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Hong Kong, was “sau-farn”* (repossessed) by China in 1997, and in 2021 was “sau-my”. In Cantonese, “sau-my” has the meaning of putting something away, not allowing it in public view, as well as keeping it for one’s own personal use. For example, “If you have finished taking a leak, then (sau-my/put away) your dick, because this lane still have passersby, or do you think people want to watch your cock swinging about?” Or else, “Hey lassie, your butt crack is showing! How abou...

BASINGSTOKE’s mayor has said she’s ‘looking forward’ to her return to party politics, after two years of ‘stepping back’ to fulfill her…

Many books have been written, and continue to be written, about the Second World War: military histories, histories of the Holocaust, the war in Asia, or collaboration and resistance in Europe. Few books have taken a close look at the immediate aftermath of the worldwide catastrophe. Drawing on hundreds of eye-witness accounts and personal stories, this sweeping book examines the seven months (in Europe) and four months (in Asia) that followed the surrender of the Axis powers, from the fate of ...

Published: May 9, 2021 at 11:50 am Thanks to the discovery of her remarkable bust in 1912, Nefertiti is one of the most recognised figures from ancient Egypt. But how much is known about Egypt’s sun queen? Advertisement Was she a pharaoh? Was she the mother of Tutankhamun? And when and how was her bust discovered? This interview is taken from an episode of the HistoryExtra podcast and has been edited for clarity. Listen to the full interview here Rachel Dinning: What do we know...

The day Luxembourg was wiped off the map 3 min. today at 08:30 “An Zéro” is an overblown picture – unsatisfactory both as a documentary and as drama “An Zéro” is an overblown picture – unsatisfactory both as a documentary and as drama White smoke is a good sign, not just in Rome Photo credit: Guy Jallay By Emma Pirnay What would happen if the Cattenom nuclear plant would eradicate Luxembourg one day – including its people and c...

Opinions expressed by Youre reading Entrepreneur Middle East, an international franchise of Entrepreneur Media. The world economy is still reeling from the effects of COVID-19, and in the Middle East, governments have launched funding programs for small businesses, while regional financial institutions and entities are rallying in support of the business community with various programs and initiatives. While no one has given a definite view of how the business landscape will look like post ...

04 May 2021, 08:05 am Epic Games reportedly paid developers over $11.6 million to give away their games for free to lure new users following the launch of the companys own store in December 2018. The reveal comes as part of the Epic Games versus Apple Lawsuit, alleging the iPhone maker with antitrust practices that began on Monday, May 3. Epic Games Stores Spending on Launch Revealed A document surfaced in the wake of Epic Games versus Apple Lawsuit, which shows how much the video game publishe...

Devolver Digitals Loop Hero is described as an "endless" role-playing, roguelike, and deck-building game. The title doesnt explain its mechanics, so players discover them over time. So when it came time to promote this unusual game, Devolver Digital marketing manager Robbie Paterson found himself with a problem. How could he and the ad team tell customers what the game is when the game goes out of its way to not do that? "When we wanted to promote this game there was a real sense that we wante...

Matilda Munro , May 3rd, 2021 11:54 Matilda Munro reviews Mark Mordues new book on the early life of a Bad Seed Photo by Bleddyn Butcher To write about Australianness is a contradiction in terms, as one of the country’s effects is to rob you of all will to put it into words. It tends to be only those who leave that get anywhere near laying out the truth of the place. It’s the case for many of its major wordsmiths over the past decades: Patrick White, Peter Carey, Clive James, David Malouf, ...

Big Ten Reset Ranks Very Incomplete Rosters, Part Three Ace April 28th, 2021 at 2:41 PM Alright, lets get to actually ranking these rosters. Im once again breaking this up into two posts because Im incapable of brevity, it seems. Were going in reverse order and using tiers. Theres some projection to these rankings. I went off Bart Torviks 2022 projections for NBA Draft decisions that are still up in the air; while these things are difficult to predict, his projected rotations seem quite reasona...