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  [This unedited press release is made available courtesy of Gamasutra and its partnership with notable game PR-related resource Games Press.] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ANN ARBOR, MI – March 14, 2021 – We Are The Caretakers, the sci-fi turn-based tactical RPG set in an afrofuturist world from developer Heart Shaped Games, begins its mission to protect endangered species on Steam Early Access for PC on Earth Day, Thursday, April 22, as revealed at Game Dev Direct. Heart Shaped Games is proud to announce that 10% of its revenues from the game will go to the The Planet finds itself in turmo...

Jaipur: A steppe eagle named Kenjyk, which was on a winter sojourn and tagged in Central Kazakhstan in 2018, is suspected to have been hunted by nomadic tribe Bawaria near Bissau in Jhunjhunu district. Residues were found in the last satellite location of the bird, though researchers have not recovered the Global System Monitoring (GSM) tracking device. After receiving an e-mail from scientist Elvira Nikolenko on February 20, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) member Dau Lal Bohra started investigation to find the cause of mortality. The scientists received the last signal ...

54 Ways We're Making the Holidays Feel Special This Year CNT Editors © Courtesy Milk Bar This holiday season is unlike any other. With stay at home orders and travel advisories in effect across the country, many of us are foregoing our annual family get togethers this year, settling instead for more intimate gatherings with our immediate households or bubbles. But that doesn't mean we can't instill a sense of festivity into the holidays—and boy, do we deserve it after this year—which is why we've tapped our network of chefs, hoteliers, bartenders, editors, and more to fi...

rapes of young boys allegedly by a former assistant coach and allegedly covered up or at least ignored by other penn state officials. we get the latest from our mary snow. >> reporter: two days after ousting its president and former coach joe paterno, penn state's board of trustees announced today that it is forming a committee to investigate the failure surrounding the reporting of sex allegations by jerry sandusky. the board of trustees says no resources will be spared. they will have independent counsel and investigative teams saying there are no restrictions on the scope or activ...