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What you need to know Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is an upcoming DLC expansion to the latest entry of Capcom's action-hunting series, Monster Hunter. Capcom has announced an online stream that will showcase new information, gameplay, reveal new monsters, and more for Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak. The event will take place on March 15, 2022, at 9:00 a.m. (ET) / 7:00 a.m. (PDT) / 14:00 p.m. (GMT), and it will be streamed on Capcom's official Monster Hunter Twitch Channel. After months of radio silence, Capcom is prepared to reveal new information on Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak, an upcoming DLC expansion for Monster Hunter Rise. Capcom will showcase this batch of new info through a 20-minute long, digital event that will stream on March 15, 2022. This stream promises to unveil new gameplay and monsters to hunt in Sunbreak. Monster Hunter Rise is the latest, mainline entry of Capcom's Monster Hunter franchise, a series of action-RPGs where you hunt down giant monsters. It was originally released on the Nintendo Switch in 2021, and eventually made its way onto PC a year later. This game stood out amongst its predecessors for its unique Wirebug mechanic that granted players greater mobility options during combat and its extensive roster of monsters inspired by Japanese mythology. Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak is an upcoming DLC expansion that, unlike Rise's previous free content updates, will be a paid expansion. However, like Monster Hunter World: Iceborne, Sunbreak promises to double the base game's content with new gameplay mechanics, new weapons to forge, and more monsters to slay. But this time Sunbreak's original monsters will be inspired by European mythology like the vampiric Elder Dragon, Malzeno. It's unclear what kind of monsters will be shown off during the event, although Capcom is expected to announce that the PC version of Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak be released simultaneously as the Nintendo Switch version, following continued parity between platforms. We will have to tune in on March 15 to find out. The event will be streamed on Capcom's official Monster Hunter Twitch Channel, starting at 9:00 a.m. (ET) / 7:00 a.m. (PDT) / 14:00 p.m. (GMT) on the day. Prepare to save Kamura from The Rampage Get ready to fly high with your Wirebugs and hunt the biggest monsters in Monster Hunter Rise. In this action-packed adventure, you will be tasked with defending your home, Kamura, from an onslaught of rage-induced monsters. Take on these mighty beasts alone or join your friends in four-player, online multiplayer hunts. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/capcom-to-reveal-new-monster-hunter-rise-sunbreak-info-on-mar-15/ar-AAUMPb3?ocid=BingNewsSearch

Apple is holding a press event today, we will see a number of new devices at the event. This will include a new iPad Air, an iPhone SE 3, a 13 inch MacBook Pro and some other devices. Now it would appear that we may have some details on Apple’s new iPad Air, according to a recent report, this new iPad may be powered by an Apple M1 Silicon processor. The news comes in a report from 9 to 5 Mac who has revealed that Apple is planning to give the iPad Air a performance increase with an Apple Silicon processor. The design of the new iPad Air is not expected to change, the device had an updated design in its release last year, with the removal of the Home Button and slimmer bezels. The device is also expected to come with 5G on the cellular model, it is not clear as yet what other updates the iPad Air will get. We will also get to see the new iPhone SE 3 at the press event tomorrow, this device is rumored to come with an Apple A15 Bionic processor, the design is expected to be the same as the current handset. Apple will also be launching their new 13-inch MacBook Pro with a new Apple M2 processor, there is also the possibility of a new Mac Studio and a new Apple display. https://www.geeky-gadgets.com/new-ipad-air-could-feature-m1-processor-08-03-2022/

The new partners integrate with the GrabCAD Additive Manufacturing Platform adding manufacturing operating system and new product introduction 3D workflow software options for Stratasys customers EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. & REHOVOT, Israel, March 08, 2022--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stratasys Ltd. (NASDAQ: SSYS), a leader in polymer 3D printing solutions, today announced the continued expansion of the GrabCAD® Software Partner Program with new partners Oqton and Riven. Oqton is a cloud-based manufacturing operating system company based in Ghent, Belgium; and Riven provides 3D reality intelligence for digital manufacturing, based in Berkeley, Calif. This press release features multimedia. View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220308005347/en/ The GrabCAD Additive Manufacturing Platform. (Photo: Business Wire) The GrabCAD Software Partner Program is part of the recently introduced GrabCAD Additive Manufacturing Platform, which integrates GrabCAD applications and third-party GrabCAD Software Partners via the GrabCAD Software Development Kit (SDK). The open and enterprise-ready platform enables two-way connectivity between 3D printers, additive manufacturing and enterprise applications, and broader Industry 4.0 infrastructure. "New GrabCAD Software partners give us the ability to grow the numbers of technologies available through the GrabCAD AM Platform and allows us to support our customers’ goals by creating a connected ecosystem that supports additive manufacturing at scale," said Paul Giaconia, Vice President of Software Products for Stratasys. "We welcome these two new partners and look forward to continuing to grow this program and supporting our customers’ Industry 4.0 initiatives." Oqton provides users with a machine-agnostic, cloud-based software platform that leverages artificial intelligence to automate repetitive tasks and utilizes intelligent IoT capabilities to automate the end-to-end additive manufacturing workflow across and beyond the production floor, including order tracking, scheduling, latticing, build preparation, and slicing. The solution, purposely built for additive manufacturing, allows users to easily create live dashboards and automated reports to optimize their manufacturing process so that their product can go to market quicker. "Our solution empowers humans and machines to work together seamlessly – which is the key difference between manufacturing success and manufacturing failure," said Benjamin Schrauwen, CEO at Oqton. "We've made it very easy to combine and visualize data from different machines, from different manufacturers, and across different technologies, and by partnering with Stratasys we can help our shared customers achieve automated manufacturing success." Also joining the GrabCAD Partner Program is Riven, an open cloud software company specializing in 3D reality intelligence that accelerates volume production of high-accuracy, end-use additive manufactured parts. Riven’s software, using 3D reality data from scanners and proprietary algorithms, allows engineering and manufacturing teams to cut iterations and time-to-part while improving the customer experience. Riven has introduced Warp-Adapted-Model (WAM™) capability, which enables printed production parts across additive manufacturing technologies, including FDM®, powder bed fusion and stereolithography, to be 2-10 times more accurate than parts printed from CAD. WAM scales from singular high-value parts to series production and enables exciting new end-use applications. James Page, founder and CTO of Riven, commented, "Together with Stratasys we recognize how critical it is that production parts are delivered quickly and to spec in order for additive to reach its full potential. Riven’s next-generation predictive, machine learning technology, enables customers to realize higher part quality and reduced time to production deliveries." To learn more about the GrabCAD Software Partner Program and the ecosystem of software providers that have connected to Stratasys technology to provide customers with end-to-end additive solutions, visit www.grabcad.com/featured-software-partners. Oqton helps manufacturers increase innovation and efficiency by intelligently automating production. Powered by artificial intelligence, the Oqton Manufacturing OS unifies engineering and production, connecting specialist applications across design, CAM, 3D printing, reverse engineering, and inspection. Our agnostic platform connects technologies and machines across multiple sites, eliminating the need for multiple disconnected software programs, and providing traceability and visibility across your organization. Developed by international experts in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced manufacturing, Oqton is trusted by globally recognized manufacturers, and supported by partnerships with machine vendors, service bureaus, and materials providers. For more information, visit our website or LinkedIn. Riven is an open cloud software company that enables fast product introduction and customer acceptance of high-accuracy additive manufacturing at scale. Riven cuts weeks on product launches by leveraging proprietary 3D reality intelligence and rich, 3D visualization of as-manufactured parts, allowing manufacturers and their extended teams to easily validate parts, improve product accuracy and collaborate with data-driven insights Stratasys is leading the global shift to additive manufacturing with innovative 3D printing solutions for industries such as aerospace, automotive, consumer products and healthcare. Through smart and connected 3D printers, polymer materials, a software ecosystem, and parts on demand, Stratasys solutions deliver competitive advantages at every stage in the product value chain. The world’s leading organizations turn to Stratasys to transform product design, bring agility to manufacturing and supply chains, and improve patient care. To learn more about Stratasys, visit www.stratasys.com, the Stratasys blog, Twitter, LinkedIn, or Facebook. Stratasys reserves the right to utilize any of the foregoing social media platforms, including the company’s websites, to share material, non-public information pursuant to the SEC’s Regulation FD. To the extent necessary and mandated by applicable law, Stratasys will also include such information in its public disclosure filings. Stratasys, GrabCAD and FDM are trademarks or registered trademarks of Stratasys Ltd. and/or its affiliates. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners, and Stratasys assumes no responsibility with regard to the selection, performance, or use of these non-Stratasys products. Attention Editors, if you publish reader-contact information, please use: USA +800-801-6491 Europe/Middle East/Africa +49-7229-7772-0 Asia Pacific +852 3944-8888 View source version on businesswire.com: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220308005347/en/

If you missed out on taking advantage of Super Bowl TV sales last month, fret not because March Madness is giving you a second chance to save big. Deal hunters on the market for a 4K TV may want to check out today’s deal on Hisense’s 65-inch U7G TV, which is currently on sale at Amazon and Best Buy for $799.99, its best price to date. A good deal for gamers who have an Xbox Series X, PS5, or a high-end gaming PC, the 4K TV offers HDMI 2.1 ports, along with a fast 120Hz refresh rate and support for auto-low latency mode that brings a smoother gaming experience. It also supports Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10 Plus, and Google Assistant. With this TV, you don’t need extra streaming hardware, as it brings instant access to YouTube, Disney Plus, and all the other major streaming apps. As an added bonus, Amazon is throwing in a $100 digital gift card to one of several retailers, including Papa John’s, Instacart, Uber Eats, Domino’s, Grubhub, and DoorDash. Best Buy, meanwhile, is offering six months free of Peacock Premium with each purchase, so long as you’re a new subscriber. If you’re looking for a way to make your iPad function more like a traditional laptop, the Logitech Combo Touch for the 2021 iPad Pro is on sale for a new all-time low. Regularly $189.99, the keyboard case is currently $159.99 at Amazon, B&H Photo, Best Buy, and Logitech, rendering it an affordable alternative to Apple’s official Magic Keyboard. The keyboard case is compatible with both the first, second, and third-gen 11-inch iPad Pro and acts as a detachable, backlit keyboard with a trackpad. It also touts an adjustable kickstand and uses Apple’s Smart Connector for power and pairing, so you don’t need to worry about lugging around batteries to charge the keyboard, as the power comes directly from your iPad Pro. Logitech’s Combo Touch keyboard cases for other iPad models are also available at their lowest prices to date. Regularly $229.99, the Combo Touch for the newest 12-9-inch iPad Pro is on sale at Amazon, Target, Best Buy, and B&H Photo for $183.99. The keyboard case for the fourth-gen iPad Air is also discounted at Amazon, Best Buy, Target, and B&H Photo to $159.99 ($30 off), matching its best price to date. While we haven’t tested this particular model, we did review its predecessor from 2020. We gave it an 8/10 and praised the trackpad, which was smaller than the current trackpad on the most recent models. We didn’t like how thick its keyboard case was, though; the keyboard on the new Combo Touch is thinner than those found on the previous generation. Shifting away from keyboard cases to smartwatches, Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 4 is a great wearable for those deeply embedded in the Samsung ecosystem. Typically costing $329.99, you can buy the 44mm, LTE-equipped model in various colors at Amazon right now for $289.99. We’ve seen better deals, but this isn’t a bad price if you need to buy right now. The excellent watch — which runs on Google’s newest Wear OS 3 platform and only works with Android devices — comes with improved third-party app support as well as a responsive interface. The watch also offers several kinds of sensors that allow it to support 95 different kinds of workout tracking, as well as new features like body composition analysis. You can even use it to track your sleeping habits, make calls, and send text messages. Read our review. Anker’s new AnkerWork B600 — which functions as a speaker, light, and webcam — is on sale for the first time since the company announced it in January at CES. Typically, it costs $219.99, but you can buy it now for $186.99 from Amazon, Newegg, and Anker’s eBay storefront. While we haven’t had an opportunity to review it yet, the toolkit offers a host of features aimed at videoconferencing, including the ability to capture 2K resolution at 30 frames per second and support for an AI-powered zoom feature. Unlike most other webcams, the Video Bar offers speakers and a key light designed to improve the lighting so your face should look clearer and more professional on video calls. The webcam also comes with a feature called MagicSight, which automatically adjusts the lighting, as well as a front-facing touch slider for making manual adjustments to the lighting. There’s even a built-in microphone array that will supposedly make loud environments sound quieter while on calls with the help of an AI algorithm. Other great deals happening now: Best Buy is offering a gift card for up to $100 when you buy a Theragun massager. Right now, for example, you can get a $25 gift card when you buy the Theragun Mini for $199.99. Right now, the Xbox Wireless Controller — which is compatible with the Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PC, and mobile devices via Bluetooth — is on sale at Amazon in blue for $49.99 instead of $64.99, its second-best price to date. You can buy one of Apple’s AirTags for $26.99 instead of $29 at Woot. If you’d prefer to purchase several of the po[CENSORED]r Bluetooth trackers, you can also pick up a four-pack for $94.99 instead of $99.99. Read our review. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/hisense-s-65-inch-u7g-4k-tv-is-more-affordable-than-ever-today/ar-AAUMPj9?ocid=BingNewsSearch

The Center for Biological Diversity filed a comprehensive legal petition today urging the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the National Marine Fisheries Service to take bold, unprecedented action to stem the global wildlife extinction crisis by strengthening the Endangered Species Act’s implementing regulations. Noting that “extinction is not inevitable — it is a political choice,” today’s petition calls on the two federal agencies to not only undo the Trump-era rollbacks to the Act, but to push for ambitious new regulatory safeguards that strengthen all aspects of the law. The petition calls on the services to holistically address the threat of climate change, reduce illegal political interference that undermines scientific integrity, strengthen law enforcement and add new measures to ensure accountability for extractive industries that harm the habitats of endangered species. “The Endangered Species Act has saved hundreds of irreplaceable plants and animals from extinction, but it could be doing so much more good,” said Stephanie Kurose, a senior policy specialist at the Center. “Despite the law’s remarkable success, the services have been reluctant to fully implement it, succumbing to years of political and industry pressure to weaken what is the only hope for imperiled species. The time for reform is now.” In addition to undoing the Trump-era rollbacks — which the Biden administration has started to do, but at a sluggish pace the petition calls for more ambitious improvements to achieve the Act’s mandate that extinction be halted “whatever the cost.” Some of those improvements include: Empowering career scientists to make science-based decisions without fear of political reprisal; Guaranteeing that federal agencies can no longer ignore the impacts of greenhouse gas emissions from their actions on climate change and climate-imperiled species; Strengthening protections for critical habitat to protect key areas where species can live; Creating a scientifically defensible definition of recovery; Defining “significant portion of its range” to fulfill Congress’ intent that species be protected before they are threatened with worldwide extinction; Requiring all federal agencies to have proactive conservation programs in place for listed species harmed by their actions; Requiring habitat conservation plans to confer a net benefit whenever development activities harm endangered species; Strengthening protections for foreign listed species; Strengthening the regulations governing the reintroduction of experimental po[CENSORED]tions; and Revamping the enhancement permitting program to address dubious trophy hunting practices overseas that do not actually enhance the survival or propagation of species. “Combating the extinction crisis and restoring our natural heritage are monumental challenges that will require the services to be more visionary than any other administration in history,” said Kurose. “We challenge Interior Secretary Deb Haaland and the Biden administration to change the status quo and do whatever it takes to protect our planet for future generations.” https://www.commondreams.org/newswire/2022/03/08/petition-urges-biden-administration-strengthen-endangered-species-act-save-life

Wide citrus-soaked gardens, pouches of pumpkin seeds sold off by the parcel, and a lingering chirp of laughter: the Giza Zoo at its prime was a vision of nature trapped in concrete modernity – brimming with the rare and endemic, open-expanse enclosures and endangered fauna. It was one of the few green areas in Cairo, covering upwards of 80 acres, making it the largest zoological garden in the Middle East and oldest in Africa. It was brought into being by none other than the notorious, Euro-enamored Khedive Ismail in the late 19th century. Initially part of the harem gardens, it featured a variety of exotic plants imported from India, Africa, and South America; a banyan tree planted in 1871 can still be seen in its mature glory to this day. It seemed like a reconstruction of Eden: 20,000 individual animals, 400 species, and an array of animals never before seen to the local public. By the late 1870s, it was considered a “natural history museum” that encompassed “spacious European standards.” Its attendance was testament to its novelty: by the end of the Second World War, the zoo was considered one of the finest world-wide, with an annual 3.4 million visitors by 2007. Today, the sanctuary is a memory – an unfortunate one. Lodging sickly animals and untreated manure piles, the zoo has not only outstayed its welcome in certain milieus, but lost its place in the public sphere: entire areas have been cast into shutdown, smeared with unmentionables and keyed by jaded lovers Ahmed and Rana. More Info: https://egyptianstreets.com/2022/03/07/giza-zoo-a-case-for-ethical-conservation/

LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Tuesday it would phase out imports of Russian oil and oil products by the end of 2022, which it said would give the market and businesses more than enough time to find alternatives to the imports, which make up 8% of demand. "The government will also work with companies through a new Taskforce on Oil to support them to make use of this period in finding alternative supplies," Business and Energy Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng said. The UK will phase out the import of Russian oil and oil products by the end of the year, the Business Secretary has announced. The move announced by Kwasi Kwarteng was matched by US President Joe Biden as the West looks to tighten the squeeze on the Russian economy following Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine. Britain will phase out Russian imports of oil and oil products by the end of 2022, business minister Kwasi Kwarteng said on Tuesday, calling on businesses to use the transition period to ensure a smooth transition. “This transition will give the market, businesses and supply chains more than enough time to replace Russian imports – which make up 8 percent of UK demand,” Kwarteng said on Twitter. On Monday, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said his government would set out a new energy supply strategy as the Russian invasion of Ukraine and subsequent rally in energy prices accelerated the need for new energy sources and greater self-reliance. https://www.msn.com/en-gb/money/other/uk-to-phase-out-russian-oil-and-oil-products-by-end-2022/ar-AAUMOpM?ocid=BingNewsSearch

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Working is rarely more enjoyable than free time, but the best office gadgets and toys can make it significantly less of a drag. They’re usually the kind of thing you don’t give much of a thought when you’re in the office proper, but once you’re home and attempting to create your own work area, you begin to notice their absence. The big items — a desk, a chair, a laptop — are obvious, but they’re just the starting point. Almost everyone is spending more time working from home now, and it’s important to create a workspace that allows you to be productive and comfortable. Even more crucially, however, the best office toys and gadgets help define your workspace as being for work, while the rest of your home is for non-work. Maybe that’ll get you to stop checking your email at 10pm. (Seriously, stop that.) If you're looking for something to keep your kids entertained while you're hard at work in your home office, then our guide to the best STEM toys can help you out, with a range of educational toys for toddlers and kids. Best office toys and gadgets for productivity Despite the digitization of everything, there are some times it’s easier (and more satisfying) to simply jot something down in a notebook. The problem is that then you have to convert those analog notes into digital form, thus negating whatever efficiency advantage you gained in the first place. Enter the reMarkable, a tablet and stylus that mimics the feel of writing on paper with remarkable (ha!) The reMarkable 2.0 is as easy to use as its analog counterpart; just a few taps are necessary to create a new notebook, copy/paste text, or markup an image. The upgraded stylus has an “eraser” on the end that makes cleaning up mistakes intuitive and fast, and digital brush options will delight anyone who needs to whip up a quick sketch. Best of all, everything in the reMarkable can then be emailed or uploaded directly from the device. The typical knowledge worker has certain sites, documents, and apps they have to access frequently enough to make them bookmarkable — or even just constantly open in a browser tab. The Stream Deck Mini an elegant, satisfying, and fun replacement for those methods. Originally designed for streamers who need to access many kinds of tools without breaking the flow of their show, the Stream Deck is a collection of hot keys that does whatever you personally need it to do. Rather than hunt through folders for that client’s information or simply leaving Photoshop open at all times, poke one of the Stream Deck’s chunky buttons to get what you need. We could make the case that having much-used materials appear at the press of a button frees up a surprising amount of brain cycles (and it does) but it’s also just plain fun. Creating custom icons for each button adds a tiny bit of delight to otherwise routine work interactions, especially if they’re animated gifs. So, yes, this is really little more than a physical collection of bookmarks and macros, but pushing fat buttons is one of life’s small pleasures. Indulge. Leaving your phone plugged in all day is a sure way to avoid the constant war with a draining battery, but it’s also very inconvenient. A charging pad is a more user-friendly option, but it’s tough to give precious desk or office space over to something that only serves one function, and only some of the time. Enter the phone charging mouse pad, which justifies its footprint by serving two ongoing needs. If your phone needs a boost, just drop it next to your mouse while you work. The one caveat (and to be fair, it’s a big one) is that not all designs work with all kinds of phones, so it’ll be important to do your research to make sure your handset is compatible. On the other hand, some models are large enough to charge a laptop, should you care to use it for that when not mousing around. We've suggested the JCREN wireless charging mouse pad, but there are plenty of different models out there that you can check out. A sudden power outage can destroy hours of work with one swift zap and depending on the nature of the outage, it can fry your equipment, too. You likely already have your electrical devices plugged into a surge protector of some sort (and if you don’t, you should) but taking that one step further with a backup battery gives you the protection you need to save everything before shutting down. A unit like the CyberPower CP1000AVRLCD might seem like overkill, but you’ll be thanking your foresight if and when you ever need it. The LCD interface is easy to use and the alarm beep makes a power outage impossible to miss. It’s a little on the larger side, but worth dedicating a corner of your desk or office to. If you need something smaller (or bigger) than the CyberPower model we showed here, there are plenty of options on the market for surge protectors, battery backups, and combination units. This entry could easily go either in productivity or comfort, because a good keyboard provides both. Your computer came with a keyboard, of course, but a mechanical or semi-mechanical keyboard provides options you may not have realized exist. With customizable key mapping that works with either PC or Macs, keyboards like the Fujitsu HHKB ease pressure on key joints, placing high-usage keys and shortcuts within immediate reach. More importantly, they make the most wonderfully satisfying clacky noises as you type. There’s something so comforting about that sound as your fingers fly across the keys. Be warned, though — mechanical keyboard culture is a rabbit hole from which you may never return. Best office toys and gadgets for comfort Air quality is something you don’t really think about until it’s made your life miserable. Pet dander, seasonal allergens, even wildfire smoke — the stuff you suck into your lungs impacts your comfort in numerous ways. Having an air purifier in your home, or at least the rooms of your home where you spend the most time is an easy way to dramatically improve your quality of life. The Coway Air Purifier is self-regulating, which means it’s only running when it detects contaminants in the air. Its sleek design prevents it from being an eyesore and its quiet hum is easy on the ears. Replacing the filters is a snap, too; just be prepared to be horrified at how filthy the old ones get. You were breathing all that stuff! Ugh! The model we've suggested is probably going to sit near your desk rather than on it, as it's quite a big boy. There are smaller air purifiers out there though. While you can absolutely use the Govee Aura smart table lamp as, you know, a thing to make your desk area brighter, that’s not really its best use case. The Aura comes with many pre-set designs like “Forest” or “Sweet” that change color to evoke a certain mood or ambiance. It can also react to ambient sounds, pairing a light show with music. Changing the Aura’s display can be done in a very basic on the unit itself; for real customization, you must use the companion app. The app also allows you to create your own color schemes and animations, or download new ones from the Aura community. It will light up your workspace a little but it will light up your soul a lot. “It’s a clock.” That’s your excuse for having this game system on your desk in full view. And indeed, it is a clock, and a cute one! It’ll show you the time in big blocky digits, which is nice. But it’s perhaps the ultimate fidget toy, given that it’s also a faithful reproduction of the original Super Mario Bros. game. The one big downside to the Super Mario Game & Watch is that it doesn’t come with its own stand, leaving you to devise a handy display method on your own. If you’re not big into Mario, no worries: There’s one for The Legend of Zelda, too. if you're confused about the name, it's because this is a remake of a 1980s product, and back then you could get away with calling a 5-inch long piece of plastic a watch. The 80s were a wild time. Why is microwaved coffee so gross? This is the question that has baffled physicists for years. Ok, not really, but once coffee goes cold it’s surprisingly hard to warm it back up to a place of palatability. The secret, of course, is to simply drink it before it goes cold, but that’s not always possible when you’re working from home. The solution? The Ember Smart Coffee Mug, which works battery powered mug (you heard us) that pairs with a charging coaster and app to keep your warm beverage at exactly the right temperature. Is it a lot of money to spend on warmth? Perhaps. But you deserve it. (And just look at the copper version!) Being properly hydrated is good for your skin, your internal organs, and your brain, and yet you almost certainly don’t drink enough water. It can be a surprisingly hard thing to keep track of over the course of the day, which is why making a conscious choice to improve your water drinking habits is a smart decision. Enter the smart water bottle, which tracks your consumption and prompts you to take a nice healthy swig every now and again. Different models offer different benefits; choose whichever suits your lifestyle. If you’re at your desk most of the day it likely won’t matter if the bottle is a little on the heavy side. If you normally don’t drink water because it doesn’t taste like anything, select a bottle that lets you add fruit or other flavoring. Just drink more water!

New Delhi [India], March 7 (ANI/PNN): In a recent announcement, BMC Software andBMC Cares is an ongoing global engagement to inspireempower BMC's workforce to invest In people and enrich communities across the Globe through digital literacy, interventions, and Accessibility to create An Autonomous Digital Enterprise. BMC Cares in collaboration with Robotex India are empowering over 250 girls from zilla parishad government schools in Pune On Future skills required to increase their employability and bridge gender divide in the STEM Ecosystem. With the unique initiative 'Girls Who Build Robots', BMC Software aims to address STEM and Gender gap education equality gap issues and empower government school students in future skills like coding, Robotics, STEM, enabling them to pursue future opportunities in the digitized World. Speaking about the initiative Wendy Rentschler, Head of Global CSR said "The UN reports that for India to maintain its position as a global growth leader, more concerted efforts at local and national levels, and by the private sector are needed to bring women to parity with men. Initiatives that support the UN's call to action, like BMC's partnership with Robotex India, are imperative to make this a reality"Chaula Diwanji, Global CSR Business Partner Said, "By fostering digital literacy and supporting groups like the Robotex India, and others striving to bridge the digital literacy gap, we all have the power to invest in the women who will become the technology and business professionals and leaders of tomorrow."This project for the state of Maharashtra, will be implemented by Robotex India along with its supporting partner Rotary club of Pune central charitable trust and CSR support from BMC Software. Commenting on the initiative more Ali Siddiqui - CPO said, 'As we build for the future at BMC, we are focused on increasing gender representation to support greater diversity of thought to drive innovation. The Autonomous Digital Enterprise includes everyone, our technology frees people to create the future."Payal Rajpal Director Robotex India states 'With 'Girls who build robots' initiative, Robotex India aims to train over 2 million girls by 2023 on the grounds of coding, robotics and AI employable skills. Robotex India has educated 25000 students from government schools in rural, tribal, urban India. It thus aims at bridging the gender gap in STEM and preparing students from marginalized communities from rural India for the jobs of future."This story is provided by PNN. ANI will not be responsible in any way for the content of this article. (ANI/PNN) https://www.bignewsnetwork.com/news/272365510/bmc-software-and-robotex-india-come-together-for-the-initiative--girls-who-build-robots

Hackers have successfully stolen internal company data and source code for Galaxy devices from Samsung, the South Korean tech giant confirmed today. News of the breach was first reported earlier this month, with a hacking outfit named Lapsus$ claiming responsibility. The group, which recently hacked Nvidia, shared screenshots purportedly showing roughly 200GB of stolen data, including source code used by Samsung for encryption and biometric unlocking functions on Galaxy hardware. In a statement today, Samsung did not confirm or deny the identity of the hackers, nor whether or not they had stolen data related to encryption and biometrics. But, the company said that no personal data, belonging either to employees or customers, had been taken. “we do not anticipate any impact to our business or customers” “There was a security breach relating to certain internal company data,” said Samsung in a statement reported by Bloomberg News and SamMobile. “According to our initial analysis, the breach involves some source code relating to the operation of Galaxy devices, but does not include the personal information of our consumers or employees. Currently, we do not anticipate any impact to our business or customers. We have implemented measures to prevent further such incidents and will continue to serve our customers without disruption.” In the case of the recent Nvidia hack, the hacking group Lapsus$ attempted to blackmail the company, threatening to leak data online unless Nvidia removed cryptocurrency mining limiters from certain GPUs and made the drivers for these video cards open source. It’s not clear if Lapsus$ has made any threats to Samsung trying to extort specific concessions. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/technology/samsung-confirms-hackers-stole-galaxy-source-code/ar-AAUIZCG?ocid=BingNewsSearch

International Women’s Day – today – is a day to reflect on the progress made towards gender equality and to celebrate the efforts of women around the world to shape a gender equal future. Yet, right now, we find ourselves facing the twin challenges of Covid recovery and the climate crisis. As well as claiming far too many lives, the Covid-19 crisis has compounded existing inequalities across the world. Scotland is no exception: even before the pandemic our economy was hardwired to marginalise women, who were more likely to live in poverty at any point in their lives, more likely to be in precarious work and much more likely to undertake underpaid and unpaid care work. But Covid-19 has dealt a massive blow to our ambitions for a more equal society. Today is the day to redouble efforts to tackle inequality and transform our society. This year, the UN theme for International Women’s Day recognises the contribution of women and girls to tackling the climate crisis – ‘gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow’. Today is about hope, and about recognising that in taking on these challenges we can also fight back against existing inequalities. But we must be cautious: alive to the risk that the transition to a low carbon economy could further entrench gender inequalities. If that’s to be avoided, Scotland’s transition must be about so much more than reform of our energy sector: instead it should herald a systemic and societal transformation. Decarbonisation can offer an opportunity to tackle the diverse inequities in Scottish society. The Scottish Government must take radical action to build an economy that is fit for the future: creating a gender transformative, caring economy that values, rewards and invests in care. Crucially this must include concerted action to tackle the poverty facing the nation’s carers, whether paid or unpaid; the majority of whom are women. Such steps would demonstrate that a caring economy is also an environmentally friendly economy: jobs in care are green jobs. But such a transformation can only be achieved through a change in mindset: of politicians, both national and local, and the civil servants who support them. Policy making must be guided by feminist principles and analysis: a basic starting point would be to ask the question: how will this impact women and men or girls and boys differently? Will particular groups of women be negatively impacted by this policy choice? And of course, if politicians are going to do more than simply pay lip service to tackling gender inequalities than we need our systems and structures to hold them to account. That’s why the Scottish Women’s Budget Group has joined forces with Oxfam Scotland, One Parent Family Scotland, Scottish Care and the National Carer Organisations, including Carers Scotland, to call for a new National Outcome on care to be added to Scotland’s National Performance Framework. We must measure what we value and, right now, nobody’s measuring care. This International Women’s Day it is time to recognise and value the role that care, and those who provide it plays as we together build a gender equal economy in Scotland that can respond to the climate crisis. https://www.scotsman.com/news/opinion/columnists/lets-build-a-gender-equal-economy-that-can-respond-to-the-climate-crisis-sara-cowan-3600151

If everyone in the developed world rung in these changes, emissions would fall by a quarter, according to research out today The sheer magnitude and complexity of the climate crisis can leave many people feeling helpless and apathetic. Why bother giving up beef if BP is drilling for more oil? What’s the point in cutting back on air travel when airlines run empty flights just to keep their airport slots? Anyone asking themselves such questions may be cheered by research published today. It found that citizens have direct influence over 25-27 per cent of the emissions savings needed by 2030 to avoid ecological meltdown. In other words, people have more agency over the climate crisis than they might think. That’s not to absolve governments and corporations of their responsibilities. Without greater ambition from the public and private sectors, the climate crisis will intensify. Last week’s IPCC report – the most alarming to date – underscored the need for bold climate leadership. The window in which to act, it warned, is closing. Today’s research was carried out by academics at Leeds University, in collaboration with the global engineering firm Arup and the C40 group of world cities. It found that making dietary changes is the single biggest thing people can do to reduce emissions, followed by giving up fast fashion. “Citizen action really does add up,” said Rachel Huxley, director of knowledge and learning at C40 Cities. “This analysis shows the collective impact that individuals, and individual choices and action, can contribute to combating climate change.” The study is the launchpad for a new climate movement, dubbed The Jump. It aims to encourage people in developed countries to make lifestyle changes for the sake of the climate. https://www.positive.news/environment/how-can-i-help-stop-climate-change/

U.K. media regulator Ofcom has found that the BBC’s News at Six program breached its rules and made “significant mistakes” in reporting on a Scottish political scandal. The incident, which took place in Feb 2021, saw BBC Scotland editor Sarah Smith reporting live on a segment about former Scottish first minister Alex Salmond. The story related to a number of sexual harassment claims against Salmond (which he denies) and how they were handled by his successor Nicola Sturgeon. During the segment, Smith reported: “Alex Salmond said he believes Nicola Sturgeon has misled Parliament and broken the Ministerial Code, which he thinks means she should resign.” However, Salmond had explicitly said it was not for him to say what the consequences should be for Sturgeon. The BBC did not apologize for the error but acknowledged it in a number of other ways including posting a summary on the BBC complaints website and issuing a clarification via Smith’s Twitter page. Nor did the BBC’s internal complaints body, the ECU (Executive Complaints Unit), uphold a complaint from someone who had asked them to examine the issue. However, Ofcom has now found the report broke its broadcasting rules. “News must be reported with due accuracy,” said a spokesperson for Ofcom. “This program broke our rules by including a significant inaccurate statement that was not acknowledged or corrected on air.” “Our investigation also uncovered differences between the BBC’s published final decision on the program and its response to a particular complainant. The BBC must be transparent in how it handles and resolves complaints, and we will consider this case as part of our review of BBC regulation”. “Our investigation found the BBC’s editorial guidelines do not clearly reflect our requirements around on-air corrections and the BBC should amend its editorial guidelines to tackle this. We intend to discuss this matter further with the BBC as a priority.” https://www.msn.com/en-us/tv/news/bbc-news-breached-ofcom-rules-made-e2-80-98significant-mistakes-e2-80-99-in-alex-salmond-reporting/ar-AAUJCGw?ocid=BingNewsSearch

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