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London has been invaded by the walking dead.

The zombies emerged from the River Thames and marched through the streets of London, terrorising and scaring the public.
They even managed to take over Waterloo Station, turning it into "Walkerloo".

The zombies were in London for a PR event to celebrate the premiere of the 8th season of The Walking Dead, which debuted in the UK on October 23rd.

Each actor spent hours in makeup beforehand to achieve the gruesome look.

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Google's Pixel 2 is the second generation of the company's flagship phone. Starting at $649, the phone is very similar to its predecessor, the original Pixel. The two phones have similar designs and specs. Our own Avery Hartmans and Antonio Villas-Boas, have spent about a week with the phones already. Here's everything you need to know about them, especially if you're trying to decide between a Pixel 2 or an iPhone.

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Keen diver, Benjamin John Rother, 30, from Pennsylvania visited High Springs, Florida, in the hopes of seeing a natural phenomenon.

After swimming the short distance of a few hundred feet from the Devil Spring System, Rother reached the point where the Santa Fe River meets the Devil’s Ear canyon opening.

The dark tea coloured water of the Santa Fe River is caused by the tannic acid released from the roots of the cypress trees.

The stained river water mixes with nearly 80 million gallons of crystal clear fresh water daily from the Devil’s Spring System and creates the amazing storm effect with the sun shining through.

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The Orionid meteor shower is happening this weekend. It produces some of the brightest meteors all year. The most meteors will fall between Oct. 20-22. Expect to see between 10-30 meteors an hour. The best time to spot them is around 1:30 am each night. By this time, the Moon will have set. Its absence provides darker skies to enjoy the show. But watch out for the weather. Cloudy skies will be rolling across the US this weekend. Here are the best and worst places to watch on Oct 20, 21, and 22. What makes the Orionids so special is where they come from. They're actually debris from the famous Halley's Comet.

For the best show, find a safe, dark place away from city lights. Many meteors will appear to come from the Orion constellation.
But experts advise to look away from Orion. That way, you'll spot the meteors with the longest tails. Happy meteor hunting!

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Do you have a cold or is it just allergies? Here's how to tell the difference: First, what time of year is it? In the fall, three-fourths of all circulating viruses cause the common cold. During the winter, the flu is most common. At springtime, seasonal allergies are usually to blame.

Second, what are your symptoms? Fever, aches, and exhaustion?That's the flu! Stuffy or runny nose? Probably a common cold. Itchy eyes and frequent sneezing? Allergies!

Third, how long have you felt bad? Allergies will last as long as the allergen is in the air. This can be more than a month. Both a cold and flu can last up to three weeks. Each illness has different treatments. It's important to know what you have. Gesundheit!

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iOS 11 is pretty great, but some of its changes — like hiding auto brightness and moving the new account setup menu — are annoying. Here's how to fix them.

Videos auto-play in the app store: This is easy to disable. Go to Settings—iTunes & App Store—Auto Play—Videos—Select "Off"

Control Center doesn't turn Bluetooth & WiFi off: Instead it just disconnects your phone, while still searching for WiFi & Bluetooth signals. You have to turn them off completely from the Settings app. The icon will have a slash to show it's turned off.

Auto-Brightness is really hard to find: It's not in Display & Brightness. Instead, go to Settings—General—Accessibility—Display Accommodations—Enable/Disable as desired

Night Shift mode isn't in the Control Center: It's there, it's just buried. Force Press the brightness control. It will show up below the slider.

Adding accounts is in a totally different spot: It used to just be in the Mail settings. Now, go to Settings—Accounts & Passwords—Add Account—Set up your account

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A Hungarian company has designed a bike that is powered by strings and not a chain.

The company says the bike is more efficient and cleaner than traditional bikes.

The strings can last 2000km and are easy to replace, watch the video to see them in action.

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This artificial intelligence may look goofy but they're smarter than you think. OpenAI's bots can teach themselves how to sumo wrestle and play soccer.

They learn using a "self-play" training process. The robots learn new skills in small increments by competing against copies of themselves. The winners go on to play other bots.

They can acquire physical skills like tackling, ducking, faking, kicking, catching and diving.

By achieving goals, they get smarter.

OpenAI has some big-time backers including Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and Peter Thiel.

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I tried the intense diet and fitness regimens that 40-year-old NFL quarterback Tom Brady touts in his new book "The TB 12 Method." A combination of workouts focused on "pliability," or adding flexibility to muscles through a series of workouts with resistance bands. Brady also stays away from alcohol, caffeine, dairy, and sugar. His diet puts an emphasis on vegetables and lean meats. This is what it was like to eat and train like Tom Brady for a week, including a taste test of the avocado ice cream Brady is known to enjoy. The following is a transcript of the video.

Graham Flanagan: For a week, I tried the Tom Brady "TB 12” fitness and diet plan. So Tom Brady's got this new book called the “TB 12 Method.”

In the book, he outlines in detail the fitness regimens he undertakes, and diet as well. So there's lots of aspects of my life dealing with nutrition and fitness that I can improve.

I work out like three or four times a week, but it’s pretty basic. I’m mainly lifting weights. The workouts that Tom Brady pushes in his book are all focused on pliability. And Tom Brady defines pliability as targeted, deep-force muscle work that lengthens and softens muscles. He's focused on making your muscles more flexible. And we do this by using bands.

I ordered a set of bands on Amazon for about $30. I just looked up exercises that, in the book, were recommended, then also other ones on Youtube. I bought, like, a door anchor as well so you can, like, set the bands up high and do some, like, chest presses and you know, work the pecs a little bit.

Tom Brady is a big believer in these loop bands, which you can do lots of different types of workouts with. There's lots of things you can do with this, and I love the bands.

You can definitely feel a difference between doing a workout with these bands and then, like, doing your typical weight room workout where you kind of feel destroyed after. You do a lot of reps with this, like 60 reps over the course of like three sets, you’re gonna feel it. Like, I feel it right now, and it’s awesome.

In terms of the food that I ate during the week, you're staying away from sugars and dairies and refined carbohydrates, etc. It's a lot of vegetables, lean white meats. We had ground turkey burgers over lots of greens, peppers, and carrots. We also had a grilled chicken breast, some Brussels sprouts, and then quinoa. The during the day, I would eat an apple. I would eat almonds.

Tom Brady is all about the hydration and constantly drinking water. It's recommended that you take your total body weight, cut that in half, and then drink the corresponding amount of ounces of water that's half your body weight. Every day I would drink approximately 90 ounces of water. Three big Poland Spring bottles of water.

In terms of caffeine, I usually drink like four cups of coffee a day on average, which is a lot. It's too much. Tom Brady — he does not drink caffeine, but he recommended a maximum amount of 200 milligrams of caffeine a day, which is two cups of coffee.

In terms of alcohol, Tom Brady, in the book, says that he does occasionally have a cocktail, but he says that, if you're going to drink alcohol, you need to match the ounce-amount of alcohol that you drink with water. So if you have a 12-ounce beer, you need to drink a 12-ounce glass of water.

One of the dishes that I tried was the avocado ice cream, which Tom Brady's been famous for making before. I wasn't a fan of the avocado ice cream. Sorry, Tom.

Overall, the Tom Brady "TB 12" experience was a big improvement over my regular routine. Throughout this entire process, from day one to day two to day three, I woke up feeling great. I was excited about my workout. I was excited about eating healthy, and I would look forward to my meals.

I just want to be able to be active, healthy, be able to exercise and work out and look good and feel good. And I think that the principles in the Tom Brady book are gonna help me to do that.

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We've gone through all the new phones released so far in 2017 to pick the ones with the best cameras, battery life, and overall performance. Whether it's Apple's iPhone, Samsung's Galaxy Note8, the Google Pixel, the OnePlus 5, or Andy Rubin's Essential phone, you can't go wrong with any of these devices. Here are the best phones you can buy right now.

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Levi's made this denim smart jacket in collaboration with Google's Project Jacquard. It uses Bluetooth and conductive threads to communicate with a smartphone app. You can program different actions, such as a double tap on the sleeve, to do things like change your music or give you directions.

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Is sitting all day at work slowly killing you? The simple answer is yes. Staying in a fixed position for extended durations can have serious adverse effects on your health.

In this episode of the Facebook series, "Science the $#!* out of it," Joe Avella and Jessica Orwig talk about what happens inside your body when you sit or stand all day.

Sitting in a stationary position every day can increase your risk of high blood pressure and abnormal cholesterol levels. It may even cause premature death due to cardiovascular disease or certain types of cancer.

Also, it turns out that standing all day isn’t that much healthier than sitting all day and can cause similar health effects. But there is a silver lining: it’s not that hard to counteract.

Learn more on how to combat sitting or standing all day on this episode of "Science the $#!* out of it." Watch the whole series: https://www.facebook.com/ScienceTheSh...

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The world's first floating offshore wind farm started producing electricity off the Scottish coast on Wednesday.

Hywind Scotland, as the project is known, consists of five huge linked wind turbines which float over deep ocean water while loosely tethered to the seafloor.

They were constructed on land in Norway, and dragged across the North Sea earlier this summer before being moored off the Aberdeenshire coast.

The wind farm is expected to generate enough power for 20,000 households at full capacity according to Statoil, the Norwegian state energy company behind the project.

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If you ever watch a whale breathe, you'll see plumes of mist shoot out of a hole in its head. Contrary to popular belief, that's not seawater. It's actually a cocktail mix of hot air and bacteria.

As a whale breaches the surface, it opens its blowhole. It then forces warm air from the lungs into the cold atmosphere. The temperature change triggers water vapor in the whale's breath to condense into water droplets. The same phenomenon happens when you exhale on a cold day. The result is a misty spout that can be seen for miles. But that's only half the story.

Scientists recently observed something new in whale spouts. They collected samples from 26 humpback whales. Within the spouts, they discovered 25 microbial species. The species were different from what was in the seawater indicating that they came from the whale's respiratory tract. This is the first step in understanding lethal disease in whales.

In the last 19 months, an unusually high number of humpbacks died along the Atlantic coast. Respiratory illness is common among stranded and deceased whales. This new record of microbes in healthy whales could help scientists determine what's making whales so sick.

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