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Bristol-based producer/drummer/songwriter xskarma’s latest single, ‘Love Will Hold My Hand’, the follow up to their climate change single ‘Changing’, is inspired by a poem by the musician and artist Emily Maguire.
The track explores the maelstrom of emotions felt in lockdown; the simultaneous loneliness and lack of connection juxtaposed with the sense that the whole world was in the same weird boat. As we come out of lockdown, how do we find a way forward?
‘I’ve learned how to count my blessings
And when to ride the storm’
2021/05/11
Actress
Lee Yoo-mi was recently interviewed by a South Korean periodical for her leading role in last month s Young Adult Matters where she plays a pregnant teenager named Se-jin seeking assistance in trying to acquire an abortion. The film from director
Lee Hwan is a similar tonal follow-up to
Lee Yoo-mi also played a character named Se-jin in that movie, although it is unclear if they are intended to be the same person.
According to
Lee Yoo-mi, the first time she saw the movie was during its press screening.
Lee Yoo-mi stated that she hadn t considered the situation of her character as it might appear to a spectator. After a second screening,
Publisher output 13 new games and had more than 42 million new players
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May 11, 2021 - 7:44pm EST
Electronic Arts has announced preliminary financial results for its fiscal fourth quarter and full year ended March 31, 2021.
Total sales for fiscal 2021 was $6.190 billion, up 15% year-over-year, and over $600 million above original expectations. The company delivered 13 new games and had more than 42 million new players during the fiscal year.
FIFA 21, life to date, has more than 25 million console/PC players. FIFA Ultimate Team players grew 16% year-over-year and FUT matches were up 180%. Apex Legends has more than 100 million players life to date on console/PC, and Season 8 had more than 12 million weekly average players.
Covid 19 coronavirus: NZ Defence Force sends medical team to Sinai after peacekeepers test positive
12 May, 2021 12:35 AM
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The NZ Defence Force has deployed a medical team from NZ to help in Sinai, Egypt, after a Covid outbreak. Photo / NZ Defence Force
The NZ Defence Force has deployed a medical team from NZ to help in Sinai, Egypt, after a Covid outbreak. Photo / NZ Defence Force
NZ Herald
The New Zealand Defence Force has sent a medical team to Egypt to help treat a number of peacekeeping staff who have tested positive for Covid-19.
In a just released statement, NZDF confirmed that a small number of the 30 personnel in the Multinational Force and Observers mission had come down with the virus in Sinai.
It can be more difficult to get to know people when working remotely, but it’s important to make time for one-on-one virtual coffees with each team member.