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Actually, I'm not sure if it's browser-dependent, now that I think about it. I just tested on Chrome on my Pixel 6 Pro, and the double-tap and then hold/drag to zoom does work -- but as long as the site isn't specifically a mobile site. For example, if I bring up Facebook, then tap Menu>Request Desktop Site, I can use that gesture to zoom in and out. But many mobile sites are designed to fit the phone screen, so I think the zoom capability is disabled (even when using the pinch gesture).

Dec. 23, 2008— -- Stacy Perez says she can't remember much about the car accident in September. What the Hillsboro, Texas, woman does recall is how her car slammed into the side of a dump truck at an intersection at which she had the green light. She remembers losing consciousness and then awakening to find the flesh of her arm flayed by the broken glass of her shattered windshield. But Perez says her most nightmarish memory of the accident was looking into the back seat to see the horrific injury her 9-year-old son had sustained.

Next year will be a marquee year for Walt Disney World. Not only is 2021 the resort's 50th anniversary, but the eagerly-anticipated Star Wars-themed hotel will also debut. Until then, fans can delight in the myriad of other cool Disney hotels around the world—everything from art nouveau- to Polynesian- to safari-themed—with something to both bring out the inner kid and please the inner snob in everybody. With more than 25 resorts, it's no surprise that Orlando dominates—but offerings from Shanghai, Tokyo, Paris, and Hong Kong dazzle as well.

Best Buy. Call it the "Little Big-Box Store That Could." In 2018, when Amazon reigns supreme over the whole of retail, your friendly neighborhood blue-and-yellow chain—yes, the very same place where you bought your first iPod—is actually doing incredibly well. The company has posted excellent earnings in recent years and the stores are (shocking!) teeming with customers. According to a reporter for The New York Times who visited a Best Buy recently: "

Bows have assisted warriors in taking down their enemies from afar for millennia. Although combat and hunting weapons in the real world have progressed past the point of using archery in warfare, it’s still used in competitions and hunting. Having been so popular for so long, bows have found a place in many games involving combat. Vanilla Minecraft is no exception. Archery in Minecraft is fun but difficult. Especially with the addition of crossbows.

My favorites in order probably would be1. Dragon of Doom 2. Mountain of Mirrors 3. Pillars of Pentagarn The first 6 by Rose Estes were the best with the exception of Book 13 (Dragon of Doom). I have (and still have) up to book 34 (Claw of the Dragon). They had other Endless Quests books published later (I don't have most of those) which included [Dungeon of Fear, Castle of Undead, Secret of the Djinn, Siege of the Tower, A Wild Ride, Forest of Darkness, Night of the Tiger]

Keeping with the series tradition, players find in Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core Reunion powerful Summons to use in battles. While invoking them is still related to the classic Materia system, the summons in Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core Reunion are not all easily accessible. But in case you want to use all the possible summons in the game, we’ve got you covered. We have prepared this guide explaining the Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core Reunion Summon Materia and where to find them.

Qube Research & Technologies, the hedge fund that’s kept a low profile since spinning out from Credit Suisse Group AG, is about to hand hundreds of millions of dollars to external money managers who it hopes will boost its multi-strategy investment business. London-based Qube has quietly grown into an $11 billion investment operation since going it alone in 2018. It plans to provide capital to 50 money managers by the end of this year, up from about a dozen now, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Howard Allan Stern (born January 12, 1954) is an American radio and television personality, producer, author, actor, and photographer. He is best known for his radio show The Howard Stern Show, which gained popularity when it was nationally syndicated on terrestrial radio from 1986 to 2005. Stern has broadcast on Sirius XM Radio since 2006. Stern landed his first radio jobs while at Boston University. From 1976 to 1982, Stern developed his on-air personality through morning positions at WRNW in Briarcliff Manor, New York, WCCC in Hartford, Connecticut, WWWW in Detroit, Michigan, and WWDC in Washington, D.