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After a few days of teasing, Blizzard has finally revealed the next hero to join the ever-growing roster of its colorful team shooter Overwatch: an armor-clad support character name Brigitte. In the fiction of Overwatch, Brigitte is the daughter of the mechanically inclined hero Torbjorn, and an apprentice to Reinhardt. Blizzard has been hinting at the reveal for a few days through some cryptic clues, including a letter penned by Torbjörn, and several pieces of art for what appeared to be blueprints for the new character’s weapon and shield.
Here’s how Blizzard describes her:
The daughter of weapons designer, Torbjörn Lindholm, Brigitte was the first of his children to show an interest in mechanical engineering. Brigitte spent much of her spare time in her father’s workshop, learning the trade and honing her skills. Her aptitude for engineering mirrored that of her father’s, but Brigitte’s primary interest was in armor fabrication and defensive systems, unlike Torbjörn, who was world renowned (and perhaps infamous) for the weapons he created.
Brigitte specializes in armor and defense. She can throw Repair Packs to heal teammates, or automatically heal nearby allies when she damages foes with her Flail. Her Flail is capable of a wide swing to strike multiple targets, or a Whip Shot that stuns an enemy at range. When entering the fray, Barrier Shield provides personal defense while she attacks enemies with Shield Bash. Brigitte’s ultimate ability, Rally, gives her a substantial short-term boost of speed and provides long-lasting armor to all her nearby allies.
Brigitte becomes the 27th addition to the game. Most recently, Blizzard added a mad scientist support character named Moira late last year. The developer has also been steadily updating the game with other content, including the Blizzard World theme park map, as well as a hefty amount of cosmetic upgrades for characters to purchase and unlock.
In addition to the game itself, Blizzard has also been expanding the competitive scene around Overwatch. In January, the developer kicked off its ambitious new Overwatch League, an e-sports league featuring a dozen teams from around the world and owners that include some of the biggest names in traditional sports.
Blizzard says Brigitte is live on the game’s test servers, and will be available to everyone else “soon.”
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Giants GM stresses team can’t miss on a QB at No. 2
INDIANAPOLIS — General manager Dave Gettleman is adamant Eli Manning remains a franchise quarterback, even though an eventual replacement could be in play when the Giants pick No. 2 overall in April. However, there doesn’t seem to be a sense of urgency to address the position as Gettleman heads into his first draft directing the Giants, and he could target a player at another position that could provide immediate help for a team that finished 3-13 last season.
“If [the quarterback prospect is] the right guy, if you think that guy can be a franchise quarterback like Eli has been, and still is as far as I’m concerned, then you do it,” Gettleman said. “You make a mistake on a quarterback, especially this high and even in the first round, it sets you back five years. It kills you. You’ve got to be right.”
Manning was benched for a game by former coach Ben McAdoo in November, ending a 210-game streak of regular season starts, but returned to the starting lineup the following week. The 14-year veteran threw for 3,468 yards with 19 touchdowns and 13 interceptions in 2017 and is in the twilight of his career, but that won’t force the front office to take a signal caller early.
“You have to look at the whole picture,” Gettleman said. “You cannot work in a vacuum. You’ve got to step back and look at your whole program. You’ve got to take everything into consideration.
“I’ve said it multiple times, [Manning] can still play.”
Quarterbacks are expected to come off the board early and often during the draft’s first round with the Browns, Giants, Bills, Jets and Cardinals all in the market at the position. Wyoming’s Josh Allen, USC’s Sam Darnold, UCLA’s Josh Rosen, Louisville’s Lamar Jackson and Oklahoma’s Baker Mayfield could all be top-10 selections.
New York signed five-year veteran Geno Smith, who started the single game in place of Manning, to a one-year deal before the 2017 season. Former third-round pick Davis Webb is entering his second season and is on a four-year rookie deal. — Kareem Copeland
Vance Joseph knows QB is an issue for Broncos, but it’s not the only one
INDIANAPOLIS — Vance Joseph spent his rookie season as an NFL head coach in Denver patching together the Broncos’ quarterback situation with Trevor Siemian, Paxton Lynch and Brock Osweiler. He knows that cannot happen again if the Broncos are going to be more successful than they were this past season.
“We played three quarterbacks last year,” Joseph said Wednesday at the NFL scouting combine. “No one wants to do that. You want one guy and one guy only. Obviously if someone gets injured, you want to have a capable backup. But you don’t want to play three quarterbacks. So I think all of us involved [know] we’ll get better by not playing three quarterbacks.”
Joseph was retained by the Broncos’ front office football czar, John Elway, after the Broncos’ 5-11 season. Elway’s next major task is to fix the team’s quarterback situation, perhaps by pursuing Kirk Cousins in free agency.
But whatever the Broncos do at quarterback, Joseph said Wednesday, they also must get improved play at other positions.
“We have to play better at quarterback,” Joseph said. “That’s apparent. But we have to also protect better. And we can play better defense, also. So it’s not just the quarterback position that we have to get better at. It’s a full team effort.” — Mark Maske
Jon Gruden returns to a changed NFL seeking to turn back the clock
INDIANAPOLIS — Jon Gruden may be the new guy on the head-coaching scene, but he’s determined to pick up right where he left off 20 years ago.
Asked about the proliferation of NFL teams relying heavily on advanced statistics, Gruden made it clear that he’s an old-school guy determined to get back to basics. His philosophy, he said, is to take things back. Way back.
“Are you talking about the analytics? The GPS? All the modern technology? Man, I’m trying to throw the game back to 1998. Really,” Gruden said Wednesday at the NFL Scouting Combine, when asked about the potential overload of information for teams using analytics.
This is Gruden’s first NFL scouting combine of his second go-round as a head coach, part of readjusting to life in the league after leaving ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” broadcast booth to return to the Oakland Raiders.
He previously coached the Raiders from 1998-2001 and last coached in 2008 with Tampa Bay, compiling a 57-55 record and winning Super Bowl XXXVII with the Buccaneers before his firing. Since then, Gruden has spent much of his time in the broadcast booth. And now he’s eager to get back on the sidelines and coach the “the old-fashioned way.”
“As a broadcaster, I went around and observed every team, asked a lot of questions, took a look at the facilities, how they’re doing business,” said Gruden, who signed a 10-year, $100 million contract with the Raiders in January. There’s a stack of analytical data … that people don’t even know how to read it. It’s one thing to have the data … It’s another thing to know how to read the damn thing.
“So, I’m not going to rely on GPSes and all the modern technology,” added Gruden. “I will certainly have some people who are professional who can help me from that regard. But I just think doing things the old-fashioned way is a good way. And we’re going to try to lean the needle that way.”
The influx and popularity of advanced analytics are just one way the league has changed since Gruden left its coaching ranks. Gruden said he is also struggling with the limitations on the amount of contact that he can have with his players in the early stages of the offseason under the terms of the current collective bargaining agreement.
“It’s a lot different because you’re not allowed to have any interaction with the players,” he said. “I’ve always complained about that since the new CBA came in place. A lot of players would come to see me in Tampa to get their football fix. So you’re not allowed to have contact with these guys. But what’s most discouraging to me is we’ve got to make some decisions on our roster, on salaries, on players and their futures, and you can’t even meet them. I don’t know these guys. I’ve never coached them. I’ve never met half of them. So that’s been very, very difficult for me. And I’ve been emotional about it at times.”
Gruden does know Raiders quarterback Derek Carr, having spent time with him before Carr was drafted as part of Gruden’s role as an ESPN analyst. Gruden said Wednesday that wide receiver Amari Cooper will be a “headliner” of the Raiders’ offense under Gruden. He sees an ongoing role, he said, for running back Marshawn Lynch, who came out of retirement before this past season to join the Raiders, Lynch’s hometown team.
“One of the reasons I’m excited to be with the Raiders is to join forces with Lynch,” Gruden said. “But we’ll see what happens. Obviously we’ve got to take a look at the entire roster. But I’m counting on him. I’m counting on him being a big part of our football team.”
Gruden said he will, by necessity, be a different coach than he was when he last coached in the NFL in 2008 with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
“You obviously have to change a little bit,” he said. “But I think the roots, the foundation of what I know is gonna stay in place. We’re gonna adapt to what the rules are and what our roster allows us to put out there every week. I think that’s the uncomfortable thing right now is I don’t know exactly what that’s gonna be. … We’ve got plenty of people to help me adapt. And that, we will do. But it’s frustrating right now because we don’t know exactly who’s going to be with us.”
After his extended absence from the league, Gruden knows the spotlight will be on him during his return and he’s embraced it so far.
“It’s been really cool,” Gruden said. “Not many people get a chance to go back and do it a second time. It’s a neat story for me because I want to take advantage of the opportunity. I know I have a lot to prove.”
Gruden said he will participate in the Raiders’ player-evaluation tasks this week at the combine. And he might have a night or two out on the town as well, he said.
“I might be out after curfew a few times this week,” Gruden said, “because I got a pass from my wife.” — Mark Maske and Kimberley Martin
NFL, NFLPA vow reduction in concussions for players
INDIANAPOLIS — Medical leaders of the NFL and the NFL Players Association said Wednesday they are committed to taking steps to attempt to curb the number of concussions suffered by players.
Concussions rose sharply this past season. Players suffered 291 concussions during the 2017 preseason and regular season, according to the league’s injury data, up 16 percent from the 250 concussions suffered by players in 2016.
“All of us want to take an aggressive approach toward: How can we reduce concussions?” said Thom Mayer, the NFLPA’s medical director.
Mayer’s comments came during a meeting of the NFL’s head, neck and spine committee, the first half-hour of which was opened to a small group of reporters.
Mayer told the group of doctors and other medical experts assembled for the meeting it is “imperative” that teams’ coaches be educated on how concussions are being suffered by players. That includes position coaches as well as head coaches, Mayer told the group.
Allen Sills, the NFL’s chief medical officer, said during the meeting that the increase in concussions is “a disappointment,” and told the group: “This, to me, is a call to action.”
A slide shown to committee members said potential steps to be taken toward reducing the number of concussions suffered by players include ensuring that more players wear better-performing helmets; focusing in particular on decreasing the number of concussions suffered by players during preseason practices; and studying issues related to the style of play.
Sills said each NFL team will be provided with its individual injury report, showing officials for each franchise how their team’s injury data compares to the league-wide averages.
When the NFL publicly released its preliminary injury data last month, it said there were 281 concussions suffered by players during the 2017 preseason and regular season, compared to 243 diagnosed concussions suffered by players during the 2016 preseason and regular season. — Mark Maske
This time, it’s other NFL owners (not Roger Goodell) vs. Jerry Jones
INDIANAPOLIS — One of the major off-field story lines of the turbulent 2017 NFL season was Jerry Jones vs. Roger Goodell. The Dallas Cowboys owner tried — unsuccessfully, as it turned out — to prevent the NFL commissioner’s five-year contract extension from being completed.
The fallout from that has continued this week, with the league planning to force Jones to reimburse more than $2 million in legal fees incurred by the owners’ compensation committee and the league in connection to Jones’s actions regarding Goodell’s contract extension and the six-game suspension of Cowboys running back Ezekiel Elliott under the NFL’s personal conduct policy.
Jones is contesting that order by the league and has requested an appeal hearing before Goodell, multiple people familiar with the sport’s inner workings said here Tuesday. Under league rules, the hearing will be conducted and the matter will be decided by Goodell or a person designated by him.
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But, according to several people familiar with the case, it would be misguided to regard this penalty and the haggling over it as a revival of Goodell vs. Jones. Instead, they said, it is far more about other NFL owners vs. Jones. The impetus for the punishment of Jones being imposed came from owners, those people said.
One person with knowledge of the case said Tuesday that “numerous owners” were involved in the deliberations. The owners’ finance committee was made aware of the penalty, along with other owners. Another person familiar with the situation estimated that as many as 29 of the 32 owners are in favor of the approach being taken with Jones.
The league is utilizing a 1997 resolution that any owner who takes legal action against the league or fellow owners must pay both sides’ legal fees. A person familiar with the league’s inner workings said Tuesday that the resolution has been put into effect previously but refused to provide further details.
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Jones never has been one to back down from a skirmish, as he demonstrated late last year when he said it was the wrong time to make such an enormous financial commitment to Goodell and more owners, in his view, should have input into the commissioner’s contract. If Jones remains combative on the issue, there could be more tempestuousness ahead for the league. — Mark Maske
Vikings have three free agent QBs and the Kirk Cousins rumors have begun
In a complex quarterback market in which teams are jockeying for position as free agency approaches, the Vikings reportedly are willing to let all three of their quarterbacks become free agents. That has left open the possibility of Minnesota chasing Kirk Cousins.
Minnesota wouldn’t be alone, though. A number of teams — the Jets, Broncos, Cardinals and others — need a quarterback and figure to line up to speak with Cousins’s agent, Mike McCartney, at the NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis this week. But the 49ers, who reached an agreement to keep Jimmy Garoppolo, and Jaguars, who have a deal in place to retain Blake Bortles, are not among them. Nor are the Saints likely to need a quarterback. Although Drew Brees can become a free agent, he is not expected to leave New Orleans. — Cindy Boren (Read full story)
Start-up football league picks up adidas partnership
INDIANAPOLIS — The start-up professional football league founded by prominent NFL player agent Don Yee has added some significant business backing. The fledgling league, Pacific Pro Football, and adidas announced Wednesday that they’d agreed to a partnership by which the sporting goods company becomes a founding partner in the league.
Yee, whose list of clients includes quarterbacks Tom Brady of the New England Patriots and Jimmy Garoppolo of the San Francisco 49ers, plans for the league to begin play in the summer of 2019 with four teams based in Southern California.
The league previously announced plans to employ players less than four years removed from high school graduation, potentially preparing them for future NFL careers.
“We are grateful for adidas’ belief in our vision that there is a need for an alternative path to the NFL,” Yee said in a written statement. “Adidas is one of the world’s great brands and innovators, and they will help us create many new jobs and a league that supports the proper development of football players.”
The league has no formal ties to the NFL. But at a time when NFL officials have expressed curiosity about the possibilities for exploring the establishment of a developmental league for young players, and quarterbacks in particular, the upstart league’s viability and staying power could be worth monitoring.
“We’re always looking to create new and different things for the industry,” Mark King, the president of adidas North America, said in a written statement. “With Pacific Pro Football, we’re doing something that’s never been done before. We’re providing innovative opportunities for aspiring professional athletes and creating new avenues for them to reach the pros. Together we’re shaping the future of the sport. This is a future we believe in, and we’re excited to help create it.” — Mark Maske
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is inviting Delta Air Lines to relocate its headquarters to New York.
“@Delta, if Georgia politicians disagree with your stand against gun violence, we invite you to move your headquarters to New York,” Cuomo tweeted on Tuesday.
.@Delta, if Georgia politicians disagree with your stand against gun violence, we invite you to move your headquarters to New York. https://t.co/BHvyPECWSe
— Andrew Cuomo (@NYGovCuomo) February 27, 2018
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Delta recently joined a growing number of companies that have sought to distance themselves from the National Rifle Association (NRA) since the shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
Delta — which is headquartered in Atlanta — is reportedly seeking state approval to restore a sizable fuel tax break that expired several years ago.
Republican officials in the state are threatening to block part of a bill that would get rid of the state tax on jet fuel if the airline doesn’t restore its relationship with the NRA. Among them is Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle (R), who earlier this week said he would block any tax legislation that benefits Delta after it ended its discount program for NRA members.
“I will kill any tax legislation that benefits @Delta unless the company changes its position and fully reinstates its relationship with @NRA,” Cagle, who is running for governor this year, tweeted.
“Corporations cannot attack conservatives and expect us not to fight back.”
Chuck Hufstetler, chairman of the state’s Senate Finance Committee, also issued a similar warning if Delta does not change its stance, CNN reported.
Cuomo is not the only Democrat to make an offer to Delta amid the backlash. Rep. Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanFormer Pelosi challenger: I have no ‘interest in running for leadership again’ 2020 Dem contenders travel to key primary states 36 people who could challenge Trump in 2020 MORE (D-Ohio) on Tuesday invited Delta to relocate its headquarters to Ohio.
The Florida shooting has reignited the country’s ongoing debate over gun control, with students demanding that lawmakers take action and enact new gun laws.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. —
Find a tick? There’s now an app for that.
There are 200 children a day diagnosed with Lyme disease and TICK Tracker is intended to arm people with information.
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Meet Olivia Goodreau on a good day, but on her bad days, or “Lyme days” as she calls them, getting out of bed is a struggle.
“You just feel horrible and you feel like you have the flu,” Olivia said.
Olivia is 13 years old and she will have Lyme disease for the rest of her life, or at least until there is a cure.
“I was bitten by a tick between the summer between first and second grade. I’ve had Lyme disease ever since. It took him 18 months and 51 doctors to figure out what I had,” Olivia said.
That’s why she led the design of TICK Tracker. It tracks and reports ticks, as well as collects data, offers resources and information about removing them.
Olivia lives in Colorado, but was brought to Maryland to testify before the lawmakers.
“What this bill will do, is when a license prescriber deems it necessary for extended antibiotics in the treatment of chronic Lyme disease, it will require insurance companies to cover that,” Delegate Karen Lewis Young said.
“We want to put medicine back in the hands of physicians and take it out of the hands of people crunching numbers for insurance companies,” advocate and attorney Susan Green said.
Olivia’s knows a lot about the issue. She’s started LivLyme Foundation, which helps families pay for Lyme medication.
Olivia’s work goes far beyond the app and even her time in Annapolis with the House of Delegates. Her next stop is Washington, D.C.
“Sometimes children talking is better than adults talking, so we’re happy to help Maryland, and we hope it does get passed because then, hopefully, it’ll go to the rest of the 50 states,” Olivia’s mother, Holiday Goodreau, said.
Since that will take time, they hope the app will help educate people in the meantime.
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} else { // request ads from DFP without prebid googletag.pubads().refresh([gpt_slot], {changeCorrelator: false}); } }); }; /** * Add refresh to some ad slots */ function enableAdRefresh() { googletag.pubads().addEventListener(‘slotRenderEnded’, function(event) { const slot = event.slot; const slotId = slot.getSlotElementId(); const slotElement = $window.document.getElementById(slotId); const slotIframe = slotElement.getElementsByTagName(‘iframe’); if (slotIframe[0]) { const slotHeight = slotIframe[0].clientHeight; if (refreshEnabled(slotHeight) && !adSlotsWithRefresh[slotId]) { updateSlotTargeting(slot, slotHeight); addRefreshToSlot(slot, slotElement, slotHeight); adSlotsWithRefresh[slotId] = true; } } }); } /** * Every 60 sec check if slot is in view * If it is, request new ad from the DFP */ function addRefreshToSlot(slot, slotElement, slotHeight) { const refreshInterval = 60000; setInterval(function() { if (adIsInView(slotElement)) { googletag.pubads().refresh([slot], {changeCorrelator: false}); } }, refreshInterval); } /** * Removes prebid targeting * Adds targetig for the specific height */ function updateSlotTargeting(slot, slotHeight) { slot.clearTargeting(‘hb_adid’); slot.clearTargeting(‘hb_bidder’); slot.clearTargeting(‘hb_pb’); slot.clearTargeting(‘hb_size’); slot.setTargeting(‘height’, slotHeight); slot.setTargeting(‘refresh’, ‘yes’); } /** * Checks ad’s height to make sure it’s enabled to refresh */ function refreshEnabled(slotHeight) { const sizesAllowedToRefresh = [90, 250, 600]; return sizesAllowedToRefresh.indexOf(slotHeight) > -1; } /** * Checks if ad slot is in view and window is focused */ function adIsInView(slotElement) { const windowHasFocus = $window.document.hasFocus(); if (!windowHasFocus) { return false; } else { return $visibility.isElementInViewport(slotElement); } } /* * Create ad object */ this.createAd = function(el) { var type = el.getAttribute(‘data-type’), pageType = el.getAttribute(‘data-page-type’), prebid = el.getAttribute(‘data-prebid’), dataDfpSizes = el.getAttribute(‘data-sizes’), dataPrebidSizes = el.getAttribute(‘data-prebid-sizes’), rubiconZoneId = el.getAttribute(‘data-zone-id’), appnexusPlacementId = el.getAttribute(‘data-placement-id’), trustxId = el.getAttribute(‘data-trustx-id’), criteoZoneId = el.getAttribute(‘data-criteo-id’), sizes; 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options = stringToOptions(options); xhr.open(options.method, options.url, true); // always async _.each(options.headers, function (value, key) { xhr.setRequestHeader(key, value); }); if (_.isObject(options.data)) { options.data = JSON.stringify(options.data); } xhr.addEventListener(‘load’, function () { var error = xhr.readyState === 4 && xhr.status b ? a : b; } /** * Fast loop through watched elements */ function onScroll() { list.forEach(updateVisibility); } /** * updates seen property * @param {Visble} item * @param evt * @fires Visible#shown * @fires Visible#hidden */ function updateSeen(item, evt) { var px = evt.visiblePx, percent = evt.visiblePercent; // if some pixels are visible and we’re greater/equal to threshold if (px && percent >= item.shownThreshold && !item.seen) { item.seen = true; setTimeout(function () { item.trigger(‘shown’, new VisibleEvent(‘shown’, evt)); }, 15); // if no pixels or percent is less than threshold } else if ((!px || percent = 0 && rect.left >= 0 && rect.bottom 1) { result += getLinearSpacialHash(remainder, Math.floor(stepSize / base), optimalK – 1, base); 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American Airlines Group Inc. is crying foul on an $8.5 billion revamp of Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, claiming a “secret provision” awards additional gates to United Continental Holdings Inc.
The proposal would undermine competition and enable United to expand its size advantage at O’Hare, American said in a statement. The airline said the provision favoring Chicago-based United was “inserted at the last minute.”
“The United gate deal creates a clear winner, United, and clear losers,” American said. “Namely, competition, Chicago travelers and American Airlines.”
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel outlined the eight-year capital project Wednesday, saying the renovation is “not just a game changer for O’Hare, it is a turning point for Chicago.” It is the first major capital improvements to O’Hare’s terminals in more than 25 years, the city said.
The plan would create two new passenger concourses for domestic flights, while a terminal would be torn down and rebuilt as an international gateway shared by United, American and their alliance partners.
The city said it wasn’t concerned that Fort Worth, Texas-based American isn’t on board with the deal. Chicago plans to issue as much as $4 billion of bonds backed by the airport’s revenues, such as terminal rents, to pay for the project.
“The plan being introduced to Council today ensures every airline has the chance to grow, but most importantly it ensures that O’Hare grows and that Chicago grows,” said Adam Collins, a spokesman for Emanuel. “This is about positioning Chicago to compete with Beijing, Paris and Abu Dhabi, not about positioning in the decades-old competition between two airlines.”
United and American are the two largest tenants at O’Hare, where they both operate major hubs.
— With assistance by Julie Johnsson
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The stage has been set for the latest iteration of war between Jerry Jones and Roger Goodell.
The league is seeking a recoupment of $2 million in legal fees that stems from both the team’s involvement in fighting the suspension on running back Ezekiel Elliott as well as the cost of keeping the Dallas Cowboys‘ owner at bay as he worked to stall the contract extension on Goodell. The former isn’t willing to lay down and accept the decision from the latter, and will instead fight the decision.
According to NFL insider Adam Schefter, those arguments are set to take place on Monday, March 5.
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The NFL doesn’t truly have a leg to stand on in justifying such a massive repayment, considering their main opponent in the fight against Elliott wasn’t the Cowboys — despite the team assisting with some brief filings — but rather the NFLPA itself, who is well within their rights to appeal any punishment handed down on a player. That said, the league would’ve had the same battle on their hands with Elliott had the Cowboys never raised a finger, so now requiring Jones to repay any portion of their legal fees for that war is disingenuous.
They may be able to land some type of award for the stalling of Goodell’s contract extension, but that most certainly won’t amount to $2 million and Jones being Jones, he’ll argue he had the right to challenge the new deal as one of the commissioner’s 32 employers.
It’ll be interesting to see how this all shakes out, but Jones is clearly prepared to put his gloves back on in 2018. He already fired a shot across the bow by reportedly moving the Cowboys’ ticket business from Ticketmaster to SeatGeek, and that could just be the beginning.
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For the first time, scientists have detected a signal from “cosmic dawn” — the moment when the universe’s earliest stars emerged.
The signal, reported Wednesday in the journal Nature, is little more than a blip in the radio echo of that ancient era, as difficult to detect as the wingbeat of a hummingbird caught in a hurricane. But if confirmed, researchers say it can help explain the events that gave rise to the first stars, black holes, galaxies and, eventually, every other object in existence.
In a companion study, another scientist proposes that the unexpected size of the signal suggests it was influenced by dark matter — a potential new clue to one of the most persistent mysteries in the universe.
“It’s very, very exciting for the field,” said Anastasia Fialkov, a Harvard University astrophysicist who was not involved in either study. “We have never seen the light of the first stars, and this is its signature.”
For millions of years after it began, the universe was a chilly and lightless place. Its only contents were tenuous, invisible clouds of inert hydrogen gas. Its only energy was the radiation left over from the Big Bang — a persistent hum known as the cosmic microwave background.
Then, slowly, gravity began to gather up the densest regions of gas. Matter coalesced, collided, collapsed. Ultimately, this created the nurseries from which the first stars formed.
No telescope today can detect the glow of these primitive stars. But theoretical models had suggested that their ultraviolet radiation would have pierced the hydrogen haze of the early universe, exciting the atoms within. This in turn would cause the atoms to absorb a small sliver of the cosmic microwave background radiation, imprinting it with a faint but indelible signature.
A timeline of the universe, updated to reflect the recent discovery that the first stars emerged by 180 million years after the Big Bang. (N.R.Fuller/National Science Foundation)
In a 1999 study, astrophysicists proposed that researchers could detect this signature by searching the entire sky for the muted wavelengths, which would appear as a dip in the radio end of the electromagnetic spectrum. Such a project would require only a small antenna but incredibly careful analysis — the dip overlaps with the most popular frequencies on the FM radio dial, as well as many natural radio signals. Peter Kurczynski, a program director for the National Science Foundation, has compared the effort to turning on every radio station but one simultaneously, then listening to figure out which station was missing.
A decade later, the NSF opted to fund the construction of an antenna in the Australian desert to listen for this signal. The instrument was deceptively simple, just two metal plates perched atop a dining room-table-type structure and situated at the center of a 30-meter-wide mesh carpet. But it sensed everything: the cacophony of human communication, the din of radio waves coming from the Milky Way and, beneath it all, the subtle buzz of the cosmic microwave background.
“The cosmological signal is … 0.1 to 0.01 percent of the total amount of radio power we��re received,” said Judd Bowman, an astrophysicist at Arizona State University and the lead author of the first Nature study. But by subtracting out the louder, closer signals, Bowman and his colleagues could pin down the signature of emerging stars emanating from the moment 180 million years after the Big Bang.
For comparison, the most distant astronomical object ever observed is a galaxy that existed 400 million years after the universe began.
To ensure their signal was real, rather than a quirk of their instrument or a fluke in their data, Bowman and his colleagues spent two years considering and discarding a range of alternative explanations. They repositioned the antenna, tested it in the lab with simulated radio sky, even built a copy of the instrument to demonstrate that the experiment was reproducible. So far, they haven’t been able to prove themselves wrong.
The instrument in western Australia used to detect the cosmic dawn signal. (CSIRO Australia)
The stars whose light led to the newly detected signal were very different from the ones that glitter in our night sky. Comprising just hydrogen and helium — the only elements that existed in the early universe — they burned blue, bright and fast. But when they died, they produced the explosions that gave rise to the heavier elements, including the carbon and oxygen atoms on which all life depends.
“These stars made the seeds for everything that came out of them,” Bowman said. “It’s like the fertilizer on the field, in a way. You can’t grow the crops without putting the right ingredients in the mix. That’s what these stars did.”
He and his colleagues were surprised to discover that the signal was twice as large as models predicted, meaning the hydrogen fog must have absorbed more radiation than was thought possible. Bowman’s team approached Rennan Barkana, an astrophysicist at Tel Aviv University in Israel, and asked for his take.
In the companion study, Barkana writes that dark matter may have interacted with the cosmic gas, cooling it and allowing deeper absorption.
Scientists only know of dark matter — an enigmatic force that’s thought to make up about 27 percent of the universe — through its gravitational effects. It is invoked to explain why galaxies don’t tear themselves apart.
Barkana’s hypothesis would suggest that it can interact with atoms in other ways as well, Bowman said. “It’s the first new lead on what dark matter actually is that we’ve had in a while.”
He noted that other astrophysicists may come up with differing explanations for the signal’s size once they’ve had time to analyze it. Meanwhile, two teams of researchers operating instruments similar to Bowman’s will attempt to confirm the cosmic dawn signal.
In an analysis for Nature, Harvard University astronomer Lincoln Greenhill imagined the possibilities raised by more and better detections: Scientists could use it to map the three-dimensional structure of the cosmos in this era. They could draw inferences about the “dark ages” before the first light sources emerged. They could probe the role of dark matter in creating the density fluctuations that allowed objects to form amid the dispersed hydrogen fog.
“It’s about understanding our cosmic origins,” Bowman said. “If you think about, how did humans get here, basically the first rung on the ladder is you need something in the universe.”
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The shroud that had obscured the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Va.’s, Emancipation Park since August was removed Wednesday morning. A judge ruled the shroud, as well as one over a Stonewall Jackson monument in a second park, was obstructing the right of the public to view the memorials. Hawes Spencer/WCVE hide caption
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The shroud that had obscured the Robert E. Lee statue in Charlottesville, Va.’s, Emancipation Park since August was removed Wednesday morning. A judge ruled the shroud, as well as one over a Stonewall Jackson monument in a second park, was obstructing the right of the public to view the memorials.
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One day after a circuit court judge ruled that the tarps draped over controversial confederate statues in Charlottesville, Va., be removed, the city says it complied, lifting the coverings early Wednesday morning.
The statues of Robert E. Lee and Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson — both military heroes of the Confederacy — had been hidden under the cloths following a white supremacist march and rally in August erupted in violence and the death of a counterprotester.
Over the weekend beginning Aug. 11, torch-wielding marchers and a patchwork of alt-right activists, chanting racists slogans, gathered in Charlottesville, in part to protest plans to remove the Lee statue from Emancipation Park (formerly known as Lee Park.)
Counterprotesters were there too, among them 32-year-old Heather Heyer, who police say was killed after a suspected white supremacist deliberately drove his car into her and others in the crowd.
On Aug. 21 the city council, as a symbol of mourning, voted to obscure both statues from public view, and workers followed through a couple days later.
But “it is not a matter of the ‘mourning’ having gone on too long,” Judge Richard E. Moore of Charlottesville Circuit Court wrote in his ruling Tuesday. Rather, he said, the city didn’t do enough to prove that the coverings wouldn’t be “anything other than permanent.”
The Washington Post reports the city wanted the shrouds to remain in the public parks until the one-year anniversary of Heyer’s death. But Moore that wrote the city didn’t indicate an end date for the coverings — adding if it had, “the Court would have given serious consideration to that.”
“I can only surmise that they have not set an end time because they never meant for the coverings to be temporary,” he wrote.
Moore’s ruling is a temporary injunction; a final ruling, which could order the statues be removed entirely, is not expected until later this year, reports The New York Times.
In recent months, dozens of cities have removed their confederate monuments — an issue President Trump has weighed in on — as the country grapples with how to memorialize its past.
In Virginia, a state law protects public war memorial from being removed or altered. The city argues the law does not apply to the statues, but the plaintiffs, a group of Confederate heritage advocates, say it does, according to The Post.
In his ruling, Moore noted that shielding the statues interfered with the public’s ability to view them.
“I find that the irreparable harm here is based not on physical damage to the statues but, given the significant period of time that has gone by, on the obstructed rights of the public, under the statute, to be able to view the statues,” he wrote.
WCVE’s Hawes Spencer reports that the debate about what to do with the statues has divided the city. He spoke Danielle Jones at Emancipation Park after the tarp came down Wednesday, and she told him she wants the statues gone too.
“Somebody was killed,” Jones said. “It’s bringing all the hatred back up.”
But the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Virgina Division, called the ruling “a victory.”
In a statement, the city said it “is disappointed by the ruling but will respect the court’s decision. We are looking forward to the process of redesigning our downtown parks to promote a more complete history of our community.”
The Times reports the city is considering adding historical signage to the parks to provide more context about the war.
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CLEVELAND — For the first time since becoming CEO of the Cleveland Clinic, Dr. Tomislav Mihaljevic is giving his “State of the Clinic” address.
WKYC’s Monica Robins was there tweeting live updates.
He began with a video that showcased some of Cleveland Clinic’s most significant accomplishments before acknowledging the work of former CEO Dr. Toby Cosgrove.
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“We are One Cleveland Clinic across the globe,” he said. “A powerful team of 57,000 caregivers, ‘leaning in’ to every task. It’s the aspiration to do better. We are united in our commitment. We are defined by our ability to provide exceptional care in an exceptional way. As an integrated healthcare system, we will deliver uniform and safest care to every patient, every day at every Cleveland Clinic location – regardless of geography.”
His presentation revealed new initiatives for 2018, including efforts to improve patient safety and reduce caregiver burnout:
– Patient safety: “We will continue to strengthen our culture of safety and to become an ultra-high reliability organization. We will set bold goals. Hospital-acquired infections and serious safety events should never happen – we will bring those to zero. And we will become the safest place in healthcare, anywhere.”
– Office of caregiver experience: “We are here for patients first. But we can’t succeed unless we take care of ourselves. As CEO, I see my job as taking care of the people who take care of the patients. … Our caregivers provide outstanding care under demanding conditions. There is a potential for stress and burnout. We can’t let this happen.”
In 2021 – Cleveland Clinic’s centennial – a 200-bed hospital will open in London, marking “a remarkable journey: From a four-story outpatient clinic on Euclid Avenue to the backyard of Buckingham Palace.”
Dr. Mihaljevic has been CEO since Jan. 1.
Here is his bio information courtesy of the Cleveland Clinic:
Dr. Mihaljevic, 53, joined Cleveland Clinic in 2004 as a cardiothoracic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive and robotically assisted cardiac surgeries. Since 2015, Dr. Mihaljevic has served as CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, overseeing the hospital’s strategy and operations as the first US multispecialty hospital to be replicated outside of North America, including directly managing the hospital’s Patient Experience and Strategy & Business Development programs.
“Dr. Mihaljevic brings a depth of experience, first as an innovative, world-class surgeon and more recently as a hospital executive focused on healthcare quality and safety, patient experience and business strategy,” said Robert E. Rich Jr., chair of Cleveland Clinic’s Board of Directors. “By nearly every measure – quality, accessibility, finances, innovation, reputation – Cleveland Clinic has made unprecedented strides since Dr. Cosgrove became CEO and president in 2004. Following in his footsteps would be challenging for anybody, but Dr. Mihaljevic has the background, skills and vision to move Cleveland Clinic forward to even greater heights.”
Cleveland Clinic’s Board of Governors and Board of Directors unanimously selected Dr. Mihaljevic based on the unanimous recommendation of a nomination committee chaired by Mr. Rich that conducted an extensive review of potential successors. Drs. Cosgrove and Mihaljevic will work on a transition process together through the end of the year. As of Jan. 1, 2018, Dr. Mihaljevic will assume the full duties of president and CEO, while Dr. Cosgrove will move to an advisory role to be determined by the Board of Directors and Dr. Mihaljevic.
“While I may be stepping aside as president and CEO, I will not be leaving Cleveland Clinic behind,” Dr. Cosgrove said. “No place else functions quite like Cleveland Clinic, with its physician-driven, patient-centered ethos that encourages clinical excellence, medical education, research and innovation. I look forward to working with Dr. Mihaljevic in any way that I can to further the Cleveland Clinic mission.”
Over Dr. Cosgrove’s 13-year tenure, Cleveland Clinic expanded locally, nationally, and internationally, positioning the institution for a strong future as its revenues have grown from $3.7 billion in 2004 to $8.5 billion in 2016 with locations in Ohio, Florida, Nevada, Canada, Abu Dhabi, and, opening in 2020, London. Cleveland Clinic has grown to become Ohio’s largest employer with over 50,000 caregivers, while continually improving its reputation as a global leader in clinical outcomes, patient experience, innovation and wellness, ranking No. 2 in the nation this year by U.S. News & World Report, as well as No. 1 in cardiology and heart surgery for 23 consecutive years.
“Though healthcare is in the midst of a major transformation, Cleveland Clinic is very well positioned for the future,” Dr. Mihaljevic said. “Our ongoing success will hinge on our ability to maintain high-quality outcomes, while reducing healthcare costs, encouraging innovation, and improving access and affordability for patients.”
A native of Croatia and a naturalized American citizen, Dr. Mihaljevic earned his medical degree from the University of Zagreb, before moving to the United States in 1995 to join Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. He moved to Cleveland Clinic in 2004 as a cardiothoracic surgeon specializing in minimally invasive and robotically assisted cardiac surgeries – particularly robotic mitral valve repair – complex valve operations and reoperations, heart failure surgery, and heart transplantation. He helped to build Cleveland Clinic into the world’s largest robotic practice.
Dr. Mihaljevic has been on the editorial review board for prestigious medical journals. He is the author or co-author of more than 145 articles in medical and peer-reviewed scientific journals, and is the author of a numerous textbook chapters on robotic and minimally invasive mitral valve surgery, and heart valve disease. In 2005, Dr. Mihaljevic received a patent for a novel cardioscopy system for minimally invasive cardiac surgery. He earned the Cleveland Clinic Innovation Award in both 2006 and 2007.
As CEO of Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi since September 2015, Dr. Mihaljevic has led an organization of more than 5,000 caregivers – delivering Cleveland Clinic-quality care to Abu Dhabi; providing alternatives to traveling abroad for complex and critical care requirements; and developing the next generation of Emirati leaders. The 364-bed hospital has five clinical floors, three diagnostic and treatment levels, and 13 floors of critical and acute inpatient units.
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Actress Evan Rachel Wood presented an emotional testimony on Capitol Hill, detailing two instances in which she was raped and one in which she was also tortured.
On Tuesday, during a hearing for the Sexual Assault Survivors Bill, the “Westworld” actress opened up about her agonizing experience with a five-minute statement in front of the House Judiciary Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism, Homeland Security and Investigations.
“I thought I was the only human who experienced this, and I carried so much guilt and confusion about my response to the abuse,” Wood said. “I accepted my powerlessness, and I felt I deserved it somehow.”
The 30-year-old actress shared harrowing details of her alleged assault that she said resulted in years of PTSD, addiction and depression.
“While I was tied up and being beaten and told unspeakable things, I truly felt like I could die. Not just because my abuser said to me, ‘I could kill you right now,’ but because in that moment I felt like I left my body and I was too afraid to run.”
Evan Rachel Wood as Dolores in “Westworld.” (HBO)
Traumatized, Wood admitted that her depression escalated to the point where she considered taking her own life.
“I struggled with self-harm to the point of two suicide attempts, which landed me in a psychiatric hospital for a short period of time. This was, however, a turning point in my life, when I started seeking professional help to deal with my trauma and mental stress,” Wood said.
Wood was joined by other women on Capitol Hill who shared their stories about sexual assault in order to push for the Sexual Assault Survivors Bill in all 50 states. In 2016 the bill became law in nine states.
“[This bill is] the recognition of basic civil rights for sexual assault survivors and serves as a first step,” Wood said. “It’s a safety net that may help save someone’s life one day.”
Wood at 2017 the Met Gala. (Reuters)
The star, who made headlines early on in her career for her relationship with Marilyn Manson, first revealed in 2016 that she had been raped twice.
She shared a lengthy letter she wrote to Rolling Stone on Twitter, which detailed the incidents she spoke of on Capitol Hill.
“Yes. I have been raped,” Wood wrote. “By a significant other while we were together, and on a separate occasion, by the owner of a bar.”
The actress at the 2015 Toronto Film Festival. (Reuters)
Wood went on to explain why she stayed silent following the incidents.
“The first time I was unsure that if it was done by a partner it was still in fact rape, until too late.
“And the second time, I thought it was my fault and that I should have fought back more, but I was scared,” Wood wrote. “This was many many years ago, and I of course know now neither one was my fault and neither one was okay.”
Later in 2017, Wood addressed the reasoning for why she had not named her perpetrators in a 14-minute YouTube video.
“My perpetrators were very powerful, very rich, very entitled, very narcissistic white men. I haven’t named my abusers for a number of reasons. One: I’m one person against some very powerful people. Two: Money and time, and re-traumatizing yourself to go after the person that assaulted you takes quite a toll,” Wood stated in the video.
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CHICAGO (WLS) —
American Airlines said in a statement Wednesday that it will not sign a new lease deal at O’Hare Airport, possibly jeopardizing an expansion project at O’Hare.
The statement by the airlines comes after Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced the $8.5 billion O’Hare expansion project. The plan calls for the project to be paid for using a deal with American and United Airlines.
But in a statement, American Airlines says it, “Cannot sign the lease in its current form because of a secret provision, inserted at the last minute, awarding additional gates to United.”
American says it would sign the lease if it did not include this provision.
United Airlines said in a statement, “We reached an agreement with the city for five additional gates in 2016. Furthermore, this agreement is no different than the one reached by American Airlines and the City in early 2016 for five additional gates. American Airlines has been aware of our agreement for over a year and has worked to block the implementation at every opportunity. As Chicago’s hometown airline, we are fully committed and excited about the opportunity to grow here in Chicago and make O’Hare a world-class airport.”
The O’Hare expansion project includes a new Global Hub that would replace Terminal Two. There would also be new underground walkways to connect a pair of satellite terminals.
The multi-year plan would increase gate numbers by 25 percent, expanding Terminals One, Two and Five.
In their full statement, American Airlines said, “American Airlines is excited about seeing O’Hare transformed into an airport that sets the global standard in airline passenger experience and efficient operations. And, after 18 months of multi-lateral, transparent negotiations, we were looking forward to supporting the new lease. But American cannot sign the lease in its current form because of a secret provision, inserted at the last minute, awarding additional gates to United.
Today, Chicago is extraordinarily well positioned with three carriers operating hubs and competing aggressively against each other. However, the United gate deal would undermine competition, allowing the largest airline at O’Hare to expand its size advantage for years into the future. Thus, the United gate deal creates a clear winner, United, and clear losers: namely, competition, Chicago travelers and American Airlines.
We would sign the lease if it did not include this provision. Alternatively, we are prepared to compromise. Indeed, since learning of the United gate deal less than two weeks ago, American has sought to re-level the playing field by urging the City to accelerate the construction of three additional gates, and award those to American. To date, the City has dismissed that approach without explanation. We encourage city leaders to fix the lease and ensure competition remains vibrant at O’Hare.”
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BEIRUT/GENEVA, Feb 28 (Reuters) – Syrian government forces launched a ground assault on the edge of the rebel-held eastern Ghouta enclave on Wednesday, seeking to gain territory despite a Russian plan for five-hour daily ceasefires, a war monitor and sources on both sides said.
Hundreds of people have died in 11 days of bombing of the eastern Ghouta, a swathe of towns and farms outside Damascus that is the last major rebel-held area near the capital.
The onslaught has been one of the fiercest of the civil war, now entering its eighth year.
The U.N. Security Council, including President Bashar al-Assad’s strongest ally Russia, passed a resolution on Saturday calling for a 30-day countrywide ceasefire, but it has not come into effect, with Moscow and Damascus saying they are battling members of terrorist groups excluded from the truce.
Russia has instead called for daily five-hour local ceasefires to establish what it calls a humanitarian corridor so aid can enter the enclave and civilians and wounded can leave.
The first such truce took place on Tuesday but quickly collapsed when bombing and shelling resumed after a short lull.
There were no air strikes during Wednesday’s five-hour ceasefire, but heavy bombardment resumed in the afternoon, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitoring group reported. There has been no sign of aid delivered to the besieged area.
Moscow and Damascus have accused rebels of shelling the corridor to prevent people leaving. Rebels deny this, and say people will not leave eastern Ghouta because they fear the government. A senior U.S. general accused Moscow of acting as “both arsonist and firefighter” by failing to rein in Assad.
Wednesday’s ground assault targeted the Hawsh al-Dawahra area at the eastern edge of the rebel-held area.
The Observatory reported advances by the government forces in the area, describing it as the resumption of an assault that first began on Feb. 25. It said rebels had inflicted heavy losses on government forces.
An official with one of the rebel groups in eastern Ghouta said fighters were battling to repel an attempted incursion, and characterized the battle as “back and forth.”
A commander in the military alliance that backs Assad said an elite unit of the Syrian army, the Tiger Force, was taking part in the assault and advances had been made.
France’s foreign ministry called on Russia and Iran, Assad’s other military ally, to exert “maximum pressure” on the Syrian government to implement the 30-day ceasefire.
But with no sign of decisive international pressure to stop the attack, eastern Ghouta appears on course to eventually meet the same fate as other areas won back by the government in lengthy, punishing assaults, where rebels and civilians who oppose Assad were finally evacuated in negotiated withdrawals.
Damascus appears to be applying tried and tested military means, combining air strikes and bombardment with ground assaults, as it did to win back eastern Aleppo in 2016.
A senior Western diplomat said Russia appeared intent on a repeat of Aleppo in eastern Ghouta by evacuating the area and then killing “the terrorists even if it’s not just Nusra,” a reference to a jihadist group with al Qaeda links.
U.S., RUSSIA CLASH OVER CHEMICAL WEAPONS
Diplomatic sources have said the chemical weapons watchdog, the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons, opened an investigation into attacks in eastern Ghouta to determine whether banned munitions were used.
The United States says it has evidence Syrian forces have used chlorine, which is permitted for civilian purposes but banned as a weapon, in attacks in eastern Ghouta and elsewhere.
U.S. disarmament ambassador Robert Wood said on Wednesday that Russia has violated its duty to guarantee the destruction of Syria’s chemical weapons stockpile and prevent the Assad government from using poison gas.
Syria agreed to give up its stockpile of poison gas and join the international chemical weapons ban in 2013 under a Russian-brokered deal that averted U.S. retaliatory air strikes after a nerve gas attack killed hundreds of people. Washington accused Damascus last year of again using nerve gas and carried out a round of air strikes as punishment.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said Syria had eliminated its poison gas stockpiles, and called allegations it was still using chemical weapons “absurd.”
Lavrov said militants entrenched in eastern Ghouta were blocking aid and the evacuation of people who want to leave. Moscow would continue to support the Syrian army in totally defeating the “terrorist threat,” Lavrov told the U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva.
A Syrian army officer told journalists insurgents had shelled the corridor again on Wednesday.
Rebels have intensified shelling of nearby government-held Damascus. A medical official in the capital said on Monday 36 people had been killed in four days. Damascus and Moscow say the campaign in eastern Ghouta is needed to halt such shelling.
The United Nations said on Tuesday it was proving impossible to aid civilians or evacuate wounded, and said all sides must abide by the 30-day truce sought by the Security Council.
The multi-sided Syrian war has killed hundreds of thousands of people and driven half of the pre-war population of 23 million from their homes. Fighting has escalated on several fronts this year, with the collapse of Islamic State giving rise to conflict between other Syrian and foreign parties.
As Assad has pressed the offensive against eastern Ghouta, Turkey has launched an incursion against Kurdish fighters in the northwestern Afrin region.
(Reporting by Tom Perry, Laila Bassam and Dahlia Nehme in Beirut and Stephanie Nebehay and Tom Miles in Geneva, John Irish in Paris; Writing by Tom Perry Editing by Raissa Kasolowsky)
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High winds may cause property damage, power outages and travel disruptions.
Significant coastal flooding likely in the northeastern U.S.
Rain to end as snow in many areas.
A complex storm will gain strength as it affects areas from the Great Lakes to the northeastern United States with strong winds, coastal flooding, heavy rain and a change to snow to end this week.
The same storm system set to bring a new round of severe thunderstorms and flooding to part of the South Central states will cause major travel disruptions and may have damaging consequences all the way to the New England and the upper mid-Atlantic coast.
The advancing and developing storm will mark an end to a couple of days of dry weather.
Storm to blast Midwest first
Rain will spread northeastward from the Tennessee and lower Mississippi Valley to much of the Ohio Valley, lower Great Lakes, central Appalachians and the mid-Atlantic region on Thursday.
Enough rain may fall to aggravate the flooding situation in the Midwest. Many rivers in the region are above flood stage. Some are at moderate or major flood stage.
Rain will transition to accumulating snow from west to east over the lower Great Lakes during Thursday and Thursday night.
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Storm impacts to spread into the northeastern US
A general 1-3 inches of snow is forecast from southeastern Minnesota and northeastern Iowa to western and central New York state and northern and western Pennsylvania during Thursday night.
Rain and snow will overtake much of New England.
As the storm strengthens, winds will increase dramatically over the Midwest and Northeast Thursday night and Friday.
Winds are likely to get strong enough to lead to major airline delays from Chicago to Detroit, Pittsburgh, Washington, D.C., Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City and Boston. Winds may cause trouble for some flights as far south as Atlanta and Charlotte, North Carolina.
The wind is expected to become strong enough to break weak tree limbs and cause sporadic power outages.
“Strong winds over the Great Lakes will cause large waves and may cause ice to break up and move toward shore on lakes Michigan, Erie, Huron and Ontario,” according to AccuWeather Meteorologist Jake Sojda.
Lakeshore flooding is also a concern along the southern shorelines.
Storm to become a potent nor’easter
As the storm moves into the Northeastern states, it will get another boost in strength as it reorganizes off the coast of southern New England during Thursday night and Friday. At this point, the storm may become a formidable nor’easter.
This is likely to become the strongest storm since the bomb cyclone from early January. There have not been many strong storms to affect the Northeast since early January.
While this storm will fall well short of that storm’s intensity and will not be as cold, it will still pack a wallop in the Northeast, especially in southern and central New England.
People from Long Island to Maine should expect coastal flooding from the storm. The flooding will be the worst at times of high tide and made worse because of the full moon, which occurs on Thursday evening.
“Eastern Massachusetts to southern Maine is likely to experience the worst of the wind and coastal flooding from this storm,” according to AccuWeather Senior Meteorologist Brett Anderson.
Tides are likely to run 2-4 feet above normal and may be as much as 5 feet above normal at peak in southeastern New England if the storm strengthens to its full potential.
Offshore, seas are expected to build to 20-30 feet with occasionally higher waves. Small craft should remain in port during this storm.
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The first part of the storm will bring torrential rain to much of southern New England and the upper part of the mid-Atlantic. The intense rainfall alone may lead to significant disruptions in the heavily-traveled Interstate-95 corridor, mainly from Philadelphia on north to Boston.
As the storm strengthens over the nearby Atlantic Ocean, colder air will be drawn in and snow will advance toward the coast on Friday.
“Drenching rain and urban flooding issues will be followed by accumulating snow in the central Appalachians and perhaps farther to the east across central New England,” Anderson said.
Areas from southwestern Ontario to western and central New York state have the potential for a 6- to 12- inch snowfall. This includes the Catskill Mountains in eastern New York state. Several inches may fall on the Poconos, Berkshires, Green, White, Adirondacks and Alleghenies. The hills in northern New Jersey are also likely to pick up a few inches of snow.
“Wet snow will probably mix near the end of the storm from Philadelphia to New York City and Boston,” Anderson said.
However, for there to be a few inches of snow in these cities, conditions would have to evolve perfectly.
It is possible wet snow mixes in at the end as far south as Washington, D.C., but more likely dry air will just sweep in.
In the wake of the storm, blustery and cold conditions are in store Friday night and Saturday. During this time, winds may remain strong enough to continue to cause airline delays from Georgia to Maine.
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