(Photos) NBA: Players Show Love For Flip Saunders Including Heartbreaking Photo From Kevin Garnett

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The sports world lost another great yesterday when Minnesota Timberwolves head coachPhil “Flip” Saunders lost his battle with Hodgkins Lymphoma and passed away at the age of 60.  There was an outpour of grief and love for the coach from his many of his former players and others around the league but none was more heartbreaking than the picture posted by Kevin Garnett who spent much of his career with Flip and recently returned to the Timberwolves.

DONALD TRUMP: 'My father gave me a small loan of a million dollars'

Real-estate tycoon Donald Trump downplayed his upbringing during a town-hall event Monday morning.

The Republican presidential front-runner was asked if he's ever been told "no."

"My whole life really has been a 'no' and I fought through it," Trump said at the New Hampshire town hall, hosted by NBC's "Today" show. "It has not been easy for me. It has not been easy for me."

The billionaire businessman launched his real-estate empire with the support of his father, Fred Trump, who built homes in Queens and Brooklyn. But Donald Trump dismissed the support as "a small loan" of $1 million.

"I started off in Brooklyn. My father gave me a small loan of a million dollars. I came into Manhattan and I had to pay him back, and I had to pay him back with interest. But I came into Manhattan, I started buying up properties, and I did great," Trump continued. "I did a good job. But I was always told that would never work."

NBC anchor Matt Lauer, who was moderating the town hall, interjected.

"Let's just put this in perspective. You said this hasn't been easy for you, but 'my dad gave me a million-dollar loan.' That probably is going seem pretty easy to a lot of people," Lauer told Trump.

Trump agreed but said that loan pales in comparison to the size of his real-estate projects.

"You're right, but a million dollars isn't very much compared to what I built," he said. "I mean, I built one of the great companies."

Photo: Nigerian makes world's first hand-woven car.

40-year-old Nigerian, Mr Ojo Obaniyi, makes world's first hand-woven car.

Canada whale-watching: Leviathan II boat sinking kills five

A whale-watching boat has sunk off the coast of British Columbia in western Canada, leaving at least five people dead.

The boat carrying 27 people sank near Tofino on Vancouver Island, the coastguard said. Sea conditions at the time were reported to be calm.

Emergency officials said 21 people had been rescued and one other person was still missing.

The nationalities of the victims are not yet known.

Processed meats do cause cancer - WHO

Processed meats - such as bacon, sausages and ham - do cause cancer, according to the World Health Organization (WHO).

Its report said 50g of processed meat a day - less than two slices of bacon - increased the chance of developing colorectal cancer by 18%.

Meanwhile, it said red meats were "probably carcinogenic" but there was limited evidence.

But the WHO said meat did also have health benefits.

“Some Africans are lazy fools only good at eating, lovemaking and Stealing” – Donald Trump

Once again, US business magnate Donald Trump has expressed his deep disgust for Africans by referring to them as lazy fools only good at eating, lovemaking and thuggery.

Speaking in Indianapolis, Trump who is also the republican Presidential torch bearer reiterated his promise to deport Africans especially those of Kenyan origin including their son Barrack Obama.

Kourtney Kardashian Poses Clothed Next To Nude Photo Of Herself

Kourtney Kardashian looked gorgeous at the gallery opening of "Metallic Life" by Brian Bowen Smith on Thursday night. The reality star appears nude in the photo series, which was shown in Vanity Fair earlier this month.

Powerful Hurricane Patricia Hits Mexico's Pacific Coast

PUERTO VALLARTA, Mexico, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Hurricane Patricia, one of the most powerful storms on record, struck Mexico's Pacific coast on Friday with destructive winds that tore down trees, moved cars and forced thousands of people to flee homes and beachfront resorts.

Hours after making landfall, the storm weakened but still packed winds of 130 miles per hour (210 km per hour). There were no reported casualties and officials said the damage might not be as catastrophic as feared.

ISIS terrorists exploiting migrant crisis by 'recruiting refugees from asylum camps in Europe'

Exploiting the migrant crisis: ISIS supporters have been seen chatting to refugees in European asylum camps

ISIS extremists have been spotted attempting to recruit refugees from asylum camps in Europe, police have said.

Supporters of the Islamic terrorist monsters were spotted chatting to Syrians at an asylum centre in Oslo, Norway.

Authorities have already registered concerns that, given their desperate situation, refugees may be vulnerable to radicalisation as they flee towards European cities.

A spokesman for the Norwegian Police Security Service said: "We have seen signs that extreme Islamists have approached the reception centres and asylum seekers.

"They have been there to get contacts.

A hacker has figured out how to hack into internet-connected kettles and steal passwords

A security researcher has demonstrated how to hack into a kettle and steal a home's Wi-Fi password, The Register reports.

Ken Munro looked for iKettle customers in London, and found lots of people tweeting about how much they love their connected kettle.

Munro was able to research where iKettle customers live, and could use a special antenna to take over a kettle.

It would only take around four hours to crack the kettle's password, and then he could control the kettle, and also find the home's Wi-Fi password.

The Android iKettle app is the biggest security flaw, since it keeps the kettle's password as the default value. But the iOS version of the app sets a six-digit code that can still be broken into.

Wi-Fi kettles aren't the only thing in your kitchen that's going to be connected to the internet.Payments company Visa told Business Insider in March that internet-connected fridges are going to be increasingly popular.

"Your fridge will have a payment capability," Visa exec Jonathan Vaux said. "People are immediately associating [Samsung Pay] with the phone, but they're the biggest provider of white goods and so I will have a fridge, I'm sure, that will have connected payments in it."

French investigators are working to identify the bodies of 43 people killed in a coach crash

© BFM TV/AFP/File -TOPSHOTS TOPSHOTS This video grab taken from footage obtained from French TV news channel BFM TV shows the wreckage of a coach carrying elderly day-trippers that collided with a lorry, killing at least 43 people on October 23, 2015

Four women accused of witchcraft are stripped, tied up and burned by angry mob

Horrifying footage has emerged showing four women suspected of witchcraft being tortured, stripped, tied up and burned by an angry mob in Papua New Guinea.
The women were accused of sorcery after a young man fell ill in a village in Enga province in August.
Social media posts said the women were accused of “invisibly” taking the man’s heart, and then putting it back after they were tortured. In their attackers’ eyes this would also prove their guilt as sorcerers.

Cristiano Ronaldo is reportedly being paid $22 million to not appear in Martin Scorsese's new movie

Cristiano Ronaldo's Hollywood debut will have to wait for now.

Ronaldo was expected to have a part in Martin Scorsese's new film about Italian real estate agent Alessandro Proto afterRonaldo's new apartment in Trump Tower was selected for a scene location.

According to a report from Sport, Ronaldo was supposed to be paid over $11 million (€10 million) for being cut from the film, but his lawyer negotiated for double the pay.

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FUTURE’S DRUG ADDICTION IS KILLING HIM & WE LOVE IT

This wasn’t a song meant to scorch the roofs of clubs, it felt too personal, like a drug-induced confession, his introspective stream-of-consciousness reveals two distorting realities, one full of celebration and the other haunted by self-destruction. The hazy production is entrancing, Future sounds both lively and sinking into despair, counting his blessing and naming his demons, he fills each verse with layers of his rambunctious lifestyle from sex with strippers and expensive purchases to admitting that he’s an addict drowning in Actavis.

I couldn’t get enough, playing it again and again feeling partially guilty that one man’s sorrow could be such a great song.

RICK ROSS I SQUASHED THE BEEF Between Meek Mill & Wale

Well, that was quick ... Rick Ross says the war between Meek Mill and Wale is OVER -- and they're gonna prove it by coming together on a new album. 

In a video statement to 3m360, Ross says he's "happy" to address the beef between the two rappers signed to his MMG label -- which blew up after Wale went on "The Breakfast Club" 

and said Meek "brought a pencil to a gunfight" during his battle with Drake. 

"Young Meek Mill, Young Wale .. family good, ya dig?! Ya'll know how I do it." 

Ross says he'll show the world that the hatchet is buried when he drops "Self Made Vol. 4" -- a collaborative album featuring the entire MMG roster. 

No word on when it's gonna drop -- but at this point, the sooner the better ... and we can't wait to hear what they're gonna say. 

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Today, I had the pleasure of presiding over the ongoing‪#‎MinisterialScreening‬ of Mr. President's ‪#‎MinisterialNominees‬ at theNigerian Senate. At today's session, we vetted Rt. Hon. Rotimi Amaechi, Sen. Heineken Lokpobiri, Prof. Cladius Omoleye Daramola, Hon. Baba Shehuri Mustapha, and Barr. Ocholi E. James.

Iceland sentences 26 bankers to a combined 74 years in prison

In a move that would make many capitalists’ head explode if it ever happened here, Iceland just sentenced their 26^th banker to prison for their part in the 2008 financial collapse.

In two separate Icelandic Supreme Court and Reykjavik District Court rulings, five top bankers from Landsbankinn and Kaupping — the two largest banks in the country — werefound guilty of market manipulation, embezzlement, and breach of fiduciary duties. Most of those convicted have been sentenced to prison for two to five years. The maximum penalty for financial crimes in Iceland is six years, although their Supreme Court is currently hearing arguments to consider expanding sentences beyond the six year maximum.

Men’s Football shortlists for FIFA Ballon d’Or 2015 revealed

FIFA and France Football have today announced the names of the nominees for the FIFA Ballon d’Or and for the FIFA World Coach of the Year for Men’s Football awards.

The awards recognise the best in each category, without distinction of championship or nationality, for their respective achievements between 22 November 2014 and 20 November 2015 inclusive.

The final decisions will be made by the captains and head coaches of the men’s national teams as well as by international media representatives selected by France Football.  The winners of all of the awards will be announced at the FIFA Ballon d’Or as part of a televised show at the Zurich Kongresshaus on 11 January 2016.

MUSIC: Shuleydee – Wake Up @realshuleydee

MC Record’s First Lady, Shuleydee is not new to the music scene. The Fast rising and Award winning high-life act has proven her status times without number with single hits like Adure and Amem.

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6 Unbelievable Facts About The Life Of Drug Lord Pablo Escobar

The internet is abuzz with fascination over Pablo Escobar thanks to the latest Netflix original series, Narcos. The show details the rise of the notorious Colombian drug lord, who ruled one of the most far-reaching drug trades in the world.

It’s been estimated that at the height of Escobar’s reign, he was smuggling 15 tonnes of cocaine a day, earning Escobar an estimated $420 million a week! In the 1980s, his Medellin cartel was responsible for 80 percent of the cocaine that was sent to the United States, earning him an estimated $30 billion dollars at its peak.

Kate Middleton and Prince William meet Jackie Chan and a dalek during Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit

Drunken master: Jackie Chan met Kate and William

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came face-to-face with a kung fu film star and a Doctor Who villain during the Chinese president's historic visit.

Kate Middleton, Prince William, Xi Jinping and his wife Peng Liyuan met Jackie Chan and a dalek during their trip to Lancaster House.

The quartet, who had met to discuss cultural collaborations between China and the UK, also saw a prototype zero-emission London red bus.

The best US tourist attractions you've never heard of

Each state has its iconic landmarks, but there are plenty of attractions that fly under the radar.

New York has the Empire State Building, but it's also home to Letchworth State Park, unofficially known as the "Grand Canyon of the East."

We've rounded up the most worthwhile but lesser-known tourist attractions in every state.

While some of these places have a significant amount of visitors each year, they remain hidden gems to many out-of-state travelers.

Here are the animals that are winning and losing to climate change

Along with a changing environment inevitably comes a changing set of animals.

For some, climate change is forcing them to adapt and find new habitats to live in. But for others, their changing environments are seriously threatening their existence.

In a series of images from theNovember issue of National Geographic magazine, photographer Joel Sartore captured the animals are in the best and worst shape to surviveclimate change.

Loser: Arctic Fox. This furry creature does best in the coldest of winters. With their Arctic tundra habitat melting, the Arctic foxes will have less of a shot at finding food for their pups.

'Hoverboards' branded fire risk by London Fire Brigade after two burst into flames whilst charging

The aftermath of a fire caused by a charging hoverboard

Four fire engines and 20 firefighters were called to a blaze in Southwark this morning - which was caused by a charging hoverboard.

The popular gadget - which has been branded illegal by the police - is now considered a fire hazard by the London Fire Brigade (LFB).