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Xbox Game Pass 2021: Tales of Arise Teased for Release, but Final Fantasy and 11 Other Titles Saying Goodbye!

05.03.2021 09:May AM EDT Xbox Game Pass 2021: Tales of Arise Teased for Release, but Final Fantasy and 11 Other Titles Saying Goodbye! Xbox Game Pass 2021: Tales of Arise Teased, 12 Other Games to Be Discontinued Photo : Ker Robertson/Getty Images Xbox gamers should look out for some major game changes in the Xbox Game Pass library. Tales of Arise is teased to be coming, while 12 other games are at their final hours. Xbox Game Pass is a subscription service available for any gamer. Paying a certain amount monthly lets subscribers access over 100 high-quality games, membership discounts or deals, in-game offers, and other such benefits. Often, the games go live in the Xbox Game Studios the same day it is released. Paying for a higher subscription lets gamers unlock Xbox exclusive games to their PC, Console, Android mobile phone, and tablet through cloud (beta) servers.

Invercargill crash victim named as prominent local estate agent

Invercargill crash victim named as prominent local estate agent 2 May, 2021 04:31 AM Quick Read Police have released the name of the person who died following a crash in Invercargill yesterday. Photo / File Police have released the name of the person who died following a crash in Invercargill yesterday. Photo / File Otago Daily Times He was Neil John Van Schaik, a prominent Invercargill real estate agent. Van Shaik was also part-owner of the race-horse The Chosen One, which finished fourth in last year s Melbourne Cup. Emergency services were notified of the two-vehicle crash, on Chelmsford St, at 10:20am. Advertisement

Invercargill car crash victim a prominent city real estate agent

Robyn Edie/Stuff The scene of a two-car crash on Chelmsford Street, Invercargill, near Windsor North School, on Saturday morning. Police have named Neil van Schaik as the man who died in the crash. Married to Raewyn and the father of Olivia, Mitchell, and Hadley, he was also a part owner in racehorse The Chosen One, which finished fourth in the 2020 Melbourne Cup. Tony Dennis, The Chosen One’s syndicate manager, said he was shocked to hear of van Schaik’s death. “He was just a genuine nice guy . a lovely guy to deal with and he enjoyed the horse so much.”

Prominent real estate agent Neil van Schaik killed in Invercargill crash

Prominent real estate agent Neil van Schaik killed in Invercargill crash 2 May, 2021 06:56 PM 2 minutes to read Southland Real Estate Ltd agent Neil van Schaik died after a two-vehicle crash on Saturday. NZ Herald A prominent real estate agent has died following a car crash in Invercargill. Southland Real Estate Ltd agent Neil van Schaik died after a two-vehicle crash in Chelmsford St at 10.20am on Saturday. Police initially said one person had been seriously injured and another moderately injured, but later confirmed one person had died. Read More

UK joins genomic technology arms race

UK joins genomic technology arms race Posted on The UK government recently announced an £800 million, taxpayer-funded Advanced Research and Invention Agency (Aria). The brainchild of the British prime minister s former chief adviser, Dominic Cummings and modelled on the US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Darpa, the organisation will focus partly on genomic research. Genome technology is becoming an increasingly important part of military research. So given that the UK boasts some of the best genomic research centres in the world, how will its new agency affect the wider genome technology warfare race? In 2019, Darpa announced that it wishes to explore genetically editing soldiers. It has also invested over US$65 million (£45 million) to improve the safety and accuracy of genome-editing technologies. These include the famous Nobel prize-winning Crispr-Cas molecular scissor - a tool that can edit DNA by cutting and pasting sections of it.

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