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Friday June 1st, 2018 morning edition

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Canon has announced that it is officially discontinuing the EOS-1v, its last film camera, as reported by PetaPixel.

Production of the EOS-1v — which was launched in 2000 — actually ceased back in 2010, but Canon continued to sell the remaining stock.

A professional 35mm SLR, the EOS-1v introduced Canon’s fifth generation of professional SLRs, and its body design became the basis for future cameras from the company, including the EOS-1D.

The translated page from Canon’s website delivers the news casually: “Thank you very much for your continued patronage of Canon products.

By the way, we are finally decided to end sales for the film single lens reflex camera ‘EOS - 1v.’”.

Although this means Canon is no longer selling any film cameras, it doesn’t spell the death of film — at least, not yet.

Nikon still sells two film cameras, the F6 and FM10. »

Bryan Cranston Was Briefly Suspected of Murdering His Nemesis

Authored by esquire.com
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Before Becoming a Full-Time Actor, The Odd Jobs Cranston Held Were Very Odd.

Although Cranston's father was an actor and aspiring screenwriter, he spent most of his career struggling and abandoned the family when his middle child was just 11.

And thanks to a tip from the show's music clearance officer, Cranston received quarterly composing checks for his improvised humming and whistling, which the actor used to fund cast parties. »

Better Call Saul Season 4 Gets August Premiere Date at AMC

Authored by tvline.com
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RELATED Better Call Saul Finale: EP on Chuck’s Fate, Jimmy’s Change of Heart, Adding Gus Fring and the Show’s Future.

The announcement also confirms what we feared: Jimmy’s brother Chuck (Michael McKean) died in that tragic house fire that ended Season 3.

“In Better Call Saul‘s fourth season,” the official release teases, “Chuck’s death catalyzes Jimmy McGill’s transformation into Saul Goodman. »

Trump hits back at Trudeau's criticism of 'punitive' U.S. metal tariffs

Authored by theprovince.com
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The U.S., Canada and Mexico are also involved in a tough renegotiation of the North American Free Trade Agreement.

But the tariffs stung particularly in Canada, where Trudeau evoked the history of the two countries fighting together, from the beaches of Normandy to the mountains of Afghanistan.

But one Canada-watcher in Washington stressed there was no need for Canada to take Thursday’s decision personally. »

Species Implicated in Attacks

Authored by floridamuseum.ufl.edu

Positive identification of attacking sharks is very difficult since victims rarely make adequate observations of the attacker during the “heat” of the interaction.

Tooth remains are seldom found in wounds and diagnostic characters for many requiem sharks – those in the Carcharhinidae family – are difficult to discern even by trained professionals.

Species of shark implicated in confirmed unprovoked attacks around the world. »