KALYNIVSKE, Ukraine (AP) — When night falls in Tatiana Trofimenko’s village in southern Ukraine, she pours sunflower oil that aid groups gave her into a jar and seals it with a wick-fitted lid. A flick of a match, and the make-do candle is lit. “This is our electricity,” Trofimenko, 68, says. It has been over 11 weeks since Ukrainian forces wrested back her village, Kalynivske, in Kherson province, from Russian occupation. But liberation has not diminished the hardship for residents,… Source link

Google, on January 29, unveiled an interactive game on its homepage today which challenges users to make the perfect cup of bubble tea, as requested by “a crew of familiar Doodle characters.” Also known as boba tea or pearl milk tea, the drink from Taiwan has grown in popularity beyond its country of origin, to even find inroads in the local cafes of Thiruvananthapuram. What is bubble tea Bubble tea is a sweetened tea-based drink made using natural flavours, syrups that are water or cream… Source link

The Google doodle features an animated game that allows the internet user to make a glass of bubble tea. Featuring a cute dog wearing a chef’s hat, the doodle is definitely adorable. New Delhi,UPDATED: Jan 29, 2023 12:32 IST Today’s Google doodle features bubble tea. By Srimoyee Chowdhury: We don’t need to tell you how popular Boba tea (also known as bubble tea) is among youngsters as well as millennials. The unique drink that is sweet and tangy was popularised back in 2020. Since then,… Source link

The Boston Celtics picked up a dramatic win over the Los Angeles Lakers in overtime on Saturday, but it took a blatant no-call at the end of regulation to get there. Let’s just say LeBron James and the Lakers weren’t pleased. In the final seconds of regulation with the score tied 105-105, the Lakers had the ball and a chance to end the game. Predictably, the ball ended up in the hands of James, who drove into the paint and missed a would-be game-winning lay-up. Replay soon showed that James was… Source link

The Boston Celtics picked up a dramatic win over the Los Angeles Lakers in overtime on Saturday, but it took a blatant no-call at the end of regulation to get there. Let’s just say LeBron James and the Lakers weren’t pleased. In the final seconds of regulation with the score tied 105-105, the Lakers had the ball and a chance to end the game. Predictably, the ball ended up in the hands of James, who drove into the paint and missed a would-be game-winning lay-up. Replay soon showed that James was… Source link

After a monster card on Saturday, we only have four games Sunday. We actually get three on the main slate, and it’s clear the NBA doesn’t want to compete with the NFL for viewership. In any case, there are still plenty of DFS contests and it’s a good day to capitalize on some of the smaller prize pools. With that in mind, let’s kick things off with my favorite guard on the slate. Guards Darius Garland, CLE vs. LAC ($38) It would be hard to imagine Donovan Mitchell suiting up here after the fall… Source link

2023 seems to be the year of AI and automation in content creation. Starting with the ChatGPT, which disrupted the world with its human-dialect-like responses, Google’s latest research on an AI-powered music production tool is here, and it’s called MusicLM. Just like ChatGPT, MusicLM can answer your queries, however, only in the form of music. Google MusicLM can instantly create music based on a text-based query in no time. What’s even more interesting is the AI can even read images… Source link

Sunday is about the toughest day for DFS hockey I can recall. Not only are there only two games, but there’s no favorable matchup to target with all four teams in the top-10 in GAA and three in the top-seven. Here are some players to target, and to avoid, for your DFS lineups. GOALIE Ilya Samsonov, TOR vs. WAS ($30): Samsonov is coming off a poor start, but hopefully he’s fully locked in to face his former squad. And he’s still posted a 2.37 GAA and .916 save percentage. The Caps have also… Source link

LeBron James is only a few games from NBA history. (Paul Rutherford-USA TODAY Sports) LeBron James keeps moving forward, even on nights where he ends regulation in open disgust with the officials. James entered Saturday night’s game against the Boston Celtics needing just 158 points to pass Kareem Abdul-Jabbar as the NBA’s all-time scoring leader. He finished the night with 41 points on 15-of-30 shooting (6-of-12 from deep) with nine rebounds and eight assists. James is now only 117 points… Source link