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No. 1 Amazon bestseller: 266 blank pages on why to vote Democrat

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Amazon bestseller: 266 blank pages on why to vote Democrat

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Knowles is a Yale graduate and correspondent for the Daily Wire, a conservative website. He self-published the book, which contains only headers and a bibliography, along with 266 empty pages. The book, a clear attempt to troll Democrats, has set the internet on fire and vaulted to the No.

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KU goes down

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Strong winds that topped 60 mph in several Great Lakes states on Wednesday left almost a million people without power in Michigan, the state's utilities said.

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"We have crews working around the clock in difficult weather conditions," said Guy Packard, the vice president of energy operations for one of those providers, Consumers Energy. "With the rough weather continuing, we expect this to be a multiday restoration effort."

He added, "As we work to restore power as quickly as possible, the safety of our customers and employees is our top priority. We thank our customers for their patience as we commit to working 24/7 until our final customers have their energy restored."

Along with Consumers Energy, which had more than 290,000 customers without electricity, DTE Energy was heavily affected, with more than 700,000 of its customers without power.

In a press release, DTE Energy said it was the "largest weather event in its history."

"The priority of our crew is to first eliminate downed power lines to ensure the safety of the public," the release said.

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Nearly a million people lose power in Michigan after high winds

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Strong winds that topped 60 mph in several Great Lakes states on Wednesday left almost a million people without power in Michigan, the state's utilities said. "We have crews working around the clock in difficult weather conditions," said Guy Packard, the vice president of energy operations for one...

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In yesterdays game with the Celtics and the Warriors the Celtics end up beating the warriors in the last minutes of the game with 15-0 run and the Celtics go home with the W

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Nike Reveals the ‘Pro Hijab’ for Muslim Athletes

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danaya vann-Justin Bieber impersonator charged with more than 900 child sex 

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danaya vann-Justin Bieber impersonator charged with more than 900 child sex 

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A man who allegedly posed as singer Justin Bieber online has been charged with more than 900 child sex offenses, including rape he is 45

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A San Francisco startup 3D printed a whole house in 24 hours

only for $10,000

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The result is a 400-square-foot house that's around as big as a standard hotel room. It's no mansion, but it could prove attractive to the growing contingent of people who prefer tiny homes. Apis Cor says the whole house cost about $10,134 make, with the door and windows eating up the largest part of the budget. That sounds about right for a tiny home, though that probably doesn't account for the cost of land.

The company uploaded a video of the process you can watch below. It even shows what the interior looks like with appliances, including a curved TV that fits the house's curved wall, provided by Samsung. If Apis Cor does start 3D printing houses, owners can choose any shape they want and even choose to make one larger than this compact abode.

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A San Francisco startup 3D printed a whole house in 24 hours

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The result is a 400-square-foot house that's around as big as a standard hotel room. It's no mansion, but it could prove attractive to the growing contingent of people who prefer tiny homes. Apis Cor says the whole house cost about $10,134 make, with the door and windows eating up the largest part of the budget.

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Weather service determines severity of tornadoes in Oak Grove, Smithville, Lee’s Summit

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FOX 4 Kansas City WDAF-TV | News, Weather, Sports

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PLEASANT HILL, Mo. - The National Weather Service determined the tornado Monday night in Oak Grove was an EF-3 tornado.

Tornadoes are rated by their intensity and the damage they caused to vegetation and human created structures. The Enhanced Fujita scale (EF-Scale) is the primary scale used in the United States.

In the Enhanced Fujita scale, an EF-3 tornado has winds of 136-165 mph. The following information is what was recorded for the tornadoes in Oak Grove, Smithville and Lee's Summit, as well as at the Johnson County Airport.

Oak Grove

Smithville to Lathrop

(An EF-2 tornado has winds from 111-135 mph.)

Lee's Summit

(An EF-1 tornado measures winds between 86 and 110 mph.)

Johnson County Airport:

Straight-line winds of 80-85 mph

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Weather service determines severity of tornadoes in Oak Grove, Smithville, Lee's Summit

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PLEASANT HILL, Mo. -- The National Weather Service determined the tornado Monday night in Oak Grove was an EF-3 tornado. Tornadoes are rated by their intensity and the damage they caused to vegetation and human created structures. The Enhanced Fujita scale (EF-Scale) is the primary scale used in the United States.

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Chad Greenway is retiring

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Chad Greenway was breezing dry-eyed toward the end of Tuesday's 25-minute retirement speech when the now-former Vikings linebacker was forced to pause 19 seconds and then 10 more to compose himself.

"I have to pull it together here," he said. "Hold on."

The man with 1,334 tackles had another difficult one to make. Fighting off his emotions, he had to thank his mom, Julie, and his late father, Alan, for what they meant to his career, his marriage to Jenni, his fatherhood to young daughters Maddyn, Beckett, Blakely and Carsyn, and, well, an entire life that began 34 years ago on the family farm in Mount Vernon, S.D.

"I am a microcosm of my parents and the work ethic that led me to be the consistent player that I've been over the last 11 years," Greenway said. "None of this would be possible without them."

It took Greenway another 19 seconds to get the next words out. Coach Mike Zimmer, General Manager Rick Spielman, safety Harrison Smith and Vikings greats Bud Grant, Carl Eller, Paul Krause and Scott Studwell were among the many looking on as Greenway praised his mom for "the example she continues to give us" by continuing to run the family farm two years after Alan lost his battle with cancer.

Ten more seconds passed as Greenway reached his full-circle moment. A son would thank the father who first encouraged his NFL dream nearly three decades ago.

"I know he's looking down on me," Greenway said. "The most amazing man in the world, hands down. I'm so proud to carry the name that he gave me and hold it to a high standard. I'm so proud to be his son."

Greenway's speech also highlighted his inspirational journey from small-town America as the son of a mail carrier/farmer. He played quarterback on a nine-man high school football team in a town of 400 people. He turned his only Division I scholarship offer into an All-America career at Iowa. He was drafted 17th overall in 2006, missed his rookie season because of a torn anterior cruciate ligament and still rewarded the Vikings with durability and production over the next decade.

On the field, only Studwell (1,928), Matt Blair (1,404) and Jeff Siemon (1,375) finished with more tackles as a Viking. Off the field, Greenway used his Lead the Way Foundation to win Vikings Community Man of the Year four times. Only Matt Birk, with seven, won that honor more times.

"This was a dream that started when I was 5 or 6 years old," Greenway said. "I was holding a gate for my dad when he was feeding cattle. I told him I was going to play pro ball. And he looked at me like I was crazy.

"But I'll never forget. He said, 'It's going to take a lot of hard work, but it's possible.' It was one of those moments that you never forget. My dad was my hero. I think when he said that, it was something like, 'You know what, I'm going to try to do that.' "

Greenway said he'll stay in the Twin Cities and gave a shout out to Vikings Director of Community Relations Brad Madson, saying, "I hope you know you're not done working with me and our foundation for the next 15 to 20 years."

Greenway does have an interest in coaching. Just not at the NFL level. He said his "No. 1 job" is as father and coach to his four daughters.

"My daughter [Maddyn] won a state basketball championship last weekend," Greenway said. "I was able to coach her, which was awesome. If you're going to ask me what I'm going to do next, I'm going to be a coach. And probably a championship coach, it sounds like, with these guys."

Greenway said he met most of his career goals except, of course, winning a Super Bowl. Finishing his career as a Viking, and being able to do so on his terms, was a primary goal he had.

"Doing it my way," Greenway said. "I never took a day off. I never took the easy way out. I started from nowhere and was able to achieve the highest standard of our profession."

The rise of Jose Berrios and Fernando Romero, combined with the acquisitions of Jake Odorizzi and Lance Lynn and a resurgence of Kyle Gibson, gives the Twins their best starting staff since 2006

The problem for several Twins players is that the team's "designated primary shoe color" is black, not the navy blue that adorns the uniforms and caps.

Novak Djokovic added another early elimination to his disappointing season, losing to Kyle Edmund 6-3, 2-6, 6-3 on Wednesday in the second round of the Madrid Open.

The Toronto Raptors' Dwane Casey was the NBA's best coach this season, according to his fellow NBA coaches.Casey was announced Wednesday as the coach-of-the-year selection...

Best known outside Russia as the site of the Battle of Stalingrad in World War II, Volgograd's summer heat could prove to be a challenge for visiting teams.

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Chad Greenway honors father, family and football in NFL retirement

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Chad Greenway was breezing dry-eyed toward the end of Tuesday's 25-minute retirement speech when the now-former Vikings linebacker was forced to pause 19 seconds and then 10 more to compose himself. "I have to pull it together here," he said. "Hold on." The man with 1,334 tackles had another difficult one to make.

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High school in Illinois is accused for body shaming after posting a 21 slide presentation about acceptable attire for prom. They even went as far as to point out specific body types to show what was acceptable for them to wear.

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Boylan Catholic High School's guide says that girl's dresses should not have necklines low enough to show cleavage, and that the skirts of the dresses should hit below the mid-thigh.

Critics have taken issue with a line in the guide that suggests different standards will be applied to girls with different figures. "Some girls may wear the same dress, but due to body types, one dress may be acceptable while the other is not," the guide reads.

It includes 11 slides of pictures with examples of dresses that are "acceptable" and dresses that aren't.

Only two slides are dedicated to the male students' dress code -- one sentence and four pictures.

'It's hard to pick out a dress'

The dress code guide was released in mid-January, Boylan senior Alex Symonds said.

The school took the girls and the boys into two separates rooms to give them the same presentation. But the girls' presentation started off badly, she said.

"All the girls immediately booed the teacher, which was really awful," Symonds said, adding that the teacher "did say some offensive stuff."

"One girl wearing one dress is not the same as another girl wearing the same dress," the teacher said, according to Symonds.

One of her peers stood up and told the teacher, "That's body-shaming."

Symonds said that the guide made it difficult to figure out what to wear. "There's just so much about the girls," she said. "It's hard to pick out a dress."

There have been discussions, Symonds said, of having prom outside of the school. Some students took it upon themselves to start a campaign via Twitter.

She acknowledged that students saw a similar guide last year, but said that it's since been expanded. "Originally, it wasn't long at all," she said. "It was more of a Word document than a slideshow."

School: teaching our students modesty

The dress code isn't new, said Amy Ott, president of the private Catholic school. "It was developed two years ago by a committee made up of teachers and students who consulted dress codes that existed at other Catholic schools across the country," she said.

Ott said that parents find the dress code helpful while shopping, since it allows them to be sure that whatever is picked "is both elegant and appropriate."

"As a private Catholic high school, we adhere to teaching our students moral values which include modesty," she said. "We want all students to feel beautiful in what they wear while also adhering to our values as a Catholic school."

As for Symonds, she's decided she's going to Jo-Ann Fabrics and making her own dress. "That way it's less complicated," she said.

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School prom dress guide draws body-shaming accusations

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Boylan Catholic High School's guide says that girl's dresses should not have necklines low enough to show cleavage, and that the skirts of the dresses should hit below the mid-thigh. Critics have taken issue with a line in the guide that suggests different standards will be applied to girls with different figures.

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Staples to close 70 more stores

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Jai Bullock  29 people were killed after a fire tore through a youth home in San Jose Pinula, Guatemala

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Jai Bullock  29 people were killed after a fire tore through a youth home in San Jose Pinula, Guatemala

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Rabbit hole in farmer's field leads to 'mystery caves'

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An apparently ordinary rabbit's hole in a farmer's field leads to an underground sanctuary said to have been used by devotees of a medieval religious order - but is everything what it seems?

According to local legend, the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th Century.

Located less than a metre underground, they appear to be untouched structurally.

Their original purpose is shrouded in mystery, but Historic England, which describes the caves as a "grotto", believes they were probably built in the late 18th or early 19th Century - hundreds of years after the Templar order was dissolved.

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In its report, it said the caves appear to be used for "black magic rites" by modern-day visitors.

Michael Scott, from Birmingham, went to photograph the caves after seeing a video of them online.

He said: "I traipsed over a field to find it, but if you didn't know it was there you would just walk right past it. Considering how long it's been there it's in amazing condition, it's like an underground temple."

The tunnel leads to a network of walkways and arches carved out of sandstone, as well as a font.

Mr Scott said the cave was "quite cramped" and those nearing 6ft (1.8m) tall would have to bend down to fit in. Some chambers are so small that those exploring have to enter them on hands and knees.

"I had to crouch down and once I was in it was completely silent. There were a few spiders in there but that was it. It was raining so the slope down was quite sludgy but inside the cave was bone dry," he added.

The caves were reportedly sealed up in 2012 in a bid to keep away vandals and practitioners of "black magic".
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While the rumoured connection between the caves and medieval knights seems unlikely, who were the Templars?

The Catholic military order was founded in the 12th Century to guard pilgrims on their way along the dangerous roads that led to Jerusalem.

Its members were effectively armed monk-like knights who were granted certain legal privileges and whose status was backed by the Church. They were reputed to be the possessors of great wealth and power.

In 1095, Pope Urban II promised the knights of Europe forgiveness of their sins if they went on a Crusade to win back Jerusalem for Christianity. Many responded by "taking the cross" and showed this act by cutting out red crosses before sewing them into their tunics.

You can find more stunning photography stories on the BBC England Pinterest board

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An apparently ordinary rabbit's hole in a farmer's field leads to an underground sanctuary said to have been used by devotees of a medieval religious order - but is everything what it seems? According to local legend, the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th Century.

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after some wildfires in kansas some cattlle farmers lost their home and some 90 % of their flock

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Fans are reporting malfunctions in their Nintendo Switch consoles

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An Illinois high school has been accused of body-shaming after a 21-slide presentation about acceptable prom attire was published online.

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Boylan Catholic High School's guide says that girl's dresses should not have necklines low enough to show cleavage, and that the skirts of the dresses should hit below the mid-thigh.

Critics have taken issue with a line in the guide that suggests different standards will be applied to girls with different figures. "Some girls may wear the same dress, but due to body types, one dress may be acceptable while the other is not," the guide reads.

It includes 11 slides of pictures with examples of dresses that are "acceptable" and dresses that aren't.

Only two slides are dedicated to the male students' dress code -- one sentence and four pictures.

'It's hard to pick out a dress'

The dress code guide was released in mid-January, Boylan senior Alex Symonds said.

The school took the girls and the boys into two separates rooms to give them the same presentation. But the girls' presentation started off badly, she said.

"All the girls immediately booed the teacher, which was really awful," Symonds said, adding that the teacher "did say some offensive stuff."

"One girl wearing one dress is not the same as another girl wearing the same dress," the teacher said, according to Symonds.

One of her peers stood up and told the teacher, "That's body-shaming."

Symonds said that the guide made it difficult to figure out what to wear. "There's just so much about the girls," she said. "It's hard to pick out a dress."

There have been discussions, Symonds said, of having prom outside of the school. Some students took it upon themselves to start a campaign via Twitter.

She acknowledged that students saw a similar guide last year, but said that it's since been expanded. "Originally, it wasn't long at all," she said. "It was more of a Word document than a slideshow."

School: teaching our students modesty

The dress code isn't new, said Amy Ott, president of the private Catholic school. "It was developed two years ago by a committee made up of teachers and students who consulted dress codes that existed at other Catholic schools across the country," she said.

Ott said that parents find the dress code helpful while shopping, since it allows them to be sure that whatever is picked "is both elegant and appropriate."

"As a private Catholic high school, we adhere to teaching our students moral values which include modesty," she said. "We want all students to feel beautiful in what they wear while also adhering to our values as a Catholic school."

As for Symonds, she's decided she's going to Jo-Ann Fabrics and making her own dress. "That way it's less complicated," she said.

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School prom dress guide draws body-shaming accusations

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Boylan Catholic High School's guide says that girl's dresses should not have necklines low enough to show cleavage, and that the skirts of the dresses should hit below the mid-thigh. Critics have taken issue with a line in the guide that suggests different standards will be applied to girls with different figures.

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Hong Kong 'Snowden refugees' seek asylum in Canada

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Harry Potter Actor Jim Tavaré Suffers Broken Neck, and a Punctured Lung from Car Accident

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Today is the 20th Year since the Death of Biggie.

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Drug dealers would face manslaughter charges for opioid overdoses under proposed Florida law

Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that is 50 times more potent than heroin. While it has legitimate medical uses -- for example, doctors prescribe fentanyl to cancer patients with an intolerance to other narcotics -- the risk of abuse, overdose and addiction is so high the Food and Drug Administration has classified it as a Schedule II controlled substance.

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An apparently ordinary rabbit's hole in a farmer's field leads to an underground sanctuary said to have been used by devotees of a medieval religious order - but is everything what it seems?

According to local legend, the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th Century.

Located less than a metre underground, they appear to be untouched structurally.

Their original purpose is shrouded in mystery, but Historic England, which describes the caves as a "grotto", believes they were probably built in the late 18th or early 19th Century - hundreds of years after the Templar order was dissolved.

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The window cleaner who fell from a skyscraper and lived Malta's Azure Window rock arch collapses into the sea Five-year-old girl makes history as youngest US Spelling Bee finalist
In its report, it said the caves appear to be used for "black magic rites" by modern-day visitors.

Michael Scott, from Birmingham, went to photograph the caves after seeing a video of them online.

He said: "I traipsed over a field to find it, but if you didn't know it was there you would just walk right past it. Considering how long it's been there it's in amazing condition, it's like an underground temple."

The tunnel leads to a network of walkways and arches carved out of sandstone, as well as a font.

Mr Scott said the cave was "quite cramped" and those nearing 6ft (1.8m) tall would have to bend down to fit in. Some chambers are so small that those exploring have to enter them on hands and knees.

"I had to crouch down and once I was in it was completely silent. There were a few spiders in there but that was it. It was raining so the slope down was quite sludgy but inside the cave was bone dry," he added.

The caves were reportedly sealed up in 2012 in a bid to keep away vandals and practitioners of "black magic".
More surprising places

England's hidden architectural gems

The Shropshire cave that is also a home

See inside London's great pubs

While the rumoured connection between the caves and medieval knights seems unlikely, who were the Templars?

The Catholic military order was founded in the 12th Century to guard pilgrims on their way along the dangerous roads that led to Jerusalem.

Its members were effectively armed monk-like knights who were granted certain legal privileges and whose status was backed by the Church. They were reputed to be the possessors of great wealth and power.

In 1095, Pope Urban II promised the knights of Europe forgiveness of their sins if they went on a Crusade to win back Jerusalem for Christianity. Many responded by "taking the cross" and showed this act by cutting out red crosses before sewing them into their tunics.

You can find more stunning photography stories on the BBC England Pinterest board

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An apparently ordinary rabbit's hole in a farmer's field leads to an underground sanctuary said to have been used by devotees of a medieval religious order - but is everything what it seems? According to local legend, the Caynton Caves, near Shifnal, in Shropshire, were used by followers of the Knights Templar in the 17th Century.

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Mr. Kohl- First, the list of temporarily banned countries has gone from seven to six. Iraq’s not on it anymore. Second, the new ban doesn’t apply to people who already have valid US visas and green cards. Third, all refugees are temporarily banned from entering the US except the one’s who’ve already been OK’d to come. Syrian refugees are no longer banned indefinitely. All of this takes effect next week.

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Mr. Kohl- First, the list of temporarily banned countries has gone from seven to six. Iraq’s not on it anymore. Second, the new ban doesn’t apply to people who already have valid US visas and green cards. Third, all refugees are temporarily banned from entering the US except the one’s who’ve already been OK’d to come. Syrian refugees are no longer banned indefinitely. All of this takes effect next week.