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WG The ABYSS mod for Duke Nukem 3D 13hours ago News WG The ABYSS is a 4 level episode by William Gee for Duke Nukem 3D in the spirit of the original E1L5 "The Abyss" level. This episode requires Eduke32 for True Room over Room and expanded limits. This episode works in classic mode or polymer/polymost. Follow Duke through a dark, twisted alternate reality of The ABYSS, with fantastic 3D shading and lighting and 3D use of eduke32's TROR, with truly fun gameplay. Keep your eyes open as this episode is getting released soon. No articles were found matching the criteria specified...

President Biden Asked People to Share Their Best National Park Memories — and the Responses Are Both Heartwarming and Hilarious Andrea Romano © Provided by Travel + Leisure Peathegee Inc/Getty Images There are a lot of reasons to love national parks. The fresh air, the beautiful views, the chance to learn a little bit about nature –– the list goes on. So, it's no wonder why so many people in the U.S. have some cherished memories about our national parks. On April 21, the day before Earth Day, President Biden celebrated National Park Week by asking followers on Twitter...

Yoshi Kato February 3, 2021Updated: February 5, 2021, 9:56 am Eight of the eleven ox sculptures commissioned by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce for the “Year of the Ox on Parade” exhibition are seen at Pier 54 on Monday, Feb. 1, in San Francisco. Photo: Lea Suzuki, The Chronicle As one of the biggest Lunar New Year gatherings outside of Asia, San Francisco’s annual Chinese New Year Parade brings together residents of the Chinatown neighborhood with revelers from around the Bay Area and beyond. While parades can be exhilarating and communal, those kinds of public gatherings ...

File photo James William Gee isn’t around to feel the heat, but it has been coming his way in recent months. Texas A&M University-Commerce, an institution he used to lead as president when it was known as East Texas State University, has changed the name of its library and a lake on campus. Both places had Gee’s name on them. They’re now going to carry the names of two African-American students who played key roles in the desegregation of the university. You see, Gee didn’t like the idea of desegregating the school he led. He fought efforts to desegregate the university. Gee’s res...