Crews are working to put out a large fire at Bass Bay Brewhouse, a popular lakeside restaurant in Muskego, Wis., according to multiple reports. Firefighters responded on Friday morning after flames broke out at the business just north of Bass Bay. The restaurant and the residential parts of the building have been fully evacuated. Authorities urged the public to avoid the area around Ladwig Drive and Aud Marry Avenue while crews continued to battle the fire. Residents were also asked to stay away from the stretch between Lannon Drive and Moorland Road until further notice. Cause still unknown It remains unclear what caused the fire, according to reports. Fire officials are currently assessing the damage and investigating the origin of the incident. Community Landmark Impact The Bass Bay Brewhouse is well known in the Muskego community for its waterfront location, lively atmosphere and popular events. News of the fire raised concerns among residents and regular visitors, several outlets reported. Fire crews are expected to remain on site as they work to bring the fire under control and begin a full damage assessment.

Brave is upgrading its Leo AI, giving it the ability to browse the internet for you. This Agentic AI mode can do many tasks on its own without the user’s intervention. By adding these agentic features to the browser, Brave finally takes its first step towards becoming an AI-powered Agentic browser. The new agent mode gives Brave’s AI the ability to act for the user instead of just offering answers or summaries. This could mean it can fill out online forms, complete repeated website actions, or even browse pages on your behalf while keeping privacy intact. Brave says the goal is to make web browsing faster and more useful by combining smart automation with strict privacy protections. In the future, users may ask Leo to compare prices on different sites, book appointments, or handle small research tasks automatically. It turns the browser into something more active and useful beyond just a scrolling tool. Brave has been adding AI features for some time. Previously, it introduced Leo, an AI chatbot built right into the browser that can summarize pages, answer questions and rewrite text while keeping data private. The agent mode now builds on that idea, making the assistant more intelligent and action-oriented. The feature is still in testing, and Brave has not announced when it will be publicly released. But as interest in agentic AI continues to grow, this move shows how browsers are beginning to evolve into more capable, privacy-first tools. Brave Browser has always been one of the first choices for privacy for users. And if these features live up to their promise, Brave could soon become the first browser to bring true AI automation to everyday browsing.

Smart rings are winning over people who want health tracking without the bulk of a watch, especially at night. They sit quietly on a finger, collect sleep and recovery data, and generally last longer on a charge than most smartwatches. For anyone choosing a first smart ring, the decision comes down to a handful of practical questions, not hype. Some rings also move into more specialized territory. RingConn Gen 2, for example, can flag possible signs of sleep apnea, while a few models add heart health tools like EKG and atrial fibrillation alerts. Most people won’t use half the measurements on day one, so it helps to choose a ring based on what will actually be worn. Below is a simple way to choose a smart ring that fits the budget and daily habits. 1) Check phone compatibility before falling for features. Most smart rings work on Android and iPhone, but Samsung Galaxy Ring is the exception. It’s Android only, and it makes the most sense within the Samsung ecosystem. For iPhone users, it crashes immediately. For Android users who want a subscription-free option from a big brand, it often ends up on the shortlist early on. 2) Decide if a subscription is acceptable This is where buyers are surprised. Most smart rings don’t lock insights behind a monthly fee, but Oura does. Oura Ring 4 requires a $5.99 subscription for deeper statistics and long-term trends. A subscription can turn a $349 ring into a much more expensive habit in a year, so it’s worth deciding upfront. If monthly fees are a deal breaker, this immediately changes the Oura conversation. 3) Set a budget first Smart rings usually land between about $200 and $500 for mainstream options. On the lower end, the price of Amazfit Helio Ring is around $199 and often drops further during sales. On the higher end, Oura Ring 4 starts at $349, while Oura Ring 4 Ceramic versions move into the $499 range. Prices and offers change frequently, so treat them as starting points rather than fixed labels. 4) Choose the features that are important in everyday use Almost every modern ring covers the basics. Sleep tracking, activity tracking, readiness or recovery style scores and heart rate trends are now standard. The differences occur when a buyer needs something specific. RingConn Gen 2 stands out for alerts linked to possible sleep apnea indicators, which may appeal to people who are already worried about breathing interruptions at night. Circular Ring 2 and RingConn Gen 2 are also the names to look out for for EKG readings and atrial fibrillation detection. These features are not a substitute for medical advice, but they can be useful signals to follow up on. If those tools aren’t important, there’s no reason to pay extra for them. 5) Comfort comes down to sensor design Smart rings place sensors on the inside of the tire. On many rings, those sensors protrude slightly, which some people feel during sleep or long wearing days. Anyone who is sensitive to that should pay attention to how the interior is built. Oura Ring 4 is known for keeping its sensors level, which tends to make it feel smoother against the skin. If the ring feels annoying on day two, it won’t make week two. Comfort is not a small detail here because the whole point is constant wear. 6) Get the size right, because ring size is not one size fits all. A piece of fit is essential for accurate tracking. Loose rings move, and that affects readings. The tricky part is that smart ring sizes don’t always match regular jewelry sizes. Most brands handle this well. Oura, Samsung and RingConn usually provide measurement kits with sample rings to test at home. These kits are usually cheap and worth using, and Oura’s kit is offered for free. Circular also supports sizing through its app, which can help size down before ordering. The safest step is to test a sample ring for a full day and night, as fingers can swell with heat, workouts and sleep. 7) Choose a finish that matches real life, not just photos. Some smart rings keep it simple with one color option. Amazfit Helio Ring, for example, sticks to a single titanium silver style. Others offer a full range. Oura Ring 4 comes in several finishes including silver, black, brushed silver, dark grey, gold and rose gold. Oura Ring 4 Ceramic options expand to colors such as dark blue, off-white, green and pink. Finishing doesn’t change track, but it does change whether the ring feels natural enough to wear daily. Quick buyer scenarios to decide faster An iPhone user who wants to avoid subscriptions should skip Samsung Galaxy Ring and think carefully before choosing Oura. An Android user with a Samsung phone who wants a subscription-free ring will probably find Galaxy Ring the simplest option to shortlist. Someone buying primarily for overnight wear should prioritize comfort and a gauge, because the best sleep data comes from consistent wear. A buyer interested in EKG or atrial fibrillation alerts should focus on the few rings it offers, and treat the results as an incentive to seek proper medical guidance. A smart ring only makes sense if it stays on your finger. The best choice is usually the one that fits comfortably, works with your phone, and doesn’t add cost or friction that makes it easy to ditch after the first week.

Vinesh Phogat announced her return to professional wrestling on Friday, reversing her retirement after an 18-month hiatus. Last year she retired after her disqualification in the 50 kg freestyle final at the Olympic Games in Paris. She makes this decision because she wants to realize her Olympic ambitions. 2028 Los Angeles Games is now in her sights as Vinesh Phogat reflects on her journey in an X-post and says that after stepping away from the mat and the pressure around her, she rediscovered her love for the sport and her desire to compete. Phogat revealed that she remembered in the silence that “the fire never goes away”, and despite the exhaustion and challenges, wrestling remains in her system. LA 2028 Summer Olympics The 2028 Summer Olympics, officially called the Games of the XXXIV Olympiad and often referred to as Los Angeles 2028 or LA 28, is an upcoming international multi-sport event that will take place from July 14 to 30, 2028 in the United States. Los Angeles will serve as the host city, with some events also planned in other cities throughout the Greater Los Angeles area, as well as two additional venues in Oklahoma City. WFI president welcomes Vinesh Phogat’s decision Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) president Sanjay Singh expressed support for Phogat’s announcement. He noted that her return will be in accordance with rules and regulations laid down by the World Wrestling Federation of India. “The entire Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) welcomes Vinesh Phogat for coming out of retirement. But her comeback will be as per the rules and regulations of the Wrestling Federation of India…She did not apply for the League. The deadline has already passed. 300 athletes from all over the world have applied for it. She must have had something on her mind,” said the WNI president. Paris Games and retirement The 31-year-old stepped away from wrestling after the disappointment at last year’s Paris Games, where she was unexpectedly disqualified for being 100 grams over the allowable weight limit. She advanced to the final in the women’s 50 kg weight category by defeating Japan’s defending champion Yui Susaki, Ukraine’s former European champion Oksana Livach, and Cuba’s Pan American Games champion Yusneylis Guzman. She appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to request a joint silver medal, but the decision was upheld. After this, she announced her retirement from wrestling and entered politics, successfully becoming an MLA from Haryana’s Julana constituency. Vinesh Phogat’s achievements Phogat has won two World Championship bronze medals (2019 and 2022), an Asian Games gold (2018) and bronze (2014), and three Commonwealth Games gold medals (2014, 2018 and 2022) in an impressive career. She also claimed gold at the 2021 Asian Championships and has bagged silver and bronze medals at other continental competitions. Who is Vinesh Phogat? Born on 25 August 1994, Vinesh Phogat hails from one of India’s most celebrated wrestling families, following in the footsteps of her cousins ​​Geeta Phogat and Babita Kumari. She was introduced to wrestling at a very young age by her uncle, Mahavir Singh Phogat. While Geeta gradually made her mark on the national scene, Vinesh faced her own challenges, including social barriers and personal setbacks. She had to deal with the resistance of villagers who believed wrestling was a sport only for men and thought women should remain confined to the home. In addition, Vinesh had to deal with the loss of her father at just nine years old.

Trying to explain an emergency over a phone call can be frustrating. You’re juggling fear, noise, and quick questions, and you still have to describe what’s right in front of you. Google announced Emergency Live Video on Wednesday to make that sharing easier by letting dispatchers see the situation through your phone’s camera, but only if you agree to share it. This is not a video call button that you can press at any time. It is transmitter led. During an emergency call or an emergency text exchange, a dispatcher can send a request to your Android phone. You will see a message on the screen, and you choose what happens next. Accept it, and your camera starts streaming live video. Deny it and nothing is shared. What you’ll see on your phone Google says the stream is encrypted, and you can stop sharing whenever you want. That control is important because emergencies can change quickly, and you may not want your camera running once you’ve shown responders what they need to see. The value comes in situations where words fail you. Imagine an accident on the side of the road. You try to explain if someone is bleeding, if there is smoke, and if someone is conscious. Right now, even simple details get tangled up. With live video, a sender can request a real-time view and you can share it with a tap, giving responders better context on what to send. Google also pointed to medical cases where video can help a dispatcher put someone through CPR. Video won’t replace human judgment, but it can reduce guesswork when every minute counts. Setup and controls You don’t need to setup anything beforehand. If your phone and region support Emergency Live Video, it only appears when a dispatcher requests it during an emergency call or text. Most people won’t even realize it exists until the day they actually need help. If you agree, the stream starts and you can stop it whenever you want. Some reports also mention that you can change cameras, which comes in handy if you need to show an injury up close or turn the view to smoke, fire or anything happening behind you. The central idea remains simple throughout. Shippers can ask, but you stay in control from start to finish. Availability and privacy Emergency Live Video works on phones with Android 8 or later, using Google Play services. The rollout is limited for now. Google says it’s available in the United States and in certain regions of Germany and Mexico. The company also said it’s working with public safety organizations to bring the feature to more places, a reminder that emergency tools depend on the systems on the other end of the call, not just what your phone can do. Privacy is the obvious question here, and Google’s choices are meant to keep the feature from feeling intrusive. The stream is encrypted, it is subscribed and it can be stopped at any time. This makes it feel less like surveillance and more like a tool you use when describing the scene isn’t enough. Where it fits into Android’s security push, Google already offers security features on Android like Emergency SOS, crash detection and fall detection, and Apple has its own set of emergency tools. Live video fits into that broader push, but it also solves a specific problem that most people recognize. It’s hard to describe a scene clearly when you’re under stress. If you ever see a request to share live video during an emergency call or text, remember you’re not locked out. You can accept, decline or stop at any time. It’s a feature you hope you never need, but the day you do, it can help make it feel a little closer.

Jakarta – The West Java Provincial Government today officially held the inauguration of the Board of Commissioners of the All-Indonesian Regional Secretary Forum (Forsesdasi) for the West Java region. This event also concluded the 2025 NGO summit series and was followed by the signing of the annual work plans (AWP) of a number of non-governmental organizations (NGOs) by the regional secretaries. This inauguration strengthens the strategic role of the regional secretary in the regional development ecosystem, as stated in the West Java Regional Commissioner’s Forsesdasi Decree No. The event was also followed by the presentation of West Java sub-district synergy awards and capacity building for regional secretaries. The regional secretary of the West Java province, Herman Suryatman, emphasized that this inauguration strengthens the regional secretary’s strategic position in regional development. Because he sees Forsesdasi as an important forum to unite the regional secretaries so that they work more adaptively and integrated. Scroll to continue content “The regional secretary’s (regional secretary) job is to formulate policies, coordinate the implementation of policies and monitor the implementation of policies. So the regional secretary’s job, you can say, is to orchestrate, they help regional heads,” he said at the UID Learning Hub, Central Jakarta, (Friday, Central Jakarta, Friday). “There must be consultation, interoperability and cooperation. This is where Forsesdasi plays a role. We can exchange resources, including what is most needed today is data exchange,” he added. He continued, the professionalism of the regional secretary as the spearhead must be combined with experience in the field and reference to data. Therefore, according to him, the regional secretary should continue to exchange information and data, including through activities held at UID. “To maintain professionalism, it must be based on art, on the one hand it is based on experience, but it must also be science-based. Because government is art and science. From the art side we may rely on understanding, but from the science side we must constantly update, exchange information, exchange data, build, including through today’s meeting at UID,” he said. Meanwhile, the head of the West Java Provincial Secretariat’s organization, Yulia Dewita, explained that her party designed the inauguration of this Forsesdasi from the beginning so that it would have strategic value for the staff. Regional Secretary and NGO. “When we planned this inauguration activity, we thought, it’s just an inauguration. That’s why (this event) was combined with activities that can strengthen the capacity and coordination of the regional secretaries,” he explained. Dewi added that the series of capacity building and discussion forums then provided space for policymakers to share practices and develop more mature plans. “We have data, we can share data together, share experiences, best practices of each district/city. By collecting and sharing, it is a form of cooperation to formulate better things in the future,” he said. On the other hand, the Vice President of United in Diversity, Suyoto, emphasized that the regional secretary must have high adaptability to align leadership dynamics with community needs. “I believe it requires a lot of adjustment and a lot of tips. In addition, the sub-district head and regional secretary are the spearheads. How to align the leadership dynamics with the community population so that the management process is better,” he said. Thus, rather than being just a mere ceremonial event, the inauguration of Forsedasi has become an essential platform for regional secretaries to improve the quality of leadership and management of their regional government. “The All-Indonesian Regional Secretary Forum is not a forum for small talk. It is a place to learn, exchange experiences, how to serve the people well, manage regional leadership well, as well as create good governance,” he concluded. (acn/ega)

Jakarta – The request for a name change submitted by Kanjeng Gusti Pangeran Harya (KGPH) Puruboyo to Utaa Dalem Ingkang Sinuhun Kanjeng Susuhunan (SISKS) Pakoe Boewono (Paku Buwono) XIV was rejected by the Solo District Court (PN). The reason the application is rejected is because it does not meet the requirements and there is a potential for dispute. Public Relations of the Solo District Court, Aris Gunawan, said the panel of judges decided on Thursday (11/12) not to accept the applicant’s application (declared inadmissible). Apart from that, the judge also charged the Petitioner to pay court costs amounting to IDR 181 thousand. “The essence of the decision in the form of a Decision is to declare that the Petitioner’s petition cannot be accepted,” says Aris as reported by detikJateng, Friday (12/12/2025). Scroll TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT The judge’s considerations in rejecting the application were because the application did not meet the formal requirements. The judge also mentioned the potential dispute over the name change. “The basis of his consideration is that the Judge is of the opinion that what the Petitioner is asking for in his petition does not meet the formal requirements regarding a name change and it is also possible that there could be a dispute,” he explained. As previously reported, the Solo District Court rejected the request for a name change filed by KGPH Puruboyo. In this application, KGPH Puruboyo proposed to change the name to Paku Buwono XIV. Read more here. (rfs/yangs)

Jakarta – President Prabowo Subianto visited the disaster-stricken areas in Kebayakan District, Central Aceh Regency. Prabowo also performed Friday prayers at the Al-Abrar Grand Mosque with the refugees. Quoted by the Presidential Secretariat Bureau, Friday (12/12/2025), Friday prayers were led by Imam Tengku Mino. Meanwhile, the sermon was delivered by Tengku Muslim as acting head of the Islamic Sharia service. Scroll TO CONTINUE CONTENT In his sermon, Tengku Muslim invited the congregation to interpret every test as part of Allah SWT’s decree that requires patience, fortitude and social solidarity to help others who are affected. Prabowo performed Friday prayers after reviewing disaster management in Aceh Tamiang Regency in the morning. There, Prabowo inspected health posts and refugee camps, including monitoring the distribution of emergency aid. After Friday prayers, Prabowo continued with his agenda of reviewing refugee posts, trauma healing activities, public kitchens and health posts prepared for disaster-stricken communities in the Central Aceh region and its surroundings. Prabowo had the opportunity to speak and hear the complaints of the refugees. This aspiration was relayed by a resident named Raudah at the Refugee Command Post. He also initially complained that logistics and signals were still difficult. “I represent the people of Central Aceh to thank you for being present in our beloved country Gayo. We really need logistics, Sir, we really need it, there is a lack of clean water, electricity, there is no mobile signal network, there is none,” said Raudah. After that, Raudah hopes for a new residence before Prabowo. He asked the government to immediately build shelters for the affected residents. “Secondly, I hope that you can immediately help the houses of my relatives affected by the disaster. I hope so, sir. I represent my brothers and sisters in Central Aceh, sir. Please do it immediately, sir,” he said. Prabowo confirmed that he will rehabilitate the homes of affected residents. His party has approved a budget, but according to him it takes time. “I said earlier that the government will definitely come down and help, it is of course the ones affected by the disaster, our people also do not have the stick of the prophet Moses. There will be temporary housing and then permanent housing which we have prepared and planned, we have allocated a budget,” he said. Prabowo asked residents to be steadfast and patient. He assured that the government would step in to help affected residents. “But it takes time so we ask for patience. I can’t do everything so fast, we worked as best as possible, I think I ask for patience and patience from everyone, we will definitely help, don’t worry,” he continued. (eva/fca)

Jakarta – Governor of East Java Khofifah Indar Parawansa attended the Peak Commemoration of Indonesian Arbor Day 2025 at Glagah Arum Campground, Kandangtepus Village, Senduro District, Lumajang Regency on Friday (12/12/2025). In this series of activities, Khofifah together with the regent of Lumajang Indah Amperawati Masdar and various elements of the society planted 5,000 tree seedlings. In particular, Khofifah also handed over assistance for Productive Economic Tools (AEP) for the processing of coconut sugar, a number of other AEPs, as well as 484,743 trees to dozens of Forestry Groups (KTH) in East Java. This aid was given to KTH from Lumajang, Probolinggo, Jember, Pasuruan, Situbondo and Banyuwangi Regencies. This support commitment is part of efforts to deliver commodities downstream to deliver optimal added value. SCROLL TO CONTINUE CONTENT As a result, as of December 11, 2025 at 15.00 WIB, the East Java KTH economic exchange rate (NTE) was recorded as the highest nationally, namely IDR 1,611,019,875,298 or 48.29% of the total national NTE of IDR 3,336,417,088,760. Khofifah said this momentum is a form of commitment and synergy between the East Java Provincial Government and all elements of society to continue to love nature in order to maintain the environment’s carrying capacity. He added that the habit of planting trees should not only be carried out on National Tree Planting Day but also on various occasions. Khofifah said that she and her family have been in the habit of planting trees since 1991, where every birthday celebration is always accompanied by tree planting. “That’s why I invite everyone, who usually hold events or ceremonies where flower boards are usually held, to be transformed into living trees. So that life brings life, urip gafe urup,” Khofifah said in a written statement on Friday (12/12/2025). With this more massive joint hard work, Khofifah believes that we will be able to meet the national target of achieving Indonesia’s net zero emissions by 2060. It can even be accelerated by 2050. “Any tree. Although I often invite you to plant mangroves because mangroves can absorb five times more carbon dioxide than others,” he continued. Khofifah said that the East Java Provincial Government’s commitment to providing natural and environmental support has also received support from various external parties. One of them is through the RISING Fellowship between the governments of Indonesia and Singapore regarding carbon sequestration, carbon trading and carbon credit. “What we hope is that what we plant will become charity for us and others. Or it can be called the most natural oxygen alms that we can do together,” he said. On the other hand, Khofifah also said that tree planting activities can be part of disaster mitigation efforts, especially in areas that have been identified as prone to disasters. This is in line with Jatim Lestari’s mission, namely to strengthen the quality of river basins through the provision of seeds and tree planting movements. This step is considered strategic to reduce the risk of hydrometeorological disasters which have recently been frequent in various regions. At the end of the event, Khofifah also appealed to the public to always be ready and vigilant to face potential hydro-meteorological disasters at the end of the year. He advised the public to regularly update early warning information from BMKG and other related parties. “Avoid risky places like beaches, or those with the potential for landslides and heavy rain with tornadoes. Make sure all our family members can have a safe and happy vacation,” he concluded. Meanwhile, Indah in her speech expressed her gratitude for the attention and support given by Governor Khofifah. “Thank you, Madam Governor, on behalf of the people of Lumajang. Madam Governor helped from coconut seeds to AEP coconuts,” Indah said. Through this activity, he hopes that people can be inspired to improve their habit of planting trees, as exemplified by Governor Khofifah. “We were blessed with prosperity, where the Governor distributed various kinds of tree seeds, including macadamia and so on. She said that this is oxygen charity and that the people of East Java can imitate one person, one tree, one year. That was her message,” he concluded. In commemoration of Arbor Day, various awards were also given to figures who were deemed to contribute to efforts to preserve forests and the environment. Among them are member of the DPD RI for the East Java constituency Lia Istifhama and the regent of Lumajang Indah Amperawati. In addition, assistance from AEP for Coconut Sugar Processing and other AEPs was also distributed, including to KTH Wana Tirta in the form of 56 packs of sugar mixers and frying pans. Similar assistance was also provided to KTH Sumbulatin in Bondowoso Regency in the form of a peeling machine, coffee roaster, pulper and grinding unit. (acn/ega)

Jakarta – Vice Chairman of Commission VI DPR RI Andre Rosiade again went directly to help residents affected by flash floods in Padang by distributing hundreds of basic food packages as well as following up on aspirations to restore bridges and clean water networks. Andre visited Jambak Village, Batipuh Panjang Subdistrict, Koto Tangah District to provide hundreds of basic food packages as well as IDR 10 million in cash allocated to buy new cooking utensils for the residents. Many residents’ equipment was completely damaged due to homes submerged in floodwaters. This assistance was received directly by Syabri community leaders and was warmly welcomed by residents. “We are very grateful to Mr. Andre. This assistance really eases the burden on the residents. Moreover, he came directly, saw our condition and heard the complaints of the people here,” Syabri said in a written statement, Friday (12/12/2025). SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT In conversation with residents, Andre also emphasized that post-disaster management should not wait too long. “We are not only here to bring basic necessities, but to ensure that the main problems are dealt with immediately. Residents should not be left without security for months,” said Andre. One of the urgent aspirations expressed by residents is the breaking of the Kampung Jambak suspension bridge. In response, Andre immediately contacted the mayor of Padang, Fadly Amran, and asked that bridge repairs be immediately proposed to the National Roads Office, Ministry of Public Works (PU). Padang Mayor Fadly Amran said he immediately suggested it to the center and asked Andre to help oversee the budget. He said there was a lot of infrastructure damage due to the flash floods on November 27-28, 2025. He asked residents to be patient as the government was working. “The damage to the bridge due to the disaster, the repair work did not use the Padang City APBD. Therefore, I asked the Padang City Government to immediately make a proposal to the Central Government. I am ready to supervise it until the budget is reduced and construction can begin,” stressed Andre. Apart from the bridge, residents also complained about the closure of the clean water network of Perumda Air Minum or PDAM. André answered this and brought good news. He confirmed that the central government has sent new pipe assistance through the Cipta Karya Center on the instructions of President Prabowo. Improvements will be made soon, but it will take time. “The new pipe is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. But residents should be a little patient because the installation and connection is estimated to take five days. God willing, the water will flow normally again in one week,” said Andre. Andre emphasized his commitment to continue to ensure that the improvement process goes without obstacles. “We will continue to monitor. What is important is that the community regains access to clean water and the bridge that is the lifeblood of their mobility can function immediately,” he continued. Meanwhile, Andre said he would also send a water tanker to residents. “God willing, we will send a water tank today to meet the daily water needs. Hopefully we can get through this well and return to normal,” he concluded. (acd/ega)