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Source: Hong Kong Government special administrative region
The Education Bureau (EDB) together with schools in Hong Kong organised a variety of student activities today (April 15) in support of the National Security Education Day to promote national security education. The Secretary for Education, Mr Kevin Yeung, and the Under Secretary for Education, Dr Choi Yuk-lin, attended the morning assemblies of SKH St James’ Primary School and King’s College respectively, during which they viewed the raising of the national flag and sang the national anthem with students. Mr Yeung said, “Today is the sixth National Security Education Day (National Security Day) of our country and also the first of its kind since the implementation of the Law of the People’s Republic of China on Safeguarding National Security in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (the National Security Law). It is therefore particularly meaningful. As a place for education, schools
Community Beer Co. expanding to larger location and will start distilling spirits, too
The new space, opening in fall 2021, will include a two-story taproom, outdoor biergarten, multiple event spaces and a concert venue.
Rendering of new Community Beer Co. location(Community Beer Co.)
As the North Texas craft beer landscape expands, so too do some of the breweries that helped ignite the boom eight years ago. Dallas-based Community Beer Co. just announced it will be relocating its taproom and production brewery facilities to a much larger location in coming months. Just the news that Community will have an open taproom is a welcome announcement, as the brewery has been open for to-go beer only since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020.
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A part of a mural in a Toronto subway station looks remarkably similar to the round yellow, ghost-eating figures in Pac-Man, a popular video game from the 1980s.
Toronto resident Clare Womack took a photo of the mosaic in Sherbourne station and posted it to the Facebook group, Weird Toronto. I ve been using this station for years and only just noticed that one of the mosaics is Pac-Man and, I think, Galactica, I m not a gamer so not sure, Womack posted.
A few people remarked that there are similarities between the mural and both video games.