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General PNP Julio Mercado Castillo, Director of Health of the National Police of Peru (PNP), died this Saturday from the new coronavirus. According to a statement from the institution, the general was admitted to the San Pablo Clinic, located in the Lima district of Surco, where he fought against the infection. The Corporation of Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers of the National Police of Peru sent their condolences to their families and relatives, asking that the corresponding honors be given to such a distinguished officer. In a tweet posted on the social networks of the Ministry of the Interior (Mininter), his death was deeply regretted. "His departure leaves a deep void in the institution. Honor and glory to an official name and a great vocation for service," the communication reads. As of mid-August it was reported that 400 police officers had lost their lives to the new coronavirus and about 24,000 had contracted the disease, many of whom were still in the process of recovery to continue fighting the pandemic. (With information from Andina)

Android adds sound notifications to alert people with hearing problems to noise at home Google has announced a new accessibility feature coming to Android-powered devices, sound notifications, which alert people with hearing impairments or headphones to important sounds at home. The Android sound notifications are intended to provide notifications to mobile users when the device detects "critical sounds", showing alerts 'push', vibrations or activating the 'flash' of the camera, as reported by Google in a statement. In this way, both people with hearing problems and users who are wearing headphones at that time or while sleeping can perceive these alerts. Google's technology works without the need for an Internet connection, according to the American company, and users can access a timeline to check the alerts in the last hours, when they occurred and their duration. From this Thursday, it is already possible to activate the Android sound notifications in the settings menu from the accessibility options, although it is also possible to download the application directly from Google Play.

If you are a person who usually works from one place to another with a laptop, if you work in a shared environment (with Coworking that is so fashionable now), or if you are simply concerned about your privacy while using the PC, in this article we are going to recommend the best screens or privacy filters, so that nobody will be able to see what you are doing on the PC unless you are sitting right in front of the screen. Privacy filters work in a very simple way: a layer is added on the monitor or laptop screen that has a laminated structure perpendicular to the user; in this way, you can only see what is on the screen if you are exactly in front of it, so that nobody outside who is using the equipment can see what is on the screen. These filters are removable and work in a similar way to how the screens of bank ATMs do. This screen filter is available for 21.1 ″, 21.5 ″ (including iMac), 22 ″, 23 ″, 23.6 ″, 23.8 ″, 24 ″ monitors (both 16: 9 and 16 : 10) and 27 ″ (including iMac, 16: 9 and 16:10), so as a general rule you will find one suitable for your PC monitor without any problem. Generally, privacy filters tend to darken the screen quite a bit, but the manufacturer ensures that it allows 18% more light to pass through than those of the competition, thus showing sharper and brighter images. It also has two installation options: it can be permanently fixed on the screen with adhesive strips, or it can simply be placed on top and then easily removed thanks to the tab located in the upper right area. Targus brand privacy screens are well recognized especially in professional settings. They have anti-glare characteristics, are suitable for touch screens and are covered with an antimicrobial coating (Skane M-8). They are reversible screens, with a glossy side and a matte side, so that users can adapt it to their preferences. In this case, they have models for screens of 12.1 ″, 12.5 ″, 13.3 ″, 14.1 ″, 15.4 ″, 17.17 ″, 19.19 ″, 21.1 ″, 22 , 22 ″, 23.23 ″, 24.24 ″ and 27.27 ″, so like the previous model it will be difficult for you not to find a valid one for your monitor.

Game Informations : Developer: Cameron Woolsey Platforms PC Initial release date: June 16, 2014 at 10:40AM PDT The conquest of space is still a romantic idea. We dream of the day when we can visit a theme park on the moon, or ride aboard a flying cruise ship as it sails the skies of a watery planet. In all likelihood, however, we will still be clocking away at 9-to-5 jobs trying to make an honest living in space, once we get there. In Space Run, you find yourself as a planetary delivery man, traveling the interstellar highway and delivering cargo. Taking cues from tower defense games, Space Run sets you against roving asteroids and troublesome space pirates while effortlessly blending challenging gameplay with infectious charm and a witty sense of humor. The star of the game is Buck Mann, the manliest space man who ever manned space. Sporting a wry smile and a sarcastic attitude, Buck is an unabashed amalgam of every space-faring smuggler and bounty hunter, complete with the mandatory gambling debt. But despite the obvious cliches, Buck's presence during brief moments of exposition never overstays its welcome thanks to how well his personality stacks up against the charming yet equally stereotypical cast of supporting characters. Buck, along with his android partner, Adaam-12, sets out on shipping missions handed down by an eclectic group of employers. They range from a stone-tough businesswoman, to a shady mafioso looking to unload shady nuclear goods, to a rich playboy hoping to show some folks a good time, how else, but by strapping them to a ship that typically sails through asteroid belts and gunfire. The well-written script, fully voiced by an excellent cast, is generally funny, and the sharp sense of humor kept me smiling through every cutscene. The fantastic art direction coupled with nods to sci-fi influences ranging from Star Wars to Futurama is also a nice touch. Your job as a space runner is to safely transport cargo from a starting location to a distant star port for delivery, a task easier said than done. At the onset of each mission, you place cargo modules of varying sizes on the hexagonal panels that make up your ship. The placement is tricky, because cargo can be as innocuous as some standard shipping crates, or as dangerous as temperamental nuclear armaments (that, yes, explode, causing some nasty damage) and alien crystals that drain power from surrounding panels. The necessary preparation is important because the last thing you want in the middle of an intense battle against swarming pirates is to be unable to place weapons due to de-energized panels or ones playing host to a pod of squealing tourists. Getting your cargo safely to port takes speed and strategy. You view the field from an overhead angle that encompasses a large area of space around your ship. Radar warns you of incoming asteroids and enemy spacecraft, as well as their direct line of approach and chosen flight path. Also displayed is a countdown timer, which gives you precious few seconds to defend the ship by placing cannons, or shields if needed. Small asteroids and pirate drone ships are easily dispatched by a laser cannon or two, while larger craft may call for more powerful cannons or missile turrets. With a 360-degree field, enemies come at you from all angles, and as in most tower defense games, the difficulty ramps up as you progress. Deciding when and where to place needed modules is mostly reactionary, because each fight forces you to rethink your strategy as you go along. There are moments when one ship you face is easily taken out with a barrage of missiles, but the next one is equipped with anti-missile defenses, rendering your tactics useless. Placed modules can be recycled and replaced in real time, and thinking quickly on your feet means the difference between creating safe passage for your cargo and watching it get burned to cinders. You start out against small vessels that do little more than pester. But soon you find yourself plowing through asteroids large enough to tear your hull to shreds, because large pirate vessels strike from all sides using an assortment of powerful weaponry. The occasional boss fights against Space Run's pirate captains, who command enormous ships bristling with cannons, missiles, and shields, are harrowing, white-knuckled experiences from start to finish. Time is also a consideration, as you're always racing against the clock. To get to port faster, you must build engine thrusters, and the more you have, the quicker you reach your destination. Reputation, displayed as stars, is earned at the end of each mission. How fast you get to port, as well as how much of your cargo is left intact, changes the number of stars gained as well as the size of your hard-won paycheck. You earn a currency called hexnuts by destroying enemies, asteroids, and the occasional neutral transport ship, and also reap hexnuts at the end of the level based on your performance. Hexnuts are exchanged in Space Run's in-game shop, where you can purchase offensive or defensive modules, or upgrade currently owned ones to be more powerful. The upgrading system is deep and varied, and the outcome of many battles changes drastically based solely on choosing the right upgrade or weapon related to the current mission at hand. Older levels can be replayed to earn a higher reputation and, in turn, more cash for upgrades. If you find yourself stuck on a mission, retreading a level or two can earn you the cash needed to even the odds. Space Run shines from the depths of space, from the challenging gameplay to the deep strategy mechanics. I looked forward to every cutscene with glee, whether it featured Buck Mann talking terms with an employer, or had me trading fightin' words with pirates. There isn't much to gripe about, except that spoken words and the text in chat bubbles don't always match, and there is an occasional misspelled word, but that is just nitpicking. Overall, Space Run is an immensely enjoyable ride, starting with the initial docking bay, and lasting all the way to the final delivery. System Requirements CPU: 2.4 GHz Dual Core. OS: Windows XP. VIDEO CARD: NVIDIA GeForce 8600 or ATI Radeon HD 2600 or Intel HD Graphics 2000. FREE DISK SPACE: 1 GB.

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From this Saturday, October 10, the delivery of the second universal bond will begin, due to the economic impact of COVID-19. The Government estimates that there will be 8.4 million beneficiaries nationwide. However, the list of beneficiaries is not 100% the same as that of the first bond, said Juan Carlos Bustamante, General Manager of Banco de la Nación. “Although the vast majority will be there, it is not 100% similar. For example, there are reassignments of beneficiaries in a family, either due to the death of the previous beneficiary and it will be given to another member of the family, or because the elderly parent is no longer wanted to receive the bonus, but the son, ”Bustamante told Gestión.pe. The official could not confirm whether this new list will eliminate the ‘leaks’ detected in the previous lists of beneficiaries, that is, people who were not low-income but were assigned with a bonus. "That information would have the Midis," noted Bustamante. In order for the person to know if they are a beneficiary or, if they are no longer listed as such, find out if the payment was reassigned to another member of their family, they should check the web platform that is already operational: bfu.gob.pe. It is only required to enter the DNI number and the date of issue. Those who are beneficiaries will see a message with the corresponding phase, method and date of payment. Phases Phase 1 (from October 10) With the Deposit in Account mode and is accompanied by the slogan "Your bonus without going to the bank". 20 private financial entities participate: BBVA, Scotiabank, BCP, Interbank, Banco de Comercio, BanBif, Banco Falabella, Confianza, Compartamos, Caja Arequipa, Caja del Santa, Caja Huancayo, Caja los Andes, Caja Raíz, Caja Trujillo, Caja Piura, Caja Cusco, Caja Metropolitana, Financiera CrediScotia and GNB. With Account Deposit, clients of Banco de la Nación and private banking will be able to collect their bonus according to the schedule prepared according to the last digit of the DNI: Phase 2 (from October 30) ü Payment Cart or Securities Transport Company (ETV) modality: it will reach the most remote locations, where there are no bank agencies. Phase 3 (from November 7) ü Digital Wallet Mode ü Cellular Banking Modality of Banco de la Nación Phase 4 (from December 5) ü Digital Wallet Mode ü Cellular Banking Modality of Banco de la Nación ü DNI Account Mode Phase 5 (from December 15) In-person payment method in targeted places: stadiums, schools and zonal parks

Game Informations : Developer: Nick Capozzoli Platforms PC Initial release date: July 7, 2014 at 5:05PM PDT Nuclear war. Pandemic. Meteors. Zombies. With all the death and devastation in syndication these days it's become harder to discern the older, less ruinous meaning of the word apocalypse--that of simply "uncovering" or "revealing." But even as our media comes up with ever more creative ways to destroy civilization (wait, we're doing the monkey one again?), it's offered us simpler revelations. One post-apocalyptic priest in Richard & Alice offers a characteristically concise one: "We're all just trying to exist for another day. See the sun rise in the morning, then see it set once more." That's a lot to ask for the eponymous duo, as it turns out. Richard & Alice occupy opposing prison cells, and though they're actually pretty cushy, as cells go, neither comes with a view. Not that there'd be much to see, what with the bulk of the outside world brought to its knees by crippling snowfall and cold. This point & click drama by Lewis Denby and Ashton Raze doesn't dwell on the particulars of that nasty bit of climate change, and that omission tells us a good bit about where its storytelling priorities lie. Richard is neurotic from his mostly solitary confinement, and preoccupied with the elaborate maintenance claims he files with his computer (they really are cushy cells). Alice is prone to bouts of dark sarcasm, and through a series of playable flashbacks we're shown that she's also a devoted mother of a five year old named Barney. As the stage shifts between Richard's point of view in the present and Alice's in the past, we're gradually brought up to speed on how each arrived at such bleak circumstance. Advancing the narrative requires solving rudimentary item-based puzzles of the "use rust remover on rusty ladder" ilk. It is the apocalypse, so crowbars and lighters fill the ad hoc roles that keycards and cryptexes play in less grimdark puzzle games. I'm all for the miracle of mundane things--anyone who's played The Last of Us can testify to the life-saving properties of a good pair of scissors--but sometimes their contrivance in Richard & Alice beggars belief. But then, the end of the world itself feels a little suspect here, from the limited scope of devastation that Alice and Barney witness, right on down to the high school mascot-style name of the gang that waylays the survivors: the Polar Bears. Alice's game efforts to shield Barney from the horrors of their world seem to have proven too effective: the child doesn't seem to have the faintest comprehension of them. It's a dynamic that's played to good effect during a few tense early moments, as Alice struggles to convey a sense of urgency to her son without tipping him off to imminent dangers. But over the broader course of the game, Barney's saccharine naiveté pushes on past the point of plausibility. But it's the art that ultimately fails to sell this version of the apocalypse. Not the stubby, monochromatic trees, or the bizarre, bowlegged stance that makes Alice look like a Matryoshka doll in mom jeans. It's the snow--or rather, the lack thereof. The white, pixel-sized snowflakes don't register on the white field that covers the ground, so it's hard to even tell that it's snowing in the first place. It certainly doesn't bury anything, or even pile into drifts. It doesn't change the landscape or otherwise disrupt the hard horizontal lines of the man-made environment. This snow wouldn't get you out of a school day anywhere above the 35-degree latitude line. Ditto for the cold, which the characters seem to be selectively aware of. So when Alice and Barney rest for a spell near a frozen lake, the scene's so free of danger that you can imagine the Peanuts gang cutting figures in the ice to "Christmas Time is Here." An apocalypse can't reveal something if it hasn't been covered over in the first place. There's some strong writing in Richard & Alice, and a little bit of intrigue in the way the story's various threads wind their way back together. But when the game fails to convince us of its own high stakes, its Cormac McCarthyism loses its gloomy appeal. People will do terrible things to others to survive. Innocence should be treasured. Surely we don't have to destroy the world one more time to find those things out? System Requirements OS: Windows XP SP 3 / Vista / 7 / 8. Processor: 1 GHz processor. Memory: 512 MB RAM. Graphics: DirectX 9.0c compatible. DirectX: Version 9.0c. Storage: 100 MB available space.

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One of the most common problems in terms of cooling and especially optimization in PC is the fact that each component has its own control that, depending on the motherboard, cannot be synchronized with the rest. A very clear example is the fact that the chassis fans do not go up in RPM when the GPU gets hot during use. Therefore, today we show you how to do this synchronization of fans and GPU with Argus Monitor. Argus Monitor is a fairly simple program in appearance, but at the same time it is very complete. It's not very popular, but we can do things other shows can't. In the case that concerns us, synchronizing the fans of our GPU, their temperature and the fans of the case is something that some particular programs of the motherboard manufacturers can do, but they are really few. Therefore, if your motherboard does not have this software option, if the BIOS makes you dizzy with the configuration options to do the same, Argus Monitor is your simplest solution. Synchronize the RPM of the chassis and GPU fans with their temperature The first thing we will do is logically go to the program's website (www.argusmonitor.com) where in the upper right part we will find the download link for the latest version for both 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. But roughly, what can Argus Monitor do that other similar monitoring programs cannot? The developer quotes it like this: Viewing and controlling system fan speeds. Viewing and controlling the fan speed of modern NVIDIA and AMD graphics cards. Monitor your hard drive's temperature and health, constantly checking critical SMART attributes. It warns you with up to a 70 percent chance before a hard drive fails, in time so you can save all the valuable data added to your system after the last backup. Graphical display of the temperatures of your hard drives. Monitoring and graphical display of the GPU temperature. Graphical display of CPU temperature (independently for each CPU core). Graphical display of the center frequency (allows you to check if the power management is working). Benchmark HDD / SSD: measurement of access times and transfer rates. This among many other things as we will see below. Influence the fact that Argus Monitor is a paid software that has a free evaluation time of 30 days, so that we can investigate it without haste and decide whether to acquire it or not. Having said this and having downloaded the program, the installation in Windows goes through the typical next, next, next for ordinary mortals, since there is not an option that we really have to mark or unmark as such. This is what the Argus Monitor will look like from the start. As we can see, we have two clearly differentiated sections: tabs and information. For the task that we are going to carry out, we will have to navigate to the motherboard tab. The next and last step is to click on the Curve button, where we will see a new and small window like the one above, very much in the MSI Afterburner style. In it we can select the PWM of the fan in% according to the temperature that the GPU reaches. Remember that we are synchronizing the chassis fans with the temperature of the GPU, not the fans of the GPU itself, which will go to your love depending on the SKUs that the BIOS of that card has. As we can see, it is fully customizable, after which we can save the curve to practice with another without losing the values, rename it, open a previous one or delete it. The Hysteresis section refers to the number of degrees of delay for any point on the curve to be applied. It is a fine adjustment in case the GPU is set to intermediate values and does not stop oscillating, for example, between 60 or 61 or 62 degrees Celsius, where the fans would be constantly varying the speed.

Samsung has released an update to its Good Lock application, which allows you to adapt the appearance and interface of your Galaxy devices, and with which it is now possible to customize the operation of the S Pen stylus, as well as choose new 3D wallpapers, I enter other changes. The first novelty in Good Lock is Pentastic, for the family of Galaxy Note phones and Samsung tablets, which allows you to customize the S Pen with different themes and sounds for functions such as Air command and Hover pointer, as the South Korean manufacturer has reported in a statement. With Pentastic it is also possible to create your own shortcut from the S Pen, so that an application can be selected to open immediately by double tapping the S Pen on the 'smartphone' screen while holding down the button. The MultiStar application has also received novelties, with a function for tablets that allows a new sharing of the wireless keyboard, connecting the mobile to the keyboard of the tablet case and switching between both devices. The MultiStar application also supports an orientation change for featured applications. Pentastic, Keys Cafe, and Wonderland are out now, while Keys Cafe updates and Home Up apps will be available in the Good Lock app in early October.

The infectious disease doctor Eduardo Gotuzzo, a member of the COVID-19 Committee of Experts, welcomed the recent decision of the Government to change the prohibition of restrictions on the elderly in the framework of the health emergency due to COVID-19 by "recommendations". In an interview with RPP Noticias, the specialist explained the importance of seniors going out for a walk to avoid other types of diseases. In addition, he recalled that the rate of infections in this sector is due to the fact that they have been infected by their younger relatives. "The elderly must be evaluated as such, and I agree that there must be greater prevention. One of the messages is that the elderly have not been neglected, those who have been neglected are their children and grandchildren, then the message it must be profound to that generation, "he said. After reiterating that the message should not only be addressed to the elderly, but to their families, the infectious disease doctor insisted that people who are more active have a better quality of life. He added that in the country, when a standard is given, its characteristics must be taken into account. "When a person goes out for a walk, not only does his blood pressure go down, his diabetes is better controlled, his digestive and pulmonary system works better, but also his state of mind (...) I think all these situations have to be known and done. division between the elder who cannot move to help him, but the other group that is active cannot be managed in the same way. What the districts must do is insist, "he explained. The Government changed the prohibition of restrictions on the elderly in the framework of the health emergency due to COVID-19 by "recommendations". This was announced by President Martim Vizcarra this afternoon after calling on the population to maintain prevention measures and remember that this disease has a high fatality rate in this group. At a press conference, he stressed that "week by week" there is a decrease in the curve of infections and deaths from COVID-19; However, he asked to avoid triumphalism and to understand that, despite this new trend, special measures should be taken for vulnerable populations such as the elderly and children, even though these are "unpopular." "Of the total number of people who have been infected, only 17% are older adults; but, nevertheless, of the total deaths, 70% are older adults. That is, out of every 10 people who have died from COVID, 7 they are older adults. How not to take care of them, how not to pay special attention, "he said. The head of state recalled that, in order to protect the health of this sector of the population, the Executive was forced to adopt measures to restrict their freedoms and try not to generate an increase in the rate of infections of the new coronavirus. For her part, the Minister of Health, Pilar Mazzetti, shared statistical information in which it is evidenced that, although the greatest number of infections occurs in people between 30 and 59 years old, the fatality rate increases considerably in older adults, with more than eight times the risk of death. After mentioning that these measures have been made more flexible in recent weeks, Vizcarra pointed out that the Council of Ministers decided "to change the prohibition by recommendation" and call on the population to maintain prevention measures. "Let's make the effort together, not with a radical prohibition on our part, but with a joint work, a recommendation, but since those are the figures, given that out of 100%, 70% of the deceased are older adults, please a lot responsibility in the behavior of all citizens, especially older adults "

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more and more impressive. This leads us to wonder to what extent we are going to be able to maintain the current connections and if there is going to be any change in the short, medium or long term in this regard. What future awaits both DisplayPort and HDMI? How will we connect the PCs to our monitors in the future? What complications are manufacturers going to encounter? These are questions that are not usually asked, but every so often a new standard appears that makes our graphics cards and monitors completely obsolete, so it is important to scan the horizon from time to time. The HDMI is still sane for a while, version 2.1 of the standard supports 8K resolutions at 120 Hz refresh rates without problems. If you don't know what that means then it is best to take into account the number of pixels that are transmitted in each refresh of the screen itself. A 4K resolution (3840x 2160 pixels) has about 4 times more pixels than a Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080), but a resolution at 8K is about 4 times more than one at 4K, so we are talking about a resolution of about 16 times higher than in Full HD. We cannot forget the fact that the resolution is completely related to the viewing distance and screens at 4K resolutions are only justified in large sizes, since the human eye, depending on the distance in which it is looking at the screen, cannot capture the image. pixel density from a certain amount. DisplayPort version 2.0 is also designed for 8K, so for a long time an improvement in the standard is not necessary, since it will not be limited, at least for a few years and the same concepts that apply to HDMI are valid for the DisplayPort. What we do believe is that we are going to see the emergence of USB C type Alt DP cables, which integrate DisplayPort and USB connectivity in a single cable. Specifically version 2.0 we believe that it will become the de facto standard and it is very possible that we will see in the future monitors that work with a single cable instead of several, where the cable serves both to transmit the information of the image and power supply of the display itself, thus reducing the number of cables and connectors. To allow the leap to completely wireless connectivity, it is necessary to overcome the bandwidth limitations of this type of connections and there are two ways to do it. The first is through placing neural processors in TV SoCs with the ability to run super-resolution algorithms that end up displaying higher resolution images from other lower resolution ones. The second would be through placing very high-speed data decompression units, in such a way that those 7 Gbps become a much higher bandwidth. The idea is no different from the data decompressors that we will begin to see in the CPUs and GPUs associated with data access to solid disks. Obviously these processors have to evolve a lot, but there is a market that sees a huge advantage in not having the monitor tied to the PC through the HDMI or DisplayPort cable, that market may welcome the possibility of connecting its displays wirelessly to the PC.

The United States was the country in which the Chinese application TikTok was downloaded the most in September, despite facing the possibility of being banned by the restrictions imposed. The US accumulates the highest number of TikTok downloads in September despite Trump's veto threats As of September 20, the United States Government prohibited any transaction with the TikTok application, for which the digital stores of Google (Play Store) and Apple (App Store) could no longer allow the download of said applications. The US accumulates the highest number of TikTok downloads in September despite Trump's veto threats The report has also analyzed TikTok downloads from the App Store and Google Play Store worldwide during the month of September according to countries. In this sense, the United States registered the highest downloads in the App Store, with 3.79 million, followed by Russia, with 0.98 million, and France, with 0.53 million downloads. For its part, Brazil ranked first in the Play Store with 3.08 million downloads of the TikTok 'app', followed by Mexico, with 3 million, and the United States, with 2.31 million.

Game Informations : Developer: Cian Maher Platforms PC Initial release date: March 3, 2020 at 2:34PM PST From the Minestrone Mines to Gumbo Grotto, Snack World is an RPG universe entirely founded upon various types of cuisine. But although this base is admirably creative, Snack World's failings outweigh its strengths. Although it is conceptually innovative, the execution never quite lives up to ambition. Right from the get-go, Snack World acknowledges the tropes it attempts to riff off of. You awaken as an amnesiac hero, conveniently discovered just outside the castle gates. You earn an audience with the king, who is simultaneously jovial and relentlessly selfish, and he tasks you with a variety of quests to satiate his daughter's fleeting desires--most of which she no longer cares for by the time you retrieve your boon. Once you embark on an odyssey to regain your memory while becoming a dungeon-crawling virtuoso, you're quickly bombarded with a hefty amount of information tied to the game's various systems. Although they are relatively straightforward and conventional--character traits, codex entries, and opportunities for dungeon co-op--the explanations are buried under esoteric apps on a phone-like device called a Pix-e Pad. It's an interesting idea, but they're unnecessarily facetious, confusing nuance with jargon. Snack World's dungeon crawling is more palatable. The environmental design of areas like the Gorgonzola Ruins, which is presided over by none other than the gorgon Medusa (spelled Madusa in Snack World), is inspired, for example; serpentine statues denote dead ends, while torches bearing green flame are arranged in puzzles that could summon either a chest or a monster once solved. Strong environmental design exists outside of dungeons too, with the game's third hub, Chowlin Temple, being impressive in terms of scale and artistry--the massive golden dragon sprouting out of the temple itself is a spectacle when you first encounter it. However, exploration of these environments doesn't fare as well. They may look well when the game slows to a standstill, but they're stunted by awful camera angles during actual play--on one occasion you partake in an eight-person boss fight in an arena barely bigger than a fridge. Meanwhile, Snack World's dialogue and humor are the sort of thing that makes you go, "Oh, that's funny," without ever actually laughing, which is endearing in a sense but becomes groan-inducing when "virtue" is still being emboldened as the punned "virchew" 25 hours in. Combat is clever and intuitive, though, at least early on. Snack World considers weapons, healing tonics, and utility colognes as "jaras," of which there are over 200. This allows you to create a variety of builds out of different jaras, which keeps combat fresh and fluid. Unfortunately, the AI design of your NPC companions is dodgy at best. On multiple occasions a teammate stood next to me and simply refused to revive me, despite being entirely safe to do so, triggering a quest failure and forcing me to hack my way through the dungeon all over again. About 10 hours into the game, the UI began to fail. I could access menus, but numerical values had all but disappeared. I couldn't see weapon stats, nor the amount of a certain item I owned. As a result, I couldn't properly prepare builds for a game that is emphatically build-based. Granted, there is an option for auto-selecting a loadout that is specifically tailored towards whatever quest you're about to embark on, but, most of the enjoyment comes from experimenting with new builds. Dungeons are further spoiled by their bosses. The majority are designed well, at least in aesthetic terms--a pair of banshee sisters known as the Bandshees are stylishly remodeled as the idolesque Godivas later in the game, while Dullardhan the Headless Hackman channels massive Bloodborne vibes. Unfortunately, many of Snack World's bosses are based on random number generation that defeating them often boils down to sheer stubbornness and sheer luck. One particular boss, Falgon, kills you in one hit with an energy blast and, once he's at about 33% HP, spams this attack like there's no tomorrow. Snack World also requires about as much grinding as an MMO without ever much in the way of reward. The fact that level balancing is a tad confused only accentuates this--I once completed a mission marked as level 47 while only at level 36 without dying a single time, but couldn't for the life of me finish a certain level 40 mission while I was level 45. Perhaps that's down to me being better suited towards one boss than another--but, even if that's the case, Snack World still has trouble articulating difficulty. It's almost as if Snack World's boss design was partially inspired by FromSoftware, but only in terms of emphatic inspiration as opposed to iteration or even imitation. What's worse, there is no shortcut to boss doors, nor an opportunity to save outside them--you must traverse the preceding dungeon in its entirety again, which begins to disrupt and destroy the decent dungeon-crawling. As a result, despite the fact Snack World is initially most exciting when you're exploring the depths of its dungeons, that excitement is soon painfully wrenched into tedium. This phenomenon seems to permeate Snack World in its entirety: although it's exciting and captivating early on, each of its constituents become tedious before long, and all of its strengths are weathered away by repetition and a sense of feeling incomplete.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlighted that Peru is an "example of good policies" in the management of external capital flows in the region, which has allowed it to maintain the financial stability of the country, in a context of fiscal policies and prudent and disciplined monetary policies, the Central Reserve Bank (BCR) reported on Wednesday. According to the study "IMF Recommendations on Capital Flows", capital flows have created significant challenges for macroeconomic management, particularly in periods when short-term capital flows have increased or decreased significantly. These challenges were particularly important when Peru was affected by the super cycle of raw materials, between 2006 and 2008 and from 2009 to 2012. This episode was characterized by significant capital flows to the country, an improvement in the terms of trade Peru, the rapid growth of credit and in the level of indebtedness of the private sector, and inflationary pressures. "In this context, Peru has found different ways to maintain its financial stability and not generate bubbles, while continuing to show great precision in its policies," said Nicoletta Batini, senior economist at the IMF, in a virtual seminar where he presented a study that analyzes how 28 countries manage the volatility of external capital flows. In the current context of the health crisis due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the IMF indicated that the impacts of capital flows in Peru have been relatively contained. Peru has experienced less pressure in financial markets than other Latin American countries, as seen in more moderate increases in bond yields and in new successful sovereign bond issues in April 2020. "Peru provides an example of good policies, including capital flow management measures for the region and for the world," Batini said. According to the IMF study, to mitigate the impact of fluctuations in capital flows and associated risks in a dollarized financial system, the BCR has combined unconventional instruments, such as differentiated reserve requirements higher in dollars than in soles, and intervention in exchange markets. The IMF explained that the BCR frequently intervenes in the foreign exchange market to smooth abrupt movements in the exchange rate that are inconsistent with the fundamentals of the economy. "This hybrid framework aims to provide more space for the BCR to vary its monetary policy rate and allow it to respond countercyclically to domestic conditions," she said. To this is added the adequate management of liquidity in soles, which allows reinforcing the monetary transmission to the rest of the interest rates of the financial system. He pointed out that, in the case of Peru, the instruments used by the BCR are more useful than, for example, restrictions on capital flows, because in our country the largest volume of financial intermediation occurs through the banking system and not through the capital market. Amid the uncertain outlook over the health crisis, Peru is backed by a flexible two-year credit line from the IMF for around US $ 11 billion to boost confidence and provide risk insurance.

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The Executive is holding talks with representatives of the Church to evaluate the possibility of allowing parishes to operate again and guaranteeing the measures to prevent COVID-19 infections, announced President Martín Vizcarra. From Ayacucho, where he inaugurated the Temporary Attention and Isolation Center for coronavirus cases, he again ruled out the prompt resumption of businesses that generate an agglomeration of citizens, such as bars, discos and cinemas. “We are talking with the Church so that, gradually, starting next month, we can open the churches, but not yet give the religious service, but that they can already be opened with limited capacity, because people of faith want to be close to his spiritual life, from the house of God, and then gradually open up ", remarked the head of state in a transmission published on the Facebook account of TV Peru. "But we still cannot do what we have done out of habit. I remember that Mass on Easter Sunday with a mass packed with people. We could not do that now, because we have to be responsible and we have to wait a little longer," he added. the mandatary. Vizcarra asked the public and the authorities not to trust themselves and look at the situation in countries like Spain, France and Italy that are facing an increase in infections. "That is the natural evolution of this pandemic, we work responsibly so that, if it occurs in the country, it is not of the magnitude of when it arrived in March. That depends on us, on the authorities, not to allow all activities to be restarted, they cannot open bars, discotheques, recreational centers, ”he said. Last Saturday, October 3, the Minister of Health, Pilar Mazzetti, explained that in order for the churches to be able to operate again, a protocol must be established that guarantees social distance. She pointed out that no measure has yet been established, but said that coordination with religious institutions was already being carried out in order to reach an agreement.