Archaeologists have unearthed a unique stone structure in East Jerusalem, providing evidence of cultic activity and possibly animal sacrifice in the Kingdom of Judah during the First Temple period.

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One of the Final Fantasy series' few recurring settings is the world of Ivalice, where games like Final Fantasy XII, Vagrant Story, and Final Fantasy Tactics take place. Ivalice has many recognizable elements that set it apart from the many other Final Fantasy settings, including its unique rabbit-like Moogles and focus on monster-hunting clans--and a new official board game from Square Enix will soon let players team up as a team of monster-hunting Moogles in the world of Ivalice. Final Fantasy Moogle Bounty Mayhem launches on October 22 for $45 and is available for preorder now. Final Fantasy Moogle Bounty Mayhem $45 | Releases October 22 Final Fantasy Moogle Bounty Mayhem is a board game for up to six players, where each player takes on the role of one of six unique Moogles and embark on 15-minute missions where you battle monsters and even team up with recognizable characters from Final Fantasy XII. The game features original artwork from Ryoma Ito, whose previous works include other games set in Ivalice, including Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, and Final Fantasy Tactics A2. Preorder at Amazon Final Fantasy has spawned several other board game spin-offs over the years, including games based on Final Fantasy's other cute mascot, the Chocobo. Chocobo's Crystal Hunt is designed for three to five players and sees each player compete to gather--and steal--the most crystals. There's also Chocobo's Dungeon: The Board Game, which is based on the Chocobo's Mystery Dungeon video games, and tasks players with guiding Chocobo through a dangerous monster-filled labyrinth that changes each time you play. Both are available at Amazon.Chocobo's Crystal Hunt -- $42.80Chocobo's Dungeon: The Board Game -- $80If you're looking for more Moogle- or Chocobo-themed merchandise, there are several new official plushes and figures launching soon based on both of the adorable creatures, as well as another Final Fantasy monster, the Cactuar.Continue Reading at GameSpot

Netflix has established itself as a powerhouse of original content, boasting a diverse and compelling catalog that caters to every taste and genre. The streaming giant consistently delivers stories that captivate global audiences, from thought-provoking dramas like The Crown and Stranger Things to thrilling action-packed hits like The Night Agent. The Night Agent, in particular, stands out as one of Netflix's finest achievements, blending high-octane action with intricate storytelling and unforgettable characters. From the very first episode, it lays the perfect foundation for the thrilling ride that follows. The series chronicles the journey of an FBI agent named Peter Sutherland (played by Gabriel Basso) who gets to know that there is a mole at the highest levels of the United States government, making things really difficult for the President and other important ministers. However, things turn upside down when he finds out that a lot of lives are in danger, and if he doesn't unravel the conspiracy soon, a lot of people will lose their lives, including former Tech CEO Rose Larkin (Luciane Buchanan).

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Nintendo finally released a first look at the highly-anticipated Nintendo Switch 2 on Thursday. The brief trailer zoomed in on the hardware design (literally) in a sleek animated video and gave us a look at new features of the console like a mysterious C-button and its new snap-in Joy-Con controllers. But unlike the trailer that announced the original Nintendo Switch, this trailer lacked footage of actual humans playing the games and ditched the goofy scenarios showing people using the console. Nintendo released the first trailer for the Nintendo Switch in 2016. The roughly three-and-a-half-minute-long video focused largely on people playing the console in different scenarios in the real world. Although the trailer likely aimed to showcase the flexibility and adaptability of a console with both handheld and TV connectivity capabilities, it ended up showing some pretty goofy and seemingly unlikely scenarios where people could play the Nintendo Switch. At one point two women bust out a Switch at a rooftop party in the fading daylight of early evening to play a game as a crowd of people holding red plastic cups huddles around to watch. In another moment, a person plays a Switch in the park as he walks his dog.Nintendo has shared very little about the Switch 2 and has left experts to speculate on important questions regarding its price point and internal hardware specs. But out of all the important questions that currently linger, Im focused on burning ones like: Would an outdoor rooftop party be a suitable setting for my Switch 2? and Would my dog be OK if I brought my Switch 2 to play along for a walk? Questions like these seem silly, and they are a little bit, but theyre also not. Showing the console being used is a clear way to demonstrate its main features and show how the creators imagine people will use a console. Sure, the idea that someone would play the original Switch in a loud outdoor setting might have seemed silly at the time, but it at least underscored its portability and show how the individual Joy-Con controllers would work when shared. If we saw people play the Switch 2, we could get key insight on lingering ambiguities, like whether or not its Joy-Con will have the functionality of a computer mouse, and just how big the console will be.So while the scenarios seemed a bit off at the time, I was finding myself missing all those weirdos who play Nintendo Switch on the rooftop as I watched the Switch 2s big reveal.

We may earn a commission from links on this page.We all have those money tasks that make our stomachs churn. You know the oneschecking your credit card balance after a spendy month, finally opening that medical bill, or diving into your retirement account settings. Enter "Scary Hour," a trending productivity technique that's helping me transform financial anxiety into actionable progress.What is Scary Hour?The concept is beautifully simple: set aside one hour to tackle tasks you've been avoiding due to anxiety or fear. While the term is trending on TikTok (RIP), it's a fresh spin on established time-blocking techniques. But there's something powerful about naming this dedicated time for facing our fearsit acknowledges that these tasks are indeed scary, and that's okay.My financial Scary Hour approachI started implementing this Scary Hour for my finances after realizing I had a growing pile of "I'll deal with that later" money tasks. Hey, there's nothing like writing about personal finance all day to make you procrastinate your own personal finances. Here's how I structure my financial Scary Hour:I schedule it for Tuesday mornings, when my energy is high and my mind is already in productivity mode from starting the work weekMy phone goes on Do Not DisturbI make my favorite ginger tea (a small reward helps!)I keep a physical notepad handy for action itemsI set a timer for exactly 60 minutesWhat I actually do during Scary HourIn my first session, I tackled the immediate anxiety-inducing tasks:Reviewed all account balancesCategorized last month's "miscellaneous" purchasesCalled about an incorrect charge I'd been avoiding (I had accidentally overpaid my credit card and created a negative balance)Finally calculated my true monthly restaurant spending (ouch!)You can work on your deeper financial planning, too:Reviewing and adjusting investment allocationsComparing insurance quotesReading through employee benefits documentationCreating debt payoff scenariosAnalyzing spending patterns in traditionally "scary" categoriesWhy this productivity hack worksThe beauty of Scary Hour lies in its constraints. Knowing I only have to face these tasks for 60 minutes makes them feel manageable. Plus, the timer creates a sense of urgency that helps overcome analysis paralysisa common obstacle I know I face in all things financial decision-making.Most importantly, this approach creates a dedicated space for financial self-care. Not only do you get to reduce anxiety by making scary tasks routine, but you can actually turn scary tasks into small wins. If you're looking to transform vague money worries into concrete actions, this is the hack for you.Tips for your own financial Scary HourBegin with quick wins like unsubscribing from tempting retail emails, making that one phone call you've been avoiding, checking the balance on a neglected account, or filing away important financial documents. From these bite-sized action items, you can build yourself a little momentum. As you get comfortable, tackle bigger tasks, like creating a new budget, consolidating debt, or maybe even researching estate planning.Make this habit sustainable by keeping a running list of tasks for future scary hours. Celebrate your progress, no matter how small, and be easy on yourself if you miss a week. After all, I find the real magic happens outside of Scary Hour. By regularly facing financial fears in a controlled setting, you'll likely find that money matters become less scary overall. I've noticed myself making quicker financial decisions, feeling more confident in money conversations, and experiencing less anxiety about day-to-day money management.The bottom lineMoney doesn't have to be scary all the time. By dedicating just one hour a week to facing financial fears, you can transform anxiety into action. Remember, the goal isn't to eliminate financial stress completelyit's to build the confidence to handle it effectively.Start your own financial Scary Hour this week. Your future self will thank you for facing those fears, one hour at a time.

Pre-orders are now open for four new PlayStation 5 accessories in a new colorway: Midnight Black. That's better than other types of black because it stays up past bedtime. The collection includes the DualSense Edge wireless controller, the Portal remote player and the Pulse Explore wireless earbuds each going for $200 and the Pulse Elite wireless headset, which is selling for $150. All four are expected to ship February 20.Sony announced the collection earlier this month and the new accessories join the already-available Midnight Black standard Dual Sense controller ($75) and PS5 console cover ($55). Like PlayStation's 30th Anniversary collection, the Midnight Black accessories let you add a bit of personalized flair to your gaming setup, but these are far more sleek and brooding. If previous PlayStation releases are any indicator, there's a chance these new accessories will sell out before everyone gets one, so if Midnight Black feels as sexy to you as the video makes it look, you might want to start adding things to your cart.Pre-order the DualSense Edge wireless controller for $200: Compared to the standard DualSense controller, the Edge model gives you a few more features and options for customization. Buttons below the sticks change button assignments while switches adjust the triggers' pull length. It comes with two sets of rear paddles as well as extra joysticks, all magnetically swappable. A matching case is also included. Also direct from PlayStation.Pre-order the Portal remote player for $200: The Portal remote player got a lukewarm assessment from us back in 2023, but we started to come around once Sony started cloud gaming. The gateway has an 8-inch LCD screen (1080p at 60fps), haptic feedback and connects to your PS5 over Wi-Fi.Pre-order the Pulse Explore wireless earbuds for $200: The earbuds connect both via Bluetooth and Sony's own PlayStation Link tech, that promises ultra-low latency connection to a PS5, PC, Mac and the Portal remote player. AI-powered noise rejection technology will make sure your banter is heard clearly. A Midnight Black charging case is included. Also direct from PlayStation.Pre-order the Pulse Elite wireless headset $150: The Elite headset comes with a headset charging stand so you can show off your new accessory properly, while making sure it's ready for next time (and yes, the stand is the same late-night hue). These have the same dual-connection tech and AI-powered noise cancellation as the earbuds. Also direct from PlayStation.Most of the accessories are limited to one per customer from Sony's site.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/gaming/playstation/heres-how-to-pre-order-the-ps5-midnight-black-accessories-012150262.html?src=rss

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An Apple spokesperson told CNBC that Apple was working on improvements to the software that are coming in a future update.