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  Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 doesn’t just drop you into 2035—it grabs you by the vest, slaps night-vision goggles on your face, and whispers, “Things are about to get weird.” And honestly? It absolutely delivers on that promise. Treyarch and Raven have created a full-throttle fever dream of espionage, memory warfare, cyber-tech, and pure adrenaline that feels like classic Black Ops injected with future shock and a whole lot of dramatic yelling. In the best way, of course. From the opening mission, the campaign radiates swagger. You’re reunited with familiar faces like Section Mason—older, wiser, and still looking like he’s five seconds away from punching classified documents—and Harper, the man who defines the phrase “charismatic trouble.” But the cast doesn’t stop there. There’s the cyber-augmented powerhouse 50/50, whose entire presence screams “send me into danger, I’ll probably power-slam it,” and a whole squad of characters who feel memorable from the jump. And then there’s...

Step into a bustling weekend showcase of remarkable animals and the people who care for them; CF Exotic Pet Expos unite seasoned collectors, curious first‑timers, and families with hands‑on encounters, expert vendors, and practical care resources all under one roof. Expect dozens of breeders and specialty sellers, live demonstrations, and an up‑close look at everything from ball pythons and geckos to hedgehogs and parrots, plus habitat gear and feeding supplies so you can learn, compare, and connect with the community. Event at a glance • Huntsville (Fall) : November 15–16, 2025 at the Huntsville Jaycees Building; Saturday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM. • Huntsville (Winter) : January 24–25, 2026 at The Landers Center; Saturday 9:00 AM–5:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM–4:00 PM. • Admission : November show: $5 per person per day; January show: $10 per person per day; children under 12 free. Cash and card accepted at most events; bring exact change if you prefer cash. • Plan ahead : A...

  If you’ve ever wanted to chase ghosts in a creaky, 1850s mansion that looks like it was born to be haunted, The Lowry House in Huntsville, Alabama is calling your name—probably in a spooky whisper. The Interactive Ghost Hunt turns this historic home into your own paranormal playground. Forget passive tours—this is a full-blown, hands-on investigation where you get the equipment, the access, and the goosebumps. Inside these walls, guests have reported all the greatest hits: shadow figures darting through doorways, sudden cold spots, toys moving on their own, and the infamous Lady in White who loves staring from the upstairs window like she’s waiting for her ghostly DoorDash order. Even the kitchen is known to erupt with EMF spikes, swirling air, and “did-someone-just-touch-my-ankles?” moments. And the history? Even wilder. The Lowry House served as a safe stop on the Underground Railroad, complete with a secret room built to hide footsteps. With Civil War stories, hidden pa...

Grab your headsets, charge your controllers, and warn your sleep schedule: Call of Duty: Black Ops 7  (review in progress) has officially dropped, and the world is already diving headfirst into pure, high-octane mayhem. Treyarch and crew didn’t just open the gates—they kicked them off the hinges. BO7 arrives with a full buffet of content right out of the box: a brand-new Co-Op Campaign , 18 Multiplayer maps, and a Zombies mode that drags you straight back into the Dark Aether with the original crew reimagined. Yes, Zombies fans… they heard you screaming. Campaign: Mason, Menendez, and Mind Games? Yep, It’s Black Ops. David Mason returns to lead JSOC through a cerebral, globe-twisting campaign where Raul Menendez re-emerges like the world’s angriest pop-up notification. The mysterious high-tech peace-peddling megacorp known as The Guild is hiding something, and you're here to crack the case—preferably with explosions. This year’s campaign is fully co-op , fully replayable, and ...

On‑Together is a warm, low‑pressure productivity companion that tucks itself neatly at the top or bottom of your screen while you get actual work done. More than a timer or chat, it’s a persistent virtual study lounge where friends gather in a shared, chatroom‑style space to hustle and take playful breaks together. Focus sessions are easy to start, progress is gently rewarded with adorable pet buddies and unlockables, and break activities; mini‑games, jams, or a quick round of basketball; recharge you without derailing momentum. The result is a delightful blend of social presence and practical tools: Pomodoro timers, to‑do lists, a journal, and calendar integration wrapped in a cozy, customizable overlay that makes productivity feel companionable, not punitive. Core concept On‑Together marries practical productivity tools with light, low‑friction social features so you can actually get work done while feeling connected. The app lives alongside your workflow: launch a Pomodoro, check ...

Tiger’s Inn unfolds like a happy hometown find: a bright, friendly diner that serves hearty Southern breakfasts, generous meat‑and‑three lunches, and a laid‑back Sunday brunch. Expect well‑executed classics; fluffy pancakes, crispy hashbrowns, perfectly cooked eggs, and comforting daily specials; served in generous portions at wallet‑friendly prices. Warm, attentive service and thoughtful touches (jam choices, regular check‑ins, and prompt refills) give the place a welcoming, family‑run feel that keeps locals coming back and makes first‑time visitors feel right at home. Location and vibe • Address : 132 Commerce Ave, Valley Head, AL 35989-4259. • Street presence : The storefront is quietly charming; white brick, a vintage‑style circular Tiger’s Inn sign, and a bright “OPEN” door that invites foot traffic and neighbors inside. A bench and seasonal wreath add small‑town warmth. • Interior vibe : Inside feels like a friendly hometown diner; warm wooden floors, simple black tables, and a ...

Simon the Sorcerer Origins catapults the sarcastic, reluctantly heroic teen‑wizard back into the limelight with a lovingly hand‑drawn prequel that finally explains the origins fans have wondered about for decades. Smallthing Studios and ININ restore the series’ razor‑sharp wit and off‑kilter charm while modernizing the craft: richly animated 2D visuals, cinematic realtime sequences, and polished voice work pair with classic point‑and‑click puzzles and fresh mechanics. The result feels both nostalgic and new, faithful to the spirit of the 1993 original yet confident enough to reframe Simon’s story for returning fans and curious newcomers alike. Premise and tone Set just weeks before the original game, Simon the Sorcerer Origins opens on a quiet, emotionally resonant hook: a loving mother, a moody teenage Simon, a reluctant family move, and an ancient prophecy that yanks him into a baffling, magical realm. The narrative smartly balances laugh‑out‑loud sarcasm with genuine moments of ...

For 30 years, Galaxy of Lights has transformed Huntsville Botanical Garden into Rocket City ’s most magical holiday destination. From November through December, the Garden lights up with twinkling arches, whimsical scenes, and inventive displays that stretch from the pathways to the night sky; inviting visitors to slow down, look up, and soak in the season. Whether you prefer a leisurely, lantern‑lit walk, a cozy drive through illuminated vignettes, or a festive outing with family and your four‑legged friend, Galaxy of Lights offers framed moments that become lasting memories. New surprises and refreshed favorites ensure every visit feels both nostalgic and newly wondrous. What to expect • Walking Nights : Meander under twinkling arches, pause for seasonal treats, and discover intimate vignettes designed for strolling and lingering. Timed, ticketed evenings: Nov 14–26, Nov 28–30; Dec 3–6; Dec 17–24, Dec 26–27. • Driving Nights : Enjoy the spectacle from the comfort and warmth of you...

Schematic Void upends the usual rescue‑the‑world setup by making the game’s incompletion the premise and your mission the fix. It’s a sly, anti‑horror point‑and‑click that delights in cracking the fourth wall: the developer’s unfinished notes become tools, UI quirks become puzzles, and the rules rewrite themselves as you play. Visually spare but brimming with character, the game trades realism for inventive gestures; circuit boards are playful scaffolding rather than technical manuals; so solutions favor lateral thinking, curiosity, and mischief over rote electronics know‑how. The result is a compact, clever adventure that feels like finishing a joke with the punchline already in your hands. Core Themes Schematic Void upends the usual rescue‑the‑world setup by making the game’s incompletion the premise and your mission the fix. It’s a sly, anti‑horror point‑and‑click that delights in cracking the fourth wall: the developer’s unfinished notes become tools, UI quirks become puzzles, an...