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HighFleet, styled as HighFleet: Deus in Nobis (Latin for "God within us") is an action-adventure strategy video game developed by Konstantin Koshutin and published by MicroProse.
The game involves the player commanding a fleet of metal airships on the dieselpunk post-apocalyptic world of Elaat in an attempt to seize a rebellious region rumored to have access to a nuclear reactor. The working title for the game was "Hammerfight 2" (after Koshutin's previous game), as the game was in development for more than a decade.
HighFleet takes place in a Dune-inspired post-apocalyptic future where humanity has returned to feudal-style governments on a ravaged planet, known contemporarily as Elaat, following an event known as The Catastrophe. The Catastrophe was believed to have occurred thousands of years before the events of the game, when humanity blew up the Moon (called Kharu by historians of the Romani Empire) with nuclear weapons, causing it to shatter and impact the surface, destroying the climate and wiping out all traces of advanced technology and artificial intelligence. Due to The Catastrophe, the predominant form of combat in the world of Elaat is performed with large metal airships powered by methane, with political tides being determined by naval strength.
The events of HighFleet take place 214 years after the founding of the Romani Empire, the most powerful nation in the known world, led by the House of Sayadi. In 207, the Lord-Governor of Khiva, a city in the desert region of Gerat, rebelled and founded the breakaway Republic of Gerat, supported by an alliance of anti-Sayadi Great Houses called the Gathering. Since that time the two polities have waged the Gathering War; the Gerati have advanced to the heart of the empire and only the Imperial Fleet prevents the Romani capital from falling.
The setting of Gerat is based on the Middle East and Central Asia, with the Gathering War and the circumstances around it being heavily inspired by the Soviet-Afghan war. The land of Gerat is split between two major ethnic groups, the Romani and Elaim. The Romani are from the core of the Empire, located to the south of Gerat, and are often at odds with the native Elaim. The conflict between the Imperial and Gerati cultures features prominently throughout the game and has the chance to affect major plot elements.
Capture of the April 25 stream. This is the 5th stream in the Else Heart.Break() series.
The One Hand custom challenge! I remapped the buttons on my Pro Controller in a way that can be played using only my right hand.
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The footage shows the early days of the Bird Park Avifauna. The park seems to have been part of the Van der Valk group since time immemorial. Nonetheless it was a different entrepreneurial family (Van den Brink) that founded the park in 1950. In this brief historical documentary founder Gerard van den Brink looks back on the early years.
The toco toucan (Ramphastos toco) that was used to adorn the posters of the initial opening of the park in 1950 as a logo for their family business, was adopted as a logo by the Van der Valk concern when it took over business. This logo that has identified the Van der Valk hotels and restaurants ever since, and is therefore familiar to every Dutchman.
(Source and credit: TIVI producties (https://www.tiviproducties.nl/); copyright TIVI producties; fair use as a clear example in this case for exception to copyright)
Avifauna in de jaren 60-70 (https://youtu.be/4AzVkx0IIs8?si=Gk0d4sTuslAOzvMo)
L'équipe de Parigo a tenté un pari fou : vous vaccinez contre la rage au volant et vous apprendre, à nouveau, les bonnes manières lorsque vous descendez dans le métro. Et vous allez le voir, on part de très très loin.
C’est bien connu, l’enfer, ce sont les autres. Mais comment expliquer qu’un agneau se transforme en loup une fois au volant ? Et pourquoi tant d’agressivité sur le bitume ? Entretien avec un docteur en psychologie spécialisé en sécurité routière
Dans le métro, point de répit : les incivilités y sont quotidiennes, et de plus en plus nombreuses. Le chacun pour soi l’emporte dans les transports en commun. Reportage en caméra cachée.
Alors, là aussi, que faire pour retrouver calme, sérénité et savoir-vivre dans le train ou le RER ? Les campagnes de sensibilisation sont-elles vraiment efficaces pour enrayer ce phénomène endémique ? Entretien avec le directeur de la sécurité de la SNCF.
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Apenheul Primate Park opened its gates to the public on 12 July 1971. The ideas of founder, Wim Mager, were considered controversial. Having monkeys and humans walking around without any barriers between the representatives of the two species was unusual and never tried before. The close encounters with the woolly monkeys – one of the few species the ‘experiment’ started with – together with the accompanying stories about deforestation of tropical rainforests should get across better the message that nature conversation is vital for the long-term viability of Planet Earth, according to Wim Mager. The first three years with woolly monkeys, spider monkeys and capuchin monkeys, proved to be commercially successful, which led to a City Council decision to extend the zoological park with gorillas. So in 1976, the Gorilla island was opened – with gorillas that were sourced from the wild. New knowledge and insights about the transmission of disease between (human) primates and human beings led to the decision that no close encounters with gorillas should be possible. Hence, the development of the island enclosure.
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