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Yuumi Build Guides, Runes and Items
Yuumi The Magical Cat
Find the best Yuumi build guides for League of Legends S13 Patch 13.1. The MOBAFire community works hard to keep their LoL builds and guides updated, and will help you craft the best Yuumi build for the S13 meta. Learn more about Yuumi's abilities, skins, or even ask your own questions to the community!
Build Yummi with Yi
Yuumi - True Support
Yuumi can carry too! - Full AP Yuumi
Yummi very op top
Yummi very op top
yuumi build
Yuumi Jesuscirraptor ADC
Mana overflow Yuumi
Heal! I Love You!
[11.24] Yuumi Guide
My Yuumi
How i play yuumi
Based yuumi
Yuumi jungle
Yuumi Build & Runes
If you're looking for the best rune build for Yuumi we've got you covered. Below you can find the best items and runes to build for Yuumi, as determined by calculations of thousands of Plat+ League of Legends games. If you are already familiar with how to play Yuumi this is a great resource to quickly get a good rune selection for Patch 13.1. However, if you are a new Yuumi player we highly recommend reading through some of the guides above to learn why this build is strong on Yuumi!
Yuumi's Runes
Second Best44%
Win Rate 9885 Games
Third Best43%
Win Rate 8607 Games
Yuumi's Summoner Spells
Yuumi's Starters
Second Best46%
Win Rate 88841 Games
Third Best47%
Win Rate 6688 Games
Second Best38%
Win Rate 8921 Games
Third Best45%
Win Rate 1086 Games
to Buy Wards
Yuumi's Core Items
Yuumi's Luxury Items
71% Win Rate
10137 Games
57% Win Rate
27587 Games
56% Win Rate
21329 Games
55% Win Rate
32466 Games
56% Win Rate
6812 Games
59% Win Rate
2224 Games
Yuumi's Ability Order
Second Best74%
Win Rate 474 Games
Third Best74%
Win Rate 379 Games
Yuumi's Runes
Second Best54%
Win Rate 93 Games
Third Best50%
Win Rate 102 Games
Yuumi's Summoner Spells
Yuumi's Starters
Second Best51%
Win Rate 863 Games
Third Best54%
Win Rate 261 Games
Second Best43%
Win Rate 54 Games
Third Best36%
Win Rate 425 Games
to Buy Wards
Yuumi's Core Items
Yuumi's Luxury Items
73% Win Rate
509 Games
59% Win Rate
1136 Games
54% Win Rate
1332 Games
56% Win Rate
901 Games
59% Win Rate
104 Games
55% Win Rate
329 Games
Yuumi's Ability Order
Second Best53%
Win Rate 19 Games
Third Best72%
Win Rate 18 Games
Yuumi Counters
Learn Yuumi's counters and discover matchups where they have an advantage! When you're starting a game of League of Legends you should always keep in mind if you'll be at an advantage or disadvantage against your opponent, so you can know whether to bully them or play safe. You can find detailed breakdowns of each matchup on CounterStats, and you can also check out some Yuumi guides to see how to build and play against other champions you may find yourself up against!
This counter data is for Yuumi Support in Plat+ games. The percent shown is the enemy champion's counter rating against Yuumi. Counter rating is our own statistic that factors in counter kills, overall kills, early lead ratio, comeback ratio, and win percent to give the whole picture of that champion's effectiveness as a counter pick.
Best Against Yuumi
Worst Against Yuumi
Common Matchups
Yuumi Skins
Find Yuumi's skins and when they were last on sale. Never miss a sale for your favorite skin by using our Wish List feature! You can also find all Yuumi skins and chromas on Yuumi's skins page.
Yuumi's Abilities
The shield follows Yuumi until broken and will protect Yuumi's attached ally while she has one.
If cast while Attached, Yuumi can control the missile using her mouse.
Cooldown: 13.5 / 12 / 10.5 / 9 / 7.5 / 6
Active: Yuumi dashes to an ally champion and Attaches to them. While Yuumi is Attached, she follows her partner's movement and is Untargetable except from towers. Immobilizing effects on Yuumi place this ability on a 5 second cooldown.
Cost: 40 / 45 / 50 / 55 / 60 + 15% of Yuumi's maximum mana
Yuumi can move and cast You and Me! and Zoomies while channeling.
Questions About Yuumi
Latest Questions
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SWOSU Athletics
Doug Self, Sports Information Director
ADA – The SWOSU Women's Basketball team used a strong second-half surge to defeat East Central, 79-76, on Thursday night for their first conference win of the season.
The dynamic duo of Hailey Tucker and Hayden Priddy led the charge for SWOSU, as Tucker scored 11 of her 18 points on the night in the second half of play, including a big three late in the fourth. Priddy did most of her scoring in the second half, tallying 14 of her 17 points after the intermission, including several key free throws that helped seal the game down the stretch.
The Lady Bulldogs held a 12-4 lead to start the game, but the Tigers rallied back and took a 14-13 lead at the end of the first quarter. East Central saw their lead grow to 10 points in the second quarter, before Tyra Aska made her presence felt in the second quarter, knocking down three big three pointers to cut the defiti to four going into the halftime break.
SWOSU began to turn things around in the third quarter, outscoring East Central 19-17 to bring the lead to two points with 10 minutes to play. The Lady Dawgs took the lead midway through the fourth quarter, starting the back-and-forth affair with each team taking a turn with the lead in the final minutes. SWOSU eventually secured the lead, hanging on through a late push by the Tigers with several key free throws by Priddy.
For the second consecutive game, SWOSU had five players score in double figures. Tucker and Priddy combined for 35 points in the contest with Tucker leading the way with 18 points, three rebounds, three assists and two steals while Priddy chipped in 17 points along with four rebounds and a career-high four blocked shots.
Aska totaled 15 points in the game while Taylor Hedrick pitched in 11 points and four assists and Dovile Strimaitye had her highest-scoring game as a Lady Dawg with 10 points to go along with two rebounds and one steal. Bethany Franks had six points and a team-leading six rebounds.
SWOSU, now 4-1 on the year and 1-0 in league play, will return to the floor on Saturday (Dec. 1) as they host Southeastern Oklahoma State at 1:00 pm inside the Pioneer Cellular Event Center.

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Chapter Twenty-Three
Rochester, New York
Seeking both a money judgment and equitable relief waived the right to a jury trial.
An Action by a Judgment Creditor Pursuant to CPLR 5225 and 5227 Seeks both Legal and Equitable Relief---a Jury Trial Is Therefore Not Available
The Fourth Department determined an action to enforce a judgment against a party other than the judgment debtor (here a judgment creditor) under CPLR 5225 and 5227 is a proceeding for both legal and equitable relief for which a jury trial is not available:
"[T]he right to trial by jury is zealously protected in our jurisprudence and yields only to the most compelling circumstances" ... . "Trial by jury in all cases in which it has heretofore been guaranteed by constitutional provision shall remain inviolate forever" (NY Const, art 1, § 2). "That guarantee extends to all causes of action to which the right attached at the time of adoption of the 1894 Constitution . . . Historically, however, actions at law were tried by a jury, [and] matters cognizable in equity were tried by the Chancellor. Even though the two systems have merged, vestiges of the law-equity dichotomy remain in the area relating to trial by jury" ... .
Thus, the right to a jury trial "depends upon the nature of the relief sought" ... . Under the CPLR, a jury trial is available in an action "in which a party demands and sets forth facts which would permit a judgment for a sum of money only" (CPLR 4101 [1] [emphasis added]). Where a plaintiff joins legal and equitable causes of action in a complaint, it waives its right to a jury trial ... . * * *
...[W]e conclude that enforcement of a judgment under CPLR 5225 and 5227 against a party other than the judgment debtor is an outgrowth of the "ancient creditor's bill in equity," which was used after all remedies at law had been exhausted. We thus conclude that [the judgment creditor's] use of CPLR 5225 and 5227 in this case is in furtherance of both legal and equitable relief and, therefore, that [the judgment creditor] is not entitled to a jury trial on those combined legal and equitable claims ... . Matter of Colonial Sur Co v Lakeview Advisors LLC, 2015 NY Slip Op 01002, 4th Dept 2-6-15
'...[A]contractual jury waiver provision is inapplicable to a fraudulent inducement cause of action that challenges the validity of the underlying agreement ... . ... In cases where the fraudulent inducement allegations, if proved, would void the agreement, including the jury waiver clause, the party is entitled to a jury trial on the claim ...'.
A Party Alleging Fraudulent Inducement to Enter a Contract May Both Seek to Avoid Terms of the Contract (Here a Jury-Waiver Clause) and Rely on the Contract in Defense of Breach of Contract Allegations/Criteria for Negligent Misrepresentation Cause of Action Explained in Some Depth (Criteria Not Met Here)
The First Department, over a dissent, determined a party claiming it was fraudulently induced to enter a contract is entitled to a jury trial despite the jury-trial waiver in the contract. Because a party alleging fraudulent inducement can either seek rescission or stand on the contract and seek damages, the party may both seek to avoid terms in the contract (here the jury-waiver clause) and rely on the contract as a defense to breach of contract allegations. The court also found that the counterclaim for negligent misrepresentation was properly dismissed because the existence of a confidential or fiduciary or other special relationship (approaching privity), which would justify reliance on representations, was not demonstrated. The criteria for negligent misrepresentation was described in some depth:
...[A]contractual jury waiver provision is inapplicable to a fraudulent inducement cause of action that challenges the validity of the underlying agreement ... . ... In cases where the fraudulent inducement allegations, if proved, would void the agreement, including the jury waiver clause, the party is entitled to a jury trial on the claim ... .
..."[A] defrauded party to a contract may elect to either disaffirm the contract by a prompt rescission or stand on the contract and thereafter maintain an action at law for damages attributable to the fraud" ... . As a result, a party alleging fraudulent inducement that elects to bring an action for damages, as opposed to opting for rescission may, under certain circumstances, still challenge the validity of the agreement ... .
"A claim for negligent misrepresentation requires the plaintiff to demonstrate (1) the existence of a special or privity-like relationship imposing a duty on the defendant to impart correct information to the plaintiff; (2) that the information was incorrect; and (3) reasonable reliance on the information" ... . In commercial cases "a duty to speak with care exists when the relationship of the parties, arising out of contract or otherwise, [is] such than in morals and good conscience the one has the right to rely upon the other for information" ... . Reliance on the statements must be justifiable, and "not all representations made by a seller of goods or a provider of services will give rise to a duty to speak with care" (id.). "Rather, liability for negligent misrepresentation has been imposed only on those persons who possess unique or specialized expertise, or who are in a special position of confidence and trust with the injured party such that reliance on the negligent misrepresentation is justified" (id.). In order to impose tort liability in a commercial case, "there must be some identifiable source of a special duty of care" ... . ...[A] special duty will be found "if the record supports a relationship so close as to approach that of privity" ... . Generally, however, an arm's-length business relationship between sophisticated parties will not give rise to a confidential or fiduciary relationship that would support a cause of action for negligent misrepresentation ... . J.P. Morgan Sec. Inc. v Ader, 2015 NY Slip Op 03071, 1st Dept 4-14-15


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By Fabian Romero
LA Unified kicked off a new school year last week, with a new superintendent looking to lead in a new way.
Here are some reasons why Superintendent Austin Beutner says change is needed in the district:
- Of every 100 students who enter LA Unified high schools, 12 will drop out.
- Of every 100 students, 77 will graduate from high school.
- Of every 100 high school graduates, only 12 will graduate from college.
- Less than 60 percent of LA Unified's graduates are eligible for a public four-year college.
- Not all students have access to great schools and thus are not on a path to college or a 21st-century career.
- If nothing changes, about $450 million of the $700 million in district reserves will be spent to cover the deficit in the 2019-20 school year.
- Only half of LA Unified schools offer both high-level calculus and physics.
- Only 1 in 10 students take high-level, AP STEM courses, and of those students, only 1 in 4 females will achieve a college-going score.
- Of the nearly 63,000 students in gifted programs, only 3,300 — or about 5 percent — are African American.
- LA Unified has almost 70,000 students with an individualized education program (IEP); about 7,000 students are severely disabled. The rest — 63,000 students — can learn on grade level, yet nearly 50 percent are segregated from their peers for much if not most of the day.Less than 2 percent of students with an IEP who are in segregated settings are proficient in reading or math.
- This year, the traditional superintendent's back-to-school address broke the mold of being a formal "state of the district speech." Instead, it was a simple message — and shorter than in previous years. The whole event lasted a little over an hour and included a sports celebrity guest speaker.
Unlike other years, there was no big screen with an elaborate powerpoint presentation or video showing the district's accomplishments and data. There were no department head speeches, no announcements of a strategic plan or particular campaign or goals. Five of the six board members were in attendance, but this time they were seated with the rest of the audience and not on stage.
There was just Beutner on stage, committing to reducing bureaucracy and to letting school leaders lead their classrooms without having to "ask for permission."
"All great schools start with a good leader, and I've never met a leader who asked for permission to lead," he said.
The administrators and principals seemed unsure whether to break into applause, and some laughed nervously trying to understand what they were hearing as most of them are used to the centralized district's culture where decisions are made at the top — "Beaudry," where the district headquarters building is located.
"The answers are in your classroom in your schools. We at Beaudry don't have all the answers. Do what works for your schools," Beutner said. "This chapter will be built on simplicity and focus, not on quick fixes and new programs. We need to build on the things that are working and change the things that are not."
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Superintendent Beutner with school administrators after his speech Aug. 9 at Hollywood High.Beutner, as the new leader of over 1,000 schools serving almost 600,000 students, outlined his priorities:
Boost attendance: Starting Monday, parents will be getting recorded messages by phone from sports celebrities from LA teams such as the LA Lakers and LA Clippers encouraging them and their students to be in school every day.Reduce bureaucracy: The superintendent noted that an average principal receives in a month from the bureaucracy about 300 emails totaling thousands of pages of materials. "We're going to cut that in half by simplifying communications and communicating only what matters. Starting Monday, school leaders will receive a comprehensive, biweekly email from their director."Empower school leadership: Beutner wants to reduce the time school leaders spend on managing bureaucracy and compliance and increase the time and focus on getting results for students. "We need to rebuild schools where students and schools are the center, not Beaudry."Increase community and family engagement: "As we enter this new chapter, we need to ask the community and parents to help us with our commitment. This commitment has to be embraced by the entire community of LA — students, families, teachers, school leaders, civic and grassroots organizations, the business, labor and philanthropic communities, faith-based communities, and city, county, and state elected leaders. Public education is the common ground on which we all stand," Beutner said.
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LA Unified board member Richard Vladovic, who represents schools in the South Bay and South Los Angeles, said after the event that he looks forward to seeing those changes happen. "We can do better, and I agree with everything he (Beutner) said. We're going to move forward, and I don't want any more going back. I believe the kids can do it if we expect them to. I'm excited!"
Board President Mónica García added, "I heard the superintendent say 'back to basics' and it reminds me when I got on the board, we said embrace change. And when I think about embracing change, it is about knowing that the greatness is in the inside." Her goal for the new school year is "inspiring self-efficacy from our students, our parents, our leaders. And this district is about closing the gap, equity, and the students and getting to graduation, doing what we need to do."
Board member George McKenna said, "Improving the underperforming schools is the only reason why I joined the board of education" and that will continue to be his focus in the new school year. "I think that my role is to empower us to be knowledgeable on how to do it as opposed to how to address the problem. I want to solve the problem." He said he soon will present a proposal for a plan that "makes sense" to change an underperforming school to become one that is thriving. "There should be a plan," McKenna said.
Board members Scott Schmerelson and Kelly Gonez, with her newborn son, were also present. Nick Melvoin was the only board member not at the Thursday meeting.
For the first time in at least two decades, the event had a celebrity guest speaker. LA Clippers head coach Doc Rivers delivered a short motivational speech especially for school principals.
"You're trying to inspire a group of kids to dream and believe, but there's no guarantees for them and you still have to inspire them every day. I'm trying to inspire guys that make millions of dollars," Rivers told the school principals. "You can win every day by inspiring someone to be successful. That's the world championship for you."
Beutner reiterated his vision and invited the school leaders to take part in it.
"I invite you to be a rule breaker and help change the status quo. Leadership matters. Be bold. Don't wait for me or someone in Beaudry. Start doing whatever it takes to improve results for your students," Beutner said.
He closed by saying that "I accepted this job because I believe in the potential of every single student that attends our schools. I will be a relentless advocate for you and the students in LA Unified."
Late Friday, Beutner announced in a statement that the district will develop a specific plan to provide more resources to schools and improve student learning by moving decision-making from the central bureaucracy directly to schools, so school leaders, teachers, parents, and the school community can be the ones identifying the needs of schools and students.
The effort will be led internally by Vivian Ekchian, LA Unified's deputy superintendent of schools, and an external team formed by longtime LA civic leader Miguel Santana, who is currently president and CEO of Fairplex; Peter Taylor, president of ECMC Foundation, a national foundation that makes investments in postsecondary programs and initiatives focusing on college success; and Zev Yaroslavsky, director of the Los Angeles Initiative at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs and a former Los Angeles County supervisor.
LA Unified will hire two firms, Kitamba and Ernst & Young, a consulting group, to help in the initiative. Kitamba is an education organization that designs strategies to produce learning improvements for students. Their work will be funded by the Fund for Equity and Excellence, the Ballmer Group, California Community Foundation, California Endowment, The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation, and Weingart Foundation.


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Data is what drives marketing and sales today and as sophisticated data practices come into play, it is becoming more crucial for marketers and business leaders to focus on improving their data security and data privacy policies and standards; Purandar Das, Co-Founder and President at Sotero shares a few tips:
Welcome to this MarTech Series chat Purandar…We'd love to hear more about your journey through the years and what inspired Sotero?
The journey has been incredible. I have learned so much, both from the opportunities and the organizations that I have worked for as well as the many, many people that I have been associated with. I like to say that everyone that I have worked with has taught me something.
I grew up in India and moved to the US for school. Adjusting to a new country and a new system was challenging at the beginning. But it taught me to be independent. I was fortunate to get started working for a company that was looking to change its technology stack and migrate away from its legacy tools. I've been equally fortunate to work for a manager that believed in me and the team. We had a blast, we worked long hours, overcoming challenges, but more importantly, solving problems that seemed insurmountable. I was also fortunate to be a part of two seminal moments in the technology industry.
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The internet boom as well the startup ecosystem explosion. Watching that made me want to start my own company as opposed to being a part of a larger organization. I was lucky to meet my Co-Founder Shanthi Boppana who shared the same vision and passion that I did. So, in 2017, we finally took the leap and started our own company. The fact that we chose to focus on data protection, a problem that really hasn't been addressed well in a time when data rules, makes our journey even more satisfying and timely.
In what ways do you feel today's business heads across functions need to be focusing on better company data protection practices?
Data is what drives most organizations. Whether it is data that relates to customers, subscribers, product, research or finance, organizations are completely dependent on data. It has been proven over and over again that highly successful organizations are those that leverage information within the data they collect or generate. Most organizations wouldn't hesitate to acknowledge that protecting their data is critical. Historically, organizations have focused on protecting data that relates to their operations and communications. Protecting consumer or customer data has been lacking. Whether it is by design, budgetary constraints, or even a lack of real penalties, protecting data has been a miss, as witnessed by the enormous breaches and data losses. Business leaders must prioritize data protection practices for two simple reasons, protecting the business and building trust amongst their customers. Enabling the organization to prioritize data protection through awareness and support via budgets, resourcing and prioritization is critical.
What are some of the top data security concerns surrounding online B2B businesses today?
The biggest concern is how to protect both operational and intellectual property from being compromised. In a world where connectivity is the enabler for business, it is no longer sufficient to focus on one or two operational platforms to protect data. Data protection strategies must be holistic and enable the control and governance of data everywhere and all the time. Data protection needs to extend beyond an organization's traditional borders whether data is located in the cloud, with a third party service provider or with a partner. Organizations need to be in control of their data no matter where it is. A single breach or incident is sufficient to cause substantial, if not irreparable harm to a business(Sotero).
We'd love to hear about the future of data security for online businesses and other regulated sectors – what platforms and technologies will be more in demand to drive the needed protective measures as data threats evolve?
Security is one of the major areas of thought and concern for any business in any sector. As much as security is framed in the context of a defensive capability, as it should be, it is an equally big concern when it comes to business innovation and evolution. A vast majority of the services and enabling technologies have already moved online (to the cloud). Adopting these capabilities and integrating them into an existing technology ecosystem is critical for businesses to stay competitive and innovate. There is not a single sector that has not been impacted by the emergence of a pure cloud play solution via an existing service or product. This evolution is also stressing legacy systems that service many businesses today. As much as the adoption of technology is critical, so is the security related to that adoption and migration. Traditional premise-based security frameworks fall short when systems move to the cloud. Also, security products that were designed many years ago don't stand a chance against the sophistication and technology adoption by bad actors. A holistic capability that enables organizations to protect data everywhere, all the time is critical. This security framework will also be one that enables organizations to maintain control and visibility to their data regardless of where it is at any point in time.
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A few data protection best practices that you just don't see brands doing enough of?
Simple things really…the most basic one is assuming that your data is secure when it is out of your control in a third-party environment. That could be the cloud, a partner, a vendor, or a service provider. Assuming that a third-party will keep your data secure while you as the data owner are still responsible for any adverse events is a problem. Focus on securing one or two siloed platforms. Most organizations don't realize that the same data that is available in any number of instances within the organization is not protected. Another area is assuming that network or perimeter security is sufficient. Breach after breach has demonstrated that perimeter security alone is insufficient. Lack of granular control over data access is another. Not having the governance or control frameworks makes it impossible to identify and stop data leaks.
Some last thoughts and takeaways before we wrap up?
Protecting data and information is key to the long-term health and growth of a business. Traditional reliance on legacy approaches, technology and cyber insurance are no longer sufficient. Aggressive, holistic planning coupled with executive level support for investments in security and privacy are critical for any organization to survive and grow. Infusing new thought leadership and revolutionary security technologies will be the key as to why some organizations will thrive and others will fail.
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Sotero offers the first field-level, universal data protection platform, which scalably encrypts data at rest, in motion and in use, across on-premises and cloud data stores. Enterprise, SaaS and data platform providers choose Sotero to protect their operational databases, secure cloud data access, and safe data analysis and sharing with partners and across international borders. The company is backed by Gutbrain Ventures, Boston Seed Capital and PBJ Capital.
Purandar Das, President, Co-Founder as well as the Chief Security Evangelist of Sotero (www.soterosoft.com) has focused on using technology to solve business problems. Throughout his career, Purandar has been working on utilizing technology to solve complex business challenges. He adopts a pragmatic approach that enables business to leverage technology to achieve business goals and power growth.
Purandar started Sotero with the conviction that today's data protection was deficient and that a better approach was needed to protect data. He is a firm believer that security, where the core focus is not the data, is not a viable option. Purandar is a graduate of Texas A&M University (MS – Mechanical Engineering) and Bangalore University (BS – Mechanical Engineering) and is based out of Massachusetts.
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Playing the Footballizer game is very simple. Just follow the following steps to play and enjoy the game:
The more you play and read, the stronger your player and club will get. Plus, more rewards and prizes you will receive from playing.
Footballizer is using a learning through play method where it allows you to learn about football while playing. This game will help you to learn and improve your football knowledge while playing and growing your footballer you created in the game.
By playing Footballizer, you should be able to get familiar with technical proficiency of football and understand deeper levels of knowledge such as analysis and managerial information.


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Your credit comes into play when you apply for a used car lease, but does that lease end up affecting your credit? It can. At I.G. Burton Chrysler Dodge Jeep® RAM of Milford we've seen firsthand how a lease can affect someone's credit score, and how a lease can be used to actually improve your credit score and make it easier to apply for financing or leases in the future!
How a Lease Can Affect Your Credit
A lease is like any other financial obligation in that it can affect your credit score and your ability to make other financial agreements in the future. Fortunately, there are a few ways that your used car lease can actually help you improve your credit.
How can a lease improve your credit? That's simple. Make every payment on time and show that you're responsible when it comes to handling your financial obligations. This can improve your credit score and make it easier to apply for loans in the future.
On the other hand, make payments late or default on your lease and you end up harming your credit score. Take your lease seriously and make paying for it each month a top priority. If your lease ends up hurting your credit score, you could end up having a harder time applying for future leases, car loans, or credit cards later on.
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The best screen protectors for iPhone
Need a new screen protector? You've come to the right place. Combining our years of personal experience and countless hours of research, we've put together a roundup of what we believe are the best iPhone screen protectors on the market.
iOS 15.2 brings a new feature for passing down your digital legacy when you die
iOS 15.2 brings a new Legacy Contacts feature that lets you designate one or more trusted persons who will have access to your digital life via your Apple ID after you die.
Apple is no longer offering the iPhone 12 Pro or iPhone XR
You may have heard that Apple announced four new iPhones earlier today. And that's true! The iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13, iPhone 13 Pro, and iPhone 13 Pro Max are now officially official. And now that they are part of the lineup, Apple has had to make some other choices to help trim the fat a little bit.
iPhone 12 lineup surpasses 100 million in sales just seven months after launch
The iPhone 12 lineup offers four different devices to choose from. And it turns out the current generation of smartphones with Apple's logo on the back has proven pretty popular with the people. According to new research, the iPhone 12 has reached a noteworthy landmark.
Here are all the devices that support iOS 15, iPadOS 15, watchOS 8, and macOS Monterey
Earlier today, Apple officially unveiled the next major software updates for its platforms at this year's WWDC. It shouldn't surprise anyone that a large range of Apple's devices support updating to the upcoming updates. So you can find a list below of the supported devices that will be updated later this year.
How to recalibrate your iPhone 11 battery in iOS 14.5
With the release of iOS 14.5, Apple brought a fix for iPhone 11 users who were facing inconsistent information regarding battery health. The update will recalibrate the battery on iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and the Pro Max models. Due to the issue, users faced sudden battery drains, and reduced performance, despite nothing being wrong with the battery.
One in a million: Someone resold this iPhone 11 Pro with a misaligned Apple logo for $2,700
Photographs recently shared on Twitter show a fun little production mistake with one of the iPhone 11 Pro units exhibiting a misaligned Apple logo on the back of the device.
STORY HIGHLIGHTS:Images show an iPhone with a misaligned Apple logo. This is said to be an extremely rare misprint. It could be rarer than one in a million. Surprise, production mistakes do happen
Shared by Internal Archive on Twitter, the images show a single iPhone 11 Pro unit with an Apple logo on the back of the device at an angle rather than being centered. That's not the only production mistake because the logo is also too close to the right edge of the device.
This imprint is said to be extremely rare, the poster notes.
"I'd say one in a million or possibly even rarer," they wrote. That's certainly a curious error to occur during production. When manufacturing issues with Apple gadgets do happen, they usually affect a certain batch of units made between very specific dates, not a single unit.
The original owner who bought the phone at an Apple Store was smart enough to keep it because the one-off mistake didn't stop someone from purchasing the unit for $2,700.
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Professor Kwadwo Adinkrah-Appiah, the Vice-Chancellor (VC) of the Sunyani Technical University has commended President Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo for his vision in transforming Technical and Vocational Education Training (TVET).
He observed the nation's Technical and Vocational Institutes and the Technical Universities had experienced critical reforms and retooling on a massive scale, under President Akufo-Addo's administration which needed to be applauded.
Prof. Adinkrah-Appiah gave the commendation when he addressed a grand durbar in Sunyani to climax the 55th anniversary celebration of the University on the theme "STU, 55 Years of Progress and Achievement in TVET Education: Mobilizing Excellence for Leadership in Ghana's Industrialization Agenda".
The VC also paid glowing tribute to successive governments whose visionary leaderships helped to upgrade the institution from a technical institute to university and called for collaborative efforts towards successful implementation of the university's five-year strategic plan and the 40-year overall plan.
Prof. Adinkrah-Appiah said both plans remained a new blueprint for the institution's development, saying it was upon this and a few reasons that was why the university community launched the STU endowment fund in April this year to mobilize GhC300 million.
He said the major challenge of the university was the deplorable condition of access roads, and appealed to the government to provide an asphaltic overlay on the four-kilometre long campus roads.
This would reduce dusty and muddy conditions the students and staff suffer seasonally, he added, and appealed for the construction of a pedestrian footbridge across the Sunyani-Kumasi highway in front of the university to save students from the frequent knockdowns.
Dr. Kwame A. Boakye, the Chairman of the STU Council, explained the university continued to carve a niche for itself in the training of human resources, especially in the areas of engineering, technology, technical and vocational needs of the country and appealed to all to contribute to the university's endowment fund to facilitate its speedy growth.
The STU started as the Sunyani Technical Institute (SUTECH) in 1967 to offer opportunity for Middle School leavers to undergo hands-on training in craft programmes including intermediate block-laying and concreting, carpentry and joinery, electrical installation, and auto mechanics.
It was turned to polytechnic in 1997 and was converted to the STU in 2016 with a new mandate to provide higher education and awarding its own degrees, diplomas, and other certificates.
The University undertakes courses in engineering, science, and technology disciplines, TVET as well as Applied Arts and related disciplines, as enshrined in the Technical Universities Act 2016 (ACT 922 as amended).


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Since the cellular role of the antioxidative vitamins in the formation of foam cells has not yet been studied in detail, we investigated the effect of α‐tocopherol and ascorbic acid loading of P388D1 macrophage‐like cells on their cholesterol and cholesteryl ester levels and their response to the exposure to different lipoproteins. α‐Tocopherol loading, but not ascorbic acid loading, of P388D1 cells strongly reduced their cellular cholesteryl ester/cholesterol ratio (the crucial indicator of foam cell formation) when fetal calf serum was the only extracellular source of cholesterol. Balance studies suggest that this effect of α‐Tocopherol was mainly due to a reduced uptake of fetal‐calf‐serum‐derived cholesterol. α‐Tocopherol loading, however, did not reduce the cholesteryl ester/cholesterol ratio when human unmodified low‐density lipoprotein (LDL) was added to culture medium containing fetal calf serum. Thus, the uptake of fetal‐calf‐serum‐derived cholesterol was competetively reduced by human LDL, the uptake of which remained unaffected by α‐tocopherol. Similarly, α‐tocopherol loading did not prevent cholesteryl ester formation induced by human LDL either oxidized with Cu2+, ultraviolet light or HOCl, or modified by acetylation, aggregation or by malondialdehyde treatment. The present experimental conditions lacked any pro‐oxidative burden, since (a) ascorbic acid, either alone or combined with α‐tocopherol, did not affect cellular cholesteryl ester levels, (b) foam cell formation was not a linear function of the degree of oxidative LDL modification, and (c) α‐tocopherol lacked specific effects on oxidatively modified LDL. Thus, the reduction of cellular cholesteryl esters by α‐tocopherol in the absence of human unmodified LDL was hardly due to common antioxidative properties of vitamin E. In conclusion, the present observation that a desirable α‐tocopherol effect on the cholesteryl ester balance in mouse‐tumor‐derived P388D1 cells strongly depended on the species of extracellular cholesterol carrier, cautions against premature generalizations of conventional non‐human cell culture data.
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In a world "littered with expensive digital transformation failures" companies that want to succeed need to go beyond "innovation teams", and tech professionals must go beyond acquiring technical skills, says Ivan Ng, Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of City Developments Limited (CDL).
Expressing his views in a personal capacity in a wide-ranging interview with PeopleSearch, Ng also discusses what's required of tech leaders in an uncertain world, and some unexpected limitations digitalisation has imposed on leadership, mentorship and learning.
While his job title denotes a categorical focus on technology, Ivan Ng believes that tech leaders need to have multifarious knowledge and experiences in order to ensure that technological solutions have the desired impact on businesses, stakeholders and society at large.
As Chief Technology Officer (CTO), Ng currently steers group technology strategy and operations at real estate conglomerate, City Developments Limited (CDL).
His career prior to joining CDL in 2016 was non-linear. Over several decades, he garnered experience as a consultant, entrepreneur and technology leader, living and working in various countries including China, Japan, the US and Indonesia.
These experiences allowed him to hone skills to ensure that technology is brought into companies for the purpose of achieving specific business objectives, not just for the sake of it. He believes the role of CTO must extend beyond IT strategy and operations. It should include collaborating actively to better evaluate technology "through the lens of a business leader." Tech leaders must also be able to empathise with other stakeholders and "bring people who are uncomfortable with technology on the journey as well."
This has become even more crucial in the context of Covid-19 as businesses accelerate and intensify digital transformation.
In an e-mail interview with PeopleSearch, Ng discussed how organisations can sustain the accelerated pace of digital transformation. He also touched on what's required of tech leaders in an uncertain world, and some unexpected limitations of digital transformation.
Q: Covid-19 has finally made businesses realise that digital transformation is imperative. Out of necessity, many businesses have had to transform fast, but how can they sustain it to achieve enduring success?
The Covid-19 pandemic has not only accelerated digital transformation, but has distinguished companies that were already investing in digital transformation from those who had not been doing so. It's apparent that many digitalised businesses have been able to minimise the impact of Covid-19 on their operations. They are also more adaptable, and able to respond swiftly and refocus on business growth.
Indeed, during the crisis, many businesses have embarked on digital transformation at record speed, with some claiming that they are executing years of change within months.
Yet, the painful reality is that most digital transformation exercises fail or are unsustainable. The consequences can be dire including time, money, and reputational damage.
To help sustain change, we need to view this transformation holistically. We need to see it as the development of an enterprise-wide capability, instead of as an implementation of individual initiatives. For digital transformation to be effective, it should have three critical components.
The journey should start with a clear vision of the objectives. By starting with a view of the destination, leaders can better understand the "what" and "why", allowing them to plan, communicate, and adapt when changes occur.
Secondly, developing enterprise-wide capabilities to execute this vision is critical. Companies need to go beyond "innovations teams" to embed this within the business core – redesign technology, workforce skills, and processes to support the journey.
Lastly, true change only occurs when people are aligned so leaders will need to actively foster a culture of change. This means promoting a willingness to experiment, celebrating successes, and developing a blame-free culture.
The returns can be immense when done well.
I sometimes use the analogy of changing from "a dinosaur to a chameleon" to describe digital transformation. When a business becomes digitally capable, they can avoid being a "once-upon-a-time dinosaur" to being able to adapt quickly to a rapidly changing landscape like a "chameleon."
Q: Describe CDL's accelerated transformation journey during this time. What went well and why? What were the challenges? What can be improved?
The pandemic has created a unique situation. For the first time, most customers and employees are "locked down" at home, creating a world of remote touchpoints.
Like many businesses, we needed to continue building trust and engagement with our customers and to ensure staff can work from home effectively. These challenges are non-trivial, necessitating a review of current ways of working, adopting emerging technologies, or even regulatory considerations.
Leveraging our prior investments in technology has certainly helped us address these challenges, providing us more agility, optionality in engagement channels, and resilience in supply chains. As we become more digital, we are also able to harness the Flywheel Effect and to add more capabilities with greater ease and efficacy.
Our initiatives to enhance our proprietary digital platforms such as City Nexus and MyCDLHome are good examples. They allow us to more proactively engage and enable our customers. Using these platforms, we were able to provide remote services and real-time information, and gain feedback from customers on their changing needs.
We also rolled out new capabilities to address the pandemic, including integration to the nation-wide SafeEntry system for contact tracing, regular reviews of the air quality in our building using Internet-of-Things (IoT) sensors, and various contactless ways to gain access to our properties. Homebuyers can also opt for virtual guided tours of show flats, virtual inspections of units and perform virtual handovers.
We also leveraged collaboration platforms to enable work processes for our employees and partners. By employing deeper automation and digital channels, we provided additional remote IT services and enabled work to be seamlessly orchestrated across our ecosystem of partners through the optimisation of logistics, payment processes, digital agreements and electronic signatures.
Q: Considering the oft-used phrase "Covid-19 has forced companies to digitalise" (the operative word being "forced"), what do you think is the likelihood of businesses reverting to pre-crisis inertia once the current crisis abates?
While the crisis has certainly catalysed digitalisation, my view is that it's unlikely that businesses will revert to pre-crisis inertia.
Firstly, the war for customers' wallets will not stop once the crisis abates. Every disruption will change the playing field, creating new winners and losers. Amidst large-scale supply chain disruptions, digitalised businesses like Walmart are recording large market share gains from their competition. A McKinsey study found that when customers could not find their preferred product or provider, more than 60 per cent who changed their purchase decisions did not plan to revert.
Secondly, while there are differing views on the impact of the crisis, one common view is that the world beyond the crisis will be more digitally connected. No business in the modern world works alone. Partners and suppliers will want to work efficiently in an ecosystem for successful service delivery. Being digitally able to operate nimbly across organisational boundaries will be critical to delivering well. The "good old ways" may not be appreciated by one's ecosystem partners and may result in additional costs.
Q: Aside from recalibrating how they interact with customers and partners, businesses have to consider how they interact with employees. Employee engagement has become even more critical in highly digital remote work settings. What do you think businesses need to do in this context to effectively bring out the best in each employee?
There can be little doubt that technology has helped enable employee engagement, even as we all worked from home. To see the "magic" brought by technology, just imagine if this situation had occurred 10 years ago, before the advent of smartphones, video conferencing, and other collaboration platforms. Simply put, the world is much better connected now, and communications can be done on any device, anytime and anywhere.
Despite this, there are limitations to technology. In this new world, learning and growth may be challenged, especially for new employees, as knowledge workers still learn mostly through mentorship and observations.
While some companies are opting to continue working remotely, others such as JPMorgan want their staff to return to the office. A recent Forbes report explained, "Working and collaborating together builds a camaraderie and esprit de corps. Traders, bankers, brokers, compliance, human resources and other personnel share key information, engage in daily discussions and feed off one another. Young employees need mentors, guidance and direction. The synergy, according to JPMorgan, is diminished when its people are disconnected from one another."
Goldman Sachs is adopting a similar approach.
As such, while there are debates on an ideal physical-remote work model, there may not be a simple answer to this and it really depends on the nature of the work.
I think remote work poses challenges in terms of exercising effective leadership. Empathy and effective listening have always been crucial to being an effective leader. It's just much harder to do all of this via a video call.
We will most certainly be able to adapt over time, but leaders will need to learn how to leverage different channels based on context and content.
I personally use a mixture of texts, e-mails, voice calls and face-to-face meetings instead of just video calls.
In fact, research has shown that we tend to work harder to focus and process non-verbal cues and body language in virtual interactions as compared to face-to-face ones. This can be exhausting.
Q: What will it take to go beyond "digital lipstick" and keep the momentum going to ensure continued boldness, learning, and innovation?
The world is littered with expensive digital transformation failures. Many businesses assume being digital is just about having great-looking apps. "Digital lipstick" produces short-term results at best and rarely works. Worse, it often exposes the inherent inefficiencies of the company instead. Imagine looking at the Amazon app to realise that your purchase will be stuck in transit for many weeks!
Digital transformation must start with developing a strong digital core, with deep integration across the technology stack from the core to the front.
As an example, CDL embarked on its paperless journey three years ago. We digitised most of our business processes and implemented digital scanning for non-repudiation. This foundational work was hard but it enabled us to subsequently build apps that have allowed new and efficient workflows. These have facilitated easy retrieval and collaboration. The result is a more seamless digital experience for our teams and customers. Just bolting on a good-looking UI for the existing platform would not have achieved this.
To continue innovating beyond the crisis, businesses should embed themselves in their customers' journeys to reimagine their service delivery processes from the outside-in. Like old maps to a new terrain, we need to be aware that customer habits are always changing. Past processes and playbooks may not work. Team members will need to develop a growth mindset to embrace these changes, and as leaders, we need to recognise outcomes and learning as being equally important.
Q: Technology is ultimately about people – the people needed to create, design, operate and use it. The skills gaps in this sector have been and are still a concerning issue. Beyond technical skills, what are the essential skills and attributes needed to be able to work in tech in the current context of prolonged uncertainty?
As businesses get disrupted, business leaders may be challenged to react to dynamic changes in expectations, not knowing what they need or understanding what is possible with technology.
IT professionals will need to be actively involved in the business to collaborate more proactively with business leaders, and this requires more than technical skills.
I would suggest two skills that may be critical.
One key skill is the ability to learn constantly and challenge our views. The reality is that the technology sector is itself a very demanding one where the landscape changes fast and hard-earned experience can be eroded quickly. Former Apple CEO Steve Jobs advised us to "Stay hungry. Stay foolish," to which I would add "Stay curious." We should remain curious about how new technologies are disrupting the industry and imagine how customers can or would use such technology. Being curious can also mean reflecting on "why" certain things are done and often "why not" as well. Many insights can come from these two very simple questions. These can often result in different ways of approaching a problem.
A second essential skill is effective communication. Technology is increasingly part of any business and to be successful in any digital transformation, we need to bring people who are uncomfortable with technology on the journey as well. This means being able to communicate beyond technical teams and across various business units. We will be expected to provide direct, clear and jargon-free explanations of the technology initiatives we are embarking on.
Q: Tell us about your own career journey and the skills you picked up along the way that have enabled you to excel as a CTO?
My career is certainly a non-linear one. I have been at various stages in my career, a consultant, entrepreneur, business executive, and technology leader, while residing and working for the majority of my time in China, Japan, the US, and Indonesia.
I began my career as a consultant in IBM, advising large regional banks on optimising their corporate and retail loan processes, before joining the global Olympics team to deliver highly scalable technology platforms for the 1998 Japan Winter Olympics. In my late twenties, I started my first company to specialise in corporate relationship management systems. Alongside subsequent business leadership roles managing the regional business units for HP and ServiceNow across the Asia Pacific, I returned to frontline technology to drive transformation initiatives for CDL as Chief Technology Officer in 2016.
While it has not been a typical journey, it has provided me with many learning opportunities and additional perspectives. It has also enabled me to better evaluate technological initiatives through the lens of a business leader and to better empathise and communicate how technology could impact other stakeholders. This is useful as a key role of a CTO is to enable our businesses to achieve better results using technology. Having an ability to relate to business leaders helps me identify opportunities for change and partnering to create and execute joint technology roadmaps with the business.
Q: How would education in your field need to change in order to produce individuals who can excel in a volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous world?
The value of technology is always in its practical application to business problems and this often means individuals are required to learn and collaborate rapidly to deliver what stakeholders want. To succeed, technologists need to be comfortable with dealing with ambiguity while rapidly understanding changing business conditions.
Yet, computing is studied as a STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) discipline through an intense, specialised curriculum. Rapid changes in an uncertain world highlight the inadequacy of such intense academic specialisation. In confronting real-world problems, apart from providing a technical solution, we will need a humanistic approach to consider the societal implications of technological solutions.
While there is no replacement for experience, schools can provide a stronger foundation.
As a member of the Industry Advisory Committee to the National University of Singapore, I have had robust discussions with other members on how technology graduates can benefit from acquiring a broader spectrum of skills. These are skills that can help them make connections across different disciplines, otherwise known as "T-Shaped" skills. This may mean a combination of analytical skills, business knowledge and technical grounding. Graduates will increasingly need the breadth and depth of knowledge, and the ability to integrate multiple disciplines to solve real-world problems.
Ivan Ng expressed his views in this article in a personal capacity. These views are not reflective of his employer's opinions or positions on the various issues discussed herein.


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Gerhard Backfried, Christian Schmidt, & Gerald Quirchmayr. (2015). Cross-Media Linking in Times of Disaster. In L. Palen, M. Buscher, T. Comes, & A. Hughes (Eds.), ISCRAM 2015 Conference Proceedings ? 12th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management. Kristiansand, Norway: University of Agder (UiA).
Abstract: Many possible links and connections can be observed between the different types of media used for communication during a crisis. These links can be detected and assembled to provide a more complete picture of events. They can be categorized according to the type of destination which yields important information for the gathering process as well as concerning general patterns of how platforms are connected. Tweets, posts and comments thus become parts of larger, linked sets of documents forming compound-documents. These documents stretch across media borders and platforms and provide context and broader information for individual entries. In the current paper we describe some of the links and linking behavior encountered during the floods in Central Europe of 2013 from the perspective of Twitter and Facebook.
Keywords: Crisis communication; data collection; natural disasters; Situational Awareness; social media
Track: Social Media Studies
Gayane Shalunts, Gerhard Backfried, & Prinz Prinz. (2014). Sentiment analysis of German social media data for natural disasters. In and P.C. Shih. L. Plotnick M. S. P. S.R. Hiltz (Ed.), ISCRAM 2014 Conference Proceedings – 11th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (pp. 752–756). University Park, PA: The Pennsylvania State University.
Abstract: Analysis of social media and traditional media provides significant information to first responders in times of natural disasters. Sentiment analysis, particularly of social media originating from the affected population, forms an integral part of multifaceted media analysis. The current paper extends an existing methodology to the domain of natural disasters, broadens the support of multiple languages and introduces a new manner of classification. The performance of the approach is evaluated on a recently collected dataset manually annotated by three human annotators as a reference. The experiments show a high agreement rate between the approach taken and the annotators. Furthermore, the paper presents the initial application of the resulting technology and models to sentiment analysis of social media data in German, covering data collected during the Central European floods of 2013.
Keywords: Disasters; Information systems; First responders; Integral part; Media analysis; Multiple languages; Natural disasters; Sentiment analysis; Social media; Social media datum; Data mining
Christian Reuter, Gerhard Backfried, Marc-André Kaufhold, & Fabian Spahr. (2018). ISCRAM turns 15: A Trend Analysis of all ISCRAM-Papers 2004-2017. In Kees Boersma, & Brian Tomaszeski (Eds.), ISCRAM 2018 Conference Proceedings – 15th International Conference on Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (pp. 445–458). Rochester, NY (USA): Rochester Institute of Technology.
Abstract: In 2004, Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management (ISCRAM) was a new area of research. Pioneering researchers from different continents and disciplines found fellowship at the first ISCRAM work-shop. Around the same time, the use of social media in crises was first recognized in academia. In 2018, the 15th ISCRAM conference will take place, which gives us the possibility to look back on what has already been achieved with regard to IT support in crises using social media. With this article, we examine trends and devel-opments with a specific focus on social media. We analyzed all papers published at previous ISCRAMs (n=1339). Our analysis shows that various platforms, the use of language and coverage of different types of disasters follow certain trends – most noticeably a dominance of Twitter, English and crises with large impacts such as hurricanes or earthquakes can be seen.
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Host India continued to thrive on the sturdy recreation of Shruti Ahlawat to win its second match within the league in opposition to Uzbekistan and ensure a berth within the knock-out stage within the Asia-Oceania Junior Billie Jean King Cup under-16 women tennis match on the DLTA Complicated on Tuesday.
Shruti gained each her singles and doubles matches as soon as once more, after captain Archana Venkataraman fielded Riya Bhatia within the first singles with out a lot success.
It was some reduction for the hosts to witness Shruti clean Shaknoza Marimova within the second rubber between the No.1 gamers of the 2 groups, after Riya had managed to eke out one recreation from Sabrina Olimjonova.
ITTF Rankings: Manika Batra, Archana Kamath make it to top 5 in women's doubles
The doubles mixture of Shruti and Niyati Kukreti continued to ship, as India gained the decisive rubber 6-1, 7-5 in opposition to Zlata Chinnova and Shaknoza.
India will play Iran within the final league match on Wednesday. The sixth seeded Iran beat Malaysia 2-1, as Mandegar Farzami and Mehraneh Zohourian recovered from shedding the primary set within the tie-break to win the second set at love and the match tie-break in a thriller 17-15 in opposition to Yu Chi Chan and Jo Leen Noticed.
In group-B, second seed Australia was stunned within the second singles by Indonesia, however bounced again to clinch the doubles for the lack of 4 video games.
|The outcomes (league):
Group-A: Japan bt Mongolia 3-0.
Group-B: Australia bt Indonesia 2-1; Thailand bt Sri Lanka 3-0.
Group-C: India bt Uzbekistan 2-1 (Riya Sachdeva misplaced to Sabrina Olimjonova 0-6, 1-6; Shruti Ahlawat bt Shaknoza Marimova 6-0, 6-0; Shruti & Niyati Kukreti bt Zlata Chinnova & Shaknoza 6-1, 7-5); Iran bt Malaysia 2-1 (Mehraneh Zohourian misplaced to Yu Chi Chan 6-7(3), 1-6; Mandegar Farzami bt Jo Leen Noticed 6-3, 6-3; Mandegar & Mehraneh bt Yu Chi Chan & Jo Leen Noticed 6-7(2), 6-0, [17-15]).
Group-D: Kazakhstan bt Vietnam 3-0; Korea bt Singapore 3-0.
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Parampal Singh Guron shot 120 to make the semifinals, however completed fourth in his group, in males's skeet within the Shotgun World Cup in Lima, Peru.
Parampal who had shot 73 out of 75 within the first three rounds, dropped three birds within the final two rounds, to be in a shoot-off with six others on 120 for 4 spots within the semifinals.
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Finally, Nicolas Pacheco Espinosa of Peru beat Federico Gil of Argentina 4-3 within the shoot-off for the gold, after the 2 had shot 37. Each had 121 in qualification.
The toppers in qualification, Dustan Taylor of the US and Julio Elizardo Dujarric Lembcke of Dominican Republic, with 122 hits, additionally crashed out with out making it to the medal stage within the semifinals.
India didn't area girls shooters in skeet, which had a small area of 12, resulting in eight semifinalists.
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Males's skeet: 1. Nicolas Pacheco Espinosa (Per) 37(4) 28 (121); 2. Federico Gil (Arg) 37(3) 28 (121); 3. Hayden Stewart (US) 27 (28) 120; 4. Jesper Hansen (Den) 15 (30) 120; 5-8. Parampal Singh Guron 15 (120); 19. Amrinder Cheema 116; 44. Munek Battula 107.
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Tamil Nadu mixed particular person brilliance with scientific team-work because the nine-time champion scripted a convincing 99-71 win over Uttarakhand in a Group- C males's contest of the Senior Nationwide basketball championships right here on Tuesday.
Tamil Nadu workforce's Aravind Kumar (yellow) in motion in opposition to Uttarakhand on the 71st Senior Nationwide Basketball Championship. – Jothi Ramalingam .B
With the win, TN certified for the second spherical to be held on Wednesday and Thursday. Equally, the host girls's facet, too, made it to the second spherical by ending behind topper Indian Railways in Group-A.
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Usually, ties between Uttarakhand and Tamil Nadu are crammed with motion and depth. Immediately, it was something however that as TN ran riot.
From Muin Bek, who was flawless along with his three-pointers and lay-ups to A. Aravind, Aravind Kumar and from P. Jeevanantham to P. Baladhaneswar, everybody contributed in equal measure. Uttarakhand, barring Arjun Singh (19 factors) who was constant along with his three-pointers, the remainder didn't rise to the event.
The eight groups (prime 4 in every Group) in women and men have now certified for the second spherical, and the subsequent two days–Wednesday and Thursday–will decide the quarterfinalists.
|The outcomes:
Males: Group A: Punjab 96 (Kanwar Singh 23, Amritpal Singh 14, Manjot Singh 13, Amjyot Singh 10) bt Telangana 58 (Nikhil Saikumar 10, Billa Nathan 15).
B: Karnataka 69 (Abhishek Gowda 11, Shashank Rai 14, Pratyanshu Tomar 12, Harish Muthu 11) Bt Rajasthan 44 (Ashish Trivedi 14); Companies 88 (Joginder Singh 18, Gaurav Chandel 16, Nikhil Kumar 24) bt UP 64 (Tushal Singh 14, Akash Bhasin 11, Kushal Singh 10, Harsh Dagar 10).
C: Tamil Nadu 99 (Siva Balan 12, Arvind Kumar 26, P. Jeevanantham 13, A. Aravind 12) bt Uttarakhand 71 (Vishesh Brighuvamshi 10, Arjun Singh 19, Prashant Rawat 15, Riyanshu Negi 20).
Ladies: Group-A: Indian Railways 120 (Madhu Kumari 22, Poonam Chaturvedi 11, Avanti Vardhan 18, Sruthi Arvind 22, Shireen Vijay Limya 13, Vaishnavi Yadav 11) bt Delhi 66 (Raspreet Sidhu 26); TN 89 (A. Ashmita 10, Ok. Sathya 15, S. Rajeshwari 21, Monica Jeyasali 15) bt Maharashtra 68 (Sakshi Pandey 25, Avya 16).
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SD Prajwal Dev and Digvijay Pratap Singh have been crushed 6-2, 3-6, 10-5 by fourth seeded Koreans, Seong Chan Hong and Cheong-Eui Kim, within the doubles pre-quarterfinals of the $15,000 ITF males's tennis match in Thailand on Tuesday.
|The outcomes:
$15,000 ITF males, Chiang Rai, Thailand
Doubles (pre-quarterfinals): Jisung Nam & Minkyu Tune (Kor) bt Adil Kalyanpur & Parikshit Somani 6-4, 6-2; Seong Chan Hong & Cheong-EuiKim (Kor) bt SD Prajwal Dev & Digvijay Pratap Singh 6-2, 3-6, [10-5].
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Roald Dahl
David Austin English Rose
This wonderful new rose marks the centenary of the birth of one of our best-loved authors. 'Roald Dahl' is a remarkably free-flowering variety with flowers of a perfect peach colouring. The young buds are a beautiful soft orange-red, the red reminiscent of the blush found on an actual peach. When fully open, they form medium-sized, cupped rosette blooms which are produced almost continuously. Despite their delicate appearance, they are robust enough to withstand even the most inclement weather our climate may throw at them. Tea fragrance with leafy elements and dark fruit notes.
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Art & Garden: "Plant Magic"
Friday April 19th, Saturday April 20th & Sunday April 21st 2013
Bolinas Community Center's annual spring fundraiser. Please contact (415) 868-2128 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for questions, to volunteer or for info to have a booth at our Spring Fair!
11am-6pm, Free Admission
Saltwater Raw Oysters, Tomales Bay & Hog Island BBQ Oysters, Star Route Salad, Homemade Quiches, Tacos by Mirta Guzman & BCC Bar & Cafe
Herbs, Plants & Flowers for sale
9:30 am "The Magic of the Wild Around Us" a walk in the Woods with Lea Earnheat. Please contact Lea at 868-9330 to make a reservation & get directions to meeting point. $12 individual, $20 family, all proceeds benefit the Bolinas Community Center.
12 noon Kids Plant-a-Seed in the Plaza
1 pm "Magic Plants of Native People" Camila Martinez, speaker at the BCC
3pm "Seed Saving Class" with Medea Leone S.p.r.o.u.t. Seed Librarian, at the BCC
5pm "Moonflowers and Organic Gardening" with Steve Quirt, at the BCC
- Tish Brown & Coastal Prairies
- Free Rodenticide Free Project
- Herbal medicinal tincture making with Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith
- Moonflowers with facial products
- Gilliflower Nursery with succulents
- Marianne Hale with handmade photographic cards
Please contact (415) 868-2128 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for questions, to volunteer or for info to have a booth at our Spring Fair!


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The Republican senator, who was a strong supporter of Trump and wanted to avoid going before the Fulton County grand jury, was hurt by the judge's decision.
On Thursday, a federal judge did not throw out a grand jury subpoena for Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., to testify in a Georgia investigation into how former President Donald Trump and his allies might have messed with the 2020 election.
U.S. District Judge Leigh Martin May said she would stop questions about parts of Graham's phone calls to Georgia election officials that helped Congress certify the 2020 election.
The judge said that Senator Graham could be asked about any alleged attempts to get Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger or others to throw out ballots or change other parts of Georgia's election practices and procedures. "In the same way, the grand jury may look into Senator Graham's alleged communications and coordination with the Trump campaign and its efforts in Georgia after the election, as well as Senator Graham's public statements about the 2020 elections in Georgia."
The judge's decision was a blow to the Trump supporter who had tried to avoid going before the grand jury and prosecutors in Fulton County. They are leading a wide-ranging investigation into election interference.
Graham's office hinted that the senator would appeal the order by saying that the judge "recognized" that at least some of the lawmaker's testimony is protected by legislative privilege, also known as the speech and debate provision of the Constitution.
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Last week, a federal appeals court temporarily blocked the lawmaker's grand jury appearance and asked May to think about whether Graham should be kept from answering certain questions that may be protected by legislative privilege. This was a prelude to Thursday's decision.
At issue is Graham's role in trying to convince election officials in Georgia about the 2020 election.
Court documents filed in support of the subpoena request say that in the weeks after the election, Graham called Raffensperger and his staff twice to ask for more review of the absentee ballots.
Graham has said that he contacted Georgia officials because, as a lawmaker, he had the right to do so under the Constitution's speech and debate clause. He has denied that he put pressure on officials to throw out ballots. Instead, he says he was just trying to find out how different states look at ballots.
Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis, who is in charge of the Georgia investigation, has told Graham's claims over and over again that they are not true.
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"The Senator has not named any protected or privileged information that is "required" by his subpoena. Instead, he has insisted, not for the first time, that he cannot be questioned in any way, much less in a "partial" way," Willis said in court documents this week. "The Senator's extreme position goes against the facts, what this Court has said, what the Supreme Court has said, and what the public wants."
Georgia was the center of the lies that former President Donald Trump made about the election. Trump had called Raffensperger and told him to find more votes for him to beat Joe Biden in the state, where he had lost to Biden.
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Kelce's OT touchdown gives Chiefs 34-28 win over Chargers
Justin Herbert gave the Chargers a 28-21 lead with 2:19 remaining on a 8-yard TD pass to Keenan Allen. Los Angeles' defeat came after a terrifying injury to tight end Donald Parham. It is the second straight season the Chiefs have come to the Chargers' Hollywood Park home and won in overtime. After Los Angeles turned it over on downs, Kansas City went 95 yards in 11 plays, culminating in Michael Burton's 7-yard run up the middle. Early in the fourth quarter, Los Angeles had second-and-goal, but Ben Niemann recovered Joshua Kelley's fumble at the 2.wftv.com
Chargers' Parham appears unconscious, taken off on stretcher
A teammate briefly tried to move Parham's left arm, but it was frozen in a bent position. Trainers and medical personnel removed Parham's facemask from his helmet and placed him on a backboard. The 24-year-old's arms were shaking as he was wheeled off while concerned players from both teams watched. Parham, in his second year with Los Angeles, was taken to a hospital for evaluation. ___More AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl and https://apnews.com/hub/pro-32 and https://twitter.com/AP_NFLCopyright 2021 The Associated Press.wftv.com
Herbert leads Chargers to 39-29 victory over Jaguars
Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) celebrates his rushing touchdown with Joshua Kelley (27) during the second half of an NFL football game against the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday, Oct. 25, 2020, in Inglewood, Calif. (AP Photo/Kyusung Gong)INGLEWOOD, Calif. – At last, a victory. The rookie threw for a season-high 347 yards and three touchdowns as well as running for a score as the Chargers defeated the Jacksonville Jaguars 39-29 to snap a four-game losing streak. James Robinson led the Jaguars with 119 rushing yards on 22 carries and scored two touchdowns (one rushing, one receiving). After Badgley's 35-yard field goal on the opening drive, rookie Joe Reed scored his first NFL touchdown on a 7-yard jet sweep around right end. It was the Chargers' first rushing touchdown since Herbert in Week 2 against Kansas City.
Brady throws for 5 TDs, Bucs rally to beat Chargers 38-31
Howard, Cameron Brate and rookie Ke'Shawn Vaughn — caught scoring passes from Brady, who threw four of them after the Bucs fell behind 24-7 in the second quarter. I can honestly say that if this had been last year, we would have gotten beat by 20," Arians said. "We've got to keep building on the confidence in one another because there's nothing we're doing out there that's perfect," Brady said. Ndamukong Suh forced a fumble inside the Los Angeles 10 with the Chargers attempting to run out at the clock. ... Howard was carted off late in the fourth quarter with what the Bucs described as an Achilles tendon injury.


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God's Love and Purpose
Becoming a Christian means entering into a relationship with God. You are important to God and God wants you to have an abundant life, full of love and purpose. You can know God's love and purpose for your life when you understand and accept what the Bible says about God, people, and Jesus Christ.
God's Love: "For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life." (John 3:16):
God's Purpose: Jesus says, "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." (John 10:10)
People's Problem
Most people do not experience God's love and purpose for their lives. This is because there is a great gap between God and people. People have a sin problem that keeps them from closing the gap between themselves and a holy God.
People sense their inadequacy and try to bridge the gap. They try to reach God through good deeds, going to church, and being a good person. But they cannot do it. No person can successfully deal with their sin problem. Even good deeds are contaminated with a concern for self that makes them unworthy in the eyes of God. This sin causes frustration, worry, emptiness, guilt, and it stands in the way of relationship with God.
- "For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God." (Romans 3:23)
- "The wages of sin is death." (Romans 6:23)
- "All our righteous acts are as filthy rags." (Isaiah 64:6)
Crossing the Bridge
Come to God and have a relationship with Him by "crossing the bridge." In other words, personally receive Jesus Christ as your Savior and Lord. Tell God your are truly sorry for your sin and want to change (repentance). Trust in Jesus alone to make you right in God's eyes (faith). Welcome His Holy Spirit to live in your heart and guide your life. You can do this by praying a simple prayer.
This is a suggested prayer. If you pray this prayer sincerely, Jesus will become your Savior and Lord, your bridge to God.
- Dear Jesus, Thank you for loving me and for dying on the cross so that I can live an abundant life and become a child of God. I am a sinner. Please forgive me. Live in me by your Holy Spirit and be the leader of my life. On the basis of your promises in the Bible, I thank you for this new life. Amen.
"If we confess our sins, God is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness."
(1 John 1:9)
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10th Feb, 2012 | Source : ACC President-Elect William Zoghbi, MD, FACC
In an era of rapid and massive changes to the health care system, the physician community has been faced with several challenges and uncertainties over the last several years. To combat these obstacles and to help fight heart disease, the number one killer in the U.S., effective communication and collaboration within and across care teams with a focus on the patient becomes essential. Coordinated systems of care will ensure that relevant clinical information is available at the point of care while duplicative tests and procedures are avoided, saving both time and money...
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1st Apr, 2009 | Source : Matthew Belotti, Mongoose Asia
How do you judge a hospital? An institution that fixes you and solves your ills. A place that truly 'cares', in every sense of the word. How can you pick one over another?
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Cristiano Ronaldo closed in on his 700th club goal by converting a penalty in Manchester United's 2-0 win at Sheriff.
Cristiano Ronaldo scored his first goal of the season as Manchester United got their UEFA Europa League campaign up and running with a 2-0 win at Sheriff on Thursday.
Ronaldo, picked to lead as Erik ten Hag kept rotation to a minimum against the side that stunned Real Madrid in last season's Champions League, slotted home a first-half penalty to make it 2-0 for United after Jadon Sancho opened the scoring. scoring.
Ronaldo moved to 699 club goals with his free-kick and missed the chance to reach the 700 milestone after the break, but United produced a controlled performance to see out victory.
Manchester United needed three points after last time's home defeat to Real Sociedad in their Group E opener.
Although Sheriff started well, Manchester United took the lead with their first real attack on 17 minutes when Sancho turned Christian Eriksen's pass to tuck a neat finish into the bottom right corner.
Iyayi Atiemwen curled in from the bottom left corner with David de Gea unmarked before Stjepan Radeljic denied Sancho a second with a heroic goal-line clearance.
Manchester United were soon presented with an opportunity to double their lead through Patrick Kpozo, who was fouled by Diogo Dalot.
Ronaldo, who has had to settle for a substitute role in Manchester United's last four Premier League games, slotted the penalty straight into the middle.
Radeljic was on hand to clear again when Ronaldo hit the back post after the break before Rasheed Akanbi almost caught De Gea with a sumptuous long-range lob.
Ronaldo volleyed into the top-right corner from 18 yards as the chance for his 700th club goal went begging, even as United had little trouble sealing a fifth win in their last six games.
Manchester United player ratings vs Sheriff Tiraspol – Europa League
1. Man Utd (4-3-3)
GK: David de Gea – 6/10 – Quiet night at the office for the Spaniard, who merely had to stand and look pretty for the most part.
RB: Diogo Dalot – 7/10 – Won the penalty that put United two up with the kind of positive run from deep that really hurts teams. A positive performance that showed again just how much Dalot has come on under Ten Hag.
CB: Raphael Varane – 6/10 – A composed performance from the Frenchman. Didn't have much to do, but kept things neat and tidy.
CB: Lisandro Martinez – 6/10 – Having a central defender who is not only comfortable bringing the ball forward but is agile and can actively pick out line-splitting passes continues to prove a huge boost for United. Martinez's work on the ball was the highlight tonight.
LB: Tyrell Malacia – 6/10 – Grew into the game as United enjoyed more of the ball and looked solid when able to get forward. Not as involved as he perhaps would've liked to have been, mind.
CM: Scott McTominay – 6/10 – Another impressive display from the Scotland international who continues to go full 'McTerminator' in an attempt to keep his place in the team. Only played the first half, though, so nothing major to report.
CM: Christian Eriksen – 8/10 – He's good is that Eriksen fella, isn't he? Like, really good. Always on for the pass, and always capable of picking out the perfect pass. What a lovely footballer.
CM: Bruno Fernandes – 7/10 – Showed off his brilliant passing range and a few sharp touches in tight areas. Not quite as gung-ho as usual; if there was ever a game to try your luck from long range with the space afforded, though, it was this one.
RW: Antony – 6/10 – Flashes of flair and excellence from the Brazilian, in a much improved display compared to last week's affair vs Real Sociedad. Not at his scintillating, ankle-breaking best just yet, but the signs are there.
ST: Cristiano Ronaldo – 6/10 – Yes he scored from the spot and no he wasn't horrific, but Ronaldo's touch wasn't sharp, his runs were slow and he looked sluggish. Concerning. Props to him for doing that celebration, though – shameless.
LW: Jadon Sancho – 8/10 – Took his goal brilliantly with his first proper touches of the game. Individual brilliance denied him of a brace. When he gets the ball inside, Sancho is endlessly composed. Brilliant footwork again.
SUB: Casemiro (45′ for McTominay) – 6/10 – Continued more of the solid work McTominay did at the base of midfield and broke up any rare counter attacks well.
SUB: Luke Shaw (70′ for Malacia) – N/A
SUB: Anthony Elanga (80′ for Ronaldo) – N/A
SUB: Harry Maguire (90′ for Martinez) – N/A
SUB: Alejandro Garnacho (90′ for Antony) – N/A
Manager: Erik ten Hag – 8/10 – Away victory, good performance and a clean sheet. The Dutchman clearly prepared the team well. Would've been nice to see United open the floodgates, but we can't be too harsh. Job done.


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Well we've got sound effects on games, in videos and in movies so why not move them off of digital media and into real life? That's right, let's bring all those clever sounds out onto the streets of our town, so we can annoy everyone properly while having a bit of a blast.
The Mega Stomp Battle is the newest sound effect box from Thinkgeek, and it's a doozy. It comes with a separate hand controller which gives you the power to add some really cool extra sound effects to the standard noise of clanking, grinding, walking and other motion FX.
The default sounds include Giant Robot Smash, Kung Fu, Sword Fight, 8 Bit Gaming Hero and more, so you're probably realizing that you can have some excellent fun with this strapped to your belt. In all there are 10 sound banks, each of which contain up to 13 individual sounds, so there's lots to play with. Watch the video to get an idea of the sounds on tap.
It uses 6 AAA batteries (so it's probably time to invest in some rechargeables) and costs $39.99.