But then the vote-counting system went dark, victim of a computer glitch.
|
|
A computer glitch means the IRS is extending the deadline to midnight tonight.
|
|
BREAKING: American Airlines says computer glitch allowed all pilots to take vacation over Christmas week.
|
|
According to Condé Nast Traveler, a computer glitch caused a boarding issue on Southwest Airlines flights.
|
|
When the number of views began to skyrocket, Rohrback initially assumed there was a computer glitch.
|
|
Tribunal chief David Matamoros apologized to the nation for a fresh computer glitch that derailed operations.
|
|
A computer glitch that hit Southwest airline last month led to more than 900 flight cancelations.
|
|
In October, thousands of United passengers were delayed worldwide after a computer glitch temporarily halted departures.
|
|
The curfew violation was later proved to be a computer glitch, Oviedo Police Lt. Heather Capetillo said.
|
|
On Wednesday, court officials explained why: A "computer glitch" prevented the parish's jury database from updating properly.
|
|
United Continental — United suffered a computer glitch that temporarily delayed thousands of United Airlines passengers on flights worldwide.
|
|
Whether because of an inadvertent computer glitch or by design, shadow banning is wrong and, frankly, un-American.
|
|
Earlier this week, Wells Fargo identified another 145 customers who lost their homes due to a computer glitch.
|
|
A Sunday morning computer glitch in France led to multiple delayed flights across Europe, The Associated Press reports.
|
|
Kim said her case manager apologized, explaining that Abby was kicked off of Medicaid because of a computer glitch.
|
|
In her "Lost Text" (2017), Navjot turns a technical computer glitch that scrambled all her research into indecipherable code.
|
|
Wells Fargo is blaming a computer glitch for more than 400 customers losing their homes between 2010 and 2015.
|
|
Pennsylvania experienced a computer glitch and Virginia was unable to provide data on time, though the issues were considered minor.
|
|
A simulated computer glitch caused the plane to point its nose down, diving aggressively like the planes in both crashes.
|
|
In August, Wells Fargo apologized for a computer glitch that caused hundreds of people to have their homes foreclosed on.
|
|
Last week, a computer glitch caused more than 3,000 checked bags to miss flights out of Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.
|
|
Delta calls it a power outage, while Georgia Power, the utility at Delta's Atlanta hub, calls it an internal computer glitch.
|
|
But that's exactly what happened when a computer glitch for scheduling left thousands of flights pilot-less during the holiday period.
|
|
In 2015, a computer glitch at BNY Mellon delayed how billions of dollars of assets in funds were valued, causing turmoil.
|
|
That's where the problem originated: A computer glitch placed passengers who added the priority seating perk in not-so-great boarding groups.
|
|
For a moment, we thought a computer glitch would send the world into disarray and cause satellites to fall from the sky.
|
|
American Airlines has canceled about 2,500 flights since Thursday after a computer glitch disrupted crew scheduling at one of its regional carriers.
|
|
The SpaceX cargo ship with nearly three tons of supplies aborted its rendezvous with the International Space Station due to a computer glitch.
|
|
A computer glitch has allowed all of American Airlines' pilots to take vacation during the week of Christmas, according to ABC and Reuters.
|
|
That mission had some hiccups, with the sail not deploying to its full extent and a computer glitch compromising communications with the craft.
|
|
Kandi Burruss is getting a half-hearted apology from Hawaiian Airlines for a computer glitch that led to her whole crew getting temporarily grounded.
|
|
Ferriss (previously) turns his ongoing exploration of the computer glitch frontier upwards, pixel sorting celestial imagery to create nebula-like superstructures in the void.
|
|
British supermarket chain Tesco Plc said on Tuesday a computer glitch had resulted in the cancellation of many home deliveries and disrupted services nationwide.
|
|
Earlier that month, Wells Fargo said an estimated 545 customers had lost their homes, which were mortgaged through the bank, because of a computer glitch.
|
|
He screams about the $60,000 inheritance he lost, thanks to an investment fund that Lee has reportedly touted on the show, which blames a computer glitch.
|
|
The local Le Parisian newspaper reported that a computer glitch or an issue with temporary elevators being used in the restoration may have been to blame.
|
|
Notre Dame's rector said Friday that a "computer glitch" was one of the possible causes of the devastating fire that severely damaged the cathedral this week.
|
|
After a computer glitch resulted in thousands of American Airlines flights scheduled without pilots during the busy holiday travel season, the carrier says it's scrambling to respond.
|
|
This was on full display last fall when a computer glitch in a 85033-year old system caused significant delays in the delivery of GI bill payments.
|
|
The entire world was unnecessarily hysterical about Y2K, a computer glitch that couldn't handle the century turning over, causing chaos with calendar dates among many other things.
|
|
An electrical engineer contracted by British Airways to work at its data centre was blamed by the airline for causing a computer glitch that grounded all its flights.
|
|
So if it does turn out to be a computer glitch, then ESA and Roscosmos can hopefully make the necessary updates before the rover's launch in four years.
|
|
For example, it offers Total Tech Support, a $199.99 annual membership program that can help customers install a smart doorbell, mount a TV or troubleshoot a computer glitch.
|
|
In the Indiana case, two members of the State Supreme Court expressed frustration that "a computer glitch" would vacate the views of 24 jurors and two trial judges.
|
|
In 1980, a computer glitch almost caused World War III when America's missile warning system falsely reported data from a training exercise as a Soviet nuclear first strike.
|
|
We're told it's unclear if human error or a computer glitch is behind the pic being taken at the wrong moment -- they've had "issues" with the new computerized system.
|
|
Transcripts of their conversations reveal that they didn't have much free time to admire it though, given the intense concentration (and occasional computer glitch repair) needed to fly Snoopy.
|
|
When you're browsing a website and the mouse cursor disappears, it might be a computer glitch — or it might be a deliberate test to find out who you are.
|
|
A Georgia voter nearly got screwed out of casting his ballot because of an alleged computer glitch, but he thinks something's suspicious ... and Donald Trump might wanna pay attention.
|
|
According to Reuters, more than 15,000 American Airlines flights scheduled to jet across the country from December 17 to December 31 don't have assigned pilots, thanks to a computer glitch.
|
|
Europe and Russia's ExoMars lander may have suffered a computer glitch during its descent to Mars last week, ultimately causing it to crash-land into the planet's surface, Nature reports.
|
|
Bloomberg reports that a computer glitch caused the simulated plane to aggressively dive in a way that resembled how fatal crashes in Ethiopia and Indonesia occurred earlier in the year.
|
|
I abandoned them when I had to miss work to resolve a Los Angeles Unified School District computer glitch that kept me and thousands of other teachers from getting paid.
|
|
He was preparing to wake the president for a retaliatory strike when word came through that the incoming missiles were just a computer glitch, a gremlin inside the system at NORAD.
|
|
When customers complained about the unwanted credit cards, the branch manager would blame a computer glitch or say the card had been requested by someone with a similar name, Estrada said.
|
|
This is the third computer glitch recently to hit United's owner United Continental Holdings Inc and the latest in a series of problems that have tested airlines' reliance on aging technology.
|
|
Due to a computer glitch, students at the sports arena were unable to find out where on New Providence Island, home of the capital, they would go to school this year.
|
|
Earlier, the agency said several systems were hit with the computer glitch, including one that handles some returns filed electronically and another that accepts online tax payments using a bank account.
|
|
"Only in the accidents of a computer glitch, a power failure or losing a cellphone can we realize that we are kidnapped by today's knowledge structure," the artists tell The Creators Project.
|
|
Two telecoms masts have been damaged in the last few weeks and on Thursday a computer glitch grounded planes across much of Sweden, while technical problems knocked out Swedish railways' booking system.
|
|
PARIS (Reuters) - Thousands of passengers were delayed worldwide after a computer glitch temporarily halted departures at United Airlines, the latest in a series of outages to affect rival companies in the industry.
|
|
"The suggestion that a computer glitch in September is the reason it took from January to November to sign this OER is not plausible," Grassley wrote, using an abbreviation for officer evaluation report.
|
|
Yesterday, it was first revealed that a computer glitch in the system that bids for pilots' time off based on seniority resulted in thousands of pilots erroneously receiving vacation during the week of Christmas.
|
|
Mr. Pacholke resigned in February 2016, after only a few months as corrections head, amid revelations that a computer glitch had allowed thousands of inmates to be released before the end of their sentences.
|
|
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Flights to and from Sweden's main airports were set to resume after a computer glitch that grounded planes for hours at Stockholm and Gothenburg on Thursday was fixed, the air traffic authority said.
|
|
The IRS said in a statement that several of its systems were hit with the computer glitch, including one that handles returns filed electronically and another that accepts online tax payments using a bank account.
|
|
Streams of winning lottery tickets were printed in South Carolina because of a computer glitch on Christmas Day, officials said, and the potential winnings could total as much as $19.6 million if they are validated.
|
|
While "#2334" made an obvious reference to a computer glitch, or what Holmquist-Wall called a "scrambled transmission," I saw the horizontal and vertical patches of the glitch as evoking Piet Mondrian's "Plus & Minus" works.
|
|
Indicated 0.3 percent lower Lufthansa flights were on Thursday evening briefly hit by a computer glitch that delayed boarding of flights, but the carrier was spared major disruption and boarding resumed shortly after, airport staff said.
|
|
I sat in a viewing area at Orbital ATK's complex as the Sun rose, its rays growing hotter and hotter as we waited for the booster test through an hour-long delay resulting from a computer glitch.
|
|
Beresheet left Earth on February 22, but as it approached the lunar surface on April 11, a computer glitch caused the spacecraft's main engine to malfunction, and it crashed into the moon traveling 310 miles per hour.
|
|
Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/MSSSMission controllers at NASA are currently working to return the Curiosity Mars rover to full activity after a computer glitch that caused the rover to enter into a precautionary stand-down over the weekend.
|
|
On April 11, the tardigrades arrived on the moon aboard a spacecraft calledBeresheet: a four-legged lander made by an Israeli nonprofitBut SpaceIL'sprivate moon mission ended when Beresheet crashed into the lunar surface due to a computer glitch.
|
|
Wells Fargo has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of violating numerous federal and state laws by foreclosing on hundreds of homeowners who were mistakenly denied mortgage relief because of a computer glitch the bank disclosed last year.
|
|
And air travel isn't off to the best of starts in 2018 in terms of passenger experience: A computer glitch with US Customs and Border Protection on Monday evening caused delays at several major airports for fliers coming to the US from abroad.
|
|
In a series of tweets, he denied that his action had caused any disruption at airports, instead blaming a Delta Air Lines computer glitch, protesters, and Democratic Senate leader Chuck Schumer, whom he accused of producing "fake tears" in support of people denied entry to the country.
|
|
That means that when the government royally messes up the visa lottery — as it did in 2011 (when it told tens of thousands of people that they had been selected, only to later void the results after a discovering that a computer glitch had failed to randomize the winners), and last month, when it lost an untold number of lottery submissions — there isn't a big push to find out what went wrong, fix it, and fund the program well enough that it won't happen again.
|
|
Computer glitch denied Goolagong No. 1 WTA ranking in '76, Associated Press, ESPN Sports, 31 December 2007.
|
|
The Panama Canal carries some 33,500 containers each day.Panama Canal rail traffic hit by computer glitch, Reuters, 22 March 2013.
|
|
On June 2, 2015, all United Airlines flights were grounded. On July 8, all United flights were grounded again for over two hours after a computer glitch that was blamed on a router failure.
|
|
The pilot suggested the door had opened either after one of the passengers tinkered with its controls, or because of a computer glitch. He stated that a passenger could have been touching the button for special opening device.
|
|
With eight difficulty levels, one game takes approximately four to eight minutes. The game is visually stark and technical by 1984 standards. As in the original movie, the manual hints that the attack is an imagined result of a computer glitch; the counterstrike is not.
|
|
To make this video, Jodi pointed-and-clicked and dragged-and-dropped so frantically, it seemed that no human could be in control of such chaos. As graphics exploded across the screen, the viewer gradually realized that what had initially appeared to be a computer glitch was really the work of an irrational, playful, or crazed human.Wolf Lieser. Digital Art.
|
|
A computer glitch causes jPod to be disbanded and the five must seek new positions within the company. They each begin to work in their 'ideal' sections but find they miss jPod. They decide to put together a farewell to jPod video, composed of all the goriest material they created. They insert the video into a company board meeting presentation and shock the administration of Neotronic Arts.
|
|
Chad and Taylor stage a school-wide computer glitch that forces the school to stop the game and the Decathlon, and lead all the students into the auditorium. Troy and Gabriella arrive in the nick of time and are awarded the lead roles, while Sharpay and Ryan are understudies. The film ends as the entire school gathers in the gym to celebrate East High's basketball victory.
|
|
On June 28, he told Fortune Magazine that lack of money had kept his campaign from receiving national attention. Messam's third quarter fundraising report initially declared that he had received only $5 in income, and had spent $0. Messam claimed that the low amounts were attributable to a "computer glitch." Messam later corrected these amounts to state that he had received $15,312 in income and spent $10,678 during the third quarter.
|
|
Two days later, the D.C. Department of Motor Vehicles confirmed that Barry's license had not actually been suspended and said a computer glitch must have caused the error. On August 2, 2014, Barry was in a traffic accident in the district, which his spokesperson blamed on a "hypoglycemic attack" due to his diabetes. At the time of the accident Barry had $2,800 in unpaid tickets for speeding and parking violations accumulated since 2012.
|
|
Fairfield University economist publishes book on e-Commerce and the Internet He testified on the Y2K problem before the U.S. Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Subcommittee on Financial Services and Technology, and was the Governor's appointee and chair to the Connecticut Economic Conference Board.Fairfield University Economics Professor Testifies before U.S. Senate committee about Computer Glitch Dr. Deak earned his bachelor's, master's and doctorate in economics from the University of Connecticut.
|
|
However, it retained its Central System, which ran between Michigan and Virginia. It moved its headquarters from New York City to Columbus, Ohio in the 1980s. On May 1, 1999, The North American electric power industry tested and cleared 75 percent of the U.S. electricity system for compliance with the Year 2000 computer glitch. On August 31, 2004, American Electric Power Company's $10 billion acquisition of the Central and South West Corporation was approved.
|
|
There were several problems with the draw of teams for specific ties in the 2010 Chatham Cup. The neutrality of the allotment of teams to specific ties was drawn into question by some observers in the Second Round. A coincidence and a computer glitch combined to produce an "early draft" of the ties which included one of the fixtures later replicated in the live draw. The third round also saw controversy when the draw had to be re-made.
|
|
Cingular, Brian's wireless provider, said what Waggoner heard may have been due to a computer glitch. A ping from the phone was detected at a cell tower in Hilliard, northwest of Columbus. The police received many tips, none of which resulted in any breakthroughs in the case. At a Pearl Jam concert later that year in Cincinnati, lead singer Eddie Vedder took time between songs to ask for tips in Brian's disappearance, but none of those were useful either.
|
|
The plant was re-opened on 7 May 2020 following the nationwide lockdown implemented as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The plant stored 2,000 metric tons (1,968 long tons; 2,205 short tons) of styrene in tanks, which were left unattended. Styrene monomer must be stored between because higher temperatures result in rapid vaporization. It is believed that a computer glitch in the factory's cooling system allowed temperatures in the storage tanks to exceed safe levels, causing the styrene to vaporize.
|
|
Whitechapel Gods is the debut novel of Canadian school teacher Shawn Peters who was living in Kamloops, British Columbia, at the time of writing. The premise for the novel was inspired by a computer glitch that Peters encountered that was interfering with his work. The glitch led him to consider whether the machine was working for him or if he was working for the computer. Peters wrote the novel in less than a year and sold it to a publishing agent while attending an international writers conference.
|
|
This has included the addition of seasonal flower beds, green areas along the roads leading into the village and improvements to the pier and lay-by along the Milford to Kerrykeel road. In 2013, Kerrykeel was mistakenly named the 'Crime Capital Of Ireland' after a computer glitch at the Central Statistics Office. With a population of just over 400 people, Kerrykeel was said to have an increase in sexual assaults, burglaries and theft. Later the CSO stated that Kerrykeel was mixed up with Kevin Street.
|
|
During an examination of alleged campaign finance irregularities of the 1996 presidential campaign, investigators discovered that a computer glitch had caused the White House's automated record management system (ARMS) to improperly scan, log, and archive incoming, external e-mails to almost 500 White House staff members. The problem was discovered in June 1998. As a result, these emails were not turned over in response to a congressional subpoena. (The White House did turn over more than 7,000 emails in response to subpoenas in the inquiry).
|
|
The AN/MPQ-53 radar system used by the Patriot for target detection, tracking and missile guidance. Prior to the First Gulf War, ballistic missile defense was an unproven concept in war. During Operation Desert Storm, in addition to its anti-aircraft mission, Patriot was assigned to shoot down incoming Iraqi Scud or Al Hussein short range ballistic missiles launched at Israel and Saudi Arabia. The first combat use of Patriot occurred January 18, 1991 when it engaged what was later found to be a computer glitch.
|
|
An Amazon.com computer glitch in 2004 revealed the names of many authors who had written reviews of their books using pseudonyms. John Rechy, who wrote the best- selling novel City of Night (1963), was among the authors unmasked in this way, and was shown to have written numerous five-star reviews of his own work. In 2010, British historian Orlando Figes was found to have written Amazon reviews under the names "orlando-birkbeck" and "historian", praising his own books and condemning those of fellow historians Rachel Polonsky and Robert Service.
|
|
On March 24, 2011, around one hundred visitors were stranded in the observation area for 45 minutes after the doors of the south tram refused to close. The tourists were safely brought down the arch in the north tram, which had been closed that week so officials could upgrade it with a new electronic transportation system. The National Park Service later attributed the malfunction to a computer glitch associated with the new system, which had already been implemented with the south tram. No one was hurt in the occurrence.
|
|
Originally slated to contain five songs, a computer glitch caused the fifth to be erased. In 2002, it was issued as an EP by 618 Recordings and re-released by Final Prayer Records label distributed by Missing Link Records. Following this, O'Gorman left to join Day of Contempt and Kevin Cameron joined on guitar late in the year. Choose to Love, Live or Die, was their only release to include both Lee Stacey's vocals and the higher-pitched Crafter vocals, as Stacy would depart from the band later on the same year.
|
|
The marks (victims) are usually affluent, young people, college students, or others thought to have large amounts of disposable income. The marks may also be foreigners or people who are unfamiliar with typical business transactions in Western countries. The operators often claim that they work for an audio retailer or audio installer and that, through some sort of corporate error (warehouse operator mistake, bookkeeping mistakes, computer glitch, etc.) or due to the client changing the order after supplies were purchased, they have extra speakers. Sometimes, it is implied that the merchandise may be stolen.
|
|
He has written three plays, Tigers Wild (first performed as The Fourth Angel and based on Rechy's novel of that title), Rushes (based on his novel of the same title), and Momma as She Became—Not as She Was, a one-act play. Rechy was cited by journalist Amy Harmon in a 2004 New York Times article that reported about a computer glitch on Amazon.com that suddenly revealed the identities of thousands of people who had anonymously posted book reviews. It was revealed that Rechy, among several other authors, had "pseudonymously written themselves five-star reviews, Amazon's highest rating".
|
|
He came to Lithuania in 1992 to study at the Vilnius Secondary School "Lietuvių namai" (now known as Vilnius lietuvių namai), designed for students of Lithuanian heritage from foreign countries. Here he met Viačeslavas Saninas (DJ Sweetas, keyboard) and they established band called Delfinai (dolphins) in 2000. Their debut album Svajonės (Dreams) sold 11,000 copies in nine days and was certified gold. When preparing the album one song was lost due to a computer glitch, Stavickis created another song Viskas bus gerai (Everything is Going to Be Alright), which reached the peak spot at M-1 Top 40 chart.
|
|
The older of the two systems, the Hub Tram, opened on April 3, 2001. Covering a distance of , the Hub Tram is designed to quickly transport passengers between the Lindbergh Terminal and the Hub Building where travelers can find rental car service counters, a transit center and the Airport-Lindbergh Terminal light rail station, from which passengers can transfer to the Humphrey Terminal at no extra charge. Costing $25 million to complete, the Hub Tram was originally scheduled to open in Fall 2000, but a computer glitch resulted in postponing its opening. Trams on this system, which is fully underground, operate on a cushion of air and there are no physical guide rails.
|
|
In the 2005–06 NHL season, the Oilers sold out every home game except one, where a computer glitch prevented the release of several hundred tickets. Following a successful 2005–06 season which saw the Oilers fall one win short of winning the Stanley Cup and a boom in the Albertan economy, fan support reached its highest levels. A waiting list for season ticket buyers, unheard of during the days of Pocklington's ownership, was put in place after the owners were compelled to cap the number of season tickets sold. The team has also announced that a lottery will be held for the right to purchase multi-game packages at Rexall Place.
|
|
JPod is an avant-garde novel of six young adults, whose last names all begin with the letter 'J' and who are assigned to the same cubicle pod by someone in human resources through a computer glitch, working at Neotronic Arts, a fictional Burnaby-based video game company. Ethan Jarlewski is the novel's main character and narrator, who spends more time involved with his work than with his dysfunctional family. His stay-at-home mother runs a successful marijuana grow-op which allows his father to abandon his career and work as a futile movie extra. Ethan's realtor brother Greg involves himself with Asian crime lord Kam Fong who serves as the plot's crux of character connection.
|
|
In late June 2012, the group suffered a major computer malfunction,NatWest to open all weekend as problems persist BBC News, 22 June 2012 resulting in some customers' account balances not updating correctly.Millions still affected by NatWest and RBS computer glitch The Telegraph – James Hall, 22 June 2012 Completions of some new home purchases were delayed,NatWest problems stop non-customers moving into new home The Guardian – Lisa Bachelor, 22 June 2012 customers were stranded abroad, and one man was held in prison. As a result of the error, RBS and NatWest announced that over 1,200 of their busiest branches would extend their hours throughout the week, including the bank's first Sunday opening, to enable the customers affected to access cash. On 25 June, over 1,000 branches opened for extended hours, and the number of phone staff was doubled.
|
|
The crew he worked with in 1973 were just virtual reality versions of his fellow spaceship crewmembers. His room number, "2B", is his sleeping unit; his old precinct, "Hyde", and his new precinct, the "125", are based on the name of the spacecraft — "Hyde 125"; his neighbor, Windy, is the name of the computer A.I.; Frank Morgan, an FBI agent in the series, is the Mission Control flight director; in a reversal from her struggle to be taken seriously as a police officer in 1973, Annie Norris is the ship's commander. To sustain the crew, their minds were routinely kept active while asleep using virtual reality "neural stimulation" programs of their own choosing, but Sam's choice of a scenario where he was a police officer c. 2008 was abruptly changed to a 1973 setting by a computer glitch induced by a meteor-storm.
|
|
The tunnel was temporarily closed for nine days in December after a computer glitch disrupted the tunnel's new emergency-control system, which was repaired and replaced. The tunnel had remained closed on weekends after its reopening, but Saturday operation was reinstated and Sunday operation was introduced in May 2009. Simulated light rail testing in the tunnel also began on May 20, 2009, with two-car trains operating alongside in-service buses, making it the first joint bus and rail tunnel with stations in the United States; the Mount Washington Transit Tunnel, a joint bus and rail tunnel in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, had already been in operation but lacked underground stations. Service on the Central Link light rail line began on July 18, 2009, operating from Westlake station in the tunnel to Tukwila International Boulevard station near the airport.
|
|
O'Donnell posted documents on her website showing that the lien was a mistake, as the audit was not yet complete and there was not yet any final determination of whether she owed any further taxes or not, and noted that the IRS agent handling the matter claimed he was perplexed by the agency's actions. The lien was later removed, as the IRS said it was an error caused by a computer glitch. O'Donnell believes she was politically targeted. In 2010 campaign finance reports, she listed herself as self-employed. After the September 14, 2010 primary, Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW) alleged that O'Donnell made false statements on Federal Elections Commission filings and illegally used more than $20,000 of her campaign funds as "her very own personal piggy bank" by claiming campaign expenses during a time when she was not a candidate in 2009.
|
|