, mobile products, analytics, games and video solutions.
Our core business. We are deeply involved with the collection of data points, live scores and trivia and making sense of it all. We are all-rounded, providing these data points pre, during or post-match and across a host of sports including cricket, hockey, badminton, table tennis and more!
With the ton of data that we generate, we transform this run-of-the-mill data points into a snazzy fan experience. These include match and tournament trackers, automated solutions, matchcentres, infographics and anything that we think can represent simple data into a visual treat.
We take engagement to the next level to enhance the fan experience. We have deployed fantasy sports and second-screen gaming products on a global scale. The platforms includes the FIFA World Cup, European Professional Club Rugby, Hotstar Play Along and many others!
We have developed frameworks used for custom-creating websites and mobile applications built exclusively to stay in touch with your favourite sports and leagues, both on the web and portable devices. We are proud of our work on display with the Indian Super League, Pro Kabaddi, Procam, and the Yahoo! Cricket app.
We make sure we populate the digital sports space with engaging content, be it on official websites or on the myriad social media platforms. From graphics to crafted features, chances are that you have consumed our content. These design-led innovations and easy-to-read content are custom-fit to the call of the brand.
On the back of a custom engine, we are equipped to integrate video with data and search tools. From interactive stats-based touchscreen apps used by broadcasters to video content splashed across digital, they cater to all eyeballs and make sure they get the user involved and hooked.Kapu Aloha...right? Right?

**According to Attorney General Clare Connors, law enforcement and public figures — such as Ige and his cabinet members — have received death threats online, voicemails and online harassment over social media...**

"Enforcement of the law is not a crime," Connors said. "I hope we can all agree that putting a bounty on the head of a law enforcement officer is disturbing.

Department of Public Safety Director Nolan Espinda said that flag was attached to the structure in a "purposefully destructive way" — with screws stripped so the flag could not be removed without causing damage. (NOTE: Remember those emotional manipulator fakers (opinion) screaming about the cutting of the flag?)

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The Bootleg Beatles’ career began at a now long forgotten student’s bash in Tiverton, Devon, UK on 26 March 1980, almost ten years to the day since Paul McCartney announced the originals had split.
Over the years The Bootleg Beatles have performed in front of many, many thousands of people including such notable luminaries as Sir Paul McCartney, George Harrison, George Martin and Her Majesty The Queen. They have set the standard for musical homage and Beatle-like scenes of hysteria have greeted the their note-perfect performances across the globe.
It is the stunning authenticity of the Bootlegs’ concerts, coupled with their musical credibility, that has seen the Bootleg Beatles play venues such as Wembley Stadium, Glastonbury, the Royal Alber Hall & Knebworth, sharing the bill with the likes of Rod Stewart, Elton John, David Bowie, Bon Jovi, Simple Minds, Seal and Iggy Pop; and led to the invitation from Oasis to perform at their massive outdoor events.
These performances, and an appearance on the cover of the NME, heralded the Bootleg Beatles’ breakthrough to a new contemporary audience, something unheard of for a ‘tribute’ act.
Shelves slant back to keep books neatly in place, and to make it easier for little hands to extract and then replace them after reading. They are spaced to accommodate large children's books and will hold up to 150 pounds per shelf. This bookcase is very sturdy and resistant to forward tipping. Available in natural or unfinished.*Note that not all product images display the correct finish color. Please refer to the color swatches image to verify what color your product will be. Personalizing Options: High quality machine cut vinyl lettering. Available in White, Pink, Black, Purple, Red, Blue, Green, Beige, Apple Green and Powder Blue. Maximum 12 Letters. $11.00 Up Charge.Melina Duterte has always dabbled in the realm of dreams—the genre of “dream pop” both implies and demands this—but the varietals of dreams from song-to-song and album-to-album come in a host of wildflower shades. The song “One More Time, Please” off of EVERYBODY WORKS is deep REM conjurings, “The Bus Song” is a hazy, emblazoned dream, “1 Billion Dogs” is tossing and turning, a fever dream of pent-up emotion, standalone single “I Think You’re Alright” is a half-asleep love dream, and much of her latest album, ANAK KO, embodies a bright and breezy daydream. Here, Duterte exhibits her usual brand of instrumental acuity, contemplative lyrical honesty, and dreamy melodies. With thoughtful, fully-realized production, excursions into sounds of the past, as well as literal and metaphorical journeys, ANAK KO further proves Jay Som’s musical savviness and solidifies her status in the dream pop scene and beyond.
There is a certain nostalgia woven into ANAK KO that builds on her far off dreaminess. “Superbike” could have been found among the discography of Sixpence None the Richer, the Cranberries, the Sundays, or a long lost collab with all three. The steelier acoustic guitar, with its swelling haziness, and the light, enchanting notes she hits, bring us to sunlit afternoons of the late-‘90s and running your hand through the air outside a moving car. “Nighttime Drive” has similar qualities, the keyboard riff and violins updating the period-specific tune to include a more modern indie-folk tint. The reminiscence of another time has the distant fuzziness of a dream that you’d almost forgotten.
The use of literal transportation imagery as symbols for being transported by dream is a general Jay Som-motif, recurring throughout her entire body of work. “The Bus Song” (EVERYBODY WORKS), as well as “Superbike,” and ”Nighttime Drive,” all hold the allusions and imagery of going somewhere, of transporting, of getting from A to B. Also present are less literal transportation, but rather transformation motifs, or getting from A to B through change; ideas such as “won’t you try to be anyone else…” (“Peace Out”) or “With the thought of a new day (I’m turning inside out)” (“If You Want”), or “I wanna change, I wanna change” (“Devotion”), or “We’re leaving town tomorrow / It’s only for the memories” (“Nighttime Drive”). The idea of change, of moving away from the past or oneself, frequents the pages of ANAK KO’s lyric book. Each song takes us out of our own heads and into whatever excursion is to befall us next.
Jay Som continues to create intimate daydreams and music for those moments where you’re alone in good company. ANAK KO hits a space right between the end of summer and the beginning of autumn: the excitement of a burgeoning season, and the content readiness for hot nights to taper off while still indulging by watching dusk bleed into the trees from the porch. The quiet playfulness and pensive swells soundtracking the perfect daydream as your mind disappears out your bedroom window and off to the furthest corners you’ve never been. We close: sitting at the edge of the woods as the sun sets, the warmth of the