- Wynonna Judd’s daughter thinks her mom blocked her number after getting slapped with prostitution charges: ‘She thinks I’m out here doing crazy s–t’ Yahoo Entertainment
- Wynonna Judd’s daughter Grace Kelley back in jail as disheveled mugshot is revealed despite trying to turn… The US Sun
- Country music legend’s daughter officially charged with soliciting prostitution PennLive
- Wynonna Judd’s Daughter, 22, Sentenced to Eight Years in Prison PEOPLE
- Wynonna Judd’s daughter thinks her mom blocked her number after getting slapped with prostitution charges: ‘She thinks I’m out here doing crazy s–t’ New York Post
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Wynonna Judd’s daughter thinks her mom blocked her number after getting slapped with prostitution charges: ‘She thinks I’m out here doing crazy s–t’ – New York Post
- Wynonna Judd’s daughter thinks her mom blocked her number after getting slapped with prostitution charges: ‘She thinks I’m out here doing crazy s–t’ New York Post
- Wynonna Judd’s daughter Grace Kelley, 27, is charged with soliciting for prostitution after holding sign up on Daily Mail
- Wynonna Judd’s daughter arrested in Alabama on indecent exposure charges AL.com
- New Details Emerge in Arrest of Wynonna Judd’s Daughter Grace Kelley Parade Magazine
- Wynonna Judd’s Daughter Grace Kelley Charged with Soliciting for Prostitution Following Arrest for Indecent Exposure PEOPLE
California law banning carrying guns in public places blocked by judge – USA TODAY
- California law banning carrying guns in public places blocked by judge USA TODAY
- Judge’s ruling to block California’s gun law, explained The Associated Press
- Attorney General Bonta to Appeal Decision Blocking Enforcement of SB 2’s Prohibition of Handguns in Certain Sensitive Public Places California Department of Justice
- Judge halts California law that would have banned carrying concealed firearms in many public places CNN
- Federal judge blocks California firearms carry law, calling it ‘sweeping, repugnant to the Second Amendment’ Fox News
Ukraineʼs economy lost €400 mn due to the Polish border blockade. Some military cargo also blocked, including 1000s of tourniquets – Euromaidan Press
- Ukraineʼs economy lost €400 mn due to the Polish border blockade. Some military cargo also blocked, including 1000s of tourniquets Euromaidan Press
- Ukraine and Poland open crossing to ease blockade as tensions mount • FRANCE 24 English FRANCE 24 English
- Russia-Ukraine war live: Poland will demand EU restores permits for Ukrainian truckers as first vehicles cross border The Guardian
- First empty lorries pass through new Ukraine crossing at Polish border Reuters
- Truck Stop: Ukraine’s Border Blockade Center for European Policy Analysis
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Flight attendants blocked from ritzy Dodgers charter for not being ‘blond, blue-eyed’: lawsuit – Fox Business
- Flight attendants blocked from ritzy Dodgers charter for not being ‘blond, blue-eyed’: lawsuit Fox Business
- New Lawsuit Claims United Airlines Chose ‘White, Young, Blond and Blue-Eyed’ Flight Attendants For LA Dodgers Charter Flights paddleyourownkanoo.com
- Flight attendants sue United for staffing charters with young, blonde women South China Morning Post
- Lawsuit claims LA Dodgers prefer white flight attendants SFGATE
- 2 United Flight Attendants Claim They Were Replaced With ‘Young, White, Thin’ Blondes For LA Dodgers Flights: Lawsuit Daily Caller
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Republicans in Oregon Senate end six-week walkout that blocked bills on abortion, trans health care – The Associated Press
- Republicans in Oregon Senate end six-week walkout that blocked bills on abortion, trans health care The Associated Press
- Oregon lawmakers make deal to end Senate walkout. Here’s how key bills were changed Oregon Public Broadcasting
- Oregon Senate Republicans and Democrats appear close to deal on ending walkout KGW News
- Oregon Democrats float proposal to change quorum laws after Senate Republican walkout stalls session OregonLive
- Weekday Wrap: Oregon Senate walkout turns school budgets into guessing games Oregon Public Broadcasting
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Biden-Harris Administration Announces Funding for 63 Projects in 32 States That Will Help Reduce Train-Vehicle Collisions and Blocked Rail Crossings in the U.S. | US Department of Transportation – Department of Transportation
- Biden-Harris Administration Announces Funding for 63 Projects in 32 States That Will Help Reduce Train-Vehicle Collisions and Blocked Rail Crossings in the U.S. | US Department of Transportation Department of Transportation
- Biden administration gives out $570 million in grants to eliminate railroad crossings across US Fox News
- Olathe’s 119th Street Extension bridge gets major federal funding FOX4 News Kansas City
- 400 railroad crossings will be upgraded or eliminated under new program The Washington Post
- U.S. invests $570 million to fix intersections where trains and cars meet WFAA
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Xbox boss says the Activision deal got blocked over a cloud gaming market that “doesn’t really exist yet” – Yahoo Entertainment
- Xbox boss says the Activision deal got blocked over a cloud gaming market that “doesn’t really exist yet” Yahoo Entertainment
- Activision boss Bobby Kotick: Regulators are ‘greatest threat to innovation’ New York Post
- Boosteroid: There’s No Evidence of Activision Games Joining the Cloud Any Time Soon; CMA Is Slowing Innovation Wccftech
- Phil Spencer Reacts To UK Blocking Microsoft-Activision Deal And Discusses Next Steps GameSpot
- Phil Spencer Calls CMA Decision ‘Disappointing,’ Disputes Cloud Gaming Reasoning IGN
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Cowboys’ Brett Maher has first extra-point vs. 49ers blocked, continuing historic playoff meltdown
Dallas Cowboys kicker Brett Maher had himself an awful game last week against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers,
On each of the Cowboys’ first four touchdowns, Maher missed the extra point. He pushed the first two kicks wide to the right, then pulled the third one wide to the left. On the fourth kick, he hit the outside of the upright. He was the first kicker in NFL history to miss four extra points in a playoff game. (He did convert the extra point on Dallas’ fifth touchdown.)
Despite the poor performance, the Cowboys staunchly supported him throughout the week. Maher had gone 50 of 53 on extra points during the regular season, as well as 29 of 32 on field goals.
“I’m Money Maher’s biggest fan,” Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott said following the team’s win over Tampa. “I talked to him individually after the game, just told him, ‘Hey let that go, we’re going to need it’ I just played like s— a week ago, so that happens. So I mean that happens. Knowing what that guy’s done, with the resiliency he’s shown throughout his career. Personally, no doubt that he’ll comeback and be perfect and help us win.”
Maher also got vocal support from Mike McCarthy and CeeDee Lamb. Nevertheless, during the week leading up to their divisional round game against the San Francisco 49ers, the Cowboys signed kicker Tristan Vizcaino to the practice squad, to give them another option in place of Maher for Sunday night. But Dallas didn’t elevate Vizcaino to the active roster, so Maher will be their kicker.
And apparently, he had a rough go of it during warmups. And not just when it comes to whether or not he was making his kicks. The 49ers apparently did not take kindly to Maher warming up on their side of the field, briefly interrupting his warmup before eventually allowing him to kick again.
Oh, and he did struggle to make the kicks as well. According to The Athletic, Maher missed at least four kicks during the early portion of his warmups, pushing them all to the right.
Things apparently went so badly (he missed two more kicks) that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones walked onto the field during warmups to give Maher a pep talk. To put it kindly, this is highly unusual, although Maher then went on to make his next three attempts.
Things didn’t subside once the game kicked off. After Dalton Schultz hauled in the game’s first touchdown in the second quarter, Maher had his first extra point attempt of the afternoon blocked. Even if the Niners weren’t able to get a hand on that kick, it looked like the attempt was going to go wide left regardless.
That is certainly not the development the Cowboys want during the most important game of their season. Now, it might influence their decision-making when it comes to whether or not to trust Maher in kick-or-go-for-it situations, though, because Cowboys special teams coach John Fassel is a believer in the yips. In fact, according to the Fox broadcast, the Cowboys have twice the number of two-point conversion plays as they did last week — in case Maher continues to struggle.
“I believe in the hot hand, and I believe in the yips, absolutely,” Fassel said, via ESPN. “And you know, you wonder sometimes how you get into the yips, and you wonder sometimes how you get back into the hot hand. I think it’s keep stepping up to the line and shooting that thing. We missed a couple of free throws [Monday] … He had a hot hand. Let’s face it, he only missed [six] kicks all season. The yips happen, so I expect a hot hand coming up.”
So far, Maher hasn’t rediscovered the hot hand just yet.
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Microsoft confirms that Sony has blocked these 4 games from hitting Xbox forever
What you need to know
- Microsoft is wrestling with three major regulators over its attempt to acquire Activision Blizzard.
- As part of the proceedings, Microsoft has revealed that Sony has set up “exclusion” deals for third-party games on PlayStation.
- It seems that Final Fantasy 7 Remake, Final Fantasy 16, and Silent Hill 2 Remake will never hit Xbox, despite the associated publishers’ silence on the matter.
- Microsoft also listed From Software’s Bloodborne as an example of a third-party developed game that has been blocked from non-PlayStation platforms, which could imply that the oft-requested Windows PC port is out of the question too. Sony has been friendlier towards PC in recent years, though, so I’m keeping the hopium close for this one.
The drama over the Activision Blizzard acquisition is heating up, as Microsoft steps up its engagement of regulators.
Yesterday, Microsoft published its response to the United States FTC over its lawsuit, skewering its odd position of wanting to protect the market leader over consumers. Microsoft published a similar response to the UK CMA as well a couple of months ago and seemingly confirmed that what many of us already expected was true.
When Final Fantasy VII Remake was announced, it was revealed as a timed exclusive, complete with a countdown timer as to how long it would remain exclusive to PlayStation. This led many Xbox fans to expect FF7R would eventually hit Microsoft’s console, but alas, it simply hasn’t been the case. It seems Square Enix’s “timed exclusivity” periods pertain only to the PC versions of their games, given that FF7R is now available on Steam for Windows.
In case you missed it (spotted by KoreaXboxNews), Microsoft confirmed as much in its response to the UK regulator, claiming that Sony has set up permanent exclusion deals for games like Bloodborne, Final Fantasy XVI, and the upcoming Silent Hill 2 remake.
“In addition to having outright exclusive content, Sony has also entered into arrangements with third-party publishers which require the “exclusion” of Xbox from the set of platforms these publishers can distribute their games on. Some prominent examples of these agreements include Final Fantasy VII Remake (Square Enix), Bloodborne (From Software), the upcoming Final Fantasy XVI (Square Enix) and the recently announced Silent Hill 2 remastered (Bloober team).”
While there have been some slivers of hope that Final Fantasy 7 Remake and Final Fantasy 16 may eventually hit Xbox, it seems this oft-overlooked passage from October’s CMA filing may put the final nail in the coffin. Silent Hill 2 is launching on PC alongside PS5 with a 12-month exclusivity window, but the language here puts another question mark over whether or not Silent Hill 2 will eventually hit Xbox.
Final Fantasy 7 Remake is an excellent action RPG reimagining of the classic 90s JRPG, with infectious combat mechanics and dozens of hours of nostalgic exploration to partake in. Final Fantasy 16 is also looking rather excellent, too, and Bloober Team’s Silent Hill 2 Remake will be a fascinating project, given the franchise’s legendary status. Xbox may not get any of them, though, which arguably strengthens Microsoft’s case with regard to exclusive content.
Windows Central’s take
Microsoft acknowledged in the same CMA brief that exclusive strategies are not uncommon. Of course, Microsoft has engaged in similar deals in the past, although not so much recently. Games like Ryse and Sunset Overdrive from the Xbox One generation could be compared to Sony’s deal for Bloodborne, for example. Microsoft generally hasn’t entered into third-party deals that fully precluded competing platforms from franchises that previously existed on competitor platforms, though. Rise of the Tomb Raider was a brief timed exclusive for Xbox, and Microsoft was skewered in the wider games press for having dared to take such a deal — something Sony now does with impunity, to the criticism of none.
At the end of the day, Sony is doing the right thing for its customers and shareholders, and Microsoft’s admission that games like Elder Scrolls VI and Starfield will be fully Xbox exclusive mirrors the importance of exclusive content. Regulators wouldn’t (or at least shouldn’t) argue that Netflix or Disney+ need to exchange content with each other for free. It would be great if all content was available on one platform for the sake of convenience, but if there was only one platform that existed, who knows how high prices would end up being set? Competition is what drives prices down, competition is what inspires innovation in new features, higher quality, and new technology.
For me, Sony’s exclusivity deals just represent more evidence that Microsoft should be allowed to pick up Activision Blizzard. And sure, contracts can expire, deals can change over time, but at least for the foreseeable, it seems Xbox is going to be precluded from Final Fantasy and quite possibly Silent Hill 2 for the foreseeable future.
For Microsoft to compete with Nintendo and Sony, it needs more of those big-name franchises under its banner, and for consumers, getting them into Xbox Game Pass is the kind of value that only competition can deliver. Regulators’ odd pandering to the status quo is quite literally harming competition — something they are supposed to foster.