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Happy Saturday, fellow LinkedIn Games players! Let’s take a few minutes off from our weekend activities to solve the puzzles today. They’re pretty fun and challenging. As always, if you need help, the LinkedIn Games answers are here as always. If you want to join me in doing these games, you can find them here. The first time you do these puzzles, you’ll get a tutorial level separate from the daily puzzle. With that in mind, here are all the LinkedIn Games solutions for February 7, 2026. And if you’d like to try some of our web games, you can visit FW Gaming! LinkedIn Mini Sudoku Solution for February 7, 2026 (#180) The daily Mini Sudoku | Image Credit: LinkedIn/FandomWire The Mini Sudoku is the newest game in this lineup, and its difficulty remains consistently the same every day. Here are the solutions for today: Row 1: 6, 2, 1, 3, 5, 4 Row 2: 5, 4, 3, 1, 6, 2 Row 3: 2, 3, 6, 4, 1, 5 Row 4: 4, 1, 5, 2, 3, 6 Row 5: 3, 5, 2, 6, 4, 1 Row 6: 1, 6, 4, 5, 2, 3 LinkedIn Zip Solution for February 7, 2026

The Crimson earned its second win of the season on Friday, February 6, defeating the Merrimack Warriors in straight sets. The opening set featured a back-and-forth start before Harvard began to create separation, prompting Merrimack's first timeout with the Crimson ahead 13–10. The break did nothing to slow Owen Woolbert , who opened play with a service ace. Merrimack called its second timeout later in the set after consecutive aces from Zach Berty . Harvard closed the frame with authority, highlighted by an unexpected dump from Adrian Shevchuk to secure the first set. Harvard maintained control in the second set, leaning on strong defensive efforts at the net. Brian Thomas played a key role in slowing Merrimack's attack with timely block assists, helping keep the Warriors to just 15 points as the Crimson claimed set two. The Crimson jumped out to an early 4–0 lead in the third set, allowing Merrimack's first point only on a Harvard service error. Merrimack briefly pulled ahead, forcing a Harvard timeout at 13–10, mirroring the momentum swing from the opening set. Harvard clawed its way back, and the set came down to the wire with the score knotted at 24–24. Quinn Bishop delivered a

DAVIS, Calif. — Following a busy road slate last weekend, No. 16 UC Davis women's water polo returns home this weekend to host a pair of top-five rivals. The Aggies will take on No. 1 Stanford on Saturday, Feb. 7, before facing No. 4 California on Sunday, Feb. 8, with both matches set for 12 p.m. PT. HOW TO WATCH/LISTEN/FOLLOW Feb. 7  — vs Stanford | Live Stats | @ucdaviswwp (X/Instagram) Feb. 8  — vs Cal | Live Stats | @ucdaviswwp (X/Instagram) GAME NOTES Last Time Out: The Aggies sit at 5-5 on the season after a 2-2 showing at the Triton Invitational last weekend. UC Davis secured decisive wins over Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (12-5) and San Diego State (11-6), while dropping a narrow one-goal thriller to UC San Diego (11-12) and falling to No. 14 Michigan (5-11). Top Goal Scorers: Junior Bridget Miller took over the team lead in scoring after a dominant nine-goal weekend in La Jolla, highlighted by a career-high performance against CMS. Miller now paces the Aggie offense with 17 goals on the year. Redshirt senior Gianna Nocetti follows closely behind with 16 total goals, continuing to be a focal point for the attack after adding to her

Rochester Man Sent to Prison For Role in Fatal Drug Overdose Minnesota Department of Corrections photo Rochester, MN (KROC-AM News) - A Rochester man has been sent to prison for a conviction connected to a fatal drug overdose in Rochester. The criminal case dates back to June 2021, when Rochester police began investigating the death of a woman from a heroin overdose. The criminal complaint against 47-year-old Sean Alexander alleged that the he sold the overdose victim the drugs that led to her death. Snapchat Video The court document says investigators learned through interviews and social media messages that the overdose victim met with Alexander the night before her death at the Oak Terrace Mobile Home Park in southeast Rochester. A friend of the victim told police she received a Snapchat video call from the victim during which the victim was seen using drugs on camera and appeared to be nodding in and out of consciousness. Popular Smart Phone Apps Of 2016 (Photo by Carl Court/Getty Images) loading... Text Message The criminal complaint says a police informant reported that Alexander transported the victim to St. Marys Hospital after she exhibited signs of medical distress. The informant also told police about receiving

A young woman wearing headphones browses vintage vinyl records in a store. Mihailomilovanovic | E+ | Getty Images Account manager Matt Richards, 23, deleted all his social media apps from his phone last year, and was surprised to find that his life changed for the better. Richards had been using a smartphone since he was 11 years old and grew up with the device like most Gen Z and millennials. However, in the past few years, he noticed social media didn't feel as fun anymore with artificial-intelligence slop dominating his feed, influencers advertising brands, and constant lifestyle comparison. "I think people back then used to take a break from the real world by going on their phone, but now people are taking a break from their phone to spend time in the real world," Richards told CNBC Make It. As many of his Gen Z friends also caught on, he noticed instant benefits, from connecting with people in real life to feeling more confident about himself. Going chronically offline is the latest trend to grip young people, and ironically it's going viral on social media. There's been a surge of TikTok videos of people vowing to delete social media apps

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Listen to the article An Illinois man has pleaded guilty to federal charges after he admitted to conducting a phishing scheme targeting hundreds of women on Snapchat to steal their intimate photos. Kyle Svara, 26, entered his guilty plea in federal court in Boston on Wednesday, acknowledging his role in hacking Snapchat accounts through social engineering tactics that compromised the privacy of nearly 600 women. According to prosecutors, Svara carried out the Snapchat phishing scheme between May 2020 and February 2021. He pleaded guilty to charges including computer fraud and aggravated identity theft, with prosecutors agreeing to recommend a three-year prison sentence when he faces sentencing on May 18. How the Snapchat Hacking Operation Worked Prosecutors revealed that Svara used sophisticated social engineering techniques to trick women into providing their login credentials. He sent messages to victims claiming to be from Snapchat support and requested their security authentication codes, successfully bypassing the platform’s security measures. According to charging documents, Svara collected security codes from 571 women through these deceptive messages. He ultimately gained unauthorized access to the accounts of at least 59 women, downloading their nude or semi-nude photographs without consent. The scope of the operation extended beyond personal use.

As we reach the home stretch of Super Bowl week, the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks held their final practices on Friday, and both teams had some positive news to share. Both quarterbacks are healthy and good to go, as Patriots quarterback Drake Maye was a full participant at practice for the third straight day as he deals with a right shoulder injury. Advertisement Seahawks QB Sam Darnold was also a full participant for the second straight day after being limited Wednesday while dealing with an oblique injury from a few weeks ago. On the other side of the ball, Seahawks rookie safety Nick Emmanwori was a full participant in practice and has no injury designation for Sunday. Emmanwori went down with an ankle injury in practice Wednesday and was held out of Thursday’s session. For the Patriots, linebacker Harold Landry was limited Friday after missing Thursday’s practice, while fellow LB Robert Spillane was a limited participant for the second straight day. And on Thursday night, at NFL Honors, the top awards for the 2025 season were handed out. Advertisement Here were the notable winners : MVP — Matthew Stafford, Rams QB Offensive Player of the Year — Jaxon

Jeremiah Kipp , you may know him as the director of films like Slapface, Black Wake, or The Avant-Gardner. He’s also behind the soon-to-be-released adaptation of the game “The Mortuary Assistant.” And take it for me, the buzz is real. I had the pleasure of watching it and talking with the talented director about his highly anticipated film, and I’d like to share that interview with you now. You can find it below. The movie centers on Rebecca Owens, a mortuary science graduate who takes a night job at River Fields Mortuary. What begins as a routine job soon turns sinister as she faces terrifying supernatural forces. After talking with Kipp, I can tell you this: his dedication to capturing the vibes and lore of the hit game is impressive, as is his excitement. And rightfully so. Some scenes made me recoil, which rarely happens (a very good thing). It also left me considering my options for burial. After you watch it, you’ll understand. Don’t worry, you will find no spoilers here. One of the great things about The Mortuary Assistant is that it works as both an adaptation and as a standalone film. You don’t have to be a

Award year: 2023. In 2023, Bishop Museum malacologist Norine Yeung received the Maxwell/Hanrahan Field Biology Award for her work on Pacific Island land snails and conservation. This award honors field biologists whose research is transforming our understanding of biodiversity and conservation practice. Nori is Curator of Malacology at the B. P. Bishop Museum, where she supervises an incredible number of people of all ages in an equally incredible number of projects. Together with her husband Dr. Kenneth Hayes, she has brought well over 6 milli.on dollars in grants to the Museum and developed an outstanding record of public outreach. Watch the short award video (private Vimeo link, UH access only). Video available via private link; please do not redistribute https://vimeo.com/1161570939?fl=pl&fe=sh