A Red Dead Redemption Remake Would Be A Chance To Do Right By Bill

Naturally, the main members of the gang get the most attention. Hence, players know almost everything about characters like Dutch, Arthur, John, and Hosea. However, despite being around for a long time, Bill does not get as much attention as he deserves. Rockstar Games could rectify this through a Red Dead Redemption remake that expands on Bill’s character a little more. RELATED: Red Dead 2: The Sheer Amount of Detail in Arthur Morgan’s Eyes Has Not Been Replicated Since...

December 15, 2022 · 5 min · 962 words · Christopher Quick

A Retrospective Look At The Snes Classic Illusion Of Gaia

Illusion of Gaia arrived on the Super Famicom (SNES) in November of 1993, right in the middle of a number of huge releases. Dragon Quest 5 and Final Fantasy 5 had shipped the year prior, to critical acclaim and multi-million unit sales. Secret of Mana’s successful launch months before Illusion of Gaia’s release showed that Action RPGs had appeal. With Final Fantasy 6 already release looming in Japan, and so many great SNES RPGs available, Illusion of Gaia had a tight window to impress....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 818 words · Jami Pierce

A S Cut Ties With Totally Unacceptable Minor League Food Vendor Before Pictures Leaked

But on Tuesday, pictures of some of the meals that the Athletics organization served its minor leaguers were leaked. Needless to say, they weren’t pretty. FAGAN: These stars lead the Cy Young, MVP and Rookie of the Year races As shared by the Advocates for Minor Leaguers Twitter account, the A’s meals were a bit lacking. The A’s apparently agreed with the assessment. In a quote tweet of the picture, A’s team president Dave Kaval called the meals “totally unacceptable” and confirmed that the organization had cut ties with the third-party vendor weeks before....

December 15, 2022 · 2 min · 319 words · Petra Medellin

A Sad Primer In Hypocrisy

Anyone who doubts this last proposition should examine the farm-subsidy programs, which are the classic example of how unnecessary spending survives. It is a parable for our larger budget predicament. Every year the government sends out checks to about 700,000 to 900,000 farmers. Since 1978, federal outlays to support farmers’ incomes have exceeded $300 billion. How large is that? Well, the publicly held federal debt (the result of past budget deficits) is about $3....

December 15, 2022 · 5 min · 855 words · Tom Tarver

A Scar I Did Not Want To Hide

My surgeon, in customary manner, breezes into the room. She is going away for the weekend but has stopped in to see me, as promised. After checking the fluid levels, she announces that the tubes can come out. “Yes,” I tell her, “the resident said he’ll do it later in the day.” “Well, I can do it now,” she offers. I am happy to see the drains go, but not prepared for what she says next....

December 15, 2022 · 6 min · 1070 words · Jamie Hann

A Sex Crime Solution

December 15, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Londa Rohman

A Soldier S Soldier

But Franks liked the idea that bringing a pool reporter along on his seven-hour foray would help shine the spotlight on the troops in the field. He takes every chance to deflect attention toward them. When a soldier asked to have a picture taken with the general, Franks replied: “Why would anyone want a picture of me? I’m an old ugly son-of-a-(expletive),” reported John Broder of The New York Times, the chosen reporter who was the eyes and ears for the rest of the press corps back at Central Command....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 648 words · Darin Vann

A Space Mystery

The team looked at every known aspect of the probe’s design but just couldn’t find anything that would explain the deceleration. Things really got weird when they looked at Pioneer 11, a sister ship headed in the opposite direction, and then at the Ulysses probe, currently circling the sun. They, too, seemed to be experiencing unexplained tug in the direction of the sun. Eventually Anderson’s team had to face an unsettling possibility: with no obvious cause in sight, possible explanations dwindled to a fundamental problem with our understanding of gravity or time....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 673 words · Scott Inman

A Spanish Blast

This week there will be no doubt which side of the Atlantic Garcia hails from. He will tee up for Europe against a Woods-led U.S. squad in what has become golf’s greatest showdown, the biennial Ryder Cup. While America boasts the world’s most successful golfers, Europe has won the last two Cups and five of the last seven (this one will be played outside Boston). But the stalwarts of those European triumphs–Nick Faldo, Seve Ballesteros, Bernhard Langer–are gone from the team, and Europe’s elite dozen will feature seven Ryder Cup rookies....

December 15, 2022 · 4 min · 728 words · Sara Monarrez

A Low Carb Diet Plan For Those Who Want To Lose Weight

A low carbs diet includes food items like fish, eggs, high-fat dairy, healthy oils, vegetables and fruits and reduces the consumption of food items like wheat, sugar, processed foods etc. Here are some facts about a low carbs diet: A low carb diet is not suitable for everyone. Low carbs help manage certain conditions like obesity, high blood sugar, PCOS etc. but that does not mean that this diet will be beneficial to you....

December 14, 2022 · 4 min · 770 words · Kenneth Cox

A Man Of The Establishment

John F. Kennedy had a different view of the office because he had a different view of the presidency and was temperamentally unsuited to orderly chains of command. He wanted his own mandarin, an intellectual who knew something of the world and of government as well, the sort of man who could discipline other men and with whom you didn’t have to finish every damned sentence you started because you spoke the same language....

December 14, 2022 · 4 min · 771 words · Thomas Treece

A Matter Of Loyalty

But Escalante had a secret that sets him apart from his fellow veterans–he joined the Army using a fake green card he bought on the streets of Seattle for $50. Now the 19-year-old, just 4 when his parents illegally entered the United States from Mexico, faces discharge from the Army and deportation from the country for which he went to war. His family may also be deported. “It’s a loyalty issue,” says a senior Army officer familiar with the case....

December 14, 2022 · 3 min · 519 words · Laverne Fluker

A New Pokemon Presents Is Rumored For Next Month

The franchise certainly started the year strong with celebrations of its 25th anniversary, but now fans are waiting to see The Pokemon Company’s next move, with many hoping to learn more on upcoming games soon. It now seems that fans won’t have to wait much longer, as multiple credible insiders have shared some information on a potential upcoming Pokemon Presents broadcast. RELATED: Pokemon and Original Stitch Partner for Pokemon 25th Anniversary Polo Shirts...

December 14, 2022 · 2 min · 383 words · Kimberly Beaver

A New Room For The Divine Sara

December 14, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Harvey Holland

A Novel Full Of Miracles

“Pigs in Heaven” is full of miracles, especially the kind that start out-like Turtle’s life-as disasters. At the beginning of the novel, Turtle and Taylor are on a trip to the Hoover Dam, where Turtle is the only person to see a man fall over the side. Taylor finally persuades someone to believe her daughter, and the rescue makes Turtle a heroine. But becoming a heroine, which culminates in an appearance on “Oprah,” engenders a new disaster....

December 14, 2022 · 3 min · 530 words · Marcelina Schexnayder

A Philatelic Preview Of Grand Slam Tournaments Australian Open

Wimbledon is the oldest of the slams and was founded in 1877, followed by the US Open in 1881, the French Open in 1891 and the Australian Open in 1905 but only Wimbledon was a major prior to 1924-25. Wimbledon is played on Grass, French Open on Clay, and the US Open and the Australian Open are played on Hard Courts. The term Grand Slam refers to winning all four of these major tournaments in the same calendar year....

December 14, 2022 · 5 min · 976 words · Laura Gorman

A Plague Tale Innocence How To Save A Soldier Savior Trophy Achievement

The chance to earn the Savior achievement comes several chapters into the game. There can be a bit of a learning curve to overcome before players make it that far. Some beginner tips for A Plague Tale: Innocence will help players find early success. Being observant is the most important thing, as it will keep gamers safe from missing out on opportunities to earn trophies or achievements. RELATED: A Plague Tale: Innocence Next-Gen Version Coming to PS5 and Xbox Series X...

December 14, 2022 · 2 min · 426 words · Natalia Sharp

A Plausible Hothead

The trouble is, many of Buchanan’s most ardent fans in Iowa define “New World Order” somewhat more juicily. “It’s the international conspiracy,” said Ralph Clements, who cheered Buchanan in Waterloo. “It’s the bankers who want to establish a one-world government.” (It’s also the title of a ridiculous book by the tele-mongerer Pat Robertson rehearsing the greatest hits of modern paranoia.) Clements is, in some ways, Buchanan’s dream supporter: a retired blue-collar escapee from the Democratic Party....

December 14, 2022 · 4 min · 770 words · Robert Ramey

A Quarter Pound Problem

December 14, 2022 · 0 min · 0 words · Steven Bueno

A Quiet Place Prequel Gets Pushed Back To A 2024 Release Date

The A Quite Place prequel, based on an idea from actor John Krasinski, is set before the events of the first two films in the series. Both films take place in a world that has been overrun with deadly monsters who hunt humans based on sound, which forces everyone to remain as silent as possible at all times. RELATED: A Quiet Place 3 Expected To Arrive In 2025 A Quite Place: Day One will be directed by Michael Sarnoski, who is primarily known for the acclaimed Nicolas Cage film Pig....

December 14, 2022 · 2 min · 422 words · David Greer