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Offerings from the rust president, right? read the fine print, right? trust, but verify. >> exactly. because president putin had done this many, many times and he does it in news conferences sometimes where he brings up an idea, lets say, you know, the prisoner exchange could be one of these, kind of a slippery area where on the surface it looks like a very good idea, but i would say read the fine print because what putin will do is he will get the other person to agree as that might be a very g...

Nothing short of a miracle as the president and himself hosted this. thats a big deal. back with us is doctor irwin -- national prepared-ism who advises the song matters of public health. he said columnist over at the daily beast. holidays in over a year of learning about this pandemic have caused spikes. now its different. have you any concerns about what may happen during the coming holiday weekend. >> yes, brian. i think we have to pay attention but were in a better position than we were last...

Redlener, who advises us on public health, a columnist at "the daily beast." before more serious matters. holidays in over a year of learning about the pandemic have subsequently caused spikes. now of course is different. have you any concerns about what may happen during this coming holiday weekend? >> yes, brian, i think we have to pay attention. other hand were in so much better position than last memorial day. if you remember, every single gathering was a potential danger point for people wh...

Chained to the Grave #4 (of 5) Brian Level & Andy Eschenbach (w) • Kate Sherron (a & c) Outlaw Roy Mason has come back from the dead, chained to the headstone that marked his grave. On the trail of buried gold and hunted by a Big Bad, Roy struggles to hold his family—and his body—together. Writers Brian Level (Darth Vader, Thanos, Deadpool) & Andy Eschenbach (Heavy Metal Magazine, Red Shoes) and artist Kate Sherron (Invader Zim, The Amazing World of Gumball) bring you a tale of intrigue, ...

Untangling ‘Mosi-oa-Tunya’ viewing points BY BURZIL DUBE  THE 19 viewing points at Victoria Falls, which were briefly highlighted in this column last week caused a stir where yours truly was bombarded with questions over the authenticity of the mentioned figures. Some regular visitors to this magnificent spectacle were of the opinion that there are less than 10 viewing points while others could not fathom most names associated with the standpoints. Few others were oblivious of the fact tha...

By Jamie Coates A BREEZY weekend along the coast put a halt to many anglers’ plans, but the dedicated few who do not mind a bit of stir still managed to hit the water and get into some fish. The offshore fishos found some nice shark and bottom species over the last week or so, the boys from Southerly Fishing Charters put their clients onto some nice fish including sharks, flathead, nannygai and terakhi. I am still to hear of the first Port MacDonnell tuna for the season, but it can not be mu...

The dismembered body parts of the Zimbabwean man who slipped and fell into the Victoria Falls gorge on New Year’s Day were finally retrieved on Monday by the  Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) and other stakeholders. The Herald reports that the dismembered body parts of  Roy George Tinashe Dikinya who slipped and fell into a gorge at the Victoria Falls Rain Forest on New Year’s Day have been retrieved following a six-hour operation. What was supposed to be a memorable holiday for D...

Herald/Matabeleland North Correspondent DISMEMBERED body parts of a local tourist who slipped and fell into a gorge at the Victoria Falls Rain Forest on New Year’s Day have been retrieved following a six-hour operation. The process, which was temporarily stopped due the rains, started at around 10am and completed around 4pm. The development is set to bring closure to the rare and tragic incident that shocked the entire Victoria Falls community. What was supposed to be a memorable holiday in t...

Body of man who fell down Victoria Falls gorge retrieved Photographs show Dikinya walking in flip flops along the edge of the gorge, at a place known as Danger Point, moments before he died. A tourist view the majestic Victoria Falls, a tourism attraction for Zimbabwe, Victoria Falls, on 13 November 2019. Picture: AFP 77 days ago HARARE - A rescue team using inflatable boats, kayaks and ropes has finally re...

NanoStockk/iStock/Getty Images Plus During the course of this “pandemic” and the self-inflicted crisis it has created, fewer words have received more of a workout than the word “hero.” Coming from a pre-9/11 generation, heroism has a certain meaning to me. This is what I think of when I think of heroism: On Feb. 3, 1943, the U.S.A.T. Dorchester carrying 902 service men, merchant seamen and civilian workers was sunk in the cold Atlantic. Through the pandemonium, according to those presen...