Death Valley's looking a bit damp at the moment.

They weigh around the same as a stick of butter.

It's one of the most remote communities in the USA.

When people talk about terraforming planets, they dont usually think of moss as a tool, but perhaps weve been underrating this great survivor.

Forget Red Dead Redemption; one of the earliest games to tackle a gritty Western storyline was 1997's Outlaws. That's not me saying it's a better gritty Western storyline than the one in Rockstar's beloved adventure, for the record, but it certainly started paving the way for it. Anyway, Outlaws was something of a cult hit - ambitious and featuring some gorgeous cartoon cutscenes, it was sadly drowned out by some of the best FPS games of its time. The likes of Doom 2, Quake, Hexen, Half-Life, and the original Turok all buried it in what was a highly competitive era. However, 28 years on, Outlaws is back, with a remaster that shines new light on its Wild West gunslinging. The studio behind this revival? You already know it's Nightdive.Read the full story on PCGamesN: The champion of FPS remasters, Nightdive just revived a 28-year-old Wild West rival to Doom and Quake

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Last Thanksgiving I made Christine Gallarys herby garlic Thanksgiving butter, and it somehow found its way into just about every savory dish on the table. Its easy to make, and the flavor payoff is huge. The combination of garlic, parsley, sage, thyme, and rosemary gives it that classic Thanksgiving flavor everyone loves. I drizzled the butter on roast turkey, added it to sauted green beans, tossed it with roasted potatoes, and brushed it onto warm dinner rolls.READ MORE...

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