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I was destined to become a writer

In my sixth-grade homeroom class, I remember all the 20-odd students were required to take a personality quiz to find out how we best learned. Some students would learn best with their hands, some with art and pictures, but I was the only writer, driven by words to learn. As I aged into high school, I hardly would describe myself as a writer since I struggled through the long essays and sentence structure exercises in my English classes. However, it was in college at the University of New Mexico that I discovered it was my destiny. I entered college in 2016 after graduating from Mayfield High School in Las Cruces earlier that year with the hopes of pursuing broadcast journalism since “that’s where the money is for a pretty face like yours,” as one of my high school teachers would always tell me. I realize now that this is a problematic comment, but that’s not the point.

How Many Tyrannosaurus Rexes Ever Lived on Earth? Here s a New Clue

How Many Tyrannosaurus Rexes Ever Lived on Earth? Here’s a New Clue. An estimation of the iconic predator’s total population can teach us things about dinosaurs that fossils cannot. Computer simulations indicated, with 97.5 percent probability, that there were at least 1,300 adult tyrannosauruses at any given time but not more than 328,000.Credit.Science Photo Library/Science Source April 15, 2021Updated 2:30 p.m. ET Before they were killed off by a meteor that hit Earth 66 million years ago, some 20,000 adults of the iconic ferocious dinosaur predator — Tyrannosaur rex — roamed North America at any given time, researchers have calculated. That’s not a precise number, and the correct total could be far lower or higher because of uncertainties like how long they lived, how quickly they grew and matured and the rate of their metabolisms. Still, the research, published on Thursday by the journal Science, opens doors in studying long-extinct dinosaurs beyond

Lobos get House call: ASU transfer is first recruit of Pitino era

Lobos get House call: ASU transfer is first recruit of Pitino era
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QScout Quantum Computer from Sandia Labs Open for Research Business

AI Trends April 15, 2021 By AI Trends Staff  An open access quantum computing testbed from Sandia National Laboratories, called QScout, is now open to the public for research.   Funded by a Department of Energy grant, the quantum computer can be used by scientists whose research proposals have been accepted, for no charge, a spokesman for Sandia stated to AI Trends in an email.  Scientists from Indiana University recently became the first team to begin using QScout, the Quantum Scientific Computing Open User Testbed.   “QScout serves a need in the quantum community by giving users the controls to study the machine itself, which aren’t yet available in commercial quantum computing systems. It also saves theorists and scientists from the trouble of building their own machines. We hope to gain new insights into quantum performance and architecture as well as solve problems that require quantum computat

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