WR, Bengals 8. Dez Bryant, WR, Cowboys 9. Jordy Nelson, WR, Packers 10. Aaron Rodgers, QB, Packers

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It’s just about that time for fantasy football team owners to pick their draft position for upcoming drafts in August and September. Which leads to an eternal burning question — how much does draft order matter? The gut instinct for a fantasy owner is to want the No. 1 pick. This would provide the most control. Many leagues allow participants to pick their draft order based on the previous year’s standings, while others automatically assign draft position based on a variety of factors. It might not be the best strategy to aspire for the highest possible draft slot — it can be a little more nuanced. Here are some things to consider when weighing where one should want to draft:

It’s a snake For the most part,

The Steelers’ Antonio Brown will be picked early and often in fantasy drafts next month. GETTY IMAGES

fantasy drafts take a wraparound, snake format. Which means in a 10-team league, the first overall pick would also pick 20th and 21st. That’s a long time to wait between drafting players, and there could be a big drop off in player-quality as opposed to, say, drafting 7th, 14th and 27th. It’s definitely worth considering your plan for the second and third rounds when deciding where to draft from.

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Sophisticated stats There is not much data available on which draft slots yield the most league champions. One study conducted by fantasyfootballimpact.com found that twice as many league champions came from the sixth spot in

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