Luego de varias semanas de especulación, los cantantes Ángela Aguilar y Christian Nodal ahora sí contrajeron matrimonio en una ceremonia privada, efectuada en la hacienda San Gabriel de las Palmas, en Morelos.

La pareja estuvo acompañado de familiares y amigos como Marc Anthony y su esposa Nadia Ferreira, quienes fungieron como sus padrinos.

La cantante lució un vestido blanco, escotado de la espalda, que enmarcaba sus caderas con una cola desprendible; mientras que Nodal llevaba un traje blanco.

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Christian y Ángela se casaron a poco más de un mes de haber confirmado su noviazgo y después de revelarse la cantidad que el cantante dará de manutención a su hija Inti, la cual es de 123 mil pesos mensuales.

Nodal y Ángela se conocieron hace seis años, cuando Pepe Aguilar invitó al cantante a su present acquainted Jaripeo sin Frontera, junto a sus dos hijos menores Leonardo y Ángela.

Se cube que a partir de ahí, la entonces adolescente Ángela, se enamoraría perdidamente del cantante, sin embargo, por la diferencia de edades, Pepe no había permitido esa relación. Cada uno hizo su vida, pero siempre conservaron el sentimiento, hasta que ambos se encontraron en un momento en que habían terminado cada uno una relación y decidieron darse una oportunidad.

Nodal y Ángela llegaron al altar vestidos de blanco, según una foto que trascendió en redes sociales.

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A solo dos meses de anunciar que eran pareja, las estrellas de la música mexicana Ángela Aguilar y Christian Nodal se casaron en una ceremonia privada en un rancho en México.

Los rumores sobre la boda comenzaron a round el miércoles por la noche (24 de julio) en línea, cuando la revista Quién publicó fotos de la pareja en redes sociales, con Aguilar luciendo un vestido largo y bordado. En una foto, aparece caminando del brazo de su padre, el legendario cantante de rancheras Pepe Aguilar, y en otra, frente a Nodal, quien lleva un traje en coloration hueso, en el altar.

Aunque muchos followers especularon que las fotos podrían ser de un video musical, fuentes confirmaron a Billboard que la pareja efectivamente se casó.

La boda se llevó a cabo en un rancho privado en Morelos, a un par de horas fuera de la Ciudad de México. Otras fotos de la pareja surgieron en redes sociales.

La relación entre Aguilar y Nodal, dos de los nombres más prometedores de la música mexicana, salió a la luz hace dos meses. Según fuentes, Aguilar, de 20 años, y Nodal, de 25, quienes habían grabado juntos en 2020, se reunieron después de que Nodal terminara su relación con la estrella argentina del entice Cazzu, con quien recientemente tuvo un bebé. Nodal y Cazzu anunciaron públicamente su ruptura en redes sociales el 23 de mayo, declarando que aún mantienen una relación respetuosa y amistosa.

Nodal y Aguilar se conocen hace muchos años.

“No es una nueva relación; es la continuación de una historia que la vida nos hizo pausar para que pudiéramos crecer y extrañarnos. Porque cuando nos dejamos ir, regresamos aún más unidos”, dijo Aguilar a HOLA! en ese momento. Desde el anuncio, la pareja ha mantenido un perfil bajo, aunque fuentes dijeron que estaban profundamente enamorados.

Ángela Aguilar fue honrada con el premio Dinastía Musical en la ceremonia de Billboard Latin Ladies in Music 2024, que se transmitió el domingo por la noche (9 de junio), donde también fue la más joven de las ocho homenajeadas.

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Southwest Airways is shifting to assigned seats for the primary time in its historical past, a change that can enable the low-fare provider to cost a premium for a number of the seats on its planes.

The airline may even begin providing in a single day “red-eye” flights for the primary time, which it stated will enhance the effectivity by growing the usage of its plane.

Southwest stated clients have been clamoring for these modifications – when individuals change to a competitor from Southwest, the corporate stated the No. 1 motive the sad passengers cite is open seating. However the change may even assist the corporate cost some passengers extra for his or her tickets.

“The analysis is obvious and signifies that 80% of Southwest clients, and 86% of potential clients, want an assigned seat,” stated the airline in an announcement. “By transferring to an assigned seating mannequin, Southwest expects to broaden its enchantment and appeal to extra flying from its present and future clients.”

Southwest didn’t give particulars about when the modifications will go into impact, but it surely stated it might be mentioned additional in September. The premium seats, which can supply extra legroom, is not going to be accessible till 2025 as it’s going to require reconfiguring its planes.

The airline had introduced in April that it was a change in its seating coverage that has been in impact for its whole 50 12 months historical past. Southwest is underneath strain from activist traders who’ve been pushing for modifications in administration and progress in profitability.

Southwest has lengthy been often called a low-cost, low-fare provider, but it surely has been dealing with competitors from the three different main carriers, American, United and Delta, which get a lot of their income from charging extra for premium seating. It additionally faces rising rivalries on the opposite finish of the spectrum: ultra-low price carriers, corresponding to Spirit and Frontier, which supply bargain-priced seats for which clients should pay additional for absolutely anything together with keep it up baggage.

Southwest doesn’t cost for keep it up baggage and has lengthy allowed passengers to verify two baggage free of charge. The airline additionally doesn’t cost clients to alter flights.

CEO Bob Jordan instructed traders Southwest has no plans, nevertheless, to start out charging for the primary two baggage being checked. He stated the dearth of a baggage price is a significant motive for purchasers selecting Southwest. And he stated there are prices, and never simply income, that come from charging for luggage. It slows the time it takes to load a airplane as passengers take extra time to search for house in overhead bins for carry-on baggage. And a few baggage should be moved from the cabin to the cargo maintain as soon as there isn’t a longer any room accessible within the overhead bins.

Southwest has two to 3 occasions as many checked baggage as different airways.

Southwest was once probably the most worthwhile US airline. However that’s now not the case.

Thursday, it reported a 51% drop in adjusted revenue to $370 million, regardless of reporting report income for the quarter that was boosted by robust passenger visitors.

However this has been a troublesome setting for US airways to earn cash. Important will increase in labor prices and better gas costs, two of the most important bills within the trade, have eaten into income. And comparatively low common fares have exacerbated the harm.

Rival American Airways additionally reported its revenue fell 44% within the second quarter, regardless of its personal report income.

Though Southwest nonetheless has the healthiest credit standing of any US airline, it has been fighting quite a few points in recent times – some on account of its personal mismanagement, however some due to exterior components and altering trade dynamics.

Shares of Southwest (LUV) have been down greater than 4% in premarket buying and selling on its information.

The airline went 47 consecutive years with out reporting an annual loss – till 2020, when the pandemic practically halted all demand for air journey.

Southwest’s fleet is made up completely of Boeing 737 jets. That had lowered its working prices, as a result of it allowed its pilots to fly any of its planes, giving it a flexibility and effectivity not accessible to its bigger rivals. But it surely additionally made it most vulnerable to Boeing’s substantial issues in recent times – each a 20-month grounding of the 737 Max in 2019 and 2020 following two deadly crashes, and a slowdown in manufacturing this 12 months as a consequence of issues concerning the high quality and security of its planes.

However its low-cost efforts additionally harm Southwest at occasions, most notably in December 2022, when its suffered a catastrophic service meltdown that prompted it to cancel about 17,000 flights, or practically half of its schedule, throughout the busy vacation journey interval. Whereas different airways recovered shortly from a winter storm that month, Southwest’s pc expertise, denounced as “antiquated” by its unions, made it troublesome for it to schedule its pilots and flight attendants and resume regular operations.

Southwest made modifications in its software program and operations within the wake of these service points. And final week, as lots of the world’s airways have been compelled to cancel 5,000 flights in a single day as a consequence of a flawed software program replace from cyber safety agency CrowdStrike, Southwest was one of many few carriers that averted the difficulty and didn’t should cancel flights. This time it was rival Delta Air Strains that suffered the service meltdown.

However that December 2022 meltdown price Southwest round $1 billion, together with a $140 million high quality from the Division of Transportation. And it resulted in a loss within the fourth quarter of 2022 in addition to the primary quarter of 2023 as passengers have been reluctant to ebook on airline within the speedy aftermath of the service issues.

The corporate reported losses within the fourth quarter of 2023 and first quarter of 2024 as properly amid greater labor and gas prices. Shedding cash in 4 of six quarters earlier than the newest interval is a surprising and undesirable reversal of fortunes for Southwest. The airline had beforehand posted losses solely throughout the pandemic, Nice Recession and after the September 11 terrorist assaults – even whereas its rivals have been flying out and in of chapter. It additionally introduced undesirable consideration from activists traders at Elliott Funding Administration, which introduced in June it had taken a $1.9 billion stake within the airline and known as for administration modifications.

Jordan stated the plans for premium seating and the top of open season have been being labored on at Southwest for a 12 months, and weren’t a response to Elliott Funding Administration’s push to enhance profitability.

Requested by an analyst why the change wasn’t made way back, given what Southwest knew about buyer preferences for reserved seating, Jordan responded, “Hindsight is at all times much more excellent. You possibly can at all times look again and criticize the timing of a call.”

Southwest has additionally gotten undesirable consideration from the Federal Aviation Administration, which introduced earlier this month it’s stepping up oversight of its operations as a consequence of quite a few doubtlessly harmful incidents involving its planes in latest months.

In March, a Southwest jet veered off track and had an in depth name with an air visitors management tower throughout an tried touchdown at New York’s LaGuardia Airport. In April, a airplane plunged to inside 400 toes of the floor of the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Hawaii. In June one other airplane got here inside 525 toes of the bottom over an Oklahoma city when it was nonetheless 9 miles away from the Oklahoma Metropolis airport. And later that month a airplane took off on a closed runway on the airport in Portland Maine which had a restore automobile on it that needed to race to get out of its method. Earlier this month, a airplane bought inside 150 toes of the bottom when it was nonetheless 5 miles away from the airport in Tampa, in response to knowledge from Flightradar24.

“The FAA has elevated oversight of Southwest Airways to make sure it’s complying with federal security rules,” the company stated in an announcement.

Southwest stated it has shaped an inside workforce to additionally take a look at the incidents.

“Southwest is working carefully with the Federal Aviation Administration within the assessment of latest occasions,” it stated.

CNN’s Ross Levitt, Gregory Wallace, Chris Boyette and Pete Muntean contributed to this report.

This story has been up to date with extra context and developments.

After 53 years providing passengers the flexibility to decide on their very own seats, Southwest Airways is ushering in a brand new period for its boarding course of and can be assigning seats, in addition to providing premium seating on all flights.

Southwest strikes to assigned seats after 53 years of open seating

The Dallas-based service introduced a number of new initiatives on Thursday, billing the redesigned boarding mannequin as “enhancements to remodel buyer expertise and enhance monetary efficiency,” and stating in a press launch that including assigned seats and premium seating meets “evolving buyer preferences.”

Southwest president and CEO Bob Jordan beforehand hinted on the doable change again in April, saying on the time that the transfer to “assigned seating and providing premium legroom choices can be a transformational change that cuts throughout virtually all features of the corporate.”

“Though our distinctive open seating mannequin has been part of Southwest Airways since our inception, our considerate and in depth analysis makes it clear that is the fitting alternative — on the proper time — for our clients, our folks, and our shareholders,” stated Jordan, who additionally serves as vice chairman of the board. “We’ve got been constructing purposefully to this alteration as a part of a complete improve to the Southwest expertise as we concentrate on Buyer expectations — and it’ll unlock new sources of income in line with our laser concentrate on delivering improved monetary efficiency.”

The corporate has not but stated when the seating modifications will go into impact, however plans to offer extra particulars on the product designs, cabin format and timing at its Investor Day in late September.

Any new cabin format on this seating transformation might want to endure approvals from the Federal Aviation Administration.

Southwest carried out “sturdy operational testing” of each dwell and greater than 8 million simulation-based boarding trials, citing analysis that confirmed 80% of its clients and 86% of potential clients want an assigned seat.

“When a buyer elects to cease flying with Southwest and chooses a competitor, open seating is cited because the primary cause for the change,” the corporate famous. “The airline is assured that these buyer enhancements will meet expectations and never compromise the airline’s operational effectivity.”

Southwest Airways provides premium, prolonged legroom cabin

The precise cabin format particulars are nonetheless in design, however Southwest stated it “expects roughly one-third of seats throughout the fleet to supply prolonged legroom, consistent with that provided by trade friends on narrowbody plane.”

Within the final two years, Southwest’s modernization efforts have included enhancements to different onboard choices corresponding to quicker WiFi, in-seat energy, bigger overhead bins and extra snug RECARO seats.

Southwest Airways provides redeye flights

Along with the seating modifications, Southwest additionally introduced it’s formally including 24-hour operation capabilities with in a single day redeye flights “to additional optimize the community and enhance plane utilization.”

Reserving on preliminary routes is on the market beginning Thursday, with the primary in a single day flights touchdown on Valentine’s Day 2025 in 5 preliminary nonstop markets: Las Vegas to Baltimore and Orlando, Los Angeles to Baltimore and Nashville, and Phoenix to Baltimore.

Southwest Airways second quarter monetary outcomes

Thursday’s bulletins got here in tandem with the airline’s second quarter monetary outcomes, which fell in need of expectations, in accordance with Jordan.

Southwest’s RASM (Income per Obtainable Seat Mile), which is a measure of whole income from every seat flown per mile, no matter whether or not it is empty or full, has decreased by 3.8% year-over-year.

The CEO stated the airline is “taking pressing and deliberate steps to mitigate near-term income challenges and implement longer-term transformational initiatives” to assist with monetary high and backside line progress.

“As we introduced this morning, our implementation of assigned and premium seating is a part of an ongoing and complete improve to the Buyer Expertise, one which analysis reveals Clients overwhelmingly want,” he stated.

Actress Jennifer Aniston hit again at Republican vice presidential nominee JD Vance for previous feedback he made about lawmakers he described as “childless cat women.” “The Morning Present” and “Associates” star responded to a publish about Vance on her Instagram Tales.

“I actually cannot consider that is coming from a possible VP of the US,” Aniston wrote Wednesday. “All I can say is… Mr. Vance, I pray that your daughter is lucky sufficient to bear youngsters of her personal at some point. I hope she won’t want to show to IVF as a second choice. As a result of you are attempting to take that away from her, too.”

The publish Aniston was replying to featured a tweet with a part of a 2021 Fox Information interview from “Tucker Carlson Tonight.” Within the clip, the then-Ohio Senate candidate took goal at some Democrats who have not given start and stated we “turned our nation over to individuals who do not actually have a direct stake in it.” 

“We’re successfully run on this nation by way of the Democrats, by way of our company oligarchs, by a bunch of childless cat women who’re depressing at their very own lives and decisions that they’ve made,” Vance informed Carlson. “They usually need to make the remainder of the nation depressing, too … You have a look at Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, AOC. The whole way forward for the Democrats is managed by individuals with out youngsters.”

Vance, who’s Ohio’s junior senator, was chosen final week to be former President Trump’s working mate within the 2024 presidential election. Vance’s positions on abortion and IVF have been introduced up by Democrats after the announcement. 

Vance stated in 2022 that he’d again a nationwide ban on abortions after 15 weeks, but additionally indicated that he helps Trump on leaving the query to the states. 

He was among the many Senate Republicans who voted in June to dam laws that may shield entry to IVF.

In response to a request for a remark, a spokesperson for Vance’s marketing campaign referred CBS Information to different 2021 feedback from Vance, through which he clarified that the “goal of his remarks” made on Fox Information are usually not people who find themselves not ready or cannot have youngsters for a wide range of causes, together with medical. 

In an announcement to CBS Information later Thursday, Taylor Van Kirk, a spokesperson for Vance, condemned “leftwing media” for having “spun up a false narrative about his place on the problems.”

“The Democrats are in full disarray with probably the most unpopular Vice President in historical past as their celebration’s nominee,” Van Kirk stated. “The one childlessness we ought to be speaking about are the childless mother and father who misplaced their children to the murderous thugs and lethal fentanyl coming throughout Kamala’s southern border.” 

Aniston opened up about her fertility struggles and IVF journey in 2022. She informed Attract journal that she was attempting to get pregnant in her late 30s and 40s and revealed that she tried IVF. “It was a difficult highway for me, the baby-making highway,” she stated. Nevertheless, she has no regrets about the way it all turned out.

“I really really feel somewhat aid now as a result of there is no such thing as a extra, ‘Can I? Possibly. Possibly. Possibly.’ I haven’t got to consider that anymore,” she stated.

Extra reporting by Taurean Small. 

Jennifer Aniston is criticizing JD Vance for feedback he made in his previous about girls with out youngsters.

Aniston shared a screenshot of Vance’s look on her Instagram tales, and wrote, “I actually cannot imagine that is coming from a possible VP of America.”

In a 2021 look on Tucker Carlson’s former Fox Information present, Vance, who was then a candidate for the Ohio Senate, instructed Carlson that the USA was being run by “a bunch of childless cat women who’re depressing at their very own lives and the alternatives that they’ve made and they also wish to make the remainder of the nation depressing, too.”

Within the resurfaced clip, which re-gained traction this week on social media, Vance stated, “It is only a fundamental truth – you have a look at Kamala Harris, Pete Buttigieg, AOC – the complete way forward for the Democrats is managed by individuals with out youngsters. And the way does it make any sense that we have turned our nation over to individuals who do not actually have a direct stake in it?”

Aniston – who sometimes retains her private life personal, however has publicly spoken about her fertility journey – additionally wrote about Vance’s far-right stance on reproductive rights.

“All I can say is… Mr. Vance, I pray that your daughter is lucky sufficient to bear youngsters of her personal sooner or later,” Aniston wrote in her publish. “I hope she is not going to want to show to IVF as a second choice. As a result of you are attempting to take that away from her, too.”

In 2022, Aniston gave uncommon feedback in an Attract cowl story, sharing for the primary time that she struggled along with her fertility and underwent IVF.

“I used to be attempting to get pregnant. It was a difficult street for me, the baby-making street,” Aniston stated, reflecting on her 30s and 40s. “All of the years and years and years of hypothesis… It was actually arduous. I used to be going via IVF, ingesting Chinese language teas, you title it. I used to be throwing every part at it. I’d’ve given something if somebody had stated to me, ‘Freeze your eggs. Do your self a favor.’ You simply do not assume it. So right here I’m right now. The ship has sailed.”

Aniston’s remarks about Vance’s feedback come from a private place. All through her profession, she has been subjected to extreme tabloid protection, which has repeatedly prodded into her relationships over time and questioned why she doesn’t have youngsters.

In her Attract interview, Aniston stated the media’s narrative that she “was simply egocentric” and “simply cared about my profession” was painful.

“God forbid a girl is profitable and does not have a baby,” she stated in 2022. “And the rationale my husband left me, why we broke up and ended our marriage, was as a result of I would not give him a child. It was absolute lies.”

On Wednesday, Aniston additionally appeared to provide her endorsement to Harris by reposting a 2018 video of Harris pushing then-Supreme Courtroom nominee Brett Kavanaugh on abortion rights.

(The video Aniston reposted was shared by actress Allison Janney.)

Reproductive well being will probably be a key subject this election. Many ladies in Hollywood have spoken out about reproductive rights and can align with Harris, who has been the Biden administration’s main voice on abortion and feminine healthcare.

CNN has reached out to Aniston’s consultant for additional touch upon her publish about Vance and her obvious endorsement of Harris.

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Fly the Union Flag, plate up some beans on toast, and get the kettle on for a very good brew – Fallout: London is lastly right here. The formidable, long-awaited mod for Fallout 4 is now obtainable for PC gamers to obtain without cost. However diving into the British wasteland isn’t fairly as straightforward as booting up a brand new videogame. Relying on what platform you’re utilizing, Fallout 4 would possibly require slightly tinkering earlier than it’s prepared for Fallout London. Don’t have any concern, although, for this information will assist you to maintain calm, stick with it, and get Fallout: London put in in your PC.

What you’ll want to play Fallout: London

To play Fallout: London, you’ll want to personal Fallout 4 and all of its DLC packs. That’s simply acquired by buying the Fallout 4: Recreation of the 12 months Version, which is the entire bundle. When you already personal Fallout 4 and the odd one or two DLC packs, you will have to buy what you’re lacking. Right here’s an inventory of every little thing you’ll want to personal:

• Fallout 4
• Automatron
• Far Harbor
• Nuka World
• Wasteland Workshop
• Contraptions Workshop
• Vault-Tec Workshop

You should use the Excessive Decision Texture Pack (obtainable without cost) if you want, however it’s not a requirement.

Additionally, you will have to downgrade Fallout 4 to make it suitable with Fallout: London (extra on that later within the information). On high of all that, additionally, you will want the Fallout: London mod itself. That is obtainable to obtain from GOG, utilizing the GOG Galaxy launcher. Create a GOG account when you don’t have already got one and add the free mod to your account utilizing the inexperienced button on the Fallout: London retailer web page. Then obtain GOG Galaxy, discover Fallout: London in your library, and obtain it.

Steam vs GOG

Fallout 4 for PC is accessible on each Steam and GOG. Fallout: London could be performed utilizing both model (sorry, the Epic Video games Retailer model is incompatible), however in case you are shopping for Fallout 4 on PC for the primary time particularly to play Fallout: London, then we advocate shopping for from GOG.

Why? As a result of the set up course of is way, a lot easier. Workforce FOLON, the developer behind Fallout: London, has a partnership with GOG. Utilizing the GOG Galaxy platform, you’ll have the ability to merely obtain Fallout 4: GOTY Version after which set up Fallout: London after. Then it is only a case of launching the sport and enjoying.

When you personal Fallout 4 on Steam, issues are a bit trickier. You might have beforehand examine how the current Fallout 4 ‘next-gen’ replace created compatibility points with many mods. Fallout: London was impacted by this (therefore the delayed launch date) and so it requires a earlier, ‘last-gen’ model of the sport to work. The place GOG Galaxy solely permits this older model to be downloaded to make sure compatibility with mods, Steam robotically downloads the ‘next-gen’ model of Fallout 4. As such, you’ll have to drive Steam to obtain an older model of Fallout 4 to play Fallout: London.

The way to set up Fallout: London on Steam

To put in Fallout: London utilizing a Steam model of Fallout 4, you will have to entry the outdated 1.10.163.0 model of Fallout 4: Recreation of the 12 months Version. The simplest approach to do that is through the use of Workforce FOLON’s downgrader software, which is accessible from Nexus Mods. If that is your first time modding a PC sport then that is most likely your only option.

After downloading, run the Fallout London Downgrader .exe app. This may open a window that may ask so that you can choose the set up path. Click on the folder icon to the fitting of the window and seek for the place Fallout 4 is put in (by default, that’s “C:Program Information (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4”).

The following window will ask you to log into your Steam account. That is so the downgrader software can entry the older variations of the Fallout 4 recordsdata and set up them to your system. Enter your username and password, after which comply with the prompts to authorise the log-in through Steam Guard. When you’re uncomfortable with logging into your Steam account through the software, then you’ll be able to manually downgrade Fallout 4. See under this part for directions on how to try this.

Together with your Steam account logged in, the downgrader software will start the method of putting in the proper model of Fallout 4. This may take a very long time so that you’ll must be affected person. When the method is full, hit ‘end’ to exit the software.

With a freshly downgraded model of Fallout 4 prepared, you now want to put in Fallout: London. Boot up GOG Galaxy, discover Fallout: London in your library, and obtain the mod. (Sure, even if in case you have Fallout 4 on Steam, you’ll want to use GOG to play Fallout: London). When downloaded, you’ll be able to hit ‘play’ to launch the installer. The system ought to robotically detect your Steam model set up folder, however simply double verify earlier than hitting the set up button (once more, by default that is “C:Program Information (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4”).

After the set up course of is full, it is possible for you to to launch Fallout: London from GOG Galaxy. It is going to launch straight to Fallout: London’s bespoke principal menu and play like a standalone sport.

Two ultimate issues to notice: you can not change your graphical settings from the Fallout: London principal menu and the sport will probably launch in a low decision. To regulate settings, launch Fallout 4 in Steam and use the ‘Choices’ menu within the pre-game launcher.

You also needs to disable cloud saves for Fallout 4 in Steam simply to forestall any points. From the Fallout 4 library web page, click on the cog button and go to the properties menu. Within the normal tab, flip off the Steam Cloud choice.

The way to manually downgrade Fallout 4 on Steam

If for some motive you don’t wish to use the downgrader software, you’ll be able to manually obtain an older model of Fallout 4 utilizing Steam’s command console. To start, we advocate deleting every little thing out of your Fallout 4 set up folder (which is, by default, positioned at “C:Program Information (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4”) after which following these steps:

Kind steam://open/console into the tackle bar of your web browser. This may immediate Steam to open its console tab.

You now have to obtain every a part of Fallout 4’s ‘last-gen’ model individually. There are 15 sections in complete. Typing within the following codes will provoke the obtain of every part:

download_depot 377160 377161 7497069378349273908

download_depot 377160 377163 5819088023757897745

• For the executable file use:

download_depot 377160 377162 5847529232406005096

• For the English model use:

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• For Automatron English language pack use:

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• For Wasteland Workshop use:

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• Far Harbor English language pack use:

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• For Contraptions Workshop use:

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• For Vault-Tec Workshop use:

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• For Vault-Tec Workshop English language pack use:

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• For Nuka World English language pack use:

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The recordsdata will obtain into your Steam library folder (which by default is positioned at “C:Program Information (x86)Steamsteamappscontentapp_377160”). You need to now have the ability to discover them on this folder, with every of the sections in its personal “depot” folder.

Create a brand new, momentary folder and transfer the contents of all of the downloaded folders into this new folder. If prompted to take away or substitute recordsdata, at all times select ‘substitute’. The purpose is to create one single folder filled with recordsdata, quite than a set of depot folders. This may create the ‘downgraded’ model of Fallout 4.

Transfer the complete contents of this new folder into your Fallout 4 set up folder (which is, by default, positioned at “C:Program Information (x86)SteamsteamappscommonFallout 4”). Make certain this folder is totally empty earlier than including your new recordsdata.

To stop Steam from robotically updating Fallout 4, you will have to deactivate the app manifest file. Within the steamapps folder (“C:Program Information (x86)Steamsteamapps” by default) you will see a file known as “appmanifest_377160”. Proper click on the file and choose properties, then tick the ‘Learn-only’ field on the backside of the window. Hit apply after which shut the window.

Obtain Fallout: London utilizing GOG (this may require a GOG account and the GOG Galaxy launcher). If you do not need to make use of GOG, you may also manually set up Fallout: London. That is suggested just for superior customers, and full directions could be discovered on the Fallout: London web site.

Launch Fallout: London in GOG Galaxy and comply with the directions to start the sport.

With these directions adopted, you need to now have the ability to play Fallout: London via both your Steam or GOG model. If you would like to see the mod in motion earlier than doing all this, be sure you watch the primary 20 minutes of Fallout: London.

If that is your first expertise of modding, we hope we have helped make the method easy. Take pleasure in Fallout: London, and please thoughts the hole.

Matt Purslow is IGN’s Senior Options Editor.

OAKLAND, Calif. – The Federal Emergency Administration Company’s (FEMA) Area 9 Administrator licensed the usage of federal funds on July 24 at 11:32 p.m. PDT / July 25 2:32 a.m. EDT to help the state of California in combating the Park Fireplace burning in Butte County.

On July 24, the state of California submitted a request for a Fireplace Administration Help Grant (FMAG). On the time of the request, the fireplace threatened roughly 1,100 properties in and across the cities of Eco, Richardson Springs, and Cohasset, with a mixed inhabitants of round 10,000. All of the threatened properties are major residences.

The fireplace began on July 24, 2024, and had burned greater than 6,465 acres of state and personal land. There are 15 different massive fires at the moment burning uncontrolled inside the state.

FMAGs present federal funding for as much as 75 p.c of eligible firefighting prices. The Catastrophe Reduction Fund supplies allowances for FMAGs via FEMA to help in preventing fires that threaten to develop into main incidents.

Eligible prices lined by FMAGs can embrace bills for subject camps, gear use, supplies, provides and mobilization and demobilization actions attributed to preventing the fireplace. For extra info on FMAGs, go to fema.gov/help/public/fire-management-assistance.

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SACRAMENTO – Working shortly to usher in extra funding and assets to assist combat the quickly burning Park Hearth, Governor Gavin Newsom as we speak introduced that California final evening secured a Hearth Administration Help Grant (FMAG) from the Federal Emergency Administration Company (FEMA) to assist guarantee the provision of important assets to suppress the hearth burning in Butte County.

The fast-moving Park Hearth close to the town of Chico has burned greater than 45,000 acres, forcing evacuations of greater than 3,500 individuals. Actual-time info, together with highway closures, evacuation maps and facilities, is accessible at hearth.ca.gov.

The FMAG, which is offered via the President’s Catastrophe Aid Fund on cost-share foundation, will help native, state and tribal companies responding to the hearth to use for 75-percent reimbursement of their eligible hearth suppression prices. This system, which is run via the California Governor’s Workplace of Emergency Companies (Cal OES), offers fast monetary help to communities impacted by fires.

Already this wildfire season, California has secured FMAGs for the Thompson, French and Hawarden fires that burned almost 5,000 acres.

Buildings within the Canadian vacationer city of Jasper have been burning after wildfires compelled 25,000 individuals to evacuate the world earlier this week, officers stated.

The blaze has unfold via Jasper Nationwide Park, inflicting “vital loss” throughout the native city, in accordance with park officers on X, previously Twitter.

A whole lot of wildfires have sparked within the western provinces of Alberta and British Columbia (BC).

The area has been hit by greater than 58,000 lightning strikes throughout the final week, sparking new blazes after a three-week warmth wave, in accordance with BC Wildfire Service.

Round 1,900 Alberta firefighters have been deployed, assisted by personnel from Alaska and Australia, and are working to save lots of native infrastructure.

That features the Trans Mountain Pipeline, a Canadian government-owned pipeline that runs via Jasper Nationwide Park. As of Wednesday it was nonetheless working, with sprinklers getting used to guard it.

There have been greater than 400 fires recorded in British Columbia and 176 within the neighbouring province of Alberta.

Surroundings Canada stated there would possibly quickly be a reprieve from the new and dry climate, which allowed the hearth to develop, as 1cm to 2cm (0.4in to 0.8in) of rain is predicted on Thursday.

The hearth is so highly effective that some climate specialists say it’s creating its personal climate system and producing thunder and lightning, which might typically occur with intense blazes.

Fires have been first reported in Jasper final week. The city’s mayor, Richard Eire, advised CBC that the city was dealing with its “worst nightmare”.

“I write to you as we speak with profound sorrow as we start to return to phrases with the devastating impression of final night time’s wildfire that has ravaged our beloved neighborhood,” Mr Eire wrote on Fb on Thursday morning.

“The destruction and loss that lots of you might be dealing with and feeling is past description and comprehension; my deepest sympathies exit to every of you.”

Mr Eire famous first responders have been nonetheless working to guard the city from additional destruction.

The wildfire reached the grounds of Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge on Wednesday night time, Anastasia Martin-Stilwell, a spokesperson for the historic resort stated.

Whereas all visitor have been safely evacuated, the extent of the harm, if any, stays unclear.

“We’re devastated by the scenario,” Ms Martin-Stilwell stated. “The dedication of our first responders and people coming to our support can’t totally be expressed.”

Eleonor Dumlao advised the Edmonton Journal she was crammed with panic when her household acquired the evacuation order. They left Jasper on Monday night time and headed to an evacuation centre in Edmonton.

“It was so very horrible expertise for us, and I used to be so panicking that point. I don’t know what to do. I don’t know what to get first,” she advised the newspaper.

Jasper Nationwide Park stated on X that “air high quality had deteriorated” within the space. The park is the biggest nationwide park within the Canadian Rockies.

After evacuations have been issued, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith advised residents to “go away safely” on Wednesday. In a publish on Fb, she stated she was in “fixed contact” with the authorities.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says his authorities has authorized a request for federal help for Alberta.

“We’re deploying @CanadianForces sources, evacuations help, and extra emergency wildfire sources to the province instantly — and we’re coordinating firefighting and airlift help,” Mr Trudeau stated on X.

Daniel Turner additionally recounted how he evacuated the wildfires to the Edmonton Journal, saying he adopted evacuation orders with three of his buddies however hit bumper-to-bumper site visitors fleeing Jasper and rotated.

The group slept in a Canadian Tire car parking zone.

“You may see it deteriorating, like ash falling,” he stated of the wildfire smoke.

In the meantime, others like Jim Campbell and Shawn Cornett have been asleep of their tent at a campsite in Jasper’s backcountry when the evacuation order was issued, they advised the Globe and Mail newspaper.

As phrase in regards to the evacuation unfold they packed up their belongings and hit the street with one other 20 individuals who have been leaving the location.

“We have been the final ones out,” Mr Campbell stated. “As a result of we have been the final ones to know.”

Earlier within the week, a number of US states together with California and Utah have been hit by wildfires.

Greater than 30 million individuals within the US have been affected by warmth warnings since early July, in accordance with the Nationwide Climate Service. The warnings are in place in California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon and Washington state.