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Are these Netflix titles really worth the hype?

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[New post] US January 2021 NPD: Nintendo Switch best-selling platform for units sold and PS5 highest in dollar sales

Sickr posted: " The latest video game software and hardware charts are now in from the United States for the month of January 2021 via sales tracking team the NPD Group. The Nintendo Switch proved to be the best-selling hardware platform in units sold for the month " Respond to this post by replying above this line New post on My Nintendo News US January 2021 NPD: Nintendo Switch best-selling platform for units sold and PS5 highest in dollar sales by Sickr The latest video game software and hardware charts are now in from the United States for the month of January 2021 via sales tracking team the NPD Group. The Nintendo Switch proved to be the best-selling hardware platform in units sold for the month of January and the PlayStation 5 was the best-selling hardware platform in dollars sold. Overall video game hardware […] Read more of this post This post is ad-supported ​ Sickr | February 12, 2021 at 5:34 pm | Tags: npd, ps5, Switch, usa, video games | Categories: playstation, Switch, xbox | URL: https://wp.me/pLMz-1aXn Comment    See all comments Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from My Nintendo News. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://mynintendonews.com/2021/02/12/us-january-2021-npd-nintendo-switch-best-selling-platform-for-units-sold-and-ps5-highest-in-dollar-sales/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com

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How to survive your love-hate relationship with Zoom

INC. THIS MORNING How to survive your love-hate relationship with Zoom Good morning, "I'm here live. I'm not a cat." It was the Zoom mishap the Internet had been waiting for. A Texas lawyer, temporarily befuddled by a filter he was unable to remove, showed up on screen for his court hearing as an adorable talking kitten. And the masses, grappling with their own love-hate relationship with Zoom calls after a year of working from home, couldn't get enough of it. Even the judge on the case tweeted about it. In the Before Times, video calls for many American workers were a novelty. A rare occurrence you might encounter if, say, cross-country teams couldn't get together for a presentation. Little thought was given to backgrounds or lighting, and certainly not whether your whole set-up might become the subject of critique online. Nearly a year into the world's embrace of remote work--more than 40 percent of Americans are working from home--and, oh, how times have changed. Zooms are here, and they’re probably here to stay post-Covid, even if we wind up using them less frequently than we do now. So if you haven't yet made peace with the reality of video calls in your work life, it's time. Read our story to learn the best advice we’ve collected over the past year about making Zoom calls less stressful, more effective, and--crucially--less omnipresent in remote work. Inc.’s Best Workplaces. Apply today! Inc. Best Workplaces awards the company cultures that thrive in the face of adversity. Cultures that in response to a pandemic redefine the workplace and continue to enrich it. Cultures that foster employee growth and advancement at all levels. Apply today to be recognized as a place where people love to work, one that sets the standard for excellence in company culture. (Extended) Deadline to Apply: February 12, 2021 Apply Now. HERE'S WHAT ELSE I'M READING TODAY: No millionaire role model? No problem. This founder got all the inspiration he needed from the owner of a junk-hauling business--his older brother. --Inc. According to a new report, pay transparency may be the key to keeping your employees in 2021. --Inc. Bumble went public on Thursday, and its stock soared immediately upon its market debut. --CNBC Instagram and Facebook have repeatedly denied ads placed by small businesses that make stylish clothing for people with disabilities. --New York Times Here’s how to decide if your company should stay remote, return to the office, or do something in between. --Inc. ONE MORE THING: Research says people’s responses to the Covid-19 pandemic can be represented by 16 different archetypes. Which one are you? --Inc. --Cameron Albert-Deitch Reporter, Inc. How are we doing? Send me ideas and feedback at calbertdeitch@inc.com, and sign up for daily text messages from me. Become an Inc. Unlimited subscriber. Click here to forward to a friend. This email was sent by: Mansueto Ventures 7 World Trade Center, 29th Floor New York, NY, 10007, Unsubscribe • Update Profile • View in Browser • Privacy Policy

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The Report: The Courage of Their Conviction

February 12, 2021 View in Browser The Report Measuring government performance

The Courage of Their Conviction By making a bipartisan appeal, Democrats were saying: It's OK. Voting to convict Trump doesn't make you a bad Republican. It makes you a responsible American. The Slo-Mo Jobs Recovery The economy's output will likely reach pre-pandemic levels by mid-year but the millions of jobs lost will take much longer to recoup. Refugee Agencies Determined to Rebuild Resettlement agencies, crippled by Trump's policies, say they're determined to rebuild as President Joe Biden promises to increase refugee admissions. Virus Cases Drop But Worry Remains High The U.S. on Monday saw only its second day this year with new reported infections below 100,000. Preaching the Vaccine Gospel Black clergy members are countering mistrust and conspiracy theories to help curb the impact of COVID-19 on the people they serve. Southerners Less Willing to Get Vaccine More than a third of respondents in states such as Louisiana, Mississippi and Idaho said they are not likely to get vaccinated when they are able, according to Census Bureau data. The Photos You Should See U.S. News photo editors curate this month's most compelling images from at home and abroad.

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