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And they say, if it takes off, there will be more jobs for local workers such as Rita and Ann.

"There's no question that if the reality shows take off there will be a contraction in the business," he said.

And if betting falls off, there will be less money for purses, which come from the track's share of the take.

When the analogue channels are finally switched off, there will be monumental changes that will transform the face of British broadcasting.

If they just press ahead with substantial bonuses at a time when public sector workers are being laid off, there will be political consequences.

If Columbia takes off, there will be inevitable comparisons to the 1967-68 team, which starred Jim McMillian, who went on to a solid career in the N.B.A. Heyward Dotson and Dave Newmark also played on that team.

Once it kicks off, there'll be a new gift every day until 6 January: songs, apps, books and films.

"On the plane there'll be no-one to distract him," his personal assistant, Alisa, assured me, "The mobile phone will be switched off, there'll be no calls from agents, no other journalists.

"The issue will become how dramatic a drop-off there will be beyond the top 5 or 10 players".

After the pitch-off, there will be a reception where the pitch-off contestants can mingle with the audience.

After the Pitch-Off, there will be plenty of time for networking, poaching recruiting, and general merriment.