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In this weekly feature for MMO, I’m going to look back at the previous week’s games and share some interesting data and information that I’ve collected through various websites such as Baseball-Reference, FanGraphs, and Baseball Savant. It’ll be a mixture of facts, stats, and analytics. Let’s get into the seven days between September 4 and September 10. Sunday, […]

Knowledge spreads in a similar way to human cultural traits, scientists say

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Every weekday the CNBC Investing Club with Jim Cramer holds a "Morning Meeting" livestream at 10:20 a.m. ET.

The real-life Catherine de Medici was not only a fierce strategist, but a brutal and bloody queen. What else is accurate?

Three documents of Town Planning to be available in DigiLocker by October 15

Cooper Rush is slated to be the Cowboys’ starting quarterback for the next six to eight weeks after Dak Prescott suffered an injury to his throwing hand on Sunday night. Rush believes he’s up to the task. Rush said after the Cowboys’ season-opening loss to the Buccaneers that he believes the job of a backup [more]

Here we are again talking about another weekend filled with Albert Pujols long balls. The ageless wonder caught another (hanger Sarge,) and deposited it deep into right centerfield. Victimizing another pitcher as he steamrolls to retirement, passing Alex Rodriguez for fourth place on the all-time home run list. Please, blog, may I have some more?

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BEIRUT, Sept. 12 (Xinhua) -- Lebanon's central bank lifted all remaining fuel subsidies on Monday, in a move that promises a hike in prices and increased pressure on the local currency, Elnashra news website reported.

For better or worse, Netflix has made a lot of noise during these early days of awards season with the acclaimed Toronto International Film Festival premiere of “Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery” and the divisive Venice Film Festival debuts for “Bardo,” “Blonde,” and “White Noise.” But it’s one of the streamer’s inconspicuous titles that […]

The blockchain intends to build private, autonomous platforms for free speech and an open peer-to-peer economy.

Following a 10,700-metre drill program completed in late 2021, Tartisan Nickel (CSE: TN; US-OTC: TTSRF) has released a preliminary economic assessment (PEA) for its 100%-owned...

Queen Elizabeth‘s four children – King Charles III, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward – walk behind her coffin as the hearse arrives at St. Giles’ Cathedral after the procession from the Palace of Holyroodhouse on Monday (September 12) in Edinburgh, Scotland. The King and Camilla, the Queen Consort, accompanied by other Members of [...]

Notre Dame quarterback Tyler Buchner is expected to miss the rest of the regular season with an injury to his nonthrowing shoulder that will require surgery.

The shiny Pokemon is appearing in Max Raids until Sept. 18.

The live shark was spotted thrashing around in the surf in scenes not unlike those from the classic movie Jaws.

A recent study looked at four sanitizers that claim to be effective at inactivating human norovirus—and found that three of them had very little effect on the pathogen. The finding could inform efforts to reduce the risk of spreading human norovirus, which infects around 20 million people in the U.S. each year, and costs the economy more than $160 million annually.

There are two ways to look for extraterrestrial life. We’ve been focusing on only one.

OLYMPIA — The story of how two Olympia teenagers came to be charged with murder this week has been a whiplash tale, twisting from a high school student's disappearance, to relief when he was found, to shock following the same…

RadarOnline.com caught up with Lala Kent at the 17th annual Brent Shapiro Foundation in Beverly Hills, where she got candid about her sobriety.

1. Humans and Cockatoos Are Locked in an ‘Arms Race’ Over Trash  Gizmodo
2. Cockatoos are in a "culutral arms race" with Sydney residents and their bins  New Scientist
3. Cockatoos Work to Outsmart Humans in Escalating Garbage Bin Wars  Scientific American
4. How a Garbage-Bin War Schools Humans and Birds  The New York Times
5. Sydney residents in cultural evolution war with bin-raiding cockatoos  New Scientist
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In Sydney, Australia, man and bird are waging a fierce battle over the most precious of resources: garbage. Over the past several years, a team of scientists has studied sulphur-crested cockatoo parrots in the area that have learned—and even taught other parrots—how to rob garbage bins. And in new research Monday, the…

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