Locus of Wailing Grief is the second boss in Destiny 2 Warlord’s Ruin and it takes the mechanics in the first boss encounter and expands upon them. I’ll guide you through how to beat Locus of Wailing Grief and include my pro tips. How to beat Locus of Wailing Grief in Destiny 2 Warlord’s Ruin Locus of Wailing Grief is a tough boss because it’s the only encounter with the Biting Cold debuff that will kill you when it reaches 10 stacks. After‚ I don’t recommend using Well of Radiance (use this absolutely cracked PvE Solar Warlock build instead) on this boss because you’ll need to move several times during the DPS phase. Here’s the loop for defeating Locus of Wailing Grief: destroy the six Blighted Eyes‚ defeat a yellow bar mini-boss on the left or right side of the stage‚ destroy one or two Taken Totems while avoiding Biting Cold‚ wait for Imminent Wish to end and get one or two Solar Charges‚ dunk the Solar Charges into one...

I’m not sure if this is funny or interesting that Battlefield 1 which came out in 2016 is still facing some issues. While the game was hailed as one of the better entries in the long series‚ it’s not immune to problems. One of which is called Error Code 1‚ and we’ll show you how to fix it in Battlefield 1. Battlefield 1: How to fix “ Error Code 1 an Unknown Error has Occurred” Before the debacle that was Battlefield 2042‚ the World War One shooter launched the series higher than Call of Duty’s Infinite Warfare. However‚ even with its amazing legacy‚ problems have been coming. With the same breath‚ it’s still surprising that people still play Battlefield 1‚ and I am very glad about that.  Related: Does Battlefield 5 have a campaign? I have been hit with the “Error Code 1 an Unknown Error has Occurred” in Battlefield 1 before and is quite a pain to fix. Mainly because I can’t find a reason to help my troubleshooting go smoot...

Hefnd’s Vengence is the name of the last boss in Destiny 2 Warlord’s Ruin. This boss has some repeat mechanics mixed with a few new ones that make it challenging. How to beat Hefnd’s Vengence in Destiny 2 Warlord’s Ruin The hardest mechanic me and my Fireteam faced in the Hefnd’s Vengence encounter was the Hex of Corruption debuff. Like Biting Cold with the Locus of Wailing Grief boss‚ Hex of Corruption will immediately wipe your entire team if you don’t know how to take it off. I’ll help you with that as well as give advice and coaching through the rest of the encounter. Related: How to get Buried Bloodline Exotic Sidearm in Destiny 2 First‚ let’s discuss the Hefnd’s Vengence loop: defeat the six Blighted Eyes‚ defeat a yellow bar enemy‚ destroy a Taken Totem while dealing with Hex of Corruption‚ wait for Imminent Wish to reach zero and deal damage to or beyond the first health box‚ and repeat...

Before writing this guide little did I know that the Modern Warfare 3 community does not like this gun..at all. I’ve had a different experience with the Sidewinder‚ it’s becoming one of my favorite battle rifles to use. This boils down to the loadout I have for it. To learn how to make the Sidewinder good‚ I got what I think is the best loadout of it in Modern Warfare 3 (MW3). Modern Warfare 3 (MW3): Best Sidewinder loadout I for one can’t understand most of the issue with the Sidewinder. The only problem I’ve come up with is the recoil which can be unforvging. While using this battle rifle‚ I normally fight in run and gun style‚ and this build somewhat reflects that.  Related: How to unlock the XRK Stalker in Modern Warfare 3 Season 1 Sidewinder Attachments Muzzle: Casus Brake L Underbarrel: Bruen Pivot Vertical Grip Optic: Corio Enforcer Optic Stock: Warforged Precision Stock Barrel: Predator Precision Barrel  The bi...

Nicaragua has been in a state of turmoil since 2018. The leadership and actions of President Daniel Ortega’s regime have created an eruption of violence‚ civil unrest‚ and mass protests against the government. Defenders of human rights across the globe have strongly condemned the repressive actions of the regime. Amid this human rights crisis‚ the Ortega government has adopted an explicitly anti-Catholic narrative and initiated a systematic persecution of the Catholic Church—persecution that has taken different forms over the past five years. Perceiving the church and the general faithful as an obstacle to the consolidation of their repressive power‚ those in the government have orchestrated attacks against religious leaders‚ religious orders‚ and places of worship as well as Catholic institutions and universities‚ nonprofit organizations‚ and Catholic media.   Bishop Rolando Álvarez is perhaps the most well-known victim of this open and enduring persecution. As bishop of Matagalpa‚ he considered it his duty‚ in line with his religious vocation‚ to preach about the inviolable human dignity that each person possesses as a creature of God as well as to denounce the violations committed by the regime against God-given freedoms. Serving in this most basic function as a leader to his flock‚ the bishop was quick to attract negative attention‚ which has culminated in full-blown persecution by the Ortega regime.   Despite being harassed and threatened several times by the government for his preaching‚ Álvarez continued to speak from the pulpit‚ adhering to his message of faith and justice. His persecution formally commenced on Aug. 4‚ 2022‚ when police agents prevented him from leaving his residence‚ the Episcopal Curia of Matagalpa‚ to celebrate Mass at a nearby cathedral. With the bishop were other members of the Catholic Church—lay people‚ seminarians‚ and priests. While some of the lay people were allowed to leave the curia‚ the bishop‚ seminarians‚ priests‚ and a cameraman were forced to remain there for 15 days.  During the early morning hours of Aug. 19‚ 2022‚ the police forcibly entered the curia to arrest the bishop and seven other members of the Catholic Church. Álvarez was transferred to Managua‚ to his family residence‚ and placed under “house arrest” by the police.  With the ultimate aim of silencing Alvarez‚ the Ortega government violated his right to due process by illegally detaining him‚ sentencing him to prison without a public trial or allowing him to be present at the trial‚ and denying any transparency in the criminal proceedings against him. He has been convicted of “undermining national integrity” and “propagation of false news through information and communication technologies” and sentenced to 26 years in prison.  In a sham criminal process‚ the government prevented him from appointing his legal defense until late in the proceedings. Once he was able to appoint his lawyer‚ she was not allowed access to the case file and the government accusations. To this day‚ the specific facts and charges brought against the bishop have not been confirmed—but it is likely that charges were in part based on certain lines of his homilies (sermons) preached in the liturgy of the holy Mass or other religious rites.   In the middle of his court proceedings‚ on Feb. 9‚ 2023‚ Álvarez was taken out of prison and transferred to the airport to be expelled from the country. The bishop was isolated from 222 political prisoners who were also going to be expelled from Nicaragua to the United States. Nicaraguan authorities did not inform him as to why he was being placed on a plane or where he would be going.   He refused to board the plane‚ and the next day‚ was convicted in court. The court has since refused an appeal following the sham trial‚ leaving Álvarez with no effective opportunity for legal recourse in Nicaragua. The bishop now has been held in prison for 9 months‚ deprived of contact with legal representation.  The Nicaraguan government’s actions against Álvarez and other members and institutions of the Catholic Church are in clear violation of Nicaragua’s international human rights obligations‚ including the right to religious freedom and the freedom to disseminate one’s religion or beliefs.   This week‚ the United States Congress held a hearing to consider issuing an urgent appeal to the Nicaraguan government to release Álvarez. The hearing included the testimony of exiled Nicaraguan church members demanding the bishop’s freedom. It is time that leaders from the U.S.‚ and all who value fundamental freedoms‚ strongly condemn the Nicaraguan government’s actions and demand that it restores the basic human rights of its people‚ including Álvarez.   Religious freedom is a human right worthy of the highest protection. No one should be punished or imprisoned for peacefully living out his or her faith in a climate of repression. It’s time for all who are able to step in and call for an end to this undeserved and unjustified persecution.   Editor’s note: Kristina Hjelkrem serves as legal counsel for Latin America with ADF International‚ which has petitioned the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights on the case of Nicaraguan Bishop Rolando Álvarez. The Daily Signal publishes a variety of perspectives. Nothing written here is to be construed as representing the views of The Heritage Foundation.  Have an opinion about this article? 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The architect of the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel sent a threat to the Jewish state this week‚ claiming the massacre “was just a rehearsal.”  Yahya Sinwar made the threat in his first public statement since the terrorist attack‚ Israeli media network Arutz Sheva reported.  “The leaders of the occupation should know‚” Sinwar said‚ referring to Israeli leaders. The attack was the deadliest day for the Jewish people since the Holocaust. Hamas murdered 1‚200 people and took 240 as hostages‚ including children‚ women‚ and the elderly. Sinwar’s threat came during a temporary cease-fire between Israel and Hamas to allow for the release of dozens of women and children being held hostage in Gaza by Hamas in return for Palestinian criminals held in Israeli prisons. Some of the Israeli hostages who were released said Sinwar went to see them when they were in captivity. He reportedly spoke fluent Hebrew with the hostages. “Sinwar was with us three or four days after we arrived‚” Yocheved Lifshitz‚ a former hostage‚ told the Davar news outlet. “I asked him how he was not ashamed to do such a thing to people who‚ for all these years‚ supported peace. He didn’t answer. He was silent.” Sinwar’s threats track with top Hamas official Ghazi Hamad‚ who said in an interview last month on Lebanese news channel LBC TV‚ “We must teach Israel a lesson‚ and we will do this again and again.” Less than a year ago‚ Sinwar threatened Israel in front of cheering crowds in Gaza.  “We will come to you‚ God willing‚ in a roaring flood. We will come to you with endless rockets‚ we will come to you in a limitless flood of soldiers‚ we will come to you with millions of our people‚ like the repeating tide‚” Sinwar said on Dec. 14 last year‚ according to Reuters.  Many of the Hamas leaders are hiding in different areas across the Middle East‚ including Qatar‚ Lebanon‚ and Turkey‚ according to media reports. However‚ Sinwar is reportedly in bunkers under Gaza‚ according to Reuters. Sinwar was arrested in 1988 and spent 23 years in Israeli jails for attempted murder and sabotage. “He’s 1‚000% committed and 1‚000% violent. A very‚ very hard man‚” said a former Israeli interrogator who worked in the same jail where Sinwar was held. Have an opinion about this article? To sound off‚ please email letters@DailySignal.com and we’ll consider publishing your edited remarks in our regular “We Hear You” feature. Remember to include the URL or headline of the article plus your name and town and/or state. The post Hamas Leader Threatens Israel: Oct. 7 ‘Was Just a Rehearsal’ appeared first on The Daily Signal.

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A 20-year-old Texas woman went missing just before Thanksgiving‚ and sadly‚ her body was found in a creek on Tuesday. Police had zeroed in on a possible suspect‚ but the 45-year-old man killed himself when law enforcement officers attempted to interview him. Amanda Stevenson vanished‚ and her family reported her missing on Nov. 21. She had last been seen two days earlier. Family members and police searched for the missing 20-year-old woman‚ but she was nowhere to be found. During the investigation‚ police started focusing on a potential suspect – 45-year-old Kevin Bennetsen. Police said the married man with children was a rideshare driver and a "known associate" of Stevenson. Bennetsen was reportedly a substitute teacher in the Victoria school district as recently as 2022. Police reportedly interviewed Bennetsen at his home. In an attempt to interview him a second time a day after Stevenson was reported missing‚ officers purportedly pulled over Bennetsen while he was driving. However‚ the suspect pulled out a gun and shot himself to death during the traffic stop‚ according to the Victoria Police Department. Detectives began searching areas that Bennetsen was known to frequent. "Over twenty members of the department have searched a piece of property near the city of Yoakum with scent-sensitive dogs and drones several times with both consent from the cooperating spouse of the now-deceased associate and an additional search via a search warrant‚" the Victoria Police Department said in the statement.The police added‚ "The public should avoid speculating what may have happened‚ creating a false narrative." Bennetsen’s death is being investigated by Texas Rangers.Around 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday‚ the Victoria County Sheriff’s Office received a report about human remains discovered in a creek near a bridge by Patriot Park in Victoria‚ the Victoria Advocate reported. Victoria County Sheriff Justin Marr later confirmed that it was Stevenson's dead body in the creek. Stevenson was located roughly 16 miles from where she was last seen. Police also found her cell phone‚ but it was locked. Police did not reveal a cause of death. An autopsy will be conducted by the Travis County Medical Examiner’s Office.Stevenson was 19 years old when she was reported missing and turned 20 on Nov. 24. Police urge anyone with information about Stevenson's death to contact Victoria Crime Stoppers at 361-572-4200. Body of missing woman found after ride-share driver's suicide | Banfield www.youtube.com Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors‚ sign up for our newsletters‚ and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!