Alan McKenna, a founder of Loch Ness Exploration (LNE), has offered an alternative explanation for sightings of the legendary “Nessie.” Over the years, numerous reports of the mysterious Loch Ness Monster have surfaced, yet definitive proof of its existence remains elusive. McKenna suggests there might be a natural reason behind many of these sightings. He believes that a phenomenon known as a standing wave could account for reports of a large, humpbacked creature appearing in the water. “A standing wave occurs when two boat wakes of the exact same frequency and amplitude are moving in opposite directions on the loch surface,” McKenna explained. “When the two boat wakes finally meet and interfere with one another, the results have the potential to create a standing wave. We know that standing waves exist, and they have been reported, but what we don’t have is the footage showing a natural standing wave in motion.” McKenna’s approach focuses on eliminating conventional explanations to better identify and investigate reports of phenomena that remain truly unexplained. “It’s a process of elimination, in my mind, as most potential ‘Nessie’ reports can be explained,” he said. “Without being disrespectful, I tend to follow the reports made by the locals, and the reason being is that they see Loch Ness every day. I dare say that they are more knowledgeable than tourists.” “If you are unfamiliar with Loch Ness and its natural behavior, then I do believe that many people will be fooled by the water and certain illusions—it’s easily done,” he added. The post Expert Suggests Natural Phenomenon May Explain Loch Ness Sightings appeared first on Anomalien.com.

I was nervous before Election Day. After the nightmare of the 2020 election — when it seemed like every single rioter who lobbed Molotov cocktails at cops in the streets and beat folks to a pulp during the "Summer of George (Floyd)"; and every single lunatic who drove shoppers from stores for failing to adhere to their holy "mask up" doctrines; and every single one of their comrades in the halls of Congress, governors' chairs, district attorneys' offices, Antifa and BLM enclaves, mainstream media newsrooms, and Hollywood studios mailed in ballots for Joe Biden — I wasn't terribly confident that conservative voters could pull off a win against leftists in 2024. So take your oaths of office, and get to work. Destroy awful laws, pass great ones, and put our country back on a path that makes sense. Despite Donald Trump running against a deeply subpar Democrat opponent in Kamala Harris, who made misstep after misstep while her die-hard supporters desperately tried to prop her up, I feared a repeat of 2020 — and another four years of leftism in the White House and more lawlessness and lunacy that habitually accompany it. But as the returns rolled in Tuesday night, Nov. 5, and into Wednesday morning, it began to feel a bit like the night of the 2016 election — only way better. Not only did one state after another side with Trump, but a majority of Americans who went to the polls picked him. Leftists love to rattle their "Our Candidate Won the Popular Vote" sabers and declare ridiculous moral victories when the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad Electoral College says differently. But they didn't even have that this time. The White House. Both houses of Congress. The popular vote for president. All went Republican. What's more, there was nary a hint of unrest this time. Remember what happened right after Trump was elected in 2016 and then when he was inaugurated? Violence in the streets. Destruction of property. Riots. I braced myself for that in the days following Trump's 2024 victory, but leftists didn't collectively rise up this time. It was as if they had no more fight left in them. If that's so, then good. And good riddance. This year's election sent a clear message that most of the country is done with leftism and the lawlessness and the lunacy that accompany it. Therefore, on this Thanksgiving, I'm thankful for all the American voters who made their voices heard to that end. What do most Americans want? No more Democrat lawfare. No more weaponized government agencies unleashed against political enemies. No more upside-down justice that lets repeat-offending criminals go free so they can commit more crimes. No more Biden-Harris illegal immigration quagmire that not only allows killers and rapists to cross our border but also pays for them to live here. No more cancel culture. No more innocent people getting beaten up in the streets while leftist politicians and district attorneys turn a blind eye. No more public schools that promote drag queen performances and let males compete against female athletes. What else do most Americans want? More jobs and a better economy. More common sense in government. More feeling safe just going outside. More justice without consideration of politics or skin color. More public schools that teach math, science, and literature — and do so without leftist doctrines and biases mixed in. More freedom of speech. More legal immigration. What now? Now, it's time for conservatives in office to roll up their sleeves and deliver for those who put them there. Now, it's time for elected Republicans who are on board with the Trump agenda to avoid wielding power almost as if they're embarrassed they have it, to resist the urge to cave to the whims of angry Democrats in Washington who have no legs to stand on, and to govern without fear of being characterized as mean, heartless fascists and knuckle-dragging Neanderthals for passing laws and enacting policies the majority of voting Americans want. Hey, let them call you all of those things. It's noise. It's a death rattle. It's the last collective gasp of a defeated party fighting desperately as its oxygen runs out. So take your oaths of office, and get to work. Destroy awful laws, pass great ones, and put our country back on a path that makes sense. Because if you don't — or stand in the way of such outcomes — Americans will vote for others who will do the job in your place. Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

Yet another chip has been knocked off the price of the Lenovo Legion Go gaming handheld, taking it to its lowest ever price. Listed for just $479.97 right now, the Legion Go is selling for just under a third of its original recommended retail price, adding more fuel to the fire of those rumors that Lenovo is planning to release a new update very soon. It’s a tough ol’ game out there for the best gaming handheld PCs, and Lenovo has faced stiff competition from other big players. Despite that, the Lenovo Legion Go has made its mark thanks to its big screen and detachable controller design. It’s a fantastic option for gamers who need the versatility, with specs that easily beat the original Steam Deck and give the Asus ROG Ally a run for its money. Continue reading Lenovo Legion Go just hit its lowest ever price, as sequel rumors grow MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best graphics card, Best gaming PC, Best SSD for gaming

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Apple Music client NowPlaying has been a fan favorite for a while, and now it's available on Apple TV devices in addition to everything else in Apple's ecosystem. In its third year since the original app launched, NowPlaying wants to help you relive that immersive experience of listening to a full album and understanding everything the artist wanted to share. Here's how developer Hidde van der Ploeg positions NowPlaying for tvOS: While playlists and algorithms have their place, they’ve fundamentally changed how we consume music. NowPlaying for Apple TV takes a bold stance by focusing exclusively on albums, encouraging listeners to explore music as complete works rather than isolated tracks. This approach isn’t just about nostalgia – it’s about experiencing music the way artists intended. That said, the app features four simple ways to enjoy core experiences: Today's Album: Every day, NowPlaying handpick an album "worth your time." It can be a forgotten classic, a groundbreaking new release, or an influential masterpiece that shaped its genre. Random Discoveries: Hit the Random tab to uncover albums based on your listening history, selections from Rolling Stone’s prestigious Top 500 list, or previous featured albums. It’s like having a knowledgeable friend suggesting your next listening session. Current Playing: You can learn more about the album you're currently playing on your Apple TV. Focused Search: Use the search version to find your favorite albums—no playlists or singles, only complete musical experiences. Image source: NowPlaying While NowPlaying for iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch offers several perks, including the ability to send your friend a universal link when sharing that song you recently discovered, it's nice to see such attention to detail on the Apple TV. The set-top-box usually lacks new apps, and this one looks like one of the best experiences for Apple Music users. NowPlaying for Apple TV is free to download, but you'll see an ad pop-up every 5 minutes and between every three albums. The developer says it's a privacy-friendly ad, which means the app won't track you across experiences but will help make the app sustainable. Another option is to purchase NowPlaying Gold and go completely ad-free. You can find the app here. Don't Miss: This app lets you share a link to play songs in any top music streaming app The post NowPlaying for Apple TV wants to change how you listen to music appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Black Friday home security deals of 2024 70mai has the best 4G dash cam deals of Black Friday 2024 Best Black Friday deals 2024: Ultimate roundup Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2024