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Question: What you can get cheap or free on Tax Day 2017

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There are two types of people in this world: the kind who file taxes early and the kind who stressfully file the night before. But both kinds like free stuff.
To ease the burden of tax day — whether you had to pay or you just can’t stop thinking about how much of your paycheck goes to the government — several businesses have stepped in with cheap stuff, from fries to flights.
So get out from under those covers you hid under, the IRS is not coming for you — at least not yet. Most deals are on Tax Day unless noted and at participating restaurants only, so we recommend calling before demanding free subs and buns.
Tax Day 2017 deals around Denver
Arby’s: Free curly fries at select locations. Find an Arby’s near you and call to see if they are participating.
Boston Market: Half-chicken individual meal with two sides, regular fountain drink, cornbread and a cookie for $10.40.
Bruegger’s Bagels: A Big Bagel Bundle with 13 bagels and two tubs of cream cheese for $10.40 until April 19. Claim offer here.
Chili’s: $6 blueberry or pineapple margaritas at participating locations. Find Colorado locations.
Chuck E. Cheese’s: BOGO large cheese pizzas until April 20. Find a location around Denver.
Cinnabon: Two free Cinnabon bites for eClub members at select locations. Cinnabon has four locations in the Denver area.
Einstein Bros. Bagels: eClub members, check your email and get $1 off your purchase.
Firehouse Subs: A free medium sub with the purchase of another sub, chips and a drink until April 20 with this coupon.
Hooters: Kids under 12 eat free with the purchase of $10 or more by an accompanying adult. Four location in the Denver area.
JetBlue: If you owed money to Uncle Sam, you could win a one-way flight by filling out this form.
Kona Ice: Free cups of tropical shaved ice will be handed out at Bonfils Blood Center Headquarters, 717 Yosemite St.
McDonald’s: Specials vary by location (most deals are on Big Macs and Quarter Pounders; you may have heard of them).
National Parks are free through the weekend.
Noodles & Company: $4 off an online purchase of $10 or more with code TAXDAY17. Order here.
Sonic: Half-price, single-patty cheeseburgers all day. Find Sonic locations around Denver.
World of Beer: Free draft beer or $5 off your check. Locations in Cherry Creek, Belmar and Boulder.

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Several restaurants and stores are offering free items, promotions and specials to make Tax Day more bearable.
The following is a list of retailers and restaurants participating:
Barnes & Noble
Valid: April 18
10 percent off your order when you use promo code BNSPRING10
Bob Evans
Valid: April 18
30 percent off dine-in or takeout. Download coupon here
Boston Market
Valid: April 18
Get a half-chicken individual meal with two sides, a regular fountain drink, cornbread and a cookie for $10.40
Firehouse Subs
Valid: April 18-20
Get a free medium sub with purchase of a medium or large sub, chips and a medium drink. Download coupon here
Hungry Howie’s
Valid: April 17-19
Buy one large one-topping pizza and get one medium one-topping pizza for 15 cents. Deal valid for online orders. Use promo code TAXTIME at checkout.
McDonald’s
Valid: April 18
McDonald’s is offering a variety of Tax Day specials that vary from franchise to franchise. Some are offering buy-one-get-one Big Macs and Quarter Pounders with cheese for 1 cent, 15 cents or 25 cents; free small French fries; or 59-cent hamburgers. Call your McDonald’s beforehand to see what specials are available.
Noodles & Company
Valid: April 14-18
Take $4 off an online order of $10 or more with code: TAXDAY17
Office Depot
Valid: Now until April 29
Shred 2 lbs. of documents for free at your local Office Depot or Office Max with this coupon
Papa John’s
Valid: April 18
Get your favorite large pizza for $10. Additional toppings to recipe pizzas will cost extra. More details can be found here
P.F. Chang’s
Valid: April 17-18
Receive 20 percent off your takeout order. Use promo code TAXDAY
Planet Fitness
Valid: April 15-22
Get a free HydroMassage at any participating Planet Fitness location. Download coupon here
Sonic
Valid: April 18
Half-priced cheeseburgers. Applies to single-patty cheeseburgers only at participating locations
Staples
Valid: Now through April 22
Take up to 2 lbs of documents to Staples and they will shred them for free. Print off the coupon here
*It’s always best to check ahead to make sure your location is participating in the above deals
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Question: Minnesota sues opioid manufacturer Insys over drug marketing

By Nate Raymond
(Reuters) - The state of Minnesota on Wednesday sued Insys Therapeutics Inc, accusing the drugmaker of illegally marketing a powerful fentanyl-based pain medicine intended for cancer patients for other uses.
The lawsuit by Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson added to the drugmaker's legal woes as it seeks to resolve a U.S. Justice Department probe into its promotion of the opioid product Subsys and fights similar lawsuits by other states.
The latest lawsuit, which was filed in Hennepin County District Court in Minneapolis, comes as state attorneys general are increasingly seeking to hold drugmakers responsible for the national opioid epidemic.
Insys did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Opioids were involved in more than 42,000 overdose deaths nationwide in 2016, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Subsys, an under-the-tongue spray intended for cancer patients, contains fentanyl, an opioid 100 times stronger than morphine.
Federal prosecutors in Boston have accused seven former executives and managers at Insys, including billionaire founder John Kapoor, of participating in a scheme to bribe doctors to prescribe Subsys and to defraud insurers into paying for it.
Prosecutors said Kapoor, former Insys Chief Executive Michael Babich and others schemed to bribe medical practitioners, using payments for sham speaker programs ostensibly meant to educate healthcare professionals about Subsys.
They have pleaded not guilty and are scheduled to face trial in January.
(Reporting by Nate Raymond in Boston; Editing by Will Dunham and Bill Berkrot)

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Purdue Pharmaceuticals has named a new head of corporate social responsibility as it continues to grapple with negative attention due to the rampant opioid crisis across the United States.
On Tuesday the company named Lisa C. Miller to the newly created position as the company seeks to “devote greater resources” to initiatives to combat the opioid crisis. The appointment came one day before a scathing Justice Department report showed that executives within the company knew about the abuse of its lead opioid drug, OxyContin in the late 1990s and early 2000s, despite assertions that it was unaware. In a long and detailed report, CNBC noted that the DOJ report showed that federal prosecutors found that the executives at the company know about “’significant’ abuse of OxyContin in the first years after the drug's introduction in 1996 and concealed that information.”
According to the report officials at the company knew the OxyContin pills were being crushed and snorted as abusers sought to get high faster. Citing internal reports from Purdue sales representatives, the DOJ said the words “street value,” “crush,” or “snort” were used 117 times between 1997 and 1999.
Additionally, the federal report said that the company was aware that its product was being stolen from pharmacies and that some doctors were being charged with selling prescriptions, CNBC reported. Despite that knowledge, the DOJ report said that Purdue Pharma continued to market OxyContin as “less prone to abuse and addiction than other prescription opioids.”
A Purdue spokesperson told CNBC that the company is making strides to address opioid abuse. But, the spokesperson also criticized the DOJ report.
"Suggesting that activities that last occurred more than 16 years ago are responsible for today's complex and multifaceted opioid crisis is deeply flawed," the unnamed Purdue spokesperson told CNBC in a statement.
At one time Purdue was highly aggressive in the way it marketed OxyContin. Company tactics have been so aggressive that lawsuits have been filed against Purdue. The state of West Virginia filed a lawsuit against Purdue and Abbott Labs, which marketed OxyContin from 1996 to 2002. The lawsuit highlighted incentives that were used to boost sales. More than a decade ago Purdue Pharma was forced to pay more than $600 million in fines after the company pleaded guilty in 2007 to a criminal charge of misbranding OxyContin in an effort to mislead doctors and consumers.
Earlier this year Stamford, Conn.-based Purdue announced it was cutting its sales force in half as the company changes its marketing strategy for its chronic pain pill that for many has become the poster child of opioid abuse. Purdue said it will no longer be promoting opioids to prescribers. In a statement on its website, Purdue said there are too many opioid prescriptions that are now in the medicine cabinets of people across the United States. Purdue said it supports initiatives to limit the length of first opioid prescriptions.
With the appointment of Miller to the newly created role, Purdue it attempting to address some of the mistakes the company made in its past with OxyContin. Craig Landau, president and chief executive officer of Purdue, said the idea of corporate social responsibility has become an increased priority for Purdue as it continues to work to address the opioid crisis that claims the lives of an estimated 116 people in the United States each day.
“Our commitment to devote even greater resources to this area closely follows our recent decision to discontinue sales representatives’ promotion of opioids to prescribers and speaker programs associated with our opioid products,” Landau said in a statement.


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India’s economic growth is faltering. Part-II of the Economic Survey, just released, thinks that growth in 2017-18 is likely to be closer to the lower end of its projection of 6.75-7.5 per cent than to the higher end. Many commentators have a ready explanation for the worsening outlook: The disruption caused by the demonetisation of the rupee last November. They are wrong. There was little deceleration on account of demonetisation in 2016-17 and there is likely to be even less in 2017-18. Former prime minister Manmohan Singh had said in Parliament that he ...

Remember when book signings were quiet, boring affairs filled with intellectuals with cat hair on their sweaters waiting to get books signed by the great literary minds?
Forget that sister. On Wednesday, actress Rose McGowan, promoting her book "Brave" got into a dustup at the Union Square Barnes & Noble when a transgender activist took out after her. It's not enough to get assaulted by men in Hollywood, now she has to get verbally assaulted by a transgender woman?
The activist yelled, "Trans women are dying and you said that we, as trans women, are not like regular women. We get raped more often. We go through domestic violence more often. There was a trans woman killed here a few blocks (away)."
A transgender activist started a screaming match with McGowan at Union Square. (DICO/Diane Cohen / BACKGRID)
The activist, Andi Dier was escorted out, and McGowan, clearly not one to back down gave it as good as she got it yelling "Don't label me, sister. Don't put your labels on me. Don't you f--king do that." Then "Step the f--k back. What I do for the f--king world and you should be f--king grateful. Shut the f--k up. Get off my back. What have you done? I know what I've done, God dammit." Dylan Thomas couldn't have been more articulate.
Rose McGowan cancels public appearances after screaming match
McGowan, who has alleged being raped by Harvey "Jabba the Hut" Weinstein was so disgusted by the lack of respect given her for her fight against sexual assault, cancelled all her upcoming appearances, tweeting, "I am canceling upcoming public appearances because I have given enough. I have given beauty, in return I was VERBALLY ASSAULTED for two full minutes @BNBuzz."
Another Weinstein victim, Uma Thurman, also came out with all barrels blazing against the horror of Hollywood a few days later, telling the New York Times that Weinstein had attacked her at London's Savoy Hotel.
"It was such a bat to the head," she said. "He pushed me down. He tried to shove himself on me. He tried to expose himself. He did all kinds of unpleasant things. But he didn't actually put his back into it and force me," Thurman recalled. "You're like an animal wriggling away, like a lizard. I was doing anything I could to get the train back on the track. My track. Not his track."
Women who have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment and assault
Interestingly, Thurman had said at the time that her killer character in "Kill Bill" was very empowering to women-even as the real life actress was fighting off the film's producer.
STASI: It's time for Melania Trump to throw the bum out
During filming Thurman was also abused, albeit not sexually, by director, Quentin Tarantino, who can do no wrong by Hollywood standards. She said he forced her to drive at 40 MPH for a scene in a car the teamsters had declared unsafe-just so her hair would blow in the right direction. The resulting accident caused her permanent neck and knee damage.
She accused the "Kill Bill" director of trying to kill Uma, which further infuriated the tyrant.
Bullies, take heed. You will be outed by the "helpless" women you tried to destroy. Sit and sweat knowing your days are numbered, brother.
EXPRESS LINES
Staten Island Chuck predicts early spring on Groundhog Day
Staten Island Chuck calls for an early spring after he fails to see his shadow during the annual Groundhog Day celebration. (Bill Lyons/Staten Island Advance/Staff-Shot)
Groundhog Day All Over Again: Staten Island Chuck predicted an early spring on Groundhog Day, while his rival, Punxsutawney Phil predicted the exact opposite. It's like congress with rodents. Oh wait that's a redundancy...Big To-Back-Oh!: Trump appointee, Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, head of the Centers for Disease Control resigned last week in disgrace. Turns out she'd invested in major tobacco companies. Oops. Fitzgerald had come to the job under a cloud of smoke anyway, because in Georgia, she'd taken $1 million big ones from Coca-Cola to fight -yes!-childhood obesity. The super-size Coke weight loss system?...Drink To Think: In wine truth, sure, but in wine, smarts? University of Rochester researchers have discovered that when mice were given the equivalent of a couple of glasses of wine or a pint and a half of beer a day they were better able to flush brain waste, which in turn can help prevent dementia and Alzheimer's. Finally a health directive that doesn't require sweating like a pig, eating like Gandhi and refraining like a vegan…Passion for the Cashin': Mel Gibson is planning a big-buckle follow-up to "The Passion of The Christ." Didn't anybody ever tell this anti-Semite that Jesus was a Jew?
Punxsutawney Phil of Pennsylvania predicted the exact opposite. (ALAN FREED/REUTERS)
ANOTHER DAY OF 'DOOM'
The pentagon acknowledged on Friday that Russia is developing a Doomsday weapon in a 74-page report. It's described by the Defense Department as a "new intercontinental, nuclear-armed, nuclear-powered, undersea autonomous torpedo."
Is it real or is it another fake weapon of mass destruction that will give us an excuse to melt Russia or maybe it's just another "my nuke is bigger than your nuke" boast by yet another lunatic world leader?
Russian President Vladimir Putin may be flexing his muscles after the pentagon learned Russia is developing a Doomsday weapon in a 74-page report. (SPUTNIK/REUTERS)
While it might be real, nuclear arms control expert, Pavel Podvig, told NPR that it might also be a big, fake ploy of Putin's to show off their nuke possibilities.
STASI: Press won't be smothered by Trump's 'fake news' pillow
Either way, it's old news because in a 2015 Russian state TV broadcast Vlad the Impaler Putin was shown looking at a graphic of the Doomsday machine.
It took three years to make a report about it?
The report also mentions one other little thing: The United States might launch a nuke attack in response to a cyber-attack.
So if Trump were president when Russia hacked the DNC and meddled in our election in his favor he would have dropped the big one on Moscow?
Trey Gowdy won't seek reelection, may return to justice system
SEX ON A PLANE
Virgin Atlantic last week announced "Love Suites" on their Airbus 330-200 for couples. (Nick Ut/AP)
Not really. The first class love suites don't have any walls or any privacy.
The airline didn't say the flat beds are for doing the nasty. Maybe Virgin is just being considerate of people who really need a companion nuzzling them at all times. And you were considering a service dog?
BOY, THAT GOWDY IS A REAL WIZARD
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy, became the third GOP member of congress last week to announce he’s leaving at the end of this term. During the announcement, the Tea Party darling not only revealed what many have long suspected-that he is the real Draco Malfoy-but privately told colleagues that the offer to become warden of Azkaban Prison was too good to turn down, declaring, “This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to do more harm than I could ever do even as a member of congress.”
South Carolina Rep. Trey Gowdy is the third GOP member of congress to announce he will be leaving at the end of this term. (NY Daily News Illustration)
WHO SHOT VICTIMS?
President Trump exploited both a one-legged North Korean defector who walked across China as an example of bravery, and the grieving parents of two girls killed by the savage MS-13 gang among others at his State of the Union address to drive home his points about North Korea. (Apparently it’s ok to immigrate from North to South Korea.)
Ji Seong-ho, a North Korean defector, holds up his crutches after his introduction by President Trump during the State of the Union address. (J. Scott Applewhite/AP)
Question: Where were the grieving relatives of the 58 people killed and 851 injured by American mass shooter Stephen Paddock in Las Vegas? Where were the relatives of the victims of the 11 school shootings that had already taken place by that day this year?
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Question: Eight out of 10 Brits feel misled by broadband adverts

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The majority of UK consumers find the advertising of broadband speeds to be misleading, according to new research.
80 per cent - four in five - of 2,000 consumers interviewed said the way broadband speeds are advertised was misleading
58 per cent believed the claims made to be 'very misleading' while 22 per cent said they were 'somewhat misleading'.
The survey, by Ofcom-accredited broadband comparison site cable.co.uk, revealed that consumers believe at least two thirds (66 per cent) of consumers should be able to receive the top speed in order for it to be legitimately used in advertising.
However, current guidelines permit broadband providers to advertise 'up to' speeds that are achievable by only 10 per cent of customers.
It was those aged over 45 who were most likely to consider broadband advertising misleading, with 65 per cent stating they find the current system 'very misleading' and 20 per cent 'somewhat misleading'.
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has called for a change to the way broadband speeds are advertised to ensure consumers are not misled, and the Committees of Advertising Practice (CAP) is currently reviewing its guidance to advertisers on broadband speed claims. CAP is due to publish a report later this year.
Dan Howdle, consumer telecoms expert at Cable.co.uk, said: "Broadband remains the only service you can buy without knowing what it is you're actually going to get.
"Currently, you have to find yourself in the bottom 10% speed-wise in order to exit a 12 or 18-month contract without paying substantial cancellation fees. It's a shocking state of affairs that the ASA is quite rightly looking into carefully.”

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GETTY Bogus Brexit investments and malicious software are set to threaten consumers in 2018
Bogus Brexit investments, malicious software on smartphones and social media spying are among eight scams consumers need to watch out for in 2018. As excitement builds around Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding, scammers will try to rip off couples who are also planning to wed with fake websites. Homebuyers should watch out for bogus emails purporting to be from those dealing with their purchase. Criminals are constantly coming up with new and more sophisticated ways to try and defraud customers, Nat West’s Digital Safety 2018 report warned. Now the bank is urging people to be aware of potential cons after working with research agency The Future Laboratory to analyse scam trends from the last 18 months and to predict emerging frauds in 2018.
GETTY Fraudsters will exploit confusion surrounding Brexit to persuade consumers to make bogus investments
Financial fraud is now the most common crime in the UK, and scammers are dogged in their attempts to get their hands on people’s money Julie McArdle
According to the predictions, social media spying by fraudsters is increasingly common as people do not realise how much information they are giving away. Property buyers, for example, who announce on Facebook they have found their dream home are alerting scammers to the fact they will have funds from their previous property hitting their bank accounts soon. This could result in the fraudsters impersonating their solicitor and requesting for funds to be misdirected to them. An emerging threat is the malicious software criminal gangs use to spy on victims’ browsing habits. Up until now, malware has mainly been restricted to PCs, laptops and tablets, but it’s expected the threat will grow among mobile devices, and people who ‘jailbreak’ their phones to download unsafe or unapproved apps are especially at risk.
GETTY Fraudsters are also predicted to target the 16m people who use dating apps
Fraudsters are also expected to exploit any confusion around Brexit to persuade consumers to make bogus investments. For example, scammers may email customers, warning Brexit will affect their savings, and that they urgently need to move them into a seemingly plausible, but actually fake, investment product. Others will prey on World Cup excitement by selling fake football tickets and package trips to Russia from non-existent travel companies. Cash-strapped students in university towns could be targeted by ‘mule recruiters’ to inadvertently launder money by accepting stolen funds into their bank accounts. They are then asked to withdraw it and send the money to a different account, often one overseas, keeping some of the money for themselves. Security experts also fear couples about to be married could be easy prey for scammers who tempt victims with extravagant offers at bargain prices on fake websites.
Cases of criminals preying on the 16m people who use dating apps looking for romance are expected to increase. Bogus online profiles are created to form a relationship with victims who then offer up personal information. And there are likely to be a growing number of scams aimed at first-time buyers, the research found. Computer hackers monitor emails sent by a solicitor to a first-time buyer and then they pounce, pretending to be the solicitor and telling them the solicitors’ bank account details have changed in order to steal cash. Julie McArdle, NatWest’s security manager, said: “Financial fraud is now the most common crime in the UK, and scammers are dogged in their attempts to get their hands on people’s money and are always looking for new ways to get ahead. “This means banks and customers need to evolve alongside scammers too and by being aware and staying ahead of scammers, we can stop them winning and keep the country’s money safe and secure.”
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Question: Versailles girls basketball team defeats New Knoxville, clinches share of MAC championship

NEW KNOXVILLE – The Versailles girls basketball team secured at least a share of the Midwest Athletic Conference championship by defeating New Knoxville 48-32 on Thursday.
Versailles led 17-4 at the end of the first quarter and 28-14 at halftime. The Tigers increased their lead to 35-21 in the third quarter on their way to the 16-point win.
Danielle Winner led Versailles with 11 points. Also for the Tigers, Caitlin McEldowney scored 8, Hailey McEldowney scored 7, Ellen Peters scored 7, Kelsey Custenborder scored 5, Elizabeth Ording scored 4, Mallory Marshal scored 2, Kami McEldowney scored 2, and Lindsey Winner scored 2.
Versailles improved to 19-1 overall and 8-0 in the MAC with the win. The Tigers will play host to St. Henry on Thursday with a game chance to win the conference championship outright.

CLOSE North College Hill needed a second-half comeback to beat Summit Country Day in the final seconds at home on Friday, Feb. 2, 2018 The Enquirer/Adam Baum
Buy Photo Taft’s DaShawn Lawrence (1) battles for postion during the Senators win over Hughes, Friday, Feb.2.2018. (Photo: TonyTribble for the Enquirer)Buy Photo
With just one week left in the Ohio girls basketball season and two weeks remaining for the boys, here's another look at what's most intriguing now that February and all its fervor has arrived.
SECOND-HALF HEROICS: North College Hill wasn't the only team Friday night to utilize a second-half comeback to knock off a conference opponent, handing said opponent its first conference loss of the season.
Anderson, which trailed 18-9 at the half, outscored Walnut Hills 21-9 in the fourth quarter to hand the Eagles their first Eastern Cincinnati Conference loss of the season, 45-42.
Anderson's senior center Hunter Bode scored a game-high 23 points with 12 rebounds to lead the Redskins, while teammate Patrick Dames added 12 points and five assists.
Ross trailed a Northwest team Friday night that had won 16 consecutive Southwest Ohio Conference games until the Rams outscored the Knights 22-10 in the fourth quarter to end that streak with a 50-47 win. Ross' Landon Angel went 10-of-11 from the foul line to finish with a game-high 21 points and six rebounds.
More: Taft takes control of CMAC with win over Hughes
Purcell Marian plays top-shelf talent
MOHAWKS HEATING UP: With a 55-50 win over Mount Notre Dame earlier this week - its first Girls Greater Catholic League loss this season - McAuley splits the GGCL title with the Cougars. It's the second straight league title for McAuley. The Mohawks won the outright title last year.
Since losing back-to-back games to Lakota West and MND back on Dec. 29 and Jan. 4, the Mohawks have rattled off eight wins in a row.
During that streak, sophomore guard Lexi Fleming, usually known more for her on-ball defensive pressure, has averaged better than 15 points per game for a squad that relies heavily on its guard play.
McAuley has two regular-season games left against McNicholas and Carroll, and they could be a dangerous team throughout the postseason.
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BOYS CONFERENCE RACES: Moeller in the Greater Catholic League South, Princeton in the Greater Miami Conference, Deer Park in the Cincinnati Hills League, Georgetown and Wilmington in the Southern Buckeye Conference, all remain unblemished in conference play and hold commanding leads in their respective leagues.
McNicholas, at 16-2 overall and 7-1 in the Greater Catholic League Co-ed Central, are in control in the conference, although the Rockets have a big regular-season finale at home Feb. 16 against Purcell Marian, a 13-5 team that beat McNick earlier this season.
Taft took control of the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference Friday night with a win over Hughes.
Despite losing Friday to North College Hill, Summit Country Day still holds a one-game lead over NCH in the Miami Valley Conference Scarlet division, while Cincinnati Christian leads the Gray division.
Also suffering its first league loss Friday night, Northwest still holds a two-game lead in the Southwest Ohio Conference.
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GIRLS CONFERENCE RACES: With the GGCL already decided, the other major conference race will come down to a Feb. 10 meeting between Lakota West and Mason. The Firebirds are 13-0 in the Greater Miami Conference and Mason's 12-1, while its lone loss was 51-50 against Lakota West.
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Madeira and Mariemont are currently tied at the top of the Cincinnati Hills League. They've already played twice and split the season series. Madeira has two remaining league games and Mariemont has three.
Shroder has been untouchable so far in the Cincinnati Metro Athletic Conference. The Jaguars have a commanding three-game lead over Taft.
Like Shroder, Walnut Hills is unbeaten in the Eastern Cincinnati Conference with three league games left, Summit Country Day is undefeated in the Miami Valley Conference Scarlet, and Williamsburg has not lost in the Southern Buckeye Conference.
In the MVC Gray, Seven Hills and Clark Montessori are each 11-4 in the league.
The Greater Catholic League Co-ed Central race is intriguing with Badin and Purcell Marian deadlocked at 5-3 in league action.
Little Miami holds a one-game lead in the Southwest Ohio Conference, but one of its two remaining games is against Edgewood, a team nipping at its heels in the league. That meeting could very well decide whether the SWOC has an outright champ or co-champs.
Buy Photo Holmes head coach Greg Ash rallies his team during Holmes' 76-30 girls basketball win over Beechwood Jan. 31, 2018 at Beechwood High School, Fort Mitchell KY. (Photo: James Weber/ Enquirer)
SUPER TUESDAY: The State of the Union address was this past Tuesday, but this upcoming Tuesday will be a crucial day on several fronts in local high school basketball as teams will address the states of their seasons.
In girls, Highlands will play at Holmes in a key Ninth Region battle. It will also go a long way in determining the NKAC Division II title. Both teams are undefeated in conference play. Holmes has a win over rival Holy Cross, who has yet to play Highlands.
Holy Cross will play Notre Dame Tuesday. HC is 1-1 in 35th District play and NDA 1-0. An NDA win sets up a match with Holmes Feb. 10 for the top seed. An HC win could set up a three-way tie for number one if NDA beats Holmes. Holmes controls its destiny for the top seed either way.
Campbell County will play at Simon Kenton in a possible matchup of two regional champions, with Campbell favored to win the 10th and SK the 8th. It will also likely decide the NKAC Division I title. Campbell is undefeated so far in conference play. SK, the defending conference champ, has one loss to Ryle, who has two.
Bellevue plays at Ludlow in a key NKAC D-III match. Bellevue has one loss in NKAC play and Ludlow two. On Friday, Bellevue then hosts Dayton, who has one loss in conference play, making this a crucial week for all three.
GIRLS DISTRICT SEEDING UPDATE: 32nd – Simon Kenton has the top seed. Walton-Verona clinches the two with a win over Williamstown Saturday. If so, Grant County is three. If W-V loses, the three teams are tied for second. 33rd – Ryle has clinched the top seed and is 5-0 in district play, and will play Boone County (0-5). Cooper (3-2) and Conner (2-3) are locked into the 2/3 semifinal. 34th – Dixie Heights has the top seed. The other four seeds are still in flux, with St. Henry and Ludlow playing a key game on Saturday. 36th – Highlands has clinched the top seed and NCC the two. Newport can clinch the three seed by beating Bellevue Saturday. 37th – Campbell County has clinched the top seed. Scott and Brossart will be the 2/3 matchup.
CAMPBELL LOSES TOUGH ONE TO SACRED HEART: Campbell County girls lost 59-58 to Sacred Heart Friday night in a Louisville in a matchup of the top two teams in the Litkenhous ratings. The Courier-Journal covered it here.
Campbell senior Taylor Clos, who notched her 2,000th career point in December, is the all-time leading scorer in Campbell County history, boys or girls. That was announced Wednesday night.
RAIDERS RAIDING: Ryle boys team knocked off Boone County in overtime Thursday night, 59-58, in a key 33rd District game. The win was Ryle’s second in a row after a 10-game losing streak, improving the Raiders to 8-14 overall. Vince Rankin, who averages 17 points and has missed nine games with injury, had 25 points. No one else on the team averages more than seven points per game.
The Ryle girls team had an emphatic 81-49 win over rival Cooper Friday. Jaiden Douthit had a phenomenal nine 3-pointers for the Raiders.
MAYER RETURNS: Covington Catholic senior AJ Mayer played for the first time in more than a month in Friday’s 79-43 win over Beechwood. He scored 16 points in 12 minutes, nine of the points from the foul line. Mayer, the all-state football quarterback, was a key starter for the Colonels last year but has had limited contributions this season. If he can approach last year's production, the Colonels become even more dangerous than ever.
ALL “A” HANGOVER? NO: The All “A” Classic state tournament is always a big goal for the teams that qualify for it. An annual challenge for coaches is for players to get refocused on the stretch run of the regular season after they get back from the tournament.
Beechwood and Walton-Verona boys teams didn’t have problems this week after strong showings in Richmond last weekend. Beechwood, who has posted several landmark wins this season, added another with a 57-52 win Tuesday over a bigger school, Conner. Walton-Verona, who lost in the All “A” final to Lexington Christian, beat district foe Williamstown 85-35 on Tuesday, then knocked off Grant County 79-51 on Friday. Grant Grubbs had 27 points on Tuesday and was 7 of 7 from 3-point range. W-V head coach Grant Brannen scheduled those games this week to force his team to refocus, and it worked.
The Walton-Verona girls responded with a 56-44 win this week over Eighth Region foe Gallatin County, and a hard-fought 65-52 loss to bigger school Cooper. Holy Cross scheduled bigger foes as well, losing 42-30 to Ninth Region favorite Ryle, then a close two-point loss, 42-40, to defending 10th Region champ George Rogers Clark.
BOYS DISTRICT UPDATES: Updates on district tourney seeding. 32nd – Walton-Verona is the top seed and will play Williamstown in the semifinals. . Simon Kenton and Grant County will be in the 2/3 game. 33rd – Cooper is the top seed. Boone County and Ryle are the 2 and 3, and Conner the four. 34th – Dixie Heights is the top seed. St. Henry and Lloyd are 2/3; 35th – CovCath won the top seed Friday night by beating Beechwood. Beechwood and Holy Cross play Feb. 10. An HC win gives the Indians the two seed. A Beechwood makes a three-way tie for the spot with Holmes. 36th – Newport and NewCath play for the top seed Monday. Highlands is the three seed, and Bellevue/Dayton the four and five. 37th – Campbell County is the top seed. Brossart and Scott are the 2/3, and Calvary/Silver Grove the 4/5.
BOYS NKAC UPDATE: DI – CovCath has the upper hand, being undefeated with games against Dixie Heights Feb. 9 and Simon Kenton Feb. 13. DII – Newport, Holy Cross and Holmes each have one loss with several games to go. DIII – Calvary, 14-10 overall, has one loss. Villa Madonna has two after losing to Bellevue Friday. Calvary and VMA meet Feb. 8 at VMA.


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With 20 blockbuster movies and counting since 2008, the Marvel Cinematic Universe has created a cosmos of big stars, from the misfit crew of "Guardians of the Galaxy" to the high-profile African superhero of "Black Panther." Just imagine a pop culture without these films: Iron Man wouldn’t be a household name like Batman or Superman, Ultron would just sound like a bathroom cleaner and certainly nobody would know what the heck “I am Groot” is supposed to mean.
So where does the new superhero sequel "Ant-Man and the Wasp" (officially opening Friday, though theaters will show it the night before) fit into this (seemingly) never-ending superhero saga? Here’s the definitive ranking of all the Marvel movies so far:
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Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) get flirty in 'Iron Man 2.'
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20. 'Iron Man 2' (2010)
Let’s accentuate the positive: The sequel gave us Scarlett Johansson’s sleek secret agent Black Widow and put Don Cheadle in the War Machine armor. Everything else was a scattershot mess with Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) taking on the wholly underwhelming villain Whiplash (Mickey Rourke).
The big guy on the rampage in 'The Incredible Hulk.'
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19. 'The Incredible Hulk' (2008)
Before ultimately being replaced in other movies by Mark Ruffalo, Edward Norton starred as scientist Bruce Banner in this odd duck from the nascent MCU. This mostly forgettable affair exists to serve as a reminder that we still deserve a good solo Hulk film one day.
Tony (Robert Downey Jr.) and Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) share one of the few non-dangerous moments in 'Iron Man 3.'
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18. 'Iron Man 3' (2013)
The results are only so-so as Stark tussles with PTSD, criminally underused antagonist Mandarin (Ben Kingsley) and yawn-worthy villain Aldrich Killian (Guy Pearce). The threequel also proved that, yes, too many armored suits are a bad thing — heck, even Gwyneth Paltrow gets one.
Loki (Tom Hiddleston) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) foster a sibling rivalry in 'Thor: The Dark World.'
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17. 'Thor: The Dark World' (2013)
Chris Hemsworth’s thunder god has a sequel that’s a blender of familiar fantasy tropes as Thor and love interest Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) have to deal with a dark elf with an Infinity Stone. Tom Hiddleston’s iconic trickster Loki is in fine form and the film’s highlight in every way.
A thunder god (Chris Hemsworth) comes to Earth to prove his worth in 'Thor.'
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16. 'Thor' (2011)
Not Marvel’s greatest solo movie, but certainly one that takes some admirable swings. A quasi-family drama that boots Thor from the realm of Asgard to Earth in fish-out-of-water fashion so he can be worthy of his mystical hammer, Mjølnir.
The good guys roll out the welcome mat for a killer robot in 'Avengers: Age of Ultron.'
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15. 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' (2015)
Bursting with a packed ensemble, it’s lacking the superteam mojo of the first "Avengers." Only when we see Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and his secret home life do we get that great Joss Whedon touch. Also: Bless James Spader’s heart for being the world’s snarkiest killer robot.
Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly, left) and Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) suit up as partners in "Ant-Man and the Wasp."
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14. 'Ant-Man and the Wasp' (2018)
The satisfying sequel doubles down on all the aspects that made the original "Ant-Man" joyful with one big (or, small, depending on how you look at it) addition: Evangeline Lilly debuts her winged and awesomely rough-and-tumble Wasp on an adventure that takes its size-changing heroes from San Francisco to the Quantum Realm.
Thor (Chris Hemsworth, left) and Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) team up in 'Thor: Ragnarok.'
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13. 'Thor: Ragnarok' (2017)
Thor and Hulk make a dynamic duo in the best "Thor" solo film (and funniest Marvel project), and anything with the two of them is magic. It's just too bad the larger narrative featuring a hostile takeover by goddess of death Hela (Cate Blanchett) takes a backseat to the various shenanigans.
Benedict Cumberbatch brought magic to the Marvel world with 'Doctor Strange.'
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12. 'Doctor Strange' (2016)
Benedict Cumberbatch gets a fantastically weird and trippy introduction to the MCU as a sorcerer supreme who goes from rich jerk to humbled hero. It’s a magical version of Iron Man’s origin and some gags are overly goofy, yet the filmmaking wizardry and effects are second to none.
Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) steals a suit that changes his life in 'Ant-Man.'
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11. 'Ant-Man' (2015)
The heist comedy with a super-shrinking dude was a bigger risk than "Guardians of the Galaxy." Paul Rudd, Michael Douglas and Evangeline Lilly are great together, though, and Marvel gave us something we hadn’t seen yet: a hero who’s also an ex-con dad.
Robert Downey Jr. and 'Iron Man' jumpstarted the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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10. 'Iron Man' (2008)
The beginning, the kickoff, the OG. A crew of Avengers was probably still a pipe dream for fans and most of Hollywood when Robert Downey Jr. first put on the Iron Man suit, but from the start, the signature swagger, attitude and swig of humility he gave Tony Stark set the tone for everything that was to come.
Ned (Jacob Batalon, left) and Peter (Tom Holland) nerd out in 'Spider-Man: Homecoming.'
9. 'Spider-Man: Homecoming' (2017)
Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can — and when you're Tom Holland, the new version of the teen web slinger, you also deal with balancing extracurriculars, getting a date for the big homecoming dance, trying to impress Tony Stark and fighting the Vulture in an epic young-adult adventure.
Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) supports his fellow soldiers in 'Captain America: The First Avenger.'
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8. 'Captain America: The First Avenger' (2011)
Marvel nailed the origin story of Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), the little guy whose heart was bigger than his biceps until a super-soldier serum pumped him up. It offered a great World War II aesthetic, two-fisted adventure and a moral code that created an intriguing thread for his next two movies.
Peter Quill (Chris Pratt) hangs with his dad (Kurt Russell), a living planet, in 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.'
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7. 'Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2' (2017)
They had us at “Kurt Russell plays a living planet.” The gravy is everything else: adorable Baby Groot dancing in the middle of a space battle, Dave Bautista’s Drax being the buff, oddball voice of reason, and Michael Rooker’s space outlaw Yondu stealing the show.
Thanos (Josh Brolin) is out to smash superheroes and grab some Infinity Stones in "Avengers: Infinity War."
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6. 'Avengers: Infinity War' (2018)
The third Avengers film is the all-night buffet of superhero fare, with a slew of folks rallying to fend off Thanos, a dude bent on destroying half the universe. It's all pretty tasty, though, with great one-liners, a narrative where good people make some bad decisions, and a stupendous cliffhanger that you'll love to hate.
Erik Killmonger (Michael B. Jordan) and T'Challa/Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) don't see eye to eye on Wakanda's future in 'Black Panther.'
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5. 'Black Panther' (2018)
From hanging in 1990s Oakland to flying through futuristic present-day Africa, the first solo film for Chadwick Boseman’s warrior king is a magnificent journey with awesome set pieces (including a car chase through South Korea that'll leave you breathless) and a near-perfect villain in Michael B. Jordan's Erik Killmonger. Wakanda forever!
Marvel's A-list came together for 'The Avengers.'
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4. 'The Avengers' (2012)
Whedon’s jam-packed ensemble completely lived up to its giant-size expectations. While the heroes-batting-each-other trope is starting to get played out, the excitement is palpable and fanboy hearts melt when hammers and shield fly as Iron Man, Cap and Thor meet.
It's Team Cap vs. Team Iron Man in 'Civil War.'
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3. 'Captain America: Civil War' (2016)
Personal and political stakes are at play as Cap chooses his best friend (and brainwashed assassin) over Iron Man, blowing up the Avengers dynamic. Plus, it has the best superhero battle of them all and memorable intros for Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) and Spider-Man (Tom Holland).
The not-quite-Avengers-yet crew has to save the universe in 'Guardians of the Galaxy.'
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2. 'Guardians of the Galaxy' (2014)
Fantastic tunes, a strange cast of characters that inexplicably works, and a story where you’re hooked on a bunch of feelings, from the emotions of young Peter Quill crying over his dying mother to the hilarity of grown-up Peter (Chris Pratt) explaining Footloose to new pal Gamora (Zoe Saldana). We are Groot, indeed.
Cap (Chris Evans) and Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) are at the center of a big ol' conspiracy in 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier.'
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1. 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' (2014)
More political thriller than superhero blockbuster, Captain America’s second solo film — and the best Marvel jam of them all — taps into timely themes of privacy concerns, an enemy growing from within, and military might used in ethically questionable ways. Come for the timeliness, stay for Cap wrecking a bunch of guys in an elevator.
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Floro was traded from the Reds to the Dodgers on Wednesday along with minor-league pitcher Zach Neal and international signing bonus pool space in exchange for minor-league pitchers James Marinan and Aneurys Zabala.
Floro had been a capable performer for the Reds in long relief this season, posting a 2.72 ERA and 1.40 WHIP in 36.1 innings. A 6.7 K/9 limits Floro's fantasy appeal even as a ratio stabilizer in NL-only or deeper mixed formats, but his 56.8 percent groundball rate should at least help him enjoy decent results out of the bullpen as he heads to Los Angeles.

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August 14 (The Sports Xchange) - Cleveland Indians All-Star reliever Andrew Miller will embark on a rehab outing at Triple-A Columbus on Wednesday and could return to the team two days later, manager Terry Francona announced Monday.
Miller, who has been sidelined since Aug. 3 with patellar tendinitis in his right knee, has progressed through bullpen sessions on Friday and Sunday.
Miller owns a 4-3 record with a 1.67 ERA and 78 strikeouts in 54 innings this season. The 32-year-old left-hander has issued 10 walks in his last 19 games (22 2/3 innings), eclipsing the nine walks he had during the 2016 season (74 1/3 innings).
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Tyler Clippard, traded out of a pennant race last month, is headed to a contender.
The Houston Astros acquired the right-handed reliever from the Chicago White Sox late Sunday night in exchange for a player to be named or cash considerations.
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The Toronto Blue Jays recalled left-handed reliever Tim Mayza from Triple-A Buffalo before Monday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays.
They optioned Lionel Campos to Buffalo and cleared space on the 40-man roster by giving fellow right-hander Taylor Cole his unconditional release.
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The Blue Jays recalled right-hander Chase Whitley from Triple-A Durham.
Whitley replaced left-hander Jose Alvarado, who was optioned to Durham on Sunday. Whitley is 2-1 with a 3.45 ERA in 31 games for the Rays. He was optioned to Durham on Aug. 1.
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Vieira, who has yet to pitch in the majors, will take the roster spot of right-hander Christian Bergman, who was demoted to Tacoma.


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A multistate manhunt for the suspect in a random killing that Cleveland police say he recorded and posted to Facebook is entering its third day.
Authorities say it’s now a nationwide search for 37-year-old Steve Stephens, who’s wanted on an aggravated murder charge in the shooting death of a 74-year-old retired man in Cleveland on Sunday.
Videos Stephens shared show him talking about his despair over gambling debts and trouble with his girlfriend.
On Monday evening, Facebook announced that it was launching a review for reporting harmful content following the killing. The company says it disabled Stephen’s account within 23 minutes of receiving the first report about the video of the fatal shooting and two hours after receiving any report. Facebook says, “we know we need to do better.”

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WASHINGTON (AP) - Scientists have witnessed the first modern case of what they call "river piracy" and they blame global warming. Most of the water gushing from a large glacier in northwest Canada last year suddenly switched from one river to another.
That changed the Slims River from a 10-foot (3 meters) deep, raging river to something so shallow that it barely was above a scientist's high top sneakers at midstream. The melt from the Yukon's Kaskawulsh glacier now flows mostly into the Alsek River and ends up in the Pacific Ocean instead of the Arctic's Bering Sea.
It seemed to all happen in about one day - last May 26 - based on river gauge data, said Dan Shugar, a University of Washington Tacoma professor who studies how land changes. A 100-foot (30-meter) tall canyon formed at the end of the glacier, rerouting the melting water, Shugar and his colleagues wrote in a study published in Monday's journal Nature Geoscience .
In this photo provided by Jim Best/University of Illinois, taken in 2016, a close-up view of the ice-walled canyon at the terminus of the Kaskawulsh Glacier, with recently collapsed ice blocks. This canyon now carries almost all meltwater from the toe of the glacier down the Kaskawulsh Valley and toward the Gulf of Alaska and the Pacific Ocean instead of the Bering Sea. (Jim Best/University of Illinois via AP)
The term "river piracy" is usually used to describe events that take a long time to occur, such as tens of thousands of years, and had not been seen in modern times, especially not this quickly, said study co-author Jim Best of the University of Illinois. It's different from something like the Mississippi River changing course at its delta and it involves more than one river and occurs at the beginning of a waterway, not the end.
The scientists had been to the edge of the Kaskawulsh glacier in 2013. Then the Slims River was "swift, cold and deep" and flowing fast enough that it could be dangerous to wade through, Shugar said. They returned last year to find the river shallow and as still as a lake, while the Alsek, was deeper and flowing faster.
"We were really surprised when we got there and there was basically no water in the river," Shugar said of the Slims. "We could walk across it and we wouldn't get our shirts wet. It was like a snake-shaped lake rather than a river."
What had been a river delta at the edge of the Slims River had changed into a place full of "afternoon dust storms with this fine dust getting into your nose and your mouth," Best said.
The lack of water in the Slims wasn't because of changes in rainfall, Shugar said. They know that because it's a river fed mostly by glacial melt, not rain, and the Alsek increased in amounts similar to what disappeared from the Slims.
The Kaskawulsh glacier covers about 9,650 square miles (25,000 square kilometers), about the size of Vermont. The front of the glacier has retreated nearly 1.2 miles (1.9 kilometers) since 1899, Shugar said.
The scientists calculate that there is only a 1 in 200 chance that the retreating glacier and river piracy is completely natural without man-made global warming. They used weather and ice observations and a computer simulation that models how likely the glacier retreat would be with current conditions and without heat-trapping greenhouse gases.
Several outside scientists praised the study as significant and sensible.
"This is an interesting study and reconfirms that climate change has large, widespread and sometimes surprising impacts," Pennsylvania State University glacier expert Richard Alley, who wasn't part of the study, said in an email.
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Jakobshavn glacier, responsible for feeding flotillas of icebergs into the Ilulissat icefjord - and possibly for unleashing the iceberg that sank the Titanic - is an enormous outlet for the larger Greenland ice sheet, which itself contains enough ice to raise seas by more than 20 feet. Of that ice, more than 6 percent flows toward the ocean through Jakobshavn, which has raced inland since the 1990s, pouring ever more of its mass into the seas - a change that scientists believe has been caused by warming ocean temperatures.
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Kampala- It is almost impossible to write anything Ugandan football today without mentioning KCCA anywhere, somewhere. From national team action, through underage competitions to club football, Mike Mutebi’s men have rightly earned the mileage they enjoy on all media spheres.
KCCA, Sserunkuma dominate.
Like they did in 2016 – winning the title ahead of Vipers by four points, the now 12-time Uganda Premier League (UPL) champions repeated the feat this year, pipping arch rivals SC Villa to the gong by eight points.
With a budget bigger than anyone else thanks to the Authority and sponsors, players falling over themelves to play at the Lugogo side, and some fairly decent management both administratively and on the technical bench, KCCA tore through the field to the finish line.
In a season where they also won the Uganda Cup to confirm their first ever double, and entered history books as the first domestic club to reach the group stages of the Confederation Cup, Geoffrey Sserunkuma sparked and Muzamiru Mutyaba switched on.
Mutyaba scored six times and contributed eight assists as KCCA won the league title last season while Sserunkuma – also the club’s MVP - scored a league high 21 goals and 32 in all competitions.
SC Villa wait stretches on
For a side that finished fourth and seven points behind eventual champions KCCA in 2016, SC Villa’s second place finish this year behind the same winners – could be counted as progress.
There was also marked improvement in points garnered from 50 the previous campaign to 58, only that KCCA also stepped up from 57 to 66 to continue Villa’s long wait for the Jogoos first league title since 2004.
Emmanuel Okwi scored 10 of Villa’s 46 goals despite playing only 12 matches. The 16-time record champions are, however, on course to clawing back the lost glory. But they have to keep the distance from KCCA until May next year.
Villa lead standings for the 2017/18 season by five points at 25 after 13 matches played. Clearly, a long way to go!
Sponsorships continue
This year also saw increased sponsorship football generally – Airtel’s new four-year deal with Fufa worth Shs10b coming to mind. But it is the revenues coming to clubs that created some excitement in the league.
The most recent one is a Shs300m two-year deal between Vipers and Dfcu Bank. This deal with Dfcu brought the amount in sponsorships coming to Vipers to a total of Shs1.4b.
The Venons first major break in sponsorships came late last year when they signed a Shs632m deal with Hima Cement. They followed that with a Shs500m pact with steel manufacturers Roofings Limited early this year.
KCCA, who are getting Shs1.29b from MTN for three years, also extended their Startimes partnership to 2021, with Shs3.2b being given in exchange for the Philip Omondi Stadium naming rights. Sponsorship money coming to KCCA is just over Shs4b.
Newcomers in topflight football, Mbarara City have not been left behind. They scooped a Shs200m deal with Top Bet, while Onduparaka, who most recently partnered with MTN on a one-year Shs390m deal, renewed their business treaty with Betway worth Shs600m - up from Shs180m.
Paidha’s Cup fairy-tale
One would have argued that Paidha had it easy en route to the final of the 2017 Uganda Cup. Yes they edged Sadolin Paints 3-2 to make the final but Hussein Kheri’s boys were also responsible for then defending champions, Vipers early exit. KCCA did dispatch the West Nilers in the final for Mike Mutebi’s men to confirm the club’s first ever double but take nothing away from Paidha’s fairy-tale.
This was the second successive year a team from the lower division were reaching the Uganda Cup final. Onduparaka lost to Vipers in last year’s final on the eve of starting their new life in topflight football.
Onyebuchi misfortune
This year was also a stark reminder that we continue to flirt with calamity when it comes to the medical preparedness in our football and sport in general.
Forty eight minutes into Express versus Proline Uganda Premier League (UPL) match on March 19 at Wankulukuku and Red Eagles defender Vincent Onyebuchi suffers a fracture. Medical check? No ambulance.
It took a fan to rush the player in his car to a medical facility. There, however, has since been some shift, with most clubs now forging partnerships with hospitals and clinics to avail ambulances during matches.

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NASHVILLE — Country star Eric Church says he felt “broken” after the Las Vegas massacre. So he tried to fix it the only way he knows how — with music.
Church wrote a song called “Why Not Me,” which he performed during his show Wednesday at the Grand Ole Opry, and dedicated it to the victims and survivors of the shooting.
Church had performed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival two days before 58 people were killed there. The senseless deaths of so many people — many of them his fans — was weighing him down.
“That night something broke in me,” said Church, near tears. “And the only way I’ve ever fixed anything that’s been broken in me is with music.”
He told the crowd he was inspired to write “Why Not Me” after thinking about his fans who perished in the violence.
“I saw that crowd. I saw ’em with their hands in the air. I saw ’em with boots in the air,” he said. “What I saw, that moment in time that was frozen, there’s no amount of bullets that can take it away.”
He also said the song was for two people who weren’t in the Grand Ole Opry crowd to hear it — Sonny and Heather Melton.
“Last night, somebody sent me a video, of a lady named Heather Melton,” he said. “And she was talking to Anderson Cooper on CNN. And she had on our ‘Church Choir’ tour shirt. And he said ‘What brought you to Vegas?’ And she goes, ‘We went there to see Eric Church.’ Because it was Sonny’s, her husband that died, it was his guy. ‘And we went there to see his guy.’ And then she said we have tickets for the Grand Ole Opry tomorrow night.”
Church pointed out two empty seats in Section 3, Row F.
“There’s some empty seats. That’s their seats,” said Church, his voice filled with emotion. “The reason I’m here, the reason why I’m here tonight is because of Heather Melton, her husband Sonny who died and every person who was there.”
Country singer and songwriter Maren Morris also released a song with Vince Gill called “Dear Hate.” Proceeds raised on iTunes will go to the Music City Cares Fund.
Due to the overwhelming response, "Dear Hate" will be available on iTunes Friday with proceeds going to the Music City Cares Fund. — MAREN MORRIS (@MarenMorris) October 3, 2017
Morris said she wrote the song three years ago and recorded it last year. The singer and songwriter said she never knew when she’d put it out, but decided to do so Monday.

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This AR-15 rifle is fitted with a "bump stock." The stock uses the recoil of the semi-automatic rifle to let the finger "bump" the trigger, making it different from a fully automatic machine gun. (Photo: Associated Press)
A Tucson City Council member has proposed a citywide ban on the sale, purchase and possession of "bump stocks," the rifle accessory used during the mass shooting in Las Vegas on Oct. 1.
The move drew pointed criticism at a gathering of national conservative groups in Mesa, including representatives of the National Rifle Association.
Steve Kozachik, the council member representing Ward 6 in Tucson, said he requested that consideration of the ban be placed on the council's agenda for Oct. 24. A spokeswoman for the city could not confirm if the matter was added to that day's agenda.
“We don't need to wait on Congress anymore. We don't need to wait on the state Legislature anymore.” Councilman Steve Kozachik
"We've been waiting through having 20 little kids killed in Newtown, we've been waiting since 49 people were murdered at the Pulse nightclub, we've been waiting since dozens were murdered in Aurora ...," he said, referencing mass shootings in 2012 or later in Connecticut, Florida and Colorado.
"We don't need to wait on Congress anymore," he said. "We don't need to wait on the state Legislature anymore."
This is not the first time Tucson has waded into the regulation of firearms. In August, the state's Supreme Court ruled that Tucson does not have the right to ignore state law when it comes to police matters. That ruling came after the state's attorney general claimed a 12-year-old Tucson ordinance allowing for the destruction of confiscated guns conflicted with state law, which requires them to be sold.
"I'm not anti-Second Amendment. I'm not anti-gun," Kozachik said.
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Todd Rathner, a lobbyist based in Tucson and a member of the NRA board of directors, said during a panel on the Second Amendment at the Mesa event Friday that he had learned of the proposal in a text message.
"Unfortunately, it's going to cost the taxpayers of the city of Tucson a lot," Rathner said.
He said it would be up to the Legislature and attorney general to "hold firm" against Tucson.
The panel in Mesa was held by the American Conservative Union Foundation and the Conservative Political Action Conference, a part of a daylong conservative event. It included two members of the NRA's board of directors, Rathner and Willes Lee, as well as Fox News contributor Katie Pavlich.
"The City Council is really out of their mind," Rathner said. "They continually try to regulate things around the Second Amendment even though the Arizona state Legislature has done a very good job of saying, 'No, you can't regulate guns.' "
A prayer at the beginning of the event, hours before the Second Amendment panel, acknowledged the shooting victims in Las Vegas. During the hourlong panel, no panelist explicitly mentioned the mass shooting but did discuss the NRA's call for a review on bump stocks.
"I am concerned about the slippery slope of banning bump stocks," Pavlich said. "I think there could be a very dangerous legal precedent set for every single firearm that is semi-automatic."
Panelists characterized a movement against firearms as a culture war.
"These attacks on the Second Amendment are an attack on our culture," Rathner said.
Lee, who specified that he doesn't speak for the NRA, said in an interview with The Arizona Republic after the panel that the "issue isn't about guns."
"It is about freedom," he said "It is about, in this case, I believe the mental health of this individual."
"I find this jump to asking gun owners or the NRA to always make a comment after some murderer does something like this pretty irrelevant, considering we had nothing to do with it," Pavlich said.
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Bruno Mars shocked his sold-out Auburn Hills, MI audience on Saturday (August 12) when he announced he will donate $1 million from the show’s proceeds to provide aid to Flint water crisis victims.
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“I’m very thankful to the Michigan audience for joining me in supporting this cause,” Mars said. “Ongoing challenges remain years later for Flint residents, and it’s important that we don’t forget our brothers and sisters affected by this disaster. As people, especially as Americans, we need to stand together to make sure something like this never happens in any community ever again.”
The funds will benefit The Community Foundation of Greater Flint nonprofit.

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The 2017 Teen Choice Awards were held on Sunday evening (Aug. 13) and one major name was missing: Miley Cyrus. The singer and actress shared her apologies with fans on Instagram that evening, explaining that while she had every intention of attending the awards show to accept her trophy for The Ultimate Choice Award, her schedule simply wouldn’t allow her.
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“To my dearest fans & all of those watching @teenchoicefox ! I want to say thank you from the very bottom of my heart for presenting me with #TheUltimateChoiceAward!” Cyrus writes. “I am beyond bummed I couldn’t make it to the show as I had every intention of being there to accept and celebrate this honor! I created an unrealistic schedule for myself which leads me to this announcement!”
Then, with the grace of a veteran politician, Miley spun her apology into an act of self-promotion. “I’ve been tryin to keep the secret but I can’t hide it any longer! My new single / music video #YoungerNow will be dropping this Friday, Aug 18th & I am sooooooo EXCITED to share it with all of you! I hope to always make people smile and shine light thru my work! I look forward to making music for the rest of my life and I’m thankful everyday for those who listen! I am sending so much love and peace into the world right now because THATS what we need most! Love Love & more LOVE!”
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EU states are in talks with the International Criminal Police Organization’s (Interpol) to help stop political abuse of the police agency, Matti Maasikas, Estonia’s Deputy Minister for EU Affairs, told MEPs in the European Parliament in Strasbourg on Wednesday.
According to a report by Euobserver, the issue has become of “great concern” to EU states, said Matti Maasikas and added that an EU-Interpol committee would “discuss possible improvements of Interpol systems” with the police body at a meeting on November 20, 2017.
Maasikas said Germany and Sweden had asked Estonia, which currently holds the EU term presidency, to tackle the subject. He said “it is important that a proper review takes place of the Red Notice before issuance” and that an “effective redress mechanism exists” for people who end up as Interpol targets.
During a plenary sitting on Thursday, the members of the European Parliament, have also given the message that Turkey is “abusing” the Interpol Red Notices. “The Red Notice is never the sole basis for a return decision … The correct judicial process is required,” Maasikas said, underlining that the number of red bulletins had “increased significantly” in the recent period.
Estonia’s Maasikas has also said that it would not be practical to hold a full judicial review of each Red Notice case before an alert was issued. He added that EU states had not made up their mind how the police body should safeguard its work. “We are in a situation where [EU] member states are members of an international organisation where there is no agreed common EU line or policy,” he said.
Vera Jourova, a European Commission member on justice, consumer and gender equality, said it is “worrying” when Interpol Red Notices are “used by some countries for political purposes.” Jourova added that “It is up to Interpol to put in place procedures to prevent abuse.” Joureva said the European Commission had no mandate to influence its work, but she said Interpol was putting in place new rules to stop people who had obtained asylum overseas from being targeted.
Many members of the European Parliament who took the floor during the session said countries such as Russia, China, Iran and Turkey are using Interpol Red Notices to silence political dissident.
Interpol is an intergovernmental body based in Lyon, France. It has no outside oversight, but its 1957 Charter says Red Notices should not be issued for political, military, religious, or racist motives.
“We need to speak out when there are instances of repression and to make sure there are safeguards,” Claude Moraes, a centre-left British MEP, said. He said there should be “necessity and proportionality checks carried out on Red Notices from some countries” to stop “obvious abuses of human rights.”
The European Parliament’s decision to hold the plenary session came after Turkey issued a Red Notice for Turkish dissent journalist Can Dündar, Hamza Yalçın, a Turkish-Swedish reporter and writer, as well as German-Turkish writer Doğan Akhanlı, who were subsequently detained temporarily in Spain. Interpol states are not obliged to honour red alerts, but Spain arrested Akhanlı and Yalçın while they were visiting the country, where they are now fighting extradition to Turkey.
The plenary session also referred to a resolution taken by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe earlier this year, which called on Interpol “to continue improving its Red Notice procedure in order to prevent and redress abuses even more effectively.”
The resolution in April had noted that Interpol’s Red Notice system has been “abused by some countries to repress freedom of expression or to persecute members of the political opposition beyond their borders.”
A Red Notice is a request to locate and provisionally arrest an individual pending extradition, but Interpol cannot compel any member country to arrest an individual that is the subject of the notice. Each member country decides for itself what legal value to give a Red Notice within their borders.
The Turkish government’s blatant abuse of the International Criminal Police Organization (Interpol) to persecute, harass and intimidate critics and opponents is much worse than one can imagine, a research by Stockholm Center for Freedom (SCF), an advocacy group that tracks rights violations in Turkey, has revealed.
“The dubious and false charges filed by Turkey through Interpol to hunt down legitimate critics of Turkey’s autocratic President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan have in some cases succeeded in extraditing people from abroad, subjecting returnees to torture and ill treatment in notorious Turkish prisons. In other cases, people were stranded in third countries while travelling and were forced to fight the forcible return as they remained in detention facilities,” said the SCF report.
Leading NGOs, such as Fair Trials in the UK, the New York-based Human Rights Watch, and Reporters Without Borders in Paris, have also urged the Interpol to weed out abuses.

U.S.-born British fund manager and Kremlin critic Bill Browder was arrested in Spain on a Russian Interpol arrest warrant on Wednesday before being released later in the day.
Russia has labeled Browder a national security threat, banned him from the country in 2005 and tried him in absentia for tax evasion in 2013. Russia placed Browder on an Interpol wanted list last fall — its fifth attempt — after Interpol called it a misuse of the system and urged member states to ignore notices on Browder.


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Question: T.O. van attack suspect charged

TORONTO — Accused Toronto van attack suspect Alek Minassian has been charged with 10 counts of first-degree murder and 13 of attempted murder.
Minassian, 25, made a brief court appearance Tuesday dressed in a white forensic jumpsuit. He showed no emotion as he stated his name for the Finch Ave. court.
Justice of the peace Stephen Waisberg ordered him remanded in custody until he appears by video May 10.
Minassian was also ordered to not contact any of the 13 people he’s accused of trying to run down on Yonge St. during the horrific attack. Court documents identified them as: Sammantha Samson, Samantha Peart, Morgan McDougall, Mavis Justino, Catherine Riddell, Aleksandra Kozhevinikova, Amir Kiumarsi, Yunsheng Tian, Jun Seok Park, Amaresh Tesfamariam, Beverly Smith, Robert Anderson, and So Ra.
The names of the murder victims were not mentioned on the information charging Minassian.
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Credit Suisse Securities (USA), a unit of Credit Suisse AG (CSGN.S), and a former investment adviser have agreed to pay about $8 million in fines to settle charges relating to improper investments, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said.
According to the SEC's orders issued on Tuesday, Credit Suisse collected about $3.2 million in avoidable fees from clients during 2009-2014, and about $2.5 million of that amount was generated from Sanford Katz's advisory clients. (bit.ly/2nVHr1H)
Without admitting or denying the SEC's findings, Credit Suisse and Katz will collectively pay disgorgement of about $3.2 million, some $600,000 in prejudgment interest, and penalties totaling around $4.1 million.
Katz, who was a former managing director and relationship manager at the bank's San Francisco office, purchased or held Class A mutual fund shares for advisory clients who were eligible to purchase or hold less expensive institutional share classes of the same mutual funds, the SEC said.
Credit Suisse did not immediately respond to an email outside regular U.S. business hours. Katz could not immediately be reached for comment.
In January, Credit Suisse formally agreed to pay $5.3 billion to settle with U.S. authorities over claims it misled investors in residential mortgage-backed securities it sold in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis.
Last year, Calvert Investments agreed to settle a civil case with the SEC after being accused of mispricing bonds and collecting inflated fees.
(Reporting by Vishal Sridhar in Bengaluru; Editing by Biju Dwarakanath)

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