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BROOKLYN CENTER, Minn. — Police clashed with protesters for a second night in the Minneapolis suburb where an officer who authorities say apparently intended to fire a Taser, not a handgun, fatally shot a Black man during a traffic stop. Brooklyn Center Police Chief Tim Gannon described Sunday’s shooting death of 20-year-old Daunte Wright as “an accidental discharge.” The shooting sparked protests and unrest in an area already on edge because of the trial of the first of four police officers charged in George Floyd’s death. Hundreds of protesters faced off against police in Brooklyn Center after nightfall Monday, and hours after a dusk-to-dawn curfew was announced by the governor. When the protesters wouldn’t disperse, police began firing gas canisters and flash-bang grenades, sending clouds wafting over the crowd and chasing some protesters away. A long line of police in riot gear, rhythmically pushing their clubs in front of them, began slowly forcing back the remaining crowds. … [Read more...] about Daunte Wright shooting: Protesters face off against police in Minnesota after chief says officer meant to use Taser, not gun

It should debut next year. The next-gen Ford Ranger is deep into development. This video catches four camouflaged examples on the road, including a rare glimpse at the SuperCab variant. The clip captures the Rangers driving down a suburban street. They're under heavy camouflage that includes covering over the door handles. Two of them have an extra panel behind the rear window that extends the appearance of the pickup's cab. Gallery: 2023 Ford Ranger Spy Photos 12 Photos The Aussie version of the Ranger looks identical to the examples testing in the United States. Under the cover, it appears the truck has a chiseled design. There are vertically oriented headlights and matching taillamps. Inside, the Ranger allegedly adopts Ford’s SYNC4 infotainment system with a 12.8-inch vertical display . The driver gets a  10.25-inch screen for the digital instrument … [Read more...] about Next-Gen Ford Ranger Spied Testing In SuperCab And SuperCrew Bodies

1 TRY: Burpees or jump squats at home Heading into yet another week of telecommuting? That is no excuse for not getting a quick workout in. Start the work week right with exercises you can do within the confines of your home, such as body-weight exercises like burpees and jump squats. You can even grab common household objects to use as workout props. No weights? Use water bottles. Want to do dips and step-ups? Use a sturdy chair. Info: For ideas on everything from a quick workout to a full-on sweat session, go here . 2 DO: Accompany an elderly family member to the supermarket The dedicated priority shopping hour for the elderly and vulnerable kicks off in supermarkets today. As some may need assistance, why not accompany a family member from the Pioneer Generation to grocery shopping? The priority shopping hour is also open to pregnant women and people with disabilities. At FairPrice's 24-hour stores, head down between 7 and 8am on Mondays. At Cold … [Read more...] about Fighting the Covid-19 blues: 3 things to do today

In the global race for a coronavirus vaccine, one group leaped ahead early. The team from Oxford University and British-Swedish biotech firm AstraZeneca first began injecting doses of their vaccine, now named Vaxzevria, into patients in April 2020. The vaccine, which uses a reprogrammed chimpanzee virus, has been shown in large clinical trials to be safe and effective at preventing serious illness and death. It's now approved for use or emergency use in almost 100 countries and forms the backbone of the World Health Organization's COVAX initiative , which aims to provide equitable access to vaccines across the globe, opening up vaccine rollouts in dozens of low-income countries. But it's suffered a number of setbacks. Miscommunications with the US Food and Drug Administration and dosing mistakes in clinical trials have eroded confidence in the shot, particularly in the US, where it's yet to be approved for use. Its latest setback may be the biggest of them all. A spate of … [Read more...] about How some COVID vaccines may cause blood clots — and what scientists are doing about it

Home Health Wellness Wellness oi-Praveen By Praveen Kumar | Published: Wednesday, April 19, 2017, 10:30 [IST] Most of us have the habit of covering the toilet seat's edge with a roll of toilet paper. Why do we do it? For protection. We think that that paper acts like a layer of protection and prevents all the bacteria and microorganisms from coming into contact with the skin. But wait! Experts claim that this practice increases the chances of getting exposed to the bacteria and germs! Also Read: Why You Must Squat To Defecate? Does it mean you don't have to cover the toilet seat with toilet paper? Yes, say experts. Now, let us discuss why. Fact #1 We generally assume that toilets are full of germs. That's actually true. But what most of us don't know is the fact that toilet seats are designed in such a way to keep away the germs. Observe the smooth surface of the toilet seat and the curvy-round edges. They … [Read more...] about Never Put Toilet Paper On The Toilet Seat! Read This!