2023-09-17 07:08:00
The Alpine Club hut at Rennfeld, the Kernstock-Stüberl in Leutschach, street names and squares, observation towers, monuments and the museum in Festenburg Castle – they all still bear Ottokar Kernstock’s name to this day. Statistics in the 1970s counted more than 200 such Kernstock monuments. How many there are today is not recorded. Across Austria there are probably still around fifty.
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2023-09-17 07:30:00
During IFA in Berlin, Lenovo unveiled its Legion Go portable console. Responsible for competing with the Steam Deck and Rog Ally, it displays an even more impressive technical sheet, with a QHD screen and a refresh rate of 144 Hz. our handling, we were also able to see the other monster presented by the manufacturer: a Legion 9i gaming PC with an ultra high-end configuration, which constitutes the first laptop incorporating a watercooling integrated !
If other manufacturers already offer watercooling external, like Medion with its Erazer Beast X40 that we tested, Lenovo has indeed integrated its watercooling inside the chassis. Called Coldfront and developed in collaboration with the specialist Cooler Master, the module refreshes the graphics card when it exceeds 84°C.
Enough to maintain performance when the PC heats up too much while gaming or when using graphics software, and potentially limit ventilation noise – even if it would be appropriate to check it in real conditions. To compensate for the weight gain linked to this additional element, Lenovo used carbon chips for the cover, which gives it a rather original appearance.
Apart from that, the technical sheet of the PC is rather unusual with a 16-inch Mini-Led 3.2K screen in 16:10 format, a refresh rate of 165 Hz and an Intel Core i9-13980HX processor, which can go up to an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090 and 64 GB of RAM.
Enough to play in the best conditions, even if you will have to spend a small fortune to get your hands on this computer: its starting price is €5,000 for the RTX 4080 version and €6,000 for the one equipped with an RTX 4090 …
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2023-09-17 07:04:01
The NFL opener already attracted 16 exciting and sometimes dramatic games in front of the screens. Week 2 of the regular season is now on the agenda.
Where are the best NFL bets at the bookmakers? And which NFL Week 2 odds are particularly worthwhile?
Here are seven tips for the Sunday games that are particularly tough on matchday 2.
The fact that the Detroit Lions, who had been on the ground for so long, beat the Super Bowl winners Kansas City Chiefs in Week 1 shows how close things are in NFL betting. On this match day, the Lions will face the Seattle Seahawks at home, who started much weaker and were destroyed at home by the LA Rams.
It can be assumed that the Lions’ tailwind will continue. That’s why we’re betting on the NFL betting odds of 1.90, which bet365 offers including a bonus for a Lions win with a handicap of -4.5.
Bad start is a good keyword for the Cincinnati Bengals, who put the former in trouble once morest the Browns. Now the defensively strong Baltimore Ravens are coming to Cincinnati and should pose further problems for Burrow and Co. At bwin we are betting on a Ravens win with a handicap of +3.5 at the top odds of 1.87.
The Chicago Bears, who lost to the Packers in Week 1, are also active in the Lions’ division. The tough game away is now once morest the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, who started victoriously. We expect this series to continue in Florida and are placing our NFL bet at Oddset at odds of 1.70.
What do Rodgers-less Jets do in NFL betting?
The New York Jets have completely different problems, as QB Aaron Rodgers was seriously injured in the first game for the franchise. Now, of all times, it’s off to Dallas to face the Cowboys, who defeated the Giants 40-0 in Week 1. The New York double shouldn’t be a problem – at Interwetten we’re betting on a Cowboys win -8.5 at odds of 1.85.
And what regarding the Chiefs following their opening defeat? We think that the champions will also strike back in NFL betting on matchday 2 and win their away game at the Jacksonville Jaguars. AdmiralBet has the best odds of 1.54.
The Giants themselves probably have a more rewarding task than the Cowboys in Week 2 of the regular season. The Giants should get along much better with the Arizona Cardinals. Will you win? At bet3000 there is the NFL betting odds of 1.45 for this.
Last but not least, a look at two victorious teams in Week 1. The Atlanta Falcons host the Green Bay Packers. Especially at home, the Falcons like to impress with solid defensive work, while the Packers might have a bit of a hard time offensively. Under 41.5 points at odds of 1.74 at NEObet seems realistic.
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2023-09-17 07:39:54
Jeddah – AlUla International Archeology Summit begins. The three-day long conference will be held at Almarayah Hall in Madain Salih in the northern region of Saudi Arabia. More than 300 delegates, including heads of global organizations and agencies related to antiquities and cultural heritage, as well as government officials, are participating in the conference.
Many scientists and archaeologists from Saudi Arabia and various other countries have arrived. The various sessions will feature diverse dialogues and informative discussions related to the areas of archaeological conservation, development and challenges. Amir Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, CEO of AlUla Royal Commission, welcomed the guests from various countries to the summit. Amt Bin Salih Al Madani welcomed.
Almadani said that through this summit, the Royal Commission is trying to make AlUla an important station for researchers and experts in the fields of archeology, culture and human heritage.
English Summary: The international archeology summit has started in Saudi Arabia
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#international #archeology #summit #started #Saudi #Arabia
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