Assassin's Creed Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs is an expansion pack for the action-adventure video game Assassin's Creed Origins. Developed by Ubisoft Montreal and published by Ubisoft, this expansion pack takes players on a thrilling journey through ancient Egypt as they uncover the mysteries behind the curse of the pharaohs. In this expansion, players take on the role of Bayek, the protagonist from the main game, who embarks on a new quest to investigate a curse that is plaguing the pharaohs and their tombs. The story is set four years after the events of the main game, and as Bayek explores the mystical afterlife known as the Duat, he encounters famous pharaohs such as Ramses the Great and Nefertiti. The Curse of the Pharaohs expansion introduces a new region called Thebes, which is a vast and detailed open-world map that players can freely explore. Thebes is filled with new quests, side missions, and activities, providing players with hours of additional gameplay.
The path toward the goal can be traversed if the point at which the training of an emerging leader begins, determined by an assessment of any sort, and then ends described in terms of some measurable criteria, is more clearly recognized. Now, the problem is that in many or most programs for developing church leaders, the final product is just, quite frankly, not very clearly defined. It’s the old adage, you aim at nothing and you hit it every time. Worse than that, the process that is supposed to lead to that final product of a mature, well-equipped church leader, just frankly, too often fails to do that.
Worse than that, the process that is supposed to lead to that final product of a mature, well-equipped church leader, just frankly, too often fails to do that. This is why it s so important for church leaders preparing for ministry in a school environment, in an educational institution to always also have a very clearly-defined and administered, we might call it, an extracurricular learning plan for the holistic development, and we ll comeback to that later.
Thebes is filled with new quests, side missions, and activities, providing players with hours of additional gameplay. The expansion also increases the level cap to 55, allowing players to further enhance Bayek's abilities and skills. One of the most exciting aspects of Curse of the Pharaohs is the introduction of new enemy types.
Integrated cancer pathway leads to improved experience for breast cancer patients
Wednesday 3 May 2023: Bermuda Hospitals Board (BHB) and Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre (the Centre) today jointly shared information about work on an integrated breast cancer care pathway, which aims to improve the experience and outcomes for breast cancer patients in Bermuda.
At a press conference today, the integrated breast cancer care pathway booklet was made public and handed to the Minister of Health, the Hon. Kim Wilson, JP MP. The Minister had requested BHB to take the lead on developing the methodology for integrated care pathway work in Bermuda, and developing cancer pathways is one of many integration projects across different BHB services, including mental health, maternal/child health, chronic diseases and palliative care. Click here for the booklet.
BHB Deputy CEO, R Scott Pearman, commented: “BHB’s integration programme aims to improve the delivery of care for patients across BHB services and the wider healthcare system. A key part of the programme is the involvement of multiple stakeholders and patients in the planning of these improvements. I’m so very pleased to see the successful development and implementation of the integrated breast cancer care pathway. It reflects the work of 21 patients and 35 clinical colleagues, including oncologists, surgeons and radiologists. This is our first cancer care pathway, and work is already underway to complete a similar process for colon and prostate cancers.”
The development of integrated cancer care pathways within the BHB integration programme has been led by the Medical Director of Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, Dr Fosker, in collaboration with BHB executive sponsor, Mr Pearman, and the programme’s physician lead, Chief of Psychiatry, Dr Anna Neilson-Williams.
According to Dr Fosker, medical director at Bermuda Cancer and Health Centre, breast cancer was selected as the first cancer to review due to its prevalence in Bermuda. In addition, the availability of most steps of the treatment path on the island makes it an ideal target for review, as it allows for the identification of potential improvements that can be made locally to positively impact patient outcomes. Dr Fosker further explains:
“Putting patients at the centre of the improvement process has been essential. By listening to their feedback about where the system challenged them on their breast cancer journey, we were able to identify areas for improvement and make direct changes to positively impact patient experience and outcomes. One common issue we heard was how long it took to get the next appointment or receive results. Reviewing the process showed us that changing communication and coordination methods could have a significant positive impact.
“To further enhance the patient experience, we have established a breast multidisciplinary team (MDT) that meets weekly. Comprising the Centre’s diagnostic imaging and radiologist, some of the Island’s breast surgeons, BHB pathologists, the Island’s oncologists and the Centre’s Cancer Navigator, this team reviews each patient’s breast cancer diagnoses and determines the best path forward. This approach departs from the previous method, where patients would receive a diagnosis and have to wait to see a surgeon and oncologist. The MDT approach reduces waiting times and ensures that multiple doctors have reviewed the patient’s cancer and agreed on the best next steps.
“While this does not eliminate the need for multiple appointments with different doctors, it was acknowledged that coordinating them can be overwhelming for patients. Therefore, both BHB and the Centre will provide a cancer navigator, a staff member who will assist doctors and patients in moving seamlessly from one-step to the next along the breast cancer pathway. It is the hope of the medical community that by making these changes, we can continue to make a difference in the lives of our patients, and we remain committed to continuing to put their needs first.”
The booklet ‘Integrated Care in Bermuda: Understanding Breast Health’ can be found at bermudahospitals.bm and bchc.bm.
The Minister’s speech from the press conference can be read here.
The 1996-1997 school year saw even stricter security measures on the castle, including the use of Secrecy Sensors to stop smuggling in of Dark objects and sealing the gates and boundaries to unauthorised entry. Since the Marauders, Remus Lupin and Sirius Black had re-joined the Order of the Phoenix the prior year, Professor Dumbledore may have blocked the known secret passages on the Marauders Map.
These enemies are called the "Phylakes," and they are elite warriors sent by the gods to punish those who disturb the pharaohs' resting places. These powerful adversaries offer a fresh and challenging combat experience for players. Additionally, the expansion pack introduces new gear, weapons, and outfits that players can acquire and use in their journey. These items are inspired by ancient Egyptian mythology and add a unique flair to the gameplay. The Curse of the Pharaohs expansion pack builds upon the already strong foundation of Assassin's Creed Origins, delivering a compelling and immersive experience for players to enjoy. With its rich storyline, stunning visuals, and engaging gameplay, it is a must-play for fans of the series and anyone interested in ancient Egyptian history. Overall, Assassin's Creed Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs is an excellent expansion that breathes new life into the game. With its intriguing narrative, challenging gameplay, and beautiful world, it offers a captivating experience that will keep players entertained for hours on end. Whether you're a fan of the franchise or simply enjoy exploring historic settings, this expansion is well worth your time..
Reviews for "Meeting the Legendary Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt in AC Origins: Curse of the Pharaohs"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the "Curse of the Pharaohs" expansion for Assassin's Creed Origins. While the main game was fantastic and immersive, this DLC just fell flat for me. The story felt lackluster and didn't really add anything meaningful to the overall narrative. The gameplay was also a letdown, with repetitive missions and a lack of new mechanics or challenges. Overall, it felt like a missed opportunity to expand upon an already promising game.
2. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Curse of the Pharaohs" as I thoroughly enjoyed Assassin's Creed Origins, but unfortunately, this expansion didn't live up to my expectations. The graphics and setting were impressive, but the story felt disjointed and failed to grab my attention. The missions were repetitive and lacked the depth and variety that made the main game so enjoyable. Additionally, the expansion didn't introduce any new gameplay elements that could have enhanced the experience. Overall, I found "Curse of the Pharaohs" to be a lackluster addition to an otherwise great game.
3. Michael - 3 stars - While I didn't dislike "Curse of the Pharaohs," I found it to be underwhelming compared to the main game of Assassin's Creed Origins. The expansion offered a beautiful setting and some interesting new enemies to face, but the missions felt repetitive and lacked the same level of immersion as the base game. The story, while attempting to be grand, ended up feeling convoluted and disconnected from the main plot. It was a decent addition, but not one that lived up to the high standards set by the main game.
4. Emily - 2 stars - "Curse of the Pharaohs" was a disappointment for me as a fan of Assassin's Creed Origins. The expansion promised a new and exciting adventure in ancient Egypt, but it ultimately felt like a rehash of the main game with a different skin. The missions were repetitive, the story was predictable, and there were no significant gameplay enhancements. It felt like a missed opportunity to offer something fresh and innovative, and I was left wanting more from this DLC. Overall, I would recommend skipping this expansion if you're looking for a truly captivating and enriching experience.