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Edible water bottles invented in London

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Cavs are # 2 in the East.

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Apartment complex, homes burn in Overland Park

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GALLERY: Apartment complex, homes burn in Overland Park

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The fire started at the Royale at CityPlace apartment complex

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What's at stake in the final days of the NBA's regular season? How about the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, with the Cavaliers and Celtics separated by a single game with one game left?

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What's at stake on the final day of the NBA's regular season? How about the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, with the Cavaliers and Celtics separated by a single game with one game left?

With the playoff picture changing daily, here's an updated look at the postseason races to watch, with the latest Basketball Power Index (BPI) projections of where teams are likely to finish.
More: Standings | Matchups | Playoff odds | Lottery odds Editor's note: BPI odds through April 11 games.
Race for No. 1: Cavs vs. Celtics

Boston Celtics
Next game: Season complete

Cleveland Cavaliers
Next game: Season complete

Losers of four straight games, Cleveland will enter the playoffs as the No. 2 seed in the East after resting its stars in the regular-season finale against the Raptors. Boston, meanwhile, took care of the Bucks to leave no doubt and finish first in the East.

Wild, wild East: Race at the bottom

Indiana and Chicago are the last two teams to qualify for the East playoffs. Both teams won their Wednesday finale, as did Miami, but the Heat were left out by virtue of losing the head-to-head tiebreaker with Chicago. The Heat got to .500 after being 19 games under .500; that is the most games under .500 in NBA history by a team that managed to get back to .500.

All of the Western Conference matchups are set for the first round of the NBA playoffs, with the last question to be determined being home-court advantage between the Clippers and Jazz.

Race for No. 4: Clippers vs. Jazz

LA Clippers
Next game: Season complete

Utah Jazz
Next game: Season complete

The Clippers and Jazz both won their season finales on Wednesday, leaving the Clippers at No. 4 and the Jazz at No. 5.

How important would home-court advantage have been to the Jazz? As the No. 4 seed, Utah would hold a 51 percent edge in a series with the Clips, according to BPI. But if the Jazz fall to the No. 5 seed, they would indeed be underdogs, with only a 41 percent chance to advance to the second round for a potential matchup with the Warriors.
More: Standings | Matchups | Playoff odds | Lottery odds

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NBA playoff push: Celtics finish with East's top mark

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What's at stake on the final day of the NBA's regular season? How about the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference, with the Cavaliers and Celtics separated by a single game with one game left?

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2 men are accused of using skimming devices on 3 commerce banks atms, stealing thousands

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Watch: Strange objects fly past NewsChopper 9

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Watch: Strange objects fly past NewsChopper 9

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Check out the objects streaking across the sky past NewsChopper 9 as we flew over Overland Park, Kansas on Wednesday morning. What do you think they are?

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An elephant snatches bananas from Queen Elizabeth

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Queen Elizabeth, 90, and Prince Philip, 95, visited a new elephant center today.

— -- Elephants may be scared of mice, but they don't seem to be star-struck by royalty.

Queen Elizabeth, 90, and Prince Philip, 95, visited a new elephant center at the Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, Britain -- about an hour northwest of London.

The queen and duke of Edinburgh took part in the opening celebration of the $2.5 million Centre for Elephant Care.

The queen, donning a lavender suit with a matching hat, seemed delighted to meet the Asian elephants, one of whom is named after her.

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip fed bananas to a 7-year-old elephant named Donna. As seen in the video, Donna gladly plucked the bananas right out of their hands. Prince Philip chuckled as Queen Elizabeth calmly put her glove back on her hand.

The center officially opens to the public on Wednesday.

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Queen Elizabeth, 90, and Prince Philip, 95, visited a new elephant center today. - -- Elephants may be scared of mice, but they don't seem to be star-struck by royalty. Queen Elizabeth, 90, and Prince Philip, 95, visited a new elephant center at the Whipsnade Zoo in Dunstable, Britain -- about an hour northwest of London.

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The grief-stricken community of San Bernardino, California, gathered Tuesday night for an emotional vigil to remember an 8-year-old boy and his teacher who were killed by a gunman at an elementary school this week.

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Police seek to ID woman who says she's a mermaid

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From the office, Anderson walked into classroom B-1 and, without saying a word, opened fire at Smith from 10 to 15 feet away, according to a sequence of events presented by San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan.

In all, Anderson fired 10 shots from a Smith and Wesson .357 revolver, stopping to reload, police said.

Smith, 53, was killed in the shooting. Student Jonathan Martinez, 8, who was sitting behind Smith, was shot and killed as well.

A 9-year-old student also behind Smith was hit in the upper body, police said, and he is expected to survive.

Anderson then shot himself to death, police said.

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San Bernardino school shooter fired 10 shots, reloaded once

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When Cedric Anderson entered North Park Elementary School to see his wife, Karen Smith, who worked as a special needs teacher, there was no indication to staff that something was amiss.

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Watch: Strange objects fly past NewsChopper 9

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Check out the objects streaking across the sky past NewsChopper 9 as we flew over Overland Park, Kansas on Wednesday morning. What do you think they are?

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A teenager with a self-professed love for chicken nuggets is on track to set a new world record for retweets after appealing for a year's supply of the food.

Carter Wilkerson, from Reno, Nevada, asked American fast food chain Wendy's on Twitter how many retweets he would need to receive a free supply for the fried meat for 12 months. They replied: "18 Million".

After various appeals by personalities on the social network, including Breaking Bad actor Aaron Paul, a post by Mr Wilkerson asking for help has garnered over 2.5m retweets.

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Sharing the full story, not just the headlines

The re-circulation of the tweet is just behind the current world record-holding post - a photo taken at the Oscars by TV show host Ellen DeGeneres, which has more than 3.3m retweets.

The 16-year-old told : "I sent out the tweet as a joke, but then they responded with the outrageous number," he said. "I thought 'Consider it done' would be funny among my friend group. Then I put the screen shot up and it started gaining momentum."

The teenager has announced he will make T-shirts emblazoned with the slogan "#NuggsforCarter", with proceeds donated to charity, to generate awareness for his campaign.

One Twitter user estimated that the year's supply worth of chicken nuggets would cost Wendy's around $650 dollars, while Mr Wilkerson's 18m retweets would be worth the equivalent of $72,000 in advertising.

A tweet from the Wendy's account expressed surprise at the popularity of the post, saying if was "Officially SHOOK".

The 16-year-old is still a long way from his 18m target - but it may not matter.

Chief executive of T-mobile, John Legere, offered to personally pay for Mr Wilkerson's supply of chicken nuggets, if only he switched his mobile provider to his company.

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A teenager's request for chicken nuggets is going viral

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A teenager with a self-professed love for chicken nuggets is on track to set a new world record for retweets after appealing for a year's supply of the food. Carter Wilkerson, from Reno, Nevada, asked American fast food chain Wendy's on Twitter how many retweets he would need to receive a free supply for the fried meat for 12 months.

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Taiwan has outlawed the consumption of dog and cat meat, as the island's legislature on Tuesday passed a landmark amendment to its animal protection laws

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A prison work programme has backfired, after two inmates in the US state of Ohio built computers from PCs they were supposed to be dismantling for recycling.

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A prison work programme has backfired, after two inmates in the US state of Ohio built computers from PCs they were supposed to be dismantling for recycling.

The unsupervised inmates later hid the PCs in the ceiling of a training room.

Investigators found software, pornography and articles about making drugs and explosives on the machines.

The discovery came after IT staff flagged unusual levels of internet activity on a contractor's account.

The PCs were found in 2015 but the case has only just been made public.

A report on the incident has been published by the Ohio Inspector General's Office and forwarded to the Ohio Ethics Commission and local officials.

It describes the series of events that led to the discovery of the computers in the ceiling of a training room at Marion Correctional Institution.

Network traffic

On 3 July 2015, an email alert told IT staff that the daily internet threshold for a user account had been exceeded.

But that account belonged to a contractor who was not scheduled to work on the day in question.

The mysterious user had tried to access certain file-sharing sites but had been blocked by the prison network's proxy server, which denies access to certain online content.

The user "then spent the next three hours straight trying to find sites that would circumvent the proxy and our policies," an email to IT employees noted.

After investigating the source of the network traffic, a member of the IT staff and two other inmates who were with him found a network cable leading up into the ceiling.

"When I removed the ceiling tiles I found two PCs hidden in the ceiling on two pieces of plywood," the staff member wrote in an incident report.

One of the inmates who had set up the computers later described how he had used components from other PCs that were part of a computer waste recycling programme.

He then plugged his machine into an internet connection device in the prison, according to the Inspector General's report.

"And then... bam, I'm on the network," he told investigators.

A trove of data was discovered on the machines, including records of passes being issued for inmates so they could access various parts of the prison.

Forensic analysis of the hard drives also found pornography, articles about making drugs, explosives and credit cards.

One IT employee was found to have breached inventory and crime scene protection policies.

"We will thoroughly review the reports and take any additional steps necessary to prevent these types of things from happening again," the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction said in a statement.

"It is of critical importance that we provide necessary safeguards in regards to the use of technology while still providing opportunities for offenders to participate in meaningful and rehabilitative programming."

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A prison work programme has backfired, after two inmates in the US state of Ohio built computers from PCs they were supposed to be dismantling for recycling. The unsupervised inmates later hid the PCs in the ceiling of a training room. Investigators found software, pornography and articles about making drugs and explosives on the machines.

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The KC Royals lost their home opener 2-0 on monday.

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Market Square Tower's pool suspends 500 feet in the air over downtown Houston.

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Glass-bottom pool will freak you out - CNN Video

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Market Square Tower's pool suspends 500 feet in the air over downtown Houston.

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Arrest made in Germany soccer bus bombing

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— -- Police have made one arrest following an incident in which multiple explosions went off near the team bus of Borussia Dortmund, one of Germany's top soccer clubs, as it set off for a Champions League quarterfinal match on Tuesday evening. One of the team's players was injured in the attack.

Two suspects "from the Islamist spectrum have come into the focus of the criminal prosecution," according to authorities, and their apartments have been searched.

The chief prosecutor in the investigation also provided more details about the man who was injured in the attack.

"One of the passengers incurred serious injuries on his arm from a broken window pane," the chief prosecutor said in a statement.

"The explosive devices were loaded with metal pins. One metal pin embedded itself in the headrest of one of the bus seats. The explosive devices had an explosive effect of more than 100 meters," the statement added.

This is a breaking story. Please check back for updates.

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Arrest made in Germany soccer bus bombing

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Police have made one arrest following an incident in which multiple explosions went off near the team bus of Borussia Dortmund, one of Germany's top soccer clubs, as it set off for a Champions League quarterfinal match on Tuesday evening. One of the team's players was injured in the attack.

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Pink moon will be visible tonight; but it wont be pink.

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Tyga was handcuffed early Wednesday morning after a traffic stop.

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in Nigeria a python full on attacks a crocodile and after they open the snake, something weird happens

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San Jose State coach shows off dance moves from his old job with MC Hammer.

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Alonzo Carter is currently the running backs coach at San Jose State University.

But Carter used to be a backup dancer for MC Hammer. He worked for the rapper in the 1980's and 1990's, and even went on tour.

At last week's spring practice for San Jose State, Carter put his dance moves on display when the team played "Can't Touch This" over the stadium speakers.

The official football team Twitter account posted the video, and it now has been retweeted by Sports Illustrated, Bleacher Report, and MC Hammer himself.
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San Jose State coach shows off dance moves from his old job with MC Hammer

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Alonzo Carter is currently the running backs coach at San Jose State University. But Carter used to be a backup dancer for MC Hammer. He worked for the rapper in the 1980's and 1990's, and even went on tour.

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a 14,000 year old vilage was discovered by a team of researchers. They found this on the island of Triquet island. they found sea mammal remains.

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United passenger who was dragged from plane says he's still in the hospital.

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Mr. Kohl- Skipping Rocks Lab's, based in London, goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their first product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

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Mr. Kohl- Skipping Rocks Lab's, based in London, goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their first product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

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These Edible Water Bottles Will Eliminate The Need For Plastic Packaging

Skipping Rocks Lab's goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their firt product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat it.

"Our packaging is cheaper than plastic and can encapsulate any beverage including water, soft drinks, spirits, and even cosmetics."

Watch the video here:

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These Edible Water Bottles Will Eliminate The Need For Plastic Packaging

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Skipping Rocks Lab's goal is to make plastic packaging disappear. Their firt product, Ooho!, is a sustainable packaging alternative to plastic bottles and cups, made from a seaweed extract. It is entirely biodegradable and so natural you can actually eat