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Well, it seems that for better or worse, Ubisoft has been listening to fan demand and that a new Splinter Cell game is actually in the works.

Ubisoft has recently filed a trademark for a new Splinter Cell game at Justia Trademarks.

Whatever Ubisoft will deliver here, it will most certainly not be the Splinter Cell that we are acquainted with. »

A man who sexually molested horses at an equestrian center in the Marin Headlands was sentenced to 210 days in jail on Tuesday.

Rangers learned that someone had broken into the building, vandalized it and released about 10 horses, according to the Golden Gate National Recreation Area.

Haakenson sentenced Baker in accordance with the plea agreement, even though the jail time initially struck him as “light.” »

A competition pitting 10 teachers against each other to scramble for dollar bills to fund school supplies in a city in South Dakota has been described as “demeaning” and drawn comparisons with the Netflix hit series Squid Game.

Footage of the competition that went viral on social media showed teachers stuffing the notes down their jumpers and into hats while the audience cheered.

“This just feels demeaning … teachers shouldn’t have to dash for dollars for classroom supplies,” she said. »

Vice President of UF Research David Norton announced the investigation in an email to faculty and staff Friday morning, according to the university.

"UF Research became aware of possible violations of the UF Policy on Research Integrity," Norton wrote in an email, saying the possible violation relates "to the reported destruction of COVID-19 research data at UF.".

Asked if the university was aware of actual destruction of data, the school said the investigation would be looking into that. »