Month: May 2022

Featured Sections When will WoW servers go down and return this week? Every week World of Warcraft servers go offline for maintenance for the weekly reset.For players in North America, this happens on Tuesdays, while European players—and other regions—go through it on Wednesdays. These weekly resets are used to implement new patches, reset raid lockouts, and help solve any technical or server-side issues with regular maintenance.Here's when WoW servers will go down for maintenance for the weekly reset this week ahead of the launch of WoW Shadowlands 9.2.5.Shadowlands' last update, patch 9.2.5, has been delayed due to an extension to…

Honourable Nicholas SimonsEmail: SDPR.Minister@gov.bc.caPeople with severe communication disabilities will be able to access the augmentative communication technology and professional support they need to build independence and fully participate in their communities.With $3.162 million in provincial funding, the Communication Assistance for Youth and Adults (CAYA) program can continue supporting people in B.C. with communication barriers to meet their day-to-day communication needs.“A lot of us take for granted the ability to say directly what we are thinking,” said Nicholas Simons, Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction. “Assistive and augmentative communication technology, like a speaking aid, is vital to making sure every voice…

Can we detect Alzheimer’s early enough through gene coding? A Gujarat Biotechnology Research Centre (GBRC) study has found a variation in the AChE gene that could be linked to early onset but needs further investigation to be recognised as a definitive diagnostic module.As part of the Gandhinagar-based Gujarat Biotechnology Research Centre’s (GBRC) broader scope of work towards developing an early diagnostic kit for Alzheimer’s disease, a study of a small cohort of 43 DNA samples has found a correlation between a protein-coding gene variant and the disease. However, given the small sample size of the study by GBRC, the Hospital…

In the wake of a leaked draft Supreme Court opinion essentially confirmed that Roe v. Wade’s days are numbered, most of the video game industry’s biggest companies have remained conspicuously quiet — though not all.Shortly after Politico first reported on the leaked Supreme Court draft on May 2, Sony-purchased “Destiny 2” studio Bungie published a statement in support of reproductive rights, calling Roe v. Wade’s demise a “blow to freedom in America” and “a direct attack on human rights,” and prompting fans to donate to reproductive-rights-focused organizations. In the following days, indie developers and a handful of other studios like…

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Learn about InsiderHelpMember PreferencesBusinesses are racing toward a future very different from the one they were designed to operate in, as the past few years have brought unexpected change beyond what many could have imagined. A more recent phenomenon, the metaverse, will transform how businesses interact with customers, how work is done, what products and services companies offer, how they make and distribute them, and how they operate their organizations.These new, digitally enhanced worlds, realities, and business models are poised to revolutionize both life and enterprise in the next decade, as explored in Accenture’s recent Technology Vision 2022 report.Here are five…

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RALEIGH — Chants of "Ig-or! Ig-or" have been a familiar tune for the Rangers this season, but they're typically heard in the heart of New York City.On Monday night, they broke out on multiple occasions in the state capital of North Carolina.From the pregame festivities until the final horn in Game 7 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, Rangers' blue was prevalent around PNC Arena. As the game wore on and Carolina Hurricanes fans slowly headed for the exits, they gave way to Blueshirts' faithful who had invaded their home rink.Roughly 500 miles from Madison Square Garden, a New York-style party broke…

Three hosts, One topic, three takes. "Bloomberg Triple Take" takes one issue affecting global markets and the economy and splits it into three angles. The program hosted by Caroline Hyde, Romaine Bostick and Taylor Riggs uses the power of the Bloomberg Terminal, Bloomberg Intelligence and Bloomberg News to provide analysis and data that can't be found anywhere else.Insight and analysis of top stories from our award winning magazine "Bloomberg Businessweek".German payments company Wirecard was the darling of the nation's fintech industry. Then came the admission that almost $2 billion of the company’s funds had gone missing.California Gets No Break From…

City school opens robotics and coding lab mapped as per ICSE curriculumMysore/Mysuru: In today’s technology-driven world, it is imperative for students to stay equipped with tech innovation around the globe. While learners of science and mathematics have been aided by computer education from the early years, technology and engineering have not received much exposure in the school curriculum.Now computer education has become an integral part of transforming education and has given scope for robotics in the classroom. The idea behind implementing robotics is to not only teach students the basics of Robotics but also open a whole new world for…