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A faulty software update is causing robot vacuums to spin out of control, knock into things and get lost, causing some appliance owners to compare their machines’ behavior to that of a “drunk.” Tech site The Verge reports that iRobot, whose products include the popular Roomba series, confirmed its experiencing software update issue in some of its i7 and s9 units and that it could be “several weeks” before the new update is effectively rolled out. According to that report, word of widespread malfunctions started on social media, where robot vacuum owners who’d downloaded a firmware update wondered why their machines were acting up. Those complaints included Roomba users claiming their vacuums were losing their bearings, spinning about, bumping into furniture and being unable to find their way home to their docking stations. Some robot vacuums reportedly roamed about aimlessly until their batteries died. The company has reportedly been working with customers to undo some updates, but others may have to wait for new software to become available. One Roomba user posted a photo of his “drunk” domestic help appearing disoriented and complained the updates were turning smart machines into “paperweights.” The Roomba i7 sells for $599.99 and the s9 model costs $899 at stores including Bed, Bath & Beyond.

Peter Luger Fills Its Empty Seats With Celebrity Mannequins From Madame Tussauds Wax figures of Audrey Hepburn, Jon Hamm, Jimmy Fallon, and Al Roker will be stationed at the restaurant through March 1 The wax figures are the latest in Peter Luger’s fight to stay afloat during the coronavirus pandemic, an ongoing effort that’s moved the restaurant to offer delivery and accept credit cards for the first time in 133 years, among other changes. The restaurant is currently open for takeout, delivery, outdoor dining, and reduced capacity indoor dining.

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With some of her hair and makeup choices lately, it seems to me that Meghan wants to be a contestant on RuPaul's Drag Race. Today she was channeling Marie Antoinette. I kept expecting her to say "Let them eat cake!"

I thought the title meant the show was an offspring of 30 ROCK and 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN. I was wondering if the network was also planning YOUNG DORIS, with both shows sponsored by MyPillow. I hear the network has a show in development called ROLL which they plan on airing in the next time slot, so they can claim they're the hip network of YOUNG ROCK and ROLL.

I thought the title meant the show was an offspring of 30 ROCK and 3RD ROCK FROM THE SUN. I was wondering if the network was also planning YOUNG DORIS, with both shows sponsored by MyPillow. I hear the network has a show in development called ROLL which they plan on airing in the next time slot, so they can claim they're the hip network of YOUNG ROCK and ROLL.

The North Dakota House of Representatives passed a bill that would prevent rules requiring face masks, a mandate one lawmaker ripped as “diabolical silliness.” The state’s lower chamber voted 50-44 Monday to prohibit state and local governments, schools and businesses from ordering mask mandates amid the coronavirus pandemic, The Grand Forks Herald reported. The bill will head next to the Senate. Rep. Jeff Hoverson, the bill’s sponsor, has characterized the mask requirements as “diabolical silliness.” “The mask is a part of a larger apparatus of a movement of unelected, wealthy bureaucrats, who are robbing our freedoms and perpetuating lies,” Hoverson said, Prairie Public Press reported. Meanwhile, Rep. Jason Dockter argued that a ban on masks would take away control from local governments. “If people wanted to decide to have a mask mandate, they should have that choice,” Dockter said. “They should also have the choice not to mandate.” The potential legislation comes after North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum imposed a statewide mask mandate in November. “Since the beginning, we’ve taken a data-driven approach to our pandemic response, focusing on saving lives and livelihoods,” Burgum said at the time. “Right now, the data demands a higher level of mitigation efforts to reverse these dangerous trends, to slow the spread of this virus, and to avoid the need for economic shutdowns.”

A trophy hunter is facing furious backlash for posing with the heart of a giraffe she had just shot – describing the bloody organ as her “perfect” Valentine’s Day present. Merelize Van Der Merwe, 32, infuriated Facebook users when she shared the gruesome image after her “wonderful” husband spent more than $2,000 to make her dream come true at a South African game park. “Ever wondered how big a giraffe’s heart is? I’m absolutely over the moon with my BIG valentine’s present,” Van Der Merwe, who plans to use the beast’s skin as a rug, wrote on Facebook. The avid hunter, who incurred the wrath of animal rights activists, brushed off their complaints by insisting that killing the 17-year-old bull actually helps save threatened species, a claim refuted by conservationists. She also insisted that such slayings contributes to tourism. Van Der Merwe — who has killed as many as 500 animals including lions, leopards and elephants — said she posted the sickening photo to taunt the animal rights lobby. “I have no respect for them – I call them the mafia,” she told the Mirror as she recounted the couple’s dream trip to the resort of Sun City. A friend call to alert her that her dream kill was spotted at the game park. “I’d waited years for my own perfect bull – the older a bull gets the darker he gets,” she told the outlet. “I love the skin and the fact it’s such an iconic animal for Africa. “Our plans changed quickly. My wonderful husband Gerhardt knew this was my dream. I was like a child for two weeks, counting the days. Afterwards I was flooded with emotions,” she gushed. The woman, who runs a citrus farm in Limpopo province, claimed her kill “created work for 11 people that day” and “a lot of meat for the locals,” adding that the old giraffe’s death would mean “a new bull can take over and provide new, strong genetics for the herd.” Van Der Merwe claimed: “If hunting is banned, animals will become worthless and will disappear. Hunting has helped bring back a lot of species from the brink of extinction. The only people protecting these animals are trophy hunters.” But Mark Jones of the Born Free Foundation told the Mirror that “trophy hunters’ claims they are concerned about wildlife conservation are highly misleading.” “Trophy hunting is not a conservation tool, nor does it contribute significant funds to local communities,” Jones said. A member of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals said: “Someone who kills another sentient being, cuts out their heart, and boasts about it fits the definition of a sociopath. “One day, trophy hunting will be listed as a sign of a psychiatric disorder, as it should be today. It is grandiosity, serial killing, and bloodlust paired with a burning desire to show off,” Elisa Allen told the outlet.

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Edvard Munch wrote hidden ‘madman’ message on ‘The Scream’ This finding will make art lovers scream all over again. Edvard Munch’s “The Scream” — an 1893 expressionist painting so famous it has its own emoji — contains a disturbing hidden message that art historians have now determined was written by the artist himself. The pencil inscription reads: “Can only have been painted by a madman,” infrared scans have shown. And though historians have long known about the phrase, small and hidden among the distorted brushstrokes that make up the howling figure, there’s been some speculation that it was graffitied by an observer, not the Norwegian artist. But that mystery can now be put to bed, said Mai Britt Guleng, curator of old masters and modern paintings at Norway’s National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, which owns the painting. Guleng and her staff made the breakthrough discovery after comparing the handwriting in the inscription to the Norwegian artist’s diaries and letters. “The writing is without a doubt Munch’s own,” she told the BBC. “The handwriting itself, as well as events that happened in 1895, when Munch showed the painting in Norway for the first time, all point in the same direction.” The mysterious origins of the phrase help complete a sad picture: Munch created the painting, which has now become a universal symbol for mortal anxiety, just after his sister Laura was committed to an asylum with bipolar disorder. Though the screaming figure doesn’t look like him, it’s believed to be influenced by his own experience of observing a blood red sky after being abandoned by two companions, seen in the background. In that moment, he was hit by a “gust of melancholy,” according to his diary. After Munch unveiled the painting, reactions centered on his own mental health, rather than the painting itself. The experts said it stands to reason that Munch wrote the “madman” inscription after struggling with the many critical reviews at the time. In 1908, he suffered a mental breakdown. “It’s a combination of being ironic, but also showing his vulnerability,” Guleng told the Guardian. “He is actually taking this very seriously and he is hurt because there is a history of illness in his family, and he was very anxious, but he showed himself be marked by it.”

New York dad-to-be killed by exploding gender reveal device A dad-to-be in upstate New York was killed when a device he was building for a gender reveal party exploded, state police said Monday. Christopher Pekny, 28, was working on the device for his child’s gender reveal party in the Catskills town of Liberty when it blew up just before noon on Sunday, cops said. The blast killed Pekny and injured his brother, 27-year-old Michael Pekny, who was treated for his injuries at the Garnet Medical Center in Middletown, according to police. The Robin Hood diner in Livingston Manor, which has been owned and operated by the Pekny family since the 1980s, mourned the loss of Christopher in a statement. “We are deeply saddened and must inform you all of the loss of our dear and beloved Christopher,” the family wrote on Facebook. “We appreciate the overwhelming display of love and support that you all have shown.” Police said the incident remains under investigation. It’s just the latest in a string of tragedies caused by faulty gender reveal devices in recent years. Earlier this month, a 26-year-old Michigan man died after he was struck by shrapnel from a malfunctioning cannon being used at a baby shower. Another gender reveal pyrotechnic device sparked a massive wildfire in Southern California in September 2020, burning thousands of acres.

New York dad-to-be killed by exploding gender reveal device A dad-to-be in upstate New York was killed when a device he was building for a gender reveal party exploded, state police said Monday. Christopher Pekny, 28, was working on the device for his child’s gender reveal party in the Catskills town of Liberty when it blew up just before noon on Sunday, cops said. The blast killed Pekny and injured his brother, 27-year-old Michael Pekny, who was treated for his injuries at the Garnet Medical Center in Middletown, according to police. The Robin Hood diner in Livingston Manor, which has been owned and operated by the Pekny family since the 1980s, mourned the loss of Christopher in a statement. “We are deeply saddened and must inform you all of the loss of our dear and beloved Christopher,” the family wrote on Facebook. “We appreciate the overwhelming display of love and support that you all have shown.” Police said the incident remains under investigation. It’s just the latest in a string of tragedies caused by faulty gender reveal devices in recent years. Earlier this month, a 26-year-old Michigan man died after he was struck by shrapnel from a malfunctioning cannon being used at a baby shower. Another gender reveal pyrotechnic device sparked a massive wildfire in Southern California in September 2020, burning thousands of acres.

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Martha Stewart is dead. Stewart, an actress who worked opposite Hollywood greats including Humphrey Bogart and Joan Crawford, died Feb. 17 at 98. Her passing was announced by her daughter, Colleen Shelley, in a Twitter post in which she called her “the original Martha Stewart” — as opposed to the “It’s a good thing” denizen. “She went off peacefully surrounded by her family and cat,” Shelley wrote of her mother, who was born Martha Ruth Haworth in Bardwell, Kentucky. “She had a good run. Fare thee well Mommy.” Stewart, who was also a singer, made her film debut in 1945’s “Doll Face,” an adaptation of Gypsy Rose Lee’s play of the same name. It also starred Vivian Blaine and Carmen Miranda and featured a duet between Stewart and crooner Perry Como. In her career, she acted alongside numerous big names, including Joan Crawford, Henry Fonda and Ruth Warrick in the 1947 drama “Daisy Kenyon” and opposite legendary Humphrey Bogart in the 1950 noir mystery “In a Lonely Place.” Stewart also lent her vocal talents to the 1946 Broadway musical “Park Avenue” and in 1951 replaced her “Doll Face” co-star Vivian Blaine for four months in “Guys and Dolls.” Her other movies included 1948’s “Are You With It?” with song-and-dance-man Donald O’Connor, “Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick” starring Dinah Shore and Alan Young, and 1950’s “Convicted” with Broderick Crawford and Glenn Ford. Stewart’s final film role was in 1964’s “Surf Party,” opposite Bobby Vinton. She also made TV appearances in shows including “The Alfred Hitchcock Hour” and “My Three Sons.” Stewart’s third husband, David Shelley, died in 1982. She also was predeceased by a son, blues guitarist David Shelley Jr., who worked with musicians including Cher, Cheap Trick and Eddie Money and died of cancer at 57 in 2015.

Martha Stewart is dead. Stewart, an actress who worked opposite Hollywood greats including Humphrey Bogart and Joan Crawford, died Feb. 17 at 98. Her passing was announced by her daughter, Colleen Shelley, in a Twitter post in which she called her “the original Martha Stewart” — as opposed to the “It’s a good thing” denizen. “She went off peacefully surrounded by her family and cat,” Shelley wrote of her mother, who was born Martha Ruth Haworth in Bardwell, Kentucky. “She had a good run. Fare thee well Mommy.” Stewart, who was also a singer, made her film debut in 1945’s “Doll Face,” an adaptation of Gypsy Rose Lee’s play of the same name. It also starred Vivian Blaine and Carmen Miranda and featured a duet between Stewart and crooner Perry Como. In her career, she acted alongside numerous big names, including Joan Crawford, Henry Fonda and Ruth Warrick in the 1947 drama “Daisy Kenyon” and opposite legendary Humphrey Bogart in the 1950 noir mystery “In a Lonely Place.” Stewart also lent her vocal talents to the 1946 Broadway musical “Park Avenue” and in 1951 replaced her “Doll Face” co-star Vivian Blaine for four months in “Guys and Dolls.” Her other movies included 1948’s “Are You With It?” with song-and-dance-man Donald O’Connor, “Aaron Slick From Punkin Crick” starring Dinah Shore and Alan Young, and 1950’s “Convicted” with Broderick Crawford and Glenn Ford. Stewart’s final film role was in 1964’s “Surf Party,” opposite Bobby Vinton. She also made TV appearances in shows including “The Alfred Hitchcock Hour” and “My Three Sons.” Stewart’s third husband, David Shelley, died in 1982. She also was predeceased by a son, blues guitarist David Shelley Jr., who worked with musicians including Cher, Cheap Trick and Eddie Money and died of cancer at 57 in 2015.

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