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Phoenix Point: Year One Edition ’s “Festering Skies” DLC Is Now Available Take the fight to the skies in the newest major content update for Snapshot Games’ hit turn-based strategy sim SOFIA, Bulgaria — Festering Skies,” the third major DLC for Phoenix Point: Year One Edition, the hit turn-based strategy game from X-COM creator Julian Gollop. This latest update introduces new story missions, cinematics, mission types, a new air-combat minigame, and much more, available now for $9.99 on Steam, the Epic Games Store, and the Microsoft Store. In “Festering Skies,” the Phoenix Pr...

Seventh episode of Queer Catch-Up talks feeling good and Bristol Pride By Bristol24/7, Friday May 14, 2021 In the seventh episode of the Bristol24/7 Queer Catch-Up, Kit and Lowie chat all things Pride and feeling good in your body. Kath Gill runs personal training programmes for trans masculine and non-binary people, helping them to feel more comfortable in their bodies and alleviate dysphoria. Independent journalism is needed now more than ever. Kit and Lowie are also joined by Francis Myerscough, who runs the Phoenix Project, another individual helping queer people feel better in their own...

This a good weekend to visit two of New Bern's oldest predominately black neighborhoods to help in a community cleanup and to attend a public Community Resource Fair.  Cleanup volunteers are welcome April 29 through May 1, any amount of time from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. PPE provided and Covid precautions will be in place. Call 349-8274.  The city of New Bern Public Works will assist in supplies and trash haul-away.  Following the end of the Saturday May 1 cleanup, volunteers and the public are invited to the 1 to 3 p.m. Community Resource Fair at The Omega Center, 800 Cedar St.  It includes fre...

Read later Audio version Summary: Changing habitual work practices with DevOps doesn't have to be an uphill struggle, explains Thomas Martin of 27Global. Instead, try changing the routine with these practical tips for improvement. (© Franco Francisco Maria - Shutterstock) After nearly a full year of a global shift towards remote work, we've reached the point at which we can evaluate what has succeeded and what hasn't in our new work-from-home normal. For software engineers, DevOps has proved to be one of the most useful methodologies for maintaining open communication, overcoming bottleneck...