This Two Nails And A Frame Math Puzzle Is Breaking Our Brains
If you hung a picture by a string that's attached at two points on the back of the frame in a certain way, you can make it drop if you remove just one nail.
If you hung a picture by a string that's attached at two points on the back of the frame in a certain way, you can make it drop if you remove just one nail.
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She tested for coronavirus, and her results were delayed. Five days later, she was dead in her kitchen.
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Country music star Dolly Parton took a moment on Saturday to pay her respects to a "wonderful man and a true friend."
A small dog was resting on a deck in Lake Tahoe when a coyote snuck up on it out of the blue. Fortunately, the dog's owner was able to scare it off in the nick of time.
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The shutdowns happened remarkably quickly, but the process of resuming our lives will be far more muddled.
San Francisco looks like a scene from "I Am Legend" right now.
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Two very different animals at the Mystic Aquarium have a close encounter.
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Vocalist Kenny Rogers, who dominated the pop and country charts in the 1970s and 1980s with a string of sleekly tailored hits and won three Grammys, has died. He was 81.
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"I'm not worried about getting [it.] I'm assuming that I will."
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The rising coronavirus cases are going to be a shock to America's health infrastructure.
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Los Angeles County health officials advised doctors to give up on testing patients in the hope of containing the coronavirus outbreak, instructing them to test patients only if a positive result could change how they would be treated.