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Gainesville State vs. Grapevine Faith: Iconic High School Football Game Inspires Film

In November 2008, a unique high school football game took place between Gainesville State School and Grapevine Faith in Grapevine, Texas.

Even though the event took place three years ago, the story of the game is suddenly going viral.

The Grapevine fans were cheering for them -- the rival team -- instead of their home team.

Faith's head coach, Kris Hogan, decided that he wanted to do something kind for the Gainesville team during their football match, reported ESPN.

Gainesville, on the other hand, has teenagers with convictions for drugs, assault and robbery -- all wearing 7-year-old shoulder pads and outdated helmets.

The One Heart Bowl has also lent its name to a new movie about the original Gainesville vs Faith game.

Still in pre-production, the movie boasts acclaimed director Mark Ellis and is being produced by Eterné Films in association with Birchwood Pictures. »

The Most Powerful Plant on Earth? | The Hemp Conspiracy | Documentary

Authored by our-world.cf

The Most Powerful Plant on Earth?

Learn about the wonders of the marijuana/hemp plant in this wonderfully narrated short film. »

RBR Confirm they'll be racing as Aston Martin Red Bull Racing in 2018

Authored by redbullracing.com

The rumours are true: in 2018 we'll be competing as Aston Martin Red Bull Racing.

Eighteen months ago, Red Bull Racing and Aston Martin launched an Innovation Partnership.

Aston Martin will feature prominently across the Aston Martin Red Bull Racing team from the start of the 2018 season. »

Approval rating for Brazil's Temer plummets: poll

Authored by reuters.com

Yet his ability to do so has been hamstrung by charges of taking bribes, racketeering and obstruction of justice.

The charges against Temer are based on the plea-bargain testimony of the owners of the world’s largest meatpacker, JBS SA.

The MDA poll was commissioned by the national transport lobby CNT and surveyed 2,002 people across Brazil from Sept. 13-16. »

University of Tokyo pair invent loop-based quantum computing technique

Authored by japantimes.co.jp

Japanese scientists have invented an approach to quantum computing that renders a far larger number of calculations more efficiently than existing quantum computers.

The circuit performs multiple tasks, switching from one task to another rapidly through instant manipulations of the pulses.

Furusawa’s new approach will allow a single circuit to process more than 1 million qubits theoretically, his team said in a press release, calling it an “ultimate” quantum computing method. »