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It is no secret to anyone that a Destiny 2 raid is a defining activity. It is a 6-men group cooperative mission where usually your goal is to find the target and kill it. A raid is always this super challenging but at the same time breathtakingly cinematic experience with these super epic battles against the worst enemies in the universe. And for those that want more, you can always switch to a harder difficulty called the Prestige Mode. Then what’s unique to Destiny 2 specifically is the raid-type activity called lairs. These also feature puzzles and boss fights, although unlike full-length raids, lairs are shorter. Not all raids were made equal. Some of them were not as successful or popular in the community as... Read more →

"I wasn't expected to be alive today," he said. "I wasn't expected to make it to October, and then to November, and then to December. And yet, here I am, and today, got some problems, but I'm feeling pretty good today." ~ Rush Limbaugh (December 20, 2020)--Rush Limbaugh opens his final show of 2020 by reflecting on what's important. Trust El Rushbo when he says it will never be time to give up on yourself. Read more →

William E. Cleary Sr. | CNBNews Concertina razor wire tops the 8-foot ‘non-scalable’ fence that surrounds the U.S. Capitol, in Washington, on Jan. 14, 2020. (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) courtesy of Epoch Times The rioting in the streets that we have witnessed across our Nation last summer is sadly continuing into this year. As everyone knows January 6 a large number of people made up of Trump supporters, along with insurgents from Black Lives Matter and Antifa, broke into the Capitol Building in Washington. Five people died, and many were injured. Three of the five died from heart problems, a woman climbing into the Capitol building was shot and killed and a police officer was struck with a fire extinguisher. He died later from his injuries.... Read more →

PHILADELPHIA PA--In 2017, the City launched the SmartCityPHL initiative to help improve service delivery for its broad community of residents, businesses, and visitors. While developing a roadmap to guide this initiative, we engaged community members and organizations in workshops designed to build a shared foundation for how technology can make Philadelphia a better place to live. At its most basic level, the SmartCityPHL Roadmap defines a smart city as one that uses data and technology to improve the quality of life for those who live, work, and visit our diverse city. To further shape the development of smart city projects and technology, we identified four guiding principles unique to Philadelphia’s approach: Locally-inspired: We will pursue projects that accurately reflect the needs of Philadelphia’s communities and... Read more →

Tech times is a platform that provides vital reviews and information about the product that are in daily use. On this platform, you will find reviews about different companies and products written by different authors. Moreover, the platform is not restricted for single-use it provides reviews and blogs on many different topics like science, health and many more. Giving the author its own section to publish on any topic. A few of the post reviews are about different products, some regarding the new inventions and many other kinds of items. The main goal or ambition of Tech Times is to deliver about the latest information and happenings occurring in the field of science, technology and health industries. The team of Tech times analyzes the strategies... Read more →

Gloucestercitynews.net (October 29, 2019)--Students today study in a completely different environment than their counterparts from just 15-20 years ago. The Internet, mobile devices, and cloud technologies give us access to the tools and possibilities that would have looked completely out of this world not so long ago. However, many students still don’t realize the full potential of all the technology that surrounds them and don’t use the full potential of their smartphone. This article will rectify this – here you will find some apps that may be small and insignificant by themselves, but together they make so many tasks easier and more manageable that you will be able to save hours of your time. RefMe RefMe is a small and simple app that can significantly... Read more →

(CNBNewsnet)(January 9, 2019)--Have you been keen to learn how to create a YouTube channel? If so, you are certainly not alone. A growing number of individuals are curious to know the possibilities associated with this type of content. It has been shown that the average user can spend up to two hours each day browsing through videos, so it only makes sense that a great deal of money is involved if you approach this task with the right mindset. Still, curating and developing a YouTube channel involves a bit more than may initially meet the eye. You will need to focus upon two key areas: the physical creation process and how you can gain followers over time. Let's address both of these topics in order... Read more →

related : CNB Business News (CNBNewsnet) September 19, 2016--When it comes to hosting your website, there is a range of different web hosting companies and plans available. Before you make a decision on a host for your website, it’s essential to research and understand the different options available to you, in order to ensure that you make the right choice for your site or business. Not only is it important to understand the type of hosting that your business website needs, but also the type of server required. Your final decision will also depend on other factors, for example your budget and the type of customer support that you require. Free Website Hosting Free hosting for websites is usually not a good idea for businesses,... Read more →

TRENTON – Acting Attorney General John J. Hoffman today announced that the Division of Criminal Justice obtained a first-degree racketeering indictment charging 12 men in connection with a drug ring that marketed cocaine and designer drugs online and distributed them via the mail. They were charged in an investigation by the Division of Criminal Justice called “Operation Skin Deep,” which also led to a second indictment charging three men with selling cocaine in Atlantic City. Operation Skin Deep began as an undercover investigation into cocaine sales in Atlantic City, but ultimately exposed an alleged narcotics network that was using the Internet to arrange mail-order sales of cocaine and designer drugs, including ethylone, which is known as “M” and is similar to ecstasy. Investigators also allegedly... Read more →

PRESS RELEASE Summer is here, which means warm weather, outdoor fun and, most importantly, no school for children nationwide. With their agenda for the next couple of months mainly deciding what beach they want to go to and how late they’ll be able to sleep in, kids all of a sudden have significantly more time on their hands. That free time, albeit fun, also leaves them vulnerable to threats from online predators looking to take advantage of their innocence and naivety. “This is when predators are going to identify and groom their next victims,” U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s (ICE) Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) Boston Assistant Special Agent in Charge (ASAC) Robert Kurtz said of the summer. “[The predators] know that the time usually occupied... Read more →

Friday, December 5, 2014 CHRISTIE CLEARED! CHRISTIE NOT CLEARED! READ ALL ABOUT IT! You could get whiplash reading the headlines about the state legislative special committee's interim report on Bridgegate. NJ.com's headline Thursday night read "Christie bridge scandal report doesn't rule out governor's involvement." While the Record said the report "finds no link to Christie." NJ.com's headline has since been softened to "Christie bridge scandal report cannot determine if governor was involved." What's the truth? Well, since they're all working off a leaked report, we can't decide for ourselves until Monday, when it's officially released. WNYC, meanwhile, is focusing on a section of the report raising the possibility that Christie deleted 12 text messages. CHRISTIE WON’T SECOND-GUESS GARNER GRAND JURY Governor Christie says he won’t... Read more →

REDMOND, Wash., Nov. 30, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- 2014 was a year full of celebrity stargazing, sports spectating and high-end designers according to Bing search data. As we look back at the billions of searches conducted on Bing this year, we get a unique, behind-the-scenes look at the people, moments and events captivating people's attention in 2014. The complete list of Bing Search Trends is available at http://www.BingTrends.com. All in the family After spending last year in the No. 2 spot, Kim Kardashian dethroned Beyonce Knowles as the most-searched person in 2014. From her buzzworthy Vogue cover and extravagant wedding to her photos that "broke" the Internet, Kim and her famous family held our attention throughout the year. Keeping up with the family business, little sister... Read more →

New York Cell Withdrew $2.8 Million in Cash From Hacked Accounts in Less Than 24 Hours BROOKLYN NY (NOVEMBER 26, 2014)--Earlier today in federal court in Brooklyn, New York, Elvis Rafael Rodriguez was sentenced to 34 months’ imprisonment for his participation in an international cybercrime organization responsible for two cyberattacks that inflicted $45 million in losses on the global financial system in a matter of hours. Two of Rodriguez’s co-defendants were previously sentenced for their roles in the conspiracy -- on October 27, 2014, Evan Peña was sentenced to 22 months’ incarceration, and on October 24, 2014, Saul Genao was sentenced to 15 months’ incarceration. Rodriguez, Peña and Genao were also ordered to pay $2,782,597 in restitution and $2,400,000 in forfeiture. Rodriguez, Peña, Genao and... Read more →

eBay: How not to handle a security breach (via The Inquirer) PRIVACY has been thrown back into the spotlight this week by the eBay database breach. eBay is not the only firm to have suffered at the hands of hackers, and nor is the breach the worst financially or by the amount and type of data that was compromised… Read more →

Movie critics have called “Lone Survivor” the best war-time movie since “Saving Private Ryan.” Marcus Luttrell, former Navy SEAL and author of Lone Survivor: The Eyewitness Account of Operation Redwing and the Lost Heroes of SEAL Team 10 at the Texas Book Festival, Austin, Texas, United States. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) The film — based on the true story of Navy SEALs on a mission in Afghanistan — caused CNN’s Jake Tapper to question the operation that took the lives of 19 men. The Navy SEALs were tasked to capture or kill Taliban leader Ahmad Shah when an unexpected event forced them into a deadly situation. During a tense interview with former Navy SEAL Marcus Luttrell and Mark Wahlberg, who plays Luttrell in the movie, Tapper... Read more →

Volunteers account for most firefighters, and starting in 2015, departments will have to pay for their health insurance. If nothing changes, some warn that departments will limit volunteers' hours or even cut their positions to avoid closing. BY CHRIS KARDISH | JANUARY 6, 2014 David Kidd/Governing The Affordable Care Act’s mandate that all large employers provide health care for their employees has an unintended target: the 26,000 fire departments across the U.S. that are either entirely or mostly composed of volunteers. The health overhaul requires employers with more than 50 workers to provide health insurance, though that provision was delayed until 2015. The Internal Revenue Service considers volunteer firefighters to be employees for tax purposes because they often receive some benefit for their service, such... Read more →

A collection of Budweiser commercials featuring the Clydesdales as the "Hero's". Link submitted by Catherine G. Related articles Amherstburg heavy horses world famous (with video) See where the Clydesdales train to become Budweiser's signature horses Not Just Horsing Around: Budweiser's "Clydesdales Brotherhood" Ad Clydesdales headed to China for Chinese New Year Celebrations Military Bowl Moves To Annapolis After 5 Years In D.C. Read more →

By Deborah Smith, Executive Editor This past week I attended the Grand Opening media event for the first Smashburger to hit South Jersey. While North Jersey has been enjoying Smashburger’s juicy burgers, chicken sandwiches and unique sides for a while now, South Jersey has yet to partake in the patty party, until now. With its innovative “smash and sear” cooking process, Smashburger ups the ante with its fresh, never frozen, 100% Angus beef burgers that are smashed to perfection on a 400-degree flat grill to sear in the juicy flavor. I have to admit, while their burgers are really delicious and I was pleasantly surprised by the choices of rolls and toppings, what impressed me the most, was the restaurant’s variety of unique sides and... Read more →