Full-screen preview is an interactive live overview of all desktops. You can move windows to other desktops by simply dragging them with your mouse. Other, more advanced features like copying and closing of windows or tiling and zooming of desktops are available via easy-to-use mouse and keyboard controls as well. This was never so easy . So First of all , Install Dexpot. [Note: Run on Windows 7,8,10] Once you finish setup , Run Dexpot (from your desktop). You'll see the Dexpot icon in your systray. Right-click the systray icon and choose 'Desktop 2' from the main menu. http://dexpot.de/gfx/mainmenu_en.png To move the desktop , Click the title bar of a window with your right mouse button and choose 'Move > Desktop 2' from the folding menu. http://dexpot.de/gfx/systemmenus_en.png Choose 'Settings' from the main menu. Switch to 'Plugins and Extras'. In 'Behavior of windows on other desktops' you can decide how to handle windows activating on another desktop. If you get any trouble or you want any more explications feel free to PM me.

Google Pixel Fold and Pixel 7a smartphones are expected to make their debut soon. There have been multiple reports and leaks surrounding these handsets over the past few months. The Pixel Fold, expected to debut as the first ever foldable smartphone from Google, is a highly-anticipated handset. New reports have leaked the probable launch date of the Google Pixel 7a and Pixel Fold. The purported price of these phones and the colour options they are expected to arrive in have also been leaked online.According to a 9to5Google report citing retail sources, the Google Pixel 7a is expected to be priced at $499 (roughly Rs. 40,900) in the US. This price is $50 (roughly Rs. 4,100) more than its predecessor, the Google Pixel 6a, which was launched last year. The jump in price can reportedly be attributed to the upgrade in quality of raw materials used. The primary camera of the Pixel 7a is likely to feature a 64-megapixel sensor, accompanied by a 13-megapixel ultrawide lens. The phone is also expected to be powered by a Tensor G2 chipset which has also been used in the Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro series of smartphones. The upcoming Pixel handset is also expected to sport a new 90Hz display, and wireless charging support.Previous reports suggested that the Google Pixel Fold will cost around $1,300 and $1,500 (roughly Rs. 1,07,400 to Rs. 1,23,935 ). These prices are considerably more expensive than the other models in the Pixel lineup. The upcoming Pixel Fold is still expected to be cheaper than the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 which is priced at $1,799.99 (roughly Rs. 1,42,700) in the US. A tweet by tipster Jon Prosser (Twitter: @jon_prosser) suggests that the Google Pixel 7a will likely launch in Charcoal, Snow, Sea (light blue), and Coral colour options — the last colourway will only be available at Google Store, according to Prosser. The phone will be launched on May 10 during the Google I/O event and will also reportedly be immediately available for purchase in the US. In another post on Twitter, Prosser shared design renders of the upcoming Pixel Fold handset and claims that Google's first foldable smartphone is also likely to be launched on May 10 alongside the Pixel 7a at the Google I/O event. The tipster claims that the phone will be available for purchase in the US staring June 27, with pre-orders from Google Store beginning on May 10, and pre-orders from other partners or carriers starting May 30. The phone is seen in two colour options — black and white — in the renders shared by the tipster. https://www.gadgets360.com/mobiles/news/google-pixel-7a-fold-price-leak-launch-date-may-10-expected-3957918

Windows 11 and Windows 10 users might be faced with a rather odd-seeming full-screen pop-up after they’ve upgraded, pertaining to Windows Hello logins using facial recognition or a fingerprint. Neowin spotted a Microsoft support document explaining that after June 13 – the day the most recent cumulative update was released for Windows 11 (and 10) – you might see the aforementioned pop-up panel if you’ve recently updated to a later version of Windows. And it can also appear if you haven’t signed into your Windows device using Windows Hello in over a year, and you’ve just installed an update. Sponsored Links The Rise of AI in Fashion: runway-rhythms The prompt reads, “Choose if you want to keep signing in with your face or fingerprint,” then poses the question: “Do you want to keep storing your face or fingerprint data on this PC?” If you choose ‘yes’ then nothing more needs to be done. If you decide you don’t want to use these biometric login methods any longer, when you click ‘no’ Windows will take you to the Settings app, where you can change your sign-in method. Analysis: Permission to be confused, Captain This is a strange one because we’re not told why Microsoft has decided this prompt is necessary. Has the software giant just spontaneously decided to check if users still want to continue with Windows Hello? Well, if they haven’t used their biometric login for over a year, that seems like a fair enough helpful check to implement. However, that’s clearly not the full story, as folks who’ve used Windows Hello recently and regularly are seeing this panel too, if they’ve recently upgraded to a newer version of Windows 11 or 10. So why quiz them on the matter? We’re not told, and that’s a bit confusing – it’d be nice to be given a reason. Could it be something to do with issues around login data permissions? Well, we’re just guessing here. Whatever the case, it would really make sense to clarify the reason on the actual pop-up screen in Windows, or at least provide a link to that clarification for the curious. Just so people aren’t potentially confused about why they’re seeing the prompt on their PC. Granted, plenty of folks may not care, and in the bigger picture, this is a very minor inconvenience, but still, the whole episode just seems a bit odd to us – the support document is all well and good, but doesn’t tell the full story. https://www.techradar.com/computing/windows/new-windows-11-users-might-be-confused-by-this-full-screen-pop-up

U.S. Lawmakers Want to Block China from 'American' RISC-V Senators Marco Rubio and Mark Warner demand to limit China's access to American RISC-V innovations. Designed to be an open-source instruction set architecture (ISA) that can be used to build processors for every possible purpose, the RISC-V ISA has become quite a ubiquitous technology that can address both artificial intelligence and high-performance computing applications. This is perhaps why some U.S. lawmakers want this open-source technology to be essentially closed from Chinese entities, reports Reuters. "The CCP (Chinese Communist Party) is abusing RISC-V to get around U.S. dominance of the intellectual property needed to design chips. U.S. persons should not be supporting a PRC tech transfer strategy that serves to degrade U.S. export control laws," said Michael McCaul, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, in a statement to Reuters. Tom's Hardware has enquired RISC-V and the Linux Foundation for comment, yet has not received a response. Senators Marco Rubio and Mark Warner urge the U.S. government to limit American tech companies' engagement with RISC-V technology with Chinese entities. They fear China's potential misuse of this collaborative tech for military and strategic advantage, which poses national security. RISC-V is a competitor to Arm's proprietary ISA and is used in various tech devices, from smartphones to advanced AI processors. RISC-V was born out of the University of California, Berkeley's innovative labs, and its development has been under the guardianship of a Swiss nonprofit organization, ensuring its open-source nature remains intact. Yet, the prevalent belief among certain lawmakers is that China is maneuvering this open, collaborative spirit to fortify its semiconductor industry. Their concerns not only touch on economic factors but also the potential military advancements that the People's Republic could harness by mastering this technology. Representative Mike Gallagher has even proposed that any U.S. collaboration with Chinese entities on this front should first secure an export license. This technology's international embrace is evident, with companies from both the East and the West integrating it. China's tech titan, Huawei, views RISC-V as foundational to its chip endeavors. Meanwhile, in the U.S., tech powerhouses like Qualcomm and Google have shown enthusiasm for its potential, emphasizing its transformative capability for the industry. Magnitude However, the proposed constraints have sparked concerns within the tech community. They could jeopardize cooperative work on open tech standards between the U.S. and China if enforced. This could pose challenges to China's ambition to be chip-independent and stunt the global market momentum for better, cheaper chips. The magnitude of potential restrictions can be gauged by a statement from Jack Kang of SiFive, who equated such limitations to barring U.S. tech firms from the digital universe of the internet. The implications stretch beyond mere business metrics, pointing to a larger impact on global tech innovation and leadership. https://www.tomshardware.com/news/us-lawmakers-want-to-block-china-from-american-risc-v

I would set off from a stable to meet up with a village chief, spot a couple of people arguing outside a cave, jump off my horse to investigate and go spelunking. Then I’d come out the other side to see an as-yet-undiscovered sky tower in the distance, batter some monsters on my way towards it (with the help of a flame-throwing shield I spontaneously invented earlier), build a makeshift go-kart out of some parts I found near their camp, ride it halfway up a mountain towards the tower, start a fire to burn up the thorny bushes blocking the entrance, climb the tower, catapult myself into the sky, spot a glowing shrine on a floating islet, glide towards it and get caught up solving the puzzle within … Three hours later I’d somehow be halfway up Death Mountain on the other side of the map, the village chief would still be waiting, and my abandoned horse would still be pawing the ground outside that cave. The sense of freedom here is intoxicating. The kingdom of Hyrule is vast and full of diversions, and being able to move freely between the skies and the ground down below is a thrill that never wears off. This is the realisation of a promise hinted at by Zelda: Skyward Sword many years ago. But Tears of the Kingdom also offers a hitherto unimagined level of freedom when it comes to how you approach its many challenges. Hero Link’s magic arm lets you pick up, move around and stick together almost anything in the game’s world. Plonk a dazzling seed on your shield and it’ll blind enemies who strike you; fuse a monster eye with your arrow and it’ll seek its target. You can construct rafts or wagons or hot-air-balloons or wonky ladders from things you find lying around. Plentiful mechanical devices – from steering wheels to rockets to springs and fans – power your creations, letting you build planes, go-karts, catapults, almost anything you can think of. Messing around with self-made contraptions led me to so many unexpected moments of glory, and also hilarity. Almost every time, Tears of the Kingdom answers the question “what happens if I do this?” with “something fun”. Once, trapped in a blizzard in the snowy highlands, I improvised a rocket-powered sled and clung on for dear life as it careened down the hillside, totally out of control. Attaching a fan to my shield out of curiosity resulted in a hilarious run-in with some Bokoblins, in which I simply blew them backwards off the roof of their fort. I misaligned a rocket on a floating platform and accidentally sent myself flying sideways off it, rather than rising majestically into the air as planned. In combination with Link’s weapons and abilities, this gives you probably four or five ways to approach almost any situation. Trying to get to a shrine on top of a mountain? You could climb it, cooking up a few elixirs beforehand to keep your speed and stamina up. You could stick some balloons to a platform, climb on, light some fires, and rise upwards. You could fuse a rocket to your shield and zoom skywards, then glide towards your destination. You could enter a cave at the base and use Link’s Ascend ability to swim through the ceiling and pop up somewhere else. You could find a chunk of rock that fell from the sky, cling to it, and rewind time so that it zooms back up towards the heavens. It is so creatively empowering, and supremely intellectually satisfying. It doesn’t just guide you towards predetermined solutions; it lets you come up with your own. With all this flexibility comes a lot of complexity. There is fiddliness here that I would be disinclined to put up with if everything else weren’t so peerlessly entertaining. Rotating and positioning objects is annoying, requiring you to hold several buttons at once, and because you can combine anything in your inventory with any other thing, you’re often scrolling through useless monster bits in the middle of a fight, seeking the bomb-flower that you want to fuse to your arrow. I have often thrown a valuable weapon at a cave wall instead of the sticky glowing plant I intended. Perhaps for those raised on Fortnite and Minecraft, all of this will quickly become second nature, but the price you pay for Tears of the Kingdom’s wonderfully open-ended approach is controls that never feel wholly intuitive. It’s also surprisingly difficult – but then, a lot of the time I was making things difficult for myself because I couldn’t resist the urge to experiment. When I had to fight rather than think my way out of a situation, I was regularly killed in a couple of hits because I’d been too busy messing around to do all that normal video game stuff, such as strengthening my armour or expanding Link’s life-reserve of hearts, or following the story to unlock useful new abilities. After about 20 hours I had to course-correct and spend some time following the road set out before me, rather than repeatedly perishing in dangerous corners of Hyrule. It was not long, though, before I was sufficiently strengthened and back to my distractions, letting the game take me wherever it wanted. https://www.theguardian.com/games/2023/may/11/the-legend-of-zelda-tears-of-the-kingdom-review-pure-magic?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

You read that correctly: the GTI badge has a future in the electric age after all, and the Volkswagen ID. GTI Concept is the car that proves it. Huzzah! Based on the ID.2all concept that was revealed back in March, the ID. GTI is the hot hatch version that head of design Andreas Mindt (who drew up the Mk7 Golf) has quietly had in mind all along. And as you can see from the gallery above, various GTI hallmarks have been retained: the red grille surround (though the ‘grille’ is mostly closed), the towing eyes, the flared wheelarches, the head-turning alloys (eight double-spoke 20s, since you ask), the chequer seats... it’s all there. Even the golf ball of all things lives on. Sort of. No manual shift of course, so instead it’s been chopped and repurposed as a rotary dial on the centre console. We applaud the sentiment. Hot damn, the Volkswagen ID. GTI Concept will become a real hot hatch | Top Gear

Liz Truss will blame the UK’s economic problems on “25 years of economic consensus” as she doubles down on the policy proposals that helped trigger financial turmoil and caused her to be ousted from Downing Street after just 49 days. The former prime minister will give a speech at the Institute for Government on Monday, almost exactly a year since her government’s “mini-budget”, which caused the pound to crash and ultimately led to her downfall. Speaking days after it emerged that the UK economy shrank by 0.5% in July, Truss will say the UK’s current economic problems are not her fault. “I believe that the reason for the problems we have is the 25 years of economic consensus that have led us to this period of stagnation,” she will say, according to extracts from her speech briefed in advance. “And I believe it is vital that we understand that and shatter that economic consensus, if we are to avoid worse problems in the future.” Truss will add: “Some say this is a crisis of capitalism – that free markets are responsible. But that’s not borne out by the facts. Quite the opposite is true. The fact is that since the Labour government was elected in 1997, we have moved towards being a more corporatist social democracy in Britain than we were in the 1980s and 1990s.” Truss has spent the past few months attempting to rehabilitate her political reputation after her turbulent time in No 10 – the shortest ever term for a prime minister. Last week she gave an interview to the Mail on Sunday in which she accused the Bank of England and the Office for Budget Responsibility of being part of “an orthodoxy that was gradually moving to the left”. In her speech on Monday she will say: “Free market economists went off to lucrative jobs in the City, allowing academic institutions and thinktanks to be captured by the left.” Truss’s opponents reacted to news of the speech by renewing their criticisms of her premiership. Daisy Cooper, the Liberal Democrat deputy leader, likened the speech to “an arsonist giving a talk on fire safety”, while Labour urged her successor, Rishi Sunak, to block her planned resignation honours list. The former Bank of England governor Mark Carney said Truss created “Argentina on the Channel” not “Singapore on Thames”. Carney was in Montreal on Saturday at the Global Progress Action Summit, and made the comment in a reference to Argentina’s history of being unable to services its debts and Truss’s mini-budget of unfunded tax cuts. Truss is writing a book about her period in office entitled Ten Years To Save the West, which is due to come out next spring. But further details about that time emerged over the weekend in extracts from a forthcoming book by the Telegraph’s political editor, Ben Riley-Smith. According to the book, senior officials at No 10 and the Treasury had to intervene to persuade Truss to abandon many of her policies after being warned by City executives that the UK would enter a financial crisis within days if she did not. Extracts revealed that several people at the top of government – including the incoming Treasury permanent secretary, James Bowler, and the cabinet secretary, Simon Case – were brought in over the course of a single day last September to warn her of the potential consequences of her policies. https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2023/sep/17/liz-truss-speech-uk-economic-problems-left-consensus

Any night owl who has spent 30 years of working all day would be dreaming of retirement. Such is the case for Ernie, an owl with a “big personality”, who will be quitting after delighting guests at Warwick Castle for three decades. He has been soaring and swooping around the West Midlands attraction’s turrets on average for twice a day, every day, for 30 years.An African Verreaux’s eagle owl with a wingspan of 165cm, Ernie has taken flight about 20,000 times and most recently starred in the Falconer’s Quest, the UK’s largest bird of prey show. He will be performing his final flight over the castle during the Easter holidays before retiring to the Yorkshire Dales with Hawk Experience, which organise the bird handling displays at the castle. Liam Bartlett, the general manager of the historical attraction, said: “Ernie is a much-loved member of staff at Warwick Castle. “He has a big personality, is often stubborn and likes to freestyle his shows, but that’s why we love him. “We’re excited for him to spend his twilight years in the stunning Yorkshire Dales with other feathered friends.” The Verreaux’s eagle owl is the largest owl species in Africa and the only type to have pink eyelids. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/mar/24/ernie-the-owl-retire-30-years-warwick-castle?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

I was pleased,” Southgate said. “I don’t like losing matches. I thought there were lots of very good individual performances from players who’ve hardly played for England. I thought our regular players were very good. With 15 minutes to go we’re thinking we’ve managed to see a lot of new players. We’ve had our share of the game. We’ve had as many attempts on goal as they have. The difference in the end was one moment. That is the ruthlessness at this level. “I know when you lose there will always be a negative reaction. But, given all the changes that we’d made, I thought the crowd were with the team. They could see a lot of young players going in and doing well. I’m not down on the performance.” England struggled to hurt Brazil without Kane, who will return to Bayern Munich for further treatment on his injured ankle. Bukayo Saka was also missed on the right flank. It was difficult for Ollie Watkins to shine as Kane’s deputy. “We’re playing a top team so chances are going to be limited,” Southgate said. “But I was really pleased with the players who went in. We need to find out about them. We need to know where we might head if we didn’t have Harry for a big match. I thought Ollie did a good job. He didn’t get that clear chance on goal but a lot of his work was very good. It was a good experiment.” England had to make an early change at right-back, Kyle Walker making way for Konsa. Southgate, who hopes that Cole Palmer and Jordan Henderson will be fit to face Belgium, could not offer clarity on the issue that forced Walker off. “He isn’t sure whether it’s just tightness,” he said. “I expect he’s feeling it’s a little bit more.” https://www.theguardian.com/football/2024/mar/23/gareth-southgate-praises-englands-performance-in-defeat-by-brazil?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

Get ready to embark on a mouth-watering adventure as we explore the realm of snacking like never before. Imagine a world where you can indulge in delicious treats guilt-free, without compromising your health goals. That's right - with the power of superfoods, snacking has been transformed into an extraordinary experience that nourishes your body and tantalises your taste buds. The concept of superfoods is not a fad but rather a renaissance of ancient wisdom. With origins deeply rooted in cultures across the globe, superfoods have resurfaced to provide us with a natural and wholesome way to nourish our bodies. Whether it's the exotic spices of India, the vibrant greens of South America, or the pristine berries of the Nordic regions, each superfood brings a unique set of nutrients and health benefits to the table. Delve into the realm of millets, moringa, chia seeds, amaranth seeds, and other extraordinary nutritional powerhouses that countless individuals hail as true game-changers in their quest for optimal well-being. These culinary marvels are not only tantalising to the taste buds but also deliver unparalleled benefits that nourish your body and elevate your life. Raju Bhupati, Founder of Troo Good, India's largest millet-based snacking company, suggests some innovative ways to incorporate superfoods into your everyday meal: Digestive rotis: As a staple in every Indian meal, rotis need not be an obstacle on your health journey. The road to health is always paved through a good gut, therefore substituting traditional flour with healthier alternatives like ragi and other millets, adds multiple benefits, which include improved overall gut health, considering that millets have both prebiotic and probiotic properties. Healthy khichdi: A timeless classic, khichdi holds a special place in the realm of wholesome and nourishing foods. This humble dish, made by boiling grains or legumes in water or milk, offers a plethora of health benefits that make it a wonderful addition to any balanced diet. However, this khichdi includes the use of superfoods and wonder grains like amaranth seeds, moong dal, or Quinoa, adding a treasure trove of other benefits, keeping you and your family fitter and healthier. Also read: Sustainable interior design! Tips for making eco-friendly, green furniture choices Alternative carbs: Carbohydrates are an essential nutrient that fuels our bodies and supports various physiological functions. However, choosing the right types of carbohydrates is crucial for maintaining a balanced and healthy diet. Opting for complex carbs from whole, unprocessed sources is generally recommended, as they provide more nutrients, fibre, and sustained energy compared to refined or sugary carbs. Millet-based foods are the perfect replacement for po[CENSORED]r carbs like rice and wheat, with their low glycaemic index and abundance of fibre, while also keeping you fuller for a longer period of time. Mindful tea: Unlock the secrets of this ancient wisdom and discover how the infusion of chia seeds enhances the inherent goodness of tea. Rich in omega-3 fatty acids, antioxidants, fibre, and essential minerals, chia seeds bring forth a treasure trove of health benefits. As they swirl gracefully within your teacup, these tiny powerhouses fortify your body, nourishing it with their remarkable nutritional profile. Millet milk: This exceptional plant-based alternative has captured the attention of health enthusiasts and culinary explorers alike, thanks to its remarkable benefits. Packed with essential nutrients, millet milk offers a rich source of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that promote overall well-being. Its creamy texture and subtly sweet taste make it a delightful addition to smoothies, cereals or enjoyed on its own. What truly sets millet milk apart is its unique ability to cater to various dietary needs, such as lactose intolerance or vegan preferences. Additionally, millet milk's low glycemic index ensures stable blood sugar levels, making it a suitable choice for those conscious of their sugar intake. Superfoods have the remarkable ability to unlock our potential for optimal health and vitality. They serve as a bridge between traditional wisdom and modern nutrition, reminding us of the importance of nourishing our bodies with natural and wholesome foods. By embracing the power of superfoods, we embark on a journey towards a healthier, more vibrant life. https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/lifestyle/news-unleashing-the-power-of-superfoods-605505

A small boat carrying 280 migrants has landed in Spain's Canary Islands. The vessel arrived on the remote island of El Hierro, some 380km (238 miles) off Africa's western coast, on Tuesday. Rescue workers said those onboard were of sub-Saharan African origin and it was the largest number of migrants ever to arrive in the archipelago in one go. The crossing to the Canary Islands is one of the most commonly used and dangerous routes to Europe for migrants from Africa. "I've never seen a boat with so many people on board," journalist and former migration adviser Txema Santana said on social media after the vessel arrived. Since the start of the year, 140 people have died or disappeared trying to make the crossing, according to the International Organization for Migration. Use of the route has increased in recent years as tighter controls have been put in place to stop people crossing the Mediterranean from Africa's northern coast. Between 1 January and 30 September this year, a total of 14,976 migrants arrived in the Canary Islands, an increase of 19.8% on the same period in 2022, according to figures from Spain's interior ministry. On Monday, Senegal's navy said it had intercepted four boats over three days with more than 600 people on board. In August, at least 60 people are believed to have died on a boat that was eventually found off Cape Verde, an African island nation that sits on the migration route to the Canaries. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-67002541

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If you’re itching to play the latest Call of Duty game that releases today but you’re in the sad state of not owning a game console to play it on, we have a deal for you. At Target, you can pick up the $299.99 Xbox Series S online or in-store, and you’ll receive a free digital copy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II (no, not the 2009 classic; Activision is just reusing old names now). Buying that game by itself normally costs $70, so this could be a great promo for you to take advantage of before it expires Saturday, October 29th, at 11:59PM PT. The Series S is a great console with or without this deal. It’s small, so it won’t hog a bunch of space in your entertainment center. And despite being significantly less powerful than the Series X (in addition to having no disc drive and half the usable storage for downloads), the Series S could be worthwhile if you mostly play digital games, including those on Xbox Game Pass. Here’s our review. There are a couple of Sonos home theater bundles that are discounted, and I want to tell you about them. While the discounts aren’t blowing our minds over here, it could be the price cut you’ve been waiting for before buying a set for yourself. First up is the Surround Set with Beam, which has the first-gen Beam soundbar (normally $399) and two One SL speakers ($199 a pop). It’s priced at $678 through Sonos, Adorama, and B&H Photo, which is just a little over $120 off the cost of buying each speaker separately. The Premium Immersive Set with Beam that includes the second-gen Beam, two One SL speakers, and a third-gen Sonos Sub costs $1,277, down from $1,596. That’s obviously a much higher-costing setup, but the price drops are noteworthy for some of these products. It’s like getting $90 off the second-gen Beam, $150 off the Sub, and $40 off each One SL speaker. HBO Max’s excellent discount on prepaid yearly subscriptions is about to end on October 30th. Paying yearly instead of monthly usually saves you some money, but this promo will save you as much as $75. Here’s the deal: getting one year of HBO Max with ads costs $69.99 (usually $120) or $104.99 (usually $180) for the ad-free plan that lets you download content and stream select content in 4K. Most people should find plenty of entertainment (at least a year’s worth, to take full advantage of this deal) with HBO Max. You can watch The Sopranos there as well as a host of movies and exclusive TV shows for a range of tastes. It has The Rehearsal, the excellent Harley Quinn animated series, Succession, House of the Dragon, Euphoria, Barry, Los Espookys, Our Flag Means Death, and a lot more. Some more deals for your Friday Tile is offering a pretty fantastic discount on a four-pack of its Pro Bluetooth trackers. Normally it costs $99.99 for the bundle, but you can get it for $49.99. These offer water resistance and the longest range of all its trackers (up to 400 feet). It touts year-long battery life with replaceable coin batteries. Read more about them here. For all of Friday, October 28th, you can get Samsung’s bean-shaped Galaxy Buds Live wireless earbuds in the royal blue color scheme for $79.99 at Best Buy. Other colors cost $20 more. These aren’t Samsung’s latest earbuds, but they offer surprisingly good sound quality in a low-profile design. Read our review. Dell is selling a 24.5-inch 1080p IPS gaming monitor with a fast 240Hz refresh rate for just $149.99. It’s not a bad price at all if you value speed over superb picture quality. It includes a height-adjustable stand, and it has two HDMI 2.0 ports, one DisplayPort version 1.2, and a handful of USB-A ports. https://www.msn.com/en-us/entertainment/gaming/the-xbox-series-s-comes-with-the-latest-call-of-duty-for-free-at-target/ar-AA13tIDN

Just a few days ago, gamers were shocked to see this graphics option disappear from the Steam version without warning. The Resident Evil brand is on everyone's lips thanks to the good work of Capcom in recovering the iconic adventure of Leon S. Kennedy with the remake of the fourth installment. However, the franchise made headlines just a few days ago due to the sudden disappearance of ray tracing in the PC versions of Resident Evil 2, Resident Evil 3, and Resident Evil 7. Now, with a new statement from the studio, we can confirm the suspicion of many players: it is a bug. To all users of Resident Evil 2 / Resident Evil 3 on Steam. We are aware of a problem with the ray tracing option, which does not appear in the graphics and presets menu," Capcom explains in the tweet that you have just above of these lines. "We will address this in a future update and apologize for the inconvenience." Beyond the absence of ray tracing, it is important to note that another of the problems detected by Capcom has to do with the option of 3D audio. According to the image that accompanies the Twitter message, this sound system also does not appear in the options dedicated to audio in Resident Evil 2 and Resident Evil 3, but a correction is expected along with the bug related to ray tracing activation. Resident Evil 4 Remake continues to achieve great sales figures The Capcom team will now focus on resolving these issues, but it's important to remember that, until recently, they were locked into the most recent Resident Evil 4 Remake. After all, the title has been available for PC, PS4, PS5 and Xbox Series since March 24 and, in a few weeks, it has managed to sell up to 3 million units. And the thing does not end here, because we will be attentive to the quarterly results of the company to see the impact of this installment in the saga. https://www.3djuegos.com/juegos/resident-evil-2-remake/noticias/capcom-confirma-que-sospechabamos-resident-evil-2-3-desaparicion-ray-tracing-pc-no-que-error

Preston Brashers, Senior Tax Policy Analyst at Heritage Foundation has a new analysis on the relationship between the Biden Administration’s higher taxes, but lower tax receipts. In 2023, despite implementing tax hikes amounting to over $60 billion, U.S. tax revenues have fallen by almost $400 billion, marking a 13% drop in tax receipts from the previous year. This unusual decline can be attributed to several factors: Slow Economic Growth: Economic growth has slowed, leading to stagnant incomes and reduced tax receipts, especially in capital gains taxes. Explosion of Green Tax Credits: The Inflation Reduction Act introduced numerous green tax credits, which have proven to be more costly than anticipated, potentially exceeding a trillion dollars over a decade. IRS Regulatory Activism: The IRS expanded the size of green tax credits through regulatory interpretations, allowing for loopholes that led to a significant increase in electric vehicle sales through leases. COVID-19-Era Employee Retention Credits (ERC): ERC, initially created for pandemic relief, has seen widespread abuse and fraudulent claims, with billions paid out long after the pandemic ended. Flaws in Budget-Scoring Process: Budget models used by government agencies do not account for economic growth and can be mani[CENSORED]ted by lawmakers, leading to claims of deficit reduction while the national debt continues to grow. The United States will sooner or later be faced with a serious reality check: the sea of debt being accumulated at a breakneck pace is not sustainable. https://uspolicy.org/heritage-biden-raised-taxes-but-tax-revenues-are-way-down-this-year/

link: https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-42918181 If there is a creature that, due to its biological characteristics, has attracted the interest of scientists, it is the salamander, since it is the only vertebrate animal capable of regenerating. In the group of these amphibians, the Mexican axolotl -or Axolótl- (Ambystoma mexicanum) stands out for its extraordinary processes to regenerate amputated limbs and other organs and tissues of the organism. It has been observed, for example, that if these animals lose a limb, they are capable of regenerating it in a matter of weeks, with all its bones, muscles and nerves in the appropriate places. Even more fascinating, the researchers say, is the axolotl's ability to repair its spinal cord when it is injured and make it function as if it had not been damaged. It can also repair other tissues -such as retinal- and heal wounds without leaving scars. Institute of Molecular Pathology (IMP) Not only that. This amphibian, which is in danger of extinction in its natural habitat, has also attracted the interest of researchers because of the relative ease with which it can reproduce. That is why, for about 150 years, scientists have been cultivating these animals in the laboratory and trying to discover the secrets of their extraordinary biological processes and their potential applications in human medicine. For example, in the repair of brain or spinal cord injuries and the prevention of cardiac scars. Now an international team of scientists has discovered one of its secrets: the axolotl has the largest genome that has been sequenced to date, much larger than the human. This amphibian has 32 billion base pairs of DNA, 10 times larger than the human genome, which has 3.2 billion base pairs of DNA.

Auto Moto Show 2022, the region’s largest exhibition for custom cars and bikes, roared its way back into Abu Dhabi at the weekend. Adnec hosted the event, which, alongside the usual enthusiasts, attracted major international companies involved in the manufacture and supply of parts and products. Much of the centre’s ground-floor space was devoted to the gathering, with sections including modified and classic cars and bikes, buggies, fan clubs and even caravans. Radio-controlled vehicles were also involved. Alongside competitions for best-in-show cars and bikes, a freestyle drifting event provided plenty of noise and action for spectators in a tyre-strewn area. None of that inside though, as strict instructions were given to the effect that no exhibitor was allowed to spark up his or her engine while the show was taking place. Visitors got the full-on automotive experience as they came through the doors, with a Hulk and Iron Man-themed display shouting for attention right from the off. This is the event’s first year in this format. With spectators showing up in full force, Auto Moto is likely to be a highlight of the calendar for the region’s petrol heads in future years. This isn’t the first time Toyota has made the argument that a multifaceted approach including hybrids and other alternatives will reduce emissions faster, and the company is not alone in this belief. Adam Withnall, chief executive of UAE car-buying comparison site Drive Ninja, is also convinced the way forward is electric, but sees hybrid options as being the best short-term solution. On a practical level, he envisages the time when we see the number of electric cars on the road dwarfing petrol and diesel options as being some way off. “Hybrid cars are a good stop gap,” he told The National. “Electricity is the way to go, but the infrastructure is not there yet.” When it comes to hybrids, there are several options available to customers looking to get a car that has a lower environmental impact than the traditional variety. Mild hybrid vehicles contain a battery and an electric motor alongside a petrol or diesel engine, with the latter providing the primary means of propulsion. Plug-in hybrids also have a petrol or diesel engine, but a more powerful battery allows them to travel a much greater distance on electric power alone. Electric cars, meanwhile, rely solely on their battery pack, so there is no fossil-fuel back-up if you run out of power. https://www.thenationalnews.com/lifestyle/motoring/2022/10/09/auto-moto-2022-extravaganza-roars-into-abu-dhabi/

We all, from time to time, have hiccups. And sometimes it seems like it will never happen. Hiccups consist of involuntary contractions of the diaphragm - the muscle that separates the thorax from the abdomen, which plays a crucial role in breathing - followed by a sudden closure of the vocal cords. The medical term for hiccups is singult, a derivation of the Latin word singult, meaning "to catch one's breath while crying." For most of us, hiccups are annoying things that don't last long. But in some people it can be persistent and last for more than two days. The good news is that there are simple ways to relieve the common hiccups and treatments for when they persist. What causes hiccups? Hiccups are caused by a reflex arc: a neuromotor pathway that translates a sensation into a physical response. Sensations in this arc come from the brain, ear, nose and throat, diaphragm, and organs in the chest and abdomen. The sensation signals travel to a part of the brain that, along with the upper part of the spinal cord, is known as the "hiccup center." From the hiccup center, signals return to the diaphragm and the muscles between your ribs (intercostal muscles), causing them to contract. Contraction of these muscles draws air into the lungs, and this sudden inhalation causes the opening between the vocal cords, or glottis, to close tight. This quick closing produces the typical hiccup sound. Triggers Anything that affects the arc can cause hiccups. The most common trigger is the stretching of the stomach that occurs when we eat a large dish or consume fizzy drinks. This means that the sensation signals we have in the stomach can trigger the reflex arc. Hot chili peppers, alcohol, smoking, and overexcitement can also trigger the reflex arc and cause hiccups. Hiccups have also been observed in healthy fetuses during follow-up prenatal ultrasounds. In fact, some researchers believe that hiccups are a mechanism that helps the lungs prepare to breathe soon after birth. How long does it last? And what can we do about it? A hiccup attack that lasts less than 48 hours is usually not worrisome. These types of attacks tend to end on their own. When it doesn't resolve on its own, there are ways to suppress the reflex arc. It is believed that the Valsalva maneuver (explained in the graphic below), drinking ice-cold drinks, and light pressure on the eyeballs can increase the activity of the vagus nerve that goes to the brain. https://www.bbc.com/mundo/noticias-65189233

Three people, all Black, were fatally shot in a dollar store before the gunman, a white man, killed himself. Investigators are treating the killing as a hate crime. By Livia Albeck-Ripka, Anna Betts, Orlando Mayorquin, Nichole Manna and Patricia Mazzei Aug. 27, 2023Updated 10:18 p.m. E A white gunman shot and killed three Black people in a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Fla., on Saturday afternoon. He then shot and killed himself. The police said the shooting was a racially motivated hate crime. Here is what is known so far about the killings. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/08/27/us/jacksonville-shooting-dollar-general.html

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Following his Red Cross service, Disney moved to Kansas City, hoping to become a newspaper cartoonist. Instead, he found work creating advertisements for magazines and movie theaters then became interested in animation. In 1922, he opened a film studio called Laugh-O-Gram but it struggled financially and shut down in 1923. That same year, he moved to Hollywood and formed Disney Brothers Studio with his older sibling Roy. After producing various short, animated cartoons, the studio started making a series in 1927 about a character Walt had developed called Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. However, the next year, in what was a major blow, Walt lost the rights to his po[CENSORED]r creation and many of his employees were poached in a corporate dispute. In response, he developed a new character originally dubbed Mortimer Mouse before it was decided Mickey would be a better moniker. Mickey Mouse made his official debut in a 1928 short film titled “Steamboat Willie,” one of the first cartoons ever to use synchronized sound effects. The rodent quickly became a star, and soon there were Mickey Mouse Clubs for children as well as merchandise and a comic strip. When Mickey spoke for the first time, in 1929’s “The Karnival Kid” (his words were “Hot dog, hot dog”), Walt was unhappy with how the character sounded and went on to lend his own voice to the mouse until 1947’s “Mickey and the Beanstalk,” when he said he was too busy to continue doing so. 3. Disney produced propaganda films for the U.S. government during World War II. disney propaganda 2 Sheet music for the Disney Film “Der Fuehrer’s Face.” (Credit: Galerie Bilderwelt/Getty Images) During the war, Disney employees created educational films for various federal agencies, including a 1942 animated short, “The New Spirit,” commissioned by the Treasury Department to encourage people to pay their income taxes as a way to support the war effort. The film, which starred Donald Duck, was shown in thousands of movie theaters and even earned an Academy Award nomination. The Disney studio also made training films for the American military, and created, free-of-charge, more than a thousand insignia for military units; the designs centered around established Disney characters as well as new characters. Although Walt initially was reluctant to risk tarnishing his image as a non-political entertainer by producing blatantly propagandistic works, his team eventually turned out animated shorts such as 1943’s “Der Fuerher’s Face,” which made fun of the Nazis and again starred Donald Duck. Additionally, after reading the 1942 best-seller “Victory Through Air Power” by Major Alexander de Seversky, Walt, driven by his own patriotism, decided to adapt it as a 1943 live action-animated feature of the same name in order to win support for the book’s theories—considered controversial by some U.S. military officials—about strategic long-range bombing. Both President Franklin Roosevelt and British Prime Minister Winston Churchill saw the film, which reportedly made an impression on them