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With large open spaces and plenty of opportunities for flanking and long-range engagements, the beach-themed map looks set to push players to use their favourite Agents in different ways. One of the main goals we had with Breeze was building larger and more open spaces with longer sightlines than the other maps in the pool, said Riot Games senior game designer Sal Garozzo. This provides an opportunity for different weapons and Agents to shine. Riot Games Each map should provide different strengths and weaknesses for the Agents in the roster to explore while supporting different types of strategies and team compositions. ....
PITTSFIELD â Advances in technology aim to make life better, but for those with physical or developmental disabilities, that change has been transformative. We say over here, for people without disabilities technology makes things easier, said Sal Garozzo, executive director of United Cerebral Palsy of Western Massachusetts, which is based in Pittsfield. For people with disabilities, we say Technology makes things possible. Garozzo, who has served in his current position since 2015, has over 30 years of experience in the human services field, which includes previous positions with organizations in New York state and Maine. We sat down recently with the Rensselaer, N.Y., resident and talked about why he became involved in his chosen field, and how technology has helped the people his organization serves live more productive lives. ....
The pandemic is a wake-up call for all people to be connected by technology, especially people with disabilities. At the same time, technology statistics show that society could better serve people with disabilities who need new technology and training to help them gain more independence. According to recent research, people with disabilities: ⢠comprise about 23 percent of all adults in Massachusetts; ⢠across the state, more than 20,000 residents are caring for a family member with an intellectual or developmental disability at home; ⢠are far less likely to use the internet, at 54 percent, compared with 81 percent of adults without disabilities; ⢠and less likely to own a desktop or laptop computer, at 67 percent for ages 18 to 64, compared with 84 percent of nondisabled people of the same age group. ....