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https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/07/politics/navy-seals-supreme-court/index.html The Biden administration filed an emergency application with the Supreme Court on Monday, asking it to freeze a lower-court opinion requiring the Navy to deploy special operations forces even though they have refused to get vaccinated for Covid-19. "This application seeks relief from a preliminary injunction that usurps the Navy's authority to decide which servicemembers should be deployed to execute some of the military's most sensitive and dangerous missions," Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar told the justices in the administration's application on Monday. She is not challenging a portion of the injunction that protected the SEALs and other personnel from discipline or discharge for remaining unvaccinated. But she is asking that the ruling forcing the Navy to assign and deploy 35 unvaccinated members of special operations forces be blocked while the appeals process plays out. The challengers -- including more than two dozen Navy SEALs -- say they have religious objections to the requirement and are seeking an exemption. A district court ruled against the administration, and a federal appeals court declined to step in, saying that it had not demonstrated "paramount interests" that justify vaccinating the plaintiffs in violation of their religious beliefs. Lawyers for the First Liberty Institute are representing the challengers and said in a statement on Monday that the lower courts "got it right." The U.S. Supreme Court should reject this latest attempt to punish our clients and make clear, once and for all, that our service members do not forfeit their religious freedom because they are in the military," said Mike Berry, senior counsel for First Liberty. Prelogar told the justices that the Navy has informed her that it has already been forced to send one of the challengers to Hawaii for duty on a submarine "against its military judgment." Prelogar stressed that SEALs and other members of the Special Warfare community can be called upon to deploy anywhere in the world on short notice to complete high-risk missions under extreme conditions. She noted that in 2009 a team of SEALs flew 8,000 miles to respond to the hijacking of a US-flagged ship by Somali pirates and ultimately played a critical role in rescuing the ship's captain, who was being held hostage. "The Navy has an extraordinarily compelling interest in ensuring that the servicemembers who perform those missions are as physically and medically prepared as possible," she said, adding: "That includes vaccinating them against COVID-19, which is the least restrictive means of achieving that interest." She said that the US military has relied on mandatory immunization since 1777 when George Washington directed the inoculation of the Continental Army against smallpox. The Navy currently requires nine vaccines. It allows two types of exemptions for medical and administrative reasons, which include "religious accommodations." Those exemptions are adjudicated through Navy policies which include a 50-step process to entertain a religious accommodation request. In the seven months since the Covid vaccine was added as a mandatory immunization, the Navy has received more than 4,000 requests for exemptions. Most remain pending, and Prelogar says the Navy has only granted one religious accommodation. Under longstanding policy, Special Warfare servicemembers who cannot be vaccinated for religious reasons are deemed not physically qualified and cannot be assigned to an operation unit. Prelogar said if the Supreme Court were to freeze the lower court opinion, that they would not be entitled to be assigned to or deployed on missions that "their commanding officers have determined would be jeopardized by their lack of vaccination."

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-humber-60508631 Huntsman spider found in Hull IMAGE SOURCE,RSPCA Image caption, RSPCA inspector Beth Boyd captured the juvenile spider by coaxing it into a lunch box An RSPCA officer has described how she captured a venomous spider in a plastic lunch box after it was discovered in a shipping container. The Huntsman spider, which had travelled 5,000 miles from China, was found by staff at a logistics firm in Hull on Friday. Inspector Beth Boyd said they had apparently refused to go back in the yard until the spider was dealt with. "When I got there they were all waiting for me to remove him," she said. Describing the incident, the RSPCA officer said: "It's probably one of the most unusual jobs I've done - I've not been called out to collect a spider before." However, she added: "In truth, he didn't put up a fight." 'Warm up' Ms Boyd said she had sought advice from a specialist rescue centre in Yorkshire, who told her the spider was a juvenile as it was "half the size they grow to on average". "He was quite docile and he wasn't moving around, probably because it was so cold," she said, adding that she had placed the lunch box she had to hand against the container wall and encouraged the spider into it "When he was settled I put it in the footwell of my van, so he could warm up," she said. The spider - named Rolf by the RSPCA - is now in the care of the Yorkshire rescue centre. Huntsman spiders are found in warm, temperate and tropical regions, including Asia and Australia. They are known for their speed and are considered to be the world's largest spider by leg span, which can reach around 11 inches (28cm) when fully grown. More news from across the region Despite possessing venom, they are reluctant to bite and are not considered dangerous. However, the RSPCA said it would always advise caution around them.

First debuting at the 2019 Concorso d’Eleganza Villa d’Este in concept form before entering production in 2020, the R18 is an unmistakably heritage-inspired model that’s powered by the largest boxer twin BMW Motorrad has ever produced at just over 1.8 liters. Drawing visual inspiration from earlier iconic Beemers such as the R5 and R60, the R18 is draped in genuine metal bodywork, and sports modern versions of a classic bobber saddle, fishtail exhausts, and a teardrop-style tank. Like BMW’s earlier heritage-themed model, the R nineT, the R18 was engineered to be modular and to lend itself to customization, and as such BMW offers a large array of bolt-on parts and accessories to make the R18 your own.

Written by Roni Caryn Rabin Few of COVID-19’s peculiarities have piqued as much interest as anosmia, the abrupt loss of smell that has become a well-known hallmark of the disease. COVID patients lose this sense even without a stuffy nose; the loss can make food taste like cardboard and coffee smell noxious, occasionally persisting after other symptoms have resolved. Scientists are now beginning to unravel the biological mechanisms, which have been something of a mystery: The neurons that detect odors lack the receptors that the coronavirus uses to enter cells, prompting a long debate about whether they can be infected at all. Insights gleaned from new research could shed new light on how the coronavirus might affect other types of brain cells, leading to conditions like “brain fog,” and possibly help explain the biological mechanisms behind long COVID — symptoms that linger for weeks or months after the initial infection. The new work, along with earlier studies, settles the debate over whether the coronavirus infects the nerve cells that detect odors: It does not. But the virus does attack other supporting cells that line the nasal cavity, the researchers found. The infected cells shed virus and die, while immune cells flood the region to fight the virus. The subsequent inflammation wreaks havoc on smell receptors, proteins on the surface of the nerve cells in the nose that detect and transmit information about odors. The process alters the sophisticated organization of genes in those neurons, essentially short-circuiting them, the researchers reported. Their paper significantly advances the understanding of how cells critical to the sense of smell are affected by the virus, despite the fact that they are not directly infected, said Dr Sandeep Robert Datta, an associate professor of neurobiology at Harvard Medical School, who was not involved in the study. “It’s clear that indirectly, if you affect the support cells in the nose, lots of bad things happen,” Datta said. “The inflammation in the adjacent cells triggers changes in the sensory neurons that prevent them from working properly.” Indeed, many complications of COVID appear to be caused by the immune system’s friendly fire as it responds to infection by flooding the bloodstream with inflammatory proteins called cytokines, which can damage tissue and organs. “This might be a general principle: that a lot of what the virus is doing to us is a consequence of its ability to generate inflammation,” Datta said. The new study is based on research carried out at Zuckerman Institute and Irving Medical Center at Columbia University in New York; the New York University Grossman School of Medicine; the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai in New York; Baylor Genetics in Houston; and the School of Medicine at the University of California, Davis. The research was published online in Cell in early February. The scientists examined golden hamsters and human tissue specimens from 23 patients who succumbed to COVID. After the hamsters were infected with the original coronavirus, scientists tracked the damage to their olfactory systems over time. (How do you know a golden hamster has lost its sense of smell? You don’t feed it for several hours and then bury Cocoa Puffs in its bedding, said Benjamin tenOever, a professor of microbiology at NYU Langone Health and an author of the new research. Hamsters that can smell will find the cereal in seconds.) The virus did not invade neurons, the researchers learned, only the cells that play supporting roles in the olfactory system. But that was enough to alter the function of the nearby neurons, leading to a loss of smell. The immune response altered the architecture of genes in the neurons, disrupting production of odor receptors, said Marianna Zazhytska, a postdoctoral fellow at the Zuckerman Institute and one of the paper’s first authors, along with a graduate student, Albana Kodra. “It is not the virus itself causing all this reorganization — it’s the systemic inflammatory response,” Zazhytska said. “The nerve cells are not hosting the virus, but they are not doing what they did before.” The ability of the olfactory receptors to send and receive messages is disrupted. But the neurons don’t die, and so the system can recover after the illness resolves. ALSO READ |Some dos and don’ts to follow for a healthy gut Earlier work at the Zuckerman Institute showed that neurons that detect smells have complex genomic organizational structures that are essential to the creation of odor receptors, and the receptor genes communicate among themselves very intensively, said Stavros Lomvardas, one of the paper’s corresponding authors. “We saw early on that upon infection, the genomic organization of these neurons changes completely — they’re unrecognizable compared to how they normally are,” Lomvardas said. “There is a signal released from the infected cells that is received by the neurons that normally detect odors, and tells them to reorganize and stop expression of olfactory receptor genes,” he said. He suggested this may represent an evolutionary adaptation that offers a form of antiviral resistance and whose main purpose may be to prevent the virus from entering the brain. “That was a relief for us,” he said. “That was one piece of good news.”

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/07/europe/russia-southern-ukraine-military-analysis-intl/index.html Each morning I hope it will be easier to process. But nearly a fortnight into this war, the conflict still seems surreally distant and alarmingly beyond comprehension. Try to ask yourself "how is this happening?" and you lurch out over an abyss so profound it is beyond the reach of your senses. And even if Putin does think he can get his old empire back, how do these 13 days of savagery make that happen? The slow and clumsy Russian campaign for the south has been the most baffling. It is clear what Moscow wants: To cut off Ukraine's access to the Black Sea. What is hard to fathom is whether the Kremlin's plan to get it has collapsed, and Russian troops are just throwing rockets and tanks at anything they can, or whether this sort of total war against Ukrainians was always the plan.

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Samsung India has created a new Guinness World Record on March 5, 2022, for “Most people unboxing simultaneously -- multiple venues”. The company conducted a mass unboxing event for Galaxy S22 Ultra where 1,820 consumers simultaneously unboxed the Galaxy S22 Ultra across 17 cities in India. At the event, select customers who pre-booked the Galaxy S22 Ultra received early delivery of their smartphones ahead of the market launch. Samsung provided these customers with a special limited edition box that contains the Galaxy Watch 4 and Galaxy Buds 2 along with the smartphone and a thank you note in seed paper which can be planted. Indian, UK scientists unravel mystery behind origin of plasma jets on Sun Indian, UK scientists unravel mystery behind origin of plasma jets on Sun Karnataka junks cases of netas, faces HC query Karnataka junks cases of netas, faces HC query No HC relief for Alapan in tribunal case Swapnil Dangarikar, Official Adjudicator, GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS said, "It is my pleasure to announce that Samsung India Electronics Private Limited has set a new record for the ‘Most people unboxing simultaneously - multiple venues’ with 1820 successful participants. This fabulous event was organised across 19 venues and the delighted participants got their phone and became part of a record. A never been done before attempt, I congratulate Samsung on becoming Officially Amazing!”. The unboxing was done across 17 cities including New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Ahmedabad, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Ludhiana, Patna, Indore among others. Meanwhile, consumers can still pre-book their Galaxy S22 Ultra, Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 till March 11, 2022, via all the leading retail outlets, Samsung exclusive stores, Amazon.in and other offline retail stores. Customers pre-booking Galaxy S22 Ultra will get Galaxy Watch4 worth Rs 26,999 at just Rs 2,999. Customers pre-booking Galaxy S22+ and Galaxy S22 will be eligible to get Galaxy Buds2 worth Rs 11,999 at Rs 999. Additionally, Galaxy S and Galaxy Note series customers will get an upgrade bonus of Rs 8,000 while other device owners will get an upgrade bonus of Rs 5,000. Alternatively, customers who opt to purchase these devices via Samsung Finance+ can avail a cashback of Rs 5,000.

Google is adding new updates to its online collaboration platform to detect and protect from security threats such as phishing attacks. The upgrade to Google Workspace should provide more information on who is tagging you in comments or questions in a file. This means that whenever you are mentioned in a comment on a Google Docs document, Sheets spreadsheet or Slides slideshow, it should be easier to spot that the notification is legitimate. Sponsored Links Used Cars Prices in Cucuta Might Surprise You Used Cars | Search Ads Advertisement Phishing protection Previously, only the name of the commenter was included in email alerts sent to a user after they had been mentioned in a comment. Google says that in order to provide more security and insight, it will now also include the commenter's email address, showing they are a legitimate user. "We hope that by providing this additional information, this will help you feel more confident that you’re receiving a legitimate notification rather than a spam or phishing attempt by a bad actor," the company noted in a blog post announcing the news. The feature is rolling out now, and is available to all Google Workspace customers, as well as legacy G Suite Basic and Business customers, and users with personal Google accounts. Google Workspace comment email > Google Workspace Individual offers all you need to start and run a small business > Google takes aim at Microsoft 365 with small but important update > Google is closing one of its least-loved Workspace apps The move is the latest addition from Google Workspace to improve security for its users. The company added end-to-end encryption to the platform back in June 2021 in what was a slightly late move, but one that added a significant protection boost for its entire software collection. This launch also saw Google enabling businesses to set up their own in-house key service, enabling them to take charge of their encryption keys. The company is also looking to draw in more new users with the launch of Workspace Migrate, which offers an easier way for admins to assess and plan migration projects to its platform. This includes looking to move a large amount of enterprise data, such as that from Microsoft Exchange, Microsoft OneDrive, file shares, and Box migrations. Here's our list of the best productivity tools on the market

ArtesianBuilds is a PC building livestream which specialises in high-end, modified gaming PC builds. After recently announcing smalltime affiliate streamer Kiapiaa as the winner of a PC giveaway, ArtesianBuilds CEO Noah Katz seemed to suddenly make a U-turn on the giveaway's criteria, and flat out refused to reward Kiapiaa their rightful winnings. Intel, who sponsored the giveaway and has its logo plastered all over the stream has since stepped in, and an official apology has been made by the ArtisianBuilds channel. Here's how the whole thing played out: Kiapiaa called out the comments in a response thread on her Twitter account. The thread highlights the moments in which she felt hurt and defamed, and asks for clarification as to the real issue, since the giveaway criteria appeared to have been changed on the fly. All followers combined, still under 5k. Even across multiple socials," the presenter notes as he combs through Kiapiaa's social media profiles. "I was trying to be generous." He then goes on to explain that "This person has three months of ambassadorship, and not a single click," which is reportedly why they were getting "purged." It's the tone of "Not a single click, not even once," that gets me. As many of the comments stress, Katz's tone of voice is super dismissive. And all this over something the streamer really had no control. The decision to withhold the prize, then, was made on the basis that the affiliate streamers following was not big enough to have landed any clicks on the affiliate link she'd had on her Twitch for around three months. Oddly, this is a requirement that doesn't appear to have been previously laid out in the terms of the giveaway. Kiapiaa isn't the only one turned down as a contest winner on these terms, as is clear from this clip of Katz trying to find a "person who is validated by our metrics." Since this all kicked off, Intel has stepped in with an official statement of disagreement. "We strive towards welcoming streamers of all sizes to our programs and do not agree with recent negative comments directed toward small streamers. We are reaching out to relevant parties to address the situation." Afterwards, Katz made a written apology posted on the ArtesianBuilds Twitter, along with a personal video apology.

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In this week's episode of the Coin Concede podcast, Hearthstone game director Ben Lee announced he is leaving the team to work on a different, unannounced project within Blizzard. Lee also outlined a host of changes players can expect to see from Hearthstone in 2022. Lee has been Hearthstone's game director since the end of 2018, during which time he has overseen a slew of major changes to the long-running CCG, including the implementation of Hearthstone's "Rewards Track" season pass system. While initially met with fury over perceived reductions in player rewards, following some tweaking the Rewards Track is now a broadly-accepted part of Hearthstone Lee's tenure as director also included the introduction of the Demon Hunter class, and his time leading the team was characterized by a more regular pace of balance updates and increased responsiveness to player feedback. Less successfully, following its troubled announcement, the Mercenaries mode has widely been deemed a whiff. On the business side, new forms of monetization have also ramped up substantially, with cosmetics being added to the main modes—Standard and Battlegrounds—at a bewildering rate While not certain, many in the Hearthstone community believe that Lee has joined the same unannounced project as fellow Hearthstone vets Mike Donais and Peter Whalen. Given these developers' expertise, it would be reasonable to assume that this upcoming game will offer hybrid CCG-RPG gameplay akin to Hearthstone. Hearthstone content creator, RegisKillbin, speculates that it may even be a CCG-roguelike, a Blizzard take on Slay the Spir As an aside, Blizzard has a different 'unannounced' game in the works, except that it actually has been announced: The studio is working on a survival game currently only known as "Unannounced Survival Game." Those working on the survival project have identified themselves, though, so if Lee were making a leap to a new genre, he probably would've just said so The interview also contained quite a few tidbits about Hearthstone's past and future, including the tantalizing reveal that this year's expansion was almost cooking show-themed. That didn't happen, but Lee did mention that Hearthstone will receive multiple new card types in the coming year, stating: "One of the most exciting things about the coming, unnamed year, is that there's actually a bunch of new card types that we've been experimenting with that are really interesting and fun. Unsurprisingly, he didn't offer any detail beyond that, but Lee did expand a bit on the team's thinking: "We wanted to try some really interesting stuff to push Standard in a little bit of a different direction with some new interesting takes on card types, so hopefully players enjoy those and we look forward to hearing what they think Until now, Hearthstone has only had four card types, with the newest, heroes, having been introduced all the way back in 2017. The introduction of multiple new types in the same year would likely have a substantial effect on the way the game is played Despite its age, Lee also noted that Hearthstone continues to maintain a huge player base and makes more money than many AAA games, despite a backdrop of serious and shocking allegations concerning endemic workplace harassment at Blizzard that surfaced last year . . ."" ...e.. .

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It's been a rough month -- and, really, year -- for President Joe Biden. Beset by the Omicron variant, high inflation and the uncertainty in Ukraine, Biden's poll numbers have lagged badly, with his approval ratings stuck in the low 40s. A new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll suggests that all might be changing. Biden's overall job approval rating among Americans is at 47% in the survey, up 8 points from where he was in the same poll last month. That bump is reflected in individual issues too. A majority (52%) of Americans now approve of how Biden is handling the situation with Russia and Ukraine -- up 18(!) points from last month. On Covid-19, 55% now approve of the way he is handling the pandemic, up 8 points from last month. And 45% approve of his handling of the economy, a 9-point increase. Some of that positive movement can be attributed to Biden's State of the Union speech earlier this week. It was generally well-received, and anytime a president has the bully pulpit for an hour in prime time, it's usually a good thing for him. But there are several other threads beyond a temporary State of the Union bump that suggest a Biden comeback could be in the works. 1) His handling of the Ukraine situation -- leading an international coalition against Russia and imposing harsh economic sanctions all while refusing to commit American military forces -- has won him positive reviews from Democrats and Republicans. 2) The US economy is clearly moving in the right direction -- and fast. An eye-popping 678,000 jobs were added in February alone. The unemployment rate is now down to 3.8%, the lowest it's been in two years. 3) Covid-19 is in retreat. Average daily case numbers are down to around 55,000 nationally, and a slew of states are getting rid of indoor mask mandates -- making "normal" seem a whole lot more attainable. Now, it's worth noting that if the past two presidencies -- Barack Obama and Donald Trump -- have taught us anything, it's that partisanship has hardened in the electorate. That trend leaves fewer independents and fence-sitters whose opinions of Biden can change based on external events. That said, Biden's numbers earlier in his term were in the mid-50s -- he was at 54% approval in Gallup polling at roughly this time last year -- which means some elasticity remains in the electorate. The Point: Democrats on the ballot this November have to hope this represents a real turning point for Biden and not just a false positive. If his numbers remain anywhere close to the low 40s, the 2022 election is going to be a wipeout for his party.

Capercaillie could be wiped out in Scotland within the next 30 years, scientists have said. Numbers of the large grouse have declined markedly since the 1970s and there may now be fewer than 1,100 of the birds left. In continental Europe, the birds' conservation status is not rated as a concern but they are considered to be an endangered species in Scotland. Most capercaillie are found in the Cairngorms National Park. The sub-group has suggested a number of action, including controlling foxes and crows by diverting them to alternative food sources, or killing them. Pine martens could be trapped and released elsewhere. They have previously been relocated from Scotland to parts of England. Removing deer fences, and creating larger refuges free of human disturbance have also been suggested. Pine marten IMAGE SOURCE,GETTY IMAGES Image caption, Scientists have suggested trapping and relocating pine marten Biodiversity Minister Lorna Slater said: "Capercaillie are magnificent birds and an iconic species for Scotland, so I am deeply concerned that their po[CENSORED]tion continues to decline. "This underlines the need to redouble our efforts to work in partnership and at the landscape scale to reverse these declines." She said the report's recommendations would be carefully considered and NatureScot would continue its work with other organisations on conservation projects, such as the Cairngorms Capercaillie Project. The Scottish Gamekeepers Association said capercaillie numbers had suffered because predators had not been controlled for years. Chairman Alex Hogg said: "Gamekeepers have been lone voices, often discredited when speaking about capercaillie. "This science is an endorsement that they were correct. Now we need to undo the years of waste, and mis-spent public money, and get on and save this iconic species." The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust, which supports what it calls effective predator controls, said there should be a commitment to lethal control of foxes, "however unpalatable this may be in certain quarters". It also said access to certain areas of land for dog walkers, hillwalkers and mountain bikers should be restricted during the breeding season. The capercaillie is a native species that became extinct in Britain in the mid-18th Century. The main cause for the extinction was thought to have been a catastrophic loss of its woodland habitat. Birds from Sweden were reintroduced into Perthshire in 1837, followed by later reintroductions to Scottish pinewoods. In the UK, capercaillie are only found in pine woodlands in parts of Scotland.

While the Ukrainian military's resistance against Russia's invasion has been well-documented, the last few days have seen growing po[CENSORED]r defiance of Russian forces. In the south of Ukraine, especially, there have been multiple protests in areas where Russian troops have arrived. At least several hundred people gathered in the center of Kherson on Saturday to protest the Russian occupation of the Black Sea port. One video of the demonstrations showed people walking into Kherson's main square despite the occasional volley of gunfire. Where that gunfire came from is unclear, but a small detachment of Russian soldiers is seen guarding the Regional Council building. The protesters chanted "Ukrainia," and the largest cheer went up when a young man waving Ukraine's blue-and-yellow flag scrambled onto a Russian troop carrier. Fears grow for Ukrainian civilians after checkpoint is shelled and evacuations fail for a second day Fears grow for Ukrainian civilians after checkpoint is shelled and evacuations fail for a second day One man who attended the protests managed to send a sequence of videos to CNN, saying in broken English: "People want to show that Kherson is Ukraine, and all brave people go into this meeting, not afraid of Russian military." There was a further demonstration in Kherson on Sunday. Videos from this event suggest it was smaller but no less determined. An elderly woman looked steadily into the camera in one video and said quietly: "Save our country! Let them all die, together with Putin." The protests in Kherson this weekend were the largest and latest in a growing tide of confrontations in the few Ukrainian towns and cities of any size that Russian forces have taken. They may be an ominous sign for Russian commanders already struggling to break down Ukrainian military resistance. And, despite the risk, this civil disobedience is being urged on from above. On Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a Facebook message: "Everyone who can defend their city must continue to fight. Must. Because if everyone leaves, then whose city will it be?" And, on Sunday, hundreds of people heeded Zelensky's call and took part in marches throughout the Kherson region, which is close to Russian-controlled Crimea. Waving Ukrainian flags and chanting, citizens took to the streets of Kherson on Saturday March 5, 2022 to protest Russia's occupation. Waving Ukrainian flags and chanting, citizens took to the streets of Kherson on Saturday March 5, 2022 to protest Russia's occupation. In the city of Nova Kakhovka, a crowd cheered as an elderly woman brandished a broom and dustpan as a welcome to Russian troops. Two men scrambled up a plinth to raise the Ukrainian flag outside the city hall. Later, video emerged of smoke rising from among the crowd amid the sound of gunfire. The Ukrainian news agency Interfax said five people had been injured after Russian forces opened fire -- apparently above the protestors' heads -- and used stun grenades. It seemed like almost every town in Kherson was out on Sunday. In Novooleksiika, hundreds sang the national anthem and shouted "Ukraine is above all" as they walked down a rural road. And in Kalanchak, which lies closer to Crimea, hundreds of people sang the national anthem and shouted "Ukraine is above all" as they walked down a rural road -- with multiple generations of locals bound together in national solidarity. 'They shoot at anyone who tries to leave.' Ukrainians describe terror of living under Russian occupation 'They shoot at anyone who tries to leave.' Ukrainians describe terror of living under Russian occupation They then unfurled a huge Ukrainian flag and harangued masked and heavily armed Russian soldiers. Women shouted, "Get out of our land, we don't need you! Get out of our land!" Since the middle of last week there have been protests against Russia, often involving just a few dozen people, from Berdyansk on Ukraine's south coast to Konotop, hundreds of miles north between Kyiv and Kharkiv. When the Russian military arrived in Konotop, a small crowd swarmed a Russian military vehicle, yelling abuse. One climbed onto its hood and then tumbled off as it sped away. In Berdyansk, a crowd sang the Ukrainian national anthem outside the city hall, which was occupied by Russian troops last week. Bolder civilians confronted soldiers in a truck, who seemed bewildered. Individual acts of defiance are going viral in a country where the internet and mobile communications remain largely intact, much to the surprise of most people. The footage spread rapidly through Telegram and Facebook -- short, uneven clips where the raw courage of protesters punches through. These are all scattered examples, and they don't amount to organized resistance. But they do demonstrate genuine defiance and opposition to the new order that Russian forces are trying to impose as they gradually take more territory. US officials identify 3 areas where US may take action soon on Ukraine US officials identify 3 areas where US may take action soon on Ukraine The quandary for the occupying force is finding local officials willing to work under their direction to maintain services in towns and cities where food and medical supplies are running short. The Russians seem poorly prepared to install local administrations. In most cases so far, Russian troops have kept a low profile in the face of civilian protests. They have stood their ground but not reacted. But not always. In a town in the eastern region of Luhansk, which is largely Russian-speaking, residents took to the streets of Novopskov on Friday. "Get out of here! War and death are following you," they chanted. They came back for more on Saturday, when Russian troops shot one man in the leg and fired volleys into the air to disperse a crowd approaching their position. What's unclear is whether the Russians can both control the cities they are beginning to occupy and try to drive forward across this vast country. Russian forces are already experiencing supply issues, according to US officials. Crushing Ukrainian military resistance as well as subduing an emboldened po[CENSORED]tion would be a tall order.

TRENDING Galaxy S22 MWC 2022 Galaxy S22 Ultra Wordle iPhone 14 TechRadar is supported by its audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Learn more Today’s Wordle answer #260 (Mar 6) - plus hints to stop you breaking the streak By Gareth Beavis published about 8 hours ago It's Wordle Weekend, day two, so let's help you save the streak A person playing Wordle on an iPhone and PC Why is this person playing on their phone with the answer in front of them? (Image credit: Shutterstock / Gina Hsu) Jump to: Today's Wordle hints from TechRadar Other ways to find Wordle’s 5 letter words Today’s Wordle Answer #260 (Mar 6) How did you do? Audio player loading… RIght, it's Wordle Sunday, which means you're going to be lazily reaching for your phone or tablet and tapping away. But - disaster strikes. You've got caught in a web of letters, and you cannot, for the life of you, figure out the Wordle answer. Does it begin with a C? Can it be a K? What does AGORA mean anyway? And don't forget to get your dost of resident pro word wrangler Lance Ulanoff's daily Wordle solution diary - follow how he found his way to the Wordle answers this week and you'll be a done-in-three pro in no time. (But if you just want the answer, just scroll down and find it. No judgement, we've all got a crazy baby / dog / hamster begging for our time). And don't forget to get your dost of resident pro word wrangler Lance Ulanoff's daily Wordle solution diary - follow how he found his way to the Wordle answers this week and you'll be a done-in-three pro in no time. (But if you just want the answer, just scroll down and find it. No judgement, we've all got a crazy baby / dog / hamster begging for our time). TODAY'S WORDLE HINTS FROM TECHRADAR Wordle answer with no correct letters (Image credit: TechRadar) We won't lie, we're feeling pretty proud of ourselves in the Wordle World today, as we did a clean-in-three guess to the answer, building nicely on the previous guesses to find the way there. There are some key things that we can clue you in on though, in case you've got caught. The first letter is a bit tricky. Here are three things to help you snip through the barbed wire of confusion to get to the answer: There is only one vowel today It starts with a C, but is not CH (which surprised us) The vowel sits in the middle of the word. Is that too easy? Too hard? Who knows - all we care about is saving your streak. One of our favorites is WordFinderX, which allows you to put in letters at the start and the end if you know them and, crucially: allows you to enter any letters that don’t fit. WordFinderX - game for beating Wordle home page Started to take advantage of the Words with Friends craze, this website has blatantly had a huge rise in traffic of late, but it really does do the job. You can also try WordTips, which does the same thing but with a slightly kinder UI. We also like The Free Dictionary, but that only lets you use 'contains', 'ends with' or 'starts with' - as well as 'unscramble'. There's also another tool that we've found - well, the founder emailed us about - and we think it's a bit nifty: TryHardGuides Wordle Solver, great for the mobile, you just pop in the position of the correct and misplaced letters, pop in the wrong ones, and it'll give you not only the possible answers, but will recommend some based on the most po[CENSORED]r letter combos. And finally - check out this useful grid that shows the hottest letter pairings - it can really help focus your mind on what might go where, and helps us know if the puzzle is tricky or not. Right, now you can have the Wordle answer for today... TODAY’S WORDLE ANSWER #260 (MAR 6) Today's wordle answer on a black background What's today's Wordle answer for #260? It's CLOTH. We think it's a little easier than recent puzzles, and Google Trends suggests as much, showing that people are searching for 'Wordle Answer' less than they have been all week - it's about half as hard as BRINE, according to the stats.

Destiny 2 no es compatible con Steam Deck y cualquiera que intente eludir las reglas se enfrentará a una rápida prohibición del juego, dijo el desarrollador Bungie. Eep. anuncio publicitario De acuerdo con la información de ayuda y resolución de problemas en el sitio web de Bungie, "Destiny 2 no es compatible para jugar en Steam Deck o en cualquier sistema que utilice Proton de Steam Play a menos que Windows esté instalado y en ejecución. "Los jugadores que intenten iniciar Destiny 2 en Steam Deck a través de SteamOS o Proton no podrán ingresar al juego y volverán a su biblioteca de juegos después de un breve período de tiempo". Proton es la capacidad de compatibilidad con Linux de Valve, que es la clave para ejecutar juegos programados para PC con Windows en una máquina con Linux, como Steam Deck. También está disponible para usar en otras máquinas Linux, ya que es la naturaleza abierta de Linux. anuncio publicitario Sin embargo, esa naturaleza abierta de Linux también podría ser la razón de la falta de soporte de Destiny 2. Algunos usuarios ya se han dirigido al subreddit DestinyTheGame para discutir la decisión, incluido un usuario que explica en gran profundidad por qué Bungie está aquí. Esencialmente, su argumento se reduce a la falta de Linux de arranque seguro y kernels configurables por el usuario, o al menos la falta de Steam Deck en este sentido, lo que podría dejar el modo multijugador de Destiny 2 abierto a los tramposos. "OS Secure Boot puede atestiguar con firmas criptográficas que todo se ejecuta según las especificaciones de Steam y que usted, el usuario, no tiene derechos para instalar controladores de nivel de kernel no autenticados o interferir con otros programas", dice el usuario floatatoll. "No confiaría en los sistemas anti-trampas en Linux, porque Linux no tiene un mecanismo para arrancar en un modo que el usuario no pueda modificar". Es poco probable que Valve envíe suficientes Steam Decks a corto plazo para que cualquier revisión importante del antitrampas de Destiny 2 también valga la pena en este caso. Anuncio publicitario Ese es el mismo argumento que el desarrollador de Fortnite, Epic, hizo cuando decidió no actualizar Fortnite para que se ejecutara en Steam Deck. Hablando con The Verge, el CEO de la compañía, Tim Sweeney, dijo: "Linux ya es un mercado pequeño y si lo subdivides por versiones benditas del kernel, entonces es aún más pequeño". Junto con la capacidad de ejecutar kernels personalizados que podrían pasar por alto el sistema anti-trampas del lado del cliente, se convirtió en un riesgo demasiado grande para el Battle Royale increíblemente po[CENSORED]r de Epic. "No confiamos en que podamos combatir las trampas a gran escala en una amplia gama de configuraciones de kernel, incluidas las personalizadas", dijo Sweeney. Y ahora Bungie se une a ellos para evitar el sistema operativo Linux nativo de Steam Deck. Dicho esto, Apex Legends agregó recientemente soporte para Steam Deck y su capa de compatibilidad, y hay formas de hacer que el software anti-cheat esté operativo en Linux, incluso Easy Anti-Cheat de Epic. Por lo tanto, es probable que se reduzca a cada juego, desarrollador y su propia integración de anti-trampas en cuanto a si Steam Deck y el ecosistema Linux más amplio son compatibles o no. Pronto habrá la posibilidad de instalar Windows en Steam Deck si así lo desea, ofreciendo otra opción para los guardianes de Steam Deck. Una vez que los controladores necesarios para Steam Deck sean posibles, los usuarios podrán ejecutar todos estos juegos como si estuvieran en cualquier otra PC para juegos, solo que es más pequeña y portátil. También existe la opción de jugar a través de servicios de transmisión, como GeForce Now. Hemos tenido mucho éxito al usar Steam Deck como un pequeño e ingenioso dispositivo de transmisión, por lo que definitivamente es una buena manera de hacerlo.

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