The Fifth Quarter Spurs Torch New Look Warriors In Opener

The Spurs, sans Tim Duncan, beat the Warriors 129-100 in the season opener Tuesday night. Kawhi Leonard and LaMarcus Aldridge didn’t come in with the buzz that Kevin Durant, Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green did, but the Spurs’ new cornerstones in the wake of Duncan’s retirement came up big. MORE: 2016-17 predictions — the Warriors’ road to a championship Leonard scored a career-high 35 points while Aldridge added 26 points and 14 rebounds for the Spurs, who beat the Warriors at Oracle Arena, where the team went 39-2 last regular season....

January 18, 2023 · 2 min · 387 words · Terri Collier

The Fight For Paid Parental Leave Is A Fight For Queer Rights Opinion

However, what is equally, if not more important is taking the time to recognize areas where we continue to come up short. As the executive editor of Gays With Kids—the web’s leading magazine and resource for queer dads and dads to be—I’ve had the pleasure of sharing the family creation stories of hundreds of gay, bi and trans fathers. These stories tend to be among the most widely-read because the paths to fatherhood available to queer men, like surrogacy, adoption and foster care, are riddled with many potential pitfalls that anyone who manages to overcome them will have an inspiring story to tell....

January 18, 2023 · 4 min · 681 words · Michelle Richardson

The Culling 2 Being Pulled From Steam Ps4 And Xbox One

This much was revealed by Xaviant Games’ Director of Operations, Josh Van Veld, with the studio head explaining in the video-recorded message below that in an effort to win back fans, the studio would now pivot its efforts on reviving the first game as a free-to-play title after expunging The Culling 2 from marketplaces. What’s more is that Van Veld also assured those who purchased the sequel that refunds would be issued soon....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 247 words · Felicita Tovar

The Curious Case Of Fabian Delph

The move was heavily scrutinised by critics, journalists and supporters - many suggested he was eager for a significant wage increase as opposed to regular playing time. Pep Guardiola’s arrival during the following campaign meant the Englishman’s presence was increasingly quiet amidst their handful of summer acquisitions. In a miraculous turn of events since, Delph finds himself as a regular starter and an important contributor within City’s side. They continue to seemingly cruise towards their second Premier League title in four seasons - with Delph featuring from a fullback position....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 532 words · Eunice Fredrickson

The Curious Case Of The Revival

Cost of a Loss A second consecutive loss to The Balor Club would have been devastating. Fans may have started to think of The Revival as jobbers. The Revival would have fallen into a group that includes teams such as Titus Worldwide and The Ascension. Dash and Dawson would have been a team struggling to be relevant in WWE. Rewards of Winning A win keeps The Revival relevant and in contention for the Raw tag team championship....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 299 words · Gloria Bills

The Dalai Lama On The Value Of Pilgrimages

Pilgrimages are a part of nearly every religion. The faithful set out in hopes of finding virtue and gaining merit. Among Buddhists, they visit places where a spiritual master once spent time meditating. His presence makes the place seem somehow blessed or charged, as if there is some kind of electricity around it. Pilgrims come to feel these mysterious vibrations. They try to share in the visions of the master....

January 17, 2023 · 7 min · 1283 words · Thomas Johnson

The Differences Between Types Of Scanners

Flatbed Scanners Flatbed scanners take up some desktop space but provide many features for the price. These scanners look like miniature printers with a flip-up cover protecting the glass platen. Depending on its size, a flatbed scanner can fit standard or legal-size documents. The flexible cover allows you to scan large items such as books. These scanners are great for converting newspaper articles, book chapters, and photographs. Flatbed scanners are often built into multifunction printers....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 479 words · Cindy Morris

The Different Allergies Caused By Your Barbecue

Tree Wood and Pollen Transfer Trees like cedar, oak, hickory, and mesquite are commonly used in barbecuing and contain a high amount of allergen in their wood and pollen. While some believe that the allergen is indestructible even if it is burned through combustion, other studies indicate that smoke from certain trees contains no allergens.  During barbecuing, the allergen may stay in the smoke and is transported through the air....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 459 words · Gloria Weible

The Division 2 How To Go Rogue

How to Toggle Rogue 2.0 in Division 2 Going Rogue in The Division 2 is simple and easy. For those playing on PlayStation 4, holding down the controller’s Touchpad will turn them Rogue, and holding down the Menu button will have the same outcome for Xbox One owners. Depending on the keybinds that a PC player is using, they will need to hold down Shift + Z or T to go Rogue....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 346 words · Anthony Mogan

The Division 2 How To Use The Level 30 Character Boost

The Level 30 Boost In the upcoming expansion DLC Warlords of New York, the level cap will rise to level 40. The boost will bring new or old characters up to the current level cap to help them catch up. This level boost will help players who are moving consoles, getting the game for the first time, or just want to start over without having to grind levels before the DLC drops....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 356 words · Henry Deal

The Division 2 Announces Ps5 Xbox Series X Backwards Compatibility

To make clear, Ubisoft explicitly stated that The Division 2 “will be backwards compatible with next-gen consoles.” That doesn’t mean that The Division 2 will be improved for next-gen consoles. It also doesn’t mean that The Division 2 will be ready for next-gen consoles as the PS5 and Xbox Series X launch. The Division 2 may or may not be available for players to play on each console’s launch day....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 258 words · Steven Love

The Division 2 Making Great Changes To Exotics

Exotics have been a consistent point of discussion within The Division 2 community, and Massive is looking to make some significant changes to help players. In next week’s update, The Division 2 players will be able to bring their exotics up to their current level, or completely reconfigure the attributes on an existing exotic. RELATED: How to Solve Division 2’s Laundromat Riddle When Division 2 released the Warlords of New York expansion, the game also bumped up the level cap and gear score....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 412 words · Austin Hess

The Division Guide The Best Way To Farm Loot In The Underground Dlc

The Division players (specifically Xbox and PC players) that have spent some time with the new Dragon’s Nest Incursion likely know The Four Horsemen all too well. These four cleaners serve as mid-bosses for the endgame activity, throwing down with players in a parking lot early on. However, what makes these four cleaners so special is that each counts as an end-game boss, and therefore they can drop some high gear score loot....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 537 words · Daniel Willett

The Division To Get Girls Frontline Crossover Event

Girls’ Frontline involves players, or Commanders, taking control of signature T-Dolls earned through gacha features. By gathering up a group of soldiers, Commanders can send these echelons into the field to complete various objectives. From combat missions to simulations, players can enjoy turn-based strategy puzzles and androids with guns. RELATED: Resident Evil is Crossing Over With The Division 2 Now, developer MICA Team is collaborating with Ubisoft to bring the universe of The Division to the app game....

January 17, 2023 · 3 min · 447 words · Pearl Denison

The Divison 2 Trucos Y Consejos

Sin duda, ofrece modos de uso centrados en el botín frente a otras alternativas como Battlefield o Call of Duty, permitiendo que los jugadores deban operar en escuadrones en un entorno de desarrollo muy abierto. ¿En qué plataformas puedo disfrutar The Division 2? La compañía Ubisoft lanzó al mercado The Division 2 de Tomb Clancy´s el pasado mes de marzo, el mismo mes en que lanzó la edición original en 2016....

January 17, 2023 · 5 min · 972 words · Rosemary Janosko

The Dole Loses Its Job

Could it happen? The welfare state as we know it grew out of the “New Jerusalem” spirit in Britain after World War II. Born of the wartime thinking of Keynesian economist William Beveridge, and animated by fear of unemployment, such systems will find it difficult to adapt to the coming world of labor shortages. “The current welfare state was built on the image of risks facing our grandparents’ generation,” says Professor Gosta Esping-Anderson of Universitat Pompeu Fabra in Barcelona....

January 17, 2023 · 2 min · 379 words · Gayla Kohn

The Dream Team Behind The Upcoming Perfect Dark Reboot

Despite a middling sequel on the Xbox 360 with Perfect Dark: Zero, the adventures of secret agent Joanna Dark seem to have gone completely incognito over the past two decades. However, just as fans were about to give up hope on a follow-up, a proper reboot of the franchise was revealed during the 2020 Game Awards showcase, immediately generating a ton of hype. Being developed by new studio formed by Xbox called The Initiative, Perfect Dark seems to be in great hands considering the talent within the team....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 688 words · James Hoskins

The Elder Scrolls 6 Has A Big Design Choice To Make After Eso

The Elder Scrolls Online made some significant design choices that The Elder Scrolls 6 will need to choose to continue with or leave behind. One of these choices in particular has big implications for the unique aesthetic of The Elder Scrolls series, and could have a marked impact on the world of The Elder Scrolls 6. RELATED: The Elder Scrolls 6 Has To Be More Than Just Skyrim 2...

January 17, 2023 · 5 min · 963 words · Mark Lummus

The End Of Comedy As We Know It

Closer to home, my own shock left me unable to come up with a joke for nearly two weeks, something that has never happened in my 10 years of writing for late-night television. Two months later I still struggle to be appropriately funny, a concept as foreign to today’s phalanx of comedy writers as “recession” was to Generation Y. Why were TV’s funnymen and those of us who write for them so paralyzed?...

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 699 words · Frederick Gregoire

The End Of The Trump Era At Least For Now Opinion

The Trump presidency was filled with controversies, from his ban on immigration from designated Muslim countries, to his policies on the Mexican border, to his inconsistencies with regard to COVID-19 and finally to his unwillingness to accept the outcome of the 2020 election. The Trump era ends with even more division than existed when it began. Trump contributed to that, but so did his enemies. Trump haters demanded that everyone choose sides and pass purity tests....

January 17, 2023 · 4 min · 705 words · Lori Oconnor