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A driver lost control of his SUV before skidding off the road and onto the roof of a house in Taizhou,

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See out-of-control SUV crash onto house roof - CNN Video

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A driver lost control of his SUV before skidding off the road and onto the roof of a house in Taizhou, a city in China's Jiangsu Province.

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Micheal Jordan will be releasing the original style of all his signature shoe

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KYLE BUSCH, JOEY LOGANO INVOLVED IN FIGHT AT NASCAR AT LAS VEGAS RACE

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It's only the third race of the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule, but tempers between Kyle Busch and Joey Logano have already reached a boiling point.

Writer Jeff Gluck shared video of Busch and Logano involved in a physical altercation following Sunday's Kobalt 400:

NASCAR on NBC shared a shot from the aftermath that shows blood on Busch's forehead:

Fox Sports provided Busch's comments after the incident:

Busch finished in 22nd place. He had been running fourth before making contact with Logano on the last lap of the race. Logano appeared to lose control momentarily and bumped into the side of the No. 18 car. Logano wound up in fourth place as he crossed the finish line.

Logano provided his side in a post-race interview with Fox Sports (h/t NASCAR Talk's Dustin Long):

Kyle and I usually race well together, we usually don't have any issues. He tried to pin me down in the corner underneath Brad. I about crashed on entry and I was trying to gather it up by the center and I was going to spin out and so I'm trying to chase it up [the track] and he was there. It was nothing intentional but obviously he thinks that. We'll move on.

In 2016, Gluck wrote NASCAR amended its rules regarding fights between drivers and that "heat of the moment actions" may merit only a mandatory meeting with NASCAR officials or possible probation.

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Kyle Busch, Joey Logano Involved in Fight at NASCAR at Las Vegas Race

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NASCAR Joseph Zucker Jerry Markland/Getty Images @@JosephZucker Twitter Logo Featured Columnist It's only the third race of the 2017 Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series schedule, but tempers between Kyle Busch and Joey Logano have already reached a boiling point.

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James Harden (38 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists) with the win agents Lebanon James and the cavilers
LeBron James (30 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists)

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The Houston Rockets held off the Cleveland Cavaliers 117-112 on Sunday night in one of the most entertaining games of the regular season. James Harden picked up his 16th triple-double, LeBron James was his usual dominant self, Kyrie Irving did some fun dribbling things, Patrick Beverley flustered people and both squads were lighting it up from behind the arc. Here are a few takeaways from the prime-time matchup.
MVP race: Harden > LeBron (at least for one night)
You can't win or lose the MVP in one night, but there are definitely statement games that leave an impression on fans and voters, and Sunday was one of those occasions: a national TV game between two superstars and two of the top four teams in the league. Both James Harden (38 points, 10 rebounds, 11 assists) and LeBron James (30 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists) were brilliant, but Harden was a bit better, and his team won. Those things matter when it comes down to determining who to vote for, especially if both players' credentials are, in the mind of the voter, about even.
Harden continues triple-double bonanza
Because of what Russell Westbrook has been doing this season in terms of securing triple-doubles, Harden hasn't received as much attention. Coming into the season, Harden had just nine career-triple doubles. After Sunday night's game, he has 16 this season alone, and the Rockets are 13-3 when he records a triple-double. Harden is the first player to ever put up two 50-point triple-doubles in one season and has matched Oscar Robertson's record for most 40-point triple-doubles in one season with five. And with season averages of 28.9 points, 11.2 assists, and 7.9 rebounds per game, he's a lot closer than people realize to averaging a triple-double for the year.

Playoff race
The Rockets are essentially locked into the third seed in the Western Conference, as they're six games behind San Antonio for second and have a 4 1/2 game lead over fourth-place Utah. Barring a major collapse somewhere, the Rockets will be the 3-seed, and, following Sunday's win, are close to clinching a playoff spot. Houston's magic number is down to one, meaning the Rockets just need either one win or one Portland loss to clinch a playoff berth.

As for the Cavs, their continued poor form continues to give the Washington Wizards and Boston Celtics hope that they can make a run at the top seed in the East. After Sunday's loss, the Cavs' lead over both squads is down to two games. Is Cleveland still the favorite? Yes. But, the Cavs are just 3-6 in their last nine games, while Washington has won five in a row and Boston has a fairly easy schedule down the stretch. The race for home court advantage in the East is far from over.
Cavs continue to get crushed on offensive glass
The Cavs have been near the bottom of the league all season in giving up offensive rebounds, as teams have grabbed 11.2 offensive boards per night, with only the Warriors and the Knicks giving up more. That number has jumped slightly since Kevin Love has been out, with opponents pulling down 11.7 per game since Love injured his knee. The Rockets exploited that problem Sunday night, grabbing a whopping 20 offensive boards. Those led to 15 second-chance points, a big number in what was just a five-point win.
J.R. Smith is still not back to normal
Yes, he had a beautiful behind-the-back pass on a fast break, but J.R. Smith is still not back to normal. He struggled again shooting, going 1-for-6 on his way to two points. In his three games since returning from his thumb injury, Smith is just 6-for-23 (26 percent) from the field, and has scored only 16 points. He's always been a streaky shooter, but as was mentioned following the Cavs' loss against the Pistons, he's going to need a while to feel comfortable catching and shooting again.

Jack Maloney lives and writes in Milwaukee, where, like the Bucks, he is trying to own the future. Full Bio

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Takeaways: James Harden's triple-double boosts Rockets past Cavaliers in thriller

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The Houston Rockets held off the Cleveland Cavaliers 117-112 on Sunday night in one of the most entertaining games of the regular season. James Harden picked up his 16th triple-double, LeBron James was his usual dominant self, Kyrie Irving did some fun dribbling things, Patrick Beverley flustered people and both squads were lighting it up from behind the arc.

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Yes, this is a real house completely encased in ice

it seems that this house in completely covered in ice. and there is a video to it.

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this is a real house completely encased in ice  - cnn

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Yes, there is a house under all that ice

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This house in New York got the Queen Elsa treatment from some late winter weather

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Mar 13, 2017
Homeschooled, 5 yr old Edith Fuller just became the youngest contestant to qualify for a national spelling bee. From Tulsa, Oklahoma, she triumphed over 50 other kids, some 3 times her age in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. She is now on her way to Washington D.C. for the nationals.
She spelled "jnana" an obscure Sanskrit word for "knowledge" to win.

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Green Country Regional Spelling Bee Part

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Scripps National Spelling Bee Edith Fuller

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5-year-old spelling bee champ Edith Fuller makes history

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5-year-old Edith Fuller won the regional spelling bee in Tulsa to become the youngest participant to appear in the Scripps National Spelling Bee in Washington, D.C.

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Mar 13, 2017
Perez set for test on knee
Perez is set for another test on his left knee after getting injured in a collision with Royals backup catcher Drew Butera in the World Baseball Classic.