Mutazione follows the story of Kai, a teenager visiting her sick grandfather on an island inhabited by mutants. The game combines elements of drama and gardening, where players help restore the island's ecosystem by planting gardens that reflect characters' emotions. The visuals are vibrant and pastel, accompanied by a beautiful soundtrack. However, the gameplay can become repetitive due to the small map and lack of a sprint option.

The article presents a comprehensive analysis of video analytics workloads in edge computing environments, focusing on the challenges posed by data volume and computational complexity. It proposes a classification of hardware platforms and neural networks, characterizes six hardware platforms, and introduces an experimental model to estimate performance and cost. The study emphasizes the importance of considering both video decoding and neural network inference in the design of edge infrastructures and provides insights into the suitability of different platforms for various deployment scenarios.

The article discusses the chaos in Iraq and Syria, attributing it to the U.S. invasion of Iraq in 2003 and the subsequent rise of the Islamic State. Monica G. Prieto and Javier Espinosa argue that the invasion led to sectarianism and instability, with Iran gaining significant influence in the region. They express concerns about potential conflicts involving Iran and highlight the suffering of the Kurdish people. The authors also discuss their recent book, which explores these issues in depth, and reflect on their experiences as journalists in the Middle East.

The study investigates the charge-state distributions of xenon atoms under ultraintense X-ray pulses, revealing complex ionisation dynamics and resonance structures. Experimental data from the European XFEL are compared with theoretical calculations using the XATOM toolkit, highlighting discrepancies and the influence of peak fluence on ion yields. The research demonstrates the independence of resonance spectra from X-ray fluence beyond saturation, simplifying multiphoton spectroscopy with ultraintense X-rays. The findings provide insights into the transient electronic structure and multiple-core-hole states during X-ray interactions.

The Asociación Paraguaya de Fútbol (APF) released the schedule for the 8th and 9th dates of the Torneo Clausura 2023. The 8th round will start on Friday, August 25, with a match between Sportivo Ameliano and Guaireña, and will conclude on Monday, September 4, with a game between Olimpia and Sportivo Ameliano.

A violent man is being sought after allegedly beating and threatening his partner in a residence located in the Belén settlement of the Che La Reina neighborhood in Ciudad del Este. The victim, identified by the initials M.Z.R., managed to escape with her young child after being verbally and physically abused by the intoxicated perpetrator.

The arrival of Lionel Messi in the United States has sparked a football frenzy in North America, and now CONMEBOL is looking to extend this excitement to South America by potentially having the Argentine star participate in some of the club competitions on the continent. Argentine journalist Hugo Balassone from TyC Sports reported on this development.

Cerro Porteño has formally requested the suspension of Olimpia player Fernando Cardozo and referees Derlis López, Rodney Aquino, Julio Quintana, Ulises Mereles, and Eduardo Britos following the injury of Rodrigo Melgarejo during a classic match. The club has submitted a formal complaint to the Tribunal Disciplinario de la APF expressing their concerns.

Cerro Porteño has formally requested the suspension of Olimpia player Fernando Cardozo following the injury of Rodrigo Melgarejo. The club has also filed complaints against referees Derlis López, Rodney Aquino, Julio Quintana, Ulises Mereles, and Eduardo Britos, citing concerns over their officiating during the match.

Cerro Porteño, referred to as 'El Ciclón', filed a formal complaint with the APF Disciplinary Tribunal against player Fernando Cardozo of Olimpia and referees Derlis López, Ródney Aquino, Julio Quintana, Ulises Mereles, and Eduardo Britos for incidents that occurred during the recent superclassic match. The complaint was signed by club president Juan José Zapag and secretary Miguel Duarte.

Daniel Rivas, previously listed to leave Cerro Porteño, has been reinstated to the main squad as announced by the club's sports manager, Fernando Jubero.

Club Cerro Porteño has formally expressed concern and filed a complaint against player Fernando Cardozo and referees Derlis López, Rodney Aquino, José Cuevas, Julio Quintana, Ulises Mereles, and Eduardo Britos, citing Article 114.1 of the Disciplinary Code of the Paraguayan Football Association (APF). The club seeks their suspension following the superclásico match.

Fernando Jubero, manager of Cerro Porteño, confirmed in a press conference the departure of Brazilian scout Rafael Vieira. Despite media reports suggesting otherwise, Cerro Porteño clarified that Vieira did not resign. The team failed to win both the Apertura and Clausura tournaments this season.

Aproniano Santa Cruz, father of Paraguayan striker Roque Santa Cruz, suggests that his son, currently playing for Club Libertad, would be willing to return to Club Olimpia if they reach out to him, despite recent turbulent relations with Olimpia's fans. As Roque celebrates his 42nd birthday, his father hints at a potential move back to the 'King of Cups', indicating that Roque would pack his bags if Olimpia calls.

The Division of Honor has scheduled the 8th and 9th dates of the Clausura Tournament, featuring key matches such as a potential championship clash between Cerro Porteño and Libertad, and a game between Sportivo Luqueño and Olimpia. Cerro Porteño will travel to Encarnación to face Tacuary.

Cerro Porteño has issued a strong statement requesting a nine-month suspension for the referees of the recent Superclásico and a formal complaint against Olimpia player Fernando Cardozo. The club's demand follows a severe injury to their player Rodrigo Melgarejo, who suffered multiple ligament and meniscal tears. The complaint has been submitted to the Tribunal Disciplinario.

The review article discusses the kynurenine pathway's role in the pathophysiology of aging-related conditions such as frailty, sarcopenia, and osteoporosis. It highlights the pathway's modulation by inflammatory factors in older individuals, a process termed inflammaging. The article suggests that disruptions in the kynurenine pathway due to chronic inflammation or changes in gut microbiota can lead to increased serum levels of toxic metabolites, which are associated with these conditions. Conversely, anabolic products of the pathway may have positive effects on skeletal muscle and bone. The review also explores the potential of kynurenines as biomarkers and targets for new pharmacological treatments.

The text describes the current state of the metaverse and some of the technologies it relies on, such as extended reality (XR), which includes augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR). In the XR world, capturing real content faces processing challenges compared to generating synthetic (3D) content. The metaverse not only faces content creation issues but also visualization challenges, presenting a landscape of both possibilities and obstacles.

Paleopathology allows bioanthropologists to study diseases and clinical conditions suffered by past societies due to genetic factors and their interaction with the environment or other external factors. This initial approach to the representation of pathologies in the iconography of pre-Columbian cultures on the coast of Ecuador during the Late Formative and Regional Development periods reveals the diseases that affected these societies and hypothesizes how certain diseases could have been caused by sociocultural factors, giving a more complex meaning to the suffering of these conditions. Additionally, the identification of pathologies suggests that some pathological markers observed in bone remains found in archaeological contexts may have had different etiologies, such as porotic hyperostosis and its possible relation to Bartonellosis.

The physical barriers around the Capitol in Washington, D.C. are being removed, symbolizing a need to also dismantle political and cultural barriers that divide Americans. The authors advocate for the Decision Point Method of contextual dialogue to foster respectful and constructive political discussions. Highlighting examples such as Mayor Muriel Bowser's actions and the national partisan conflict over DC Statehood, the article emphasizes the importance of moving away from divisive rhetoric towards conversations that promote a just and functioning society.

Juan Carlos Sánchez, a former hitman from Medellín, recounts his journey from a life of violence to one of redemption. Growing up in a dangerous neighborhood, he joined the ELN guerrilla group and later the Bloque Metro paramilitary group, participating in numerous killings. After years of violence, he sought a new path, finding solace in religion and football. Now, he works to prevent children in his community from following his violent footsteps by coaching a football team and promoting education. Despite ongoing challenges, his efforts have significantly improved the neighborhood's safety and prospects.

Narcotourism in Medellín, Colombia, has become a thriving business, attracting tourists to iconic locations associated with the infamous drug lord Pablo Escobar. The tours, which include visits to Escobar's mansion, palace, and grave, are fueled by the popularity of TV series like 'Narcos'. The phenomenon has led to a dispute between Roberto Escobar, Pablo's brother, and Popeye, Escobar's main hitman, over the true narrative of Escobar's life. Roberto, who runs a museum at the site of an assassination attempt on him, claims that Pablo committed suicide and was persecuted for entering politics, contrary to the portrayal in 'Narcos'. Meanwhile, Roberto has demanded $1 billion from the creators of 'Narcos' for unauthorized use of his brother's image, having registered the rights under Escobar Inc. The article also describes the experiences of tourists on these narcotours, the local sentiment towards Escobar, and the commercialization of his legacy.

Dr. Shafik Amer runs a child psychology center in Amman, Jordan, helping Syrian refugee children cope with trauma from the war. The children, who have experienced bombings and violence, receive psychological support from the Salaam Cultural Museum. Amer, who fled Syria due to his own safety concerns after exposing regime atrocities, works with children suffering from depression, nightmares, and other mental health issues. The article highlights the story of Sidra, a nine-year-old girl who witnessed her father's execution and struggles with nightmares. Despite the challenges, Amer remains hopeful for a return to peace.