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Mazin, a dedicated fan of both the game and Dungeons & Dragons, has spent almost 1,000 hours playing Baldur’s Gate 3. He’s thrilled to be working on bringing its characters and story to life. He praised the game’s creator, Swen Vincke, and his team for their excellent adaptation of D&D.
Ferguson recalled a time when a co-star, who was the lead on set, was incredibly insecure and lashed out in anger because they were struggling with their lines. Ferguson felt vulnerable and uncomfortable and ended up being yelled at, with no one intervening because of the co-star’s position. It was so upsetting that Ferguson would often cry after leaving the set.
Researchers have developed a method that combines statistical techniques to reveal underlying drivers in financial time series data, offering improved insights for risk management and portfolio construction.
Before we begin this Developer Note, we would like to start with a sincere apology.
It’s understandable that fans were hoping to see some kind of preview – even a short trailer – by now. Unfortunately, a recent leak suggests anyone expecting The Elder Scrolls 6 to come out in 2026 will likely be disappointed. According to a report from The Verge, there’s nothing indicating the game is planned for release on Xbox that year, meaning the wait for a new Elder Scrolls game continues.
Brookfield Renewable (BEP 1.44%)(BEPC 2.26%) isn’t building the brains, they’re supplying the juice. Hydro, solar, wind, the usual suspects. They’ve got a footprint that stretches across continents, a portfolio built on the stuff that actually exists. A one-stop shop for clean energy, sure. But more importantly, a steady hand in a world obsessed with flashes of light.
Energy Transfer, you see, is a midstream operator. A grand title for a company that essentially owns the plumbing of the energy world. It transports oil and gas, demanding a fee for the privilege, much like a particularly demanding landlord. This, in theory, provides a steady stream of revenue, impervious to the whims of fluctuating commodity prices. The demand for moving the black liquid and the invisible gas, it is said, endures even when the price of said commodities resembles a forgotten coin at the bottom of a well.
The prevailing narrative speaks of decline, of a sunset industry. Let the masses chase the ephemeral gleam of silicon and code. I find a peculiar strength in this perceived obsolescence. It is in the shadows, amidst the discarded assumptions, that true value often resides. They speak of cash flow; I sense a slow, inexorable gathering of power, like sap rising in ancient trees.
It has become, it seems, a national champion, bolstered by the substantial, and one suspects rather arbitrary, hand of federal funding and a series of commercial arrangements that appear, on closer inspection, to border on the fantastical.
In 2015, China banned the manga series ‘Death Note’, officially citing worries it might lead young people to commit crimes. Before the official ban, some Chinese schools had already stopped students from reading it after they started making their own notebooks similar to the one in the story, listing names of classmates and teachers. More recently, in 2021, a Russian court blocked the series on certain websites, believing its content could negatively affect teenagers’ mental wellbeing. The show, which features a student using a magical notebook to kill criminals, was considered too disturbing for young viewers in both countries.