["by G. Brown\nThe world loses one Queen named Franklin and divine providence crowns another. This Franklin though is not the Queen of Soul, but crowned Queen of the Country Sunday night in the 92nd annual Miss America Pageant.\nIt\u2019s a coronation much of the country apparently missed thanks to Sunday night football or the fact that this was the first contest where the contenders didn\u2019t have to parade on stage in swimsuits. Whatever the cause, viewership dipped to less than 5 million people who actually watched the live broadcast on ABC.\nIf you were one of the viewers who couldn\u2019t tear yourself away from the Packers-Bears collision on the football field, here\u2019s a short Lightning List of Four Facts You Should Know About Nia Franklin The New Miss America.\n#4 Wrote Her First Song Before First Grade She has a Master\u2019s Degree in Music and is not afraid to use it. As she demonstrated during her talent portion of the competition in which she performed a selection from the opera La Boheme, music is in her DNA. Not only can Nia sing like a dream, she also writes some of", "When I go to open my app in the iOS simulator I am receiving this error:\nError installing or running app. Error: Command failed: osascript -e tell app \u201cSystem Events\u201d to count processes whose name is \"Simulator\"\n28:69: execution error: System Events got an error: Application isn\u2019t running. (-600)\nI am running Xcode 8.2 and Mac OSX 10.11.6. It worked initially, but the next time I launched Expo it was unable to open the simulator. Has anyone else run into this issue?", "Bacteria in the ocean are communicating and cooperating in a phenomenon which could be having a significant impact on the planet's climate.\nIn the water, bacteria coalesce on tiny particles of carbon-rich detritus as they sink down through the depths. And, now, Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) scientists have discovered that these bacteria send out chemical signals to see if other bacteria are in the neighborhood.\nIf enough others are nearby, the bacteria all commence secreting", "The DEA Actually Didn't Reschedule CBD: Industry Insiders Explain What Epidiolex's Reclassification Really Means\nFor decades the DEA has insisted nothing derived from cannabis has any legitimate use. Epidiolex is the first exemption that many believe will lead to a new rule.\nGW Pharmaceuticals recently made headlines across the U.S., after the DEA re-scheduled its cannabis-derived drug Epidiolex, moving it from"]