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https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/11/politics/joe-biden-philadelphia-american-rescue-plan/index.html President Joe Biden marked the one-year anniversary of signing the American Rescue Plan into law with a trip to Philadelphia, where he celebrated the pandemic recovery plan's passage with Democratic members of Congress and touted the law's educational funding at a local elementary school. During his keynote speech at the House Democratic Caucus Issues Conference, the President credited members in the room for successfully passing the American Rescue Plan, saying, "Few pieces of legislation -- no hyperbole -- in American history have done more to lift this country out of a crisis than what you did." Biden discussed what times were like for many Americans before the landmark law was passed last year and Covid-19 vaccines were not widely available, recalling long lines at food banks, job insecurity and eviction fears. He underscored how Democrats passed the law without the help of any GOP members. "We did it alone, without one single solitary Republican vote. The American economy was flat on its back. It was the Democrats -- it was you -- that brought us back," he said. The Philadelphia visit also included a stop at the Hon. Luis Muñoz-Marín Elementary School, which was intended to highlight how that $1.9 trillion package's education funding delivers "critical resources to keep schools safe and open, combat learning loss and address student mental health," a White House official told CNN. The White House told CNN that the School District of Philadelphia received $1.1 billion from the American Rescue Plan's Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief Fund. The funds are being used for facilities, mental health supports, as well as before-school, after-school and summer programs. The President spoke with teachers about the school's use of the Covid-19 funds, visiting a classroom and hold conversations with students at the majority-Hispanic school. While visiting students in a classroom, one student thanked the President for being able to return to in-person learning. "Makes a big difference being in school than on a computer, doesn't it?" he asked. Muñoz-Marín Elementary School, the White House official said ahead of the visit, has used funding for a number of the measures he outlined. Already, the school has set up after-school reading intervention groups for students in first through third grades for those who are struggling to transition back to the classroom or are Spanish speakers, the official said. With the American Rescue Plan funds, the school has hired more academic coaches for teachers and funded after-school "enrichment programs" to improve classroom culture. Signed last year on March 11, the emergency assistance package secured about $128 billion for K-12 schools to help them facilitate remote learning or reopen and operate safely while combating learning losses. Money was also targeted to help students with disabilities and youth experiencing homelessness. Biden, in his State of the Union address last week, had called on the nation to "take on mental health." "Especially among our children, whose lives and education have been turned upside down," he said in those remarks. "The American Rescue Plan gave schools money to hire teachers and help students make up for lost learning. I urge every parent to make sure your school does just that." According to a fact sheet, the White House credits the American Rescue Plan with increasing school operations from 46% open before the measure to 99% of schools currently open. The White House also credits the emergency package with leading to record growth in local education jobs that it says "are critical to meeting students' academic and mental health needs," among other benefits. "Although there is more work to do to address longstanding educator shortages and return to pre-pandemic levels, ARP has led to record jobs growth in the education sector," the fact sheet states. "Local governments added more than 279,000 education jobs in 2021 -- the best calendar year of jobs growth since records began in 1956 -- and added an additional nearly 46,000 jobs in the first two months of 2022." Earlier this year, the Biden administration sought to keep schools open as the Omicron variant of the coronavirus swept the US. The administration announced in January that it would distribute 5 million free rapid tests and 5 million free PCR tests to schools each month in an effort to keep classrooms open. In October, it had released a seven-point plan to address rising mental health concerns among students across the country.

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-60484903 Recent storms have led to an increase in dolphins and other marine mammals becoming stranded around the Welsh coast, an environmental group has said. Marine Environmental Monitoring received 13 calls over the past week, compared to an average of two. Storm Dudley brought a young dolphin on to Ynyslas beach, Ceredigion and a second was recovered at Aberdesach, near Caernarfon during Storm Eunice. Meanwhile, a grey seal was found at Pembroke Dock. Matthew Westfield, Wales strandings coordinator at Marine Environmental Monitoring (MEM), was involved in the recovery of the two dolphins. Record river levels set during Storm Franklin Damage and thousands without power after storm "We're unable to determine the cause of death initially but we look to see if we determine the age and sex and if we can see any obvious external injuries," he said. "We can see the call rate go up after a storm, but this went on over about seven days and it has been busy." MEM works within the UK Cetacean Strandings Investigation programme, funded by Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs and the Welsh government, which is co-ordinated by London Zoo. Mr Westfield said it is possible further finds could be spotted in coming days and every stranding provides valuable data for the programme. "If you get strong onshore winds, marine wildlife which has died from other causes can be brought ashore," he added.

After introducing its supercharged Ninja H2 and H2R models in 2014, Kawasaki has more recently applied its forced induction engine architecture to a markedly more accessibly-priced model to deliver the Z H2. Continuing Team Green’s naked Z lineup, the liter-sized naked packs a supercharger that enables the inline-four to put down a whopping 200hp (as well as more than 100ft-lbs of torque) and to achieve speeds exceeding 200mph. Despite its $17K MSRP, the Z H2 still gets a myriad of high-end amenities including cruise control, launch control, a slipper clutch, custom sound tuning, smartphone connectivity, electronic throttle valves, and multiple power modes among numerous other features.

Just as the travel industry was seeking to climb out of a two-year depression, Russia’s assault on Ukraine has scrambled schedules and given Americans pause as they consider international vacations. The extent to which travelers will feel the effects of the war depends on where they’re going, though experts say the rising price of oil will likely affect all airline ticket prices, even on domestic routes. For Americans with international plans, the world map, which recently seemed to be expanding with the relaxation of COVID restrictions in many countries, has shrunk anew. Operators have largely scrapped travel in Russia for the rest of the year, which greatly affects Baltic cruise itineraries where the marquee port of call was St. Petersburg. All of this comes at the time of year when many Americans plan their summer vacations. Some are hesitating. In a recent survey of about 350 American travelers on the impact of the war, the market research firm MMGY Global found that 47% are waiting to see how things pan out in Ukraine before making Europe plans. The conflict leapfrogged COVID-19 as a factor influencing decision-making, with twice as many respondents citing concern about the war spreading beyond Ukraine as those who fear the pandemic. So far, travel companies are not seeing mass cancellations as travelers, who may have been conditioned to remain flexible by the pandemic, are sticking to their resolve. Nearly 65% of American adults surveyed by TheVacationer.com, a travel strategy website, said they would accept higher prices, longer transit times or another deterrent in order to travel in 2022. “We’re not seeing a change in behavior for now from our American travelers,” said Sarah Casewit, a senior travel curator with Origin, a membership-based travel-planning service, which has seen a rise in Europe bookings in recent weeks. rise in Europe bookings in recent weeks. Whatever inconveniences travelers experience is, of course, nothing compared to the suffering inflicted on Ukrainians. Many travelers want to support Europeans who have been hoping for a robust summer season, but do not want to complicate humanitarian efforts to help war refugees. Given the unpredictability of the war, travelers will need to remain flexible as flight operations, cruises and tours adjust to the conflict. No commercial carriers from the United States fly to Russia, and those with code-share and interline agreements with Russian carriers, including Delta and American, have cut them. But the Federal Aviation Administration’s prohibition on flying over Ukraine, Belarus and much of Russia requires some routes to make costly diversions. For commercial flights departing from the United States, these routes are largely limited to India, which only reopened to tourists in mid-November. United Airlines has temporarily suspended service between San Francisco and Delhi and between Newark and Mumbai, though it is continuing service to Delhi from Chicago and Newark. Rerouting to avoid Russian airspace on Asia flights by flying lower latitude routes over Alaska adds to the cost of operating those flights, said Robert Mann, an airline consultant, who estimated an extra hour of flight time can add up to $12,000. Those aren’t the only additional expenses that will be passed on through higher ticket prices. The rising cost of oil, expected to rise even more after the Biden administration banned Russian oil imports, is contributing to higher airfares. But for now, interest in Europe remains high among flyers. The airfare app Hopper found prices on Europe-bound flights from the U.S. have risen 16% since mid-February, from $660 to $763 round trip, which it attributes to post-omicron travel enthusiasm and the usual seasonal cycle of rising prices. Cruise lines were counting on 2022 as their comeback year. But those that operate in and around Russia are quickly changing their routes. From boutique lines such as Silversea to big-ship specialists such as Carnival, cruise lines have canceled Russian port visits. Princess Cruise Lines is modifying 24 itineraries initially scheduled to visit St. Petersburg. “Some spend three full days there, longer than any other city in Europe,” said Samuel Spencer, the general manager of Ocean & River Cruises Travel, an agency based in Calgary, who describes the city’s attractions, such as the State Hermitage Museum and Peterhof Palace, as unmatched. “It’s a major blow.” Nonetheless, lines are working to secure substitute ports. Oceania Cruises, which is also canceling Russian stops in Murmansk, Archangel, Vladivostok and the Solovetsky Islands, plans to add additional overnights in Copenhagen and Stockholm in place of St. Petersburg. Outside of Russia and Ukraine, where Viking canceled its river sailings, river cruise companies largely remain committed to their European schedules. As we have yet to set sail for the 2022 cruise season, we have no current plans to cancel or adjust Eastern European cruises at this time,” said Pam Hoffee, the managing director of Avalon Waterways, which does not operate in Russia, in a statement. As with pandemic-inspired travel cancellations, domestic destinations may benefit. Bookings at American Queen Voyages, which offers cruises on American rivers and lakes, shot up 30% in the past two weeks, which it attributed to travelers choosing domestic over European travel. “The biggest impact I have seen are those that have a cruise booked who do not want their money to go to Russia,” said Victoria Hardison-Sterry, a Florida-based travel adviser with Lakeshore Travel who had one client switch from a Baltic cruise in 2023 to an Alaska cruise. “My clients have been outspoken about not adding to the Russian economy.” Perhaps no sector of the travel industry has been more affected than tour operators that had trips scheduled in Russia and, to a lesser extent, its neighbors. Companies including smarTours, Kensington Tours and G Adventures have canceled upcoming trips there. Smithsonian Journeys canceled or rerouted all 2022 trips that visited Russia and said cancellations in Europe have been less than 1% since the war began. Ride and Seek, a bike tour company, plans to continue to operate its Paris-to-St.-Petersburg tour, adjusted to ride to the Russian border, then retreat to Tallinn, Estonia, for the final evening. “Traditionally, Russia is an emerging market for us that’s growing,” said Bruce Poon Tip, the founder of G Adventures, which canceled a dozen tours in the country including its po[CENSORED]r trans-Siberian train trips. The company’s trips in border countries like Mongolia, the former Soviet republics of Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan, and Turkey remain on the books. The conflict so far has not triggered mass cancellations. “In regular times, clients would have said, ‘I’m not going to travel,’ but people have gone two years not traveling,” he said. “There’s a push and pull thing going on.” Many travelers, newly unbound by COVID-19 restrictions, are sticking to their bucket-list plans. The tour company Atlas Obscura said Romania, which borders Ukraine, was among the top-selling trips in the past week. “After two years spent close to home, our travelers are planning ambitious, far-flung trips,” wrote Mike Parker, the general manager of the company’s travel division, in an email. Mir Corporation, a Seattle-based tour company that specializes in travel to Russia and the region — and whose name translates from Russian as “peace” and “world” — has had to cancel a “significant” number of its trips, according to Annie Lucas, the vice president. Meanwhile, trips to the southern Caucasus region, Central Asia and the Middle East are on. “People are hesitant, of course,” she said in a call from Tbilisi, Georgia, where she travels frequently. “We are hoping the strengthening of U.S. and European efforts will lead to cease-fire negotiations to end this senseless suffering.”

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/11/politics/russia-ukraine-heavy-weaponry/index.html Russia has relied far more heavily on less sophisticated, so-called "dumb" bombs than it has on its arsenal of precision-guided munitions in its punishing war on Ukraine. It's a dynamic that US officials are watching closely for clues about the state of Russia's military — as these indiscriminate weapons kill scores of civilians. Russia has used a combination of missiles, artillery and rocket launchers to pummel major Ukrainian cities over the past two weeks, Lt. Gen. Scott Berrier, the head of the Defense Intelligence Agency, told the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday. On Friday, Russia launched a barrage of missile attacks on a wide range of targets across central and western Ukraine, causing substantial damage and using what Russia's defense ministry said were "high-precision long-range weapons." But the number of "precision-guided munitions that are being dropped from aircraft ... is small," Berrier said. US and Western officials say they don't know why Russia hasn't used more of these more sophisticated weapons, which its Su-34 fighter-bomber fleet regularly employed, along with other unguided bombs in Syria. It's an approach some US military and intelligence officials say could signal another surprising weakness in Russia's military campaign — or simply a terrifying willingness to employ brutal tactics that lead to countless civilian deaths in a war that many officials think could last weeks or even months. Biden warns Russia will pay a 'severe price' if it uses chemical weapons in Ukraine Biden warns Russia will pay a 'severe price' if it uses chemical weapons in Ukraine "It's hard to say at this point whether that's driven by expense, if that's driven by a lack of inventory or if that's just driven by a desire to be more brutal in the use of force," a senior NATO official said on Thursday, calling it a "big question." Precision-guided munitions, or PGMs, are more expensive, time-consuming and complex to produce than unguided munitions and there has long been speculation that Russia's stockpile is relatively limited. It is possible, some outside analysts say, that Russia is simply holding its PGMs in reserve for later in the conflict — or as an emergency precaution in case Russia finds itself in conflict with NATO. One source familiar with the intelligence said that the Russia burned through the proportion of its PGM arsenal that it allocated for the operation in the early days of the conflict, when Moscow enforced stricter rules of engagement that eschewed widespread civilian casualties. But whatever the reason, officials say the impact is now being borne by Ukrainian hospitals, schools and apartment buildings destroyed by Russia's indiscriminate bombing campaign — even as a senior defense official cautioned on Wednesday that the US cannot prove whether guided or unguided munitions were used against a given target after the fact. The strategy may also create direct costs for Russia, according to one senior military official familiar with the latest intelligence. This person said that the use of some of Russia's "dumb" bombs requires its pilots to fly lower, making them more vulnerable to Ukraine's surprisingly effective anti-air defenses. Over the past several days, officials have noted a sharp decrease in overall Russian air activity over Ukraine. The 40-mile-long Russian convoy near Kyiv has moved. Here's what it means for the Ukrainian capital The 40-mile-long Russian convoy near Kyiv has moved. Here's what it means for the Ukrainian capital As the war enters its third week, Russian forces have been bogged down by not only a stiff Ukrainian resistance but myriad logistical and resupply missteps that Western officials have increasingly said show fundamental weaknesses in Russian planning and readiness. CIA Director Bill Burns on Tuesday said that Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the invasion in part based on the assumption that his military was capable of a quick and decisive victory at minimal cost — one of several assumptions that Burns said had "been proven wrong." "It is possible that we know more about the true state of fighting and the Russian readiness and capability at this point than Putin does himself," the senior NATO official said. Officials say there is still no question that Russia's military is vastly superior to Ukraine's fighting force and that Ukraine's prospects remain grim. Even in the face of Ukrainian resistance, Russia has made steady progress across the country. But intelligence officials have stopped predicting the imminent fall of Kyiv as the conflict has settled into a grinding war of attrition. The senior NATO official said he now believes the war may be measured in "months to years," rather than days or weeks as Western officials has initially assessed. Russian problems Director of National Intelligence Avril Haines said on Thursday that the US intelligence community had been caught by surprise by the clumsy execution of Putin's military strategy. "We did well" predicting that Putin had underestimated the resistance he would face in Ukraine, she said. "We did not do as well in terms of predicting the military challenges that he has encountered with his own military." US and Western officials say that it's difficult for them to nail down Russian losses, both in terms of battlefield casualties and destroyed equipment. Ukraine has reported that around 12,000 Russian soldiers have been captured or killed and more than 100 aircraft and helicopters, 317 tanks and over 1,000 armored personnel carriers have been eliminated. Analysis: Russia and QAnon have the same false conspiracy theory about Ukraine Analysis: Russia and QAnon have the same false conspiracy theory about Ukraine But even if those numbers can't be confirmed, officials say, it's clear that Russia has suffered significant troop and equipment losses. "When you look at just the trash that is coming in from Russia on these train cars now, in terms of trucks and these little cars — they've got like civilian trucks and cars now on trains coming in to try to replace some of these heavier trucks that have been lost to Ukrainian counterattacks — that's amazing," said the senior NATO official. Russia's defense ministry on Wednesday also acknowledged that some conscripts were taking part in the war, while US officials say that Moscow is also seeking to recruit foreign fighters from Syria. Other foreign fighters, from Chechnya, are already in Ukraine, as is the mercenary group Liga, formerly known as the Wagner Group. Western officials see those supplementary forces as a potential sign that Russia is struggling to assemble sufficient combat power to continue its assault. "We find that noteworthy that [Putin] believes that he needs to rely on foreign fighters to supplement what is a very significant commitment of combat power inside Ukraine as it is," a senior defense official told reporters on Thursday. Russia has also struggled to effectively supply its forward-deployed combat formations in the field with fuel, food and weapons. Russian forward-deployed units have often sprinted out ahead of their logistics train, leaving the support units vulnerable to Ukrainian counterattack. Meanwhile, a 40-mile convoy of Russian combat and logistics vehicles was stalled for days north of Kyiv, in part thanks to mechanical breakdowns and congestion and in part thanks to Ukrainian efforts to stymie its progress. However, by Thursday the convoy had "largely dispersed and redeployed," according to Maxar Technologies satellite imagery. Still, despite Russian missteps, despite what officials have described as a heroic Ukrainian resistance, Western intelligence services are not assessing that Ukraine has turned the tide of the invasion. Russia's military remains qualitatively and quantitatively superior. Putin continues to carry out a sustained bombardment of Ukrainian cities with indiscriminate "dumb" bombs — including against civilian infrastructure — even in the face of international condemnation. Officials now believe that he is preparing to attempt to cut off food, water and potentially power supplies to Kyiv, as he has in other major cities within Ukraine. "We see no signs that Putin has deviated from what his strategic political objectives are, nor do we see any signs that the military end states have changed," said the senior NATO official. "The only major difference, aside from the miserable challenges that they're facing, is that they've just become more violent — not just against the military but against civilians."

Flipkart has been facing huge backlash over its International Women's Day promotional message. For the unversed, the e-commerce website recently sent out messages to people in which it focused mainly on kitchen appliances deals. "Dear Customer, This Women's Day, let's celebrate You. Get Kitchen Appliances from Rs 299 [sic]," read the message. However, the particular message did not go down well with a section of people. Many slammed the company for being "sexist". According to netizens, the message reinforced negative stereotypes about women belonging in the kitchen. "Hey @Flipkart Do you think kitchen is only the place women should be? #PityOnFlipkart #Flipkart," a social media user tweeted. "Bravo, @Flipkart! Bravo for such a stereotypical and sexist offer. Hundreds of women are fighting stereotypes and here you are, offering discounts on kitchen appliances. Are women only meant for kitchen?" another user wrote on Twitter. After being called out, Flipkart apologised for hurting the sentiments of the people. "We messed up and we are sorry. We did not intend to hurt anyone's sentiments and apologise for the Women's Day message shared earlier," Flipkart said in its apology tweet. Every year, March 8 is celebrated as International Women's Day around the globe. For 2022, the UN given theme is "Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow", which aims to recognise women who are working to build a more sustainable future.

A new add-on has introduced real-time translation functionality to video meetings on Microsoft Teams, closing the gap on rival vendor Zoom. The service is supplied by a company called Interprefy, which was invited to integrate its cloud-based translation offering into Microsoft Teams. The integration gives Microsoft customers access to Interprefy’s network of professional interpreters, who dial into meetings on request. Once a session has begun, users can switch between the original audio feed and the interpreter’s translation via a drop-down menu. Live translation for video meetings Back in June 2021, Zoom announced the acquisition of live translation startup Kites GmbH, which was brought on to help develop machine translation (MT) solutions that would allow users to communicate in real-time with colleagues from across the world. “We are continuously looking for new ways to deliver happiness to our users and improve meeting productivity, and MT solutions will be key in enhancing our platform for Zoom customers across the globe,” said Velchamy Sankarlingam, President of Product and Engineering at Zoom, at the time. Although this vision hasn’t come to fruition just yet, Zoom has also long offered the ability for human interpreters to dial into meetings via a feature called Simultaneous Interpretations. Until now, Microsoft has been able to offer neither machine-based nor human translation, but the integration of Interprefy into the Teams platform will fill this gap in lieu of a first-party offering. "We're thrilled to have been working closely with Microsoft in bringing Interprefy's multilingual meeting expertise to Teams users worldwide", says Oddmund Braaten, CEO at Interprefy. "This is a huge step towards inclusivity and accessibility of global meetings to foster cross-cultural understanding and collaboration." > It's now quicker than ever to start a Microsoft Teams call > Office and Microsoft Teams are getting even closer > Microsoft Teams is not the safe haven you think it is Separately, but in a similar vein, Microsoft announced earlier this week that it would open up its live captions feature to a wider pool of users in an effort to improve accessibility standards. Introduced soon after the shift to remote working as a result of the pandemic, the Microsoft Teams live captions feature is designed to ensure all video meeting participants can follow the thread of conversation effectively. Until now, the live captions feature has been gated behind a registration wall. In other words, if someone was joining a meeting as a guest via a link provided by the host, they would have to make do without the accessibility feature. But this will no longer be the case, courtesy of an update expected to land by the end of April. Complete your setup with the best business webcams and best headsets for conference calls

AMD users have been frustrated by intermittent stuttering issues, including such gaming nightmares as random freezing, sudden performance drops, and latency spikes. These kinds of issues seem to be affecting AMD systems alone. and are difficult to replicate due to their randomness. Thankfully, it appears AMD has managed to isolate the problems to its firmware TPM. AMD addressed the issue on its website (via TechPowerUp) stating that "AMD has determined that select AMD Ryzen system configurations may intermittently perform extended fTPM-related memory transactions in SPI flash memory ("SPIROM") located on the motherboard, which can lead to temporary pauses in system interactivity or responsiveness until the transaction is concluded." AMD goes on to say that it expects BIOS updates to start in May 2022, which is a full two months away. In the meantime, you can get around the issue by purchasing a hardware TPM module. These are widely available, but before you do that, check to see if your motherboard supports hardware TPM, which, if enabled, means you shouldn’t be experiencing any issues anyway. Trusted Platform Module, or TPM, is a security measure that secures a computer with a cryptographic key. Its aim is to improve platform security by encrypting sensitive data so that attackers and malware can’t access it. Well, not easily anyway! Any PC that's connected to the internet, runs applications, or in fact has a human in front of it can ever be 100% secure. Windows 11 review: What we think of the new OS How to install Windows 11: Safe and secure install What you need to know before upgrading: Things to note before downloading the latest OS Windows 11 TPM requirements: Microsoft's strict security policy TPM has existed in one form or another for many years, particularly in the enterprise world, but many desktop users and gamers would have first come across it when Microsoft announced that it would be a requirement for Windows 11. Its reasoning is that firmware attacks and malware including ransomware attacks are on the rise, and due to its market saturation, many of these attacks are on Windows machines. It's all a bit confusing. Microsoft’s PC Health Check app can be used to check if the system has TPM available. Add to that the requirement for a modern CPU, confusing nomenclature, and now random performance issues, and we're left wondering if TPM is really worth the hassle. If you don't want it, there's always this workaround that allows you to bypass the requirement when upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11.

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Xûr is Destiny 2’s Exotic gear merchant. He appears every weekend to sell the game’s most coveted items in exchange for Legendary shards, but if you’re a casual player with limited shards to spend, it can be hard to know which of his wares is most worth your investment. That’s where we come in. As of June 12, 2020, it appears that Xûr is back to providing random rolls – so the Exotic merchant is providing more excitement than he has in a long time. Xûr appears every Friday at 9am PST / 12pm EST / 5pm GMT, and will stick around until the Tuesday reset. We’ll update this guide shortly after he arrives, so if you’re reading this, you need only read on to learn where he is, and which are the best items he’s selling this week. Now we’re in Beyond Light territory, but Xûr’s first appearances have been at the usual spots – so maybe don’t expect too many surprises from the merchant in the new year of Destiny content. This week, Xûr is back at the EDZ, near Winding Cove. He is selling: Fighting Lion, Energy grenade launcher, 29 Legendary Shards Graviton Forfeit, Hunter helmet, for 23 Legendary Shards MOB: 17 RES: 2 REC: 7 DIS: 6 INT: 6 STR: 10 Total: 48 Synthoceps, Titan gauntlets, for 23 Legendary Shards MOB: 10 RES: 11 REC: 3 DIS: 6 INT: 6 STR: 12 Total: 48 Aeon Soul, Warlock gauntlets, for 23 Legendary Shards MOB: 6 RES: 8 REC: 13 DIS: 6 INT: 6 STR: 12 Total: 51 For more on excellent FPS games in general and Destiny 2 in particular, you can follow those links and stick with us for plenty more. Get involved in the conversation by heading over to our Facebook and Instagram pages. To stay up to date with the latest PC gaming guides, news, and reviews, follow PCGamesN on Twitter and Steam News Hub, or download our free app for Overwolf.

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Molife has announced the launch of its latest smartwatch -- Sense 500 Pro BT in India. The smartwatch offers several features including Bluetooth calling, health monitoring and more. Molife Sense 500 Pro BT: Price and availability Molife Sense 500 Pro BT comes in many strap colours -- Tipsy Wine, Mushy Teal, Rich Blue, Pretty Peach, Snow White, Epic Red and Dusty Gray. The Sense 500 Pro is priced at Rs 3,999 and the straps are priced at Rs 500. Both the smartwatch and strap will be available for purchase via Amazon, Flipkart and molifeworld.com at an inaugural price of Rs 2,999 for a limited time period. Molife Sense 500 Pro BT: Specifications The Molife Sense 500 Pro BT features a 1.7-inch square dialed watch screen IPS display. The watch also comes with IP68 water and dust resistant rating. The watch is rated to deliver up to 3 days of battery life with calling feature enabled. In addition to that, the watch comes with 10 sports modes, unlimited cloud-based watch faces, heart rate monitor, SpO2 monitor, blood pressure and option to monitor menstrual cycle. The smartwatch is also equipped with an easy switch option. One can simply tap and shift the mode from the smartwatch directly without using the smartphone. This is a very convenient feature for consumers who look forward to a hassle free experience.

Your Outlook calendars could soon be more organized than ever thanks to a new update from Microsoft. The company has revealed an upgrade to its email service that will allow users to display a second calendar type. In the official entry in the Microsoft 365 roadmap, the company notes that users will have "a variety of global calendars" to choose from. This could mean that the likes of the Chinese lunar calendar, Indian calendar and the Islamic calendar will soon be available as options within Outlook, so certain holidays or observances are not missed. Sponsored Links Do You Speak English? Work For A USA Company, Live In Cucuta Online Jobs 2022 Outlook calendars The feature is still listed as "in development" for the time being, but Microsoft has included a preview release for March 2022, and a scheduled general release for May 2022, so users should be able to benefit within the next few weeks. RECOMMENDED VIDEOS FOR YOU... When it does release, the update will be available to all Outlook Web users across the world. The news is the latest in a series of recent updates announced for Outlook as Microsoft looks to make the service an ideal partner for hybrid working. > Microsoft Outlook update will close off a nasty security loophole > You won't be able to escape Microsoft Teams inside Outlook soon > Exclusive: Most people use Gmail but don't know how full their inbox is This includes the ability to browse and reserve meeting rooms on a work phone, meaning you won't be caught without a space ahead of an important meeting. Previously, Outlook users had to search for available meeting rooms using the desktop app or another alternative system implemented by their company, so this offers a significant upgrade. A separate update entitled "working hours and location" will allow users to set a notice showing where they are working, whether that be at home, in the office, or anywhere else in particular, giving managers more visibility on where their key employees are. The company is also planning on adding Microsoft Editor functionality on mobile platforms, signalling an end for embarrassing spelling and grammar mistakes on smartphones, as well as adding text predictions to Outlook for Android and iOS. And in a bid to add a bit more vibrancy to what can be quite a dull platform, another upgrade will soon let users customize the color of the events in their calendar app, letting them not only liven up the view, but also create better distinction and visibility into their working week. To further boost your efficiency, check out our lists of the best productivity tools around

The automatic comparison you will likely make when first clapping eyes on Valve's Steam Deck is the Nintendo Switch. That's the most po[CENSORED]r handheld gaming device right now of a physically of a similar design (and no, I don't count phones). Indeed, the Switch is the console Valve had at the forefront of its mind while designing the Steam Deck, whether from that physical standpoint or because of its pricing model. But, if you're looking for some handheld gaming action, which of these two pocket rockets should you buy? And yes, I do have big pockets. I'm looking at the positives and pitfalls of the two devices and weighing up which of them deserves your hard-earned money. And there are many things to consider, from the underlying hardware, to the design, the use-cases, and finally what they actually feel like to own. There are many similarities between the Deck and the Switch, but also significant differences, which it can be argued make such comparisons somewhat unfair on one or the other device. But Valve clearly had the Switch in its target from the outset, as Gabe himself has told us: "The $399 price point was sort of written in stone. And we had to do a bunch of stuff, like make massive min commits [minimum order commitments], and other kinds of things in order to get to the volumes that would allow us to hit those sorts of price points." That target for the most affordable Deck puts it damned close to Switch OLED pricing. And, from the look of the Steam Deck prototypes released in its press review kit, Valve had even been considering aping the removable controller design of the Switch for a fair amount of the development process, too. Outside of that, though, the Steam Deck is its own thing. It's a full PC after all, and one of the best budget gaming PCs around, too. The Switch is as closed an ecosystem as the Deck's is unbelievably open. Steam Deck vs Switch: Price The pricing of the Steam Deck is one of the most impressive things about it. This is a full handheld gaming PC that costs less than a third of the price of some of the other Switch-a-like PCs we've seen thus far. That said, at its $399 cheapest it's still more expensive than the priciest Switch, the latest OLED version at $350. But Valve has bent over backwards to make sure it was able to nail a price point for its entry level Deck that was at least close to the Switch, with Gabe himself stating that pricing was "painful." The fact you can bag a Steam Deck for just $50 more than a Switch is mighty impressive, made more so by every tier of Valve machine having otherwise identical specs. This is a new, highly sought after gaming machine that's launching in the midst of a technology supply crisis, where prices are ubiquitously sky-high, and yet Valve has stuck to its original, aggressive pricing strategy. And because pricing is so fundamental to the device, for the love of Gabe, please don't spend over the odds on an Ebay Steam Deck. Steam Deck vs Switch: Design I have to admit to not touching my Switch for nearly two years. The pandemic and necessary lack of travel has meant I'm tied to my home, and therefore my desktop PC. And if I want to sit on the sofa and play games I've got GeForce Now plumbed into my Shield so I can game on my big screen TV. But pulling the Switch out of its carry case after its long sleep, I'm still just as enamoured by its overall design. It's such a slight device, especially in comparison with the chonky Steam Deck, and I love the fact it's practically all screen. The innovative design, which allows you to detach the controllers to either use independently or by dual-wielding them, is something that Valve looks like it tried out with various iterations of Deck prototype. You can see from some of the weirder designs that Gabe's gang wanted to closely follow the Switch design. And I'm not surprised, as it does make the handheld actually function as a portable gaming device for multiple people and not just solo-play. Whip off the Switch pads and set the device up on its kickstand and you can be having a blast in Mario Kart with a mate in no time. The compromise, however, is in the overall solo ergonomics, something that I would assume Valve has seen as a priority. Realistically the Deck is not a multiplayer device, and so styling it to fit around the comfort of a single player is the smart move.

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How many tactics RPGs is too many tactics RPGs? I'm not sure there actually is such a number, but after years of letting the Final Fantasy Tactics series lie fallow, Square Enix seems to have rediscovered that people really like these sorts of games. It just released one named Triangle Strategy for the Nintendo Switch and debuted another during a PlayStation State of Play event on Wednesday: The DioField Chronicle, out later this year. A trailer on Square Enix's official YouTube channel confirms it's coming to Steam. Unlike the "HD-2D" style of Triangle Strategy, The DioField Chronicle is a fully 3D strategy game with a fantasy aesthetic that feels very Tactics Ogre at first, which is generally a more grounded series than Final Fantasy. But no, it's its own thing, and the combat system looks quite different from the usual square grid of turn-based tactics games. The DioField Chronicle doesn't have a grid and looks like it uses real-time-with-pause for giving orders to your troops. From the trailer above we learn a bit about the basic setup, which is classic tactical RPG stuff: three kingdoms going to war, some hand-wringing over whether fighting is the right path. It's surprising to see 3D cutscenes and character models in a genre that's largely been 2D for so long, but I guess The DioField Chronicle is Square Enix's answer to the rising po[CENSORED]rity of Nintendo's Fire Emblem series. There's no date for The DioField Chronicle yet, but Square Enix says it's coming in 2022. And I'd bet that Square Enix has even more tactics RPG announcements in store for this year. The Nvidia GeForce Now leak from last September listed multiple Square Enix games, including Chrono Cross Remaster (now confirmed), "New strategy game" (hello, DioField) as well as a Final Fantasy Tactics Remaster and Tactics Ogre Remaster. If there is indeed such a thing as too many tactics RPGs, Square Enix is apparently betting that four ain't it.

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