All articles tagged with #camp
Bethesda's February 9 patch for Fallout 76 fixes several high-priority issues—C.A.M.P. Module build menu, New Pip-Boy category behavior, 1-Star status for Grunt/Head Hunt, display of C.A.M.P. items bought with Gold Bullion, Cryo damage application, and an evasion exploit tied to the Reflex Legendary Mod—while more fixes are being investigated for armor resistances, bows (damage/repair), and Burning Springs damage balance.
After extensive play and multiple updates, Fallout 76 has evolved into a compelling and community-focused live service game with rich content, creative building, and engaging quests, despite its technical issues and monetization concerns, making it a surprisingly enjoyable experience for series fans and newcomers alike.
The article humorously ranks the most jaw-dropping and campy lines from Hulu's critically panned legal series 'All’s Fair,' highlighting its over-the-top dialogue and absurdity, making it a must-watch for fans of guilty pleasure TV.
The release notes for the Fallout 76 C.A.M.P revamp are unavailable due to a 'Page Not Found' error, indicating the page may have been removed or renamed.
The New York Giants began their roster cuts, releasing players including Montrell Washington, Zach Pascal, and Jordan Bly, as they trim down from 90 to 53 players. The cuts aim to clarify the team’s depth chart, especially at wide receiver, and come amid ongoing preseason evaluations. Notable events include rookie Cam Skattebo's NFL debut and a serious injury to DB TJ Moore. The team continues to refine its roster ahead of the regular season.
Rodney Garner, Tennessee's defensive line coach, has named Dom Bailey as the current MVP of the defensive front, praising his improved performance, leadership, and work ethic, highlighting his significant progress over recent seasons and his key role in the team.
The article presents a fact or fiction quiz about standout players in Giants training camp, highlighting QB Russell Wilson and CB Dru Phillips as notable players, with opinions varying on their performances and leaps in development, and also discusses offensive lineman Evan Neal's progress.
A parent advocates for their 10-year-old daughter with cerebral palsy to attend a science camp, facing opposition from the mother who fears it may be too challenging. The advice emphasizes supporting the child's independence, communicating with the camp for accommodations, and recognizing the child's capabilities and desires. The article encourages parents to trust their child's judgment and foster confidence and independence.
Devin White, a former All-Pro linebacker, has shown a strong return to form during Raiders camp, impressing coaches and reporters, which could significantly boost the Raiders' defense in Pete Carroll's first season as head coach.
Insider Tony Basilio reports that Tennessee's Boo Carter's status is more serious than previously thought, with the head coach Josh Heupel actively searching for him amid concerns from the leadership council, raising questions about his future with the team for 2025.
The Israeli government and military are at odds over a proposed 'humanitarian city' camp for Palestinians in Gaza, which has sparked criticism, political controversy, and military opposition amid ongoing conflict and strikes in the region.
A devastating flash flood at Camp Mystic in Texas, housing 750 girls, led to a night of chaos, rescue efforts, and tragic loss of at least 27 campers and staff, highlighting the dangers of severe weather and the importance of emergency preparedness.
A camp director, Jane Ragsdale, died in the Texas flooding after calling her brother to warn him she was trapped by rising waters, which also helped save several others. Her call was a final act of love and alertness amid a devastating natural disaster.
The article discusses the resurgence of 'Sex and the City' through its reboot 'And Just Like That ...', highlighting how the show has evolved into a satirical and campy parody of its original self, often subjecting beloved characters to humiliations that reflect modern sensibilities and cultural shifts, while still maintaining a strange, addictive appeal.
Teen counselors and a rookie Coast Guard rescue swimmer heroically saved dozens of children during a devastating flood at Camp Mystic in Texas, with some writing names on campers' bodies for identification and risking their lives to evacuate the flood-ravaged site, which resulted in at least 27 deaths and several still missing.