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'['Represent the title to find an explanatory news article:', 'Trump claims memo ‘totally vindicates’ him in Russia probe']' == '['This news article should be represented to find a fitting news title', 'WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday claimed complete vindication from a congressional memo that alleges the FBI abused its surveillance powers during the investigation into his campaign’s possible Russia ties. But the memo also includes revelations that might complicate efforts by Trump and his allies to undermine special counsel Robert Mueller’s inquiry.\nThe four-page document released Friday contends that the FBI, when it applied for a surveillance warrant on a onetime Trump campaign associate, relied excessively on an ex-British spy whose opposition research was funded by Democrats. At the same time, the memo confirms that the investigation into potential Trump links to Russia actually began several months earlier, and was “triggered” by information involving a different campaign aide.\nChristopher Steele, the former spy who compiled the allegations, acknowledged having strong anti-Trump sentiments. But he also was a “longtime FBI source” with a credible track record, according to the memo from the House Intelligence Committee chairman, Rep. Devin Nunes, R-Calif., and his staff.\nThe warrant authorizing the FBI to monitor the communications of former campaign adviser Carter Page was not a one-time request, but was approved by a judge on four occasions, the memo says, and even signed off on by the second-ranking official at the Justice Department, Rod Rosenstein, whom Trump appointed as deputy attorney general.\nTrump, however, tweeted from Florida, where he was spending the weekend, that the memo puts him in the clear.\n“This memo totally vindicates ‘Trump’ in probe,” he said. “But the Russian Witch Hunt goes on and on. Their (sic) was no Collusion and there was no Obstruction (the word now used because, after one year of looking endlessly and finding NOTHING, collusion is dead). This is an American disgrace!”\nThe underlying materials that served as the basis for the warrant application were not made public in the memo. As a result, the document only further intensified a partisan battle over how to interpret the actions of the FBI and Justice Department during the early stages of the counterintelligence investigation that Mueller later inherited. Even as Democrats described it as inaccurate, some Republicans quickly cited the memo — released over the objections of the FBI and Justice Department — in their arguments that Mueller’s investigation is politically tainted.\nA closer read presents a far more nuanced picture.\n“Having decided to cherry-pick, the Nunes team picked a bunch of the wrong cherries for its own narrative,” Matthew Waxman, a Columbia University law professor and former Bush administration official, wrote in an email.\nThe memo’s central allegation is that agents and prosecutors, in applying in October 2016 to monitor Page’s communications, failed to tell a judge that the opposition research that provided grounds for the FBI’s suspicion received funding from Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign and the Democratic National Committee. Page had stopped advising the campaign sometime around the end of that summer.\nSteele’s research, according to the memo, “formed an essential part” of the warrant application. But it’s unclear how much or what information Steele collected made it into the application, or how much has been corroborated. Steele was working for Fusion GPS, a firm initially hired by the conservative Washington Free Beacon to do opposition research on Trump. Steele didn’t begin work on the project until after Democratic groups took over the funding.\nRepublicans say a judge should have known that “political actors” were involved in allegations that led the Justice Department to believe Page might be an agent of a foreign power — an accusation he has consistently and strenuously denied.\nThe FBI this week expressed “grave concerns” about the memo and called it inaccurate and incomplete. Democrats said it was a set of cherry-picked claims aimed at smearing law enforcement and that releasing the memo would damage law enforcement and intelligence work.\nFor one, Democrats said it was misleading and incorrect to say a judge was not told of the potential political motivations of the people paying for Steele’s research.\nBeyond that, though, the memo confirms the FBI’s counterintelligence investigation into the Trump campaign began in July 2016, months before the surveillance warrant was sought, and was “triggered” by information concerning campaign aide George Papadopoulos. He pleaded guilty last year to lying to the FBI.\nThe confirmation about Papadopoulos is “the most important fact disclosed in this otherwise shoddy memo,” California Rep. 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Question: The City of Champions delivered during the downturn - and fans spent

Jim Coen spent years as a street vendor in the Pittsburgh area, selling keychains and T-shirts and other merchandise celebrating the region’s sports teams. He had some pretty rough times during the early 2000s.
But after the 2008 NFL season — when the Great Recession was pummeling the nation’s economy — his accounting reports documented his most successful season financially up to that point in his career.
Mr. Coen had opened Yinzers, a Strip District-based sports merchandise store, in 2007 after years of being a street vendor.
The Steelers won the Super Bowl on Feb. 1, 2009, making what could have been seen as bad timing to open a store look like a great decision.
It turns out the sports economy doesn’t always sync in a direct correlation with the overall financial scene. Sports, historically, have served as a distraction for cash-strapped consumers during times of financial hardship.
And Pittsburgh teams delivered lots of invigorating distractions for fans through the recession. In addition to the Steelers’ Super Bowl win, the Penguins made a Stanley Cup appearance in 2008 and won the Cup in 2009.
More than 350,000 Steelers fans reportedly marched Downtown during the 2009 Super Bowl parade — about 100,000 more than the amount of people who showed up for the 2006 Super Bowl parade. The Penguins’ Stanley Cup parade in 2009 drew an estimated 375,000 fans.
Pittsburgh lived up to its “City of Champions” nickname during the recession, and despite rising unemployment numbers, Pittsburghers celebrated at bars, restaurants, and hosting tailgates.
Steelers’ average attendance has held steady, despite the economy
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Rally House CEO Aaron Leibert said during times of economic hardship, sports merchandise stores in smaller cities like Pittsburgh typically perform better than those located in larger cities, such as New York or Chicago.
“It’s the getaway from reality,” said Mr. Liebert, who oversees three stores in the metro Pittsburgh area.
“In a recession, we typically see that sales are very positive.” he said. “Actually, we’ve found that the when the economy is booming, our sales kinda taper off a little bit because people have income that allows them to buy computers and iPhones and nicer stuff.
“We’re kinda in a strange spot. We’ve seen typically when the national economy’s down, they kinda galvanize around their city and around their local teams.”
Even sports stores with looser affiliations to the larger Pittsburgh sports scene enjoyed growth during the recession.
Fleet Feet, a running store located in Bethel Park, doesn’t see its sales fluctuate depending on how the Steelers or Penguins are performing, according to store owner Bob Shooer.
However, the Dick’s Sporting Goods Pittsburgh Marathon, which was revived in 2009, was a “Super Bowl moment” for Pittsburgh’s running community, according to Mr. Shooer. He had purchased the store in 2007, and the marathon created a previously unseen level of demand for running gear.
“Pittsburgh had not, prior to that, had been known as the fittest city in the world,” Mr. Shooer said with a laugh. “It was not known for the attention we pay to fitness now.
“Bringing back the marathon really just elevated the running business in the city and again brought attention to fitness in general. And it’s really been uphill ever since then. We’ve really enjoyed tremendous growth in the store.”
Some of those marathon runners may sport black and gold as they cover Pittsburgh streets. Passion for the region’s professional teams seems built into the community’s identity.
The Penguins were one of five teams to average an above-capacity crowd in 2008-09
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The Pittsburgh Fan, a sports merchandise store across the street from PNC Park, where the Pirates have played somewhat less successfully than the other professional teams in town, had a big sales year in 2008.
Eric Castellucci, the operations manager, said the combined success of the Steelers and Penguins helped the store, which opened in 2005.
“It’s definitely an advantage, especially when you see the two teams win back to back,” Mr. Castellucci said. “Some cities, obviously they go for a long time without winning any championships. It helps us.”
Steelers fans, in particular, are known for being distributed across the country, even around the world — a legacy, in part, of the steel industry collapse in the 1980s when many people had to leave the area to find work. They hung onto their black and gold shirts and their loyalties to the hometown teams.
“Just the fan base itself is huge. They’re such a dedicated fan base for the most part,” said Mr. Castellucci. “Especially Steelers fans, pretty unique in that sense.”
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The football team has rewarded that loyalty. Since the mid-2000s, the Steelers have been one of the most successful franchises in the NFL. The franchise hasn’t suffered a losing season since drafting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger in 2004, and the team has been a perennial Super Bowl contender with him under center.
Mr. Coen dreads the day that Mr. Roethlisberger, who turned 36 in March, decides to hang up his football cleats.
“I’ve been buying a lot of Pittsburgh-oriented goods, keychains, buttons, pins, spoons, cups, clothing,” he said. “I feel there’s going to be a point where Roethlisberger is going to retire. We had some pretty rough years in the ‘80s and ‘90s, you know?
“I’ve been slowly diversifying into more touristy-type merchandise. Honestly, we’re not going to do the same amount of numbers with that, but I still think that will keep me in business until they get their stuff back together.”
Omari Sankofa II: osankofa@post-gazette.com and @omarisankofa

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Question: Kings rebound by blanking struggling Canucks 3-0

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Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick (32) protects the goal as Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat (53) maneuvers the puck in the third period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Los Angeles Kings center Nate Thompson (44) and Vancouver Canucks center Nic Dowd (17 tangle in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks goalie Anders Nilsson (31) and Los Angeles Kings center Tobias Rieder (11) and others battle at the goal in the second period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks center Tyler Motte (64) skates behind Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick (32) in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks center Sam Gagner (89) and Los Angeles Kings defenseman Drew Doughty (8) chase the puck in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Los Angeles Kings right winger Dustin Brown (23) puts the puck past Vancouver Canucks goalie Anders Nilsson (31) for a goal in the second period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat (53) and defenseman Michael Del Zotto (4) collide with Los Angeles Kings center Alex Iafallo (19) in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Derrick Pouliot (5) and Los Angeles Kings defenseman Alec Martinez (27) battle in the first period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Alexander Edler (23) and Los Angeles Kings center Tyler Toffoli (73) chase the puck in the second period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Kings center Trevor Lewis, right, and Canucks defenseman Erik Gudbranson chase the puck during the second period of Monday’s game at Staples Center. The Kings won 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks right winger Darren Archibald (49) and Los Angeles Kings left winger Adrian Kempe (9) skate in the third period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick (32) protects the goal as Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat (53) attacks in the third period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Kings fan Thomas McNeill of Valencia, Calif., holds the puck that hit him in the face during the third period of a Vancouver Canucks-Los Angeles Kings NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Kings fan Thomas McNeill of Valencia, Calif., returns to his seat after being treated after a puck hit him in the face during an NHL hockey game between the Vancouver Canucks and Los Angeles Kings in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
Vancouver Canucks center Bo Horvat (53) attacks as Los Angeles Kings goalie Jonathan Quick (32) defends in the third period of an NHL hockey game in Los Angeles, Monday, March 12, 2018. The Kings won, 3-0. (AP Photo/Reed Saxon)
LOS ANGELES — All the Kings needed Monday was Tyler Toffoli’s goal on a sweet play in the second period. But they got another goal by Anze Kopitar in the second and Tanner Pearson added some insurance with a third-period tally as the Kings defeated the lowly Vancouver Canucks 3-0 before a sellout of 18,230 at Staples Center.
The victory allows the Kings (38-26-5, 81 points) and the Anaheim Ducks’ 4-2 loss to St. Louis allowed the Kings to move past the Ducks into third place in the Pacific Division. A third-place divisional finish guarantees a team a playoff spot.
The Kings, who won for the fifth time in seven games, have 13 games left in the regular season. They were coming off a 7-2 loss to St. Louis on Saturday afternoon at Staples Center.
Goalie Jonathan Quick stopped 35 shots to earn his fourth shutout of the season.
Toffoli’s goal at 1:57 of the second period was about as good as they come. Toffoli received a beautiful pass from Jake Muzzin, who delivered it from deep in the Kings’ end to where Toffoli was streaking near mid-ice. Toffoli came in alone on Canucks goalie Anders Nilsson, and blasted it over Nilsson’s left shoulder for a 1-0 lead.
Looks like his dad's pregame pep talk worked ¯_(ツ)_/¯ pic.twitter.com/4R1ew9SMUW — LA Kings (@LAKings) March 13, 2018
It was No. 22 on the season for Toffoli, with Adrian Kempe getting the other assist.
As soon as the doors to the Kings’ locker room were opened, the first question Toffoli fielded was the obvious one – what about that pass from Muzzin?
“Yeah, we were talking about it,” Toffoli said. “It’s a great pass. We just executed a good play.”
Coach John Stevens liked it, too.
“Yeah, it was quite a play,” Stevens said. “Just out the back side and I think he (Muzzin) saw some open ice there.”
Stevens also liked the way his team checked, especially after his team’s poor effort against St. Louis.
“Yeah, very much,” he said.
About 13 minutes after Toffoli’s goal, at 14:54 of the second, the Kings took a 2-0 lead on Kopitar’s 28th of the season. The goal was originally credited to Dustin Brown, who appeared to tip in a pass from the corner by Kopitar. As it turned out, the puck went in off the stick of Vancouver defenseman Troy Stetcher.
Assists went to Derek Forbort and Drew Doughty.
Hey @NHLPA, In case you didn't know, Drew Doughty and Anze Kopitar have been making these type of plays all season long. You should check it out. Love, @LAKings pic.twitter.com/o1nksllw60 — LA Kings (@LAKings) March 13, 2018
It was Kopitar’s 75th point of the season, bringing him within six of his career high of 81, which came in 2009-10. Kopitar had only 52 points last season.
Pearson’s goal came at 10:53 of the third period. It was No. 13 on the season for him. He suggested the loss Saturday, which was called embarrassing and unacceptable by team members, was a motivating factor.
ICYMI: Tanner Pearson didn't even give Anders Nilsson a fighting chance with this one. pic.twitter.com/URxb45hH7y — LA Kings (@LAKings) March 13, 2018
“Yeah, I think we got a wake-up call last game,” Pearson said. “Bouncing back is probably the best thing we can do for our club. We had a solid defensive game tonight and Quickie did a good job out there, too.”
Pearson also liked his team’s checking.
“Yeah, I think, you know, we’re a good checking team and we created a lot of stuff off the forecheck,” he said.
Kempe and Toffoli had the assists on Pearson’s goal, giving the Kempe line with Toffoli and Pearson a total of five points.
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Eric Stephens’ NHL power rankings (March 12, 2018) “I was really happy for the Kempe line tonight,” said Stevens, who shuffled his lines following the loss to St. Louis, getting the response he was looking for from his three emerging stars on offense.
Vancouver (25-36-9, 59 points) was shut out for the second consecutive game and has scored just three goals during a four-game losing streak. The Canucks are 4-12-3 in their last 19 games.
“It’s a back-to-back,” Canucks forward Henrik Sedin said. “It’s a really tough team to play, and we have to score goals. We did a better job tonight, but it’s not good enough.”
The Kings now hit the road for one game at Phoenix on Tuesday, before coming back for a short two-game homestand against Detroit on Thursday and New Jersey on Saturday.

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New Jersey Devils, from left, Taylor Hall, Damon Severson 28), Travis Zajac and Stefan Noesen celebrate a goal by Zajac during the third period of an NHL hockey game against the Pittsburgh Penguins, Saturday, Feb. 3, 2018, in Newark, N.J. The Devils won 3-1.


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This university debuted its Discovery District in February. The district, which was formerly known as M Square, is composed of academic spaces, amenities and businesses stretching along Route 1, which includes The Hotel at the University of Maryland. The move also contributes to the Greater College Park Initiative — a $2 billion public-private project to revitalize Route 1 and to improve the relationship between this university and the city of College Park.

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['Represent the article to find a fitting news title', 'The City of Salmon Arm closed Canoe Beach due to high water on Monday, May 28. (Jim Elliot/Salmon Arm Observer)\nBarring heavy rains, the level of Shuswap Lake could peak this week and then begin receding. However, the lake level is currently high enough to close several boat launches and public beaches around the Shuswap.\nThe Harbour Road Boat Launch located at 1955 Eagle Bay Rd. in Sicamous is closed until further notice.\nThe Kappel Street Boat Launch into the Sicamous channel, and the Windsor Road boat launch in Swansea Point are also closed.\nThe Oxford Road lake access in Swansea Point has also been closed by the Columbia Shuswap Regional District.\nThe CSRD operates two additional boat launch sites within the Sorrento/Blind Bay area, the Markwart Road Boat Launch in Sorrento and the Whitehead Road Boat Launch in Eagle Bay. Both of those remain open at this time for use by the public.\nThe boat launches in Salmon Arm remain open at this time, although City of Salmon Arm staff say the launches in Canoe and at Marine Park are being monitored daily and could close without much advance notice. This also goes for other launches in the Sicamous area, which also could be closed due to high water levels.\nPebble Beach and Sandy Beach parks in Blind Bay and Shannon Beach in Eagle Bay have also been closed to the public.\nThe City of Salmon Arm made the decision to close Canoe Beach Park on May 28, after water could be seen at the tunnel beach access under the train tracks.\n“Due to the high water levels and to ensure public safety, effective today, the city has made the decision to close Canoe Beach,” writes city director of engineering and public works Rob Niewenhuizen.\n“However, on a positive note, it appears that all of the major river flows into Shuswap Lake have reached a peak and are starting to drop, so hopefully the lake levels will peak soon and we will be able to start the clean-up process.”\nRelated: Salmon River upgraded to flood warning\nForecasts indicate the lake water will begin to recede later this week.\nDavid Campbell, head of the BC River Forecast Centre, said favourable weather has mediated river flooding concerns across most of B.C. while increased rates of snow melt have bumped up the usual mid-June peak river period.\n“We are seeing the accelerated snowpack melt continue in recent days from 40 to 100 per cent at the higher elevations,” said Campbell.\n“We are several weeks ahead of the normal flood season river peak levels due to the extreme hot temperatures over the last month.”\nCampbell said Shuswap Lake is expected to peak later this week, as is the South Thompson River that it drains into.\nRelated: 2017 – Lake level similar to flood years\nAlthough provincial forecasters are predicting Shuswap Lake could reach its peak level later this week, the CSRD is still urging caution for those with property close to the lake.\nDerek Sutherland, the CSRD’s team leader with protective services, says he would like property owners to remain vigilant and not remove flood protection measures for at least a week.\nHe says it’s still too soon to tell if Shuswap Lake has peaked.\n“It’s certainly slowing down. Our modelling is showing that the lake is peaking and may drop here soon. But it’s still very early… “\nHe says the lake has been known to level off and then surge another one or two times before reaching its highest level.\nRelated: In photos – back to flooding in the Shuswap\nMunicipal governments are warning boaters still planning to head out on the water to take additional care. Boaters are being asked to reduce speed to 10 km/h within 30 metres (100 feet) of the shore line to avoid creating wakes. They can cause erosion and damage to the shoreline and properties which are in danger of flooding. Boaters are also asked to use extreme caution because debris, some of which may be below the water’s surface and not visible to boat operators, can damage boats and cause injuries.\n–With files from Tracy Hughes, Martha Wickett and Barry Gerding\n@SalmonArm\nnewsroom@saobserver.net\nLike us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter'] == ['represent the title to find an explanatory news article', 'High water closes parks, boat launches']

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Question: Miss Bumbum and 'Cristiano Ronaldo ex' Erika Canela on nude Playboy photoshoot

A FORMER Miss BumBum winner who claimed to have had a two-month fling with football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo has revealed what she needed to do to pluck up the courage for her nude photoshoot.
CEN MISS BUMBUM: Erika Canela has made some jaw-dropping admissions about her nude photoshoot
Erika Canela, 21, a Brazillian model, revealed she had to be tipsy before she would do the shoot for Playboy Portugal. Speaking to Portuguese reality TV show 'Love on Top', the frizzy-haired model also revealed some very intimate details about her sex life. Referring to the shoot in May last year, Erika said: "I admit, I had to be drunk when I did my first naked photos." She also said she was extremely shy, finding the experience "a real test".
CEN WINNER: Erika and her famous 42-inch bum
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CEN COOL OFF: Erika Canela in the swimming pool
“I had to be drunk when I did my first naked photos” Erika Canela But she seems to have overcome her shyness now, as she gave some eye-opening insights into her sex life. Erika — who won the coveted Miss Bumbum crown off Suzy Cortez in 2016 — confessed she sometimes finds it difficult to reach orgasm. And she admitted that the first time she managed it was with a woman, adding: "I'm not ashamed to admit it". In March, Erika started proceedings against alleged ex and Real Madrid star Cristiano Ronaldo.
She claimed she ended their two-month tryst after discovering the football superstar had a girlfriend. But afterward, she said, Ronaldo allegedly began bombarding her with "offensive and insulting" messages. She claimed the footballer and his representatives "called me a b**** and said they would ruin my life".
CEN SEXY: Erika Canela shares a pic on Instagram
PA WINNER: Cristiano Ronaldo with girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez

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Did Joseph Duggar and his fiancée tie the knot? (OK! Magazine)
Rachel Lindsay and Bryan Abasolo go all out for their engagement party! (OK! Magazine)
Lily Rose Depp exposes stick-thin bikini body. (Star Magazine)
Kim Kardashian caught in shoplifting scandal! (Naughty Gossip)


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President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that top US trade officials would soon travel to China as Washington and Beijing seek to resolve a trade dispute that has roiled markets and left exporters on edge.Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and other officials will make the trip at Beijing's behest, the president told reporters."The Treasury Secretary, Steve Mnuchin, will be going to China in a few days to negotiate on trade," he said. "I think China is very serious; we're very serious.""So we're going to have a delegation, at their request, go to China. They came here recently, and we're going there. And that'll be good."He said the two sides had a "very good chance" of reaching an agreement. Trump has authorized tariffs on about $50 billion in Chinese exports in response to China's alleged theft of American intellectual property.Beijing has responded by immediately slapping duties on key US agricultural exports, in measures intended to target the American president's support base -- and could do likewise for the sensitive US soybean industry.Trump accuses China of driving up a yawning, $337 billion trade deficit with the United States through unfair trade practices which he believes undermine the American industrial base and workforce.But in remarks that helped calm markets, Xi recently vowed to open China, including its auto and financial sectors, to more foreign trade and investment.And on Tuesday Trump described his relations with Chinese President Xi Jinping as "excellent.""I believe the trade will work out but I also think China has never treated us with more respect than they have over the last short period of time that I'm president," Trump said.Mnuchin told reporters over the weekend he was considering a trip, prompting Beijing to announce Sunday that China "welcomes" the move. Senior Trump economic aide Peter Navarro , a trade hawk and fierce China critic, as well as National Economic Director Larry Kudlow, will travel with Mnuchin and Lighthizer for a trip which is likely to occur on May 3-4, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing an anonymous source.

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Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman has said he is confident in the competence of the tax police.
"Perhaps there is a discussion about there the tax police exist or not. There is no such discussion for me: the tax police exist!" Groysman said at a conference call at Ukraine's State Fiscal Service on strengthening the fight against smuggling in Kyiv on Tuesday.
Groysman noted that the main task of the tax police is to fight against shadow schemes and to protect legal business.
"The main task of the tax police is to stop illegal corruption schemes. With the application of the entire legislative base, law enforcement agencies, I emphasize, with full coordination with the National Police of Ukraine," the head of government said.
As reported, when passing the bill on amending the Tax Code to improve the investment climate (Law No. 1797-VIII) at the end of 2016, the Rada made a technical error in changing the numbering of items.
"De jure, the legal status of the tax police is now outlawed. De facto, it has not been liquidated, employees have not been dismissed, production has not been transferred and it continues to operate," said Member of Parliament Tetiana Ostrikova (Samopomich Party faction).
In February 2017, an attempt was made to eliminate the existing uncertainty regarding the legitimacy of the work of the tax police prior to the creation of the Financial Investigation Service (FIS), or another, new similar body, but it failed.
Ex-Minister of Finance Oleksandr Danyliuk said that the resumption of the legal status of the tax police would lead to a delay with the creation of the FIS.
"I think that the tax police are a repressive body that presses on a business that does not reduce the number of financial crimes, this legacy must remain in the past," he said.
In early June this year, the Rada sacked Danyliuk from the post of finance minister on the proposal of the prime minister. He was replaced by First Deputy Finance Minister Oksana Markarova.
"I completely trust the [acting] Minister of Finance Oksana Markarova," Groysman during a conference call with Markarova present.

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"Stable doubts about adequacy of Ukrainian politicians emerged long ago," he said. "This is not the first statement of the kind. Before Turchinov, a similarly threatening, hostile rhetoric was used regularly by President (of Ukraine Pyotr) Poroshenko, and (Speaker of Verkhovna Rada Andrei) Parubiy, and others."
"This means the Ukrainian leaders do not want to observe the Minsk agreements even in the part related to settlement of security issues. Formally, Poroshenko names the security problems the main part of the Minsk agreements, and until the security issues are not settled, he refuses to discuss the political process," the Russian foreign minister said.
"Turchinov's statement means Kiev refuses to fulfil the very part of the Minsk agreements, which is related to security, and which it considers the priority and absolutely integral to have everything else solved later on," Lavrov said. "I believe, it is already clear to all that this is the conscientious choice of the Ukrainian leaders. And it also means Kiev does not care about their European sponsors."
" The Kremlin's press service has announced already upcoming contacts in the Normandy Format (Russia, Ukraine, Germany and France - TASS)," Lavrov said. "I believe, this would be one of very important questions to be discussed."
The statement made by Ukraine's Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council Alexander Turchinov that the Ukrainian Armed Forces should move forward in Donbass proves refusal from the Minsk agreements, Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Saturday, reports TASS The media earlier published Turchinov's statement, where he said the Ukrainian military should "meter after meter, kilometer after kilometer move eastwards."


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Question: Iraq forces foil Daesh attempt to flee to Syria

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Their main goals are to retake Tal Afar, a Turkmen-majority city which is still held by Daesh, and to prevent the militants from being able to move men and equipment between Mosul and their strongholds in Syria.

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GETTY The strikes are said to have killed "dozens" of ISIS militants
A statement from the Iraqi military’s press office, the War Media Cell, also claimed the strikes destroyed weapons stockpiles and safe houses used by the militants. The statement read: “Iraqi fighter jets launched airstrikes that destroyed a weapon stash, rest house, and booby-trapping workshops of the IS in Tal Afar.”
The statement added that “dozens of militants were killed” in the operation. Tal Afar is one of the few strongholds held by ISIS in the Nineveh region. The death cult has sustained heavy losses in personnel and territory since an offensive by the US-backed coalition was launched last October to retake Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq and last urban ISIS-controlled stronghold in the country.
GETTY The strikes were launched as part of a bombing offensive by Iraqi fighter jets
Chilling photographs released from Mosul Thu, March 16, 2017 U.S.-backed Iraqi forces push further into the Islamic State-held western half of Mosul, capturing a damaged bridge which could link up their units on either side of the Tigris river Play slideshow REUTERS 1 of 12 An Iraqi special forces soldier checks men for explosive belts as they cross from Islamic State controlled part of Mosul to Iraqi forces controlled part of Mosul
Forces led by the Iraqi army managed to wrest control of Eastern Mosul from ISIS in January, and a new offensive to retake the city’s western region was started in February. Iraqi federal police confirmed Tuesday that more than 1,200 ISIS fighters, including 27 leaders and 214 snipers, had been killed, and 300 square kilometres were retaken since operations were launched in western Mosul. Fewer than 1,000 ISIS jihadis are believed to be left standing in Mosul’s Old City, according to commanders from the Iraqi leadership and US coalition.
GETTY Iraqi forces are engaged in an ongoing effort to retake western Mosul
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Question: Surprise! Video footage shows officers waiting for Costco thieves outside emergency exit doors

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SEATTLE (KGTV) -- Newly released body camera footage shows the moment police officers nabbed a pair of thieves trying to walk out of a Seattle-area Costco carrying $2,200 worth of laptops and vacuums.
On March 14, South Precinct officers responded to a call at about 5:30 p.m. of a shoplift in progress at the Costco, police said. Loss Prevention officers inside the store recognized one of the suspects inside and said he had previously stolen items in the past and run out the fire exit.
Responding Seattle Police Department officers spotted a female driver inside a black Toyota that was backed up to the store's emergency exit doors. The officers pulled their patrol vehicle in front of the Toyota to prevent it from leaving and contacted the 18-year-old woman, police said.
As police were talking with the woman, they could hear someone attempting to open the doors.
"Moments later, two suspects, a 30-year-old man and a 21-year-old woman opened the emergency doors and attempted to walk out of the store carrying stolen computers and vacuum cleaners," police said.
Officers located a 7″ fixed blade from the male suspect. According to the security personnel, the suspect had carried a large knife in past incidents.
The male suspect was later booked into the King County Jail for investigation of robbery, while the two women were booked for investigation of theft, police said.

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Question: President Trump’s Twitter feud with the NFL changed the game

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When the Super Bowl begins on Sunday, expect the normal pomp and circumstance we've seen for the past half century. There will be over-the-top commentary, excited fans, wacky commercials and, yes, the National Anthem.
There will also be the unseen presence of Colin Kaepernick, the former NFL football player who took center stage in the debate about the line between patriotism and protest.
A year and a half ago, Kaepernick was just a better-than-average quarterback. A promising second-round draft pick, he began his career as a backup quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in 2011. In the following years, he helped lead the team to play in the Super Bowl and then again in the playoffs.
But it's the other things he did that will change the way he's remembered. Beginning in late 2016, he started an on-field protest to draw attention to police violence and shootings. He did this by either sitting or kneeling, rather than standing as "The Star Spangled Banner" played.
That act of quiet defiance made him into one of the men who changed the NFL. Well, that and a Twitter feud started by President Donald Trump.
"It originated as a protest against police brutality, everyone was clear on that," said Glenda Gilmore, a US history professor at Yale University.
The protests vaulted Kaepernick to being the fourth-most talked-about athlete in the world last year, according to Twitter data. But as people's Twitter timelines filled with the more than 3.8 million tweets referencing the hashtags #takeaknee and #taketheknee after Trump weighed in, Kaepernick's message got muddied.
The NFL has decided that it will not force players to stand for the playing of our National Anthem. Total disrespect for our great country! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) October 18, 2017
Trump changed the debate into a discussion about respect for the flag, veterans and whether employees of the NFL had the right to protest. Entire teams protested in response.
"What's astonishing to me as a person, but not astonishing as a historian, is the fight over the narrative," Gilmore said.
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Sports has always had an element of politics in it. There's the Olympics, which some countries boycotted when they were held in Nazi Germany in 1936. Again in 1968, the Olympics became a platform for protest when two sprinters raised their fists in the air as the National Anthem was played. The boxing great Muhammad Ali failed to show up for the draft for the Vietnam War, claiming he was a conscientious objector.
What made these protests different, Gilmore said, was the Twitter effect. Hashtags -- like #standforouranthem, #boycottnfl and #takeaknee -- became an easy way for Americans and propaganda bots to pick a side and dig in.
Teams were divided. Players, coaches and owners were inundated with questions about where they stood. And once they spoke out, some fans responded quickly on social media.
The backlash was intense. "Social media is an opportunity for the average person to voice things they may be saying in other settings, like their private homes, or at work or among friends," said Charles Ross, the director of African-American Studies at the University of Mississippi. "There's no filter."
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The National Anthem debate pretty much played out in two places: On the field, and on Twitter.
Trump's repeated tweets criticizing players were blamed for causing even more protests. Sports shows were reading his and other people's response tweets on the air. Hashtags over the debate became such hot Twitter topics that Russian-linked accounts joined in to stoke the conflict.
As Trump turned up the heat, recommending fans upset by the protests boycott the league, the NFL and the NFL Players Association put out a joint statement calling the comments "divisive." "The line that marks the balance between the rights of every citizen in our great country gets crossed when someone is told to just 'shut up and play,'" NFLPA Executive Director DeMaurice Smith said in the statement.
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Over the season, the ratings monster that was the NFL has seen viewership slide. By early this January, ratings for the season had fallen nearly 10 percent, a faster decline than the 8 percent decline from the year before. And even though football games still accounted for 20 of the top 30 shows watched on TVs in the US, the message was clear: knock off the politics.
That message seems to have gotten through. Representatives for over two dozen players who had previously commented on, supported or participated in the protests -- including stars like Terrell Suggs, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning -- either declined to comment or didn't respond to requests for comment. The same went with requests sent to three teams, two owners, the NFLPA and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.
The 49ers, which put out a statement in October urging unity around the protests, says now it's "not something we're looking to get into discussing at this time." A counterpart at the Baltimore Ravens, which said in September that it supported player protests "100 percent," responded to a request for comment this week with an even more direct "No thanks." And a spokeswoman for stars Joe Flacco and Brian Hoyer, who publicly supported the protests, responded to a request for comment saying "They are not interested."
The message to the league has been so clear that when wrestling entertainment giant Vince McMahon announced last month he plans to reboot the XFL, his once-failed effort to compete with the NFL, he said players will be required to stand when the National Anthem plays.
"People don't want social and political issues coming into play when they are trying to be entertained," McMahon told ESPN. "We want someone who wants to take a knee to do their version of that on their personal time."
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Whether Trump has tired of the discussion remains to be seen. According to CNN, he's opted to break from the customary pre-Super Bowl interview with NBC, which is airing the game. The tradition began in 2004 with then-President George W. Bush.
So on Sunday, when the New England Patriots and the Philadelphia Eagles take the field, many people will be watching to see who stands for "The Star-Spangled Banner." Expect to find out on Twitter. Kickoff is at 6:30 p.m. ET.
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Boston Celtics guard Marcus Smart, left, blocks a shot by Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo during the first quarter of Game 5 of an NBA basketball first-round playoff series in Boston, Tuesday, April 24, 2018.\nBy KYLE HIGHTOWER\nAP Sports Writer\nBOSTON (AP) - Al Horford has been the Celtics\' quiet leader this postseason, and Marcus Smart might be the kindling Boston was missing in back-to-back losses in Milwaukee.\nThe duo was reunited for Game 5, and together, they helped put the Celtics on the verge of closing out their first-round series.\nHorford had 22 points and 14 rebounds, Smart made an impact in his first game since mid-March and Boston beat the Bucks 92-87 on Tuesday night for a 3-2 lead.\nSmart came off the bench and had nine points, five rebounds, four assists and three blocks in his first action since right thumb surgery. He played 25 minutes wearing a protective splint and had a key assist to Horford late from the bottom of a scrum beneath three Milwaukee players.\n"I just tried to make sure I got him the ball and it was going to take everything I had," Smart said. "They weren\'t taking it from me."\nTerry Rozier added 16 points and five assists for Boston. The home team has won all five games in the first-round series, and Game 6 is Thursday in Milwaukee.\nKhris Middleton led the Bucks with 23 points, Jabari Parker added 17 points and eight rebounds, and Giannis Antetokounmpo had a series-low 16 points with 10 rebounds and nine assists.\nThe Celtics led by 16 before Milwaukee rallied to make it 74-70 with 7:33 left. Middleton scored later and was fouled to get Milwaukee within 84-79, but he failed to complete the three-point play.\nA few possessions later, Smart managed to squeeze out the pass to Horford with three Bucks draped over him, and Horford easily dropped in a layup to make it 86-79 with 28.1 seconds left.\nMilwaukee got within 87-84 after a layup by Eric Bledsoe, but the Celtics hit enough free throws the rest of the way to secure the win.\nThe Bucks entered the game shooting an NBA playoff-best 54 percent from the field, but they hit just 37 percent for the game (32 of 87) - a series low.\nBoston needed an energy boost after slow starts in Games 3 and 4, and Smart gave the Celtics exactly that.\nHe checked in for the first time late in the first quarter. Less than a minute later, he deflected a pass and won a scramble on the floor for the loose ball.\nA few possessions later, he was helping protect the rim, getting his hand in to deny an alley-oop dunk attempt by Antetokounmpo.\nHe was also active on the offensive end, helping drive the ball into the interior of Milwaukee\'s defense, like when he tossed an alley-oop to Horford late in the third quarter .\nBoston made a change to a smaller lineup, shifting Horford to center in place of Aron Baynes and starting Semi Ojeleye at forward.\nOjeleye drew the primary responsibility of guarding Antetokounmpo and handled it well. Antetokounmpo had just 10 field goal attempts.\n"It\'s on me. I had open shots, but they wasn\'t my shots," Antetokounmpo said. "I think my teammates did a great job finding me, but coming the next game, Game 6, I\'ve got to be more aggressive and make more plays."\nTIP-INS\nBucks: F John Henson missed his third straight game with back soreness. ... Scored 15 points in first quarter. It was low for a quarter in the series, excluding the Game 1 overtime period (eight points).\nCeltics: Finished with 18 turnovers. ... Outscored the Bucks 32-28 in the paint.\nHE SAID IT\n"It\'s win or go home, so I mean you can\'t leave nothing on the line. That\'s pretty much how you play this whole playoffs - you leave it all out there. Tonight we had too many lapses where we just didn\'t want it as bad as they did." - Middleton\nDROUGHT AND A RUN\nThe Celtics went without a field goal from Rozier\'s 3-pointer with 9:14 left in the third until Jaylen Brown hit from beyond the arc with 4:26 to go in the period.\nIt allowed Milwaukee to go on a 12-2 run, trimming Boston\'s lead to 58-52.\nSTILL BEEFING\nRozier and Eric Bledsoe got tangled up with 9:33 left in the third quarter. Rozier bumped Bledsoe near the baseline. Bledsoe responded with a hard shove. 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Eric Reid and Colin Kaepernick of the San Francisco 49ers kneel in protest during the national anthem prior to their NFL game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Levi's Stadium on October 23, 2016 in Santa Clara, California.
It's been a rough year in football, and not just for Vikings fans.
The NFL has had a two-year drop in TV ratings. It has had to contend with a growing body of evidence about the risks of concussions. And protests during the national anthem created a fissure even among fans rooting for the same team.
Mark Leibovich is the chief national correspondent for The New York Times, and he recently wrote an article detailing the challenges facing the NFL.
He spoke with MPR News host Stephanie Curtis about what he's watching for as he's in Minneapolis for the Super Bowl.
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Question: Watch Keith Urban (and a Dancing Nicole Kidman) Ring In the New Year With a Medley of Songs by Merle Haggard, Prince, George Michael & More

Keith Urban celebrated New Year’s Eve with a free performance in Nashville on Dec. 31.
Before the guitar dropped (yes, Nashville drops a guitar—eat your heart out NYC), Keith performed a medley of hits in tribute to artists who died in 2016, including George Michael’s “I’m Never Gonna Dance Again,” Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah,” Glenn Frey of the Eagles’ “Take It Easy,” David Bowie’s “Heroes,” Merle Haggard’s “Mamma Tried” and Prince’s “Purple Rain.”
Check out the performance below, which includes a dancing cameo by Keith’s wife, Nicole Kidman.

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Question: Mental coach Graham Betchart has become a huge resource for NBA players

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On February 19, Aaron Gordon experienced one of the lowest moments of his young career.
Tasked with headlining the 2017 All-Star Dunk Contest after a jaw-dropping performance in 2016, the 21-year-old Orlando Magic forward simply couldn't get a dunk to go down.
On a big stage with thousands of people watching, Gordon repeatedly missed his dunks, falling out of the competition after just two rounds.
Afterward, Gordon was down on himself. In a hotel room in New Orleans, Graham Betchart was there to pick him back up.
"Guess what," Betchart told Gordon. "We’re still talking. So that means you’re not dead. ... You didn’t die." It was just a dunk contest, Betchart stressed. There's more to life.
Gordon and Betchart didn't need to talk much, but for Gordon, having worked with Betchart, his mental coach, for many years, the experience of learning to pick himself up and move on helped him get over the incident.
Increasingly, around the NBA, other players are looking toward Betchart to learn those same skills.
'We're not trying to save a 25-year-old, we're trying to train a 15-year-old'
In today's era of the NBA, players are specializing every skill. Players might have a shooting coach, a ball-handling coach, a nutritionist, a strength coach — all to zero in on specific skills and enhance their careers. As the competition mounts across all areas of the league, players need new areas to gain an edge. The next step: mastering the mental side of things.
Betchart, 38, was intrigued by the idea of sports psychology in the early 2000s and sensed there was a developing market for mental coaching. He began his career by working with youth basketball teams, teaching the idea of being mentally strong, washing away nerves, pressure, and fear of failure at various camps. Betchart developed his own company, Play Present, even writing a book of the same title on the subject in 2015. In 2016, Betchart sold Play Present to Lucid, a Bay Area-based mental training app for athletes that costs $99.99 a year, for an undisclosed amount, according to Vice.
Over the years, Betchart has built an impressive clientele in the NBA, the result of the tiresome job of preaching his ideas to young basketball players. Betchart now works with a list of players including Gordon, Philadelphia's Ben Simmons, Minnesota's Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins, and Zach LaVine, Boston's Jaylen Brown and Marcus Smart, Dallas' Dwight Powell, and many others.
Betchart said that early on, he stressed teaching young players who are more driven and focused. Then, as they worked toward being a professional, he was there to help them. Additionally, it's easier to teach these ideas to younger players, he said.
"We all go through stuff in life, right? Life is full of stuff that happens. We’re gonna go through hard times, that’s totally normal," Betchart told Business Insider. "But if they get to 25 years old or so, mid-20s, and they have a lot of these tools, and they’ve done a lot of the mental training and they’re aware and they know how to be present and they know how to deal with feelings, then they’re gonna deal with these situations that occur in life much better, and they’re not gonna completely derail them."
He added: "We’re not trying to save a 25-year-old, we’re trying to train a 15-year-old, which is a much different philosophy."
Powell, like most of Betchart's clients, met Betchart at a young age when Betchart was speaking to his team at Stanford. Powell was skeptical of Betchart's ideas, but as his career went on, he, too, wanted to find another way to gain an edge on the competition.
"You realize there’s only so much you can do as far as putting in time every day on the court or in the weight room or watching film," Powell told Business Insider. "You have to really maximize it, so the mental side helps you take full advantage of the time that you spend working on your craft. I think it’s those periods in your career where you kind of see plateaus or even dips in development, I think that’s when you start looking for answers or and you start kind of looking back through kind of your Rolodex of things you’ve done in the past."
Betchart's day-to-day routine has changed since getting acquired by Lucid. He says he works more on the promotional side of things and records audio lessons for the app at his home studio. After years of working in what he calls "start-up mode," he's thankful for the change, noting that trying to form relationships with players, traveling, and making a footprint in the basketball world had put a strain on his life.
However, Betchart still maintains relationships with those players and is there when they need to talk.
"My work with athletes is pretty random," Betchart said. "They’ll just text you and wanna check in. They’ll give you a call randomly. ... There’s no real routine with the players I work with except that they know I’m here. ... It’s just being available and being there when they call."
'Focus on things they can control and let go of everything else'
Betchart's lessons vary, but they all seem to have one underlying message — don't stress over what you can't control. For NBA players, that can be a multitude of things.
"They’ll come to you with a situation that’s out of their control, like coaches, like referees, like a contract, or for the simple matter that nothing is fair in basketball. There is no fair. It doesn’t work like that," said Betchart.
"So, what you’re really helping them do is learn to focus on things they can control and let go of everything else. It’s hard because you basically don’t control anything. You control your ability to focus on this moment, be present, and then focus on the task at hand."
Gordon, who met Betchart when he was 11, was almost immediately intrigued by the idea of mental coaching.
"I was open-minded and inquisitive as a kid, so I was all for it," Gordon said. "I’m a very analytical and contemplative person, so sometimes that gets in the way of basketball. What I was looking for was to really think the game, as an intellect, but then once you get on the court, let that go, feel free and flow, and play the game."
Gordon said one of the lessons he values most is the idea of having a "next-play mentality" — whatever happened happened, so move onto the next play. That can be an important lesson off the court, too. Betchart said after LaVine tore his ACL in February, he was almost immediately on the phone with the young Wolves guard and his agent, plotting the surgery, rehab, and how to move on.
Powell said he enjoys the lesson of visualization — imagining a play or game beforehand, envisioning what he wants to do, then going out and trying to do it.
"When he first walked us through visualizations and talked to us about the value of them and how to prepare your mind ... I was very skeptical because I thought I’m just playing a movie in my head," Powell laughed. "But that’s something I continue to even do on a more frequent basis, rather than just before the game. It’s before each play, before each scenario, you kinda can walk yourself through it. It calms you down, it prepares you and I think it’s something really valuable."
'An iron fist and a velvet fist at the same time'
Betchart's lessons must strike a fine line between compassion and competitiveness, as he puts it. There's room for understanding, but often times, players have to accept a "deal-with-it" type of mentality.
"You have to have an iron fist and a velvet fist at the same time, and you have to know when to use them both," Betchart said.
"You have to use these two words at the same time together: competitive compassion. And I try to teach them these two words. Competitive: you have to want that ball. You have to want to want it more than that person next to you if you want a rebound. And then you have to develop compassion, that if you go for it, you go all-in, whatever happens after that, who cares? Be at peace. Because you might go all in, do everything right, and that person next to you is simply better... If you beat yourself up after that and you’re hard on yourself, you’re not gonna make it."
The message seems to be resonating with players. Boston's Jaylen Brown says the training has helped him develop in his first pro season. Powell said he finds himself using the lessons more and more. Gordon says the lessons have helped him think about his future after basketball.
"Lucid gives me the confidence to believe in myself enough to where after my career I have a capability and potential to be anything I wanna be," said Gordon, who is also a spokesman for the company. "And that goes with understanding who I am as a human being. So they go hand-in-hand."
Powell and Gordon both would recommend the idea of mental coaching to other players, young and old alike. However, perhaps Brown best summarized the impact of this emerging skill.
" I wouldn’t recommend it because I’m trying to beat some of those players out. I don’t want them to pick up on the stuff [that helps] me get a mental edge. But it’s definitely helped me so far."

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Welcome to The Week in Sportswriting, where Chris Dunn outlines the top sports stories of the past week.
Lynx Outlast Sparks to Win Fourth WNBA Championship
ESPN, Mechelle Voepel
With the Minnesota Lynx winning their record-tying fourth WNBA title on Wednesday night, Voepel traces the history of the team that won only one playoff game in its first 12 seasons. Now the premier team in the league with players like household-name Maya Moore, it is easy to forget the struggles that the Lynx had in their early days. Voepel traces the team’s current success back to 2009, when the team hired head coach Cheryl Reeve and signed Rebekkah Brunson and Lindsay Whalen, whose 17 points and eight assists in the final helped push Minnesota over the top. An inspiring story for fans of any team in the much-used but never quite satisfactory ‘rebuilding phase,’ Voepel shows how smart front office deals and once in a generation talent formed to create a dynasty.
A 5-Foot-7 Georgetown Grad Became Maryland’s Most Unlikely Player
Dan Steinberg, The Washington Post
I have to admit that I might be a little bit biased in picking this article, but I couldn’t resist the idea of a Georgetown grad putting off the life of federal consulting for a year of Division I football. Steinberg tells the story of Henry Darmstadter, the former kicker for the Georgetown football team who walked on at Maryland for his final year of eligibility and is now the starter. From the anecdote of Maryland players not even knowing that Georgetown has a football team (they do, although it isn’t pretty) to the expectations of Darmstadter’s father to see him employed upon graduation, this story will give fellow Hoyas much to appreciate. Still, this story shows the power of the general interest profile as a method in sports writing, and almost anyone can enjoy the story of the 5-foot-7 kicker who is now living the dream.
Did Nick Saban Break LSU?
Marc Tracy, The New York Times
When LSU fired their head coach Les Miles, he had a career that fans of almost any other team would kill for their coach to have. Miles won a National Championship with the tigers and posted a .770 win percentage in Baton Rouge. Still, Miles was ousted last year, and replaced by Ed Orgeron, a native Louisianian who went 6-2 in his stint as an interim coach in 2016 and was hired on for the full time position. Tracy tells the story of how LSU fans have created an unrealistic expectation for the program, and leads this creation back to the team’s former coach Nick Saban, now the head of their archrival Alabama. Telling the story through the idiosyncratic voices of some of the team’s, and the sport’s, dedicated fans, Tracy outlines the reality of an historic program in the middle of a down year, just two states over from what could have been.
How N.C.A.A. Recruiting’s Illicit Spoils Ensnared a Young Star
Marc Tracy and Adam Zagoria, The New York Times
The elaborate conspiratorial scandal that brought down Louisville’s Rick Pitino and a number of other coaches, agents, and athletic brand representatives, has the potential to forever alter college basketball. This is the story of just one part of this vast web: the plan to funnel $100,000 to the family of Brian Bowen in order to get the high school recruit to play for Pitino’s Cardinals. For followers of the sport, Bowen’s June decision to commit to Louisville came as a surprise. After all, the team was not one of his final five that he announced in February, and the fact that such a highly touted recruit was unsigned by the McDonald’s All American Game seemed bizarre. With the FBI’s bombshell announcement, we now know why. This piece tells the story of corrupt officials, greedy coaches, and an 18 year old caught up in the mix.
Anquan Boldin Goes to Washington
David Gardner, Bleacher Report
As the news of the last few weeks has focused on the way players still in the NFL are demonstrating, Gardner tells the story of Anquan Boldin, the longtime wide receiver who left football this preseason to focus, among other things, on activism towards criminal and racial justice issues in America. At parts personal, Boldin’s cousin was killed by police in Florida, and impressive, Boldin still works out most days in an attempt to stay in NFL shape, Gardner has written an excellent profile of a man who left the sport by his own volition. The genre of profiling former NFL wide receivers is one that is usually played out: broke, arrogant, and trying to get popularity, the receivers rarely leave the reader with a sympathetic view. With this piece, Gardner displays a complex, passion-driven player who is willing to focus on what matters to him, in all of the manifestations of that phrase.


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Question: Kid Rock Stands in Support of Harvey Weinstein’s Sexual Harassment Accusers

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By Scott T. Sterling
Controversial musician Kid Rock has come out in strong support of the women accusing powerful Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment.
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Hollywood has been rocked by the reports of Weinstein’s behavior which broke this week after years of rumors and innuendo.
“I do not know all the women who have come forward per the New York Times piece on Harvey Weinstein and I am not a fan of many of them, in many ways, especially of their politics (I am certain they are not too fond of me or mine as well!),” Rock wrote on his official website.
“But I applaud their courage to come forward and support them all 100%. Most of us in the entertainment business have heard of these disgusting stories for years about these scumbag heads of studios, record labels, Fortune 500 companies, etc and how they prey on young women and men, especially in Hollywood,” he continued.
“Why even comment on this and put my own neck out there in a fight that’s not mine? For my granddaughter, my sisters, my mother, my fiancé, but mostly for the people who have no voice. And I am also not beholden or scared of anyone!,” the rocker added.
“Once again, I support you ladies and I am sure you will not be the last to come forward now that the dam has burst,” Kid Rock wrote at the end of the post. “I do wish for the most positive outcomes for all involved and for some real change in this disgusting space.”
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DIY slime, the homemade goop that's as soothing as a fidget spinner, is most often made with borax. In fact, my first slime recipe used borax as one of the main ingredients.
While we've never encountered any issues with borax, some people have reported burns from this type of slime. Others are concerned about how safe this ingredient is for a children's toy. So, they turn to borax-free recipes.
The problem is, most "borax-free" recipes on the internet actually still use borax. After extensive research, I found that most borax-free recipes include liquid starch or liquid laundry detergent. After a quick scan of some labels and some manufacturers' websites, I realized that many starches and detergents contain borax, often listed as its scientific name sodium tetraborate decahydrate.
So, after testing alternative methods, I've found three truly borax-free recipes. The first two recipes create what is called "fluffy" slime, or slime that has an airiness to it and is almost dough-like. The last is a more traditional slime that has a lot of stretch to it.
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Basic fluffy slime recipe
This is a simple recipe that can be customized to make various forms of fluffy slime. Add more water for a wetter, stretchier slime, bits of polystyrene beads to make popping slime or glitter for unicorn slime, for example.
To make the slime, you'll need shampoo of any type -- though the thicker, the better -- and cornstarch. Here's how to make it:
Put 1/2 cup shampoo and 1/4 cup of cornstarch in a bowl. Mix well. Add 3 drops of food coloring (optional). Add 1 tablespoon of water and stir. Slowly add 5 more tablespoons of water, stirring well after each one. Knead the slime for around 5 minutes.
If you find that your slime is still sticky after kneading it for a while, keep adding cornstarch to the slime and knead it in until you get a good consistency. The recipe worked great when I tried it a couple times with just 1/4 cup cornstarch, but a co-worker found that he needed 2 1/4 cups to get the dough-like consistency of a good fluffy slime. I think the brand of cornstarch and humidity may have a lot to do with the variance in cornstarch amounts from what I've observed in my experiments. As long as you end up with a semi-hard, semi-stretchy, moist, light, almost dough-like slime, you did the recipe right. The next recipe has a similar consistency.
Fluffy volcano slime recipe
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This slime is called volcano slime because it reacts to heat. After you make it, you can put it in the microwave for 20 seconds to make it melt into a lava-like substance. As it cools, it will turn back into fluffy slime.
You'll just need white school glue and cornstarch for fluffy volcano slime. Here's how to make it:
Pour 1/4 cup white school glue and a 1/2 cup of cornstarch in a bowl. Add 3 drops of food coloring (optional). Mix it well. Knead it with your hands for 10 minutes. Heat it in the microwave for 20 seconds. Let it cool, then knead it for another 10 minutes.
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Stretchy sand slime
This recipe gets you just about as close to borax-quality slime as possible. It is stretchy and gooey. It will have a grainy texture, though, like sand.
You'll need white school glue, baking soda and contact lens solution. Then, just follow these directions:
Pour 1 cup glue into a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of baking soda. Add three drops of food coloring (optional). Mix well. Add 1 tablespoon of contact lens solution. Mix well. Continue to add a tablespoon of contact lens solution and mixing until you get a nice consistency.
Playing with the dough will firm it up more, so if it seems a little soggy, just knead it for a few minutes.

Sure, we are all concerned with preventing wrinkles on our faces, but how often do you think about pampering your hands? They need love, too — hands can definitely reveal your age if you don’t keep up with proper moisturizer.
The next time you do a DIY facial, add this hand mask to your routine, too. The mixture is similar to a face mask, but is a little stronger to tackle the thicker skin on your hands. Honey provides antioxidants and moisture, while cinnamon increases collagen production and baking soda exfoliates.
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For an extra bonus, wrap your hands in plastic wrap while you have the mask on. It might be a little uncomfortable, but the heat from your body will really push the mask into your skin.
Here’s what you’ll need:
1 tsp cinnamon
1 tsp nutmeg
2 tsp honey
1 heaping tsp baking soda
Feel free to use a kitchen spoon to measure — the proportions don’t need to be exact.


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STOCKHOLM, March 19 (Reuters) - European private equity firm Novalpina Capital said on Monday it planned to make a cash bid for Estonia-based casino and betting operator Olympic Entertainment Group (OEG) in a deal valuing the company at around 288 million euros.
The bid will be made through Novalpina subsidiary Odyssey Europe and is expected to be published on April 4, Novalpina said in a statement.
The two largest owners of OEG, founders Armin Karu and Jaan Korpusov, who hold 64 percent of shares, had agreed to tender their shares, Novalpina said.
Oddysey Europe has also entered into a business combination agreement under which OEG would delist from the Nasdaq Tallinn Stock Exchange following the offer, subject to a shareholder vote at an OEG General Meeting.
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ZURICH, March 28The Swiss blue-chip SMI was seen opening 0.4 percent higher at 8,627 points on Tuesday, according to premarket indications by bank Julius Baer .
The following are some of the main factors expected to affect Swiss stocks on Tuesday.
CREDIT SUISSE
The bank will make a decision on its capital raising plans "as soon as possible," its chief executive said on Tuesday, without giving specific details on the timing or the type of fund-raising.
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Southeastern Asset Management has sold all its shares in Sika, the investor, which has previously backed the Swiss company's efforts to fend off a hostile takeover from Saint-Gobain, said on Monday.
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* Roche Holding said it has launched cobas HPV on the cobas 6800/8800 systems for cervical cancer screening.
* Jungfraubahn said it was proposing Hanspeter Ruefenacht as a new member of its board of directors, with the current vice chairman Juerg Rieben standing down.
* Implenia said the Swiss supreme court has set aside Zurich high court's verdicts on payment claims for Letzigrund stadium for formal reasons, saying substance of Implenia's appeal had not been examined.
* Chinese conglomerate HNA is seeking a stake in airport retailer Dufry - The Wall Street Journal reported.
* Syngenta is eying Bayer assets in raft of agrochem deals, Bloomberg reported.
* Vaudoise said it had signed the contracts for the acquisition of the entire share capital of the companies Dr. Meyer Asset Management AG and Berninvest AG.
* DKSH said it has signed a five-year agreement to provide distribution, logistics, warehousing and collection services in Cambodia to Bayer HealthCare.
* Kudelski said its Conax business had provided its UnyQTV cloud offering to Bulgaria's Unicoms Services, a pay TV operator in the Balkans.
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Question: Boris Johnson declares ‘NO-ONE is fooled’ by Russia denial and issues Putin stark warning

Getty Mr Johnson grilled the Russian leader for 'banning' his opponent during Sunday’s election
The Foreign Secretary explained that during a meeting in Brussels over the weekend, he was “struck” by the fact that no county was “fooled” by Vladimir Putin’s denial and that “most” had felt the impact of aggressive Russian behaviour. He stated: “When I met my European counterparts in Brussels yesterday, what struck me most is that no-one is fooled. “Just about every country represented around the table had been affected by malign or disruptive Russian behaviour. “Most had endured the kind of mendacious propaganda onslaught that the UK is experiencing today.”
Mr Johnson then grilled the Russian leader for “banning” his opponent during Sunday’s election and emphasised that Mr Putin is “taking Russia in a dangerous direction”. The Foreign Secretary wrote: “To understand why three people lie stricken in Salisbury, look at Vladimir Putin’s actions inside Russia. “Yesterday he was proclaimed the winner of an election that resembled a coronation, complete with a triumphant ceremony outside the walls of the Kremlin. “Mr Putin’s leading opponent had obviously been banned from standing and an abundance of CCTV footage appeared to show election officials nonchalantly stuffing ballot boxes.
Russia election in pictures: Putin wins six more years in power Mon, March 19, 2018 Play slideshow AFP/Getty Images 1 of 13 President Vladimir Putin speaks as he meets with confidants at his campaign headquarters in Moscow
“As he extends his grip on power, Mr Putin is taking his country in a dangerous direction. “Throughout his rule he has eroded the liberties of the Russian people, tightened the screws of state repression and hunted down supposed foes.” Mr Johnson then attacked the Russian leader for having to take away his people’s freedoms to tighten his grip and power. He went on: “When a leader starts behaving in this way then no-one should be surprised if many of his compatriots feel drawn to the example of countries that observe a different scale of values.
“They will notice that plenty of nations hold elections where no-one knows the result in advance. “They will see how free societies in Europe, America and elsewhere thrive and prosper precisely because people are able to live as they choose, provided they do no harm. “They will understand how an independent media exposes the failings or evasions of democratic governments. And they will wonder why Russia cannot have the same?
Getty Boris Johnson declared that 'no-one is fooled' by Russia’s denial
“Mr Putin cannot give the straight answer, which is that he must deny Russia those freedoms in order to guarantee his perpetual rule.” Finally, the Foreign Secretary defended the privacy of Mr Skripal and his daughter that are still in a coma following the incident and blasted Moscow’s decision to accuse the UK of breaking “consular conventions”. Mr Johnson wrote in the Telegraph: “Vladimir Chizhov, the Russian ambassador in Brussels, accused Britain of breaking ‘consular conventions’ because Russian officials had not been able to visit the Skripals.
Getty The Foreign Secretary issued a stark warning to Vladimir Putin

Former Donald Trump aide Anthony Scaramucci was asked whether Vladimir Putin was “playing” the US President. Speaking on Unspun with Matt Forde, the host asked about Putin, and Russia, who have been accused by the UK of trying to kill a former Russian spy on British soil. Forde said: “There is a difference isn’t there between the Gorbachev approach and that change at the end of the cold war and a respecting of differences but an understanding that cold conflict had to end. “And Vladimir Putin who is blazingly getting into wars with other countries. Who denies getting into wars with people… He’s playing Trump isn’t he?”
GETTY•UNSPUN Putin: Anthony Scaramucci was asked whether the Russian President was 'playing' Trump
Scaramucci explained that Putin’s recent actions have been consistent with Russia's history. He replied: “You could say that he is playing Trump but he is really not playing Trump. “He is playing that area of the world and he is galvanising that area of the world. “If you look at Russian history and you study it, what happened with Gorbachev is really the anomaly, and what Vladimir Putin is doing has actually been very consistent with their history. “The western democracies really developed after the decline of the Roman empire. It made its way into the UK with the Magna Carta. And it spilled into the United States.
You could say that he is playing Trump but he is really not playing Trump Anthony Scaramucci
“That western cannon of individual liberty is not in other parts of the world, I’m not saying that we can’t successfully export it, but to compare our system which is a much better system, to their system and then be sanctimonious about it, we run the risk of causing unnecessary conflict.” Scaramucci added that what happened in the UK “should not have happened” before he quoted President Trump saying we “have got to be stable geniuses” to solve disputes across the globe. The comments come as Putin wins a landslide victory to lead the country for another six years. The Russian President said it was “nonsense” to think Russia would poison a former spy in the UK after the Salisbury attack. Donald Trump has stood by Britain following the allegations Russia was involved in a nerve agent attack.
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)  Supporters of a long-shot bid to make California an independent nation are ending their effort to put it to a statewide vote next year.
The secretary of state's office confirmed Monday that Marcus Ruiz Evans, vice president of the Yes California Independence Campaign, notified officials he intends to withdraw the California Nationhood ballot measure.
The group's president, Louis Marinelli, says in a message to supporters that he is seeking permanent residence in Russia. He says supporters may try again to separate California from the United States at a later date.
The movement drew extra interest after last year's election of Republican Donald Trump as president.
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Staff at Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo in Indiana welcomed the first public appearance of a rare Wrinkled Hornbill chick on Friday, December 15.
The chick, named Nuri, was hatched around August 24, according to the zoo, but didn’t emerge from its mother’s next box until 123 days after her nesting process began in mid-July.
The zoo shared a clip to Facebook of Nuri taking its first steps out of the nesting box on December 15. The clip had earned over 9,000 views at the time of writing. Credit: Facebook/Fort Wayne Children’s Zoo via Storyful

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