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The series featured two of the longest games in World Series history. The Astros pulled out a 7-6 victory in Game 2, which needed 11 innings to decide. Houston won Game 2 by scoring a run in the ninth inning, two runs in the 10th, and two runs in the 11th.  262

The tweet has received more than 1.2K comments and has been retweeted almost 7,000 times.King also tweeted about the shooting in the early morning hours on Oct. 2. 163

The suit provides a fascinating look behind the scenes not only at the operations of Tinder, but also of the kinds of battles that can happen between technology innovators who create new companies and the investors who help to finance their early operations.Tinder has helped change the way that people meet by gamifying dating. Users can swipe left on a potential date's profile if they aren't interested, and swipe right if they are. If both parties swipe right, it's a match. When it was introduced, the app transformed the online dating experience and paved the way for a number of competitors that iterated on the format. Today, the company says it sees 1.6 billion swipes a day and touts a total of over 20 billion matches.The suit claims that Rad and others created Tinder largely on their own time, and with their own money, while working on other projects at Hatch Labs, a business incubator IAC runs in New York. The suit says they were told that if Tinder was successful they would receive a "founder friendly ownership" deal and would be given a majority the company. But once Tinder proved successful, they were given options worth only about 20% of the company, according to the suit."By the time we had anything in contract, Tinder was already big," Rad said. "The early team gave it their all, and they sacrificed like any founder of any company does, or early employees of any company does. They took risk. We all took risk," Rad said. 1452

The university took the extraordinary step of revising its quarterly Anderson Forecast that was just released Thursday -- the first time in 68 years it has issued an update between regularly scheduled quarterly releases. 220

The video, widely shared Monday, shows a confrontation between the woman, identified as Amy Cooper, and a black man, Christian Cooper, who was bird watching in the park. The man had allegedly asked the woman to keep her dog on a leash, per park rules."He is recording me and threatening me and my dog," the woman said in the video. "I'm being threatened by a man in the Ramble! Please send the cops immediately."No arrests were made, though police did respond to Central Park.New York State lawmakers Assemblyman Felix Ortiz and Senator Brian Benjamin introduced legislation to criminalize similar actions in the state."In the past year, we have seen many instances throughout both New York State and the country of people calling 911 on black people who are going about their everyday lives, only to be interrupted by someone calling the police for reasons that range from caution, to suspicious inkling to all out hated," Ortiz said.Benjamin represents people in the area in which the incident took place."It is frightening that this incident happened just blocks from where many of my constituents live and that this woman was so willing to fabricate a story despite being filmed," he said. "I worry that if she had not been filmed, this woman may have been given the benefit of the doubt, and that this man could have faced serious, perhaps life threatening consequences if the police had arrived."This story was originally published by Aliza Chasan and Kirstin Cole on 1475

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