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A Shells Personal Cloud Computer can provide you with a virtual desktop that you can access anywhere, from almost any device. But do you need a computer with that amount of flexibility? Well, who doesn’t? Forget Upgrading Old Computers: Consider a PC in the Cloud Being able to work anywhere is increasingly important. But sometimes, even with notebook computers and tablets, it isn’t possible. Perhaps you have a document open on your PC that you need to update, but can’t, because it hasn’t synced to the cloud, or is locked for editing....

When players Hunger meter is dropping more rapidly than their farm can keep up with, it’s never a bad idea to fish! This is the perfect way to stock up on food without waiting days. Trapping animals and farming can only last players so long before they need to look elsewhere for a bite to eat. But the mechanics can be trickier for those who are used to Stardew Valley or Animal Crossing fishing, so here’s how players can fish....

Stiviano made audio recordings of Sterling making racist remarks. The NBA subsequently banned Sterling for life, forcing the billionaire to give up control of the franchise to his estranged wife. Shelly Sterling ultimately sold the Clippers to Steve Ballmer for $2 billion. MORE: NBA on Christmas Day: Why only one good game? The reason for Sterling’s decision to drop the case was not reported. In Stiviano’s recordings, Sterling is heard making comments about her bringing “black men” to Clippers game, specifically mentioning former NBA player Magic Johnson....

Barnicle, a veteran columnist, was taking part in a panel discussion on MSNBC’s Morning Joe program on Tuesday morning. Fellow guest Jim Vandehei, the co-founder and CEO of Axios, noted that the Trump campaign is targeting voters with a message of “bias, bias, bias, believe nothing” about what the mainstream media is reporting. “The polls show it works. If you pound a message that long into the heads of one party, suddenly you look at the polls and 60 percent, 65 percent don’t believe anything....

A report in The New York Times on Tuesday claimed that Trump had privately suggested extreme measures to tackle the issue of migrants crossing into the U.S. outside of a designated port of entry—including shooting people in the legs, and building a moat filled with snakes or alligators as a deterrent. “Privately, the president had often talked about fortifying a border wall with a water-filled trench stocked with snakes or alligators, prompting aides to seek a cost estimate,” revealed the Times report, which was based on conversations with more than 12 sources from inside the administration, who spoke with the publication on condition of anonymity....

The commander-in-chief mocked the idea of having to call the California Democrat ahead of the drone stike that killed Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, and told supporters at a rally in Toledo, Ohio that the House Intelligence Committee chairman bought “the smallest shirt collar you can get.” He also took aim at Nancy Pelosi, telling his crowd at the Huntington Center that the House Speaker was “not operating with a full deck....

“Please explain to the Democrats and RINOs that the reason Texas-06 completely shut out Democrats in Saturday’s Jungle Primary is because of my Endorsement of Susan Wright, who surged last week after receiving it,” the former president said in a statement. (RINO is an acronym for Republican in Name Only.) Trump continued, “The Democrats were shut out and now it will be a contest between two Republicans, a very big win....

Over the past two days, Trump has written several Truth Social posts claiming that Attorney General Merrick Garland appointing Smith is proof that the Department of Justice is “corrupt” and “weaponized” against the former president. Smith, a former chief prosecutor for the special court in The Hague, will oversee the DOJ’s criminal investigations involving the classified materials recovered from Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort, as well as some aspects of the inquiry into efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election....

Prosecutors Mark F. Pomerantz and Carey R. Dunne resigned after Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who was sworn in at the beginning of the year, abruptly announced that he had stopped actively pursuing a criminal indictment of Trump. The investigation, into whether Trump inflated the value of his assets in order to get better loan terms from banks, is still ongoing. Trump was thought to be only weeks away from a potential prosecution when Bragg announced the decision to pull back....

Nancy Pelosi gave Trump an ultimatum to resign or face a rapid impeachment by the House of Representatives for inciting a mob that stormed the Capitol on Wednesday to prevent Joe Biden from being certified as president-elect. But even if the House succeeds in ramming through articles of impeachment in the 10 remaining days of Trump’s term, the Senate is in a pro-forma session in which it conducts no business....

Speaking on The Situation Room, CNN’s national security analyst Susan Hennessey criticized Trump’s handling of the Edward Gallagher fallout, which ultimately resulted in the forced resignation of Navy Secretary Richard Spencer. Fellow CNN national security analyst Sam Vinograd suggested that Trump was taking cues from Fox News pundits, rather than consulting his cabinet and official advisers. Spencer resigned following continuous intervention from Trump in the case of Gallagher, a Navy SEAL chief petty officer who was accused of multiple war crimes in Iraq, including premeditated murder....

The Republican received a substantial late boost overnight, moving from an average 35 percent implied probability of clinching victory to a 40 percent chance. “Donald Trump’s chances have improved massively in the past 24 hours,” a Betfair spokesperson told Newsweek. Yesterday, and with just one day to go until polls open, the bookmaker gave Democrat rival Joe Biden a 65 percent implied probability of clinching victory ahead of Trump’s 35 percent chance....

The commander-in-chief told Brad Raffensperger to find the votes and insisted that he won Georgia on November 3, a recording of the call obtained by The Washington Post revealed. The Georgia Republican replied that the president’s data was “wrong” as he pushed back on the demand. As he sought to lean on the Georgia secretary of state, Trump also made baseless claims of voter and election fraud in the state, and threatened Raffensperger with a supposed “criminal offense” for not reporting it....

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness offered quite a few cameos over the course of the movie, but the ones that fans have been talking about ever since the film debuted was when Doctor Strange went in front of the tribunal known as The Illuminati. Fans got to see some characters that hadn’t yet been introduced in the MCU when they stepped out of the shadows and were introduced to the Sorcerer Supreme in an alternate universe....

Prior to Top Gun: Maverick clearing the one billion dollar mark in box office earnings, the Doctor Strange sequel had been this year’s most commercially successful blockbuster, a milestone Thor: Love and Thunder will be looking to break as well. Doctor Strange 2 went up on Disney Plus on June 22, the same day as the Obi-Wan Kenobi finale and Ms. Marvel’s third episode. Yet, only few days later after that, new easter eggs and curiosities have begun to pop up on the internet....

A report published by The New England Journal of Medicine on October 2 found that the man underwent a minimally invasive surgery, known as kyphoplasty, to treat a spinal compression fracture the previous week. After an examination, the report stated that doctors found “an intracardiac foreign body.” “The patient underwent emergency cardiothoracic surgery,” the report read. It continued and stated that doctors found the piece of cement embolism, which resulted from the man’s kyphoplasty procedure, puncturing the man’s heart and right lung....

The Dodgers outfielder gave Los Angeles an early lead over the Rays in Game 1 of the World Series on Tuesday night, blasting a two-run homer in the bottom of the fourth inning. The shot into the Dodgers’ bullpen was Bellinger’s fourth home run of these playoffs. MORE: Why did the Red Sox trade Mookie Betts? Bellinger launched his previous dinger in Game 7 of the NLCS, giving the Dodgers a 4-3 lead over the Braves that they would never relinquish....

Van Slyke struck his head on the partition between the front and back seats when the driver slammed on the brakes to avoid hitting the vehicle in front of them. MORE: All-time dumbest sports injuries | Mariners turn triple play thanks to bad Blue Jays baserunning “It’s just real sore,” Van Slyke told ESPN.com before the game. “I kind of just got some whiplash. I feel like it shouldn’t have happened at all....

The Dodgers set a major league record for homers on opening day and tied the franchise mark for any game. Hernandez, Austin Barnes and Corey Seager all homered in the fourth inning to chase Arizona ace Zack Greinke (0-1). Max Muncy, Cody Bellinger and Hernandez connected in the seventh for the power-packed Dodgers, whose pursuit of a third straight National League got off to a thrilling start. Adam Jones and Christian Walker homered for the Diamondbacks, but their pitching staff’s eight homers allowed also set a team record....

Though not life-threatening, IBS can be debilitating for some people who have it. Treatments for IBS include changes to diet, anti-spasmodic medications, muscle relaxants, and stress reduction. But, unfortunately, you may have already learned that these treatment methods do not help every person with IBS. When relief isn’t achieved, complementary therapies like hypnotherapy may become of interest. But does hypnotherapy for IBS really work? Hypnotherapy for IBS Patients Gut directed hypnotherapy (GDH) was developed specifically for IBS patients....