Energy embargo issue
Together with Austria, Germany is opposing an energy embargo once morest Russia, which has met with criticism from the Ukrainian side. “We need Russia’s economic isolation because every cent paid for gas is also used for weapons that are killing our children, our women, our men, our civilians today,” Klitschko told ZDF.
Shinji Mikami just released his latest game, Ghostwire Tokyo It has been the last work of the Japanese creative together with his studio, Tango Gameworks. The emblematic Mikami has behind him having been the creator of Resident Evil, God Hand or Devil May Cry, a pure talent who also does not mince words when asked. After the release of his last game, Mikami has brought to the fore once more his love-hate relationship with Resident Evil 4, he himself considers that in the fourth game of the saga it is the one in which he put less of himself.
Mikami left Capcom years ago and although Resident Evil 4 it was a resounding success, it seems that he always keeps some distance with this project. He has always fought with the two facets of him within the field of development and creation, being a creative with the soul of a Director or vice versa, without a doubt, pure talent in both fields, but it seems that at a certain point it torments him.
Shinji Mikami’s involvement in Resident Evil 4
About Resident Evil 4; The game where I feel I have put less of myself. The creative Mikami and the producer Mikami. Over time, you end up with a split personality. For Resident Evil 4, I didn’t really stop my frenzy on my own. I wanted a producer to step in and do it for me.
Pioneer of the survival-horror genre, Resident Evil creator Shinji Mikami shared a few drinks with our own Keiichiro Toyama, reminiscing on the main inspiration leading to Silent Hill. Hope you enjoy the first episode of this series! https://t.co/9EDTphq78E#BokehGameStudio #BGS pic.twitter.com/AsXKbSMb1g
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The slap in the face of the American actor Will Smith to the presenter of the Oscars, Chris Rock, reacts, but did he apologize following information that “what he did will have consequences.”
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The members of the Academy of Arts tell Will Smith that what he did will have consequences
A source told CNN that Will Smith met members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, which awards the Academy Awards, earlier this week and apologized for slapping Chris Rock during the Oscars on Sunday.
The source added that Smith met with Academy members “for 30 minutes via Zoom and apologized,” and added that “Academy members told Will Smith that what he did will have consequences.”
Oscars show producer says LAPD officers had been “prepared” to arrest Will Smith, but Chris Rock insisted he didn’t want to press charges. https://t.co/fDZbRWP5L7
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A source previously told CNN that the academy “asked Will Smith’s publicist for the actor to leave the party following he slapped Chris Rock, but Smith refused and this was reported to the academy leadership.”
The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that it had “initiated disciplinary action” once morest Smith.
The Academy said, in a statement, that “Smith was asked to leave the ceremony following the incident, but he refused,” and described Smith’s actions as a “traumatic incident in violation of standards of conduct.”
The academy statement said disciplinary action might include “suspension of membership, expulsion, or other sanctions,” and added, “In line with the Academy’s standards of conduct, as well as California law, Smith will receive at least 15 days’ notice of the outcome of the vote regarding sanctions once morest him.” And the opportunity to hear it in advance by way of a written response, at the next board meeting on April 18.”
“We apologize to Chris Rock for what I went through and thank you for being patient at that moment, and we also apologize to our nominees, guests, and viewers for what happened during what should have been a celebratory event,” the Academy continued.
AndViewers of the Oscars were stunned.Last Sunday evening, actor Will Smith took to the stage and slapped host Chris Rock.
The incident occurred when Rock ridiculed the appearance of the hair of the wife of the American actor, Jada Pinkett Smith, who has a disease that leads to extensive hair loss.
The sound of a slap was heard on the microphones to the astonishment of the audience in the hall and the spectators who watched the evening from their homes.
Its construction had been recorded in 2010, during the presentation of the Breton electricity pact by Jean-Yves Le Drian. The Landivisiau gas-powered power plant project was intended to be finalized very quickly to give Brittany more energy autonomy, which is hyper-dependent on neighboring regions for heating and lighting. Contested for ten years, in particular by environmental associations, the gas plant of TotalEnergies had produced its first kilowatts this winter. This Thursday, the oil giant officially commissioned its electricity production plant. A first day which comes five years behind schedule.
This natural gas combined cycle power plant uses a turbine powered by natural gas, the combustion of which with the oxygen in the air drives a generator. Recovering the heat from the combustion gases exiting the turbine produces steam. It is this steam which, by driving a turbine, in turn produces electricity. “The plant has been operational since this winter when, during and in parallel with the last tests, it was able to support the Breton electricity network”, specifies TotalEnergies.
Total will receive 40 million per year from the State
Without a nuclear power plant (that of Brennilis not produced for a long time), Brittany only produces around 10% to 15% of the electricity consumed there and imports most of it from neighboring regions. To remedy this situation, a Breton electricity pact concluded in 2010 provided for new sources of electricity production, including the Landivisiau plant, 400 megawatts, built by Siemens. “The plant is necessary to secure the electricity supply of the Breton peninsula”, reiterated TotalEnergies on Wednesday. Its subsidiary Compagnie Electrique de Bretagne will receive 40 million euros per year on the part of the State to operate its factory.
Opponents of the project had notably tried to have the ministerial decree of January 10, 2013 authorizing TotalEnergies to operate such a plant cancelled. In particular, they denounced the greenhouse gas emissions that will be generated by the electricity production plant. But also the cost of construction, estimated at around 400 million euros.