Why is united factions down

Kashyap added. Two weeks of escalating violence have left many Yemenis hungry, trapped inside their cities and villages with food stocks running low. The situation is of particular concern because almost half of the population of Yemen is food-insecure, struggling to grow or buy food.

WFP in found that Of these, 5 million people were found to be severely food insecure and in need of food assistance. It is estimated today, following the escalation of violence, that more than 12 million Yemenis are food insecure. Those close to Moyes on Monday said he had yet to be informed of any planned change to his managerial position.

As United refused to comment, he was carrying on with the gruelling task in hand. Defeat by Everton of all teams was felt sharply. Moyes held meetings with his staff deep into Sunday night. He struggled to sleep, wrestling with what lay ahead. This is a proud man who Sir Alex Ferguson believes has earned his place at football's top table. A place Moyes wanted to prove is justified. Working at football's coalface, 'the Chosen One' has gained respect from his peers, the question has been has he the respect of his players?

Losing the dressing room: Questions remain over whether Moyes had the backing of the dressing room. Moyes has made strides to bond a group divided by cliques, tiers and factions. Much of what he formed at Everton was built on team spirit; 'one for all, all for one'. The mantra at United has seemed more 'What about me? The group have dined and drank together; staff, wives and partners all included, but still the bickering at Carrington prevails.

Whether they believe it or not, Moyes has cared about them. In hindsight, he may have afforded some more respect than they deserved. Those players have failed to recognise the scale of the job required, after all they are the reigning Premier League champions. They won by 11 points, what could possibly be wrong?

Too much for wily Ferguson to continue with that was for sure. A dearth of young talent, senior professionals who should have moved on and spoilt players who continually fail to heed advice. Whoever came in had to be single-minded, disregard sentiment and build for a new future. Only that doesn't always fit well if a club is steeped in the past. Tough going: Wayne Rooney looks dejected as United slumped to their 11th league defeat of the season. The TPLF had said on Tuesday its forces were also closing in on the town of Mille, which would enable them to cut off the highway linking neighbouring Djibouti to Addis Ababa.

The government accuses the TPLF of exaggerating gains. On Friday, government spokesperson Legesse Tulu said fighting was still 80 km 50 miles from Mille. He also said there was fighting at least km 60 miles north of Shewa Robit, a town in the Amhara region that is on the A2 highway, which links the capital to Ethiopia's north.

That would put fighting about 57 km 36 miles south of Kombulcha, one of two towns the TPLF said it captured last weekend. The TPLF was unreachable for comment on that. It was not possible to independently confirm claims made by either side as communications in the area remained down. At a market on Addis Ababa's outskirts, traders went about their business as usual but fewer shoppers were coming. Vegetable seller Abdisa Wili, 32, said prices were rising. State-affiliated Fana TV reported that thousands of people took to the streets on Friday for pro-government rallies in at least seven towns and cities in Oromiya region, which surrounds Addis Ababa.

This map was characterized by the largest landmass in history and the creation of coalitions to counter aggressive factions. For most of the map, there existed a four way struggle of power among the major factions, them being: The Dwarven Empire , The Brotherhood , the Men of the North and the Order of Dalmaitus.

The flexible political landscape greatly favored a general balance of power, with some grouping up, more than once, if one of the others became a threat or a tempting target. The map was closed after a general consensus agreed on the server needing a fresh start, and so it was brought down in August The Second World was launched in August , the initial player base mostly consisted of players from the First Map with some, few, new faces.

This map was characterized by having a small dimension and the idea of wars and conflicts for the factions' area of influence outside their actual claims. This map saw the appearance of many new players from different migrational waves.

The map was closed after the Factions plug-in crashed and the work needed to get every faction back to a functional state, just was too much. It was so that it was brought down in March The Third World was launched in April , the initial player base mostly consisted of players from the previous maps, but also saw the creation of many new factions along with these.

This map was characterized by having the same dimension as the previous one, the idea of wars and conflicts for the factions' area of influence outside their actual claims, the use of a handmade map, and the unprecedented amount of annexations. The clear victors, however, were North Korea , as they managed to defeat almost every faction on the server during the conflict known as North Korea vs The World.

The map was closed after a general consensus was achieved on the forums, agreeing on the map having several flaws and a restart being necessary before all players were lost. It was so that it was brought down in August