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The Marvel movie Black Widow will be available for all Disney+ subscribers beginning October 6. The film was previously only available on the service as a Premier Access title for an additional charge.Marvel also released a new trailer to promote Black Widow's arrival on Disney+. It's a light-hearted promo that focuses on the banter between Natasha (Scarlett Johansson), Yelena (Florence Pugh), and Alexei (David Harbour), while also showcasing some of the movie's spectacular action. Check it out below: Black Widow arrived in theaters and on Premier Access back in July. The film had been delayed from its original May 2020 release date and was one of several movies this year that Disney has made available for streaming on the day they hit theaters. Although the movie had a very impressive opening weekend at the box office, it suffered a huge drop-off in its second week, which some theaters owners blamed on the decision to release it on Disney+.The movie's release onto regular Disney+ coincides with a settlement in the lawsuit between Johansson and Disney. The star sued the studio in late July, claiming that its decision to give Black Widow a simultaneous streaming release massively reduced her potential earnings from the film. Details of the settlement haven't been revealed, but it seems that Johansson is still on board to star in the studio's upcoming theme park attraction adaptation Tower of Terror.The next Marvel movie will be Eternals, which hits theaters on November 5. That will be followed by Spider-Man: No Way Home, which releases in December. In addition, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings arrives on Disney+ on November 12.

With lockdown restrictions gradually easing and normalcy settling in, people have started travelling. While holidays are necessary to give rest to your mind and body, they also end up disrupting your normal healthy schedule as one tends to gorge on unhealthy foods and compromise on a healthy lifestyle during vacations. As such, it gets difficult to return to the regular schedule afterwards. “Holidays can be really hard on our healthy schedule. We end up complaining that travelling has disrupted our life and made us lazy. On top of it, it takes days to adapt to a healthy routine that was previously followed,” Ayurvedic doctor, Dr Nitika Kohli said. She, further, shared easy-to-follow steps that would help you “reset your body’s healthy schedule after a vacation”. Take a look. Follow these simple tips to reset your body after a vacation, as shared by the doctor. ALSO READ |Seven effective strategies to cope with stress Instead of grabbing your phone as soon as you wake up, try to detoxify yourself. Meditate for at least 30 minutes in the morning after a vacation. Meditating in the morning gives your mind some space and rest to be prepared for future adventures. Create a new timetable and slowly start burdening yourself with work. Instead of jumping right into all the pending work, start with a plan of finishing all the tasks priority-wise. Add warm lemon water drink in your morning ritual. Break the pattern of long sleep in the morning and try to wake up with determination. Balance your diet and eat light food. Try to eat foods that are easy to digest and low in fat quotient. 📣 For more lifestyle news, follow us on Instagram | Twitter | Facebook and don’t miss out on the latest updates! 📣 The above article is for information purposes only and is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional for any questions you may have regarding your health or a medical condition. link : https://indianexpress.com/article/lifestyle/health/reset-your-body-after-a-vacation-with-these-easy-tips-7546431/

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is gearing up for a blockbuster term beginning Monday that is likely to produce the most important ruling on abortion in 30 years and a long-awaited decision on the issue of carrying guns outside the home. The court will also take up a dispute over public funding for religious education, and it could plunge back into the controversy over considering a student's race in college admissions. "I think we're going to look back at this as the year in which the conservatives really did fully take over the Supreme Court and American constitutional law, where they got what they were really looking for on the big, hot-button issues that affect all of Americans' lives," said Tom Goldstein, a lawyer who argues frequently before the court and publishes the website SCOTUSBlog. The court announced in May that it would consider a challenge to a Mississippi law that would ban most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. Since then, Texas has passed an even stricter measure, banning abortions after about six weeks. The justices brushed off a request from opponents to put the Texas law on hold last month, but further challenges are certain to return before the court's term ends in June. The Mississippi case presents a direct challenge to the court's 1973 landmark Roe v. Wade ruling and a follow-on decision in Casey v. Planned Parenthood, which said states can impose some restrictions on abortion but cannot ban it before fetal viability, generally considered to be 23 to 24 weeks into a pregnancy. A federal judge blocked enforcement, saying the state chose "to pass a law it knew was unconstitutional to enforce a decades-long campaign" against Roe v. Wade. The 5th U.S. Court of Appeals affirmed the ruling, so the state appealed to the Supreme Court. Mississippi at first said upholding its law would not require overturning the court's abortion precedents. But in a later filing, the state took a more aggressive position, arguing that "the conclusion that abortion is a constitutional right has no basis in text, structure, history, or tradition." Paul Smith, a veteran Supreme Court litigator who teaches at Georgetown University's law school, said the court is unlikely to entirely accept or reject Mississippi's position but could, instead, seek a middle ground. "They could narrowly rule that it's not an undue burden" to ban abortions after 15 weeks "under the notion that you still have to give people the opportunity to access abortion services," he said. The justices took nearly a year to decide that they would take up the Mississippi challenge. "That doesn't suggest that they were grabbing on to the case to attack Roe and Casey," said Jeffrey Wall, who was acting solicitor general at the Justice Department during the Trump administration. Gun rights, church-state divide The justices will also take up a central issue of the gun rights debate, which they have consistently ducked since they ruled in 2008 that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep handguns at home for self-defense. The court will hear a challenge to a New York state law that allows residents to carry concealed handguns only if they can demonstrate special needs, beyond a general desire for self-protection. Opponents say the law makes it virtually impossible for ordinary law-abiding citizens to get the necessary license. Federal courts have split over the meaning of the Second Amendment's declaration of a right to keep "and bear" arms. A Supreme Court ruling could clarify how much states can restrict gun ownership without violating the Constitution. Gun rights, church-state divide The justices will also take up a central issue of the gun rights debate, which they have consistently ducked since they ruled in 2008 that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep handguns at home for self-defense. The court will hear a challenge to a New York state law that allows residents to carry concealed handguns only if they can demonstrate special needs, beyond a general desire for self-protection. Opponents say the law makes it virtually impossible for ordinary law-abiding citizens to get the necessary license. Federal courts have split over the meaning of the Second Amendment's declaration of a right to keep "and bear" arms. A Supreme Court ruling could clarify how much states can restrict gun ownership without violating the Constitution. A case from Maine invites the justices to dive back into the issue of public support for religious schools. Many states ban using public money to subsidize churches or religious education. But the Supreme Court ruled last year that when states set up systems to provide money to parents to pay school tuition, they cannot leave religious schools out of the programs. The decision, in a case from Montana, said states cannot discriminate against schools simply because of their religious status, meaning they are operated by religious organizations. This year's case invites the court to consider the next question: Can states exclude schools from tuition programs that explicitly offer religious education? Race in college admissions Before the term is over, the justices might also take up the controversial issue of considering race in college admissions. The court has upheld the practice in the past, ruling that schools can consider a student's race as one factor in the process. But with its more conservative makeup, the current court may not agree. A longtime opponent of affirmative action has urged the court to hear an appeal in a lawsuit accusing Harvard University of discriminating against Asian American applicants. Lower courts ruled that the school's limited consideration of race was a legitimate effort to achieve a more diverse student body. Harvard's challengers, Students for Fair Admissions, urge the justices to overrule their 2003 decision on affirmative action, which upheld the University of Michigan's use of race as a plus factor for applicants and was a model for similar admissions programs nationwide. The term seems likely to produce a string of conservative victories on abortion, guns and religion. "The conditions for the right to run the table have never looked better," said Irv Gornstein, executive director of Georgetown Law School's Supreme Court Institute. "If within the span of two to three terms we see sweeping right-side decisions on every one of the most politically divisive issues of our times, the perception of the court may be permanently altered," he said. "Not since Bush v. Gore has the public perception of the court's legitimacy seemed so seriously threatened." Carrie Severino, a conservative legal activist and former law clerk for Justice Clarence Thomas, said there is no principled middle ground for the court to land on in some of the most controversial cases, including the dispute over abortion. "Many of the justices are fed up with the way Roe v. Wade has contributed to the politicization of the court and may want to allow the states to deal with it," Severino said. "You'd see more closely where the American people are on this issue." The end of the term will again produce speculation about whether Justice Stephen Breyer, who will turn 84 in August, intends to retire. He was under pressure in June to step down while Democrats controlled by the White House and the Senate. But Breyer, who was nominated to the court by President Bill Clinton, suggested that such partisan considerations would be inappropriate for justices, who should act based on their judicial philosophies, not politics. link : https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/supreme-court/abortion-guns-top-agenda-new-supreme-court-term-n1280550

The latest high-resolution pictures of the Intel Core i9-12900K Alder Lake flagship CPU have been leaked by Yuuki_AnS. The leaker has obtained the latest engineering sample of the chip that was being sold over in the Chinese black market for a starting price of $700 US. Intel's Core i9-12900K Alder Lake Flagship CPU Gets High-Res Photos, New Hardware Guided Scheduling Onboard The pictures give us a bit better glimpse of the Intel Core i9-12900K CPU which is the flagship within the Alder Lake 12th Gen Core lineup and also its 1700 contact pads which will make it compatible with LGA 1700 motherboards. The specific CPU sample is the 'QX7H' variant & falls within the 'ES2' spec. The side profile pictures show that the PCB on the chip is quite thick and will feature a more rectangular design compared to the square Intel chips we have seen over a decade now. Aside from the pictures, we managed to get hold of a new slide for the Intel Alder Lake CPUs where the company outlined its brand new HGS+ (Hardware Guided Scheduling+) feature. Intel states that its new core architecture with HGS+ prioritizes and manages the distribution of workloads sending tasks to the best thread for the job, thereby optimizing performance per watt. This feature will be enabled by default (on select SKUs) and no user action is required to activate this technology. The HGS+ feature is a combination of hardware support in the processor and software optimizations in the latest Windows (11) operating system. Intel Alder Lake CPUs with HGS+ will work to optimize the performance of hybrid CPUs like Intel's 12th Gen processor on Windows 11. You can learn about Intel's new HGS technology in detail in this article published by UnderFox over at Coreteks. It is likely that the new HGS+ scheduler only works on Intel Alder Lake 12th Gen CPUs with hybrid core technology. We know certain SKUs will only feature Golden Cove cores so there won't be that much of a use for HGS+ on those chips. Intel Core i9-12900K Spotted Running on Z690 AORUS Tachyon Motherboard & DDR5-8000 Memory Intel Core i9-12900K 16 Core / 24 Thread Desktop CPU The Intel Core i9-12900K will be the flagship chip in the 12th Gen Alder Lake Desktop CPU lineup. It will feature 8 Golden Cove cores and 8 Gracemont cores for a total of 16 cores (8+8) and 24 threads (16+8). The P-cores (Golden Cove) will operate at a maximum boost frequency of up to 5.3 GHz with 1-2 active cores and 5.0 GHz with all-cores active while the E-cores (Gracemont) will operate at 3.90 GHz across 1-4 cores and up to 3.7 GHz when all cores are loaded. The CPU will feature 30 MB of L3 cache and TDP values are maintained at 125W (PL1) and 228W (PL2). The 'K' variant is expected to retail at $599 US while the Non-K variant will retail at $509 US. Intel's Alder Lake Desktop CPUs will feature both DDR5 and DDR4 memory controllers and 600-series motherboards will also come with DDR5/DDR4 specific options. High-end motherboards will retain DDR5 while the more mainstream offerings will open up DDR4 support too. The Intel Alder Lake CPU lineup is expected to launch in November along with the respective Z690 platform and DDR5 memory kits. link ; https://wccftech.com/intel-core-i9-12900k-alder-lake-cpu-gets-pictured-in-high-res-top-skus-to-feature-new-hardware-guided-scheduling/

There will be no live audience at this year's championships. This year's The International 2021, the Dota 2 world championships, will be held without an audience. Dota 2 developer Valve has refunded all tickets to the October 7th event event effective yesterday, October 2nd. The event was to take place in Bucharest, Romania. "We have been carefully evaluating the continued rise of Covid rates in Romania, as well as the resulting introduction of new local restrictions in Bucharest," reads Valve's statement. "We wanted nothing more than to welcome fans live to the event, but we can no longer do so in a way that allows us to prioritize the health and well-being of both audience members and participants. Those who purchased tickets will be issued a full refund automatically," it continues. The announcement came just a few days after multiple members of tournament participants Team Aster tested positive for Covid-19. Fan reactions on social media are something between pained at the event cancellation and relieved at the reduced risk to their favorite esports athletes. In a moment of truly cosmic irony, the largest prize pool tournament for Valve's other game, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, will move forward at the PGL MAJOR on November 4-7... in the same Stockholm arena the Dota 2 International was supposed to be held in. link; https://www.pcgamer.com/valve-cancels-refunds-tickets-for-dota-2-international-just-days-before-event/

It's official, the tuning has reached its maximum limit! We thought we had seen everything but now motorists start to make the back of their vehicle dance ... So there is the pompom! A video has just appeared on Twitter and as much to say that it will turn the heads of many car fans. Its content ? It's simple this is the maximum level ever reached in tuning. The owner of this car separated the front from the rear to turn the trunk into an attraction. For those who have been to Futuroscope before, what you will see looks a lot like the famous “Dance with the Robots” attraction . Except that here, it is not an articulated arm that shakes you in all directions but a car in the middle of the highway. To be completely honest, it is as impressive as it is disturbing, but know that you are not at the end of your surprises. Not a first This technique is quite widespread in the world of tuning. This technology called “hydraulic trailer” is mainly practiced when stationary, in a specialized meeting for example. For the one we just saw on the highway, it is probably prohibited by law because it is too dangerous. So here's a quieter but still impressive little compilation. link ; https://www.auto-moto.com/insolite/delire/remorques-hydrauliques-faire-danser-voiture-lautoroute-289739.html

In the coastal city of Geraldton, Beachlands Village’s villa 14A is a fresh and well-equipped property designed for a serene and convenient retirement lifestyle. Modern and fully furnished, the double-brick and tile home is the last of the established abodes currently available at the development. Acacia Living Group Beachlands Village Manager Jeanine Cole said the village offered a relaxed holiday atmosphere, while the villa itself was easy-care. “The villa is situated in a quiet cul-de-sac with a beautiful, established and low-maintenance garden in a north-facing back courtyard,” she said. In addition to the rear patio, there is a large area at the front of the home – the choice of where you want to spend your time outdoors is entirely up to you. Newly renovated, the modern kitchen boasts sleek splashback tiling with streamlined features and appliances, including a ceramic electric stovetop and a Westinghouse wall oven. Ample storage options under-bench and overhead make keeping a clean space easy, with a large pantry adding to the list of inclusions. Visiting friends or grandchildren can make use of the minor bedroom, while the main sleeping quarters offer double robes and abundant room to move. A renovated bathroom is another drawcard, while the separate laundry and convenient linen cupboard will allow you to keep the washing and ironing tasks well out of sight of visitors. Should you want to head out on wheels, the home offers a single lock-up garage, though the village grounds themselves boast plenty in the way of appealing lifestyle options. Ms Cole said the village was home to an near-new community centre, with activities hosted on Tuesdays and Thursdays. “This includes ukulele performances, crafts, bingo, charades and carpet bowls, with there also being special events such as Valentine’s Day, St Patrick’s Day, the Melbourne Cup, Halloween and Christmas,” she said. “Plus, we have regular outings on wildflower tours and to see theatre performances.” With the village offering so many opportunities, Ms Cole said many residents wished they made the move to the village sooner. “Many didn’t anticipate they would have such a good lifestyle, make new friends and participate in activities as much or as little as they like,” she said. For peace of mind, there is respite care available, onsite maintenance and gardening services when needed. “Staff are onsite 24/7 and are proud to provide high-quality retirement village living,” Ms Cole said. “With the fast-moving property market not seeming to slow down anytime soon, we suggest you call us quickly to join this unique retirement community.” Those with pets can take advantage of the village’s pet-friendly policy. link ; https://thewest.com.au/lifestyle/real-estate/easy-breezy-lifestyle-a-plus-for-regional-buyers-c-4121406

Tk'emlúps Nation had twice invited Trudeau to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with them The Peace Tower glows orange as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau participates in a ceremony on Parliament Hill on the eve of the first National Day of Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 29. (Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press) Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke with the chief of Tk'emlúps Nation yesterday and offered an apology for not following up on invitations to visit her community, the nation confirmed Sunday. Kukpi7 (Chief) Rosanne Casimir said this week the Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Nation had twice written to Trudeau to invite him to join them to mark Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Thursday. "I did hold out hope that he would be here," she said Thursday. Trudeau was criticized late last week for flying to Tofino, B.C., on Canada's first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and spending part of it vacationing with family. Trudeau had attended a ceremony in Ottawa Wednesday night, but the Prime Minister's Office confirmed Thursday he was spending several days in Tofino with family. He spoke with eight residential school survivors Thursday as well, the PMO said. But the prime minister's decision to fly to Tofino showed "his words don't match his actions," according to Evelyn Korkmaz, a residential school survivor. That sentiment echoed sharp criticism from other quarters, including Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs Grand Chief Stewart Phillip who said Trudeau had "turned his back on Indigenous children." Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Nation is near the site of the former Kamloops residential school where about 200 unmarked potential burial sites were detected by a radar survey this spring. The nation held an event Thursday that was attended by, among others, Assembly of First Nations National Chief RoseAnne Archibald and B.C. Solicitor General Mike Fanworth. The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation was created through a law proposed and passed by the Liberal government this June. Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc Kukpi7 (Chief) Rosanne Casimir speaks at a presentation as the First Nation releases a report outlining the findings of a search of the former Kamloops Indian Residential School property using ground-penetrating radar, in Kamloops, B.C., on July 15. (Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press) A senior government source, who CBC News is not identifying because they were not authorized to speak publicly, said Trudeau and Casimir also discussed next steps and that the prime minister was looking forward to visiting the community soon. In an interview on Rosemary Barton Live Sunday, Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc did not say whether Trudeau had made a mistake by travelling Thursday but that "commitment to reconciliation is profound and shared by all members of our government." He reiterated that Trudeau had attended the Wednesday ceremony and had spoken with survivors Thursday. "His personal commitment to reconciliation is significant," LeBlanc said. link ; https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-apology-tk-emlúps-1.6198140

OnePlus has introduced Diwali festival deals and discounts on its range of smartphones and TVs. The company is offering price cuts on its entire OnePlus 9 range, including the OnePlus 9 Pro and the OnePlus 9R. In addition, the OnePlus Nord series is also being offered with discounts and exchange bonuses. The Diwali discounts are live on the OnePlus India website and even as part of Amazon Great Indian OnePlus is currently hosting its Diwali sale on its site. The entire OnePlus 9 range is listed with discounts of up to Rs. 4,000 on OnePlus.in and Amazon.in. The OnePlus 9R and OnePlus 9 are listed with a price cut of Rs. 3,000 and are priced starting at Rs. 36,999 and Rs. 46,999, respectively. The OnePlus 9 Pro is available with a Rs. 4,000 discount and is up for grabs starting at Rs. 60,999. Customers can also avail of an additional discount of up to Rs. 7,000 off with HDFC bank cards on Amazon.in and on SBI Cards on OnePlus.in (from October 4). No-cost EMI options of up to nine months are also offered. The OnePlus Nord 2 and the OnePlus Nord CE 5G are not listed with price cuts but OnePlus.in is offering extra Rs. 2,000 on exchange and a Rs. 1,000 instant discount on using ICICI Bank and Kotak Bank cards. Amazon is offering an extra Rs. 1,000 off on exchange on select phones and an additional 10 percent discount on using HDFC Bank cards. Amazon is also offering an additional Rs. 1,000 off with coupons, but only for the 12GB RAM variant of the OnePlus Nord 2. OnePlus has also listed its Y-series and U-series of smart TVs with up to 15 percent off. The OnePlus TV Y-series is starting at a discounted price of 15,999 for the 32-inch model with an extra Rs. 2,000 instant discount on using ICICI Bank debit and credit cards. The more premium OnePlus TV U-series is being offered at a starting price of Rs. 43,999 for its 50-inch model with an extra discount of Rs. 3,000 on using ICICI Bank debit and credit cards.

If you prefer paying for your office software the old fashion way where you pay once for a lifetime license, you're in luck as Microsoft has revealed new details about Office 2021.Unlike Microsoft 365 which uses a software-as-as-service (SaaS) business model where users pay annually for the right to use Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Outlook, Office 2021 is the next standalone version of the software giant's office suite.This is everything you need to know about Windows 11These are the best Microsoft Office alternatives on the marketAlso check out our roundup of the best online collaboration toolsIt's been three years since Microsoft released Office 2019 and for a bit, it looked as if the company wouldn't be releasing another standalone version of Office. Now though, the software giant has released brand new details on Office 2021 including its price, updated features and more. Office 2021Office 2021 will be available worldwide on Tuesday, October 5 which is a date that Windows users likely already have marked in their calendars because it's also the release date for Windows 11. While Windows 11 will be available as a free update for Windows 10 users, those looking to test out the new features in Office 2021 will have to pay for the privilege to do so. Office Home and Student 2021 will cost $149.99 and includes Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote and Microsoft Teams for PC and Mac while Office Home and Business 2021 will cost $249.99 and will include everything in the Home version, Outlook for PC and Mac and the rights to use all of Microsoft's office software for business purposes.Although Office 2021 won't use a subscription model for its pricing, the latest standalone version of Office will also be getting many of the collaboration features available in Microsoft 365 including real-time co-authoring, OneDrive support and Microsoft Teams integration. The new software has been designed to fit in with the rest of the apps available on Windows 11 and as such, it will have a refreshed ribbon interface, rounded corners and a neutral color palette.Interested users can check out this support document from Microsoft which details all of the new features in Office 2021 and even includes a few videos so you can see the next standalone version of Office in action. link: https://www.techradar.com/news/office-2021-release-date-and-features-revealed-heres-all-you-need-to-know

The latest high-resolution pictures of the Intel Core i9-12900K Alder Lake flagship CPU have been leaked by Yuuki_AnS. The leaker has obtained the latest engineering sample of the chip that was being sold over in the Chinese black market for a starting price of $700 US.Intel's Core i9-12900K Alder Lake Flagship CPU Gets High-Res Photos, New Hardware Guided Scheduling OnboardThe pictures give us a bit better glimpse of the Intel Core i9-12900K CPU which is the flagship within the Alder Lake 12th Gen Core lineup and also its 1700 contact pads which will make it compatible with LGA 1700 motherboards. The specific CPU sample is the 'QX7H' variant & falls within the 'ES2' spec. The side profile pictures show that the PCB on the chip is quite thick and will feature a more rectangular design compared to the square Intel chips we have seen over a decade now. Aside from the pictures, we managed to get hold of a new slide for the Intel Alder Lake CPUs where the company outlined its brand new HGS+ (Hardware Guided Scheduling+) feature. Intel states that its new core architecture with HGS+ prioritizes and manages the distribution of workloads sending tasks to the best thread for the job, thereby optimizing performance per watt. This feature will be enabled by default (on select SKUs) and no user action is required to activate this technology. The HGS+ feature is a combination of hardware support in the processor and software optimizations in the latest Windows (11) operating system. This technology shouldn't be confused with Intel's Thread Director as that's another feature set for the Intel Alder Lake CPUs but both Thread Director and HGS+ will work in tandem to optimize the performance of hybrid CPUs like Intel's 12th Gen processor on Windows 11. You can learn about Intel's new HGS technology in detail in this article published by UnderFox over at Coreteks. t is likely that the new HGS+ scheduler only works on Intel Alder Lake 12th Gen CPUs with hybrid core technology. We know certain SKUs will only feature Golden Cove cores so there won't be that much of a use for HGS+ on those chips. Intel Core i9-12900K 16 Core / 24 Thread Desktop CPUThe Intel Core i9-12900K will be the flagship chip in the 12th Gen Alder Lake Desktop CPU lineup. It will feature 8 Golden Cove cores and 8 Gracemont cores for a total of 16 cores (8+8) and 24 threads (16+8). The P-cores (Golden Cove) will operate at a maximum boost frequency of up to 5.3 GHz with 1-2 active cores and 5.0 GHz with all-cores active while the E-cores (Gracemont) will operate at 3.90 GHz across 1-4 cores and up to 3.7 GHz when all cores are loaded.The CPU will feature 30 MB of L3 cache and TDP values are maintained at 125W (PL1) and 228W (PL2). The 'K' variant is expected to retail at $599 US while the Non-K variant will retail at $509 US.Intel's Alder Lake Desktop CPUs will feature both DDR5 and DDR4 memory controllers and 600-series motherboards will also come with DDR5/DDR4 specific options. High-end motherboards will retain DDR5 while the more mainstream offerings will open up DDR4 support too. 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Soon, we'll no longer see voice rooms plucked from around Discord's giant chat network. Discord's newish Stage Channels are a nice addition to the chat software. Normal Discord voice channels are usually free-for-alls in which anyone can speak, whereas in Stage Channels, mods can more easily designate speakers and call on audience members for panels and Q&As. They're similar to Twitter Spaces—Silicon Valley types love moderated voice rooms right now—and they're sticking around and getting new features, such as event scheduling. A related Discord feature that is not sticking around, however, is Stage Discovery, which publicly showcases active Stage Channels from around Discord's enormous network.Discord only kind of explains why Stage Discovery is being axed on October 4."In listening to our communities and admins directly, we've learned that we still have work to do in regards to server onboarding and moderation," the company said in a blog post today. "...We're going to take some time to rethink the Discovery aspect of Stages and how we can better build a place that best connects people to the communities most relevant to them."The "relevant to them" bit there is the key. To make it much clearer why Stage Discovery is going away, all you have to do is look at it. Here are some of the Stage Channels it's currently showing me:DEBATE: God does not existIs there more than two genders?Memepalooza2SPEED DATING (anyone can participate) (PG-13)Confess Your Secrets 😳BANGINGI think that makes it pretty obvious why Discord has reconsidered surfacing what goes on in other people's servers."Thank God, was a useless addition," said Reddit user ElP4drino in response to the news that Stage Discovery is being dropped. "Just filled with every talent show known to man, and a bunch of questionable debate topics."That's been my experience, too. When I talked to Discord about privacy in 2019, it said that, for the most part, it doesn't proactively monitor what people are doing in servers. If you and your friends like to have vulgar discussions that would go too far for others, Discord agents aren't going to burst through the door with mod badges unless someone in your server invites them by filing a report, and even then nothing may happen. The company isn't wiretapping millions of voice channels to make sure everyone's being chill. So, if you take whatever a bunch of teenagers and young adults happen to be talking about in the wilds of 1,000 to 30,000-person servers and show it to a Rocket League player in his mid-30s who uses Discord to talk to friends about how the weather is where they live, you're unlikely to find a good match. And at worst, Stage Discovery may hurt, disgust, or anger people with the discussions it surfaces. It isn't surprising that Discord is shelving the idea.Still, curious about what I'd been missing by not using this soon-to-be dead Discord feature, I entered Memepalooza2, which seemed like the Stage Channel in which I was least likely to overhear something I'd regret overhearing. The discussion was a bit hard to follow, but it was clearly about getting rich with NFTs. I should've known that's what it would be.Putting aside the cryptolords and the obvious technological improvements, Discord continues to remind me of my teenage experiences in unmoderated Yahoo! chat rooms in the late '90s and early aughts. The only other big difference between then and now is that people don't use "^_^" as much anymore.In today's Discord blog post, you can read a little more about the decision to get rid of Stage Discovery. The company also briefly mentions some new Discord features on the way, including "more screening functionality so you can get the right members into your community easily and securely." link : https://www.pcgamer.com/discord-stage-discovery-removed/

In addition to its 7 standard seats, this old 307 SW is distinguished by the rigor of its behavior and its panoramic pavilion, a first. From 2001 to 2008, from € 1,000Restyled in 2005, this 307 was undoubtedly one of the best compacts of its generation , in particular thanks to the rigor of its behavior - assisted by an ESC anti-slip in series from August 2001 - and its "house" damping, which contribute to his driving pleasure. This SW station wagon version is distinguished by its huge glass roof - a first at the time - which reinforces the feeling of space on board . Sliding and removable, its three second row seats give it great modularity; they are completed by two third row "folding seats", taking place in the trunk, which then sees its volume (from 500 to 1,805 liters) greatly reduced. The finish is of course dated today and the rear legroom is nothing exceptional, which seems logical in view of its very compact size (4.42 m) . Very widely distributed, these two 1.6 liter engines , petrol and HDi, each offer 110 hp , quite efficient and economical. RELIABILITY 3/5Reliability rather uncertain, in particular in HDi, fortunately markedly improved during the restyling of 2005.1.6 16v engine : alternator harness problem (recall in June 2003).1.6 HDi : jerks; fragile Valeo flywheel; turbo lubrication problems that can damage the timing, or even the engine; leaks from injectors; starter or Neiman problems.Direction : leaks.Electronics : BSi box failures.Examples of announcements1.6 16v 2002 122,000 km 1,500 €1.6 HDi 110 RWC 2007 127,000 km 3,200 €Also read on auto-moto.com:The 12 best-selling used cars, from € 3,000Peugeot 2008 "1" used FOR SALEPeugeot 308 "2" used FOR SALE link : https://www.auto-moto.com/occasions/peugeot-307-sw-avis-a-partir-de-1-000-euros-290433.html#item=1

Primark is launching a new range of home and lifestyle products exclusively in a number of stores.Primark stores have become a treasure trove for fashion lovers but in recent times they’ve branched out to provide another line that has gone down a storm with shoppersThe budget retailer is expanding its brand to Primark Home with 25 stores across the UK getting a homeware focus. The new product offering will land in 25 selected Primark stores from October.The London stores location are Hammersmith, Oxford Street East, Bromley, and WestfieldPeople have been flocking to the high street giant to snap up the range, such is its po[CENSORED]rity Primark homeware has achieved something of a cult status thanks to its stylish home items and affordable price point. Speaking of the expansion, Primark trading director Paul Baldwin said “There has been exceptional growth within our home and lifestyle department over the past 18 months as people have spent more time in their home. "Naturally we wanted to keep up with this growing customer demand and expand our offering into small furniture and several other new categories.”He added: "Delivering extended ranges in newly created spaces within selected stores will help establish Primark as a growing destination not only for great home and lifestyle accessories at amazing prices but also for larger statement and functional pieces to complete a room." link : https://www.mylondon.news/lifestyle/primark-home-retailer-launches-new-21743052

The federal government has no supply of Johnson & Johnson's single-shot Janssen COVID-19 vaccine to share with the provinces, Health Minister Patty Hajdu said today.Alberta, Saskatchewan and British Columbia have requested tens of thousands of doses of the vaccine as a way of increasing vaccine uptake. Health Canada has approved the viral vector vaccine but says it is not as effective as its mRNA vaccine equivalents from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna.In a news release earlier this week, Premier Jason Kenney said some Albertans in areas of low vaccine uptake have expressed a preference for the Janssen vaccine. The Alberta government has requested 20,000 doses from the federal government.Hajdu told a news conference today the federal government would be happy to fulfil the request but doesn't have the doses to provide."Currently we don't have usable doses on hand, and so we're looking for additional doses so that we can get them very quickly to the provinces and territories," she said. In a statement to CBC News, federal Procurement Minister Anita Anand's office confirmed that Ottawa has no supply of the single-shot vaccine."We do not have Janssen vaccine doses in Canada and we are working to support the people of Alberta," the statement reads.Some 300,000 doses of the Janssen vaccine were shipped to Canada in late April. Health Canada rejected them after a weeks-long investigation because of ongoing concerns about the third-party manufacturer of these shots, a Maryland-based company called Emergent.Workers at the company's Baltimore plant inadvertently ruined some 15 million doses of this vaccine by mixing up ingredients intended for another product — the shot made by AstraZeneca. Dr. Supriya Sharma, the chief medical adviser at Health Canada, said concerns about manufacturing quality could affect new shipments to Canada."There are some sites that still have some issues around quality and quality manufacturing," she said. "We wanted to make sure the level of safety and effectiveness of the vaccine meets what was authorized."While the vaccine has not been administered yet in Canada, just over 15 million Americans have received a dose, according to data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.In the summer, the government — citing in part a lack of demand from the provinces — said it had no plans for additional shipments of the vaccine.Dr. Theresa Tam, Canada's chief public health officer, stressed that mRNA vaccines are safe.She added that there is some evidence from other countries that two doses of the Janssen vaccine are more effective than one, even though it is approved in Canada as a single-dose vaccine."I think for individuals who are thinking about this as a one-dose vaccine, more information is likely to be forthcoming in the near future on that," she said.B.C. expands mask mandate in schools to include kindergarten to Grade 3 after community outcryMother of hospitalized 5-year-old says her decision not to get vaccinated was 'big mistake'In August, the federal government announced its intention to donate up to 10 million doses of the Janssen vaccine to poorer countries.Tam said that's why the federal government would like to have more clarity from provinces on the number of Janssen doses they think they'll need."One thing we need from the provinces is a good estimation of the amount that is required," she said. "We do not want to waste any vaccines that could help other countries in the world ... and we're waiting for provinces to get back to us on that front."Pill treatment awaiting approvalMerck & Co announced Friday that its COVID-19 pill, called molnupiravir, has shown great effectiveness in reducing hospitalizations and deaths in COVID-19 patients. Patients who took the drug within five days of showing COVID-19 symptoms faced roughly half the risk of ending up in hospital or dying as did members of a control group.The company said it will soon ask health officials to authorize its use. Health Canada has been reviewing data on the drug since August. If approved, it would be the first authorized COVID-19 therapy which does not involve needles or IVs.WATCH | Public Health Agency of Canada reviewing proposal to use new antiviral drug against COVID-19 Sharma said that approval of the drug is likely months away."It will be held to the standards of all of our reviews," she said. "We'll authorize it if it meets the standard."Rates of severe illness increasing, health officials sayCanada has averaged 4,350 new cases of COVID-19 per day over the last week, Tam said.There's high regional variability in COVID-19 caseloads across the country, she said, but the overall number is on a stable trajectory.What isn't, she added, is rates of severe illness — they've shot up as the more infectious and deadly delta variant continues to spread. An average of more than 2,400 COVID-19 patients are being treated in hospital daily, including around 800 patients in intensive care.Merck says experimental drug molnupiravir cuts worst effects of COVID-19Cybercriminals are offering to sell fake Canadian COVID-19 vaccination certificates onlineNewly announced vaccine mandates in some provinces, such as Alberta, have boosted rates of vaccination, Tam said."These vaccine requirements in provinces seem to have nudged people to take the vaccine," Tam said.She added that the overwhelming majority of severe illness cases continue to be among the unvaccinated. link : https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/health-officials-update-oct-1-1.6196191

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Logic supposes that as the pandemic put so many people on lockdown, certain market segments surged, including PC and console gaming. And that is undoubtedly true. However, analysts at IDC say "the gaming market was on fire for years" before the pandemic began, and as it applies to the PC platform, they anticipate the surge in gaming desktop, laptop, and even monitor sales to continue through at least the next several years. As things stand right now, global shipments of PCs and monitors purpose built for gaming are growing faster than their respective markets as a whole. Including both desktops and laptops, IDC expects gaming PC shipments to grow from 41.3 million in 2020 to 52.3 million in 2025, which would represent an annual compound growth rate (CAGR) of 4.8%. Meanwhile, analysts at IDC anticipate gaming monitors going from 14.2 million units shipped to 26.4 million units in the same chunk of years, for an even bigger CAGR of 13.2%. Perhaps this is the kind of outlook that lead Corsair to announce its first-ever gaming monitor, the Xeneon, a 32-inch quantum dot display with a 2560x1440 resolution and 165Hz refresh rate. And in line with IDC's pre-pandemic observation, we saw NZXT get into the business of selling custom gaming PCs in 2017 with its BLD platform. New boutiques continue to pop up as well, like Meta PC, which came into existence last year. Part of what's interesting about this is that it is happening amid a global shortage of silicon. This has contributed to what we called the tragic state of PC building in 2021, amid the nearly always out-of-stock status of gaming hardware like graphics cards (and dedicated consoles), and at times, some high end CPUs and even power power supplies. "At this point the global supply shortage is well known and continues to be a moving target, yet demand for gaming hardware (PCs, consoles, monitors, etc.) and titles continues to surge," said Ryan Reith, an analyst at IDC. "Many have speculated that as reopening slowly begins around the world this growth could be in jeopardy, but we are just not seeing that." In terms of dollar values, gaming PCs and monitors combined into a $43 billion market in 2020, and is expected to jump to $60 billion in 2025, for a CAGR of 7%. IDC also expects the average selling price of a gaming PC to go up a bit, from $925 to $1,007, which isn't too bad when you're talking about a four-year span. Monitors, however, will remain about the same, or even become a tad cheaper, with the ASP predicted to drop from $339 last year to $309 in 2025. We'll see—IDC may not be taking into account technologies like OLED and mini LED trickling into the PC monitor space, and maybe even micro LED by then, which are even smaller and could rival OLED in picture quality without the potential downside of burn-in. Regardless, this boils down to yet more affirmation that PC gaming is alive and thriving, and will remain that way for the foreseeable future. link : https://www.pcgamer.com/pandemic-or-not-idc-says-gaming-pc-and-monitor-sales-will-remain-strong-for-years-to-come/

Top video conferencing firm Zoom won’t be buying Five9 after the two companies have confirmed the acquisition deal they’d been planning since July has fallen through after Five9’s shareholders decided to reject the deal. Zoom had offered Five9 a $14.7 billion all-stock deal, which the latter had employed proxy advisory company Institutional Shareholder Services, to analyze - and roughly two weeks ago, the company advised Five9 to turn the deal down. The value of the deal was apparently the main issue, with Five9 shareholders reportedly only seeing a 13% increase in the value of their shares, reportedly too low for them to accept. Here's the best online collaboration tools around Take a look at our list of the best headsets for conference calls Check out our list of the best business webcams available Five9 is a cloud-based contact center platform, whose Crunchbase page shows eight investment rounds, totaling $114.1 million in funding. So far, the company has acquired four other firms, including two in 2020 - a cloud-based Intelligent Virtual Agent platform provider, Inference Solutions, and workforce engagement management solution, Virtual Observer. Here's the best online collaboration tools around Take a look at our list of the best headsets for conference calls Check out our list of the best business webcams available Five9 is a cloud-based contact center platform, whose Crunchbase page shows eight investment rounds, totaling $114.1 million in funding. So far, the company has acquired four other firms, including two in 2020 - a cloud-based Intelligent Virtual Agent platform provider, Inference Solutions, and workforce engagement management solution, Virtual Observer. link: https://www.techradar.com/news/zooms-multi-billion-takeover-of-five9-is-off

Intel announced today the company's second-generation neuromorphic research chip, the Loihi 2, as well as their open-source software framework for developing neuro-inspired applications, Lava API. Intel is continuing to focus on advancing neuromorphic technology for the future. “Loihi 2 and Lava harvest insights from several years of collaborative research using Loihi. Our second-generation chip greatly improves the speed, programmability, and capacity of neuromorphic processing, broadening its usages in power and latency constrained intelligent computing applications. We are open sourcing Lava to address the need for software convergence, benchmarking, and cross-platform collaboration in the field, and to accelerate our progress toward commercial viability.” Intel's newest Loihi 2 neuromorphic chip allows the company to "draw insights from neuroscience to create chips that function more like the biological brain." The effort will help to drastically improve energy efficiency on a much higher level, as well as accelerating computative learning efficiently across several edge applications, such as "vision, voice and gesture recognition to search retrieval, robotics, and constrained optimization problems." These can be found in technologies such as neuromorphic skin, robotic arms, and olfactory sensing. Loihi 2 utilizes several years of experience of use with the first-generation release of its predecessor, thus allowing Intel's process technologies and asynchronous design structure to advance further into the future. Advances in Loihi 2 allow the architecture to support new classes of neuro-inspired algorithms and applications, while providing up to 10 times faster processing, up to 15 times greater resource density with up to 1 million neurons per chip, and improved energy efficiency. Benefitting from a close collaboration with Intel’s Technology Development Group, Loihi 2 has been fabricated with a pre-production version of the Intel 4 process, which underscores the health and progress of Intel 4. The use of extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography in Intel 4 has simplified the layout design rules compared to past process technologies. This has made it possible to rapidly develop Loihi 2. The Lava software framework addresses the need for a common software framework in the neuromorphic research community. As an open, modular, and extensible framework, Lava will allow researchers and application developers to build on each other’s progress and converge on a common set of tools, methods, and libraries. Lava runs seamlessly on heterogeneous architectures across conventional and neuromorphic processors, enabling cross-platform execution and interoperability with a variety of artificial intelligence, neuromorphic and robotics frameworks. Developers can begin building neuromorphic applications without access to specialized neuromorphic hardware and can contribute to the Lava code base, including porting it to run on other platforms. Dr. Gerd J. Kunde, a staff scientist at the Los Alamos National Laboratory, states, "Investigators at Los Alamos National Laboratory have been using the Loihi neuromorphic platform to investigate the trade-offs between quantum and neuromorphic computing, as well as implementing learning processes on-chip. This research has shown some exciting equivalences between spiking neural networks and quantum annealing approaches for solving hard optimization problems. We have also demonstrated that the backpropagation algorithm, a foundational building block for training neural networks and previously believed not to be implementable on neuromorphic architectures, can be realized efficiently on Loihi. Our team is excited to continue this research with the second generation Loihi 2 chip." Presently, Intel offers two separate Loihi 2 based neuromorphic systems through their Neuromorphic Research cloud at the Intel Neuromorphic Research Community (INRC). The first is Oheo Gulch, "a single-chip system for early evaluation." The second is Kapoho Point, "an eight-chip system that will be available soon." The Lava API is currently available for free download on GitHub. Presentation and tutorials on Loihi 2 and the Lava API will be showcased at Intel's Innovation event this October. Loihi 2 and Lava API will provide researchers the tools to create and characterize new applications in neurotechnology for problem-solving, learning, adapting solutions, as well as processing formulas in real-time. Faster and more general optimization: Loihi 2’s greater programmability will allow a wider class of difficult optimization problems to be supported, including real-time optimization, planning, and decision-making from edge to datacenter systems. New approaches for continual and associative learning: Loihi 2 improves support for advanced learning methods, including variations of backpropagation, the workhorse algorithm of deep learning. This expands the scope of adaptation and data efficient learning algorithms that can be supported by low-power form factors operating in online settings. Novel neural networks trainable by deep learning: Fully programmable neuron models and generalized spike messaging in Loihi 2 open the door to a wide range of new neural network models that can be trained in deep learning. Early evaluations suggest reductions of over 60 times fewer ops per inference on Loihi 2 compared to standard deep networks running on the original Loihi without loss in accuracy. Loihi 2 addresses a practical limitation of Loihi by incorporating faster, more flexible, and more standard input/output interfaces. Loihi 2 chips will support Ethernet interfaces, glueless integration with a wider range of event-based vision sensors, and larger meshed networks of Loihi 2 chips. Seamless integration with real-world robotics systems, conventional processors, and novel sensors: Loihi 2 addresses a practical limitation of Loihi by incorporating faster, more flexible, and more standard input/output interfaces. Loihi 2 chips will support Ethernet interfaces, glueless integration with a wider range of event-based vision sensors, and larger meshed networks of Loihi 2 chips. link : https://wccftech.com/intel-introduces-loihi-2-neuroprocessing-chip-and-lava-api-for-deep-learning/

intage car enthusiasts are excited to be at the fair in Padua from 21 to 24 October . In collaboration with the National Automobile Museum, ACI Storico, ASI and important collectors, the 2021 edition is ready to start. Not the usual event, due to the pandemic but also for the renewed attendance. Five thousand historical models and 1,600 dealers are expected on 115 thousand square meters. With Heritage by Stellantis and Mercedes, which bring both old and new electric cars into view, then Morgan and BMW. One of the focuses is on racing cars and it is no coincidence that the title of an exhibition is “ Italy that wins races ”. Ferrari, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Fiat and Maserati, with the 26B of 1928. It will collect attention together with the Ferrari 500 F2 of Ascari, winner in the World Championship. Not just cars and not just classic For the Italian bikes we are obviously talking about Gilera (with the 500 world champion from the 1950s) Guzzi, Morini, MV (another world champion of the times present) Rumi, Benelli and Ducati. The occasion of the fair in Padua is also for the market, with models for sale in 2 and 4 wheels. Among the racing cars, the legendary Turismo with the testimonies of the drivers of the nineties. For the design, a Bertone collection, the legendary tricolor coachbuilder, as well as for Vignale. The Abarth prototype, 1000 Sport Prototipo, from 2009, is mouth-watering. Coming to the present day, the motto of some is Restomod , here too Padua brings examples, with various models. If you love the Dino, however, Ferrari, you will see some originals. Finally, the spare parts , highly sought after, with even the new ones reproduced by Stellantis, for the Delta. THURSDAY 21 OCTOBER . Entrance times for visitors from 9.00 to 18.00. 22-23-24 OCTOBER. Entrance times for visitors from 9.00 to 19.00. Tickets have prices from 20 euros with the possibility of a three-day subscription, all details online on the official website (https://autoemotodepoca.com/it-IT/visitare#tickets). link: https://www.automoto.it/news/auto-e-moto-d-epoca-2021-tutto-pronto-in-fiera-a-padova-21-24-ottobre.html

Dine L.A. is Back Dine L.A. is back and diners can enjoy special menus at more than 300 LA eateries from October 1 through Oct. 15. Diners can choose from a selection of specially priced menus for lunch ($15, $20, and $30) and dinner ($25 and up), reservations at www.dineLA.com. Haunt'Oween LA is here! Now through October 31st, this family-friendly Halloween experience will take place from 5-11pm at The Promenade at Westfield Topanga, located at 6100 Topanga Canyon Blvd in Woodland Hills. Tickets are $30 and children under 2 are free. Tickets at www.socalhauntoween.com. Universal Studios is offering a variety of scary delicious dishes for their Halloween Horror Nights including Texas Chili and Cheese Nachos, a monster hot dog, bloody funnel fingers with strawberry sauce, horchata churro bites and a variety of specialty cocktails. Halloween Horror Nights run Oct. 1-3, 7-10, 14-17, 21,24 and 28-31, tickets at https://hollywood.halloweenhorrornights.com/. Melrose Rooftop Theatre Offers Halloween Themed Movies Starting October 1, Melrose Rooftop Theatre will show seasonal scary screenings including ET (Oct. 1), Hocus Pocus (Oct. 4), Scream (Oct. 11), Poltergeist (Oct. 22) and It (Oct. 30). There is a dinner and movie menu and specialty cocktails. VIP seating is $28 and dinner and VIP package is $49. Screenings begin at sundown, visit https://melroserooftoptheatre.com/. Horses Opens on Sunset Horses, a new restaurant and bar, is opening October 6 on Sunset Blvd. The classic bistro will focus on California cuisine, a few main dishes and many small bites and classic cocktails. LOAM Opens at Ace Hotel Downtown's Ace Hotel will open LOAM, a new restaurant concept, on October 6. The menu will focus on seasonal local produce and bar options include lots of non-alcoholic libations. Lumiére Opens in Century City Lumiére, the French inspired brasserie adjacent to the Fairmont Century Plaza, is now open. The menu features old school French dishes incorporating local ingredients for a fresh twist. Beverly Center Hosts Pop-Up Food Series The Beverly Center will host Bites at Beverly, a pop up food series on October 3 and October 17, from 1 to 4pm. The pop-up events will feature culinary brands to sample and purchase, live music and food inspired crafts and games. Soft Spirits Non-Alcoholic Bottle Shop Opens in Hollywood Soft Spirits, LA's first nonalcoholic bottle shop, is opening October 10 on Sunset and will include a variety of liquor free libations. Beverly Center Hosts Pop-Up Food Series The Beverly Center will host Bites at Beverly, a pop up food series on October 3 and October 17, from 1 to 4pm. The pop-up events will feature culinary brands to sample and purchase, live music and food inspired crafts and games. Soft Spirits Non-Alcoholic Bottle Shop Opens in Hollywood Soft Spirits, LA's first nonalcoholic bottle shop, is opening October 10 on Sunset and will include a variety of liquor free libations. Dalmore Whisky Launches The Dalmore Decades 5 Piece Collection Dalmore Whisky has launched a special collection of five whiskies spanning five decades, with a $275,000 value. One set is available in the U.S. including whisky from 1967, 1979, 1980, 1995 and 2000. Available at Wally's Wine & Spirits. Celebrate Taco Day El Pollo Loco is celebrating Taco Day, October 4, by bringing its Crunchy Taco back as its first digital only menu item. The Crunchy Taco will be available to purchase for a limited time through the El Pollo Loco app and website beginning October 4 through November 1. Members of Del Taco's Del Yeah! Rewards program can get special deals, meals and prices through October 4. Trejo's Tacos in Hollywood will offer a chance to win a $50 gift card by visiting one of the Trejo's taquerias in Hollywood or at the Farmer's Market. On Monday, October 4, McCormick is coming to LA to celebrate National Taco Day by providing free tacos to everyone and revealing their new Director of Taco Relations. Their taco truck will be parked at 1323 Abbot Kinney Boulevard beginning at noon handing out free tacos while supplies last. Alisal Guest Ranch and resort Hosts CowGirl Edition BBQ Bootcamp The Alisal Guest Ranch and Resort in Santa Ynez Valley is hosting a Cowgirl Edition of their BBQ Bootcamp from October 10 – 12. Award-winning women chefs including Valerie Gordon and Elizabeth Falkner will provide cookouts, culinary seminars, tastings and demonstrations. For more information, visit www.alisal.com. link : https://patch.com/california/los-angeles/october-food-lifestyle-news

The parents of a teenager who died after an allergic reaction to a Pret a Manger baguette have welcomed the introduction of a new food safety law. The rules - known as "Natasha's Law" - require full ingredient and allergen labelling on all food made on premises and pre-packed for direct sale. The change follows the death of Natasha Ednan-Laperouse from anaphylaxis after she ate sesame in a baguette. Her parents said she would be "very proud" of the new regulations. Natasha's mother, Tanya Ednan-Laperouse, told BBC Breakfast that she and husband Nadhim had been waiting for this day for years. "Today we really feel like we've achieved it and it feels really special," she said. Mr Ednan-Laperouse said they had set up a parliamentary petition online calling for an allergy tsar as a "matter of life and death". "This is not what a great British nation should accept, that young people can die in this day and age because of the food they eat, when all it takes is more joined-up thinking to better protect them," he told BBC Breakfast. The couple set up the Natasha Allergy Research Foundation and campaigned for the change in law after a food labelling loophole left Natasha unaware that the baguette she ate contained sesame seeds. The coroner at the 2018 inquest into her death concluded that Pret a Manger's allergy labelling was inadequate. Can lessons be learned from Pret baguette death? Bereaved parents call for 'allergy tsar' Natasha, from Fulham, west London, ate an artichoke, olive and tapenade baguette bought from a Pret shop at about 07:00 BST in Terminal 5 at Heathrow Airport on 17 July 2016, West London Coroner's Court heard. She began to feel ill during a British Airways flight, and suffered a cardiac arrest. Despite her father administering two EpiPen injections, she died later the same day. Media caption,Natasha's parents Tanya and Nadim Ednan-Laperouse: "We've been waiting for this day for three years" The inquest heard the baguette contained sesame - which Natasha was allergic to - baked into the dough, but the ingredient was not listed on the packaging. Pret did not label "artisan" baguettes as containing sesame seeds despite six allergic reaction cases in the year before Natasha died, the inquest heard. The regulations Natasha's law, all food retailers will be required to display full ingredient and allergen labelling on every food item made on the premises and pre-packed for direct sale - including sandwiches, cakes and salads. Previously, non pre-packaged fresh food made on the premises did not need to be individually labelled with allergen or ingredient information. 2px presentational grey line Analysis By Colletta Smith, consumer affairs correspondent Over the last 18 months cafes and restaurants have had to deal with a raft of new legislation because of the pandemic, faced huge losses during periods of closure, and had to make significant changes to the way they operate to cope with changing customer habits. But food labelling is a hugely important issue for a growing number of consumers who suffer from allergies. They've been asking for clearer labelling for years, and understandably they don't want to wait any longer. The regulator is trying to be flexible with an industry already under strain, so we're unlikely to see fines straight away. But the Food Standards Agency will expect cafes and restaurants to at least be attempting to sort out their labelling and comply with the law before the end of the year. 2px presentational grey line Allergy law 'vital' Mr Ednan-Laperouse said Natasha's Law would be vital in helping to protect the two to three million people in the UK living with food allergies from life-threatening allergic reactions. He said: "It is about saving lives and marks a major milestone in our campaign to support people in this country with food allergies. "This change in the law brings greater transparency about the foods people are buying and eating; it will give people with food allergies confidence when they are buying pre-packaged food for direct sale such as sandwiches and salads. Everyone should be able to consume food safely." Mrs Ednan-Laperouse said: "Natasha was always extremely careful to check the food labels and until that terrible day in 2016 hadn't had a severe allergic reaction for over nine years. "Nothing can bring Natasha back, and we have to live with that reality every day, but we know in our hearts that Natasha would be very proud that a new law in her name will help to protect others."Food Standards Agency chief executive Emily Miles said: "If these changes drive down the number of hospital admissions caused by food allergies, which have seen a threefold increase over the last 20 years, and prevent further tragic deaths such as Natasha's, that can only be a positive thing." A Pret a Manger spokesman said it has fully rolled out ingredient labelling, and this process began in 2019. link : https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-58756597

The best speech-to-text software makes it simple and easy to convert speech into text, and can be available for both desktop and mobile devices. While the best speech to text software used to be specifically only for desktops, the development of mobile devices and the explosion of easily accessible apps means that transcription can now also be carried out on a smartphone or tablet. This has made the best voice to text applications increasingly valuable to users in a range of different environments, from education to business. This is not least because the technology has matured to the level where mistakes in transcriptions are relatively rare, with some services rightly boasting a 99.9% success rate from clear audio. Even still, this applies mainly to ordinary situations and circumstances, and precludes the use of technical terminology such as required in legal or medical professions. Despite this, digital transcription can still service needs such as basic note-taking which can still be easily done using a phone app, simplifying the dictation process. However, different speech-to-text programs have different levels of ability and complexity, with some using advanced machine learning to constantly correct errors flagged up by users so that they are not repeated. Others are downloadable software which is only as good as its latest update. Here then are the best in speech-to-text recognition programs, which should be more than capable for most situations and circumstances. Also take a look at the best voice recognition software Best paid for speech to text apps 1. Dragon Anywhere Best mobile speech-to-text app TODAY'S BEST DEALS Anywhere 12 months $149.99/year Anywhere 1 month $14.99/mth Visit Site at Nuance Reasons to buy +High quality speech recognition+Syncs with desktop Dragon software+Excellent recognition+Fully functional app Reasons to avoid -Dictation limited to within the app Dragon Anywhere is the Nuance mobile product for Android and iOS devices, however this is no ‘lite’ app, but rather offers fully-formed dictation capabilities powered via the cloud. So essentially you get the same excellent speech recognition as seen on the desktop software – the only meaningful difference we noticed was a very slight delay in our spoken words appearing on the screen (doubtless due to processing in the cloud). However, note that the app was still responsive enough overall. It also boasts support for boilerplate chunks of text which can be set up and inserted into a document with a simple command, and these, along with custom vocabularies, are synced across the mobile app and desktop Dragon software. Furthermore, you can share documents across devices via Evernote or cloud services (such as Dropbox). This isn’t as flexible as the desktop application, however, as dictation is limited to within Dragon Anywhere – you can’t dictate directly in another app (although you can copy over text from the Dragon Anywhere dictation pad to a third-party app). The other caveats are the need for an internet connection for the app to work (due to its cloud-powered nature), and the fact that it’s a subscription offering with no one-off purchase option, which might not be to everyone’s tastes. Even bearing in mind these limitations, though, it’s a definite boon to have fully-fledged, powerful voice recognition of the same sterling quality as the desktop software, nestling on your phone or tablet for when you’re away from the office. Nuance Communications offers a 7-day free trial to give the app a whirl before you commit to a subscription. Divider Dragon Professional 2. Dragon Professional Business-grade speech-to-text solution TechRadar is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Home News Computing Best speech-to-text software in 2021: Free, paid and online voice recognition apps and services By Nicholas Fearn , Brian Turner April 16, 2021 Turn audio into text Best speech-to-text software (Image credit: Pexels) The best speech-to-text software makes it simple and easy to convert speech into text, and can be available for both desktop and mobile devices. The best speech to text software Click the links below to go to the provider's website: 1. Dragon Anywhere 2. Dragon Professional 3. Otter 4. Verbit 5. Speechmatics 6. Braina Pro 7. Amazon Transcribe 8. Microsoft Azure Speech to Text 9. IBM Watson Speech to Text Or jump straight to: Best paid for speech to text apps Best free speech to text apps Mobile speech to text apps to consider While the best speech to text software used to be specifically only for desktops, the development of mobile devices and the explosion of easily accessible apps means that transcription can now also be carried out on a smartphone or tablet. This has made the best voice to text applications increasingly valuable to users in a range of different environments, from education to business. This is not least because the technology has matured to the level where mistakes in transcriptions are relatively rare, with some services rightly boasting a 99.9% success rate from clear audio. Even still, this applies mainly to ordinary situations and circumstances, and precludes the use of technical terminology such as required in legal or medical professions. Despite this, digital transcription can still service needs such as basic note-taking which can still be easily done using a phone app, simplifying the dictation process. However, different speech-to-text programs have different levels of ability and complexity, with some using advanced machine learning to constantly correct errors flagged up by users so that they are not repeated. Others are downloadable software which is only as good as its latest update. Here then are the best in speech-to-text recognition programs, which should be more than capable for most situations and circumstances. Also take a look at the best voice recognition software Divider Best paid for speech to text apps Dragon Anywhere (Image credit: Dragon) 1. Dragon Anywhere Best mobile speech-to-text app TODAY'S BEST DEALS Anywhere 12 months $149.99/year Anywhere 1 month $14.99/mth Visit Site at Nuance Reasons to buy +High quality speech recognition+Syncs with desktop Dragon software+Excellent recognition+Fully functional app Reasons to avoid -Dictation limited to within the app Dragon Anywhere is the Nuance mobile product for Android and iOS devices, however this is no ‘lite’ app, but rather offers fully-formed dictation capabilities powered via the cloud. So essentially you get the same excellent speech recognition as seen on the desktop software – the only meaningful difference we noticed was a very slight delay in our spoken words appearing on the screen (doubtless due to processing in the cloud). However, note that the app was still responsive enough overall. It also boasts support for boilerplate chunks of text which can be set up and inserted into a document with a simple command, and these, along with custom vocabularies, are synced across the mobile app and desktop Dragon software. Furthermore, you can share documents across devices via Evernote or cloud services (such as Dropbox). This isn’t as flexible as the desktop application, however, as dictation is limited to within Dragon Anywhere – you can’t dictate directly in another app (although you can copy over text from the Dragon Anywhere dictation pad to a third-party app). The other caveats are the need for an internet connection for the app to work (due to its cloud-powered nature), and the fact that it’s a subscription offering with no one-off purchase option, which might not be to everyone’s tastes. Even bearing in mind these limitations, though, it’s a definite boon to have fully-fledged, powerful voice recognition of the same sterling quality as the desktop software, nestling on your phone or tablet for when you’re away from the office. Nuance Communications offers a 7-day free trial to give the app a whirl before you commit to a subscription. Divider Dragon Professional (Image credit: Nuance) 2. Dragon Professional Business-grade speech-to-text solution TODAY'S BEST DEALS $500 View at Nuance £439.99 View at Nuance Reasons to buy +Powerful features +Designed for pros +160 wpm dictation Should you be looking for a business-grade dictation application, your best bet is Dragon Professional. Aimed at pro users, the software provides you with the tools to dictate and edit documents, create spreadsheets, and browse the web using your voice. According to Nuance, the solution is capable of taking dictation at an equivalent typing speed of 160 words per minute, with a 99% accuracy rate – and that’s out-of-the-box, before any training is done (whereby the app adapts to your voice and words you commonly use). As well as creating documents using your voice, you can also import custom word lists. There’s also an additional mobile app that lets you transcribe audio files and send them back to your computer. This is a powerful, flexible, and hugely useful tool that is especially good for individuals, such as professionals and freelancers, allowing for typing and document management to be done much more flexibly and easily. Overall, the interface is easy to use, and if you get stuck at all, you can access a series of help tutorials. And while the software can seem expensive, it's just a one-time fee and compares very favorably with paid-for subscription transcription services. Divider Otter 3. Otter The big little speech to text app TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +Free tier+Team collaboration+Export options+Live captioning Otter is a cloud-based speech to text program especially aimed for mobile use, such as on a laptop or smartphone. The app provides real-time transcription, allowing you to search, edit, play, and organize as required. Otter is marketed as an app specifically for meetings, interviews, and lectures, to make it easier to take rich notes. However, it is also built to work with collaboration between teams, and different speakers are assigned different speaker IDs to make it easier to understand transcriptions. There are three different payment plans, with the basic one being free to use and aside from the features mentioned above also includes keyword summaries and a wordcloud to make it easier to find specific topic mentions. You can also organize and share, import audio and video for transcription, and provides 600 minutes of free service. The Premium plan also includes advanced and bulk export options, the ability to sync audio from Dropbox, additional playback speeds including the ability to skip silent pauses. The Premium plan also allows for up to 6,000 minutes of speech to text. The Teams plan also adds two-factor authentication, user management and centralized billing, as well as user statistics, voiceprints, and live captioning. Divider 4. Verbit The smart speech to text service TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +Enterprise service+Team working+Smart AI Reasons to avoid -Not always live Verbit aims to offer a smarter speech to text service, using AI for transcription and captioning. The service is specifically targeted at enterprise and educational establishments. Verbit uses a mix of speech models, using neural networks and algorithms to reduce background noise, focus on terms as well as differentiate between speakers regardless of accent, as well as incorporate contextual events such as news and company information into recordings. Although Verbit does offer a live version for transcription and captioning, aiming for a high degree of accuracy, other plans offer human editors to ensure transcriptions are fully accurate, and advertise a four hour turnaround time. Altogether, while Verbit does offer a direct speech to text service, it’s possibly better thought of as a transcription service, but the focus on enterprise and education, as well as team use, means it earns a place here as an option to consider. Divider Speechmatics 5. Speechmatics Leading speech recognition technology TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +Supports different accents+Media captioning+Keyword triggers Speechmatics offers a machine learning solution to converting speech to text, with its automatic speech recognition solution available to use on existing audio and video files as well as for live use. Unlike some automated transcription software which can struggle with accents or charge more for them, Speechmatics advertises itself as being able to support all major British accents, regardless of nationality. That way it aims to cope with not just different American and British English accents, but also South African and Jamaican accents. Speechmatics offers a wider number of speech to text transcription uses than many other providers. Examples include taking call center phone recordings and converting them into searchable text or Word documents. The software also works with video and other media for captioning as well as using keyword triggers for management. Overall, Speechmatics aims to offer a more flexible and comprehensive speech to text service than a lot of other providers, and the use of automation should keep them price competitive. Divider Braina Pro 6. Braina Pro A virtual assistant for your PC TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +Powerful digital assistant+Nifty Android app for remotely controlling PC Reasons to avoid -Subscription only (no one-off purchase) Braina is speech recognition software which is built not just for dictation, but also as an all-round digital assistant to help you achieve various tasks on your PC. It supports dictation to third-party software in not just English but almost 90 different languages, with impressive voice recognition chops. Beyond that, it’s a virtual assistant that can be instructed to set alarms, search your PC for a file, or search the internet, play an MP3 file, read an ebook aloud, plus you can implement various custom commands. The Windows program also has a companion Android app which can remotely control your PC, and use the local Wi-Fi network to deliver commands to your computer, so you can spark up a music playlist, for example, wherever you happen to be in the house. Nifty. There’s a free version of Braina which comes with limited functionality, but includes all the basic PC commands, along with a 7-day trial of the speech recognition which allows you to test out its powers for yourself before you commit to a subscription. Yes, this is another subscription-only product with no option to purchase for a one-off fee. Also note that you need to be online and have Google’s Chrome browser installed for speech recognition functionality to work. 7. Amazon Transcribe Cloud-based speech to text technology TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +For enterprises+Vocabulary editing+Audio for apps+Recognizes speakers and channels Amazon Transcribe is as big cloud-based automatic speech recognition platform developed specifically to convert audio to text for apps. It especially aims to provide a more accurate and comprehensive service than traditional providers, such as being able to cope with low-fi and noisy recordings, such as you might get in a contact center. Amazon Transcribe uses a deep learning process that automatically adds punctuation and formatting, as well as process with a secure livestream or otherwise transcribe speech to text with batch processing. As well as offering time stamping for individual words for easy search, it can also identify different speaks and different channels and annotate documents accordingly to account for this. There are also some nice features for editing and managing transcribed texts, such as vocabulary filtering and replacement words which can be used to keep product names consistent and therefore any following transcription easier to analyze. Overall, Amazon Transcribe is one of the most powerful platforms out there, though it’s aimed more for the business and enterprise user rather than the individual. 9. IBM Watson Speech to Text TODAY'S BEST DEALS visit site Reasons to buy +Machine learning+Batch conversions+Range of output options+Smart formatting IBM's Watson Speech to Text works is the third cloud-native solution on this list, with the feature being powered by AI and machine learning as part of IBM's cloud services. While there is the option to transcribe speech to text in real-time, there is also the option to batch convert audio files and process them through a range of language, audio frequency, and other output options. You can also tag transcriptions with speaker labels, smart formatting, and timestamps, as well as apply global editing for technical words or phrases, acronyms, and for number use. As with other cloud services Watson Speech to Text allows for easy deployment both in the cloud and on-premises behind your own firewall to ensure security is maintained. link : https://www.techradar.com/news/best-speech-to-text-app

Onebot, a sub-brand from Colorful Technology Company Ltd., launches the Onebot M24A1 all-in-one (AIO) business PC. Colorful Unveils Its Onebot M21A1 AIO PC Featuring Intel's 11th Gen Rocket Lake CPUs For $759 US The Onebot M24A1 is decked with an 11th generation Intel Core CPU, 16 gigabytes of DDR4 unspecified memory, a 23.8-inch IPS display (1920 x 1080 resolution) utilizing FHD technology, a thin display bezel, and 512 gigabytes SSD high-speed storage. As for individual features included with the Onebot M24A1 AIO business PC, you also receive an embedded 2MP webcam with a resolution of 720p and 3-watt speakers, perfect for any conference call in remote work settings. Ease of connectivity is perfect with its four USB 3.0, two USB 2.0 ports, and an HDMI port, which is perfect for presentations or high-quality data transferring or video viewing. Users can also expect a DVD-ROM and SD card reader for quick and easy access to files or software. With its compact packaging and high efficiency, it is the perfect solution for any business. The Onebot M24A1 AIO business PC "measures 541 mm x 330.3 mm x 56.4 mm" and with the thinnest section of the PC measuring at 12mm. It has a modern metal base along with a hollow stand to manage cables easier. The AIO business PC from Onebot has an 11th Gen Intel Core i5-11400 processor featuring 6 cores, 12 threads, and a maximum boost clock of 4.4 GHz. Its almost 24-inch display showcases "99% of sRGB color gamut coverage delivering excellent picture quality and true color presentation." The thin bezel is stated to give the look of a panoramic-style "with 178° wide viewing angles. For ease of viewing, the display can tilt from -5º to 20º. Currently, the One bot M24A1 AIO business PC has a retail price of $759. It is not located on Colorful's website or any computer retailer site. Please check with your computer retailer to see if they carry the new Onebot M24A1 AIO PC. Colorful Technology Company Ltd. manufactures "motherboards, graphics cards, all-in-one PC, memory & SSD, industrial server, computer case, power supply, Hi-Fi player, industrial integration solution," as well as several technology services for over two decades. Their experienced team of professionals delivers "quality products garnering a brilliant reputation amongst its customers." Colorful has won several awards and recognition for its products internationally. For more information about Colorful and its sub-brands and other product lines, visit Colorful's website. link : https://wccftech.com/onebot-launches-aio-business-pc-powered-by-intel-11th-gen-core-i5-11400-cpu-759-usd/

The first thing I did in Amazon's New World was see if I could make fun of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos with my username, because of course that's what I did, but Amazon was one step ahead of me. New World doesn't allow the use of "Bezos" or "Amazon" in your player name. I had my heart set exploring the world as "Jeff Bezos' Wallet." Now what am I supposed to do? After confirming that variants of Bezos like "JeffB," "Bez0s," and "Be Zos" were also locked out, I tried just going by "Amazon." That word's not allowed either. These names are clearly not locked because other players have already claimed them. When a name is already taken, it says, "This name is in use." Names which include the words Amazon and Bezos, however, "cannot be used," which is also what New World says when you type in swear words. PC Gamer's Chris Livingston had the bright idea to try "Beff Jezos," and to our surprise, it wasn't locked! It was, however, already taken by somebody with quicker wit than ours. So why has New World deemed the name of Amazon's founder on the level of swear words? We'll see if Amazon gets back to us with a statement, but the obvious answer is that hundreds of players dunking on Jeff Bezos, the very dunkable richest person on the planet, in Amazon's own game would make Amazon look slightly ridiculous. Same goes for the word Amazon itself (my backup name of "Unionize Amazon" is a no-go, unfortunately). link : https://www.pcgamer.com/you-cant-put-bezos-or-amazon-in-your-new-world-character-name/