a pioneering developer of Tibetan educational software unveiled five new innovative stages as part of its ongoing technological journey at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) here on Sunday This year’s Monlam Manifest 2024 event drew a diverse audience of Tibetan IT enthusiasts and community leaders eager to witness the latest innovations featuring five major tools: Monlam Translate App also known as the Tibetan Large Language Model (LLM) These tools reflect the centre’s commitment to making the Tibetan language digitally accessible and empowering Tibetan-speaking communities to thrive in the global digital space the visionary founder and CEO of the Monlam Tibetan IT Research Center spoke of his hope for these tools to bridge technological gaps while preserving Tibetan identity we are creating not only tools but a platform where the Tibetan language can thrive digitally,” he said “Our language and culture can now be represented in ways that make it accessible globally while staying rooted in our traditions.” The five tools aim to fulfill Monlam’s core aspirations by making the Tibetan language and knowledge more accessible in the digital world The ‘Monlam Translate App’ enables seamless translation across voice allowing users to translate Tibetan into English and other languages effortlessly The ‘Monlam Web Extension’ further supports this goal by allowing Tibetan readers to browse the internet with real-time translations of complex concepts thereby broadening access to educational resources. ‘Monlam Nyamrub’ (Collaboration) fosters community involvement by inviting Tibetan users to actively contribute to building Tibetan AI resources creating a sense of ownership and participation in Tibetan digital progress helping users communicate effectively and supporting digital literacy within the Tibetan community the ‘Monlam Melong’(Tibetan Large Language Model a key feature of Monlam’s recent developments captures the richness of Tibetan language and culture Designed to mirror Tibetan values and knowledge it allows users to interact with AI in a way that generates text and answers questions these tools represent Monlam’s commitment to bridging technological gaps while preserving Tibetan linguistic and cultural heritage The event also celebrated Monlam’s accomplishments highlighting that over 43 software applications have been developed under the centre’s guidance with Geshe Monlam personally creating 37 of them The Monlam Grand Dictionary alone has been accessed over 18 million times on iOS with Android data expected to be even higher the Monlam Grand Dictionary holds the distinction of being the largest dictionary in the world བོད་ཡིག་ལ་ཡིག་སྒྱུར་མཉེན་ཆས་བེད་སྤྱོད་གཏོང་དགོས་སམ། དགོས་མེད་རེད། In a city known for its vibrant and diverse community, Long Beach is now home to California’s first women’s sports bar, Watch Me! Sports Bar. directly across from the 2ND & PCH shopping center the bar’s goal is to celebrate the determination and achievements of women athletes and fans With its official grand opening on July 26 which coincided with the start of the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics the bar attracted fans who were eager to experience this one-of-a-kind venue The opening day was marked by enthusiastic crowds many sporting jerseys and apparel of their favorite teams as they enjoyed themed food and drink specials while watching the Olympic Games unfold on numerous TV screens Sports Bar is rooted in a sense of empowerment and salute to women’s sports a vision shared by co-owners Jackie “Jax” Diener and Megan “Emme” Eddy Inspired by similar women-focused sports bars in cities like Portland the pair set out to create a space where fans of women’s sports could gather “We wanted to open a space where everyone could feel comfortable watching any sport they love, without judgment,” Diener said. “We saw what Jenny Nguyen did with The Sports Bar in Portland laughs with Telemundo 52 Los Angeles’ Gordon Tokumatsu as the sports bar opens up on Aug encouraging a communal atmosphere where conversations flow as easily as the drinks Every seat in the house has a clear view of the numerous screens each tuned to women’s sports events from around the world Sports Bar ensures that the sound is always on for women’s games making it clear that these athletes are the stars of the show “We’re predominantly women’s sports we’ll show the Dodgers for example,” Diener said “But always have on the women’s games.”  Diener and Eddy’s choice of Long Beach as the location for the bar was both practical and personal makes it accessible to a wide range of patrons who share a passion for women’s sports and I think Long Beach is the perfect culture,” Diener said “There’s a lot of athletes that have come from Long Beach and I just love it down here The response from the community has been overwhelming with standing-room-only crowds during major events and a rapidly growing social media presence that has already garnered thousands of followers “We’re the first in California. We’ve got to catch on at some point, and then it just took. It was actually NBC that came to us first And after that aired all the other local news started coming out here and then we just started picking up,” Diener said keeping us relevant and sharing our content.” Sports Bar smiles and talks with patrons as she helps the customers get set up before the women’s volleyball game begins Long Beach natives Jody Wise and Karyl Anthony found out about the bar through a neighbor and everyone around them who were talking about the bar “We came here when it first opened and it was super busy “So seeing this puts a smile to our faces.”  The bar continues to grow as the owners have big plans for the future including partnerships with local universities such as Long Beach State and hosting live podcasts with athletes and coaches “We have a good partnership with coach Amy Wright for women’s basketball and coach Alyssa Waite for women’s golf I consider them friends of ours and mine personally.” Diener said “We’d love to have signage up in the Pyramid and we would like to have a strong relationship with the university so we definitely wanted to partner wherever we can.” Iron Maiden's Live After Death – one of the greatest live albums ever made – is currently available for a total steal The heavy metal legends celebrate their 50th anniversary in 2025 with the Run For Your Lives tour - in which they will be performing classic songs from their first nine studio albums Iron Maiden's Live After Death - arguably one of the best live albums ever recorded - is currently on sale as part of Amazon's Black Friday deals Grab a copy of this classic while you still can As singer Bruce Dickinson tells Classic Rock: “We’ll be presenting things in such a way that people will be blown away - not just by the music Fans are already speculating about which songs will be in the setlist for the Run For Your Lives tour but pretty much everyone agrees that they’ll have to play Run To The Hills Running Free and the band’s calling card Iron Maiden All of these 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intestinal helminths and anaemia in various geographical regions is important for the development of appropriate control strategies This study aimed at determining the risk factors associated with intestinal helminths and anaemia in Melong A total of 325 participants were recruited in this study between September–December 2021 Faecal samples were examined using the formol-ether sedimentation technique while haemoglobin level was measured using a HemoCue spectrometer Data on demographic and behavioural factors was collected and used to determine the risk factors using a pretested structured questionnaire and analysed using SPSS The overall prevalence of intestinal helminths was 24.6% (80/325) Helminths recovered from the study included hookworm (16%; 52/325) Schistosoma mansoni (10.8% 35/325) Ascaris lumbricoides (1.9%; 6/325) and Trichuris trichiura (0.6%; 2/325) with 15 participants having multiple infections (4.6%) The geometric mean egg density was 77epg and ranged from 20 to 560 epg of faeces Males and age group ≤ 5 years had the highest parasite intensity (248epg) The overall prevalence of anaemia was 33.5% (109/325) Anaemia was significantly (p = 0.001) high at 48.8% (39/80) in those infected with intestinal parasites compared to non-infected individuals Age group of 31–45 years; [3.42(1.05–11.21)] and > 65 years [6.21(1.75–12.47)] and participants who did not have stomach/abdominal pains [0.22(0.07–0.67)] were significant predictors of helminth infections mansoni [1.72 (1.16–3.41)] and those with multiple infections [1.76(1.04–2.88)] were identified as risk factors for anaemia Risk factors identified in this study can be used to improve the control mechanism put in place by the government intestinal schistosomiasis which is caused by Schistosoma species (S mekongi) is a water-transmitted helminth and infects humans by penetrating the skin actively when a man comes in contact with water infested with schistosome cercariae we investigated the prevalence and associated risk factors of intestinal helminthiasis in a semi-urban area in the Littoral region of Cameroon that acts as a crossroad where passengers stop to eat or buy different foodstuff (fruits Like any other deprived area in the country lack of access to improved sanitation facilities and poor hygienic behaviour characterizes the study area (source: Divisional Delegation of Public Health Melong) Map of Cameroon (A) showing the study area (B) Ethical clearance for the study was obtained from the university of Bamenda ethical committee (2021/100H/UBa/IRB) Participants who were 18 years and above were recruited after signing the informed consent while consent forms for minors (participants less than 18 years) were signed by the guardians or parents All methods were performed in accordance with the relevant guidelines and regulations of the ethical review board All inhabitants of Melong irrespective of their ages and gender were eligible to participate in the study all those with a recent history of antihelminthic treatment (taken two months before the study) and those who were severely sick were excluded from the study The minimum estimated size was calculated to be 192 participants using the Lorenz formula below; Sociodemographic data was collected using a pretested structured questionnaire from participants and this was used to determine the risk factors Only participants who could either read or write and understood the questions in the questionnaire were considered for the risk factor Those who could not read or write but understood the questions were assisted by the researchers to fill out the questionnaire The questionnaire assessed information on methods of transmission It also evaluated personal habits with respect to prevention and control methods Any correct answer was considered as 1 point and any wrong answer was considered as 0 The total score for knowledge and prevention of anaemia was 25 and 10 points respectively Participants who scored 13 and above for knowledge and 5 and above for anaemia prevention were considered as good knowledge Haemoglobin (Hb) concentration was determined using a HemoCue analyser (Hemocue HB 301 analyzer Data were entered in an Excel spreadsheet and was anonymised Statistical analysis was done using Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) version 20 (Chicago and education were determined using the chi-square test Mean differences were determined using student t-tests when comparing the means of two groups and ANOVA when comparing the means of more than two groups While Mann–Whitney U-test was used for geometric mean egg density Univariate and multivariate analysis was used to explore the relationship between predictors and outcomes of intestinal helminth infections and anaemia P < 0.05 was considered statistically significant Prevalence of the various species of intestinal helminths in the study area Occupational-related prevalence showed that the most infected profession was traders (39.1%, 15/47), and the least was seen in civil servants (10.0%, 1/10) as shown in Table 2 traders recorded the highest prevalence of all the different parasites identified These differences were not significant (p > 0.05). The geometric mean egg density was 77epg and ranged from 20 to 560epg of faeces. Males had an insignificant (p = 0.779) higher intensity (86 epg) of infection than females as shown in Table 3 Age-related intensity of infection showed that the highest load (540 epg) was in the ≤ 5 years age group and the least parasitic load (20epg) was in the 15–30 years age group mansoni recorded the highest disease burden age and sex-related geometric mean egg density (GMED) showed no significant difference (p > 0.05) Results from the present study revealed that 33.5% (109/325) of the total participants presented with anaemia. The majority 62(19.1%) of the participants had mild anaemia while only 0.6% (2/325) showed severe anaemia (Fig. 3). Assessing anaemia prevalence within the study population The prevalence of anaemia was significantly higher in those who had one or more parasites (48.8%, 39/80: p = 0.001) compared to those that were negative (Fig. 4). Assessing anaemia prevalence between infected and non-infected participants The mean (± SD) of haemoglobin was 12.87(± 1.89) g/dl and ranged from 6 to 14.8 g/dl. The mean ± SD of haemoglobin was significantly lower in participants who were infected (12.10 ± 1.8, p = 0.0001) compared to their negative counterparts (13.63 ± 1.9 g/dl). In Table 4 the mean haemoglobin level was highest among participants infected with A lumbricoides (12.6 g/dl) and least in patients infected with hookworm (11.7 g/dl) this difference was not significant (p = 0.614) Out of the 39 infected participants who were anaemic 23.1% (9/39) of them had multiple infections while 76.9% (30/39) had single infections Anaemia was significantly higher amongst patients infected with hookworm (53.8% 28/52: p < 0.05) and lowest in those with T All cases of severe anaemia were reported from participants infected with intestinal helminths Risk factors were evaluated in 268(82.5%) participants who could either read or write and understood the questions on the questionnaire In the socio-demographic bivariate analysis our data revealed that the prevalence of intestinal helminths was significantly highest in older subjects ≥ 65 years (35.0% 14/40: p = 0.045) and insignificantly higher in females (25.7% those who did not go to school 6(40.0%; 6/15) traders (31.9%; 15/47) and those who were married 33(31.43%; 33/105) Assessing knowledge of participants and their influence on living habits showed that those who had poor knowledge of the parasites had a higher prevalence of 27.8% (55/198) those who did not usually deworm after 3 months 29.9% (60/201) participants who used toilet made of sticks 64.0% (16/25) and participants who eat roadside food 45(25.4%) all had significantly higher prevalence (p > 0.05) participants who sometimes washed their fruits or vegetable had a prevalence of 37.2% (15/40) those who do not wash their hands after the toilet 6(35.3%) those that walk barefoot at times 8(26.7%) recorded the highest prevalence though it was insignificant (p > 0.05) Considering some common clinical symptoms within the past 3 months parasitic infections were significantly (p = 0.022) higher (55; 28.1%) in patients without stomach or abdominal pains and significantly (p = 0.003) higher (27 Studying infection prevalence and morbidity of intestinal helminths and associated predictors of risk factors is a primary objective to identify high-risk communities and select appropriate intervention mechanisms This study aimed to determine the prevalence and risk factors due to intestinal helminths in a cross-section of the population of Melong which is a rural area a place where travellers stop to buy food and fruits and also ease themselves before they continue their journey The results of this study showed that the overall prevalence of intestinal helminths was 24.6% This might probably be because Melong is a crossroad where passengers from the Northwest eat and buy items thereby urinating and defecating around the environment which is a common practice especially at night Equally most inhabitants of Melong being a rural setting depend on streams and wells for their daily domestic water supply thus increasing their chances of getting infected the hot and humid climate of Melong accompanied by poor sanitation might also be associated with the infection rate This Climate favours the snail vectors reproduction and the hatching of hookworm and Trichuris eggs These differences might also be due to differences in socio-economic conditions of the study population and individual behavioural habits and environmental conditions such as humidity and lack of sensitivity to diagnostic methods of the different intestinal helminths These findings might indicate a need for epidemiological updates on S mansoni in the Littoral region of Cameroon An overall co-infection prevalence of 4.6% was recorded in this study Higher co-infection rates have been reported with Ascaris lumbricoides and hookworm co-infection being the most common Multi-parasitic infections are usually common because most parasites share similar transmission routes which are also associated with the level of environmental contamination lack of knowledge of the parasitic infections the lack of knowledge about the disease was also a predictor of infection This could be a result of cultural differences whereby in the western region farming activities are being carried out mostly by males resulting in their high vulnerability to infections This also accounts for the high anaemia prevalence among the younger age group seen in this study which showed that most control programmes for schistosomiasis and STH infections often target school-age children only leaving out the rest of the community members who are equally infected and may act as reservoirs for transmission and a source of re-infection to the school-age children we found out that the use of mud floors and toilets made of sticks and those who presented with stomach or abdominal pains increased the risk of infection with intestinal parasitic infection All these factors are very crucial contributing factors to the transmission of helminths in any given location Stomach or abdominal pains is a common symptom associated with intestinal helminths A high prevalence seen in those who presented with stomach or abdominal discomfort accentuates the fact that intestinal helminths are known to cause abdominal and stomach pains The difference can be attributed to the different study populations as well as the sensitivity of the techniques used in the determination of haemoglobin levels The high prevalence of anaemia in parasitic infections is associated with blood loss leading to iron deficiency anaemia Hookworms reside in the small intestines of infected individuals where they attach themselves to the villi and feed on host blood the lateral spines in the eggs of schistosomes are responsible for piecing the intestinal walls this causing blood loss in infected individuals Hookworms ingest blood and damage the intestinal wall causing bleeding thus contributing to anaemia by causing blood loss directly through ingestion and mechanical damage of the mucosa by affecting the supply of nutrients necessary for erythropoiesis thus accounting for the highest prevalence in hookworm infested participants mansoni is due to the spines of schistosomes that pierce and wound infected individuals thereby causing blood to flow out through the wounds resulting in anaemia Lack of Knowledge though not identified as a risk factor is a call for concern as it is a major reason why people don’t use complementary health approaches observed in the study since illiterates recorded the highest prevalence of helminths and anaemia suggesting that community education needs to be intensified in the study area This study revealed a significant burden of gastrointestinal parasites and anaemia in a rural community of Melong-Cameroon mansoni infections were shown to be significantly associated with anaemia detection of helminth infections and haemoglobin levels should be done simultaneously to minimize the risk of anaemia in infected participants We recommend improved health education and awareness relating to hygienic practices and a supply of pipe-borne water to help decrease 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Not all employers are supportive of those suffering from long- Covid she said — and while her GP was “wonderful” she believes many medics at hospitals she attended were not understanding of her condition “I was told by the hospital doctors that it was all in my head I was offered anti-depressants by one hospital doctor — and that was a common response to people with long-Covid during the pandemic in the medical community and in society generally “The reality was I wasn’t sick because I was depressed I was sick because of physical symptoms — extreme fatigue being the most serious for me.” One “gift” to come out of her medical condition was changing her profession and training to become an ADHD coach before setting up her own private practice “Training and becoming an ADHD coach was the gift I got out of all of this “Many other people with long- Covid did not have that luxury they had young children and mortgages to be paid “There was a lack of understanding what we were going through during the pandemic; there was a lot of gaslighting in the medical community and society ­generally — sometimes from employers too there is now more acceptance about long-Covid.” Ms Twomey said it took around three years for her health to significantly improve and people are still joining the group she set up which had 2,500 members on its Facebook page while the country was still grappling with the virus was set up to provide support for people in the absence of support from the State “There are still people joining the Facebook group Some people are still getting it in more recent times while other people are taking a significant amount of time to realise that they have it ​“People are still looking for help and support and there are still people out of work in this country “There is a greater understanding now of what it is There is a lot of medical research going on but there’s still no medical answer in terms of treatment.” She said on a “day-to-day basis” she is recovered but still has to be very careful of her lifestyle and “know her limits” as fatigue can still be a major concern Claire was very healthy and active before she contracted Covid but she has still not been able to return to her full lifestyle “I haven’t had any hospital appointments for a few months but some of the more recent issues have been migraines and tinnitus I have a great life and I can manage my life But I still have to manage my social activities I’ll end up on the couch for a couple of days “I’m also not back to being able to do what I used to do If I tried now to be as active as I used be “I wasn’t a big drinker but I would have a high alcohol intolerance now I do miss out on things and that disappoints me but my close friends and family are very understanding and for thousands of people like me — I just don’t know if for example I was to try and become a mother.” Join the Irish Independent WhatsApp channel Mpox (monkeypox) Campaigns Events Multimedia Newsletters Spotlights The European Health Report 2024 Ukraine emergency Second European Programme of Work a vicar from Oxford in the United Kingdom (UK) was feeling distinctly lousy He’d caught COVID-19 several weeks earlier and although initially he had only mild symptoms “The fatigue had become just unbelievable I was suffering from horrendous breathlessness waking up every morning with an overwhelming sense of dread I’ve had anxiety and depression in the past – and had medication for it – but this was way way beyond anything I’d ever experienced before.” There’s never a good time to feel ill but for Bossward the timing could not have been much worse “The run-up to Christmas is understandably one of the busiest times of year for me The difficulty with my work is that it’s like living over your shop; the vicarage is right next door to the church so it’s very hard to take any time off and people rely on you so much.” even though the symptoms didn’t let up – and if anything “People need to talk to me about things like weddings christenings and funerals and so it was almost impossible for me to take time off It’s partly my personality too – I just didn’t want to let other people down.”  Eric went to see his doctor the following month suspecting that he might have post COVID-19 condition Although no other cause for his symptoms could be determined could not formally make a diagnosis for long COVID until 12 weeks had passed since Bossward had been given the all-clear from his original infection meaning he had a further month before he could be referred for specialist support “My family and congregation were very concerned about me I just wasn’t myself – I’d almost become a different person running every day and competing in half marathons The brain fog was so bad that I thought I might have dementia My mental health really took a hit too.” Eric’s doctor was able to refer him to the Oxford Post COVID Assessment Clinic which had been open for a year and offered a multidisciplinary approach to investigating and managing long COVID symptoms so isolated with my condition and felt like nobody understood what was wrong with me or imagining it; they understood that what I had was real.” Bossward relates how the information he received from the clinic team was invaluable not just allowing him to get a handle on what he was dealing with but also to give him the strategies for dealing with different aspects of his condition “The first couple of times I came to the clinic knowing that I wasn’t going mad and that things were being done to help me get better The staff had the time to listen to me and were incredibly empathetic They taught me techniques to pace what I was doing making me understand that I needed to conserve energy to prevent the onset of debilitating fatigue.” A year and a half on from his original COVID-19 infection though he admits that a second COVID-19 infection in December 2022 did set him back temporarily “I’ve managed to get back to running in the last fortnight – only 1.5 km at any one go which is pretty rubbish compared to what I used to be doing but it’s a start and feels like progress and I don’t wake up feeling so anxious I’m still very aware that I need to pace myself throughout the day but the clinic has taught me that this is all likely to be temporary and that by doing the right things I can recover to the point where I can do the activities I want to be able to do.” Bossward has only good things to say about the support he’s received from the Oxford Post COVID Assessment Clinic and praises their holistic approach to dealing with the physical mental and emotional health impacts of the condition as well as their collaborations with other relevant organizations and services the Clinic suggested I get in touch with the English National Opera company which organizes online singing and breathing sessions especially for long COVID patients Not only did the sessions really help with my breathing but they relieved my anxiety and gave me the chance to meet with other people in the same position and it was a real turning point for me thinking ‘Yes It frustrates Bossward that even after all this time the wider public still don’t recognize the threat to their health that long COVID poses “People need to recognize how severe the effects of long COVID can be If you can do anything to protect yourself from getting COVID-19 in the first place and so avoid the risk of it developing into long COVID then my message would be to definitely do it.” defined as the continuation or development of new symptoms 3 months after the initial infection with these symptoms lasting for at least 2 months with no other explanation Long COVID can develop in people of all ages regardless of severity of original symptoms It is also known that the chance of developing the condition increases the more times a person gets reinfected by the SARS-CoV-2 virus According to estimates from the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation at the University of Washington in Seattle nearly 36 million people across the WHO European Region may have experienced long COVID in the first 3 years of the pandemic That means approximately 1 in 30 Europeans may have been affected.  WHO/Europe continues to work in partnership with the advocacy group Long-COVID Europe and other organizations such as Long Covid Kids to ensure that the voices of those living with long COVID are reflected in guidance and information Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Louis Cardinals closer Ryan Helsley is unsure what the future holds for him after a recent conversation with the organization concerning trade rumors "They say they love having me here in St. Louis. With the way things have gone this last year, they like me where I'm at (financially), but they don't know if they want to keep me long term," the closer told MLB.com's John Denton that's something that is going to have to be talked about I know and they know this will be something that has to be decided from a business standpoint." Helsley has been mentioned in trade rumors this winter after a 49-save campaign earned him National League Reliever of the Year honors for the Cardinals in 2024 The 30-year-old is expected to receive a big jump in salary because of his success The Cardinals are expected to reduce payroll and focus on their young core with Chaim Bloom taking over as president of baseball operations following the 2025 season Helsley has been one of baseball's top relievers since 2022 He's amassed the second-most reliever fWAR (5.8) during that span Plus new ray tracing trailers for Minecraft and Watch Dogs Legions if only because it's a new "max settings 4K trailer" showing CD Projekt Red's upcoming RPG at its very best their 8K Titan-grade GPU that's complete overkill and could probably double up as an actual in-game weapon because it's so damn large It's not clear from the trailer, but whatever RTX 30 card they've used, it's almost certainly using their performance-enhancing DLSS tech to achieve the kinds of speeds you see in the trailer, which I'd imagine is going to be pretty much mandatory given all the ray tracing effects it's using Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War will also be getting ray tracing and DLSS support when it comes out later this year, and you can see its new ray tracing gameplay trailer below. It's still pretty subtle, but at least they haven't felt the need to put giant green squares around the ray tracing bits this time so at least that's a turn up for the books Nvidia haven't yet gone into detail about exactly what kind of ray tracing effects Cold War will have - only that they're working with Treyarch Raven and Beenox to bring it to the game following their work on ray traced shadows in last year's Modern Warfare at least it's getting DLSS 2.0 support as well to help bump up those frame rates regardless As for Minecraft, Nvidia are releasing two new ray traced worlds for free, which you can see in the trailer below. The first is Portal Pioneers RTX by Cyclone Designs an NPC robot companion and several different biomes that make the most of Minecraft's ray tracing effects and the second is Fins n' Flippers by Razzleberries which sees you restoring an abandoned aquarium on a huge island Finally, there's ye olde Watch Dogs Legions, which is also being bundled in for free with all RTX 30 cards from September 17th until October 29th You can see its new 'Welcome to London' trailer below Nvidia confirmed that Watch Dogs Legion will also be getting DLSS support last night as well as a fancy DLSS Ultra Performance mode for playing the game on 8K TVs if you happen to be one of three people with enough cash to buy both the £1399 / $1499 RTX 3090 and one of LG's £3000 / $4000 8K OLED TVs while the Ultra Performance mode will be pretty much useless to the likes of you and me I'm glad it's getting regular DLSS support if only so our creaking RTX 20 cards can play it at a decent speed when it comes out next month For a reminder of all the other games that can make the most of Nvidia's fancy new RTX 30 cards, I've gathered together all the confirmed ray tracing and DLSS games right here No part of this website or its content may be reproduced without the copyright owner's permission Rock Paper Shotgun is a registered trademark of Gamer Network Limited — For those looking for some Celtic flair during the Christmas season The show will feature performances from the three Celtic Ladies singing a combination of folk songs The performance will also feature performances from a Children’s Choir Subscribe now to access this story and more: Subscribe or sign in to your account to continue your reading experience Create an account or sign in to continue your reading experience Our lives are very much centred around music but we need to take time to focus on our own singing and singing with people who have similar styles I think for us to come together as a group and get to share this together is kind of special,” said Holten-Melong having been put together after Holten-Melong was approached by the Ship Hector 250 organizers asking if she could put a musical group together Brenna and Jody were the ones who came to my mind because we’ve all had similar backgrounds in our vocal development so that was the reason we first came together After performing during the Ship Hector 250 celebrations “I’m looking forward to singing with two people I know are in the same phase of life as I am We’re just going to create a pretty Christmas-y vibe and enjoy making harmonies,” said Conrad All three singers are classically trained performers something Holten-Melong said isn’t something you always hear when it comes to Celtic music “I think that’s what sort of makes our group intriguing in a way to that to listeners and what they appreciate is that we often hear a lot of Celtic music in the Maritimes and in our area especially but to hear classically trained singers perform those songs it just feels presented in a different way which I think really was drawn drew people to our group when they first heard us,” Holten-Melong said Having the opportunity to perform Celtic music and be part of the revival of the sound throughout Pictou County has been a big thing for the group that traditional Celtic kind of feel is how we got started,” said Miller whenever I see a lot of Celtic celebrations Conrad added that all three have left home to study music and returning to perform in such a supportive community has helped her appreciate the Celtic sound more “It’s kind of like coming home and bringing what you learned and singing it with the music that you love the most and grew up with,” Conrad added Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page The British Virgin Islands is an explorer's dream with more than 60 isles and cays to discover Expert-backed tips and a step-by-step breakdown to ward off these pests We tried it: Filtrete Smart Tower and the Dyson Purifier Hot+Cool Formaldehyde HP09 transmission or republication strictly prohibited This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. Read more about cookies here. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy soundworks and sculptures are haunted by historical pain fizzing with colour – and too polite by far They spend 21 years telling you figurative painting is dead: 21 years of film projections Then they give an old-school figurative painter a retrospective and tell us this is what modern looks like now Read moreThe sound work, so early on, seems intended to reassure us that Himid fits perfectly well into Tate Modern. But she’s no more modern than David Hockney – although he’s very modern, in his way. The comparison is not random. When Himid started her art life in the 1980s, it appears, she was a huge Hockney fan. His influence is visible in early paintings such as Ankledeep (1991) with its two pairs of naked feet resting on a splashy spume of blue and white brushstrokes straight out of one of his early 1960s pictures It turns out to be an expression of Himid’s fascination with narrative painting taking its name from a French slaving ship a visual story told across multiple images Le Rodeur: The Cabin is particularly Hogarthian where a musician in 18th-century costume plays fife and drum while a waiter brings on a jelly The crew of Le Rodeur threw 36 shackled west Africans overboard in 1819 Himid’s paintings don’t rage at this incident Instead it is a dull ache in the background a fact her characters might be evading or silently brooding about If this was a play it would be full of pauses “What is a monument?” asks Himid in a painted text beside a collection of pots Her art deals with memory yet in an oddly meandering way Historical pain haunts it but the sedate figures and upbeat colours maintain their composure Shot through with lacings of blue .. The gap between the political and historical themes of Himid’s art and its elegance could be highly effective meaning gets reduced to a thin thread of allegory I get that the sea in all the scenes of Le Rodeur is sinister Yet you won’t see that from the actual images There are also paintings of utopian buildings, of carpets and near-abstract patterns. Himid enjoys her colours. A sound work keeps repeating the word “blue” in different languages, in a room filled with constructivist arrangements of musical instruments, newspaper (this one) and book covers What is a Monument Photograph: © Lubaina HimidAs a colourist she fizzes but as a painter of people and places she’s too damn vague stylishly clad groups meeting in bars or living rooms but each detail is like a quote of a quote If Tate Modern thinks painting is now modern it needs to give some thought to why some paintings are just decorative There’s nothing here to show why this particular skilled and idiosyncratic but not especially earth-shaking painter belongs in Tate Modern when others of her generation have to be grateful for a show at the less glamorous Tate Britain I have always wondered what this museum means by “modern” and if the wind blows towards painting then let it not be said that Tate Modern does not also blow Lubaina Himid is at Tate Modern, London Jan04’19) – A cave dwelling containing delicate stone tools and pottery shards believed to be at least 4,000 years old was unearthed in Ngari Prefecture in the westernmost part of Tibet reported China’s official Xinhua news agency Jan 3 consisted of two caves measuring 1,000 square metres and 250 square metres respectively and was located at about 4,600 metres above sea level The report called it the first prehistoric cave site confirmed on the Tibetan Plateau The report cited archaeologist He Wei as saying that apart from abundant cultural relics and animal bones ochre rock paintings composed of geometric patterns human figures and palms and the sun were also found The excavation was stated to have been carried out by a joint archaeological team from the Tibet autonomous regional cultural relics conservation institute and the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and was to continue in 2019 The report cited archaeologists as saying the discovery shed light on human activities origins of agriculture and animal husbandry and prehistoric art on the plateau region and website in this browser for the next time I comment Joker: Folie à Deux is the sequel to Joker (2019) and you have to admire Todd Phillips for returning with a jukebox musical and not giving fans what they expected – or wanted (There were quite a few walkouts where I saw it.) It feels like a film that hates its audience It’s so inert and pointless that if staying the course isn’t the issue it’s only because staying awake is I don’t blame Joaquin Phoenix; no one has worked harder at trying to sing since Pierce Brosnan in Mamma Mia! He deserves some recognition for that – although whether acting as if you are in tune is enough to secure a second Oscar The first film was intended to be a standalone venture but after it went on to make a billion at the box office and Phoenix won the Oscar for best actor back with a character who is a million miles from the television Joker of our childhoods who cackled riotously and did not go on violent killing sprees – but could turn water into jelly This Joker (real name Arthur Fleck) is bleak desperate for attention and driven to commit terrible acts He is a combination of Travis Bickle from Taxi Driver and Rupert Pupkin from The King of Comedy And now Phillips has run out of Scorsese films to rip off he doesn’t seem to know where to go Deborah Ross is the chief film critic of The Spectator Be part of the conversation with other Spectator readers by getting your first three months for £3 Already a subscriber? Log in Join the conversation You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account A Leamington man is facing a drug trafficking charge after OPP executed a search warrant last week Members of the Essex County OPP street crime unit and canine unit attended a location in Leamington on Oct The subsequent search resulted in the seizure of suspected cocaine and “a significant quantity” of cash He faces one count of possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking OPP said the accused has since been released on a promise to appear in a courtroom in Leamington on Nov Anyone with more information about this or other drug crimes in the community is encouraged to call OPP at 1-888-310-1122 Subscribe now to read the latest news in your city and across Canada. Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. This website uses cookies to personalize your content (including ads), and allows us to analyze our traffic. 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By continuing to use our site, you agree to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy You can manage saved articles in your account Significant improvement in the diagnosis and care of myalgic encephalomyelitis (ME) and Long COVID is urgently needed across NHS and social care services The University of Exeter has created an independent report published in BMJ Open based on the findings from a 2023 survey conducted by the ME Association called Count ME In respondents reported significant delays in the diagnosis of ME and Long COVID and a need for improved self-management resources and better-coordinated care Many participants also reported dissatisfaction with NHS experiences with only 6.9 per cent of those with ME and 14.4 per cent of those with Long COVID rating their experience as good-to-excellent Many of those said they faced significant delays in diagnosis with some diagnosed after more than 10 years and the majority (70 per cent) reported moderate-to-severe impacts on their lifestyles which required substantial changes to their daily activities Professor Helen Dawes from the University of Exeter Medical School said: "We see parallels between the experiences of ME and Long COVID patients and our report indicates a need for improved support and timely diagnosis of these conditions as well as education for health professionals It's important that patients with ME and Long COVID have access to a range of specialist services and self-management strategies to enhance their care digital health solutions may also offer new opportunities to support earlier diagnosis empower patients in managing their conditions Results also indicate there hasn't been any noticeable improvement in NHS or social care support or service provision since publication of the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) Guideline on ME 72 per cent were aware of the NICE Guideline but 65 per cent stated they had not noticed a difference in healthcare support 35 per cent of those with Long Covid were aware of the NICE Rapid Guideline but 66 per cent stated that they had not noticed a difference in healthcare support is a complex multi-systemic disease involving the brain immune and neuroendocrine (hormone producing) systems and is classified by the World Health Organization (WHO) as a neurological disease The key diagnostic symptoms are debilitating activity-induced fatigue and post exertional malaise – where there is a delayed exacerbation of symptoms that can follow even minor physical or mental activity so management aims to reduce symptoms where possible around 10 per cent of people remain unwell for months with symptoms such as persistent fatigue and breathlessness - although there is a wide range of other problems Long COVID is when these symptoms persist for three or more months after the initial COVID-19 infection This new report highlights the findings from the largest UK survey on symptoms and management of people with ME and Long COVID ever conducted by The ME Association 10,458 people from across the UK responded to the online survey with 8,804 confirming that they or a close friend or family member had ME or Long COVID Most respondents were female (83.4 per cent) Recommendations for improvement involve enhancing access to NHS and social care services and closer alignment with NICE Guidelines on ME and Long COVID Trustee and Campaigns Director at The ME Association said: "We're delighted this independent report has been published and it's also very timely as publication coincides with the government's upcoming Delivery Plan on ME and chronic fatigue syndrome The plan from the Department of Health and Social Care aims to improve attitudes and boost research into the cause and treatment of the condition As the information in this report is very relevant to the Delivery Plan a copy has been sent to Ashley Dalton – the minister now overseeing the final stages of preparation these results will help in our efforts to educate and inform professionals who can improve the quality of life for people affected by ME and Long COVID." The report acknowledges potential biases in self-reporting and that the sample may overrepresent individuals who are more engaged with patient advocacy groups or have access to online platforms potentially excluding those with limited internet access or differing healthcare experiences Researchers recommend future research should focus on developing diagnostic measures and interventions for effective symptom management Indian Army helped the villagers to revamp and beautify the mesmerizing ‘Melong-Mua Lake’ situated at Wanghoo Village in West Kameng  District under Mission Amrit Sarovar the Indian Army handed over the completed work of the Lake to the villagers on Saturday It took 46 days to complete the revamp & beautification work of the whole lake and its surroundings by the Indian Army  While felicitating the Indian Army officials for the noble gesture toward the villagers Yatang Chiduni-Gaon Buri-Wanghoo Village expressed gratitude to the Indian Army Villagers of Wanghoo will be grateful to the Indian Army indeed we villagers have the highest respect for our jawans who besides their regular duties always stand with the common people in every situation former General Secretary All Bugun Society (ABS) Yamchen Marphew informed that the said Lake  is one of the most desired tourist spots of the west Kameng and when villagers approached the Indian Army to lend their hands in developing the location they unconditionally expressed their willingness to extend their helping hands We also appealed to the state tourism department to confer their support to villagers in developing the Lake without disturbing nature provided they should avoid littering in an around the lake as well as in the village This is everyone’s property and we all should protect it Col  Pau Vaiphei and other Jawans  as well as Yatang Chiduni-Gaon Buri-Wanghoo Village Yangzin Murphew-Chairman,All Bugun Society  Wanghoo village is situated in West Kameng 6 Km ahead of District Headquarter Bomdila Δdocument.getElementById("ak_js_1").setAttribute("value",(new Date()).getTime()) Sign in Join now, it's FREE! According to Nick Melong, co-owner of Blue Sky Docks in North Bay enjoying summer on a lake in Northern Ontario is a dream come true for many people There's nothing else that compares to the region’s breathtaking views But Melong wants you to know this– an important aspect of making the most out of your lakefront living experience is investing in a high-quality dock “Life at the lake is a shared experience,” Melong said “It means so many things to so many people but it all revolves around the water.” when the ice first starts receding from the lake and camp owners’ talk turns to counting the days before they can drop their docks back into the water “Those first days of the melt are like a big community event it’s something we all share and talk about incessantly,” Melong said adding that some people even place friendly bets on what day the last of the ice will melt with the loser having to take the first dip It’s moments like these – true Northern scenes – that Melong says people at his company connect with Both Melong and his partner Kyle are northerners “I like to think we have a really good grasp on how people live near the lake,” Melong said and all the work and maintenance that comes along with those things.” “We try to get people set up with things that will work for as many years as possible.” That’s where Blue Sky Docks comes in offering custom-built aluminium boat docks designed to turn summertime dreams into reality Blue Sky Docks take pride in their products created from 6061-T6 Aluminum Alloy for lightweight sturdiness and resistance to rust and corrosion The easily-removable panels come in various decking materials like cedar The docks are also designed to be user-friendly two reasonably able-bodied people can remove these docks systems without any struggle whatsoever,” Melong said “The deck panels can be easily removed from the frames these low-maintenance docks guarantee years of enjoyment at your cottage or lake-house my parents fighting with old dilapidated docks and it was always a big stress to get the docks in and out each season” he said “And I just don't think it should have to be so hard.” well-thought out designs and a good product What also sets Blue Sky apart from their competition is their ability to adapt to rocky edges or jagged shorelines and their dock systems should be just as unique “We've put out docks in tidal conditions on Georgian Bay and we've had systems out on Simcoe that regularly get hit by eight foot tall waves,” Melong said They also routinely deliver to rural and hard-to-access areas where Melong’s skills as a custom designer are often put to the test bolting systems into bedrock and building custom brackets are the norm “We really find that in almost every situation there's something added by having a more comprehensive and more personalized service,” he said also got on board with Blue Sky Docks’ custom designs Melong said his company was selected to outfit the township with its brand new pier and dock system near Centennial Park “The docks were put out last at the end of last season,” Melong said and I'll be open to the public soon.” Blue Sky has also added a new offering to their slate of services As of this year they will be offering cable-driven boat lifts specifically for PWC’s and pontoon boats With demand for customized docks nearly doubling over the last two years moving into a larger facility at 811 Jet Avenue to accommodate the new orders Melong said he just wants customers to know that as Northerners the team at Blue Sky Docks are looking out for their neighbours “You can go and buy kit docs and similar products at similar prices But they don't come with any sort of insight into how those products will work for you or with any extra care or diligence from the sellers,” Melong said it’s up to you to figure out..” “But that’s not how we do things we take care of it all the way through until it stops being useful Tips for Installing and Maintaining Your Dock: To book a consultation with Blue Sky Docks, visit them online or call Nick at +1-705-477-8931 or Kyle at +1-705-477-5464 You can also email Blue Sky Docks at [email protected] This round is set to deliver thrilling encounters as the Elite One championship progresses to its 7th matchday on January 11 and 12 only one game will take place at the Melong Stadium where Aigle Royal of Moungo will face Dynamo of Douala at 3:00 PM Both teams enter the match on the back of positive results from Matchday 6 Stade Renard secured a 1-0 victory over AS Fortuna while Fauve Azur of Yaoundé defeated Victoria United 2-1 This game promises to be tightly contested as both sides aim to secure consecutive wins and improve their league positions Victoria United, known as Opopo, is ready to host AS Fortuna from Mfou. Victoria United has struggled since Matchday 3, with their most recent setback being a 2-1 defeat to Fauve Azur last weekend This match offers them a chance to turn things around they’ll face a tough challenge against AS Fortuna who are also seeking redemption after losing to Stade Renard A fiercely competitive and entertaining match is expected on Sunday les actualités camerounaises et la revue de presse Lebledparle.com à ne pas manquer Actualité du Cameroun ce matinCameron footballMTN elite one Lebledparle.com is a site dedicated to news in Cameroon news from Cameroon and all useful information analyzes and all the news in real time and continuously We are pleased to inform you that a new book “The Execution of Court Judgments under the OHADA Uniform Act on Simplified Recovery Procedures and Measures of Execution” was published in January 2013 Written in English and published by Presses universitaires d'Afrique (PUA) this meticulously researched book is co-authored by three Anglophone jurists Associate Professor of Law and Dean of the Faculty of Social and Management Sciences University of Buea-Cameroon; Justin Melong Pedagogic Relay at ERSUMA and Senior Legal Translator; Peter Monteh Tumnde This collective work examines in detail the practice of execution and recovery of debts under the OHADA Uniform Act as well as the difficulties in implementing this instrument in the seventeen OHADA member States with particular emphasis on the Common Law jurisdictions of Cameroon Drawing on the rich experience of the authors the text also examines more general issues relating to the implementation of this OHADA law in a bilingual and bijural environment the first publication of its kind in English is expected to be an important tool for Francophone as well as Anglophone law practitioners It contains abundant cases that illustrate the practice in both Common Law and Civil Law jurisdictions The aim of the authors is not only to ensure better dissemination of OHADA laws in member States but to inform practitioners and other stakeholders about methods to the enforcement of court decisions relating to the subject OHADA Uniform Act The text's ultimate goal is to help create an investment-friendly climate through capacity-building it seeks a better and more reliable interpretation and application of laws including a better management of OHADA in the context of Common Law jurisdictions' specificities and peculiarities You are using an outdated browser. Please upgrade your browser to improve your experience July 30 (ANI): Following her historic bronze medal win at the Paris Olympics with Sarabjot Singh in the 10 m air pistol mixed team event star shooter Manu Bhaker opened up on her weapon malfunction during the previous Olympics and how she had a difficult time overcoming it to reach where she is right now.India's shooting ace Manu Bhaker made history on Tuesday when she became the first Indian woman to win two medals at the same Olympics Bhaker and her partner Sarabjot Singh secured bronze in the 10 M air pistol mixed team event Bhaker had won bronze in the women's individual 10M air pistol event.Talking to JioCinema after her medal win I was very disappointed and how the events turned out to be for me was not very good The past shall remain in the past."This Olympic has marked a perfect redemption tale for Bhaker During the 10 m air pistol qualification round during the Tokyo Olympics She was left with a very short amount of time to carry out her quota of shots She missed on the top eight finish required to qualify for the final round and finished at 12th spot Her 10 m air pistol mixed team event did not go well either Manu-Sarabjot secured 580-20x points in total to finish third The gold medal match will take place between Turkiye (582-18x) and Serbia (581-24x).In the qualification round of the mixed team 10 m air pistol event each member of a team got to shoot a total of 30 shots in a time span of 30 minutes Each series of shots consists of 10 shots per player and 20 in total The top four teams got the privilege of qualifying for medal rounds with the top two teams playing for gold and the third and fourth-placed teams locking horns for bronze.Manu-Sarabjot with Manu getting 98 and Sarabjot getting 95 Manu and Sarabjot secured a total of 195 points with Manu getting 98 and Sarabjot getting 97.In their third series with Manu getting 95 points and Sarabjot getting 97 points.At the end of all three series Manu-Sarabjot had the final score of 580-20x Intercontinental Legends Championship final set for June 5 in Greater Noida "He's been outstanding for Punjab": Anil Kumble hails Prabhsimran Singh after PBKS-LSG clash India clinches 5-0 victory over Sri Lanka in PD Deepaka Lohia Memorial Trophy 2025 "They have to sort that middle order out": Rayudu's reality check as KKR eyes Playoff spot must continue to win home games,' says PBKS head coach Ricky Ponting after win over LSG "Happy that it came in winning cause": Prabhsimran Singh on match-winning performance against LSG "Everyone stepped up at right time...": PBKS skipper Iyer after win over LSG copyrights © aninews.in | All rights Reserved Two advanced matches for round 8 are scheduled for this Wednesday The Transitional Council for Professional Football has announced these two encounters which will definitely keep Cameroonian football fans on the edge of their seats Meanwhile, fans can look forward to action Matchday 8, tune at the Stade Annexe de Melong on 8 January, where Stade Renard of Melong will Gazelle FA of Garoua at 3pm. Gazelle FA currently second in the ranking following an impressive 1-4 victory over YOSA, will aim to strengthen their position in the league’s top three must bounce back after a 1-1 draw with Canon Yaoundé This duel promises to be an exciting clash in Melong Union Sportive de Douala will take on Coton Sport de Garoua at 3.30pm Returning from a draw against PWD of Bamenda Union de Douala will be aiming for a victory on Wednesday against Cotonsport who are also coming off a draw against Canon of Yaounde Actualité du Cameroun ce matinMTN elite one Lebledparle.com is a site dedicated to news in Cameroon, Africa and around the world. Find every day the latest African news, news from Cameroon and all useful information. Live and daily news in Cameroon. All African news in summary and videos. Political news, miscellaneous social events, media news, analyzes and all the news in real time and continuously. Cameroon news today. To learn more, check out our transcription guide or visit our transcribers forum For “Love Me Long Time”, Fat Joe teams up wit ATLien Future. The song was released on May 20, 2013, while the official video dropped in August. +7ShareQ&AFind answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning yeah[Bridge]You know how to love meRight in a special wayYou know how to love meTonight all I wanna sayYou know how to love meYou're the real that I feel never go awayYou might also like[Verse 3]Seeing's believin'Don't you know you're a dream come trueAin't nothin' deceivin''Bout the way that I'm loving you yeah[Chorus]You know how to love me (You know you know)You know to make it right (I can feel it)You know how to love me (No doubt about it)Sweet as the morning light[Bridge]Nothing's foreverThat's what people sayBut each time we're togetherForever and a day yeahYou know how to love meRight in a special wayYou know how to love meTonight all I wanna sayYou know how to love meYou're the real that I feel never go away[Chorus]You know how to love meOh you know that you doYou know how to love me whoaYou know how to love meSeeing's believin'Don't you know you're a dream come true you know how to love meYou know how to love me you know how to love meThere's no denyin'[Instrumental break][Outro]Ooh you know how to love meYou and I were meant to beOoh you know how to love meThere's no doubt the world can seeThat I love you you know how to love meI wasn't born yesterdayOoh you know how to love meSpent my time in the streets and I played Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning Fat Joe is wearing his heart on his sleeve for his new single "Love Me Long Time," which arrives following his Wiz Khalifa and Teyana Taylor-assisted track "Ballin'." Joey Crack dotes on his woman but questions if she'll be around even if the funds are not that's that uptown girl/ Gave you keys to that drop/ 100 G's just to shop/ Bal Harbour to the harbor diving off of them yachts," he raps Future adds his signature Auto-Tuned croon on the chorus and then serves a verse questioning his lady's intentions "When that money get low you started trippin'/ Now you walkin' out the door and you're flippin'/ Even my mama said you wasn't gonna love me from the beginning/ 'Cause I wasn't winnin'/ I didn't listen/ Could you love me for me," he delivers Currently Fat Joe is working on his 11th studio album The effort is a follow-up to 2010's "The Darkside Listen to Joe and Future's collabo below \"Love Me Long Time,\" which arrives following his Wiz Khalifa and Teyana Taylor-assisted track \"Ballin'.\" Joey Crack dotes on his woman but questions if she'll be around even if the funds are not...\nRead More Popular actress Divyanka Tripathi who is known for her notable works like Yeh Hai Mohabbatein deeply understands the value of reading books Divyanka takes a deep plunge into talking about her reading habits I value books that stay with me long after I turn the last page.” “I am drawn to books that make me rethink the world I love it when a book expands my understanding or challenges a belief gently but powerfully I am also a sucker for layered storytelling with emotional depth.” Listing out the book that changed her perspective but deeply collaborative and kind at the core On the book that she is ever keen to have a reread “A Short History of Nearly Everything is one I go back to It reminds me how vast and fascinating our Universe is and how lucky we are to be part of it.” She inspires young minds to gain the habit of reading They are the one place where you can time travel and understand yourself better without ever leaving your room There’s a book out there waiting to become your favourite.” On the book that she would like to see being adapted to the small screen or the big screen “Definitely The Shiva Trilogy by Amish Tripathi and a hero’s journey that’s both deeply personal and epically grand it could be India’s answer to Game of Thrones but rooted in our own legends and cultural depth I would love to see the main protagonist being portrayed as the fierce yet flawed warrior Mr Tripathi wrote so beautifully.” she gives a special idea to celebrate the special day of World Book Day this way Everyone brings a book they love and a snack inspired by it and may be act out a dramatic reading or two Co Founder & Associate Editor at IWMBuzz With cheetah like pace and a Herculean heart Srividya (called Sri lovingly by friends and fraternity) is undoubedtly the queen of breaking news and latest updates in the Indian television industry Sri has her eyes and ears on movements in Mumbai Sri is the pillar in the editorial foundation at IWMBuzz and is responsible for smooth functioning of the news pipeline.