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Musician Name: Waqar Ali Birthday / Location: Karachi, Pakistan Main instrument: Piano Keyboard Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations: 5 Best Performance: -- Other Information: Waqar Ali (Urdu: وقار علی) is a Pakistani musician and singer working mostly in Pakistan.[2] Ali has produced many albums and singles for the Pakistan film industry. His father is the classical singer Shafqat Hussein, and Waqar Ali often works with his elder brother Sajjad Ali. Ali composed the 1998 film Aik Aur Love Story and is the composer of the 2007 Pakistani TV drama series Sill. He has worked with singers Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, Sajjad Ali, Shabnam Majeed, Atif Aslam, Lucky Ali, Qurat-ul-Ain Balouch and others. Over more than two recent decades, Waqar Ali has evolved into one of the best TV music composers in Pakistan.[1]

Artist: Umair Jaswal Real Name: Umair Jaswal Birth Date /Place: December 20, 1986 | Karachi, Pakistan Age: 34 Social status (Single / Married): Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Pop | Rock Awards:-- Top 3 Songs (Names): Charkla Nolaka , Sasu Mangay , Chal Raha Hoon Other Information: Umair Jaswal is a Pakistani film, television actor, singer-songwriter and music producer from Islamabad. He was also lead vocalist of the rock band Qayaas. Umair is the brother of singers Yasir Jaswal and Uzair Jaswal Jaswal started his career in 2008 by joining the rock band Qayaas. Umair gained po[CENSORED]rity in 2009 with the song ‘Tanha’ and ‘Umeed’. He joined Coke Studio season 5 with his band in 2012 and performed the song Charkha Nolakha with Atif Aslam. Qayaas released their debut album Uss Paar in 2011 with Umair as a lead vocalist. The songs ‘Halaak’ and ‘Inquilaab’ from the album were featured in the film Waar. In Coke Studio season 6, Umair decided to go solo. He performed the song ‘Khayal’ on the first episode of Coke Studio season 6 which was also featured in film Waar.[2] In 2013 Umair was nominated as Pakistan's youth ambassador by the International Human Rights Commission.[3] In Coke Studio season 8 Umair performed the song "Sammi Meri Waar" with QB which received more than two million views in two weeks.[4] In an interview to The Express Tribune he told that he also received hate mails after release of the song. Umair said: "Man! I’ve received audio messages from places like Iraq. The main idea behind doing this song was to penetrate a bigger market and fortunately that is exactly what happened".[5] Umair made his Lollywood debut in the war epic film Yalghaar as Captain Umair.[6] He also made his television debut by appearing in the serial Mor Mahal (2016), playing the lead role of a nawab alongside Meesha Shafi. In an interview Jaswal said, "I'm honored to be a part of the biggest Pakistani television production to date. I’m sharing the screen with some of the best actors in the industry. Sarmad is a phenomenal storyteller and Sarmad Sehbai a wordsmith second to none. I can’t wait to share the project with the viewers."[7]

Music Title: KUTTAY KI MAAFIQ - TAIMOUR BAIG | Prod. Raffey Anwar (Official Audio) Signer: TAIMOUR BAIG Release Date: 21 Nov 2021 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:-- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):--

\ Did everyone know that there was a League of Legends fighting game in the works at Riot Games? It’s been over two years since the game known as Project L was revealed and there hasn’t been much on it since – but now Riot has finally shown off the project’s first gameplay, although it still sounds a long way off. As part of the final stage of the celebration of Netflix series Arcane, which concluded this weekend, Project L game leads Tony and Tom Cannon headed a video re-revealing the game and showing off controls, a few of the characters, and how it will play. Project L is a one-versus-one assist fighter in the style of Marvel Vs Capcom and Dragon Ball FighterZ – where the player can call in an AI fighter to help them. The four characters shown off were Jinx, Ekko, Darius, and Ahri, and all were based on their designs in the Arcane animated series. The developers say their “goal is to deliver on the iconic moves that League champions are known for but adapted to work in a fighting game” and showed off Ekko’s move set to illustrate, complete with time mani[CENSORED]tion. Regarding controls and difficulty, the devs say that they’re “embracing the ‘easy to learn, hard to master’ mentality” so the controls will be straightforward but have a “steadily increasing difficulty curve” – so a more experienced player can still “showcase your high-end mastery”. Riot is also proud of its netcode system for Project L. While it has rollback, the developer has created “a new networking model that enhances the benefits of rollback with core technology developed by other games at Riot”, with the aim of making sure that matches aren’t affected even if one player has a bad connection. The bad news is that, while the team is “happy with how core combat is shaping up” it admits that “there’s still a ton of work to do” and they will take its time to make sure they “get this right” – so, along with the lack of an official title, Project L is likely still a long way off. Who knows, it may even release alongside the recently confirmed Arcane Season 2.

Nokia said on Wednesday it plans to launch a cloud-based software subscription service targeting telecom companies for providing software around analytics, security, and data management. Many technology companies have been moving toward a subscription model from upfront licensing to build a predictable, recurring business. While some of Nokia's software portfolio will be offered under subscription from this year, more will be commercially available in early 2022. When Nokia created its software division in 2016, the idea was to get into subscription too, but we never executed, Senior Vice President Mark Bunn said in an interview. "Now we have executed on it ... we have built underlying technology to be able to operate at scale," he said. A cloud-based software platform can lower costs, make it easier to deploy and manage, and customers can try the platform before committing for long-term use. Nokia, which has been in discussions with potential customers, said it is targeting an addressable market of $3.1 billion (roughly Rs. 23,060 crore) for the 2021-2025 period, with an annual growth rate of about 25-30 percent.

The big picture: TSMC, the world’s largest foundry, said in its most recent financial report that it accepted an unprecedented amount in advance payments for its future manufacturing capacity this year. Hopefully, that money will accelerate the construction of new equipment to build processors. As the public-facing computer manufacturers continue to fail to deliver hardware into the hands of consumers, the attention has turned towards the foundries for long-term solutions to the chip shortage. In the past, the main way TSMC has allowed customers to reserve capacity was through "guarantee deposits," a one-time payment from that was refunded when the customer finalized their order. TSMC is continuing to accept guarantee deposits; in fact, about two-thirds of the NT$642 (US$23) million of guarantee deposits that it’s holding were paid in the past nine months. But this year, the company shifted its focus onto "temporary receipts" for future capacity, which are effectively pre-payments. TSMC signed deals for NT$106 (US$3.8) billion in temporary receipts this year. The money isn’t TSMC’s to keep until it’s met the "terms and conditions set forth in the agreements" with its customers, and hence there are rules about how it can be spent. But the idea is that TSMC will use it to create more manufacturing capacity for customers to buy. TSMC’s report doesn’t disclose the details of the agreements nor does it say who the customers are. At a guess, the largest is probably Apple, which taps TSMC for all its iPhone and Mac SoCs. AMD could be close behind. Last month, AMD said that it had prepaid US$355 million to various foundries this year. Qualcomm is probably up there, too. Neither Intel nor Nvidia rely heavily on TSMC at the moment, but both have reportedly been discussing the manufacture of their next-gen GPUs with the foundry. At some point in the future, TSMC might be the sole supplier of GPU chips.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-59370521 China has downgraded its diplomatic relations with Lithuania, days after the Baltic state allowed Taiwan to open a de facto embassy there. Lithuania defended its right to have ties with Taiwan, but said it respected the "One China" policy. Taiwan's new office in Lithuania does not equate to official diplomatic relations but could be seen as a sign of growing ties between both places. Beijing considers Taiwan part of China, but Taiwan sees itself as independent. The new office bears the name Taiwan rather than "Chinese Taipei", the name used by many foreign nations to avoid offending China. This is the island's first new diplomatic outpost in Europe in 18 years. Taiwan has few allies with whom it has formal ties, due to China's pressure. The One China policy is the diplomatic acknowledgement of China's position that there is only one Chinese government. However, it is distinct from the One China principle, whereby China insists Taiwan is an inalienable part of one China to be reunified one day. China's foreign ministry said the move had "undermined China's sovereignty and territorial integrity" and created a "bad precedent internationally". It said it would reduce its diplomatic engagement with the country to the level of charge d'affaires, one rung down from an ambassadorship. Lithuania's prime minister defended her nation's plans for greater engagement with Taiwan - a major supplier of semiconductors, lasers and other high-tech industry. "Our government's programme says Lithuania wants a more intense economic, cultural and scientific relationship with Taiwan," Ingrida Simonyte said, according to Reuters. "[But] I want to emphasise that this step does not mean any conflict or disagreement with the 'One China' policy." The US has also offered its support to Lithuania to withstand Beijing. Lithuania's move could be seen as the latest sign of some central European nations seeking greater relations with Taiwan even amid pressure from Beijing. Last month, China spoke out after a delegation of Taiwanese officials were granted visits to Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Lithuania. Taiwan currently has only has formal diplomatic recognition from 15 nations - most of which are small and poor countries in Africa and Latin America. While governments like the US and Japan have fostered extensive commercial ties with Taiwan, they uphold official diplomatic ties with China and recognise its One China policy.

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/used-cars-used-car-buying-guides/used-buying-guide-audi-cabriolet Before we get too carried away with the famous fact that Princess Diana had an Audi Cabriolet, it’s worth noting that it was a dealer loan car. Even so, you would think her tenuous connection with the elegant Audi would be enough to secure it a place at today’s table of rising modern classics, but – happily for us – not so. If you’re looking for a classy bargain, then, you’ve just found it. Prices start at about £1000 for project cars, but just £4000 buys you a tidy example and £8000 the very best. Why so? It’s hard to say, especially since the model has so much going for it. It looks super-cool, with its elegant roof-down lines unspoiled by the presence of a roll-over bar (the strengthened windscreen does the job instead). It’s built like a battleship, having a galvanised body that laughs in the face of corrosion and a hood that chortles at the worst weather. There’s a choice of strong and reliable four-cylinder 1.8-litre 20v and 2.0-litre 8v engines, a short-lived 2.3-litre five-pot and two V6s (a 2.6-litre and a 2.8-litre), all driving the front wheels (there was no Quattro version) through a five-speed manual or four-speed automatic gearbox. They’re all fuel-injected, too, with power outputs ranging from 115bhp (2.0) to 174bhp (2.8). The pick of the lineup, the rare 2.3, produces 133bhp. Downsides? Without question, the model lacks the sporty character and image of the equivalent E36 BMW 3 Series Cabriolet and the engines are a little lifeless, although the 2.3 sounds good and pulls strongly. Owing to its solid build quality and additional body strengthening, it’s a heavy car and not the sharpest through corners. It also suffers that old soft-top curse of scuttle shake. Still, you could argue that most of these problems are subjective. The Cabriolet was launched in 1991, based on the B3 Audi 80 that first appeared in 1986. This platform was superseded in 1992 by the longer B4 that underpinned the facelifted 80 and then in 1994 by the all-new B5 platform for the A4. The point is that the Cabriolet soldiered on throughout with its old B3 platform until its retirement in 2000, the reason a simple issue of economics, since a convertible is more expensive to engineer than a conventional car yet sells in lower numbers. It may have been overtaken by newer Audis under the skin, but no matter, because outwardly the Cabriolet remained a looker until its dying day. It took its updated bonnet and rear lights from the stylish B3- generation S2 coupé, with which it also shared its sports suspension. Later, as part of the 1997 facelift, it gained smoother rear bumpers and projection-lens headlights. The Final Edition version of 1999 featured a leather interior, air conditioning and 16in alloys. Whichever version you buy, find a good Cabriolet and snap it up, because its application for membership of the modern classics club is surely soon to be approved.

Artist: Shuja Haider Real Name: Shuja Haider Birth Date /Place: November 20, 1982 (age 38) Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan Age: 38 Social status (Single / Married): Married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Pop | pop rock | soft rock | sentimental ballad | hymn | folk | Sufi music | play back singing Awards:--- Top 3 Songs (Names): Funn Mitti Se , Dukh , Jeena Other Information: Shuja Haider or Shuja Hyder (Urdu: شجاع حیدر‎) is a Pakistani singer, songwriter, composer, music director and record producer. Haider is best known as a playback singer for films Khuda Kay Liye (2007) and Bol (2011) and more recently for his work on Coke Studio, Pakistan. Haider served as music director for Lux Style Awards for two years. He has produced over 50 albums in his career thus far[1] and is considered one of the most established music producers in Pakistan today.[2]

Live Performance Title: NINJA-LIVE (26,KHALSA,CHANDIGARH)|Umesh Karmawala,Hardy Ludhiana. PART-2 Signer Name: Umesh Karmawala,Hardy Ludhiana Live Performance Location: 26,KHALSA,CHANDIGARH Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):--

Musician Name: Shani Arshad Birthday / Location: Karachi, Pakistan Main instrument: Keyboards, Bass, Drums, Tabla Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations:--- Best Performance: --- Other Information: Shani Arshad is a Pakistani film music director, song writer, TV jingle composer, playback singer and record producer. He has composed music for various television serials and films including Actor In Law, Na Maloom Afraad, Load Wedding, Teefa in Trouble and The Donkey King. Shani Arshad, as a music composer, has made 13 super hit films background score and has directed 11 musical compositions in Coke Studio (Pakistan). Shani Arshad also made orchestral music with Hungarian orchestra “Budapest Film Orchestra” for the film The Donkey King.[1][2]

Music Title: ABHI MASHOOR NAHI - JJ47 (Prod. JOKHAY) Signer: JJ47 Release Date: 19 Nov 2021 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:-- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video):--

https://www.autocar.co.uk/car-news/new-cars/new-mid-engined-ferrari-daytona-sp3-packs-829bhp-v12 The latest entry into Ferrari’s ultra-exclusive Icona model series is the Daytona SP3, a limited-run mid-engined V12 roadster that pays tribute to one of the company’s best-known motorsport victories. It’s named in reference to the 1967 24 Hours of Daytona, at which Ferrari achieved a one-two-three finish with its legendary 330 P3/4, 330 P4 and 412 P racers – a highlight of what Ferrari calls “the golden era of closed wheel racing and an enduring reference point for generations of engineers and designers”. Ferrari will build 599 examples – 100 more units than the Monza duo – priced at €2 million (£1.68m) including taxes. Priority will go to owners of the SP1 and SP2, with deliveries getting underway in late 2022, and unlike those two speedster models – which are not road legal in certain regions due to the lack of a windscreen – Ferrari says the SP3 is street-legal everywhere. The Daytona SP3 is the first road-going Ferrari to feature a mid-mounted 12-cylinder engine since the LaFerrari hybrid hypercar bowed out in 2018, and with the output of the 6.5-litre naturally aspirated V12 boosted to 829bhp and 514lb ft, it’s the most powerful non-electrified model that Maranello has yet produced. Engine upgrades over the 812 Competizione extend to a modified intake and exhaust (for an “astonishing soundtrack”), lightweight titanium conrods, reduced-friction piston pins and a lighter, rebalanced crankshaft. Mated to a quicker-shifting version of the 812 Competizione’s seven-speed automatic gearbox, the V12 promises a “torque curve that rises rapidly” all the way up to its 9500rpm redline, giving a 0-62mph time of 2.85sec and a top speed of 211mph making the Daytona SP3 the joint-fastest Ferrari road car yet. The references to 1960s race cars extend beyond the mechanicals, with the Daytona SP3 having a characteristically aerodynamically optimised design that blends elements of Ferrari’s historic designs with cues from current models. The low-set wraparound windscreen, for example, draws an obvious link to the P3/4, while the “double-crested” front wings nod to sports prototypes like the 512 S, 712 Can-Am and 312 P. Meanwhile, a moving panel in the centre of the front bumper is a tribute to the pop-up headlights that were once po[CENSORED]r on supercars. The side mirrors sit atop the front wings in another retro-inspired flourish that improves both airflow and visibility, while airboxes integrated into the butterfly doors channel air to the side-mounted radiators. At the rear, the Daytona SP3 is strikingly differentiated from other modern Ferraris by a unique stack of ‘blades’ beneath the wraparound light bar, which is said to lend “a look that’s both futuristic and a nod to signatures from Ferrari’s DNA”. Ferrari says the Daytona SP3 is the most aerodynamically efficient road car that it has yet built without the aid of active aerodynamic elements. The retro-futuristic design theme continues inside the cabin, elements of which are modelled on previous race cars but which aims to provide refinement on a par with a typical modern grand tourer. The seats are integrated into the bodyshell, rather than mounted directly on the chassis, as in classic racing prototypes, but Ferrari has aimed to provide a similarly “snug” driving environment.

https://www.bbc.com/sport/cricket/59344258 Batter De Villiers, 37, retired from all forms of international cricket in 2018 but continued to play in Twenty20 franchise leagues around the world. His last match was in October for Indian Premier League team Royal Challengers Bangalore, who he represented for 10 years. "It has been an incredible journey," said De Villiers. "Ever since the back yard matches with my older brothers, I have played the game with pure enjoyment and unbridled enthusiasm. "Now, at the age of 37, that flame no longer burns so brightly." De Villiers played in 114 Test matches, 228 one-day internationals and 78 T20s for South Africa. He averaged more than 50 in both Test and ODI cricket, scoring 22 centuries in the former and 25 in the latter. In all T20s, De Villiers scored 9,424 runs in 340 matches at an average of 37.24 and a strike rate of 150.13, hitting four centuries and 69 half-centuries. De Villiers made his international debut in the Test series against England in 2004 and made his first ODI appearance against the same opposition a year later. He kept wicket on occasion and captained the Proteas in all three formats - most notably as ODI captain between 2012 and 2017, when he led them in 103 matches. Cricket South Africa held talks with De Villiers about coming out of international retirement to play in the recent Men's T20 World Cup but he decided against returning. He had not played first-class cricket for domestic side Titans nor any List A cricket since 2018, focusing instead on T20s. As well as at RCB, he also played for Middlesex in the T20 Blast, Lahore Qalandars in the Pakistan Super League and Brisbane Heat in Australia's Big Bash League. "Cricket has been exceptionally kind to me," added De Villiers. "Whether playing for the Titans, or the Proteas, or RCB, or around the world, the game has given me unimagined experiences and opportunities, and I will always be grateful." De Villiers scored 313 runs at an average of 31.3 in this year's IPL, where RCB were beaten by eventual runners-up Kolkata Knight Riders in the eliminator game. 'The best player of our times' - reaction India captain and RCB team-mate Virat Kohli: "To the best player of our times and the most inspirational person I've met, you can be very proud of what you've done and what you've given to RCB my brother. Our bond is beyond the game and will always be. "This hurts my heart but I know you've made the best decision for yourself and your family like you've always done. I love you." Former South Africa captain Faf du Plessis: "Well done on a special career. I've been extremely lucky to be on the same cricket field as you. The game will not be the same without you. The greatest player I have played with." England wicketkeeper-batter Jos Buttler: "What a player! I was one of so many who would turn on the TV just to watch you bat. Enjoy retirement, what a career." Australia all-rounder and RCB team-mate Glenn Maxwell: "Glad I got to share the field with one of the greatest players of all time, and an amazing human too! Changed cricket forever." England batter Sam Billings: "The best I've ever seen, and someone who I've always looked up to! Took the game to another level single-handedly."

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59337603 Early Christmas shopping helped to push up shop sales in October as people spent more on clothing and on toys. Sales rose by 0.8% in October, following no growth in September, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Clothing sales reached their highest level since the start of the pandemic, said the ONS. It also said second-hand stores, like charity shops and auction houses, had seen sales rise. Sales in clothing stores were only 0.5% below pre-pandemic levels, "with some retailers suggesting that early Christmas trading had boosted sales," the ONS said. Items that people were buying or pre-ordering earlier than usual for Christmas this year included toys and clothes, shoes and accessories. "After five months of no growth, retail sales picked up in October," said ONS chief economist Grant Fitzner. "Although sales overall are above pre-pandemic levels, it remains a mixed picture." Fuel sales fell sharply, returning to more normal levels after the fuel supply crisis in September, and food and online sales also dropped. Why is the cost of living going up? Five items that are going up in price and why Helen Dickinson, chief executive of the British Retail Consortium, said that retailers were putting in "a gargantuan effort" to make sure they had Christmas stock amid continuing supply chain problems. "Labour shortages throughout the supply chains - from farms to distribution - are pushing up costs and creating some gaps on the shelves," she said. "Nonetheless, retailers are prioritising Christmas essentials, and many have laid out their festive offerings a little earlier to ensure everyone has time to buy treats and decorations before the big day." She said that retailers were hoping demand would be sustained throughout the Christmas period. "However, challenges remain, with higher prices looming and many households facing rising energy bills." Greener and cheaper The jump in sales in non-food stores, which includes second-hand shops, helped to boost October's figures. Robin Osterley, chief executive of the Charity Retail Association, said like-for-like sales across the charity shop sector in October were between 3% and 5% higher than before the Covid pandemic - a "very significant" rise. People's attitudes had been changing towards donating and buying second-hand clothing in particular, he said, in part due to growing environmental awareness. "To chuck it in the bin is not doing anything apart from filling up landfill," he said. "[And] people want to buy from a good cause." There is a growing "backlash to fast fashion", he added, saying that people wanted to buy good quality second-hand clothing "that will last". "We are in a zeitgeist of people wanting to buy second-hand. We see that lasting for a very long time, if not forever," he said. There are also sobering reasons why second-hand sales are booming, Mr Osterley said. Many people are finding their household budgets are being squeezed by redundancy or price rises, he said. "People are coming to charity shops for economic reasons," he said. "They are looking to buy in the most cost effective way. I think inflation is a factor." The cost of living rose again in October with annual inflation running at 4.2%, its highest rate in almost 10 years. Between August and September there was a fall in sales volumes in second-hand goods stores such as charity shops, auction houses and antique shops, but sales of expensive items at auction can make this data volatile, the ONS said. Separate figures from the ONS showed that government borrowing dipped last month as the economy continued to recover and the furlough scheme wound up. Borrowing - the difference between its spending and tax income - stood at £18.8bn in October, £200m less than a year earlier. Despite the fall, the figure still marked the second-highest total for October since monthly records began in 1993. The interest the government pays on what it borrows also jumped because of rising inflation. The ONS said interest payments tripled in October from a year earlier to £5.6bn. The government has spent record amounts on emergency measures during the pandemic, such as the furlough scheme, which was designed to protect wages. That was withdrawn completely on 1 October. Chancellor Rishi Sunak said government support in the pandemic "protected millions of jobs and businesses, but also left us with much higher public debt". He added that Budget measures "will keep debt on a sustainable path in the years to come".

https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-wales-59331845 A new type of recyclable meat packaging tray designed by a Swansea University student could save thousands of tonnes in plastic waste. Alaa Alaizoki, who is studying for an engineering doctorate, has created a meat tray without a separate piece of absorbent plastic padding underneath. Mr Alaizoki said the technology could be used in other areas, like nappies. Meat Promotion Wales said consumers wanted to know that food was made in an "environmentally responsible way". About 800,000 tonnes of UK meat packaging plastic waste is produced each year, Between 5% and 8% of this waste comes from the absorbent padding. In partnership with packaging manufacturers Klöckner Pentaplast, the design is already being used by leading UK food suppliers and retailers, including Sainsbury's and Asda. Mr Alaizoki's meat tray is 100% recyclable and allows consumers to look at meat from all angles through clear plastic. 'No way of the juices escaping' He said: "Traditional padding works similarly to nappies or sanitary towels, by drawing in moisture and converting it into a gel which cannot physically leak back out into the meat." He said his design allowed moisture into specially designed wells, but would not let it back out. The packaging can then be washed under a tap, meaning the plastic is chemically and biologically safe to be recycled along with other household items. He said: "You can turn it upside down, shake it, drop it, but the physics of the fluid mean that until it's flushed out there is no way of the juices escaping." The technology has only been patented for use in food packaging, but Mr Alaizoki said it could have many more uses. "Physics is physics, it doesn't matter if it's food packaging or any other product," he said. "This has the potential to be used in nappies and sanitary products, which also currently go straight into landfill, and take thousands of years to break down with the current gel technology." Mr Alaizoki, a Syrian student, said he was pleased to be able to give something back to the country which took him in. 'Ever higher standards' "Swansea has supported my learning, and given me the opportunity for me to fulfil my potential. "I have a wife and child here now, and it feels like home, even though the majority of my family are still back in Syria. "I'm just so glad to have come up with an invention which is going to improve the lives of everyone in my adopted home." Gwyn Howells, chief executive of Hybu Cig Cymru, Meat Promotion Wales said: "Consumers increasingly want to know that the food they buy is produced in as environmentally responsible way as possible. "The lamb and beef sector in Wales is renowned for its non-intensive farming systems which are world leading in terms of sustainability; packaging innovations such as this can only help to deliver ever higher standards throughout the supply chain."

Musician Name: Aima Baig Birthday / Location: 10 March 1995 (age 26)[1] Rahim Yar Khan, Punjab, Pakistan Main instrument: Vocals, guitar Musician Picture: Musician Awards & Nominations:--- Best Performance: --- Other Information: Aima Baig (Urdu: آئمہ بیگ‎, pronounced [aɪmaː beːg]; born 10 March 1995)[1] is a Pakistani singer and scriptwriter. She is known for her brief appearance in Dunya News' program Mazaaq Raat from 2015 to 2017. She rose to fame after her work on Lahore Se Aagey (2016),[3][4] due to which she gained po[CENSORED]rity through many other soundtracks and her appearance in Coke Studio. She was awarded Tamgha-e-Fakhre-Imtiaz in August 2019.[5]Aima Baig Sings in Ehd-e-Wafa OST, Do Bol OST and others OST'S[6]

Artist: Attaullah Khan Real Name: Attaullah Khan Esakhelvi Niazi Birth Date /Place: 19 August 1951 (age 70) Mianwali, Punjab, Pakistan Age: 70 Social status (Single / Married): married Artist Picture: Musical Genres: Folk music | Ghazal \ Playback singing | Film Awards: --- Top 3 Songs (Names): mujhko ye teri bewafai , mera dard tum na samajh sake , bewafa yoon tera muskarana Other Information: Attaullah Khan Niazi (Punjabi: عطااللہ خان نیازی) (born 19 August 1951), known professionally as Attaullah Khan Esakhelvi also known as Lala (meaning "elder brother" in Pashto and Punjabi), is a Pakistani musician from Isakhelevi, Mianwali, Punjab.[1]He is considered as one of the most formidable Classical Folk Singers to have emerged from South Asia.[by whom?] The Government of Pakistan awarded him the Sitara-e-Imtiaz on 23 March 2019[2] and he also got the Pride of Performance Award in 1991. In 2011 he appeared in Coke Studio (season 4) and sang 3 songs Ni Oothaan Waale, and Pyaar Naal. In September 2017 he appeared in Coke Studio (season 10) second time and sang Sab Maya with his traditional loving sound.

Music Title: MR MANI - MOMENT X WUSTAAZ X LIL MUSLIM (PROD BY MAARIJ) Signer: MR MANI X WUSTAAZ X LIL MUSLIM Release Date: 18 Nov 2021 Official Youtube Link: Informations About The Signer:-- Your Opinion About The Track (Music Video)--

Live Performance Title: Coldplay - The Scientist (Live in Madrid 2011) Signer Name: Coldplay Live Performance Location: Madrid Official YouTube Link: Your Opinion About the Track (Music Video):---

Something to look forward to: At a company event this week, MediaTek confirmed it would demo Wi-Fi 7 at CES next January, becoming one of the first companies to dip its toes into the upcoming standard. Wi-Fi 6 and Wi-Fi 6E are still pretty new, and consumer adoption of Wi-Fi 7 is a ways off. PC Magazine notes the confirmation came from a slide during a presentation at the MediaTek Summit on Friday. The keynote mentions that Wi-Fi 7 should increase speeds by a factor of 2.4, compared to Wi-Fi 6E, which the IEEE introduced last year. "We are going to participate in Wi-Fi 7 technology," said Associate VP for Product Marketing James Chen. "We want to be the leaders." Chen said that the higher speed applies when using the same number of antennas as Wi-Fi 6E. He also pointed out that Wi-Fi 7 will be better at blocking interference from neighboring networks. Even though MediaTek intends to demo Wi-Fi 7, also known as 802.11be, next year, a paper suggests the IEEE won't finish standards for the technology until 2024. The report also says Wi-Fi 7 could bring speeds of up to 40 gigabits per second. Qualcomm started talking about Wi-Fi 7 back in 2019 before Wi-Fi 6 was even available. According to CNET, the company's vice president of technology, V.K. Jones, said Wi-Fi 7 could reach speeds faster than wired. Jones also said Wi-Fi 7 would be able to use more antennas than Wi-Fi 6, and they won't need to all be bunched up together at one access point. That could help give Wi-Fi 7 a stronger signal across larger spaces. Wi-Fi 7 may even be able to use the 2.4GHz, 5GHz, and 6GHz bands simultaneously.