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Watch Duty CEO John Mills said the app has seen 2.5 million downloads and 12 million active users in recent weeks. Courtesy Watch DutyWatch Duty became a critical app amid the Los Angeles wildfires which have burned 35,000+ acres. The app saw 2.5 million downloads in the past two weeks, CEO John Mills told BI.

The Hughes Fire erupted in brush and quickly spread to nearly 10,000 acres. Brandon Bell/Getty ImagesThe Hughes Fire erupted in southern California Wednesday, the latest in a string of wildfires. Parts of the crucial Interstate 5 freeway were closed as crews battled the flames. The fire spread rapidly and forced the evacuation of tens of thousands of residents.

REI announced CEO Eric Artz, who has led the co-op since 2019, would be stepping down in March. Don and Melinda Crawford/UCG/Universal Images Group/Getty ImagesREI announced Wednesday the company's president and CEO, Eric Artz, will step down in March. Mary Beth Laughton, a former leader at Nike, Athleta, and Sephora, will take over as CEO.

The author (not pictured) had to parent her child while her parents lived with her. AzmanL/Getty ImagesWhen my mom was diagnosed with cancer, I moved my parents in to help with treatment. My mom still criticized the way I parented my daughter. My daughter absorbed all the criticism. On a morning in late winter, not too cold because this was Florida, but noticeably chilly, my daughter did not have a jacket.

Marvel Rivals has been a relatively hitch free experience thus far with most being able to jump in and out of games as smooth as Spider-Man’s web slinging. However, there have been occasions where errors and bugs are cropping up for some players, hampering the overall experience for those receiving them. Here, we’ll be taking a look at the Igniting The Timestream issue that is locking some out of games, hopefully providing a potential fix so those receiving it can get back into the action. Can you fix the Igniting The Timestream error in Marvel Rivals? If you’re one of the few who have had this issue when queuing for a game in Marvel Rivals, you’ll want to get it sorted so you can get right back into a match. This is because this error means you’re technically in a game but it hasn’t loaded correctly, completely freezing you out of queuing for a significant amount of time. This is also affecting both Quick Play and Competitive queues so it’s not just isolated to one specific mode, meaning that you could receive penalties and ranked gains for something out of your control. As for any potential fixes, you can try a couple of different avenues to remove the message. The first of these is to force close your Marvel Rivals game, ending any processes in your Task Manager if on PC. After, load the game back up quickly and see if the message has gone and you can re-join the match you started to enter. If this didn’t work, you may need to completely reset your internet connection to completely remove yourself from that infinite queue scenario. What we recommend is to do a power cycle of your device, including your router also, and then try to load Marvel Rivals back up. This should hopefully resolve the Igniting The Timestream problem and you can requeue for your next match. If, for some reason, you’re still getting the message, do the above steps and wait 5 to 10 minutes before loading back in. This will allow enough time for that match you were hoping to get in to either be fully in progress or complete, removing the matchmaking element and thus the error also. Other Marvel Rivals articles you may like Marvel Rivals SVP: What does it mean? Marvel Rivals stuck on 99 percent explained and how to fix Marvel Rivals Season 1 Part 1 Twitch Drops explained Marvel Rivals Recursive Destruction explained and how to trigger Marvel Rivals Spider-Tracer: What is it and how to trigger The post Marvel Rivals Igniting The Timestream error explained and how to fix appeared first on ReadWrite.