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PUBG’s PC Event Mode has been cancelled this week due to a “critical error”

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PUBG’s PC Event Mode has been cancelled this week due to a “critical error”

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1- Andrea Garcia
2- Helpfulness/ Special Interest
3a- PUBG Corp
3b- is currently trying to fix an error in its game
3c- by having a team find combat bugs
3d- at PUBG’s headquarters
3e- October 19th, 2018
3f- Because the Event mode would not be available to players this week

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PUBG Corp is currently engaged in a substantial effort to fix its game. I mean this quite literally: there's an ongoing campaign called FIX PUBG which is tracking the team's efforts to combat bugs in a game notorious for jankiness.

Despite this, players are (perhaps unsurprisingly) still experiencing issues with the game. Only yesterday, the developer had to give out free in-game beanies and currency to apologise for issues with PC servers, and now PUBG Corp has publicly apologised for yet another error. We only need one more problem to make a hat-trick of critical failures for the week. Wouldn't hat be appropriate.

This time, it's the game's Event Mode which is causing PUBG Corp some grief. In a tweet from the support account, PUBG Corp announced that the Event Mode would not be playable due to a "critical error". The "Platoon" event for this week - a brand new 50 v 50 mode with each team divided into five 10-person squads - will not be re-appearing next week, and will return "at a later date".

PC Players: Unfortunately, this week's Event Mode has been cancelled due to a critical error.

We apologize for any frustration or disappointment this has caused. Event Mode: Platoon will not be returning next week, but will return at a later date.
- PUBG Help (@PUBG_help) October 19, 2018

Inevitably, the news angered many PUBG players, who made their disappointment known on Twitter and Reddit. "I love PUBG but, the bugs just aren't acceptable at this time," one glum fan said on Twitter. "You've launched a year ago, and there's still bugs which exist from the beta versions!"

This image by Reddit user JJS_11 is titled 'PUBG in a nutshell'. Oh dear.

It won't be long until PUBG Corp's FIX PUBG campaign comes to a close at the end of October. Although many of the bugs appear to have been fixed, players believe there is still some way to go (to put it politely), and critical failures such as those in the past week are not going to help PUBG's image.

With a matter of weeks left, we'll have to see whether the developer can reach its FIX PUBG goals - and, frankly, whether it will do anything to change the game's reputation.

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PUBG Corp is currently engaged in a substantial effort to fix its game. I mean this quite literally: there's an ongoing campaign called FIX PUBG which is tracking the team's efforts to combat bugs in a game notorious for jankiness. Despite this, players are (perhaps unsurprisingly) still experiencing issues with the game.

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A. Who? Apple
B. What? Apple is going to be announcing more product updates such as, iPad's.
C. How? By hosting en event
D. Where? It is taking place at Brooklyn Academy of Music
E. When? Apple is hosting the event on Tuesday October 30
F. Why? To keep their audience awake and to give more updates about their products.

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Apple to host mystery product event on October 30

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Apple will host an event in Brooklyn to likely announce a few new products.

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Police search for intoxicated man captured on video carrying child in North Miami-Dade

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Police search for intoxicated man captured on video carrying child in North Miami-Dade

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QUALITY OF NEWS: Timeliness and/or Proximity
WHO: Police are looking for an unknown, intoxicated man
WHAT: Was seen on camera drunk at a bus - stop while carrying a child.
HOW: A woman shot the video after seeing the man walking towards her with the child and a bottle of alcohol and drawingly asking for a ride
WHERE: In North Miami-Dade, around Northwest 186th Street near a 7-Eleven Convenience Store
WHEN: Sunday around 11:30 P. M.
WHY: It is unknown yet but the police are looking for him solely for the purpose of the safety of the child

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NORTH MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - A man was caught on camera reportedly intoxicated at a North Miami-Dade bus stop while carrying a child.

The woman who shot the video does not want to be identified and said the interaction happened around 11:30 p.m., Sunday, along Northwest 186th Street.

"I put my car in drive, and I was going to leave, but I just froze," she said.

The woman said the man wasn't making any sense.

"Mami, pop your door. Can we get in? I live right there. Can we get in? Mami, mami, mami, come on, mami," the man can be heard saying in the video before rambling incoherently.

At one point in the video, the subject could be seen approaching her car with the child, carrying what appears to be a bottle of alcohol.

"Sad. I just felt really sad for the kid. I felt like he had no voice," the woman said.

The woman who took the video said she first saw the man at a nearby 7-Eleven a few minutes earlier.

A clerk inside the business was alarmed and called police after seeing the man with the child.

"What we want to look into is the welfare of that child," said Miami-Dade Police Detective Alvaro Zabaleta.

Miami-Dade Police said they are investigating the incident after having been sent the video through social media.

They now need the public's help in identifying the man seen in the video.

"Hopefully some of the Channel 7 viewers can see this and say, 'I know that guy. I've run into him before. This is Tommy. This is Johnny,'" said Zabaleta, "and tell us to let us know his whereabouts are, who he is."

Police said their main focus is making sure the little boy in the video is OK.

The woman who recorded the video said the child remained silent throughout the entire exchange.

"He looked tired. Like, 'Just get me home,'" she said.

The Florida Department of Children and Families is also investigating the video.

If you have any information on this man's whereabouts, call Miami-Dade Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS. Remember, you can always remain anonymous, and you may be eligible for a $1,000 reward.
Copyright 2018 Sunbeam Television Corp. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.

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Police search for intoxicated man captured on video carrying child in North Miami-Dade

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NORTH MIAMI-DADE, FLA. (WSVN) - A man was caught on camera reportedly intoxicated at a North Miami-Dade bus stop while carrying a child. The woman who shot the video does not want to be identified and said the interaction happened around 11:30 p.m., Sunday, along Northwest 186th Street.

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Paul George 'Would Have' Joined Lakers If Pacers Didn't Trade Him to Thunder 

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Paul George 'Would Have' Joined Lakers If Pacers Didn't Trade Him to Thunder 

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2.Celebrity/prominence
3a. Paul George
3b. Says he would’ve joined lakers if I hadn’t been traded.
3c. George says he says he was unsure to play for his hometown team the Lakers or if he should’ve asked for a trade to be in the position he’s in right now
3d. Oklahoma City/Los Angeles
3e. October 18 2018
3f. Paul George says he wanted to play for lakers and was disappointed Lakers didn’t come up with a trade deal for him,but is now comfortable in his position playing for the OKC Thunder improving for next season.

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Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Paul George revealed Thursday he would have signed with the Los Angeles Lakers had the Indiana Pacers not traded him to OKC in July 2017.

In an interview with Marc J. Spears of ESPN's The Undefeated, George made it clear he wanted to go to L.A. before experiencing what it was like to play alongside Russell Westbrook in Oklahoma City:
"It was 50-50 on deciding whether I wanted to come back home or if it was smarter to be in the situation I am in now. But it wasn't overstated. I wanted to play in L.A. That is where I wanted to go. Had that trade never went down, had I played one more year in Indy, I would have been in a Lakers uniform."
Rather than testing free agency, George signed a four-year, $137 million deal to remain with the Thunder during the offseason.

OKC had acquired George in a trade that sent guard Victor Oladipo and forward Domantas Sabonis to Indiana. Oladipo was named an All-Star last season, and Sabonis looked like a promising option offensively.

Per Spears, a source indicated that George was disappointed at the time that the Lakers weren't proactive in putting together a deal to land him. George didn't even meet with the Lakers during free agency, as he indicated he was comfortable with his decision to remain in Oklahoma City:
"Going toward the summer and going toward free agency, I kind of had my mind made up talking with the team, talking with Russ and talking with the front office. I kind of felt good where we were at. Last [season], I didn't get a chance to start with this team fresh. I got traded late. So, I picked up things late with the team. I wanted to get to it right away this time and start creating early."
During his first season with the Thunder, George was named an All-Star for the fifth time and averaged 21.9 points, 5.7 rebounds, 3.3 assists and 2.0 steals per game.

With Carmelo Anthony out of the picture, he figures to take on an even greater role in 2018-19 alongside Westbrook for a Thunder team that is looking to improve upon last season's first-round playoff exit.

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Paul George 'Would Have' Joined Lakers If Pacers Didn't Trade Him to Thunder

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Andrew D. Bernstein/Getty Images Oklahoma City Thunder small forward Paul George revealed Thursday he would have signed with the Los Angeles Lakers had the Indiana Pacers not traded him to OKC in July 2017. In an interview with Marc J. Spears of ESPN's The Undefeated, George made it clear he wanted to go to L.A.

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Banksy: How Love is in the Bin's shredding did not go to plan

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Banksy: How Love is in the Bin's shredding did not go to plan

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2. Interesting
3. Identify:
A.  Banksy, Alex Branczik, Sotheby's head of contemporary art in Europe.
B. "Love is in the Bin", a painting by Banksy, self-shredded in its frame immediately after selling for £860,000 at Sotheby's last week.
C. How?   Originally, it was planned that the shredder built into the frame would shred the paper completely. However, the shredding was only 2/3s when the moment was actually revealed.
D. Where? Auction room
E. When?  October 17th
F. Why? A button triggered the shredding, but malfunctioned slightly the day in which it was shredded.

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The partial shredding of a Banksy artwork didn't go entirely to plan, the artist has confirmed.

Love is in the Bin self-shredded in its frame immediately after selling for £860,000 at Sotheby's last week.

Now, Banksy has uploaded a video suggesting the entire canvas was supposed to shred, and not just two thirds of it.

A clip of a canvas shredding in full is seen in the video with the caption: "In rehearsals, it worked every time."

The video shows the frame, complete with its shredder, being assembled in Banksy's studio.

It also shows new footage from inside the auction room - including a clip of the button which triggered the shredding being pressed.

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Alex Branczik, Sotheby's head of contemporary art in Europe, has also reiterated in a new interview that the auction house was not in on the stunt.

He said the reason the shredder wasn't detected by Sotheby's staff is they had been instructed the frame was a key part of the work.

Speaking to The Art Newspaper, Branczik explained: "Pest Control [Banksy's authentication board] said very clearly: the frame is integral to the art work.

"Which it was," he added, "just not in the sort of way that we thought.

"We also had a third-party conservator look at the work."

Asked how the conservator did not spot the frame's double thickness and apparent weight from the attached shredder, he replied: "You address what you see, it was more like a sculpture. If it says the frame is integral, you don't rip it apart."

Analysis by Will Gompertz, BBC arts editor

This is not the first time a work of art has been created by accident or opportunism.

Andy Warhol's famous collection of Campbell's soup cans started off as individual pieces which didn't sell particularly well, and then were brought back together and sold as a single unit as if that was always the intention.

Even dear old Marcel Duchamp, who as we know started all this, only retrospectively decided his bicycle wheel placed on top of a stool was a work of art, as opposed to an amusing distraction for him in his studio in Paris.

So there is precedent for an object to be retrospectively deemed an artwork by the artist.

Review: Banksy's Love is in the Bin ★★★★★

But that doesn't answer the question which is crossing most people's minds, I would imagine; would it have been worthless if the action had succeeded, and the canvas had fully shredded?

Possibly. But, I think, unlikely.

Judging by the title that Banksy has given the work, the intention was for the artwork to be a shredded canvas on the floor, beneath an empty frame.

So you could argue that the installation piece of an empty frame on a wall, with the shredded canvas beneath it, would actually be worth more, than what could be considered an 'incomplete' artwork, stuck in the frame.

The new Banksy video also shows the reaction of Oliver Barker, the auctioneer on the night - who appears both miffed and worried by the shredding.

Barker pointed out to the Art Newspaper that Banksy often employs misshapen frames in his works, "and that's part of the joke".

"The accusation that we were somehow negligent in the way this was catalogued does not stand up. We did everything," he added.

"Going forward, are we going to question a frame like this? Absolutely."

A Sotheby's spokesman said: "The new narrative is that Banksy did not destroy a work on its premises, he created one, adding value not detracting.

"It is a different work to the one that appeared in the catalogue, but nonetheless it is an intentional work of art, not a destroyed painting."

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The partial shredding of a Banksy artwork didn't go entirely to plan, the artist has confirmed. Love is in the Bin self-shredded in its frame immediately after selling for £860,000 at Sotheby's last week. Now, Banksy has uploaded a video suggesting the entire canvas was supposed to shred, and not just two thirds of it.

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2. Unusual Nature
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A. Fred (a dinosaur model).
B. Fred has gone missing.
C. Fred went missing during Storm Callum.
D. Powys in Wales.
E. October 16.
F. A ledge had collapsed due to Storm Callum.
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A dinosaur called Fred is "missing" after being washed away during Storm Callum.

Fred is one of 250 models at Dan-yr-Ogof caves in The National Showcaves Centre for Wales in Powys.

Kerry Bennett, who looks after the dinosaurs, said Fred was likely to be in the River Tawe, and hopes it can be found before being swept out to sea.

The centre's owners said Fred disappeared after a ledge collapsed during Storm Callum.

The velociraptor model was made from fibreglass and resin, and was hollow inside, so should float, they added.

Mr Bennett said: "Over the years you get fond of them, and this is the first one that has disappeared on my watch."

Flood warnings drop as fatal storm passes

The centre is offering £300 for the velociraptor's safe return.

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A dinosaur called Fred is "missing" after being washed away during Storm Callum. Fred is one of 250 models at Dan-yr-Ogof caves in The National Showcaves Centre for Wales in Powys. Kerry Bennett, who looks after the dinosaurs, said Fred was likely to be in the River Tawe, and hopes it can be found before being swept out to sea.

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Overtime thriller: Dolphins get FG to beat the Chicago Bears

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Overtime thriller: Dolphins get FG to beat the Chicago Bears

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2. Celebrity/Prominence
3. Identify:
a. Two National football league (NFL) team who are the Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears.
b. The Miami Dolphins beat the Chicago bears in overtime and the score was 28-31. this was a very long game and intense close game that could have ended up in a tie.
c. The Miami Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders kicked a field goal to end the game in overtime.
d. in Miami Gardens, Florida Hard Rock Stadium.
e. Sunday October 14, 2018
f. it was a regular week 6 game and both teams are both going on battle to take a win and the Miami Dolphins defeated the Chicago Bears.

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This game was amazing. It went back and forth several times and then went into overtime.

And it was crazy in overtime, with the Dolphins having the football at the Chicago 1-yard line before Kenyan Drake fumbled it away. And Chicago then missing a potential game winning 53-yard field goal by Cody Parkey.

This game was the kind of action the NFL loves. And a disinterested fan loves.

And Dolphins fans love, too.

Because Jason Sanders connected on a 47-yard field goal as the overtime period ended

Dolphins 31.

Bears 28.
Wow!
And now the coming week is going to be interesting, folks.

Because despite all the action on the field, and the post-game celebration, the issue that lingers is that the Dolphins have an unsettled quarterback situation.

The team lost starting quarterback Ryan Tannehill before this game as he apparently re-injured his right shoulder against Cincinnati last week. And although he practiced full on Wednesday and Thursday, he got worse (obviously didn't get better) by Friday as he had in previous weeks.

So the Dolphins, amid much secrecy, held out their starting quarterback from Sunday's game against the Chicago Bears.

Out with Tannehill. In with the Brock Osweiler.

And Osweiler, a journeyman who has played in Denver, Houston and Cleveland before coming to Miami, played great.

Well, the two interceptions weren't great.

But he was otherwise great. He threw three touchdown passes -- two to Albert Wilson and one to tight end Nick O'Leary.

And one of those passes to Wilson was a 75-yarder with three minutes to play to help tie the game at 28. Osweiler completed 28 of 44 passes for 380 yards with three touchdowns and the two picks.

It should be said here Osweiler has thrown more touchdown passes in his one start than Tannehill threw in the previous two games at Cincinnati and New England (1).

So we've got a full-blown quarterback controversy, right?

Um, that's what we've got to see be decided. That's what is going to make the week that looms so interesting.

Regardless of what is decided, the Dolphins have a halftime adjustment issue. Because for the second week in a row the team took a first half lead into the locker room. And for the second week in a row that lead evaporated.

Last week the Dolphins gave up a 17-3 halftime lead.

This game the Dolphins led 7-0 at the half but by the time 6;50 was left to play in the third quarter, the Bears had scored three touchdowns and held a 21-10 lead.

The issue hurt the Dolphins against the Bengals. They overcame it against the Bears.

Thanks in no small part to their new quarterback.

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This game was amazing. It went back and forth several times and then went into overtime. And it was crazy in overtime, with the Dolphins having the football at the Chicago 1-yard line before Kenyan Drake fumbled it away. And Chicago then missing a potential game winning 53-yard field goal by Cody Parkey.