Steppe

bad activity CONTRA !

Welcome

Welcome

After the Sanya E-Prize, it is the turn of the Italian round, scheduled for April 4 in Rome, to be postponed due to the epidemic of coronavirus. Formula E confirmed on Friday the postponement of the E-Prix de Rome which was to be held on April 4. “Due to the current health crisis in Italy, and according to the provisions of the ministerial decree concerning measures to counter and contain the spread of COVID-19 in the country, it is no longer possible to organize the E -Prix of Rome ”, can be read in the official press release. In agreement with the city of Rome, EUR S.p.A, as well as the FIA and the Automobile Club of Italy, Formula E will evaluate alternative options to postpone the Italian round to another date. There are also threats to the E-Prix in Seoul on May 3 and in Jakarta on June 6.

Three senior members of Saudi Arabia's royal family, including the king's brother, have been arrested for unexplained reasons. Two of the men were among the kingdom's most influential figures. The detentions are seen as Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman tightening his grip on power. In 2017 dozens of Saudi royal figures, ministers and businessmen were confined to Riyadh's Ritz-Carlton hotel after the crown prince ordered their arrests. Mohammed bin Salman, a controversial figure, has been considered the de facto ruler of the kingdom after he was named crown prince by his father in 2016. The detentions were first revealed by the Wall Street Journal newspaper, which said they took place early on Friday. The three men arrested are the king's younger brother Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, former crown prince Mohammed bin Nayef, and a royal cousin, Prince Nawaf bin Nayef. Mohammed bin Nayef was interior minister until he was removed from his role and placed under house arrest by Mohammed Bin Salman in 2017. In his previous role, he was seen as a close and trusted partner by US intelligence officials. Prince Ahmed bin Abdulaziz, 78, is the king's only surviving full brother. In 2018 he made comments seen as critical of the crown prince to protesters in London but later said he had been misinterpreted. Both men were seen as potential rivals to the 34-year-old crown prince, who is first in line for the throne. Guards arrived at the homes of the royals wearing masks and dressed in black, and searched the properties, the Wall Street Journal says.

Welcome

CONTRA !

¤ Nickname: KASO ¤ Grade: CO OWNER ¤ New Tag: [NewLifeZm] ¤ Link of your last request:This is first

¤ Nickname: KASO ¤ Name: Imed ¤ Age: 19 ¤ Country: Tunisia ¤ City: Rades ¤ Favorite Games: , league of legends, cs 1.6 ¤ Favorite Shows: - ¤ Favorite Movies: - ¤ Favorite Songs / Favorite genre: - ¤ What would you like to do in life: - ¤ Favorite actor - why ?: - ¤ Favorite actress - why ?:- ¤ You Smoke? / What brand of cigarette smoke: yes ¤ What alcoholic drink frequently:- ¤ Favorite juice: orange ¤ In what country would you like to live: Russia ¤ Favorite football team: Etoile sportive de Tunis ¤ Car models: BMW ¤ A brief description about you: - ¤ How did you find NewLifeZm?: via forum ¤ If you win 1 million dollars, which would be the first thing you do?: -

Welcome

The murder trial of US millionaire Robert Durst, the subject of the documentary The Jinx, has started with the jury viewing clips from the series. Prosecutors allege that in 2000 the 76-year-old killed Susan Berman to stop police questioning her about the disappearance of his wife, Kathleen. Mr Durst has pleaded not guilty to the murder charge. The real estate heir was the focus of the 2015 series The Jinx, in which he allegedly confessed to the crime. Jurors were played the show's finale, where Mr Durst is captured on a microphone saying to himself: "What the hell did I do? Killed them all, of course." Mr Durst's lawyer, Dick DeGuerin, objected to jurors also being shown clips from All the Good Things, a 2010 film of his marriage starring Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst. The film was directed by The Jinx's filmmaker Andrew Jarecki and depicts the life of the tycoon and shows him as a murderer. "This is improper," Mr DeGuerin said. "What's on the screen is made up." Mr Durst's first wife Kathleen McCormack went missing in 1982 and is presumed dead. Berman, 55, was found shot in the head in her Beverly Hills home. In his opening statement, John Lewin, deputy district attorney said: "She let the killer into her house, she turned her back to them... She wasn't afraid of them, and then she was executed, shot in the head at very close range." Mr Durst was acquitted of murdering his elderly neighbour Morris Black in 2001, successfully arguing he had killed him on the grounds of self-defence before cutting up the body.

Welcome

v1 text,effect

Welcome

Welcome

The first known case of coronavirus in Tunisia has just been recorded. This is a Tunisian forties who returned from Italy on February 27. He felt the first symptoms of the disease on February 29. During a press conference, the new Minister of Health, Abdellatif El Mekki said that his department had decided to take care of the patient and his family, as well as the passengers who were in the same boat. Cases have also been recorded in recent days in the Arabian Peninsula and the Maghreb as well as in Africa, more precisely in Senegal.

v2 blur and effect

Welcome Back