Hartman Scores Twice as Predators Beat Golden Knights 4-1

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Rescue Workers Search for Missing After Typhoon Strikes Philippines

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Amid Scrutiny, Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner Shaped Trump’s Pittsburgh Response

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In California, the Search for a Missing 800-Pound Hammer Continues

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Quotation of the Day: Move Would Have Widespread Ramifications for Many American Families

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Review: In ‘Days of Rage,’ the Revolution Will Be Trivialized

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Review: Remembering What Was and Wasn’t in ‘Good Grief’

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Penguins and Islanders Honor Victims of Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting

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Corrections: October 31, 2018

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36 Teenagers Show Us Their Generation

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Resting Place

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Thomas Campbell, Ex-Director of the Met, Is Hired to Lead San Francisco Museums

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New brain region that suppresses fear identified

A new study has identified a new area in the brain involved in inhibiting fear, a discovery that holds potential for clinical interventions in patients with psychiatric diseases such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

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How people perceive cities and suburbs is not merely a matter of boundary lines

What separates cities and suburbs isn't always a geographic boundary. Subjective social factors also play a role, particularly school quality and public safety, according to a new study.

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Lifespan and sexual maturity depends on your brain more than your body

New research finds how long humans and other warm-blooded animals live -- and when they reach sexual maturity -- may have more to do with their brain than their body. More specifically, it is not animals with larger bodies or slower metabolic rates that live longer; it is animals with more neurons in the cerebral cortex, whatever the size of the body.

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Potential flaw in our assumptions about unknown opinions of others

Findings from a new study suggest that people assume that those who are silent in a conversation would agree with their own opinion, even if the majority of the speakers in the group have a different opinion. This has implications for how people form opinions about products, politics, and much more.

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Laser technique may open door to more efficient clean fuels

Electrocatalysts have shown promise as a way to efficiently convert waste CO2 into clean fuels, but the mechanisms by which they operate are often unknown making it hard for researchers to design new ones in a rational manner. New research demonstrates a laser-based spectroscopy technique that can be used to study the electrochemical reduction of CO2 in-situ and provide much-needed insights into these complex chemical pathways.

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Tiny light detectors work like gecko ears

By structuring nanowires in a way that mimics geckos' ears, researchers have found a way to record the incoming angle of light. This technology could have applications in robotic vision, photography and augmented reality.

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Single protein controls thousands of genes essential for sperm development

A single protein regulates a battery of key genes inside developing sperm, according to a new study. Scientists discovered the protein -- called Dazl -- controls a network of genes essential for developing sperm to replicate and survive. The findings, published in Cell Reports, could lay the groundwork for future research into therapies for infertile men.

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Facial asymmetry increases with age

Asymmetry between the two sides of the face increases steadily with aging -- a finding with important implications for facial rejuvenation and reconstructive procedures.

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One month of abstinence from cannabis improves memory in adolescents, young adults

A new study finds that one month of abstaining from cannabis use resulted in measurable improvement in memory functions important for learning among adolescents and young adults who were regular cannabis users.

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Solving a 100-year mystery in blood pressure research

New insight into how cells sense blood pressure could present better targets for treating hypertension.

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Making a transparent flexible material of silk and nanotubes

The silk fibers produced by Bombyx mori, the domestic silkworm, has been prized for millennia as a strong yet lightweight and luxurious material. Although synthetic polymers like nylon and polyester are less costly, they do not compare to silk's natural qualities and mechanical properties. And according to new research, silk combined with carbon nanotubes may lead to a new generation of biomedical devices and so-called transient, biodegradable electronics.

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Study reconstructs Neanderthal ribcage, offers new clues to ancient human anatomy

Scientists have completed the first 3D virtual reconstruction of the ribcage of the most complete Neanderthal skeleton unearthed to date. Using CT scans of fossils from an approximately 60,000-year-old male skeleton, researchers were able to create a 3D model of the chest -- one that is different from the longstanding image of the barrel-chested, hunched-over 'caveman.'

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Scientists call for unified standards in 3D genome and epigenetic data

Studying the three-dimensional structure of DNA and its dynamics is revealing a lot of information about gene expression, expanding our knowledge of how cells, tissues and organs actually work in health and disease. Properly producing and managing this large amount of data is both challenging and necessary for the progress of this field. In a perspective paper published in Nature Genetics, top researchers call for unified standards and suggest guidelines in this emerging and promising research area.

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Brain-inspired methods to improve wireless communications

Researchers are using brain-inspired machine learning techniques to increase the energy efficiency of wireless receivers.

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Specific networks in brain present much earlier than previously thought

A team of researchers have used the brain's spontaneously generated patterns of activity to glean novel insights into network structure and development. They found the existence of precise organizational networks in the cerebral cortex much earlier in development than previously thought.

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Flexible, stable and potent against cancer

Linking therapeutically active molecules to specific antibodies can help to pilot them to their designated targets and minimize side effects -- especially when treating tumors. Scientists have now described novel conjugates made from antibodies and a kinesin spindle protein inhibitor. Changing the linker between the two components allows for tuning the activity of this cytostatic drug, which is effective against a broad palette of cancers.

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Preventing sudden cardiac death with genome editing

Gene editing successfully prevented sudden cardiac death in a mouse model of inherited cardiac arrhythmia disorder.

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Trapping atoms, not space ships, with tractor beams

Researchers have delved into the realm of Star Wars and created a powerful tractor beam -- or light-driven energy trap -- for atoms.

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How to feed a cat: Consensus statement to the veterinary community

The American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP) today released the AAFP Consensus Statement, 'Feline Feeding Programs: Addressing Behavioral Needs to Improve Feline Health and Wellbeing' and accompanying client brochure to the veterinary community. The Consensus Statement, published in the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery, explores the medical, social, and emotional problems that can result from the manner in which most cats are currently fed.

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How the world's fastest muscle created four unique bird species

When the male bearded manakin snaps its wings at lightning speed, it's more than part of an elaborate, acrobatic mating ritual. The tiny muscle doing the heavy lifting is also the reason this exotic bird has evolved into four distinct species, according to new research.

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Pedestrian fatalities increase on Halloween, particularly among children

Children are more likely to be fatally struck by a vehicle on Halloween than on other nights of the year, according to new research.

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Owls help scientists unlock secret of how the brain pays attention

Studying barn owls, scientists believe they've taken an important step toward solving the longstanding mystery of how the brain chooses what most deserves attention.

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Young men more likely to die in summer, older people in winter despite local climate

Young men living in the US are overall more likely to die in the summer months, according to a new study.

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Simple, mass production of giant vesicles using a porous silicone material

A technique to generate large amounts of giant vesicle (liposome) dispersion has been developed. The technique involves adsorbing a lipid into a silicone porous material resembling a 'marshmallow-like gel' and then squeezing it out like a sponge by impregnating a buffer solution.

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Berkeley computer theorists show path to verifying that quantum beats classical

Researchers have just found a way to show that quantum computing beats classical computing by giving a leading practical proposal known as random circuit sampling (RCS) a qualified seal of approval with the weight of complexity theoretic evidence behind it. They showed that producing a random output with a 'quantum accent' is indeed hard for a classical computer through a technical complexity theoretic construct called 'worst-to-average-case reduction.'

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Tiny beetle trapped in amber might show how landmasses shifted

Scientists have discovered a tiny fossil beetle trapped in amber. It's three millimeters long, and it has a flat body and giant feathery antennae that it would have used to navigate under tree bark. And, since it was found in amber from Asia but its closest relatives today live in South America, it hints at how landmasses have shifted over the past 100 million years.

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How LSD changes perception

LSD changes the communication patterns between regions of the brain, new research shows. The study also provides insights into how mental health disorders develop and how these could be treated.

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These new techniques expose your browsing history to attackers

Security researchers have discovered four new ways to expose Internet users' browsing histories. These techniques could be used by hackers to learn which websites users have visited as they surf the web.

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New species of Swallowtail butterfly discovered in Fiji

A spectacular new butterfly species has been discovered on the Pacific Island of Vanua Levu in Fiji. The species, named last week as Papilio natewa after the Natewa Peninsula where it was found, is a remarkable discovery in a location where butterfly wildlife was thought to be well known.

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An end to arachnophobia 'just a heartbeat away'

Researchers have discovered that exposing people with phobias to their fear -- for examples, spiders for those who have arachnophobia -- at the exact time their heart beats, led to the phobia reducing in severity.

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NFL trade deadline winners, losers

The Rams were buyers Tuesday while the Packers were selling. We sort out who nailed it and who blew it ahead of the trade deadline.

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Westbrook-Beverley bad blood spurs double T's

Tensions between Russell Westbrook and Patrick Beverley, who have a long history, boiled over in the fourth quarter Tuesday night, ultimately resulting in double technical fouls and a flagrant foul 1 on Beverley for diving into Westbrook's knees.

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D'Antoni: 1-5 Rockets have 'lost our swagger'

Falling to 1-5 after Tuesday night's 104-85 loss to Portland, Houston coach Mike D'Antoni said his team just isn't playing well and he doesn't have answers as to why.

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Terps' Durkin reinstated; McNair family outraged

Football coach DJ Durkin met with his Maryland team on Tuesday, and he will coach Saturday against Michigan State, a source told ESPN. Earlier in the day, Maryland's board of regents recommended the school retain Durkin and athletic director Damon Evans.

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Sources: Cavaliers, Drew could reach stalemate

Assistant coach Larry Drew has yet to reach a new deal with the Cavaliers, and the team might bring in a new head coach from outside the team, sources told ESPN.

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Bama atop 1st CFP; Clemson, LSU, Irish follow

Alabama opens atop the season's first College Football Playoff ranking, ahead of fellow unbeaten Clemson. LSU, Notre Dame, Michigan and Georgia follow.

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Meyer says brain cyst cause of bad headaches

Urban Meyer said he was fully committed Ohio State and coaching after revealing a cyst in his brain causes severe headaches.

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Maryland's decision to retain DJ Durkin makes no sense

The Maryland board of regents failed its school on Tuesday when it recommended keeping DJ Durkin as football coach despite its own commission's findings.

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What the CFP and New Year's Six would look like if they were played today

The SEC dominated the first College Football Playoff selection committee rankings, with five teams in the top 11 and two of the top four, including one-loss LSU at No. 3.

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Clean-cut Kyrie gets back in shape with best game of season

Kyrie Irving heard the criticism of his play -- and his conditioning -- so far this season, and responded with a 31-point night.

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Masai Ujiri wagered the Raptors' culture for Kawhi Leonard. Will it work?

Masai Ujiri took the Raptors to the top of the East by playing the long game. But this summer, he came across a deal he couldn't pass up. Will it pay off?

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How Jackson and Haley clashed, and top candidates to coach Browns

The Browns' firing and hiring decisions are all ultimately framed around one thing: What's best for Baker Mayfield?

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Biggest plays from the Red Sox's 11 postseason wins

The Red Sox's dismantling of the Yankees, Astros and Dodgers bordered on historic. Here are the plays that changed the outcome the most in each game.

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Who'll get Machado, Harper? Top 10 MLB stories to watch

Where will Manny and Bryce go? How will the Red Sox, Astros and Yanks ramp up their rivalry? We count down the hottest hot stove storylines from now until Opening Day.

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NFL Week 9 Power Rankings: Scary trends for all 32 teams

The Saints have crashed the top three of the Power Rankings, but can they shore up their ghastly pass defense? We have the biggest worries for each team.

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Week 8's best, worst QBs: Watson, Wilson post 2018's top games

Deshaun Watson and Russell Wilson combined for eight passing touchdowns in Week 8. Here are the week's best and worst QB performances.

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Who was that?!? Unheralded ballers who shined in Week 8

The Colts appear to finally have found their lead RB, the Saints got a measure of revenge and a Rams special-teamer saved L.A.'s perfect start.

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Schedule Alert! Games your team will lose this season

Players, fans -- and gamblers! -- take note: Some teams, on some days, are just too exhausted to win. And we've got the data to prove it.

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Playoffs Power Rankings: Can anyone beat NYRB?

Twelve teams enter Major League Soccer's postseason, all with dreams of a championship. Here's how they rank after 34 games.

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Move over, Batman: The inside story of Neymar's new comic book

PSG star Neymar was the muse for the main character of a new comic book series, "Inked," in which tattoos come alive to help fight crime.

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Ranking the NHL's best lines

Taylor Hall, Nico Hischier and Kyle Palmieri are off to a hot start for the Devils. Where do they rank among the entire league's best trios?

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Stats that will define Daniel Cormier vs. Derrick Lewis

Daniel Cormier and Derrick Lewis will fight for the heavyweight belt on Saturday at UFC 230. Which areas could be the difference?

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Migrant caravan tracker: Group finds food, shelter, support from Mexico’s political left

The president of a local municipality converted a bus station into a temporary shelter, providing the best accommodations the migrants have had so far.

     

 

 

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Top marathon runners find common ground ahead of New York

Training for a marathon is intense. That's why friends (and competitors) Bernard Lagat, Juan Luis Barrios and Abdi Abdirahman are sticking together.

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Trump pays respect to Pittsburgh shooting victims

Despite controversy, Trump goes to Pittsburgh, Pa. to pay respect to synagogue shooting victims.

     

 

 

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Full coverage: Schedule, news and results

Find the details, TV schedule, news coverage and results for the 2018 TCS New York City Marathon on Nov. 4 right here.

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ESPN's college basketball preseason All-America team

Purdue's Carsen Edwards and Duke freshman RJ Barrett lead a first team with all new faces.

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Searching for this season's Trae Young

Young, a talented recruit who passed up higher-profile schools to be the go-to guy, exploded onto the scene last year. Who fits that profile this season?

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Gonzaga loses Tillie (ankle) for up to 8 weeks

Gonzaga's Killian Tillie aggravated the ankle injury during fall practice and additional imaging revealed the stress fracture.

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AZ board to talk legal advice about team, Miller

The Arizona board of regents will meet in a closed session on Thursday for "an update" to the university's investigation of the men's basketball program.

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No. 38 Robinson-Earl picks Nova over Kansas

Villanova pulled off an impressive recruiting coup on Tuesday, beating Kansas for No. 38 prospect Jeremiah Robinson-Earl.

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Scout's Take: ESPN 100 forward Jeremiah Robinson-Earl to Villanova

Robinson-Earl is the fourth ESPN 100 player to join Jay Wright's 2019 class.

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NBA draft: Ranking best freshmen, positions and internationals

Our draft experts rank the top prospects by class and position.

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Tottenham will rotate squad for Carabao Cup tie against West Ham - Mauricio Pochettino

Riyad Mahrez netted the lone goal of the game as Man City extended their streak of not conceding a Premier League goal to 10 hours in their win at Tottenham. Riyad Mahrez netted the lone goal of the game as Man City extended their streak of not conceding a Premier League goal to 10 hours against Tottenham. The ESPN FC crew pick apart Tottenham's lacklustre performance in their loss to Manchester City and weigh up their season so far. Mauricio Pochettino admitted Tottenham are not on the same level as Man City after their 1-0 defeat at Wembley. Mauricio Pochettino is pleased to have another match so soon after Monday's defeat and has told his Tottenham players the short turnaround will be no excuse for a cup exit at West Ham -- but he admits he will rotate heavily. Wednesday's fourth-round Carabao Cup tie at the London Stadium comes just 48 hours after Spurs were beaten 1-0 by Manchester City at Wembley, but Pochettino is looking on the bright side. "I'm happy to change that feeling [from] Monday," he said. "It's good to play on Wednesday....

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Atletico Madrid scrape by Catalan minnows Sant Andreu in Copa del Rey

Sant Andreu Atletico Madrid 0 1 FT Leg 1 Game Details Live football odds with bet365. Bet Now » GameCast Lineups and Stats Atletico Madrid overcame tough conditions on wet artificial turf to beat fourth-division club Sant Andreu 1-0 on Tuesday to open their Copa del Rey campaign. Portugal forward Gelson Martins scored a 33rd-minute winner for the visitors, who played without Antoine Griezmann and most of their regular starters. Atletico also didn't have coach Diego Simeone on the bench as he served the first of a three-game suspension following a rant in a Copa match against Sevilla last season. Under heavy rain on...

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Extra Time: Ale's vacation pics; best No. 9 in Europe?

The FC guys answer your tweets on the best No. 9 in Europe, if aliens would enjoy watching Man United and their preference between burgers or pizza.

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Is Arsene Wenger the perfect manager for Real Madrid?

With Arsene Wenger among the potential candidates for the Real Madrid job, the FC crew examine whether the former Arsenal boss would be a good fit.

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Failure to replace Ronaldo still Real Madrid's biggest issue

The FC crew explain what challenges lie ahead for Santi Solari, but agree that the void left by Cristiano Ronaldo's departure remains a significant issue.

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Burton Albion 3-2 Forest: Brewers on to quarterfinals

League One side Burton Albion upset Championship foes Nottingham Forest and reach the quarterfinals of the Carabao Cup.

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Bournemouth 2-1 Norwich: Cook sends Cherries through

Steve Cook sealed Bournemouth's safe passage through to the quarterfinals of the Carabao Cup with his second-half winner over Norwich.

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Rodinghausen 1-2 Bayern Munich: On to the 3rd round

Sandro Wagner and Thomas Muller got the goals as Bayern Munich beat SV Rodinghausen in the DFB Pokal second round.

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Bayern Munich get DFB Pokal scare from fourth-tier SV Rodinghausen

SV Rödinghausen Bayern Munich 1 2 FT Game Details Live football odds with bet365. Bet Now » GameCast Lineups and Stats Sandro Wagner and Thomas Muller got the goals as Bayern Munich beat SV Rodinghausen in the DFB Pokal second round. Champions Bayern Munich were made to work hard before edging amateurs SV Rodinghausen 2-1 on Tuesday to advance to the DFB Pokal third round. Missing half a dozen players through illness or injury, Bayern were far from their best against their fourth-division opponents on a rainy and cold evening in east Westphalia and had to endure a nervous finale before booking their spot in the next round. Quick goals from Sandro Wagner in the eighth minute and Thomas Mueller, who scored with a penalty five...

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Chelsea not playing favourites with Frank Lampard over Derby loanees - Gianfranco Zola

Gianfranco Zola talks about Eden Hazard's injury progress, Frank Lampard's return to Stamford Bridge and more ahead of the Carabao Cup fixture. Derby manager Frank Lampard jokes about the prospect of Eden Hazard missing out on Derby's visit to Chelsea. LONDON -- Frank Lampard's relationship with Chelsea was not behind the club's decision to allow Mason Mount and Fikayo Tomori to play against them for Derby County in the Carabao Cup fourth round on Wednesday, according to Blues assistant Gianfranco Zola. When the draw was made sources told ESPN FC that Chelsea would not make an exception to their standard policy of not allowing loan players to be eligible against them, but last week the club changed course and announced that they had provided the...

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Chelsea, Liverpool are Manchester City's biggest Premier League title rivals - Bernardo Silva

Former Leicester City star Riyad Mahrez pays tribute to the memory of Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha after scoring in Manchester City's win at Tottenham. The ESPN FC crew pick apart Tottenham's lacklustre performance in their loss to Manchester City and weigh up their season so far. LONDON -- Manchester City must beat their main title rivals like Chelsea and Liverpool if they are to defend their Premier League crown, according to Bernardo Silva. Pep Guardiola's side returned to the top of the table on goal difference on Monday night with a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur at Wembley. City have now played away to top-five contenders Arsenal, Liverpool and Spurs, taking seven points from those three fixtures without conceding a goal. "I think that's important to...

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Shaka Hislop's top 5 goalkeepers

ESPN FC's Shaka Hislop reveals his current top five goalkeepers which feature a new No. 1.

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Chicago Fire defender Brandon Vincent, 24, retires from Major League Soccer

. Chicago Fire defender Brandon Vincent announced his retirement Tuesday after only three professional seasons. "Today I am announcing that, effective at the end of the year, I will be retiring from professional soccer," Vincent wrote in a statement on Twitter. "This may come as a surprise to many, but I'm at a time in my life where it is best for me to move on from the game." Vincent, 24, was the No. 4 overall pick in the 2016 MLS SuperDraft after growing up in the U.S. Soccer Development Academy...

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Renato Sanches misses a penalty

German DFB Pokal: Renato Sanches (23') Rodinghausen 0-2 Bayern Munich

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Blood, sweets and tears: When the season starts, Utah Jazz players say goodbye to their favorite junk foods

Donovan Mitchell’s rookie year got off to a slow start by his standards.

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When finishing first comes second

In case you missed it, Max Verstappen put in one of the performances of the season to win Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix. Maurice Hamilton looks at the history of race winners being overlooked when a title is at stake.

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Ericsson secures IndyCar drive for 2019

Current Sauber driver Marcus Ericsson has secured a drive in IndyCar next year with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports.

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Ericsson moving to IndyCar with Schmidt Peterson

Sauber Formula One driver Marcus Ericsson will move to IndyCar in 2019 with Schmidt Peterson Motorsports. The team plans to keep a seat for injured driver Robert Wickens.

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Radio Ga Ga: 'That's how you do it, baby! Just like I taught you!'

We look back on the best team radio transmissions in Mexico after Lewis Hamilton won the championship and Max Verstappen won the race.

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Hamilton: Pressure on Vettel at Ferrari was huge

In Lewis Hamilton's view it was only "small percentages" that separated him and Sebastian Vettel this season and he does not envy the pressure his title rival faced while driving for Ferrari this year.

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Brawn warns against knee-jerk reactions at Ferrari

Formula One's motorsport director Ross Brawn has urged his old team Ferrari against a knee-jerk reaction in response to this year's title loss.

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Why people have lateral preferences when kissing and hugging

Typically, a person will initiate a hug with the right hand. Similar preferences are also present in other forms of social touch. The question of right resp. left-handedness plays a role in the process. However, it is not the only relevant aspect.

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Evidence mounts that an eye scan may detect early Alzheimer's disease

Results from two studies show that a new, non-invasive imaging device can see signs of Alzheimer's disease in a matter of seconds. The researchers show that the small blood vessels in the retina at the back of the eye are altered in patients with Alzheimer's.

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Synchronized telescope dance puts limits on mysterious flashes in the sky

Two outback radio telescopes synchronized to observe the same point of sky have discovered more about one of the Universe's most mysterious events. The telescopes were searching the sky for fast radio bursts, which are exceptionally bright flashes of energy coming from deep space.

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Breakthrough in process to produce hydrogen fuel

Researchers have cracked the chemical mechanism that will enable development of a new and more efficient photo-chemical process to produce hydrogen fuel from water, according to a new article.

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Virus production boosted in cells to generate more vectors for gene transfer

Researchers increased the production of lentiviral vectors by host cells by co-expressing the proteins SPSB1 or Tax. Mechanistically, this was shown to have a range of effects, including increased activity of the HIV-1 and cytomegalovirus promoters, the latter being used for many lentiviral constructs. This approach enables greater ability to generate sufficiently large quantities of viruses for use as vectors for transferring genes into a variety of cells, which has to date been expensive and laborious.

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Honeybees at risk from Zika pesticides

Up to 13 percent of US beekeepers are in danger of losing their colonies due to pesticides sprayed to contain the Zika virus, new research suggests.

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UK bumblebee population trends

Data collected by volunteers to assess the country's changing bumblebee populations have been analyzed in a new way for the first time -- and show mixed results about their decline, with cause for concern for two species.

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Imaging collaboration sheds new light on cancer growth

Researchers have uncovered new insights into how the normal controls on cell growth are lost in cancer cells, leading to rapid tumor expansion.

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Bigger = better: Big bees fly better in hotter temps than smaller ones do

Larger tropical stingless bees fly better in hot conditions than smaller bees do and larger size may help certain species better tolerate high body temperatures. The findings run contrary to the temperature-size 'rule,' which suggests that insects that rely on the external environment to control their temperature are larger in cold climates and smaller in hot ones.

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Drugs' side effects in lungs 'more widespread than thought'

A systematic review of research has revealed that the toxic effects on the lung of drugs commonly taken to treat a range of common conditions is much more widespread than thought.

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Consequences-focused cognitive training may promote healthier habits

Interventions aimed at reducing unhealthy behaviors often focus on retraining people's mental associations, but a series of studies suggests that showing people the consequences of the behaviors may be more effective.

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‘Nazis are here again’: He hid in a storeroom during Tree of Life shooting. Now, he feels unsafe in home

Barry Werber arrived early Saturday morning at the Tree of Life synagogue, and he and the few others who were already in the downstairs sanctuary were reading their prayer books when he heard a crash.

     

 

 

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Pharrell Williams not 'Happy,' threatens to sue Trump for using song after mass killing

Pharrell Williams sent a cease-and-desist letter to Donald Trump after the president played Williams' "Happy" at a political event just hours after 11 people were gunned down in a Pittsburgh synagogue.

     

 

 

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