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Sony is finally bringing the second part of its hit game series, The Last of Us, to PC on April 3, 2025. This will be the remasted version of the game that launched on PS5 in January 2025. Since it is the upgraded version of the game, it will also include the No Return roguelike mode, some lost levels with director commentary, a free-play guitar mode, and more. It will also be optimized for PC, but none of those specifics have been released yet. If I had to guess, it will likely include things like ultrawide monitor support, PC GPU upscaling technologies, and unlocked frame rates. Reports have stated that the PC version of the game has been finished for a while but has been delayed to make sure it launches in conjunction with the second season of the TV show, which is also slated for a spring 2025 release. All of that being said, when The Last of Us: Part I was released in March of 2023 on PC, it was rife with issues, so it’s probably a good thing that the sequel has spent more time being worked on and will hopefully launch much smoother. Source: Naughty Dog
Trump's nominee for attorney general a longtime allyWEST CHESTER, PA — Centinel Spine®, LLC has announced the findings of a landmark study validating the long-term clinical success of its prodisc L Lumbar Total Disc Replacement (LTDR) technology. Published by The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, the research highlights the durability and effectiveness of the device in treating lumbar degenerative disc disease (DDD). The study analyzed outcomes from 1,187 patients who underwent 1- or 2-level LTDR procedures between 1999 and 2013 at Montpellier Spine Institute in France. Patients were followed for an average of nearly 12 years, with some tracked for up to 21 years. The results demonstrated an exceptionally low revision rate of 0.67% and a 1.85% rate of adjacent-level surgery, confirming the system’s ability to preserve spinal mobility and reduce the risk of further surgeries. Outcomes were consistent regardless of whether patients underwent 1- or 2-level LTDR or had prior discectomy surgeries, showcasing the versatility of prodisc L across a broad patient spectrum. “Total disc replacement, and especially the prodisc technology, is a concept we started to develop in the 1980s,” said Dr. Thierry Marnay, inventor of prodisc. “The quality and robustness of this study’s results fundamentally confirm the long-term efficiency and safety of LTDR. There is a direct link between restored, pain-free mobility and improved quality of life.” With more than 125,000 prodisc L devices implanted worldwide and nearly 35 years of clinical use, the technology continues to serve as a proven motion-preserving alternative to fusion. The system is FDA-approved for one-level, two-level, and Anatomic EndplateTM indications, further solidifying its position as a leader in spine care innovation. For the latest news on everything happening in Chester County and the surrounding area, be sure to follow MyChesCo on Google News and MSN .
About 1 in 8 Canadians think Canada should become 51st American state: pollDiscover Wordle today’s hints and answer for puzzle #1274 on December 14, 2024. Solve the New York Times Wordle challenge with expert advice and clues. Wordle hints, clues and answer today #1274 December 14, 2024: There’s a new puzzle every day! You should be aware that Wordle has undergone several adjustments and difficulties in recent years if you were among the original users. But in the very simple Wordle game, the player only has to guess five or six letters. Using the coloured tiles, you might be able to guess the sentences immediately. Grey means the letter is not in the word, green means the letter is in the right location, and yellow means the letter is in the wrong place but correct. It is sufficient to apply one of the previously described concepts and make an effort to forecast how the issue will develop in the future. Keep in mind that you have up to six choices for the word of the day. On the other hand, a protracted decision-making process may occasionally result in a favourable conclusion. You can choose the word of the day instead of the typical response by adhering to these rules and recommendations. Today’s Wordle Hints and Clues (December 14, 2024) The word of the day for Wordle #1274 was selected due to its capacity to stop your run. But sometimes we can mislead people even when we speak clearly. It also utilises the feature of letter repetition. But don’t worry, you can follow these guidelines: – The word has two vowels. – It starts with the letter ‘D’. – There are repeated letters. – The third letter is ‘O’. – Here’s a clue: Saliva that flows from the mouth, often unintentionally, especially when sleepy or excited. Are you still unable to pinpoint the problem? The last piece of advice has the potential to have a big impact. If you’re near and only need one or two letters, don’t pull out just yet. The answer is provided below. Wordle Today Answer for Puzzle #1274 You can now scroll away if you want to give it one last try. Here’s the word you’re looking for, though, while you wait for your guess to be verified: Today’s Wordle answer is “DROOL.” Did you solve it on your own? This one was probably easy for you to understand. For more information on how to complete the Wordle challenge, stay tuned and come back tomorrow. Click for more latest Gaming news . Also get top headlines and latest news from India and around the world at News9. Pragya is an accomplished journalist known for in-depth reporting and a keen eye for detail. Delivers insightful and well-researched content that informs and engages readers.
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WINNIPEG — The Manitoba government is looking to bring in tougher penalties on people who are convicted of impaired driving offences that cause injury or death. A bill currently before the legislature would impose a lifetime licence suspension on a driver convicted of two such offences within a 10-year period. That's an increase from the current 10-year suspension. The bill would also prohibit people convicted of these offences from driving with any alcohol in their blood for seven years for a first offence. The bill was introduced on the last sitting day of the fall legislature session and is expected to be debated in the spring. The legislature is scheduled to reconvene on March 5. This report by The Canadian Press was first published Dec. 5, 2024. Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press
Vaccines, Drones, and Suing the Media: Trump’s First Post-Election Presser Was WildBill Ackman, the chief executive officer at Pershing Square Capital Management shown speaking at a conference in 2017, says his believes Brookfield still flies under the radar in the U.S. RICHARD BRIAN/Reuters Billionaire investor Bill Ackman has built a $2.6-billion stake in asset management giant Brookfield Corp. BN-T that is now the second-largest position held by his hedge fund Pershing Square Capital Management. The fund started buying stock in Brookfield Corp. – the parent company of Brookfield Asset Management Ltd. BAM-T , which manages more than US$1-trillion of assets – in April this year. By the end of June, Pershing had acquired 6.8 million shares, and its stake then ballooned to 32.7 million shares – or nearly 2.2 per cent of the company – as of Sept. 30, according to public filings. The new investment for Pershing Square is a bet on Brookfield as a major owner and operator of assets that can be considered critical infrastructure – what Brookfield CEO Bruce Flatt likes to call “the backbone of the global economy,” which includes data centres powering artificial intelligence, renewable energy sources as well as the global shipping industry that underpins supply chains. The Brookfield stake accounts for 10.6 per cent of Pershing Square’s holdings, and is now larger than its investments in household names such as hotel owner Hilton Worldwide Holdings Inc., fast food chain Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc., Tim Hortons owner Restaurant Brands International Inc. and Google parent Alphabet Inc. A Brookfield spokesperson declined to comment. Mr. Ackman told investors on a Thursday conference call that his interest in Brookfield dates back more than a decade to work he did with the asset manager to restructure bankrupt shopping mall owner General Growth Properties, which was ultimately one of Pershing Square’s best investments. Mr. Ackman said he worked “very, very closely” with Brookfield CEO Bruce Flatt and the company’s long-time private equity head, Cyrus Madon. They didn’t always see eye to eye . “There were times where our interests were entirely aligned, and there are times where our interests, I would say, were disparate,” said on the call. “But it was one of the most satisfying and successful experiences I’ve had working with another management team of another investment firm,” he said. “And so that was really the beginning of, I would say, a relationship and respect for Brookfield.” Pershing Square is also banking on Brookfield being a beneficiary of Donald Trump’s second term as U.S. president, which is expected to feature reduced regulation and a friendlier approach to large corporations. And Mr. Ackman predicts that Brookfield Asset Management’s fee-related earnings will nearly double by 2028, funneling a steady stream of cash to parent Brookfield Corp., which he thinks is undervalued relative to large industry peers. Brookfield Corp.’s stock is up more than 40 per cent since Pershing Square started buying its stake in April – and rose 1.3 per cent to $81.40 by early afternoon Friday on the Toronto Stock Exchange. But Mr. Ackman is gambling that it still has plenty of room to rise. “We anticipate shares are poised to more than double over the coming years,” Pershing Square partner Charles Korn said Thursday, and the comparison to its peers “would imply very significant valuation upside.” Pershing Square estimates that Brookfield is trading at roughly 15 times earnings, while KKR & Co Inc. trades at 27 times and Apollo Global Management Inc. at 22 times. Pershing Square thinks Brookfield still flies below the radar with some U.S.-based institutional investors, in spite of its size, and “that this is an issue that Brookfield’s management team is taking steps to address,” Mr. Korn said. Brookfield recently moved the head office of Brookfield Asset Management to New York as part of a revamp of its corporate structure. The asset manager’s chief financial officer, Hadley Peer Marshall, told investors at a September presentation that the company was responding to feedback from a number of shareholders that urged it to focus on increasing the liquidity of BAM’s stock, and gaining inclusion in prominent U.S.-based and global stock indexes. Mr. Ackman said that at a time when index funds often own 25 per cent of large companies, inclusion in the S&P 500 index – one where Brookfield still isn’t a member – is “a critically important driver of valuation, for achieving sort of the upper band of valuation for U.S.-listed companies.” By being ineligible, “I would say you’re kind of missing the boat, so to speak,” he said. “And Brookfield is certainly aware of this issue.”
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