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AP News Summary at 2:04 p.m. ESTThe Game Awards host Geoff Keighley has been transformed into a full 3D character for this year’s Island of the Year in Fortnite . As with previous years, developer Epic Games has created a full interactive experience for you to test out the nominees and engage with minigames. But there’s more: Keighley is actually in the game, using MetaHuman technology. “Epic Games announced in March that MetaHumans, which can be used to create high-fidelity digital humans, can now be used in Unreal Editor for Fortnite,” he explained . “I spent a full day at 3Lateral in Manchester, England to get scanned as a MetaHuman. You sit in a scanner and do tons of different face poses, then they scan your body too. The results speak for themselves, I truly feel like I have a digital double.” For those who don’t know, in addition to its main modes, Fortnite also empowers budding game creators to make and publish experiences of their own. These, called Islands, can then be discovered using the game’s main menu.Lucknow: Top Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen cruised to the women's and men's singles finals with dominating victories at the Syed Modi International Super 300 tournament here Saturday. Top seed Sindhu outclassed the 17-year-old compatriot Unnati Hooda 21-12 21-9 in just 36 minutes in the semifinal, while Lakshya outclassed Japan's Shogo Ogawa 21-8 21-14 in 42 minutes. Hooda struggled to challenge Sindhu, committing a series of unforced errors that allowed her illustrious opponent to maintain control throughout the match. "I am happy with today's performance. From the beginning, I maintained the lead. I was just trying out a few strokes and overall, I was confident with the way I was playing," Sindhu, a two-time Olympic medallist, said after the match. "Unnati played her best, but I didn't give her a chance to overtake me. She is an upcoming player, and I wish her all the very best." A former world champion, Sindhu, currently ranked 18th, will face China's Wu Luo Yu in the final as she chases her third Syed Modi International title. 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From the beginning, I need to give my best," said Sindhu Commonwealth Games champion Lakshya, on the other hand, will face Singapore's Jia Heng Jason Teh in the summit clash. India's mixed doubles pair of Tanisha Crasto and Dhruv Kapila advanced to the final with a convincing straight-game victory over China's Zhi Hong Zhou and Jia Yi Yang. The fifth-seeded Indians secured a 21-16, 21-15 win in the 42-minute semifinal. They will meet Thailand's sixth-seeded pair Dechapol Puavaranukroh and Supissara Paewsampran. Indian men's doubles pair of Pruthvi Krishnamurthy Roy and Sai Pratheek K entered final with a 21-17 17-21 21-16 win over fellow Indians Ishaan Bhatnagar and Sankar Prasad Udayakumar. Indian women's doubles pair of Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand beat Thailand's Benyapa Aimsaard and Nuntakarn Aimsaard 18-21 21-18 21-10 to advance to the finals. But top seeds Tanisha Crasto and Ashwini Ponnappa missed out of a summit clash after going down 21-15 16-21 13-21 to China's Bao Li Jing and Li Qian in another semifinals. In men's singles, second seed Priyanshu Rajawat went down 13-21 19-21 to Singapore's Jia Heng Jason Teh in 48 minutes to end his campaign at the semifinal stage. (You can now subscribe to our Economic Times WhatsApp channel )A unidade de Friendly Hackers da Thales inventa um metamodelo para detectar imagens deepfake geradas por IA
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How Applied Technology is Reshaping Healthcare TrainingChandigarh: Discontent seems to be brewing among the aspirants who had applied for a Congress party ticket from the Julana assembly constituency in the recently concluded state elections. Their main grouse is against the party’s decision to field grappler Vinesh Phogat, a “parachute candidate” who had not even applied for the ticket, from the constituency after bypassing all those who had adhered to the prescribed process. Some of the disgruntled candidates have formally demanded that the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee (HPCC) should refund the amount paid by them along with the application form for the ticket, accusing the party of betraying the expectations of all those who followed the due process. This decision, the ticket aspirants allege, reflects a glaring disregard for the commitment and aspirations of the party’s loyal supporters and raises questions about the transparency and fairness in the ticket allocation process. Notably, 86 people had applied for a party ticket from Julana and had deposited a fee of Rs 20,000 (general category applicants) and Rs 5,000 (for women applicants and those belonging to the SC and the BC categories), respectively, along with the application forms. They had also gone through the interview process. Two such applicants, 61-year-old Satyavir Singh Gautam, a resident of Kila Jafargarh village, and Prem Kaur Lather, a resident of Desh Khera, in the Julana constituency of Jind district have written to the HPCC seeking refund of their deposits along with compensation for causing mental harassment. Satyavir Singh, who claims to be a Congress worker since 1989, has even sent a legal notice to the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee president in this regard. He said he had deposited Rs 20,000 draft, dated July 25, along with the application seeking ticket from Julana to the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee. His grouse was that the Congress ticket for the Julana constituency was awarded to Vinesh, who had not even submitted an application or paid the required fee. Satyavir Singh incurred substantial expenses in attending the interview process, which now appears to have been merely a formality and eyewash; causing him financial loss and mental harassment, read the legal notice sent by Satyavir Singh’s lawyer to the Haryana Pradesh Congress Committee . That your actions amount to unfair practice and misrepresentation as the entire process appears to have been conducted without any genuine consideration of the applications received, it added. The legal notice dated Nov 19 also stated that if Rs 20,000 along with compensation was not paid to the applicant, he would be compelled to initiate appropriate legal proceedings against the HPCC, both civil and criminal. The copy of the legal notice has also been sent to the AICC president; party’s then Haryana affairs in-charge Deepak Bawaria, and Ajay Maken, chairperson, screening committee. Stay updated with the latest news on Times of India . Don't miss daily games like Crossword , Sudoku , and Mini Crossword .
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Jaguars place QB Trevor Lawrence (concussion) on IRWhen Nathan Walker scored just 11 seconds into Thursday night’s eventual shootout win over San Jose, it marked the fastest goal of the NHL season. Walker capitalized on a poor rim by Sharks goaltender Yaroslav Askarov that was picked off by Radek Faksa, and centered to Walker at the net-front. Faksa started the play by winning the game’s opening faceoff, part of a perfect 6 for 6 first period in the circle for the veteran center. “I think if you can just have a good shift in itself, let alone get a goal on the first shift, it kind of sets the tone for the game,” Walker said. “Faks made a great heads up play for me there. ... Just stayed in front of the net, and got a nice little deflection on it.” Walker’s goal was the fastest by a Blues player since Zack Bolduc scored 11 seconds into the game on April 7 in Anaheim. It was tied for the sixth-fastest goal in franchise history, as Alexander Steen (March 16, 2010) and Greg Paslawski (Oct. 29, 1985) share the record at eight seconds. Walker’s goal was seven seconds faster than the previous quickest tally, which was Michael Kesselring’s goal 18 seconds into Utah’s game in St. Louis on Nov. 7. The line of Walker, Faksa and Toropchenko is one of just 28 around the NHL that have played at least two hours together at 5 on 5. During that time, the Blues are even (6-6) in goals. “We’ve got a Russian, a Czech and an Aussie, so the communication is a little tough sometimes,” Walker said. “It’s good. We chat a lot. We’re good friends on and off the ice, so it definitely makes for a good mix.” Welcome back Blues defenseman Pierre-Olivier Joseph was the only St. Louis player on the ice for both goals scored on Thursday night, as he helped get the puck deep before Walker’s goal in the first period, and then Joseph picked up the primary assist on Jordan Kyrou’s second-period goal. Joseph was playing his first game in a week following a lower-body injury in Buffalo that forced him to miss three games. In total, he logged 15:53 of ice time with two shot attempts and one blocked shot. “I thought P.O played very well,” Blues coach Drew Bannister said. “I thought he stepped in and played well. I was happy for him, I was happy for the team.” With Joseph on the ice at 5 on 5, the Blues outshot the Sharks, 13-5. That 72.2% share of shots on goal was the second-highest of the season for Joseph in 14 games played. Stuck out there Leading up to Alexander Wennberg’s game-tying goal with 8.8 seconds remaining in the third period on Thursday, a quartet of Blues were trudging through shifts that nearly reached three minutes. Robert Thomas, Pavel Buchnevich, Colton Parayko and Ryan Suter were all on the ice for the 2:39 preceding Wennberg’s goal with the extra attacker. It was by far each player’s longest shift of the evening. Jake Neighbours, Brayden Schenn and Radek Faksa rotated in as the fifth Blues skater on the ice. The shift spanned four faceoffs (three lost by Thomas to Macklin Celebrini, one won by Faksa vs. Celebirni) and San Jose’s timeout about a minute into the shift. The Blues iced the puck with 1:23 left in the third period, so they were not allowed to change, but a stoppage with 45 seconds could have allowed St. Louis to get fresh bodies on the ice. Parayko and Suter lead all Blues skaters in total time on ice at 5 on 5, while Thomas averages more than a minute more of ice time than the next closest Blues forward at 5 on 5.
nCino (NASDAQ:NCNO) Beats Q3 Sales Targets But Stock Drops 11.8%Pisces Daily Horoscope Today, December 27, 2024 advices family planningApple is poised to shake up the smartphone world once again with the rumored iPhone 17 Air, a device that pushes the boundaries of thinness. But this pursuit of sleek aesthetics seems to come at a significant cost, with reports suggesting compromises on core features like speakers, 5G capabilities, and potentially even the camera system. While the final design isn’t confirmed, the leaks paint a picture of Apple prioritizing form over function in a way that could alienate some consumers. Will this gamble pay off, or will the iPhone 17 Air be a case of style over substance? For years, Apple has steadily increased the thickness and weight of iPhones to accommodate larger batteries, more advanced camera systems, and improved durability. This trend, however, appears to be reversing with the iPhone 17 Air. Leaked reports suggest a device as thin as 6mm, significantly slimmer than even the iPhone 6 , which measured 6.9mm. This radical redesign aims to capture the attention of consumers seeking a lightweight and pocketable device, but the engineering challenges involved necessitate some controversial trade-offs. The Price of Slimness: Sacrifices and Compromises To achieve this ultra-thin profile, Apple is reportedly making some significant compromises: A Controversial Design Choice: The Return of the Physical SIM Tray Interestingly, while ditching features like mmWave 5G, Apple is reportedly bringing back the physical SIM card tray in the iPhone 17 Air. This is a curious move, considering the company’s push towards eSIM technology in recent models. It’s possible that this decision is driven by market demand, particularly in regions where eSIM adoption is still low. However, it also seems to contradict Apple’s usual trend of embracing new technologies and streamlining its designs. The Potential Benefits: A Lightweight and Elegant Device Despite these compromises, the iPhone 17 Air offers some compelling advantages: The Big Question: Is it Worth the Trade-offs? Ultimately, the success of the iPhone 17 Air will depend on whether consumers are willing to accept the compromises for the sake of a thinner and lighter device. For some, the lack of features like stereo speakers and mmWave 5G will be a dealbreaker. Others, however, may be willing to prioritize portability and aesthetics over these functionalities. My Take: As a tech enthusiast, I’m intrigued by the iPhone 17 Air’s bold design. However, I’m also concerned about the potential compromises. Personally, I value a good audio experience and fast 5G connectivity, so the removal of these features would be a significant drawback. I also rely heavily on my phone’s camera, so I’d be hesitant to sacrifice image quality for a thinner profile. I think Apple is taking a risk with the iPhone 17 Air. While there’s certainly a market for ultra-thin and stylish phones, it remains to be seen whether consumers will embrace a device that sacrifices key features in the pursuit of aesthetics. It will be interesting to see how this gamble plays out and whether it influences future iPhone designs.
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