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Sanayee Mahbob at ICU due to coronavirus
News Desk August 7, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Sanayee Mahbob was admitted to the ICU on Friday afternoon as her condition worsened due to coronavirus. She was diagnosed with the deadly virus on Thursday and undergoing treatment at a private hospital in Chattogram Shahina Afroz Mishti, Sanayee's elder sister-in-law, confirmed the information, saying, "Sanayee was tested coronavirus positive. She was later admitted to the hospital as her condition deteriorated. But this morning, when her condition started getting worse, she was taken to ICU." Earlier, Sanayee herself confirmed the news of being infected with coronavirus on Thursday. "I had corona symptoms two weeks ago. ...
Humayun Ahmed's 8th death anniversary being observed today
News Desk July 19, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: The 8th death anniversary of celebrated playwright, writer and filmmaker Humayun Ahmed is being observed today (Sunday). Family members of the prominent writer and his fans are observing the day through scaled-out programmes this year due to the coronavirus pandemic, including offering special prayers at the writer's graveyard at Nuhash Palli in Gazipur. Different television channels are airing various programmes highlighting the life and works of the wordsmith. Humayun Ahmed was born in Netrakona's Mohanganj on November 13, 1948. The writer died of cancer at a hospital in New York on July 19, 2012. He ...
HC orders removal of objectionable contents from web series in a week
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: A High Court bench passed an order on Wednesday asking all concerned to remove objectionable contents and scenes from web series on the internet within a week. The High Court of Justice M Enayetur Rahim directed removal of objectionable scenes from web series on the internet within a week after hearing a writ petition. Advocate Tanvir Ahmed appeared for the writ petition in the court. "I saw a report on a Bangladeshi web series on a private TV channel on June 6. Angered and dissatisfied after watching it, a legal notice was sent to the ...
Shah Rukh Khan offers office space for quarantine facility
News Desk April 20, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Bollywood star Shah Rukh Khan and wife Gauri Khan have offered their personal office space as a quarantine facility to Mumbai's civic body, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC). The BMC took to social media to thank the Khans. Earlier this week, Shah Rukh Khan's companies announced several initiatives to support the Indian government's bid to contain Covid-19, including donating to the Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situation (PM-CARES), and Maharashtra chief minister's Relief Fund. The amount being pledged by the actor and his companies has not been disclosed. From the beginning of ...
Monica Bellucci confronts stage fright
News Desk March 5, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: It seems hard to believe, but Monica Bellucci — who has spent four decades in the limelight as a model and actress — says she suffers from stage fight. Now appearing on stage in Paris, incarnating opera singer Maria Callas, the Italian diva confesses experiencing pure 'terror'. 'It is not that I was afraid of theatre, I am still afraid of theatre. I tremble,' the 55-year-old told AFP. 'Going on stage is almost a kind of violence that I put myself through.' Bellucci is playing the 20th-century opera star in a month-long show entitled: 'Maria ...
Friends to reunite for one-off special on HBO Max
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: The cast of Friends is to reunite for a one-off special, more than 15 years since the show ended. The episode will air on the HBO Max streaming service, which launches in May. A date is yet to be announced. Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox, Lisa Kudrow, Matt LeBlanc, Matthew Perry and David Schwimmer will all appear. Perry posted on Instagram: "It's happening" with a photo of the cast from the 1990s. The rest of the cast then started sharing the same post. Friends aired from 1994 until 2004. The final show was watched by 52.5 ...
PM Sheikh Hasina handed over Ekushey Padak
News Desk February 20, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Thursday distributed the prestigious Ekushey Padak-2020 among 20 eminent personalities and an organization in recognition of their contributions to various fields. The Prime Minister handed over the Ekushey Padak, the second highest civilian award in Bangladesh, to the awardees or their family members at a function organized by the Cultural Affairs Ministry at the Osmani Memorial Auditorium in the city. Aminul Islam Badsha (posthumous) was given the award for his role in the Language Movement. Begum Dalia Nowshin, Shankar Roy and Mita Haque were recognised for their contributions to music ...
India's Bengali actor and former MP Tapas Paul dies
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Veteran Indian Bengali actor and former Trinamool Congress MP Tapas Paul died of cardiac arrest early Tuesday. He was 61. Paul, who had gone to Mumbai to visit his daughter, complained of chest pain at the Mumbai airport during his return to Kolkata and was rushed to a hospital in Juhu but died at around 4:00am, hindustantimes reported quoting his family. He had been suffering from heart ailments and been to hospitals several times for treatment during the past two years. Paul, a two-term MP from Krishnanagar and MLA from Alipore, is survived by his ...
Standard Chartered Bank hosts magical entertainment show
MNA Business Desk: Standard Chartered Bank organized an exclusive magical entertainment show recently on the occasion of its winter carnival. Almost three thousand bank employees and their family members enjoyed the programme held at new venue Chefs Table of United Ground last Friday, said a press release. Standard Chartered Bank's CEO Mr. Naser Ezaz Bijoy joined the event as chief guest and Mr. Sazidul Islam from Sky Tracker was present at the family day event as special guest. Main attraction of that event was Solo Magic and Illusion Show. Aliraj, the magic icon of Bangladesh, enthralled the audience through eye-catching ...
Angelina Jolie is great: Jon Voight
News Desk January 9, 2020
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Actor Jon Voight reveals what makes his daughter Angelina Jolie a great mom. While attending the seventh annual Gold Meets Golden – pre-Golden Globes gala – on Saturday in Beverly Hills, the winner of four Golden Globe Awards told People, "She loves her kids; she's always involved with them, always concerned for them. She monitors everything… She's great." Angelina shares six kids with ex Brad Pitt – Maddox, 18, Pax, 15, Zahara, 14, Shiloh, 13, and twins Knox and Vivienne, 11. Sharing details about his grandchildren, Jon said, "They all have something special, and what ...
Nora Fatehi replaces Parineeti in 'Bhuj'
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: The Pride of India made headlines after the first look of the film released last month. Starring Ajay Devgn, Sanjay Dutt and Sonakshi Sinha. Tthe film is set in the times of unrest during the Indo-Pak war of 1971. The film also starred Parineeti Chopra who was to play a spy in the film and unfortunately, the actress had to opt out of this war drama. Exiting the project because of other work commitments like The Girl on the Train and the Saina Nehwal biopic, Parineeti could not give the film enough time. The role ...
Hollywood's 10 Best Movies of 2019
News Desk December 28, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: There are always terrific movies, because there are still filmmakers who believe in making the most of the medium. The mechanics of how movies get to us is a bigger issue than ever: Specifically, how much effort are most of us willing to expend to see a movie on the big screen, the canvas filmmakers who are serious about their craft continue to believe in—and want to work in? That drama will continue to unfold. But for now, here are 10 films—plus a clutch of very honorable honorable mentions—that remind us what movies, at their ...
'Miss Universe Bangladesh 2019' Shela flies to USA
News Desk December 2, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Miss Universe Bangladesh 2019 Shirin Akhter Shela has left Dhaka for the USA on November 28 to participate in the 68th edition of the Miss Universe competition. Miss Universe 2019 will be held on December 8, 2019 at Tyler Perry Studios in Atlanta, Georgia in the United States. Women from more than 90 countries will compete for the crown of Miss Universe. Miss Universe 2018, Catriona Gray from the Philippines, will crown the new Miss Universe at the end of the program. Bangladesh is participating in Miss Universe for the first time. Shirin Akhter Shela ...
Arab star Sabry visits Rohingya refugee camps
News Desk November 16, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Arab film and TV star and World Food Programme (WFP) Goodwill Ambassador Hend Sabry visited the Rohingya families in the refugee camps of Bangladesh to show that suffering has no borders and humanity has no boundaries. Sabry, mother of two girls, visited the world's largest refugee camp on Thursday where over one million Rohingyas have sought sanctuary. "I met inspiring women who have become heads of their households and are doing their best for their children in one of humanity's most difficult circumstances. They have lost so much but remain hopeful and looking forward to ...
Selena denies reconciliation rumors after being spotted with ex
News Desk November 2, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Singer Selena Gomez recently shut down all speculations of reconciliation after she was captured with ex-boyfriend Samuel Krost. The 'Lose You to Love Me' singer took to Instagram on Wednesday to shut down any theories pertaining to her relationship status and confirmed that she is waiting for the perfect timing. "I'm not dating anyone," she wrote. "I've been single for two years. I'm on God's timing, not mine." The 27-year-old singer has been open about her relationship status as of late, and she recently revealed that she's in a great place and ready for love ...
Rose McGowan sues Weinstein over 'silencing attempts'
News Desk October 24, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Actress Rose McGowan has filed a lawsuit against Harvey Weinstein, his ex-lawyers and a private intelligence agency, accusing them of trying to silence her. McGowan was one of the first people to accuse Mr Weinstein of rape in 2017. She claims Mr Weinstein and his team conspired to discredit her after they heard she was writing a book. The movie mogul is currently awaiting trial and denies all allegations of non-consensual sex. Ms McGowan claims she was raped by Mr Weinstein in a hotel room during a business meeting at the 1997 Sundance Film Festival, ...
Lady Gaga falls off stage while dancing with fan
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Lady Gaga is recovering after falling off the stage while dancing with a fan at a concert. During her Las Vegas show Thursday night, the pop star invited a fan onstage who picked her up and lost balance. Both plunged to the floor as a result. Moments after the fall, Gaga was back onstage with the fan and told him: "You promise me you're not gonna be sad about that, right?" He responded: "I promise." Several fans posted video of the fall and Gaga's return to the stage on social media, reports the Associated Press. ...
Zoe Kravitz will play Catwoman to Robert Pattinson's Batman in new film
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: US actor Zoe Kravitz will play Catwoman in the new Batman film starring Robert Pattinson, a Warner Bros. source told AFP on Monday. Kravitz, who recently starred in HBO's hit TV drama Big Little Lies and is the daughter of rock musician Lenny Kravitz, will portray the whip-wielding cat burglar who is both Batman's foe and love interest in the comics. She follows A-listers such as Halle Berry, Anne Hathaway and Michelle Pfeiffer in portraying Catwoman — alter ego Selina Kyle — in The Batman, which is due for release in 2021. Kravitz, 30, has ...
PM opens TV channels' commercial transmission using Bangabandhu Satellite-1
News Desk October 2, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has inaugurated the commercial transmission of all local private television channels using the feed of country's first communication satellite Bangabandhu-I (BS-I). The Prime Minister inaugurated the service while addressing a function on the occasion at a city hotel on Wednesday. With its inauguration, the country's broadcast industry is going to enter a new era as the BS-I will save a huge amount of foreign currency to be paid by local TVs as rent. Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud spoke on the occasion as the special guest with Posts and Telecommunications Minister ...
Salma Hayek says she wants to protect Mexico's image
News Desk September 18, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Salma Hayek says she refrains from using social media to comment on problems in her native Mexico because she wants to protect the country's image. During an appearance Tuesday to promote her Netflix series "Monarca" on a family's tequila empire, the actress was asked why she doesn't use her social media presence to draw more attention to Mexico's ills. Hayek said she doesn't believe a post on her Instagram account can change things because most of her followers don't live in Mexico, the Associated Press reported. At the same time, she added, a critical post ...
Joaquin Phoenix discusses preparing for role in 'Joker'
News Desk September 3, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Joaquin Phoenix is having a hard time defining the Joker, but then again, he doesn't really want to. The actor spent eight months exploring how a struggling stand-up comedian named Arthur Fleck becomes Batman's antagonist, the villain with a chilling laugh and a love of chaos. Preparing for the role involved losing quite a bit of weight, studying personality disorders and practicing the laugh over and over again, reports AP. ″(It's) very difficult to distill into a soundbite," Phoenix said Saturday in advance of the world premiere of "Joker" at the Venice International Film Festival. ...
Matrix 4 officially happening with Keanu Reeves in lead
News Desk August 25, 2019
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss will return in a fourth installment of sci-fi franchise The Matrix, with Reeves reprising his lead role as hacker Neo. Matrix co-creator Lana Wachowski will write, direct and produce the film, a third sequel to the original 1999 hit. Ms Wachowski celebrated The Matrix's return, saying many of the ideas it explores are "even more relevant now". The first three films in the franchise earned more than $1.6bn (£1.3bn) at the global box office. Warner Bros Pictures Group chairman Toby Emmerich announced the new film on Tuesday, saying the studio ...
The Rock announces wedding on Instagram
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: With a simple "We do," Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson announced his wedding to his longtime girlfriend on Instagram. A photo of the movie star and Lauren Hashian was posted on the social media site. Both were wearing white, and they were standing overlooking the ocean. The post said the date of their apparent nuptials was Sunday, in Hawaii. Johnson's representative did not immediately return calls asking for comment. The couple have been dating for several years and have two young daughters. Johnson also has a teenage daughter from a previous marriage. Johnson has a lot ...
Disney's Mulan faces boycott calls after star backs HK police
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Disney's live-action remake of the animated film Mulan is facing calls for a boycott, after its star voiced support for Hong Kong's police force. Chinese actress Liu Yifei, a naturalised US citizen, reposted a viral pro-police comment on Chinese social media platform Weibo. The territory has been convulsed by sometimes violent pro-democracy protests over the past 10 weeks. Rights groups and the UN have accused the police of a heavy handed response, according to a BBC report. Ms Liu had shared a Weibo post from the government-run Beijing newspaper People's Daily that read (in Chinese): ...
I love the idea of being in a relationship: Sonakshi
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Sonakshi Sinha has been neck deep in promotions of her latest release 'Khandaani Shafakhana'. The actress, who plays the character of Baby Bedi in her latest offering, is pretty guarded about her love life and prefers to keep it private. Sonakshi doesn't speak much about her personal life even during her interactions with the media. In the past couple of months, a number of her colleagues like Deepika Padukone, Priyanka Chopra, Sonam Kapoor and Anushka Sharma have taken the leap and tied the knot. When Sonakshi was quizzed if she's looking for her Mr Right ...
Marvel reveals Blade, Shang Chi and female Thor
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Marvel has announced a bumper crop of 10 new superhero movies at Comic Con. Marvel studios president Kevin Feige, flanked by dozens of Hollywood stars, revealed the post-Avengers roster of films to a stunned hall in San Diego. Many attendees at world's largest pop-culture fan convention had camped out to reserve a seat for the event. One major surprise was the announcement of Oscar winner Mahershala Ali as Blade the vampire hunter, a role played by Wesley Snipes in the 1998 film. There was rapturous applause and screams as Ali took to the stage to ...
Mariah Carey opens up on her bad marriage
MNA Culture & Entertainment Desk: Mariah Carey married music executive Tommy in 1993 when she was only 23 and he 43. They divorced in 1998. According to People.com, the 49-year-old opened up about her marriage to Cosmopolitan in its August issue, saying she felt like a 'prisoner' back then. "There was no freedom for me as a human being," said Mariah, adding, "You might want to picture a child bride. There was a conscious effort to keep me as this all-American, whatever that means, girl. It was almost like being a prisoner," Carey explained to Cosmopolitan. Their relationship, which began ...
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Learn how to conjugate Spanish verbs.
This Spanish Medium Review quiz will take an athletic approach to conjugating verbs. First up, a verbs 2K run! To begin, learning to conjugate verbs is probably the hardest part about learning Spanish, especially so at the very beginning. Here in the Spanish Medium Review series of quizzes you are getting hit with not only a large number of new verbs but with being able to conjugate those verbs in both the present and the past tense. It's almost enough to pull your hair out. Please don't. Take a deep breath and you will get through all of the verbs – one at a time.
Because there are so many verbs and ways to conjugate them, there are many quizzes throughout this series that will focus on those verbs. The nouns, adjectives, adverbs, definite articles, indefinite article, etc. fall into place pretty nicely and we want to be able to use them with all of those verbs. Therefore, as stated above, this will be the first quiz in a series of athletic verb quizzes. It will be the easiest as there will be fewer verbs to work with. The other quizzes in this athletic series will include Grammar: Verbs Marathon!, Grammar: Verbs Triathlon! and Grammar: Verbs Olympics!.
Each quiz in this athletic series will provide you with more and more Spanish verbs to study and conjugate. If a verb is regular in either the present tense or the past tense, you will not be provided with its conjugation. You will only be provided with the verb's conjugation when it is an irregular verb. Should any verb be regular in both present and past tenses – only the verb and its meaning is given – no conjugation will be shown as you should be able to easily conjugate regular verbs in both tenses at this point. If you do have difficulty, please go back and check out the verb conjugations in both the Spanish Easy Review quiz series, as well as here in the Spanish Medium Review quiz series. Now for your 2K run of verbs!
Below in the quiz section you will find ten sentences with each sentence having a verb that is shown in all capitalized letters. From the answers provided, see how quickly you can locate the correct Spanish verb and form that translates the capitalized verb.
Jacob NEEDED to be home by 10:00 PM.
This sentence has a past tense verb. The first and second answers are present tense forms of the verb so they can be eliminated. Next you need to determine which pronoun is needed to replace Jacob. That would be he. The third answer is the past tense verb for 'you needed' (singular familiar) and is, therefore, not correct. The last answer translates as 'he needed'.
They ADDED up all of the money that they had collected from the bake sale.
This sentence has a past tense verb. The first, second and last answers all show the present tense form of the verb although the second answer is for both the present and past tense of this verb. However, it means 'we add' and/or 'we added' so it is not correct as the pronoun is they. The third answer is the past tense verb for 'they added'.
Margaret looks so graceful as she SLIDES across the ice.
This sentence has a present tense verb. The first and last answers show the past tense forms so they can be eliminated. Next you need to determine which pronoun is needed to replace Margaret. That would be she. The third answer shows the present tense verb for 'they slide'. Therefore, it can also be eliminated. The second answer shows the present tense verb for 'she slides'.
I HATE liver and spinach.
This sentence has a present tense verb. The third answer shows the past tense form so it can be eliminated. The given pronoun is I. The second answer is the verb for 'you (singular formal)/he/she/it hates' making it incorrect. The last answer is the verb for 'you hate' (plural familiar). It, too, can be eliminated. The first answer is the verb for 'I hate'.
This sentence has a past tense verb. The second and third answers are both present tense verb forms. The pronoun has been provided as 'you', as well as the hint that it needs to be in the plural familiar form. The last answer show the verb in the singular formal form making it incorrect. The correct answer for 'you remembered' in the plural familiar form is recordasteis.
We ROW on the Charles River.
This sentence has a present tense verb. The second answer shows the past tense form so it can be eliminated. The pronoun 'we' has been given. The first answer is the verb form for 'they row'. That is not correct. The last answer is the verb form for 'you row' (plural familiar). That is also not correct. The third answer is the verb form for 'we row'.
The boys WANTED to go to the beach after school.
This sentence has a past tense verb. The first and second answers each show the present tense form. Next you need to determine the pronoun that can be used in place of the boys. This would be they. The last answer is the verb for 'we wanted' so it is not correct. The third answer is the verb for 'they wanted'.
Mrs. Peach TAUGHT school for over 43 years!
This sentence has a past tense verb. The first and third answers are the present tense form of the verb so they can each be eliminated. The second answer is showing the wrong ending for an AR verb making it a misspelling here. Next is to determine the pronoun that can replace Mrs. Peach. This would be she. The last answer is the verb for 'she taught'.
Jessie REMEMBERS his grandmother very well.
This is a present tenses verb. The first, third and last answers each show the past tense forms of this verb making each of them incorrect. The pronoun that needs to be used to replace Jessie is he. The second answer is the verb for 'he remembers'.
There was a lot of controversy that the team THREW the game.


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Mexico Takes Germany by Surprise in World Cup Game
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Germany the defending champions crashed to defeat in their 1st game at the World Cup on Sunday as Mexico refused to be intimidated and came away 1-0 winners in a thrill-packed Group F opener.
A shaky warm-up campaign had called into question the dominant form the Germans showed in qualifying, but experience and records were on their side, having won every opening game at major tournaments since Joachim Loew took over as coach in 2006.
Juan Carlos Osorio's side had other ideas, however, holding their own against the favourites' fearsome but slowing midfield and finding space at the back and seeking to end 33 years without a win against Germany. After wasting a handful of first-half chances while living dangerously in their own half, Hirving Lozano's 35th-minute strike on the break proved just reward.
When German centre back Mats Hummels lost possession deep in the Mexican half, Javier Hernandez was released through the middle. He outpaced Jerome Boateng and with a less than perfect pass found Lozano, who controlled the ball, cut inside Mesut Ozil, held off a charging Toni Kroos and slotted past Manuel Neuer.
At the other end, Guillermo Ochoa tipped a blistering Kroos free kick on to the bar minutes later, in what was to prove the Germans' closest effort of a match in Moscow in which they had more than 60 percent possession but could not make it count.
"Our motto was play with the love of winning and not the fear of losing," said a delighted Osorio.
"Mexico deserved the win," Hummels conceded, noting how he and Boateng were left exposed at the back and saying the team had failed to learn from a recent friendly defeat to Austria.
"If we go on like this, I'll be worried," he added. "But I expect us to improve."
Germany pressed in the second half but struggled to find the target. Osorio beefed up his defences to hang on, pulling off Lozano with a quarter of an hour left and sending in 39-year-old Rafael Marquez at the back to become the third man ever to play in five World Cups.
Loew threw on Marco Reus in place of Sami Khedira and, with 10 minutes to go, switched left-back Marvin Plattenhardt for a second striker, Mario Gomez, to reinforce Timo Werner, who had failed to make much of a mark in the German spearhead.
Mexico had much of the 80 000 crowd in Luzhniki Stadium on its feet as the Germans left ever greater gaps at the back, and the wastefulness notably of Hernandez on the final pass may reassure future opponents that Mexico, while determined to end a Cinderella reputation, have not replaced Germany as favourites.
Youngster Julian Brandt nearly saved Loew's night after taking over from Werner in the final minutes when he blasted a shot past Ochoa's right post, and even goalkeeper Neuer came up for a corner in injury time.
But it was not to be.
Mexico can dream of going better than a consistent record of reaching the last 16 of the last six World Cups and perhaps of improving on the quarterfinal they last reached in 1986.
The Germans now face Sweden and South Korea and should still qualify from Group F. But their reputation is not what it was.
"We are now under pressure. We have to get six points from the next games," Kroos said. "We did not do well. We had our chances but didn't score."
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As I said before (See this announcement) , I also want to use my website as a blog!
Today I wanted to share with you a few pieces of music from a game I loved playing for hours when I was younger.
It's a story from 2002. I was 12 that year, and I created my first mail address to register an online gaming forum and find some friends to play with.
The game I played was Warlords Battlecry II.
Warlords Battlecry II is a real-time strategy and role-playing game, developed by SSG as the sequel to Warlords Battlecry. It was released on March 12, 2002. The game requires the player to build buildings and create units in order to defeat the enemy, whilst sending their hero on optional quests.
The game is set within the world of Etheria. In the campaign the player must take control of one of the twelve races and capture all sixty-seven regions of the land in a non-linear manner. The player does this whilst assuming the role of a "Hero" which he or she has created. There are twelve different playable races, each with their own type of Hero, buildings and resource dependencies.
Well, let's get back on the main point. Below are the 6 OST I wanted to share. If you liked the music, or if you knew about this game, tell me!
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Hey, I'm a new reader and big fan of HDUH. I saw this blog post and my jaw dropped. Warlords Battlecry was my favorite RTS! I always tried to get my friends to play but they were more stuck on Blizzard games. Whatever, Moon Elves for life!


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We currently take care of the pensions for approximately one million employees of local authorities and county councils and we are the pensions administrators for 80% of Sweden's local authorities and most of its county councils.
1995 We change our name to till Kommunsektorns Pension AB ('Local Government Pensions Company'). During the 1990s, the traditional insurance sector changed and our business was subjected to competition.
1998 The board of directors take a decision on ethical investments. We are the first financial services company in the Nordic countries to receive ISO 14001 certification for environmental management systems.
2000 We change our name back to till KPA. Folksam is the new majority owner. For the first time, local government sector employees can choose with which company they want their occupational pensions.
2004 We are the first in the industry to introduce fair distribution of money using a new consolidation policy.
2005 KPA Pension is used as a concept, when referring to all its subsidiaries.
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Had excellent cooperation with Haley: UN chief
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has expressed his "deep appreciation for the excellent cooperation and support" of US Ambassador Nikki Haley, who earlier handed in her resignation at the White House.
The Secretary-General's spokesman, Stephan Dujarric, also said Haley and Guterres "had a very productive and strong working relationship during her tenure as US' permanent representative to the UN.
"They worked hard to promote constructive ties between the United Nations and the United States to show the value of the United Nations," Dujarric said on Tuesday, Xinhua news agency reported.
"The Secretary-General looks forward to continuing to work with Ambassador Haley until the end of her tenure and of course with her replacement."
The spokesman said the Secretary-General, en route to Indonesia, had not received notice of her resignation and didn't expect to receive it until closer to when she plans to step down, at the end of the year, probably about the time her successor is announced.
Guterres plans to meet in Bali, Indonesia with leaders of the Association of South-East Asian Nations at their Leaders Gathering, then with officials of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank Group at their annual meeting.
On Friday he is expected to visit Palu, Sulawesi, the spokesman said.
The death toll from the recent earthquake and tsunami in Sulawesi has topped 2,000 with more than 10,000 injured and hundreds missing, officials said.


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Heart medication best at bedtime, study reveals
by University of Guelph
When doctors give heart drugs to patients, the time of day can make a big difference, according to new research by University of Guelph scientists.
Many doctors prefer to give heart drugs to patients in the morning. But the study revealed that angiotensin-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitors – commonly given to patients with high blood pressure or after a heart attack or during heart failure – improve heart structure and function when given at sleep time. In fact, when administered during wake time, ACE inhibitors are no more effective than a placebo, the study found.
The research was conducted on mice with high blood pressure.
Guelph professors Tami Martino, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Jeremy Simpson, Department of Human Health and Nutritional Sciences and Nazneen Tata conducted the study in the laboratory of Dr. Michael Sole at the Peter Munk Cardiac Centre and the Heart and Stroke Richard Lewar Centre of Excellence in Toronto.
The study will appear May 17 in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
"Heart drugs are often given to patients in the morning for convenience without considering biological rhythms or time-related risks of adverse effects," said Martino. "But if they're given at bedtime, it's better."
That is because the drug affects a natural hormone involved in heart remodeling. Hormone levels increase at night and cause the heart to enlarge, which damages the organ in cardiac patients, said Martino.
"The sleep-time benefit of giving the ACE inhibitor correlates with the biological rhythm of this hormone," she said. "By targeting those hormones when they're highest during sleep, you're dropping their levels so they're not doing so much damage."
It's known that heart attacks and sudden cardiac death peak in early morning and night-shift workers with disturbed circadian rhythms have higher risk of heart disease and worse outcomes, said Sole, who is a cardiologist at the Toronto General Hospital.
"Earlier studies our group has worked on suggest that the heart repairs and renews itself during sleeping hours," he added.
These findings led the researchers to explore whether the effectiveness of ACE inhibitors is impacted by the time of day it's administered. The team used a short-acting version of the drug and studied the effects during wake and sleep time in a mouse model designed with high blood pressure.
Besides administering the drug to patients before bed, study results also suggest doctors should consider using a short-acting version of the drug, said Martino.
"Since the drug is most effective during sleep hours, it's not necessary to have its effects last throughout the span of an entire day. Using a short-acting version of the drug may help to reduce side effects."
Other researchers have also looked at using biological rhythms for drug treatment of other diseases, such as insulin release in diabetes and chemotherapy for cancer patients, she added.
"We are now starting to learn that biological and physiological rhythms play an important role in health and disease."
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Members pick up every other week (3 week gap in December): December 5 & 19; January 9 & 23; February 6 & 20; March 6 & 20. Pickup times vary (see pickup locations for more information).
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Members pick up every other week: April 3 & 17; May 1, 15 & 29. Pickup times vary (see pickup locations for more information).
What will be in the shares? Local produce from our own growers, including storage crops such as potatoes, onions, cabbage, radishes, root crops, and squash. Greens (spinach, kale, etc.) and lettuce are grown in high tunnels by our farmers. We may also include 1-2 non-produce items in each box, made with our growers' produce and/or natural ingredients, such as maple syrup, honey, or eggs. As spring progresses, CSA Shares will be full of lots of greens. To fill in any gaps that our farmers can't provide, we will source produce from regional, organic farms with membership in PA-based farmers cooperatives. CSA members have access to our webstore at no additional cost. Items ordered from the webstore may be picked up and paid for at CSA share pickup.
Since pickups will only be every other week, CSA shares will be larger than normal to provide adequate produce for your family. Many of the items will be produce that has a longer shelf life, so it will easily store for the longer intervals between pickups. The size of the Winter Share is similar to a Full Share in the summer/fall.
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"Follow your passion." A simple enough phrase, but it can evoke polar opposite reactions. In some, this brief sentence lights a fire and offers inspiration to help them crush current obstacles to reach their goals. In others, these three words tug at a deep-rooted anxiety, all because they haven't figured out their passion in the first place.
I fall into the latter category. I'm a dabbler; always have been. I spent short bursts of time playing guitar, piano, drums, violin and the harp as I made my way through adolescence. Soccer, tennis, swimming, volleyball, basketball, softball, racquetball and bowling all show up on my messy resume. I had friends who identified as goths, jocks, anime kids, academics, outcasts and some who defied labels altogether. I changed my college major four times before graduation. From the outside, I'm sure it looked like I was lazy, or flaky, or disinterested in everything. This honestly couldn't have been farther from the truth, and it stung when I was made to feel that way. Everything piqued my curiosity and I wanted to try it all. I was doing all the things before "do all the things" even existed. As fun as that exploration was, as soon as I compared myself to more established or focused friends, it felt like I was floating around, unable to land on my one true purpose. I was certain something was wrong with me. Everything I saw around me seemed to confirm my theory.
Even as a 28-year-old working professional, I still constantly struggle with this. I was given the opportunity to earn a master's degree at zero cost through my employer's tuition exchange program, and although I felt pressured to go for the trusty business degree or pick something that lined up with my current role, those options made me queasy. I knew if I went for what was expected of me, instead of what sparked my interest, I would be slogging through two years of obligation instead of genuinely enjoying going back to school. After many weeks of back and forth, I ultimately went with my gut reaction: pick what sounds interesting. End of story.
This degree is a master's of arts in multimodal literacy for global impact, which is an over-complicated way of saying international communication. People always seem intrigued about the program, asking why I chose it or how it aligns with my future career goals. The truth? I chose it because it sounded fun. It has nothing to do with my current job, and I have no concrete plans to pursue it as an employment path. No, I didn't have to take the GRE. No, it doesn't require a thesis. I used to internally panic during these conversations or change the subject as quickly as possible, knowing full-well I was only learning for the sake of learning and afraid that was an unacceptable explanation. I felt like a failure for picking what felt like a frivolous program. As I started taking classes, I was thrilled to be back in the academic wheelhouse, reading articles and writing papers and having awesome discussions with like-minded people in our virtual classroom. I couldn't shake that guilty feeling, though; the "what's the point if it's not leading to a specific job" narrative floating around my brain.
It wasn't until this past winter that my beliefs about myself were upended. First, I fell upon Emilie Wapnick's TED Talk about being a "multipotentialite," in which she scraps the myth of humans needing one true calling. She argues jumping around from thing to thing should not lead to some auto-declaration of being indecisive, and that we need to take a deeper look at what drives the human experience. Why are so many people hopping between career paths, or cities or pastimes? The motivation for this type of lifestyle is simple: good, old-fashioned curiosity. Wapnick proposes that gaining experience in a ton of different fields and topics can create wonderfully unique abilities and talents which are not only useful to prospective employers, but can also make some people happier.
There are plenty of people who have always been pulled toward one hobby or one industry and feel born to tackle a laser-focused path. They've only got eyes for one prize and would be miserable if they had to hop from job to job. Then there's the rest of us: folks who have a wide variety of industries and job titles under their belt, and compile what may be considered an eclectic mix of hobbies outside of their nine-to-five. What if we gave this group the permission they've been looking for to explore, and wander, and dive into their interests? What if we encouraged their inquiries instead of labeling this group as wishy-washy or unable to stay put? What if we pressed paused on the judgment button and let the multipotentialites be the truest version of themselves, weaving beautifully uncommon lifestyles?
Hearing Wapnick's TED Talk allowed me to release a breath I had been holding for 27 years and handed me a permission slip I didn't know I needed until it was in the palm of my hand. There's nothing wrong with being a Jack (or Jill) of all trades, and it's not fair to ask people to fight their inquisitive nature in order to fit the mold of what our society has deemed respectable. This relief was doubled when I heard Ashley Gartland, a business coach for women, talk about the value of curiosity. For those of us who find the word "passion" to be burdensome, she introduced the challenge of releasing all expectations and pressures on ourselves and leaning into exploration. It's one thing to have someone else (say, Emilie Wapnick) relieve external expectations, but true progress only happens when we can give ourselves the same sort of grace. Doing the work internally and accepting your exploratory nature is the first step.
The more I thought about it, the more I realized I had a lot of other multi-curious folks in my life, from my boyfriend to my best friend to my uncle to my colleague. One of the reasons I connect with these people is because they embrace their broad range of interests and give the middle finger to what society thinks they "should" be doing. If I can respect others for continuously shaking things up and learning new things, shouldn't I give myself that same treatment? Who cares if I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up? This doesn't make me lost. It makes me, me. And as long as I can keep learning, trying, doing and exploring, I know I'll continue to be the best version of myself.
Giving others the space and freedom to dabble, to be curious, and to explore will ultimately make them better people to have in your life. They will feel empowered and excited about each new interest, sharing with friends and family as they discover new things. They will feel supported and encouraged to be exactly who they are instead of stunted from trying to force themselves into a societal mold. They will be grateful to you for accepting how they choose to balance their wide range of interests and will be more likely to ask your advice or bounce ideas off of you in the future. In the same way, try giving yourself similar space and freedom to "do all the things," so you can create a life which keeps you on your toes. What will you dabble in next?
Sara works as a full-time admissions counselor at Flagler College in St. Augustine and runs a wellness Instagram to connect with other foodies. When she's not in the kitchen, you can find her at the gym, reading a book, planning her next trip, or re-watching Game of Thrones episodes with her dog.


Professor Jang earned his MBA in Operation Research from University of Hawaii on fellowship after studying at both NYU andUniversity of Hawaii. He earned his PhD in economics from University of Cincinnati on fellowship and teaching assistantship with major in Monetary Economics and minors in Mathematical Economics and Econometrics.
Professor Jang taught graduate economic courses to PhD students in economics for several years and also directed many PhD dissertations in economics at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. He traveled extensively through the United States during intersessions on fellowship.
In addition, professor Jang earned Graduate Degree in Banking from Southern Graduate School of Banking, SMU, Dallas, Texas after spending three summers at SMU.


East Beach Cafe in the small seaside town of Littlehampton sits on a long, narrow strip of land, layered between the seafront promenade in front of it and a high-pressure sewage line behind it. The site was bleak and exposed, causing a tension between the urge to shelter and protect people and the desire to give them a fantastic view of the sea. Rejecting the ubiquitous aesthetic of modern seaside buildings, of white sails, yachts and a romanticized bygone era, the studio wanted to evoke instead a more familiar experience of the texture and richness of a British beach, of stumbling around on damp brown shingle, spotting all that the sea has offered up: slimy pebbles, matted seaweed, old shoes, fragments of wood and tangled rope. The cafe would sit in the shingle like any other interesting seaside object. Unexpectedly, the most critical influence on the design of the building was the roller shutters, which were the affordable way to protect the 40 metres of windows that would open the building up to the sea. Early concepts failed when the large metal shutter boxes were applied above the windows, like big eyelids. In desperation the studio wondered what would happen if the whole building was made out of steel shutter boxes. The finished structure is made from long, undulating ribbons of raw steel, the width of shutter boxes, wrapping around the internal space to form both roof and walls. Crossing the building from back to front, the angled geometry of the box ribbons articulates the otherwise flat facades that encase and protect the back of the building. Along the front of the building are concealed the roller shutters which have had such an impact on the design – visible only when drawn down at night time.


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Home Security Friend of Manchester Arena bomber to be released on parole
Friend of Manchester Arena bomber to be released on parole
A jailed UK terrorist and close friend of the Manchester Arena bomber who has refused to cooperate with the public inquiry into the attack is to be released on parole this week.
Abdalraouf Abdallah befriended bomber Salman Abedi, who visited him in jail in the months before he murdered 22 people and injured hundreds more in the terror attack.
Abdallah, 27, who has "important evidence" about the background to the attack, has so far refused to speak to lawyers for the inquiry about his links with Abedi.
Abdallah, who was left paralysed after being shot while fighting against the Gaddafi regime in the 2011 uprising in Libya, was jailed for more than five years for trying to help people travel to Syria to join jihadists.
Abedi visited him in prison twice and the pair were in regular telephone contact discussing martyrdom, the inquiry was told.
But Abdallah is claiming legal privilege by refusing to answer questions that may incriminate himself, the hearing was told.
Paul Greaney QC, counsel to the inquiry, has previously said: "Salman Abedi's relationship with Abdalraouf Abdallah was one of some significance in the period prior to the bombing and we are determined to get to the bottom of it.
"We have no doubt he is a witness with important evidence to give. We are continuing to pursue this line of inquiry. We hope on reflection he will cooperate, so will press for him to give evidence before the inquiry."
In the months leading up to the Manchester Arena attack in May 2017, Abedi and his brother Hashem became visibly more radicalised, gave up on education courses, wore traditional Islamic clothing and grew more religious in their attitudes. Both Abedi brothers were seen associating with known extremist Abdallah.
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Abedi visited Abdallah in Belmarsh prison in February 2015 while he was on remand for terror offences. He again visited him in January 2017, along with two other men, travelling from his home in Fallowfield, south Manchester, to visit the now imprisoned Abdallah, at HMP Altcourse in Liverpool.
In February 2017, three months before the Manchester bombing, prison authorities found that Abdallah had an illicit phone and had tried to make calls to Abedi.
The pair discussed martyrdom, the public inquiry has heard, and a third visit was booked for in March 2017, but did not take place.
Two months later, Abedi detonated his shrapnel-packed rucksack bomb, killing 22 people and injuring hundreds of others as they left an Ariana Grande concert.
Abdallah, from Manchester, was paralysed from the waist down after being was shot while fighting in the Libyan uprising in 2011 and returned to the UK for treatment.
In May 2016 he was jailed after being convicted of preparing and funding acts of terrorism by helping four others travel to Syria for terrorism, including his older brother.
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Why Shell Has Abandoned Its Yampa River Project
Michael de Yoanna February 24, 2010
Shell Exploration and Production Company will drop its effort to seek billions of gallons of Yampa River water for an oil shale project in Rio Blanco County, but it hasn't given up on extracting oil from Colorado. That's according to the Grand Junction Sentinel, which reports that Shell officials cite the global recession in their decision to back down from the proposal, which has been controversial with environmental groups, businesses, and government officials. The bid sought about eight percent of the average spring flow from the Yampa, which sustains endangered fish species and flows through Dinosaur National Monument in western Colorado, notes The Denver Post. Drew Peternell, the Colorado water-project manager for Trout Unlimited, believes Shell's application was vulnerable to challenges because "they don't even know how much water they need. It was very close to speculation, which is not allowed in Colorado water law."
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Katarzyna Kowalczyk will start as Country Manager for Schibsted Tech Polska in Poland.
Katarzyna Kowalczyk has been CFO in Schibsted Tech Polska (STP) since 2013. In her new role, she will be responsible for the overall management of STP´s operations in both Krakow and Gdansk. She will still also function as CFO.
Schibsted Tech Polska has around 170 employees in Krakow and Gdansk. Almost all are software engineers working for many different companies and units in Schibsted Media Group.
"It is a fantastic opportunity to take part in developing this unique company further. In STP we are privileged to work with a big variety of Scandinavian companies, from the leading media houses to start-ups, ecommerce sites and others. It is a very dynamic environment with many different technologies used to create innovative products. I look forward to lead the next step in STP´s journey together with enthusiastic and highly-skilled colleagues," says Katarzyna Kowalczyk.
As Country Manager, Katarzyna Kowalczyk will lead the STP management team, work with the strategy of the company and build a good and constructive company culture across the offices in Krakow and Gdansk.
"Katarzyna Kowalczyk is doing an excellent job as CFO for Schibsted Tech Polska, and we are pleased that she is willing to step up as Country Manager. She has already been a member of the STP management team for several years and knows both the company and the whole Schibsted structure very well. With her wide experience, she will play a crucial role in developing further STP´s role as a leading tech hub for Schibsted," says Morten Jacobsen, chairman of the board of STP.
Before joining STP in 2013, Katarzyna Kowalczyk was a functional manager at PwC in Katowice. She has also long experience as a statutory auditor at KPMG.
The new Country Manager starts in her role immediately.
Schibsted Tech Polska´s office in Gdansk has about 45 employees. Most of the teams work with Swedish partner companies.
Schibsted Tech Polska´s office in Krakow have about 120 employees. Most of them work with media houses in Scandinavia.


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Meester, J.A.J., Rautenbach, I.L., Dippenaar, N.J. and Baker, C.M. 1986. Classification of Southern African Mammals. Orders Artiodactyla and Pholidota. Transvaal Museum Monographs, 5(1): 183-227
Classification of Southern African Mammals. Orders Artiodactyla and Pholidota.
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Southern Africa, the area south of the Zambezi and Cunene Rivers, has a rich mammal fauna. 328 species representing 15 of the 20 orders of extant mammals are formally recognised. Full synonomies are provided for genera, species and subspecies. A consensus classification is provided and many remaining systematic problems are discussed. Keywords: Mammals, classification, Order Artiodactyla, Order Pholidota, Southern Africa, mammals.
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Watson, J.P. 1990. The taxonomic status of the slender mongoose, Galerella sanguinea (Riippell, 1836), in southern Africa. Researches of the National Museum, 6(10): 354-492
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Koeler, C.E. and Richardson, P.R.K. 1990. Proteles cristatus. Mammalian Species, 363: 1-6
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Bothma, J. Du P. 1967. Recent Hyracoidea (Mammalia) of southern Africa. Annals of the Transvaal Museum, 25(8): 117-152
Pedersen, C-E.T., Albrechtsen, A., Etter, P.D., Johnson, E.A., Orlando, L., Chikhi, L., Siegismund, H.R. and Heller, R. 2018. A southern African origin and cryptic structure in the highly mobile plains zebra. Nature Ecology and Evolution, https://doi.org/10.1038/s41559-017-0453-7
Prendini, L. 2005. Scorpion Diversity and Distribution in Southern Africa: Pattern and Process. African Biodiversity, 25-68
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Chimimba, C.T. 2001. Infraspecific morphometric variation in Aethomys namaquensis (Rodentia: Muridae) from southern Africa. Journal of Zoology, 253(2): 191–210
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1965, Part 13 Order: Artiodactyla Suborder: Ruminantia Infraorder: Pecora Family: Bovidae Subfamily: Tragelaphinae Genus: Strepsiceros. The Transactions of the Zoological Society of London, 30(13): 309–334
Leger, J. St. 1932. LXVII. - On Equus quagga of South-western and Eastern Africa. Annals and Magazine of Natural History: Series 10, 10(60): 587-593
Waterman, J.M. and Herron, M.D. 2004. Xerus princeps. Mammalian Species, 751: 1–3
Tinley, K.L. 1969. Dikdik Madoqua kirki in South West Africa: notes on distribution, ecology, and behaviour. Madoqua, 1: 7-33
Mackenzie, M. and Owen-Smith, N. 2016. An overview: symposium objectives, outcomes and actions. Symposium on animal movements & satellite tracking in Namibia, November 2016
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Aschenborn, O. 2016. African Wild Dog, Lion and Vultures - crossing borders searching for protein. MET/UNAM. Symposium on animal movements & satellite tracking in Namibia, November 2016
Owen-Smith, N. 2016. Information potentially gained from animal movements tracked using GPS collars. Wits University, RSA. Symposium on animal movements & satellite tracking in Namibia, November 2016
Rathbun, G.B., Osborne, T.O. and Coals, P.G.R. 2015. Distribution of the Etendeka round-eared sengi (Macroscelides micus), a Namibian endemic mammal. Journal of the Namibian Scientific Society, 63: 153-157
Rathbun, G. and Smit-Robinson, H. 2016. A conservation assessment of Macroscelides proboscideus. In: The Red List of Mammals of South Africa, Swaziland and Lesotho. South African National Biodiversity Institute and Endangered Wildlife Trust, South Africa.
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Lehmann, D. 2015. Dietary and spatial strategies of gemsbok (Oryx g. gazella) and springbok (Antidorcas marsupialis) in response to drought in the desert environment of the Kunene Region, Namibia. Doctor rerum naturalium (Dr. rer. nat.), Department of Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy of the Freie Universität Berlin
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Codd, L.E., de Winter, B. and Rycroft, H.B. (Eds.). 1966. Flora of southern Africa - which deals with the territories of The Republic of South africa, Basutoland, Swaziland and South West Africa. Volume 1. National Botanic Gardens, Kirstenbosch, Department of Education, Arts and Science
Roberts, A. 1951. Descriptions of some new subspecies of mammals. Annals of the Transvaal Museum, 21(1): 63-69
Roberts, A. 1938. Descriptions of new forms of mammals. Annals of the Transvaal Museum, 19(2): 231-245
Plug, S. and Badenhorst, I. 2001. The distribution of macrornammals in Southern Africa over the past 30 000 Years. Transvaal Museum Monographs, 12(1): 1-234
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Coetzee, C.G. 1966. The relative position of the penis in Southern African dassies (Hydracoidea) as a character of taxonomic importance. African Zoology, 2(2): 223-224
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Mansell, M.W. 1990. The Myrmeleontidae of southern Africa: tribe Palparini. Introduction and description of Pamares gen. nov., with four new species (Insecta: Neuroptera). Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa, 53(2): 165-189
Mansell, M.W. 1981. The Crocinae of southern Africa (Neuroptera: Nemopteridae). 3. The genus Tjederia Mansell, with keys to the southern African Crocinae. Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa, 44(2): 245-257
Avery, D.M., Avery, G. and Colahan, B.D. 2003. Micromammals and barn owls in the Free State, South Africa: prey distribution and predator behaviour. Navorsinge van die Nasionale Museum : Researches of the National Museum, 19(1): 1-18
Cloete, G. 1986. Die verspreiding en digtheid van Steenbokke in die Kuisebrivier-Canyon. Madoqua, 14(4): 421-424
Lindeque, M. 1991. Age structure of the elephant population in the Etosha National Park, Namibia. Madoqua, 18(1): 27-32
Du Preez, L.H. 1995. Anuran community structure in the Vernon Crookes Nature Reserve, South Africa. Madoqua, 19(1): 25-29
Ledger, J.A. 1971. A new species of Linognathus (Anoplura: Linognathidae) from the Damara dikdik. Madoqua, 1(4): 45-51
Sforzi, A. 2005. Geographic distribution of southern African Brentidae (Insecta: Coleoptera) including the description of a new Cerobates (s.s.) species. Annals of the Transvaal Museum, 42(1): 53-70
Fürsch, H. 1985. The southern African species of Pharoscymnus Bedel and Pharopsis Casey (Coleoptera: Coccinellidae). Journal of the Entomological Society of Southern Africa, 48(2): 223-231
Funston, P., Henschel, P., Petracca, L., Maclennan, S., Whitesell, C., Fabiano, E. and Castro, I. 2017. The distribution and status of lions and other large carnivores in Luengue-Luiana and Mavinga National Parks, Angola. KAZA TFCA (Secretariat) KAZA
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Stander, P. 2010. The impact of male-biased mortality on the population structure of desert-adapted lions in Namibia. Desert Lion Conservation Research Report – 2010
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Stander, P. 2004. Population ecology and distribution of lions in the Kunene and Erongo Regions, Namibia. June 2004
Stander, P. 1999. Conservation of lions and other large carnivores in Etosha National Park and Khorixas District, Namibia: Population ecology and long term monitoring of free-ranging populations in a marginal and arid environment. Quarterly Report, November 1999
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Spotted Hyaena - Gespikkelde Hyaena Crocuta crocuta Erxleben. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 159-166
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Caracal or African Lynx - Rooikat Caracal caracal Schreber. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 97-100
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Aard Wolf - Erdwolf, Maanhaarjakkals Proteles cristatus Sparrman. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 149-152
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Cape Hunting Dog - Wildhehond Lycaon pictus Temminck. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 180-186
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Grey Wild Cat - Vaalboskat Felis ocreata Gmelin. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 92-94
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Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Black-Footed Cat or Sebala - Swartvoetkat Microfelis nigripes Burchell. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 95-96
Shortridge, G.C. 1934. Black-Backed Jackal - Rooijakkals Canis (Thos) mesomelas Schreber. In: The Mammals of South West Africa. London: William Heinemann LTD, pp 166-170
Martin, R.B. 2005. Transboundary species project - background study - Elephants. The Transboundary Mammal Project of the Ministry of Environment and Tourism, Namibia facilitated by The Namibia Nature Foundation
Edwards, S., Cooper, S., Uiseb, K., Hayward, M., Wachter, B. and Melzheimer, J. 2018. Making the most of by-catch data: Assessing the feasibility of utilising non-target camera trap data for occupancy modelling of a large felid. African Journal of Ecology, 56(4): 885-894
Bologna, M., Amore, V., and Pitzalis, M. 2018. Meloidae of Namibia (Coleoptera): Taxonomy and faunistics with biogeographic and ecological notes. Zootaxa, 4373(1): 001–141
Brown, D.S., Curtis, B.A., Bethune, S. and Appleton, C. 1992. Freshwater snails of East Caprivi and the lower Okavango River Basin in Namibia and Botswana. Hydrobiologia, 246: 9-40
Goldblatt, P. and Manning, J.C. 2009. New species of Moraea (Iridaceae: Iridoideae), with range extensions and miscellaneous notes for southern African species. Bothalia, 39(1): 1-10
Goldblatt, P. and Manning, J.C. 2013. Eight new species of Moraea (Iridaceae) from southern Africa with range extensions and morphological notes in the genus. Bothalia, 43(2): 153–165
Namibia Nature Foundation (NNF). 2018. Mountain Zebra Project – 8th progress report: Population ecology of Hartmann's mountain zebra
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Robinson, H., Skvarla, J. and Funk, V.A. 2016. Vernonieae (Asteraceae) of southern Africa: A generic disposition of the species and a study of their pollen. PhytoKeys, 60: 49-126
Matson, J.O. and Blood, B.R. 1994. A report on the distribution of small mammals from Namibia. Zeitschrift für Säugetierkunde, 59: 289-298
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I wouldn't know it either, but Elvis says "satisfactioning" is a word. Here are my two weeks, one satisfied day at the time.
As you know or could guess from my limited blogging activity, I've been travelling in my country of origin which is Slovenia. It's been most excellent and I feel highly satisfactioned.
As I was going through the photos to choose one that will represent each day, I realised how many I have taken and that it will take me months if not years to post them all. I have a quarter of the upload space remaining and then I'll have to move again. But I don't see myself stop.
Here are symbolic images of what made my days. I apologise to all other moments that have not been selected. Their turn will come. To see what brought me the most satisfaction, though, you'll have to scroll to the bottom.
Most importantly, I'm only half-way done: amore returns to work but I'm in for two more weeks with a couple of concerts and a card tournament. I wish you all a good August.
Saturday: Mom in the sea (and Croatia behind).
Sunday: To take garlic in Nova vas. Father caressing a dog in the fresco.
Monday: Two loving Maribor cats.
Tuesday: The last light in Piran.
Wednesday: Permanent open-air sculpture "forma viva" above Portorož.
Friday: Sister's party. Thank you, Tanja, for modelling.
Saturday: Picnic by Mengeš Lake satisfied amore.
Sunday: A drink near a Krka source before our tourist farm lunch at (and under) a stone table. They are satisfied, I promise, it's just that the day was really hot.
Monday: Capers growing on Piran city walls. Later there were some also in amore's putanesca.
Tuesday: Mom's latest art project, to stonefy the Piran house wall, was brought to life with the help of amore.
Thursday: Morning walk with mom and bestia.
Friday, i.e. today: I disturbed their privacy through a smallest hole possible.
I wish to thank Ostendnomad for giving me the idea to visit the abandoned building. It was this post on his blog Ostendnomadography that did it.
And now, what gave me most satisfaction in these two weeks was the compilation of a playlist for my sister's party, and to hear that she has been listening to it on repeat. Not that it will make perfect sense to you, but if you have seven hours or so to spare, it is here. For now just one song from there, by an unknown French woman singing Michelle. Keep it short, sharp, shocked, and keep on rocking, always.
Oh la la, I really do need a holiday! 😲 But do they have twins? 😉 It seems it would be easier with just one baby!
I'm so glad that it does, Liz. This is how it's been: happy. ❤ Amore left just earlier.
Great start on the stone wall Amore! The hearts are wonderful! 🙂 Great trip, thanks for sharing some highlights. Be safe!


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Blu-ray Review: IN THE MOUTH OF MADNESS
Blu-ray Review: SS-GB
Blu-ray Review: DOCTOR WHO season 12 (1975)
Blu-ray review: ANOTHER WOLFCOP
Blu-ray Review: FUTURE WORLD (2018)
DVD Review: SWEET COUNTRY
Blu-ray review: THE CURED
Blu-ray Review: THE GREAT SILENCE
DETAILS: 95 minutes, featurette, theatrical trailer, previews
AUDIO: English 5.1 DTS-HD MA, English Stereo
STUDIO: Scream Factory/ IFC Films/ The Irish Film Board/ The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland, North Ireland Screen/ Shinawil/ Savage Productions/ Yellow Moon Post Production/ Tilted Pictures/ BAC Films
RELEASE DATE: 7-3-2018
THE CURED has an interesting twist for a zombie movie. It takes place after 75% of the people infected by the Maze Virus (which turns them into homicidal zombies) are the cured. Only 25% of the infected can't be cured and they are known as the Resistant The Cured remember what they did and some people don't want the cured back among them because a few have lost people to the attacks form the infected. Ireland was especially hit and it is in an economic slump. Abbie (Ellen Page) agrees to accept her brother-in-law Senan to live with her and her son Cillian. Abbie's husband Luke is missing, but Senan can't get up the courage to tell her that he killed his brother while he was infected. Senan made friends with Conor after he was cured, but Conor is the one who infected Senan in the first place. Many of the Cured are housed in Rehab centers and some of them want to lash out at the public as they feel like second hand citizens who should have more rights.
THE CURED has a new twist on the genre for zombie movie and manages to focus on how people feel after they have been cured plus how some people would feel about the Cured being brought back into society. Ireland makes a perfect setting for the movie.
Behind-The-Scenes featurette that has interviews with the cast and writer/ director David Freyne who actually got all the actors he wrote the characters in mind for
Theatrical trailer and trailers for DEVIL'S GATE, THE MIDNIGHT MAN, and MIDNIGHTERS
FINAL ANALYSIS: THE CURED provides a fresh twist on the zombie genre and you should at least rent it.
This review is (c)7-20-2018 David Blackwell and cannot be reprinted without permission. Send all comments to feedback@enterline-media.com and look for additional news and content at http://enterlinemedia.tumblr.com


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Fresh rallies against al-Bashir as Sudan secures $300M loans
FILE - This June 14, 2015 file photo, shows Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir during a visit to Johannesburg, South Africa. On Sunday, March 17, 2019, hundreds of Sudanese took part in anti-government protests in the capital and other cities, as the government says it has secured $300 million in loans from Emirate-based sources to address the economic crisis that triggered the unrest. (AP Photo/Shiraaz Mohamed, File)
FILE - In this Feb. 19, 2017 file photo, Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, third right, Dubai's ruler Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, second right, and Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir, right, leave the International Defense Exhibition and Conference, in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. On Sunday, March 17, 2019, hundreds of Sudanese took part in anti-government protests in the capital and other cities, as the government says it has secured $300 million in loans from Emirate-based sources to address the economic crisis that triggered the unrest. (AP Photo/Jon Gambrell, File)
CAIRO — Hundreds of Sudanese took part in anti-government protests in the capital and other cities on Sunday as the government announced it had secured $300 million in loans to address the economic crisis that triggered the unrest.
The demonstrations began in December over price hikes and food shortages, and quickly escalated into calls for President Omar al-Bashir to step down, posing one of the biggest challenges yet to his nearly 30-year rule. Security forces have responded with a fierce crackdown that has killed dozens of people.
The rallies are being led by the Sudanese Professionals Association, an umbrella group of independent professional unions. Footage posted online showed dozens of people marching in Khartoum and its twin city of Omdurman, chanting: "Freedom, dignity and justice." The also canted "the people want the fall of the regime," echoing the popular slogan of the 2011 Arab Spring uprisings that briefly defied despotism in the region, but never made it to Sudan.
In some videos, security forces are seen using tear gas to disperse demonstrators.
Also Sunday, dozens of families demonstrated in front of the headquarters of the National Intelligence and Security Service in Khartoum, calling for the release of detained relatives, according to activists who spoke on condition of anonymity, fearing for their safety.
A leading Sudanese geneticist was among those arrested. Muntasir Ibrahim, who heads the University of Khartoum's Institute of Endemic Diseases, was arrested on Feb. 21 from a mosque in the capital, said his son, Gassim Ibrahim.
Gassim said his father and other university professors had drafted an initiative for a peaceful transition of power. Police had previously arrested his father on two occasions in January.
University lecturer Hadia Hasalaah also attended the demonstration in front of the security facility, calling for the release of her husband, Hisham el-Nour, also a university lecturer.
"He was detained for around three months without charges," she said. "This time, they (security forces) allowed us to protest, because of the American delegation" currently visiting the country.
There was no immediate comment from authorities on Sunday's protests and a government spokesman did not respond to requests for comment.
Sunday's demonstrations took place as a U.S. congress delegation is visiting Sudan to meet with government officials and opposition leaders, ahead of the start of a second phase of dialogue between the two countries.
Sudanese lawmaker Mutwakil Ahmed said in a statement the U.S. delegation, led by Rep. Gus M. Bilirakis, a Republican from Florida, met with Salah Gosh, the head of Sudan's National Intelligence and Security Services and other officials on Saturday.
A report by the state-run SUNA news service said Gosh told the delegation about "the positive results of the President Al-Bashir recent decisions to maintain the country's national security and cohesion."
The report also quoted him as saying that the recent protests "were legitimate, but their purposes changed and became illegal." It did not elaborate.
Al-Bashir disbanded the government last month and declared a state of emergency. He also has banned unauthorized public gatherings and granted sweeping powers to the police since imposing a state of emergency last month, and security forces have used tear gas, rubber bullets, live ammunition and batons against demonstrators.
Mutwakil, the lawmaker, said the U.S. delegation has discussed religious freedoms in Sudan, as well the country's counterterrorism efforts.
In 2017, the U.S. lifted decades-long sanctions, arguing that Sudan is making progress in areas of concern, including improving humanitarian access. The State Department last year agreed to a second phase of rapprochement with Sudan, laying out priorities to reconcile the two nations which have been at odds for nearly three decades.
At the time, no specific timeline was placed for the removal of the terrorism designation which was first placed on Sudan by the Clinton administration in 1993.
Meanwhile Sunday, the state-run SUNA news service reported that the Finance Ministry secured a $230 million loan from the Abu Dhabi-based Arab Monetary Fund to support the country's balance of payments.
It said the ministry signed another deal worth $70 million with the Arab Trade Financing Program, which is also based in the Emirati capital.
Al-Bashir, who seized power in an Islamist-backed military coup in 1989, has responded to the protests by suspending plans for constitutional amendments that would allow him to seek a new term in next year's elections. He has also stepped down as leader of the ruling party, appointing a loyalist in his place.
Critics say he is trying to buy time and remain in power. Al-Bashir is wanted by the International Criminal Court for charges of genocide linked to the conflict in Sudan's Darfur region.
Activists say at least 57 people have been killed in the recent protests. The government's latest tally stands at 31 killed, including policemen. Neither figure has been updated in weeks.
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These days, barely a day passes without Google featuring a customized logo – a doodle in Google's parlance – on its homepage. Most of the time, these celebrate national holidays and other special events. Usually, these are static drawings, but every now and then, Google goes goes the extra mile and features an interactive doodle, as it did in the case of Jules Verne's birthday a few weeks back, or when it featured a playable version of PacMan as its logo last year. Today, to celebrate what would have been Charlie Chaplin's 122nd birthday, the company is featuring a special video doodle on its homepage.