How to use Alexa as an intercom – CNET

Amazon’s Alexa speakers can let you drop in on family members or broadcast to the family that dinner is ready. Here’s how.
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The complete list of Google Home commands so far – CNET

The Google Home might not have the Echo’s “skills,” but there’s still plenty it can do.
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WhatsApp now lets you play Facebook and Instagram videos within the app

WhatsApp has added support for playing Instagram and Facebook videos within the app. Now when contacts send you Facebook and Instagram videos, you can watch them inside WhatsApp without having to exit your conversation thread and go into other apps. The app already allowed users to play YouTube videos within the conversation.

The new functionality is part of the latest iOS update WhatsApp released today, which also adds the ability to add and revoke admin privileges from other users in a group chat, and gives admins the power to edit the subject, description, and icon of a chat already underway.

The new feature is currently rolling out on iOS to some users, but it hasn’t come to Android yet.

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World Snooker Championship final: Mark Williams v John Higgins – live!

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What a clearance that was! John Higgins has stanes the size of Stenhoosemuir.

He’s not perfect on the blue, but stuns it in and comes off the cushion perfectly…

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Jets new uniform rumors come at perfect time for suffering fan base

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Take the Jets new uniform rumors and inject them straight into this New York football fan’s veins.

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Indian special aircraft is at Janakpur

Indian air force has arrived in Janakpur while only few days is left for Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visit to Janakpur. Janakpur Airport said that the special aircraft of the Indian Army has landed at the Janakpur airport at around 1 am on Monday. The Indian security officials have arrived in Janakpur for information about Modi’s security situation. The aircraft is kept at the airport at Janakpur. Security officials, including security personnel, who took positions in security of Modi, said that Air Force Air Force aircraft from Delhi directly came from Janakpur, officials of Janakpur. Modi for coming for two-day visit to Nepal is coming from Janakpur on helicopter on Friday 28th. According to District Police Office Dhanusha, the security surveillance was increased in Janakpur with the security of PM Modi. Security checks have been increased in different places of Janakpur and check-check has been increased at highway. With a visit to Modi, Janakpur has been instantly categorized.

Oli and Modi will worship together at the Janaki temple

Prime Minister KP Sharma Oli and Prime Minister Narendra Modi will be worshiping together in the Janki temple next Friday. Prime Minister Oli will return to Kathmandu after being worshiped. After the Indian Prime Minister Modi Janakpur came to the Prime Minister, the land system of State 2, Agriculture and Cooperative Minister, Shailendra Prasad Sah, informed that the Prime Minister of both the countries, together with the program of worshiping at Janki Temple in the United States. According to the courage, when Prime Minister Modi’s defense minister Ishwor Pokhrel welcomed the program to enter Janakpur. Sah said that there is a joint venture program in the temple as soon as the Minister Pokhrel welcomed. Prime Minister will come to Janakpur on October 3. He will not join the Indian Citizenship Program in the Indian Premier League. “Our Prime Minister will not live in the forum”, said Minister Sah. “He will go to Kathmandu by worshiping the temple.” The Indian Prime Minister Modi will come to the temple built on the Bibgha Ground with the puja and the temple. In this forum there will be two speakers except Modi. The Chief Minister of the state has decided that the closure of the program and head of the Janakpur sub-municipality of the welcoming event has been decided. ‘They will also keep a short term’, Sah said, the time will be given to Modi to speak with the ‘welcome reception’. And, then, Chief Minister Lalabu Raut will end the meeting.

After checking the general on the sixth line

An arrangement for 6 lines of arrangements will be made for the people of Nepal when the Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrives in Janakpur on 28th. The first line will be made in front of the platform, where only those coming along with Modi will live. Nepal’s central ministers and MPs will remain in the second level. State Minister and State Ministers will be arranged for the third level. Agriculture Minister Sah said, ‘Special employees in the fourth line, in the fifth line, the head of municipal / village elders and sixth lines will be able to live in public.’ After discussing the Gate pass of the people in the Twelve, Shilan Prasad Sah, Minister for Land Management, Agriculture and Cooperatives will be given permission to enter the Gatapas without registration. In the meeting held on Monday in Janakpur, Minister Sah, the coordinator of the civil society committee, has informed. He said, “The person who has got rid of the passage is also wrong. However, he said that the security personnel will be checking. “There may be a check-up for security,” he said, ‘besides this there is no need for any passage.’ He said that the local government leaders, who have been playing role in bringing the people to the public, said that arrangements were made to them. “Initially, there was no discussion on the line of line for them,” he said, “now they have agreed to set up a line for them too.” The representative, the Rajya Sabha member and the Minister will be able to enter directly on the basis of the identity card, said that the councils / municipal heads should be brought near. He also said that the discussion was going on for the journalists.

Janakpur-Ayodhya bus to be operated

Janakpur-Ayodhya bus operation will also be conducted with Modi’s Janakpur tour. The program has been scheduled to come back from Biodhya and return from Janakpur on Baisakh 28. Janakki’s marriage has been history with Rama’s son Ram of Ayodhya, informed that the courage will be operated from Janakpur to Ayodhya, Secretary’s Health Secretary Upendra Sah said.

Ronaldo ankle injury “a small thing” says Zidane

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Real Madrid’s Cristiano Ronaldo goes down after sustaining an injury. Photo: Reuters

BARCELONA: Real Madrid coach Zinedine Zidane said he was not too concerned with Cristiano Ronaldo’s ankle injury after the Portuguese striker was unable to continue in the second half of his side’s 2-2 draw at arch rivals Barcelona on Sunday.

Ronaldo’s ankle was trod on by Gerard Pique as he scored Madrid’s first equaliser in the 15th minute and he looked in discomfort but continued for the rest of the half and was replaced by Marco Asensio at the start of the second period.

Madrid play the Champions League final against Liverpool on May 26 but Zidane said he did not think Ronaldo was in danger of missing the showpiece in Kiev.

“He’s not great right now but I think it’s going to be a small thing, it was only a bad movement,” Zidane told a news conference.

“I can’t say how long he’ll be out for, tomorrow he’ll have a scan, but I think it’ll be a small thing for him. We’re not worried about the final, we’re all going to be there.”

 

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Opener Rahul wants to score big and not just fast

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India’s Lokesh Rahul plays a shot. Photo: Reuters

MUMBAI: India opener Lokesh Rahul has often faced criticism for failing to convert solid scores into big totals and the 26-year-old is no longer happy to just provide his Kings XI Punjab franchise with explosive starts in the Indian Premier League (IPL).

In the early part of his test career, the stylish right-handed batsman scored four hundreds with just one half-century but since his 199 against England at the end of 2016, Rahul has scored nine more fifties without adding another ton.

The opener has provided Punjab with plenty of early quick runs but showed immense maturity on Sunday to remain unbeaten on 84 from 54 deliveries to lead his side to a six-wicket victory over the Rajasthan Royals.

“I want to get as many runs as I can in the powerplay,” Rahul told the IPL website https://www.iplt20.com. “(However,) I think I haven’t converted those starts into big runs for the team; as an opening batsman that’s what is crucial.

“If you get off to a good start, even if you get the run-rate down a bit in the middle overs, if you are set till the end you can do the most damage.”

During Sunday’s innings, Rahul scored 18 off 15 balls during the powerplay and then 48 off 43 before he shifted gears effortlessly to lead Punjab to a win after two straight losses.

Rahul took 44 balls to get to his fifty — the slowest in his IPL career — but it ended up being his highest score in the Twenty20 tournament.

The win took Punjab to third in the table on six wins from nine matches and firmly in position for one of the four playoff spots.

“Those were the things I was thinking about sitting back at home,” Rahul said, referring to the break he had between Punjab’s seventh and eighth fixtures.

“I wanted to come here with a fresher approach and try to win as many games as I can. (I wanted to) try to bat deep in the innings and that was the plan and I am very happy that it paid off today.”

 

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Premiership 2017-18: team-by-team review of the rugby union season

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Cool-headed Exeter shone without setting hearts racing, as Saracens and Wasps slipped while injuries dominated

Final league position: 1st

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