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Dame Mary Quant, the British legendary fashion designer who popularized the short skirt, has died at the age of 93.

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  Mary Quant, the British designer who popularized the miniskirt, has died at the age of 93.  According to a statement released by her family to the PA news agency, she "died peacefully at home in Surrey, UK this morning."  Her family described her as "an internationally recognized fashion designer of the twentieth century and an outstanding innovator of the Swinging Sixties."  Quant became a poster girl for London's Youthquake in the 1960s. Although she is frequently incorrectly attributed as the originator, she unquestionably made the miniskirt the "it" clothing item for a new generation of young women. With her Vidal Sassoon hair and her fame as the face of Swinging London, she was regularly photographed and was virtually always wearing a mini - notably when she received her OBE in 1966. Quant did more than just wear miniskirts; she also designed them.  She was at the forefront of the 1960s fashion change that put kids front and center for the first...
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Some of the African countries and their Nicknames.

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picture by Nothing Ahead/Pexels    • South Afric a – Rainbow Nation 🇿🇦 • Rwanda -  Land of a Thousand Hills  🇷🇼 • Madagascar -  The Red Island 🇲🇬 • Lesotho -  The Kingdom In the Sky 🇱🇸 • Egypt -  The Gift of the Nile 🇪🇬 • Liberia - The Land of Liberty 🇱🇷  • Ghana - The gateway to Africa/The Blackstar of Africa 🇬🇭 • Nigeria - The Giant Of Africa 🇳🇬 • Namibia - Land Of The Brave 🇳🇦  • Uganda - The Pearl Of Africa 🇺🇬 • Malawi - The Warm Heart Of Africa 🇲🇼 • Zambia - The real Africa 🇿🇲 • Kenya - The Pride Of Africa 🇰🇪  • Tanzania - Brain of Africa (Bongo) 🇹🇿  • Gambia - The Smiling Coast Of Africa 🇬🇲  • Ethiopia - The Land Of Origin 🇪🇹  • Burkina faso - The Land Of Upright Men  🇧🇫 • Morroco - The Land Of Colours 🇲🇦  • Mauritius - The Continental Island  🇲🇺  • Comoros - The Perfume Island 🇰🇲  • Sierra leone - T...
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  Peter is very busy in Heaven, so he leaves a sign by the pearly gates: "For Service Ring Bell." Away he goes but barely gets started when BING!  The bell rings. He rushes back to the gates, but no one's there. Peter goes back to work when suddenly BING!  The bell rings again. He rushes back to the gates, but no one's there. A little annoyed, Peter goes back to work. Suddenly, BING!  The bell rings again. Peter goes back; again, no one's there.  "Okay, that's it," Peter says. "I'm going to hide and watch to see what's going on." So Peter hides, and a moment later, a little old man walks up and rings the bell.  Peter jumps out and yells, "Aha! Are you the guy who keeps ringing the bell?"  "Yes, that's me," the little old man says.  "Well, why do you keep ringing the bell and going away?" Peter asks.  "I can't help it — they keep resuscitating me!” he replies.  By Covenant 
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At least three minors were among the 31 passengers killed when the ferry caught fire.

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  Image from Pexels  Dozens of passengers, including a six-month-old infant, were killed when a tourist ferry in the Philippines caught fire. Following the fire on the MV Lady Mary Joy 3 off the southern province of Basilan on Wednesday evening, at least 23 people were wounded and taken to the hospital. Rescuers are still looking for at least seven missing passengers, with fears that there were additional passengers on board who were not mentioned in the ship's manifest. The ferry is fully engulfed in flames, according to shocking video footage. According to regional governor Jim Hataman, survivors jumped into the water and were rescued by the coast guard, another passing vessel, and local fishermen. 'Some of the passengers were roused from their sleep due to the commotion created by the fire,' he said. Some people leapt off the ship.' Several victims drowned and were recovered at sea, while 18 were found in the passenger cabin's budget section, he added.  The ferry...
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A tornado kills 23 people in Mississippi, wreaking pandemonium in the southern US state.

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  Tornadoes swept over Mississippi, killing at least 23 people and left a devastation in their wake. The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency stated on Twitter that search and rescue teams from local and state agencies had been mobilized to assist tornado victims. Early Saturday, the agency revealed that 23 people had perished, four were missing, and dozens had been injured. "Unfortunately, these numbers are expected to change," the agency tweeted a few minutes later. A tornado inflicted damage around 60 miles north-east of Jackson, Mississippi, according to the National Weather Service. The remote settlements of Silver City and Rolling Fork were destroyed as the tornado moved northeast at 70 mph, racing into Alabama through towns like Winona and Amory into the night. Mayor Eldridge Walker of Rolling Fork told CNN that his village was essentially destroyed. As the sun came up, video revealed houses reduced to rubble, automobiles tossed on their sides, and trees stripped of...
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'Godfather of AI' Geoffrey Hinton leaves Google and issues a warning about job losses and other risks

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 Hinton clarified Google's position on the advancement of AI. The technology's creator stated in a tweet that he did not leave Google to criticize it.  The man dubbed "the Godfather of A.I.", Geoffrey Hinton, has resigned his position at Google. This shift represents a critical turning point in the advancement of AI, as Hinton is joining forces with other detractors to raise awareness of the possible risks associated with AI,  according to a New York Times report.  The pioneer of artificial intelligence laid the theoretical groundwork for the AI systems that drive modern chatbots like ChatGPT. He was one of the most esteemed experts in the field and has over ten years of experience working with Google.  Hinton claimed in an interview with The Times that he left his position at Google so that he could talk openly about the dangers of AI. He acknowledged that he had certain regrets over his life's job. He argues that it is difficult to see how any of us can stop m...
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I can't take that risk."

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  An elderly American couple went on holiday to Jerusalem. While they were there, the wife passed away.  The undertaker explained to the husband that "You can have her shipped home for $5,000 or you can have her buried here in the Holy Land for $150."  The man thought about it and told him that he would just have his wife shipped home.  The undertaker was surprised. He asked the man: "Why would you spend $5,000 to have your wife shipped home when it would be wonderful for her to be buried here and you would spend only $150?"  The husband replied: "Long ago, a man died here, was buried, and three days later he rose from the dead. I can't take that risk."  By Covenant 
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