Windows Defender Application Guard (WDAG) update: You spoke, and we listened. Microsoft is bringing Windows Defender Application Guard to Windows 10 Professional in the next feature update of Windows 10. Now, like Windows 10 Enterprise users, Windows 10 Pro Users can navigate the Internet in Application Guard knowing their systems are protected from even the most sophisticated browser attacks.

Windows Defender Application Guard provides unprecedented protection against targeted threats using Microsoft’s industry leading Hyper-V virtualization technology. Check out this recent RSA talk on Window Defender Application Guard if you’d like to understand this feature in some more detail.

It is available now to our awesome Windows Insider community to give it a try and we would like to hear your feedback.

For more details please see our tech community page.

Here's what happened, according to the Orlando Sentinel, the Orlando Weekly and WFTV:

Keith Thurston "ingested a large quantity of Molly" and decided he wanted to commune with the swans because, as the police report put it, "they didn't judge him."

So, of course, he stole a swan-shaped boat, paddled to the fountain at the center of the lake, stepped out from the boat, forgot the crucial step of tying the boat to the fountain, and found himself marooned.

"Officers were called about 4 a.m. Friday after people heard Thurston screaming for help," the Sentinel writes. Police set off on a rescue mission.

In a rather saucy video from BBC Earth‘s “Polar Bear Spy On The Ice“, actor David Tennant gleefully narrated a scene in which couple of frolicking polar bears suddenly halted their amorous tryst in order to put right the skiing BBC “blizzardcam” that was spying on them. Once all was good, the romantic bears happily resumed their playful love affair.

When Wittenstein died at 94 in 2008, he was the retired leader of a major public accounting firm and longtime civic leader. Born in 1914 on his Shader grandparents’ farm in Fairvilla, he could remember venturing by wagon from the Fairvilla area into Orlando, about a day’s journey under horsepower.

If travelers came down what’s now Edgewater Drive, he recalled in a 2002 interview, they would water their horses in Lake Ivanhoe, at a busy spot. Folks would drive their horses right into the lake to let them drink.

On one town visit, Wittenstein recalled being at the post office on Central Boulevard and hearing a commotion outside. The Western Union office nearby had just gotten the news of the armistice to end World War I.

He served in the next great war, after he graduated from the University of Florida in 1938. Despite a deferment, he volunteered and was proud he served four years in the Navy.