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Recently, Capcom gave an update roadmap 2020 for the latest Monster Hunter: World expansion, iceborn. The expansion was released for consoles in September 2019, and for PC in January 2020.
The expansion receives different updates on Consoles and PC, but Capcom will sync the contents on PS4, Xbox One & PC from April 2020. Before that, a lot of content update is coming in two months.
On January 24 all platforms will have the Grand Appreciation Fest for celebrating the 2nd anniversary of Monster Hunter World. The event will end on February 13.
In February consoles will have a special event quest while there will be a title update 1 and Limited time event. In March consoles will have their title update 3 while PC will have it’s second. From April onwards, the content will be synched for all platforms.

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Wintrust Business Lunch 6/26/17: Cancer Treatment Innovations, Illinois Manufacturing, & Social Media Influencers
This afternoon, President Trump’s travel ban developed as the Supreme Court allowed parts of the restrictions to take effect. Keeping an eye on the impact this has on the tech world, Jim Dalke and Karis Hustad looked at where the H1B Visa stands. Steve also discussed the Chicago Inno awareness campaign on cancer innovation in Chicago. Marty Ozinga owns Ozinga Ready-Mix-Concrete and shared with Steve his life long perspective on the manufacturing industry along with his optimistic outlook on the budget stalemate down in Springfield, and Randi Shaffer looked behind the scenes of today’s social media influences as they make money sitting pool side.


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YUXI, China — Many residents of this tiny village in the mountainous region of southwest China spent Saturday night in tents and makeshift shelters, too scared to sleep in their flimsy homes after an earthquake killed 188 people early that morning.
Roofs buckled, walls tumbled and windows broke after the earthquake shook houses and sent boulders tumbling down mountain sides onto the narrow road that leads into this valley of Lushan County near the epicenter of the earthquake, which Chinese authorities said had a preliminary magnitude of 7.
The aftermath was not nearly as serious as the 7.9-magnitude earthquake in 2008 that left more than 70,000 people dead in the Wenchuan area. But villagers who work in Chengdu, about 100 miles away, streamed back home Sunday morning, many on foot, the lucky ones on motorbikes, to check on their homes.
Song Yuanqing, 43, a construction worker, arrived back after a 22-hour trip to find his roof and the walls unstable. “We would like to do something, but we can’t do anything,” Mr. Song said as he sat with neighbors around an outdoor fire built by the village leader in his backyard. Some people had slept under the machinery at a lumber yard. The village leader, Gao Zaimeng, said his house — a two-story concrete structure that is one of the best in town — shook violently. “More violent than in 2008,” he said. Although his house was intact, he was too nervous to risk sleeping or cooking inside, he said.
About 50 soldiers attached to the People’s Liberation Army’s regional headquarters in Chengdu marched in formation along the main village street, armed with shovels and picks to help shore up buildings. In all, the government deployed about 7,000 soldiers and People’s Armed Police officers to the affected area. By Saturday evening, there were so many rescue workers in the area that the government asked volunteers to stop coming.
China’s prime minister, Li Keqiang, perhaps mindful of the criticism of the rescue efforts in 2008, flew to the area and slept in a tent on Saturday evening in Lushan County.
The earthquake shook Sichuan Province at 8 a.m., when people were rising a little later than usual because schools and universities were closed.
“We were just getting up and getting dressed in our dormitory when the building shook, and I looked outside from our seventh-floor window and saw a row of houses collapsed,” Xu Yan, 22, a student at the Agricultural University in Ya’an, said in a telephone interview. “I have never flown down the stairs so fast.”
The Chinese government said early Sunday that the known death toll was 174, with most of the victims in Ya’an. The ministry also said that about 5,700 people had been injured.
The United States Geological Survey said that the earthquake occurred on the Longmenshan fault line, the same one responsible for the 2008 quake. But more than 12 hours after the initial tremor, the impact seemed to be far less severe.
Chinese radio quoted an unnamed official who said, “We have a basic grasp of the overall disaster situation, and there won’t be thousands or tens of thousands of fatalities.”
Rescue efforts were hampered by landslides, and officials expressed concern about two barrier lakes that had formed after debris blocked two waterways.
The tremors were felt in Chengdu, one of China’s biggest cities and the capital of Sichuan Province. Residents described water spilling out of home aquariums and objects like home water dispensers falling to the floor.
Yang Yubing, an executive at a sculpture factory in Baoxing County, one of the hardest-hit areas, said he was visiting Chengdu when he felt the tremors. He immediately left on a seven-hour drive to his home in Baoxing. But emergency workers stopped him when he got close to his apartment, Mr. Yang said. “They said five or six kilometers of roads were collapsed,” he said in a telephone interview. “We are all living in temporary tents in the school.” Badly injured people were taken to hospitals by helicopter, he said.
In the town of Longmen, another hard-hit area within Ya’an’s jurisdiction, a resident, Zhang Yan, said 90 percent of the buildings had collapsed.
“About 100 people died around here,” Ms. Zhang said in a telephone interview. “Rescue crews have not yet arrived. There is no water or electricity.”
Devastation and Frustration in Aftermath of Quake
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Xinhua quoted a hospital official who said scores of injured people were sprawled in front of the county hospital on Saturday afternoon. Firefighters in Lushan County pulled 27 survivors from collapsed buildings, Xinhua said.
The 2008 quake raised questions about poorly constructed schools that collapsed and killed thousands of students.
That earthquake prompted an extensive official relief effort and a passionate outpouring of volunteer help. But some quake-stricken residents and observers criticized the government for sending rescue efforts to the wrong places, or for failing to muster the equipment needed to lift victims from under slabs of concrete and brick. Instead, many troops and rescuers clambered over the rubble with sticks and spades.
This time, the government appears intent on avoiding any accusations of lagging behind
In 2008, officials restricted independent reporting on the disaster, but Ran Wang, a businessman, said he hoped officials would allow greater transparency. “No censorship, no cover-ups or control so the right of the people and society to be informed during natural disasters is respected,” he wrote on his microblog account.
The Longmenshan fault line, which runs between the Tibetan plateau and Sichuan Basin, is seismically active. Twelve earthquakes with a magnitude of 5 or greater have occurred along the fault line since 1900, said Jiang Haikun, an official with the China Earthquake Administration.
Sichuan Province is also one of China’s best-known habitats for pandas, and at the Bifengxia reserve, about six miles north of Ya’an, workers said that 20 pandas in the park were safe. “We inspected the panda area after the quake, and they were unaffected,” said Chen Yong, the media relations officer of the reserve.

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July 17 - Egypt's interim government begins the mammoth task of returning the country to civilian rule in the face of protests and violence. Paul Chapman reports.
PLEASE NOTE: EDIT CONTAINS CONVERTED 4:3 MATERIAL Egypt's new interim prime minister takes the oath of office at a ceremony in Cairo. Hazem el-Beblawi is one of 33 sworn in on Tuesday by interim President Adli Mansour. The head of Egypt's armed forces is among them as interim deputy prime minister. The army-backed administration doesn't include a single representative of either of Egypt's main Islamist groups which have won five consecutive elections since 2011. The interim government faces a mammoth task. It'll be looking to return the country to civilian rule and rescue the economy. That's complicated by deadly protests still bringing near daily bloodshed and chaos. Clashes erupted during this protest in Cairo on Monday as supporters of ousted president Mohamed Mursi demanded his reinstatement. At least 99 people have died since Mursi was toppled, more than half of them shot by troops outside a barracks near a mosque a week ago.


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The Chesapeake Police Department has released the names of the victims of Tuesday night’s mass shooting at the local Walmart.
A statement from the city read: “We are saddened to announce the names of those we lost Tuesday night in the shooting at Walmart on Sam’s Circle, but we hope that with this information we can honor their lives in our community.”
“The City of Chesapeake has always been known as the ‘City That Cares,’ and now more than ever, we know our City will show up and provide for those who need it most,” it continues.
“Please join us in praying for the families and friends of these community members we have lost: Lorenzo Gamble, Brian Pendleton, Kellie Pyle, Randall Blevins, and Tyneka Johnson.”
The sixth victim has not been named because he is a minor. He is described as a 16-year-old male resident of Chesapeake.
Andre Bing, a 31-year-old Walmart employee from Chesapeake, is accused of opening fire in the break room of the store on Sam’s Circle around 10 p.m. Tuesday night.
The six victims were killed in the attack before Bing, a nighttime team leader who had worked at the company for the past 12 years, allegedly shot himself with his own gun, police said. His body was found in the break room of the store, along with two of his alleged victims.
The motive for the attack remains unclear, but surviving employees have revealed that the 31-year-old had “problems” with other staff leading up to the mass shooting.
Walmart confirmed the identity of the shooter in a statement to TBEN on Wednesday.
“While details of the tragic incident at our store in Chesapeake, Virginia are not yet known, authorities have confirmed multiple fatalities. We are focused on doing everything we can to support our employees and their families during this time. The alleged shooter has been identified as Andre Bing,” a company spokesperson said.
“We can confirm that he was a Walmart employee. Andre’s position with the company was team leader overnight and he has been with us since 2010. We are grateful to the local first responders and will continue to work with local law enforcement as they continue their investigation.
A witness who had worked at the store just five days before Tuesday’s massacre claimed that it had already become clear within that short time frame that Bing was having “issues” with some of the branch’s other managers.
She told local network 10 On Your Side that she thought the shooting was planned and that the suspect laughed at one point during the attack.
The shooting unfolded as 14 employees sat in a conference room waiting to enter the night shift, she said, adding that he appeared to have targeted other managers in the shooting.
Another employee, Jessie Wilczewski, told local station WAVY how the gunman seemed to spare her during the massacre.
She described hiding under the table when gunfire erupted.
Bing saw her and pointed his gun at her, she said. But instead of opening fire, he told her to go home.
Another Walmart employee Briana Tyler told me Good morning America that the shooter was known as the one to “watch out for”.
“There was always something going on with him, he just had a problem with someone, but I never expected it to get to this level. He was the manager that everyone had something to say about,” she said.
Ms. Tyler, who escaped the shooting unharmed, said Bing didn’t say a word as he walked into the break room and started firing.
“I looked up and my manager just opened the door and he just opened fire,” she said.
She added that she did not believe the suspect was aiming at any particular person, but only at the first person “in his sight”.
“He just literally started firing all over the break room and I saw several people just fall to the floor, where they tried to duck for cover or they got hit,” she said.
“He didn’t say a word, he didn’t say anything at all… He just came around the corner and started shooting.
“The first person in his sight shot him and the next thing you know, he just started manipulating all over the break room, but he didn’t say a word.”


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“Isn’t it more expensive than France?”
Ask most backpackers about French Guiana, and that’s what they’ll say. It’s counted as part of France, they use the Euro, all their post is directed through France, they speak French, and yes it’s very expensive. Think €65 for a basic double hotel room. There are no hostels, and the only way around it is to stay out of town in hammocks at carbet sites for €10 a night, and hope you don’t get eaten alive by Mosquitos.
It doesn’t take a genius to guess which accommodation option we chose.
After a taxi collective from Parbo to Albina, (S$25 – we couldn’t find the S$8.50 public bus) we took a boat to St Laurent du Maroni on the FG side. The guys were brilliant, taking us via both immigration offices, and even giving us their phone to call Benedicte (the lady from our first carbet) when we arrived. Benedicte was also lovely, driving us to an ATM and offering to stop at the Super U, before heading back to her Gite in Terre Rouge, an Amerindian village 5km from town. It was clean, we had hot showers, a washing machine, and our own bamboo hut. Much better than an overpriced hotel that smells of drains.
St Laurent is famous for being a penal colony, and the prison didn’t close until the 50s. It’s most famous guest is probably Papillon, though his full story is open to debate. We went into town the next day to see the colonial buildings, the Camp de la Transportation (prison), and source some red wine for dinner*.
On Kadidiri I’d started to despair with my high school French when no one understood the majority of what I said. In contrast people in FG welcomed my efforts, even telling me my French was good! I guess it’s like in the French part of Switzerland where people appreciate your efforts, yet five minutes away over the border they respond in English unless you’re fluent. Either way it was refreshing part of the trip, to be able to converse with locals in their own language, albeit on a rudimentary level.
A quirk of FG is that hitchhiking is very common and considered reasonably safe. We never specifically tried to hitch but we were regularly picked up by passing cars and vans who were heading in the same direction. In the unrelenting tropic heat we were never going to turn down a free lift, and luckily it turned out OK.
Our original plan for FG had been to spend one night in St Laurent, but because we wanted to visit Kourou on a week day (and avoid the capital Cayenne with it’s lack of carbets) we had to save Cacao (a Laos settlement with an amazing 18km hike) for a future visit giving us three nights to relax. It did mean I got to see this amazing sunrise from my hammock though.
*We might be in South America (home of Chile and Argentina), in the most expensive country, but this seemed to be the cheapest place we’ve found vino. French vino, I might add. Were both missing Asda’s three for a tenner.

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