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Joe West explains the fan interference call he clearly blew
And in so doing reveals a key problem with the current replay system
U.S. AccuWeather'We built it for the big one': How this Mexico Beach house survived Hurricane Michael
Mexico Beach, Florida, was almost completely flattened by Hurricane Michael. However, one home stood high on stilts above the wreckage, appearing largely untouched from the storm.
Celebrity GlamourI Had an Affair With a Married Man-and We Never Even Kissed
'It was a yearlong emotional affair, a nightmare where everybody cries and nobody comes.'
U.S. Yahoo Lifestyle'Apartment Patty,' who blocked her black neighbor from entering their building, defends her actions
Hilary Thornton made headlines when her neighbor, D'Arreion Toles, recorded her blocking his entry into their building. Now she's defending her actions.
Science EngadgetIBM finally proves that quantum systems are faster than classicals
In 1994, MIT professor of applied mathematics, Peter Shor, developed a groundbreaking quantum computing algorithm capable of factoring numbers (that is, finding the prime numbers for any integer N) using quantum computer technology. For the next decade, this algorithm provided a tantalizing glimpse at the potential prowess of quantum computing versus classical systems. In a paper published Thursday in the journal Science, Dr. Sergey Bravyi and his team reveal that they've developed a mathematical proof which, in specific cases, illustrates the quantum algorithm's inherent computational advantages over classical.
World ABC NewsLone 18-year-old kills 18 people, many of them teens, in shooting and bomb attack at college, Russia says
At least 18 people, many of them teenagers, were killed, and over 50 others were injured in a bomb and shooting attack at a college in Crimea that local officials said was carried out by a student. Russia’s Investigative Committee, the equivalent of the FBI, said it believed the attacker was Vladislav Roslyakov, a fourth-year student at the college which is in the Black Sea city of Kerch on Crimea's east coast. Roslyakov was captured on CCTV entering the college holding a gun shortly before the shooting began, said Svetlana Petrenko, a spokeswoman for the committee.
U.S. WTVD - Raleigh/Durham'I don't forgive this woman': Boy rejects apology after being wrongly accused of grabbing woman
With his mother standing beside him, Jeremiah Hervey delivered a simple message on Tuesday: "Friendship is really the key."
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Oct 18, 2018
Libra (change)What starts out small tends to snowball today. Unfortunately, a little annoyance can turn into a bigger problem if mishandled or ignored. But a conflict or disruption also empowers a nudge in the righ...
