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Clevedon man supplied Class A drug to teens at party

Clevedon man supplied Class A drug to teens at party Simon Bradbury admitted distributing Ecstasy THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A middle-aged Clevedon man admitted supplying teenage partygoers with a Class A drug.

Why upcoming RTS Stronghold: Warlords needed to be delayed

The single-player campaign is ready to go, but Firefly wants multiplayer ready at launch As the holiday season wrapped up, Stronghold: Warlords developer Firefly Studios faced a difficult decision: launch day was rapidly approaching, and the RTS game’s multiplayer mode still wasn’t performing the way it ought to. One option was to launch the single-player campaign on the scheduled release date, with the multiplayer mode to be added later. “We were really, really considering that because we could have just released single-player, and that would have been a perfectly viable option in terms of what was actually ready at the time,” marketing director Nick Tannahill says. Other games have taken this approach recently: Iron Harvest added ranked multiplayer a few weeks after launch, but saw a wave of unfavourable Steam reviews over what users saw as ‘missing features’ thanks to that decision.

Why upcoming RTS Stronghold: Warlords had to be postponed

Why upcoming RTS Stronghold: Warlords had to be postponed News Highlights: Why upcoming RTS Stronghold: Warlords had to be postponed As the holiday season drew to a close, Stronghold: Warlords developer Firefly Studios faced a tough decision: launch day was fast approaching, and the RTS game’s multiplayer mode still wasn’t performing as it should. One option was to launch the single player campaign on the scheduled release date, with the multiplayer mode to be added later. “We really thought so, because we could have just released the single player, and that would have been a perfectly viable option in terms of what was actually done then,” said marketing director Nick Tannahill. Other games have recently taken this approach: Iron Harvest added ranked multiplayer a few weeks after launch, but saw a wave of unfavorable Steam reviews about what users saw as ‘missing features’ thanks to that decision.

How to cope with the stresses of home schooling

Afton AlmarazGetty Images With the majority of UK school and college pupils now being told to stay at home, many parents and guardians are again adding home schooling to their list of responsibilities. Apart from vulnerable children and the children of key workers, most primary and secondary age kids have switched back to home learning - something families previously adjusted to in the first lockdown back in 2020. Keeping children focussed on work while they’re sat at the kitchen table – often at the same time as parents are trying to continue with their own work from home – can feel like an impossible task, but it’s important to keep positive and celebrate wins, irrespective of how small they seem. Yes, you might have bad days, but know these are to be expected and remember to take stock when a better day comes along.

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