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A LinkedIn post by an Oklahoma‑based immigration lawyer about forgetting his wife's birthday has gone viral—but not in the way he expected.

Welcome back to another weekend with the LinkedIn Games. The puzzles for Saturday are here, and we have some pretty fun and tough ones today. While we still have some simple ones, most of them have definitely leveled up. Check out our LinkedIn Games answers if you need help. You’re very welcome to check out these puzzles and join us in doing them here. If it’s your first time today, you’ll get a tutorial puzzle for each game and not the daily puzzle. You can join us from tomorrow if that’s the case. That said, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for May 2, 2026. If you’d like to try our web games, visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Patches Solution for May 2, 2026 (#46) The daily Patches | Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire Patches is the newest game in the LinkedIn Games lineup, Here’s the solution for today: Red: Make a vertical line in the entirety of Column 1. Green: Make a horizontal line in the remaining spaces of Row 1. Blue 1: Make a horizontal line with five spaces in Row 2. Yellow: Make a horizontal rectangle with ten spaces in Rows 3 and 4. Blue 2: Make a horizontal

Posted By: Larry Felton Johnson May 2, 2026 By Mark Woolsey Horticultural experts say with a welcome and at least temporary reprieve from the drought underway, they have their fingers crossed. This week could see rainfall to the tune of an inch, especially in some areas south of Atlanta. That’s after roughly a third of an inch of rain fell across Metro Atlanta the first half of the week. Cobb County UGA cooperative extension  agent Rob Trawick indicates that while landscaping, forage and rural crops have all suffered, he ‘s most dismayed by how the county’s trees are faring. “Every little bit helps,” he says.” and it’s fantastic news temperatures are not as high as they have been,” reducing evaporation of what little moisture has managed to hang on. Trawick says more and more, mature trees that have been established for 15,20, 25 years are dying. “In good times, trees use sunlight to manufacture carbohydrates that are stored in the root system,” he says.  Then when dry weather hits, trees draw on those carbohydrates. He says if conditions deteriorate sufficiently, trees also quit the photosynthesis process so that they’re drawing on stored reserves but not producing new  “food.” And that can very

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Snapchat is pushing deeper into conversational AI with a new ad format that lets users chat directly with brands. Instead of static placements, ads are becoming interactive experiences inside the chat feed, where users already spend most of their time. This article explores Snapchat’s new AI Sponsored Snaps, what they change about user engagement, and why conversational advertising is quickly becoming a serious consideration for performance and brand marketers alike. Table of contents Jump to each section: What are AI Sponsored Snaps and what did Snapchat announce Why Snapchat is betting on conversational advertising How AI Sponsored Snaps work for brands and users What marketers should know about AI-powered chat ads AI marketing: the complete guide for marketers How marketers use AI to automate campaigns, personalize customer experiences, and optimize performance. ContentGrip Patrecia Meliana Snapchat has introduced AI Sponsored Snaps, a new ad format that allows users to interact directly with brand AI agents inside the app’s Chat tab. Previously, Sponsored Snaps were static placements. Now, users can ask questions, get recommendations, and engage in real-time conversations with brands. The move builds on Snapchat’s existing ad performance. Sponsored Snaps already drive 22 percent more conversions and nearly 20 percent lower

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This next-generation plane is made to go faster than sound without producing a full sonic boom By Jackie Flynn Mogensen edited by Claire Cameron Join Our Community of Science Lovers! NASA wants to make supersonic travel quieter. On Thursday the agency released new footage of its X-59 jet, a still-in-development plane that is designed to break the sound barrier over land—but with a sonic “thud” rather than a boom. Faster air travel speeds mean shorter flights. But when an aircraft travels more rapidly than the speed of sound, it creates shock waves, generating a sonic boom. Those sonic booms can be a nuisance for people living nearby and can even cause damage to homes and startle animals. The X-59 jet is NASA’s answer to that problem. Featuring a needlelike tip, it’s designed to travel at more than 1,000 miles per hour—about twice as fast as a commercial jet—while limiting the noise of the boom. NASA expects its sonic “thump” to be as loud as “distant thunder” or the thud of a car door closing down the block. On supporting science journalism If you're enjoying this article, consider supporting our award-winning journalism by subscribing. By purchasing a subscription you are helping

Hello Subnauts, We’re excited to announce that on May 9, 2026, we're hosting a Subnautica 2 Pre-Launch Showcase! From the debut of our new gameplay trailer, to conversations and demos with the development team, we'll have plenty to get you hyped for Subnautica 2’s Early Access launch over the approximately 120-minute runtime. To celebrate, we've also prepared several giveaways and a Twitch Drops event.  Pre-Launch Showcase Date & Time   May 9, 2026 at 08:00 AM (PDT) Where to Watch   YouTube Subnautica Official Channel (https://www.youtube.com/@subnautica) Twitch Subnautica Official Channel (https://www.twitch.tv/subnautica) Bilibili Official Channel (http://live.bilibili.com/1726554026) Twitch Drops Event Event Period   May 9, 2026 at 08:00 AM (PDT) during the live Pre-Launch Showcase  Reward   In-game item: Seamoth Statue  How to Participate   Watch the Pre-Launch Showcase live for at least 20 minutes. Once you've met the watch requirement, go to the Drops & Rewards page on Twitch and click "Claim." How to Redeem Your Reward  Rewards can be claimed in-game following the Early Access launch of Subnautica 2 and through June 30, 2026, at 11:59 PM (PDT). Please refer to the guide below for instructions:  Launch Subnautica 2 and navigate to the Settings screen. Select "Link Twitch Account," then

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