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Concurrent Validity of Depth-Sensing Cameras for Noncontact ACL Injury Screening During Side-Cut Maneuvers in Adolescent Athletes: A Preliminary Study
Moataz Eltoukhy, Christopher Kuenze, Jeonghoon Oh, Eryn Apanovitch, Lauren Butler and Joseph F. Signorile
mechanisms, like pivoting, sudden deceleration, and direction change without player contact. 4 Noncontact ACL injury occurs frequently in sports that involve cutting maneuverers, 5 causing short- 6 , 7 and long-term morbidity. 8 Specifically, young females have been consistently shown to experience
In Journal of Applied Biomechanics Volume 35 (2019): Issue 1 (Feb 2019)
Time and Frequency Domain Analysis of Gait Initiation in Younger and Older Adults
Roya Khanmohammadi, Saeed Talebian, Mohammad Reza Hadian, Gholamreza Olyaei and Hossein Bagheri
The purpose of study was to demonstrate age-related changes during gait initiation (GI). Therefore, displacement, velocity, total power, mean and median frequency of COP trajectories were measured during phases of GI in anteroposterior (AP) and mediolateral (ML) directions. The older group demonstrated the slower and lesser displacement in comparison with the younger group during anticipatory phase in AP direction and during locomotor phase in AP and ML directions. In addition, the median and mean frequency were greater in the older relative to the younger group during anticipatory phase in AP direction, while these were lesser in older than younger group during locomotor phase in AP and ML directions. Moreover, total power was greater among older than younger adults during the anticipatory phase in ML direction and during all phases in AP direction. This study suggests that COP-related parameters extracted from time and frequency domains have the ability to demonstrate age-related changes.
In Journal of Aging and Physical Activity Volume 25 (2017): Issue 2 (Jan 2017)
On-Court Position Influences Skilled Tennis Players' Anticipation of Shot Outcome
Florian Loffing and Norbert Hagemann
When anticipating future events like an opponent's stroke direction in tennis, players are assumed to rely on both kinematic and contextual cues such as an opponent's on-court position. However, knowledge of position dependency in shot-direction probabilities and experimental evidence of the effect of on-court position on action-outcome anticipation is missing. Here we show that shot-direction probabilities vary as a function of a hitting player's on-court position in professional tennis. Moreover, unlike novices, skilled players in particular relied on information about an opponent's position when anticipating forehand baseline shot direction in a video-based experiment. The position dependency in skilled players' prediction behavior was most evident when little information on an opponent's stroke kinematics was available. Findings suggest that skilled players consider the reliability of different information sources by weighting the available contextual and kinematic cues differently in the course of an opponent's unfolding action.
In Journal of Sport and Exercise Psychology Volume 36 (2014): Issue 1 (Jan 2014)
Saccade-Related Potentials During Eye-Hand Coordination: Effects of Hand Movements on Saccade Preparation
Uta Sailer, Florian Güldenpfennig and Thomas Eggert
This study investigated the effect of hand movements on behavioral and electro-physiological parameters of saccade preparation. While event-related potentials were recorded in 17 subjects, they performed saccades to a visual target either together with a hand movement in the same direction, a hand movement in the opposite direction, a hand movement to a third, independent direction, or without any accompanying hand movements. Saccade latencies increased with any kind of accompanying hand movement. Both saccade and manual latencies were largest when both movements aimed at opposite directions. In contrast, saccade-related potentials indicating preparatory activity were mainly affected by hand movements in the same direction. The data suggest that concomitant hand movements interfere with saccade preparation, particularly when the two movements involve motor preparations that access the same visual stimulus. This indicates that saccade preparation is continually informed about hand movement preparation.
In Motor Control Volume 20 (2016): Issue 3 (Jan 2016)
Perception and Action in Golf Putting: Skill Differences Reflect Calibration
Wim H. van Lier, John van der Kamp and Geert J.P. Savelsbergh
We assessed how golfers cope with the commonly observed systematic overshoot errors in the perception of the direction between the ball and the hole. Experiments 1 and 2, in which participants were required to rotate a pointer such that it pointed to the center of the hole, showed that errors in perceived direction (in degrees of deviation from the perfect aiming line) are destroyed when the head is constrained to move within a plane perpendicular to the green. Experiment 3 compared the errors in perceived direction and putting errors of novice and skilled players. Unlike the perceived direction, putting accuracy (in degrees of deviation from the perfect aiming line) was not affected by head position. Novices did show a rightward putting error, while skilled players did not. We argue that the skill-related differences in putting accuracy reflect a process of recalibration. Implications for aiming in golf are discussed.
The Preparation Period in Basketball: Training Load and Neuromuscular Adaptations
Davide Ferioli, Andrea Bosio, Johann C. Bilsborough, Antonio La Torre, Michele Tornaghi and Ermanno Rampinini
. Basketball is an intermittent team sport characterized by changes of actions every 2 to 3 seconds 10 ; therefore, neuromuscular abilities (ie, power, strength, and speed) are heavily taxed during basketball matches. 11 Specifically, the ability to quickly change direction and jumping performance appear to
In International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance Volume 13 (2018): Issue 8 (Sep 2018)
Fatigue-Related Changes in Running Gait Patterns Persist in the Days Following a Marathon Race
Christian A. Clermont, Andrew J. Pohl and Reed Ferber
calculated. Next, the regularity of the accelerometer waveform in each direction was defined using an unbiased autocorrelation procedure. This procedure computes the correlation within the waveform at a phase shift equal to the average step time (REG STEP_ML , REG STEP_V , REG STEP_AP , and REG STEP
In Journal of Sport Rehabilitation Ahead of Print
Extension as a Backbone Support Organization for Physical Activity Promotion: A Collective Impact Case Study From Rural Kentucky
Margaret McGladrey, Angela Carman, Christy Nuetzman and Nicole Peritore
participating organizations and agencies known in the collective impact model as the backbone support organization. 17 , 18 Hanleybrown et al 18 define the necessary skills of backbone support organizations as 6 essential functions: (1) providing overall strategic direction, (2) facilitating dialog between
In Journal of Physical Activity and Health Volume 17 (2020): Issue 1 (Jan 2020)
Effects of Plyometric Versus Optimum Power Load Training on Components of Physical Fitness in Young Male Soccer Players
João Ribeiro, Luís Teixeira, Rui Lemos, Anderson S. Teixeira, Vitor Moreira, Pedro Silva and Fábio Y. Nakamura
change of direction (COD) speed tests. 2 The efficacy of resistance and plyometric training (PT) modes is so extensively recognized that some authors argue that further studies comparing the effect of different conditioning programs against a control group that only perform soccer training are not
In International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance Ahead of Print
Revising the National Standards for Sport Coaches Within the USA
Lori Gano-Overway, Pete Van Mullem, Melissa Long, Melissa Thompson, Bob Benham, Christine Bolger, Andrew Driska, Anthony Moreno and Dan Schuster
into eight domains representing overarching knowledge and skill areas associated with coaching responsibilities. The revised national standards were renamed the National Standards for Sport Coaches with a stated purpose to "provide direction for coaching educators, sport administrators, coaches
In International Sport Coaching Journal Ahead of Print


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Rep. Maloney: Terrorists May Be Benefiting From Weak Ownership Disclosure Laws
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Rep. Carolyn Maloney (credit: 1010 WINS/Juliet Papa)
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — A Manhattan congresswoman said Monday that current law is making it easy for terrorists to hide funds right in the U.S.
As WCBS 880's Marla Diamond reported, a bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.) would require states to get information about the beneficial owner a company when it is incorporated.
"Terrorists, money launderers and corrupt overseas government officials are using our lax ownership disclosure laws to hide their ill-gotten gains," Maloney said.
The loophole is especially frustrating for law enforcement, said Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance.
"This is not an issue that we should take lightly," Vance said. "We need to know where the money comes from; who's moving it."
Vance said ironically, the Cayman Islands – known for offshore banks – have stricter standards when it comes to disclosures about shell companies.

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A summary of the Chancellor's Spending Review, November 2020
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On Wednesday afternoon, the Chancellor made his Spending Review announcement, setting out the government's public spending plans for the new financial year ahead.
"It was quite a reserved announcement", commented Alan McCann from DTE Tax Consultancy. "Concise and informative, most of the announcements are meant to be for the short to medium term, which is understandable considering the current ever-changing landscape."
Quoting that the UK economy will shrink by 11.3% this year as well as government borrowing reaching almost £400bn, the Chancellor then went on to announce a series of support packages to save jobs and businesses.
Specific amounts set aside include:
For vaccines: £18bn
For public services (including support for the NHS to recover from the pandemic): £3bn
For public transport: £2bn
For local councils: £2bn
Apart from the above, reference was also made to the Unemployment Restart Programme. Under this programme, people who have been out of work for 12 months will be provided with regular intensive support tailored to their circumstances. The scheme will start next year and will be aimed at older workers.
There will be a pay freeze applicable for most in the public sector, except for approximately a million doctors, nurses and others in the NHS who will get a pay rise, as well as around 2.1 million public sector workers with earnings below £24,000pa, who will be guaranteed a minimum pay rise of £250 next year.
Potential direct impacts on SMEs
Among the various announcements, some stood out as being potentially impactful for SMEs in a more direct way:
Increase in the National Living Wage to £8.91 per hour – This in turn may raise operation costs for certain businesses
Levelling Up Fund amounting to £4bn for local projects – This is a welcomed move which means businesses in relevant sectors will be able to tender for work linked to approved projects in due course.
Greater investment in medical equipment, social care and schools – This may also have the impact of creating opportunities for SMEs across a number of busines sectors.
If you have any questions about the summary of this Spending Review announcement above and how it may affect your business, please do get in touch with your usual contact at DTE, or email us at marketing@dtegroup.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
*This article was originally posted on DTE website: https://www.dtegroup.com/news/covid-19-business-support-hub/a-summary-of-the-chancellors-spending-review-november-2020/
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Anushka Sharma was spotted in a crisp white shirt with puffy sleeves, paired with dark blue bell-bottom jeans. She wore a pair of mules with the outfit, carried a black clutch in one hand and wore a gold watch in another. She kept her makeup minimal and opted to wear dark sunglasses to complete the look.


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'Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness' Is a "Giddy Mixture" of Marvel and Raimi's Style
Joseph Aberl
As soon as Sam Raimi took over directing duties from Scott Derrickson for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, many wondered what it might mean for the film. Not only is Raimi's Spider-Man film what kicked off the superhero boom alongside Blade, but he's also quite famous for his work on horror films. As the Doctor strange sequel was teased frequently as the Marvel Cinematic Universe's first horror story.
So, he is the perfect choice to join the project to bring his flair from films like Evil Dead or Drag Me to Hell. There were some concerns that his directorial style might take a backseat for the overarching universe building, but actor Benedict Cumberbatch may have offered a tease of what's to come.
You have to wait and see. There's a lot of Marvel and there's a lot of Raimi as well. Raimi fans will hopefully not be disappointed. It's a very giddy mixture, actually. And I think it's, it's a riot and it will live up to its title, a multiverse of madness for sure
It certainly sounds like it'll bring together the best of both worlds. The post-credit sequence from WandaVision made many questions if it was directed by Raimi due to the use of the camera chasing towards Wanda's little cabin. There's something iconic about his use of the camera and might make the horror elements in this multiversal storyline stand out even more. Here's hoping we won't have to wait too long for the first trailer and a hint at what to expect.
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When a risk factor for poor health affects one part of a community more than another, policymakers have two choices: continue with a one-size-fits-all approach or find a new way to focus on the population most at risk.
"The burden of disease and injury in Australia 2003," a report released in 2007, showed that tobacco use was the leading risk factor for disease burden in the country.
The study also revealed stark differences in the health outcomes of indigenous Australians compared to Australians overall. A companion article to the 2007 report pointed to the large disparity between these two groups, known as the "indigenous health gap," with tobacco use as the primary risk factor; in fact, tobacco-related conditions accounted for 17% of the gap. Also, a national survey conducted between 2008 and 2009 determined that nearly 48% of Australian Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islander males and females aged 18 and older smoked regularly, in contrast to around 19% of the non-Aboriginal population, according to Australia's 2007-2008 National Health Survey.
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JEDEC Lays Out DDR4 Memory Standard For Next-Gen Speedsters
Is the world okay as-is with just DDR2 and DDR3 memory? Perhaps. We could get by, yes, but what about pushing the envelope? What about faster, faster, faster? Well, it's about time for memory to take the next major leap in speed. JEDEC, a known name in the development of standards for the microelectronics industry, today announced the initial publication of its widely-anticipated Synchronous DDR4 (Double Data Rate 4) standard. That's DDR4, for those keeping count, which will offer "a range of innovative features designed to enable high speed operation and broad applicability in a variety of applications including servers, laptops, desktop PCs and consumer products." To facilitate comprehension and early adoption of the DDR4 standard, JEDEC is hosting a two-day DDR4 Technical Workshop in Santa Clara, CA on October 30 and 31, but it's probably the raw specs that you're interested in hearing about. Per JEDEC:
"The per-pin data rate for DDR4 is specified as 1.6 giga transfers per second to an initial maximum objective of 3.2 giga transfers per second. With DDR3 exceeding its original targeted performance of 1.6 GT/s, it is likely that higher performance speed grades will be added in a future DDR4 update. Other DDR4 attributes tightly intertwined with the planned speed grades, enabling device functionality as well as application adoption, include: a pseudo open drain interface on the DQ bus, a geardown mode for 2,667 MT/s per DQ and beyond, bank group architecture, internally generated VrefDQ and improved training modes.
The DDR4 architecture is an 8n prefetch with two or four selectable bank groups. This design will permit the DDR4 memory devices to have separate activation, read, write or refresh operations underway in each unique bank group. This concept will also improve overall memory efficiency and bandwidth, especially when small memory granularities are used. More information about additional features may be found on the JEDEC website. In addition, DDR4 has been designed in such a way that stacked memory devices may prove to be a key factor during the lifetime of the technology, with stacks of up to 8 memory devices presenting only a single signal load."
The publishing of this standard marks a very real milestone. At this point, the days of DDR3 are probably numbered, but it'll be a few months still before we hear about any real traction from OEMs implementing this in. Still, we can't wait to benchmark the new generation of memory modules. Bring on the speed!
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Entrepreneurship is most certainly not for everyone. At the same time, there are many different ways to become an entrepreneur, and one could be the right path for you. Before venturing out on your own, take the time to explore what's possible, and create a plan to get where you want to be. No matter which path you choose, hustle, grit, and determination won't be optional.
Bootstrapping from the bottom up isn't the only way to become an entrepreneur.


He initially thought the bump on his right leg was simply a blood clot.
"I felt fine. That's what's so bad about it," Fox told me recently when I spoke with him about his treatment and the difficulty finding a donor whose tissue type matches his. "My girlfriend said she noticed that I was tiring a little more than I did in the past, but I didn't" notice.
Does he remember the date he was told – after having blood work done – to get himself to the hospital?
"Sure, I do. It was April 21. On the 22nd I was admitted to the hospital," he said. "The doctor called and told me, 'You can't go to court tomorrow. I'm admitting you to the hospital tomorrow, and I'll call you when the bed's ready.
"Normally, I might not have gotten that blood work done right then, but because I was so concerned, I went ahead and did it. If I had waited two days, I'd probably be dead," he said.
A "Save the Fox" Facebook group – intent upon ensuring that doesn't happen – has been started, with the goal of raising awareness and encouraging people to get tested so that they can donate bone marrow to people who need it. More than 2,100 people have joined the Save the Fox Facebook group, and several events are being planned, including a two-day registration drive next month in Chapel Hill.
There is information about donor drives and how to donate on Fox's Facebook page and at www.matchfox.org.
Fox, always known as a compassionate jurist, was nonetheless surprised that he has heard from relatives of people he's locked up and who want to donate. He said he encourages them to do so, as long as they know there'll be no quid pro quo and that he'll still drop the hammer on them if warranted.
That is fantastic news to Betsie Letterle of the Be the Match marrow donor registry. Letterle told me, "We really need to increase the diversity. ... Of the 12.5 million people on the registry, only 770,000 identify as black. That sounds like a lot, but it doesn't matter how many there are until we add the right person who is a match.
Some blacks historically have been reticent about donating parts of their body, vital or otherwise – Who wants to worry about being stripped for parts while otherwise healthy? – because of historical abuses by the medical community. Several years ago, I spoke with Charlene Drew Jarvis, the daughter of Dr. Charles Drew, the black surgeon who developed a way to store blood plasma and thus saved innumerable lives during World War II.
Dr. Drew died in 1950 after a car crash in Burlington, and his daughter debunked a much-circulated myth that he died as a result of being denied treatment at a local hospital because of his color. "My father received the best treatment possible" at Alamance General Hospital following his accident in 1950, said Jarvis, at the time a Washington City Council member.
Most often, she said, there's not even that much, because marrow is drawn from stem cells the same way you'd give blood.
Pshaw. That could never happen, could it?
Yes. Twenty-one years ago, I wrote about an 11-year-old boy named Myron who needed a bone marrow transplant to survive. Despite huge odds, an exact match was found.
The donor, though – with no explanation – changed his mind: Myron died before he turned 12.


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On January 14 and 15, 2020, the German Federal Constitutional Court will be holding a hearing to reevaluate the Bundesnachrichtendienst (BND) Act, which gives the BND agency (similar to the National Security Agency in the United States) broad surveillance authority. The hearing comes after a coalition of media and activist...


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Q: Only one type of div is showing I have this pie chart, I am trying to get it to toggle open a certain div that has a specific table that I need upon clicking a certain segment on the pie chart but have continuously failed. I am not sure if the click part of the code is correct because if I try the piece of code,
only the not delivered table shows and it does not matter which segment I am clicking. If I click delivered, It still shows the not delivered data
my PHP for the pie chart
$con = mysqli_connect("localhost","root","","oatdistribution");

      //January
      $piesql = "SELECT Status, count(*) as Total FROM jan GROUP BY Status";
      $pieresult = mysqli_query($con,$piesql);

      while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($pieresult))
    {
     $dataPoints[] = array("label"=>$row['Status'], "y"=>$row['Total']);
    }

my html for the pie chart

my html + PHP for the table

          Name
          Condition
          Type of Oat
          # of Oat
          Status

           <?php
                $con = mysqli_connect("localhost","root","","oatdistribution");
                $tabsql = "SELECT OatDis.Name, OatDis.LivingCondition, OatDis.OatType, OatDis.NoOfOats, Jan.Status FROM OatDis INNER JOIN Jan ON OatDis.Name = Jan.Name WHERE Jan.Status = 'Delivered'";
                $data = mysqli_query($con,$tabsql);
                while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($data)){
                  echo "
";
                  echo "" . $row['Name']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['LivingCondition']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['OatType']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['NoOfOats']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['Status']."	";
                  echo "
";
                }
            ?>

          Name
          Condition
          Type of Oat
          # of Oat
          Status

           <?php
                $con = mysqli_connect("localhost","root","","oatdistribution");
                $tabsql = "SELECT OatDis.Name, OatDis.LivingCondition, OatDis.OatType, OatDis.NoOfOats, Jan.Status FROM OatDis INNER JOIN Jan ON OatDis.Name = Jan.Name WHERE Jan.Status = 'Not Delivered'";
                $data = mysqli_query($con,$tabsql);
                while($row = mysqli_fetch_assoc($data)){
                  echo "
";
                  echo "" . $row['Name']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['LivingCondition']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['OatType']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['NoOfOats']."	";
                  echo "" . $row['Status']."	";
                  echo "
";
                }
            ?>

script for the pie chart
window.onload = function () {

    var chart = new CanvasJS.Chart("chartContainer",
    {
      click: TableStatus,
      animationEnabled: true,
      legend:{
        verticalAlign: "bottom",
        horizontalAlign: "center"

      },
      data: [{
       click: onClick,
        indexLabel: "{label} ({y} people)",
        yValueFormatString: "#,##0.\"\"",
       indexLabelFontSize: 17,
       indexLabelFontFamily: "Garamond",
       indexLabelFontColor: "black",
       indexLabelLineColor: "black",
       indexLabelPlacement: "outside",
       type: "pie",
       showInLegend: true,
       legendText: "{label}",
       dataPoints: <?php echo json_encode($dataPoints, JSON_NUMERIC_CHECK); ?>
     }]
   });

   chart.render();

  function onClick(e){
      if( e.dataPoint.dataPoints == 'Delivered'){
        $("#DevJan").show();
        $("#NotDevJan").hide();
      }
      else{
        $("#DevJan").hide();
        $("#NotDevJan").show();
      }
      chart.render();
    }

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6.20.2017 11:38 AM
The Drone Racing League Must Turn Its Anonymous Pilots Into Stars
"You still get the same butterflies before you race."
A.J., a competitive drone racer, is in good spirits. The 35-year-old, who goes by the racing name Awkbots, is on a whirlwind international tour as part of the Drone Racing League. Sat in London's Victorian-era Alexandra Palace, he watches as practice drones whizz round the intricate racecourse ahead of the world championship race. It's a far cry from his motocross days.
"You still get the same butterflies before you race, still get that same adrenaline rush, your heart will start beating," he tells Inverse. "But it's harder to mess up in motocross, whereas with this, it's very easy. All it takes is one little slip of that finger, and you're done for the rest of the race. You have to really control your emotions."
Awkbots is competing in the second season of the league, which has rapidly grown to become the biggest organization in drone racing as other leagues have fallen away. Set to peremiere at 8 p.m. Tuesday in the United States on ESPN 2, this season will see 16 pilots competing at six venues in North America and Europe, flying through neon gates round specially-designed courses.
Each competitor uses exactly the same drone, a Racer3. The league worked with manufacturers to build a drone capable of reaching a speed of 80 miles per hour in under one second. The polycarbonate shell provides a protective layer, but the league expects to get through a staggering 500 drones in every single race, smashing them to pieces during practice runs. Fortunately, each new drone takes just two hours to re-build by the DRL team.
A table full of drones. Mike Brown/Inverse
"We change the Racer every time we have a race," Ryan Gury, director of product drone racing for the league, tells Inverse. "Every time we go somewhere we learn something new and we make a modification. This is technically Racer3.1, by mid-summer we have a plan to make it 3.5, it'll evolve bit-by-bit."
These aren't your garden variety drones. They're powered by a five cell, 1800 mAh battery that provides extreme performance, but at the expense of flight time. The battery has to power everything, including the motors, the 200 color-changing LEDs that identify the racers, and the camera transmitting back to the racers. That means it'll only fly for around two minutes per charge, so DRL courses are designed to pack as much action as possible into a race that's normally over in just under a minute.
"We aim to have a proper long line that engages passing, areas that are tight, 3D. We have gates that require you to go upside down, inverted," says Gury. "We really care about 360 racing in a 3D environment so that the race is compelling, it's engaging enough for everyone."
Alexandra Palace, ready for the race. Mike Brown/Inverse
There's big money in this nascent league. Last year's season reached 75 million viewers around the world, with around 30 million watching over broadcast networks and 45 million watching on digital platforms. On Monday, DRL announced a round of series B investor funding worth $20 million. New investors include British broadcaster Sky and Chinese venture capital firm CRCM Ventures, expected to help expand the league further than ever before.
"People call drone racing the sport of the future, and we really try to embrace that moniker because not only is it a futuristic sport, it's flying robots whizzing through a course at high speed, but it's also the way we're building the business," CEO and league founder Nicholas Horbaczewski tells Inverse. "We're blurring these lines between the digital and the real, between sports and entertainment."
The course is split into multiple rooms. Mike Brown/Inverse
Just like the league itself, the profile of each pilot has risen over the last year. Just two years ago, Awkbots was doing motocross races in his hometown of Columbus, Ohio, getting paid by the race. That all changed when a friend tipped him off about a drone race in Hamilton, Ontario: Awkbots had experience of flying drones as he used to use them to film motocross races.
Now, he's flying round the world, battling head to head in far-flung locations for drone racing fame. The first time he left the United States was during the league's first season, when he raced in Dubai.
"Sixteen-hour flight, it was rough!" he says. "It was a culture shock a little bit, wasn't as bad as I thought it was gonna be, everyone spoke English."
Like many of the pilots, Awkbots tends to find regulars at bars will recognize him, even if they're not avid drone racing fans.
"It's just now starting to happen when you go out in public and get kind of recognized," Awkbots says.
"People that sit at a bar and watch ESPN, they identify us," Adma20, a pilot from Grand Prairie, Texas, tells Inverse.
"I walked in and just happened to have a sponsor shirt on, and he was like 'what do you do?,' and I'm like 'oh I race drones for a living,'" says Awkbots. "Later that night he'll hit me up and be like, 'I saw you on ESPN! It didn't click until just now!'"
The pilots hang out in a backstage area, where a monitor provides a feed of each drone's camera in real time:
The live feed as shown on the monitor. Mike Brown/Inverse
Although the racers never touch the drones themselves, it's in this area where they compare customizations to their transmitters and the virtual reality-like goggles that wrap around the head.
Each pilot has their own headset. Mike Brown/Inverse
Everything in DRL is fine tuned for a top entertainment experience. The cameras that run along wires stretched across the ceiling can move at speeds of up to 100 miles per hour, so the film crew can both track and move ahead of drones mid-race.
But for the time being, the races aren't live. Instead, a GoPro sits inside each drone underneath the live feed camera. After the race, the footage is retrieved from each aircraft and stitched together. With current technology, using a single high-quality camera would have a detrimental impact on pilots' reaction times, but never say never.
The control systems in action. Mike Brown/Inverse
"The one thing we really care about is low latency," Gury says. "In the future, I think we'll see more higher-def video, but the most important thing is the pilot skill, the video latency, and making sure it's 1:1 with what they expect."
Live or not live, DRL's new partnerships will allow for innovative new collaborations across multiple platforms, merging broadcast video and on-demand streaming. The fact that DRL is so new means it's well positioned to take advantage of new technologies without worrying about existing partnerships.
"I always try to avoid getting pigeonholed into saying 'we're gonna try to build the next x,' or 'it's gonna be just like this sports league you already know,'" Horbaczewski says. "I actually think we have the opportunity to build something completely unique with this."
As for the pilots, DRL has already been a mindblowing experience. It's hard to say what they want for the future.
"We never saw us even getting this far," Awkbots says. "We saw it as 'hey, let's go play with toy helicopters and make some cool videos,' that's as far as I ever saw it. And now we're here, racing in London, England for lots of money."
Here's the full U.S. TV schedule for the DRL's second season:
ESPN PR
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Q: Java Game - Not Painting until After Thread.sleep I'm currently coding a game and I'm trying to have it where if you click on the first button on the front page, it shows a transition screen for 5 seconds, and then shows the game. Here is my code:
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.RenderingHints;
import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;
import java.awt.event.ActionListener;
import java.awt.event.KeyEvent;
import java.awt.event.KeyListener;
import java.awt.event.MouseEvent;
import java.awt.event.MouseListener;
import java.awt.image.BufferedImage;
import java.io.File;
import javax.imageio.ImageIO;
import javax.swing.JFrame;
import javax.swing.JPanel;
public class ForgottenMain extends JPanel implements KeyListener,MouseListener{
    /**
     *
     */
    private static final int TIMER_DELAY = 35;
    private static final long serialVersionUID = -4926251405849574401L;
    public static BufferedImage attic,flashlight,player,killer,frontpage,transition;
    public static boolean onFrontPage,up,down,left,right,inAttic,onTransition;
    public static int px,py,kx,ky;
    public static Thread th1,th2;
    public static JFrame frame = new JFrame("Forgotten");
    public static void main(String[] args){
        onFrontPage = true;
        px = 600;
        py = 400;
        ForgottenMain fm = new ForgottenMain();
        frame.add(fm);
        frame.setSize(1200,800);
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
        frame.setResizable(false);
        frame.setVisible(true);
        frame.add(new ForgottenMain());
        fm.repaint();
    }
    public ForgottenMain(){
        init();
    }
    public void init(){
        setSize(1200,800);
        setVisible(true);
        frame.addKeyListener(this);
        frame.addMouseListener(this);
        try{
            player = ImageIO.read(new File("char.png"));
            flashlight = ImageIO.read(new File("flashlightimage.png"));
            attic = ImageIO.read(new File("attic.png"));
            killer = ImageIO.read(new File("killer.png"));
            frontpage = ImageIO.read(new File("frontpageoutline.png"));
            transition = ImageIO.read(new File("transitionoutline.png"));
        } catch (Exception e){
            e.printStackTrace();
        }

        // Gameloop
          new javax.swing.Timer(TIMER_DELAY, new ActionListener() {
                 public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
                    gameLoop();
                 }
              }).start();
    }
    @Override
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g){
        super.paintComponent(g);
        Graphics2D g2 = (Graphics2D) g;
        int fx = px - 1033;
        int fy = py - 635;
        kx = 500;
        ky = 500;
        // Removes the flickering of the images
        g2.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON);
        // Resets the screen to make sure that it only shows the character once
        g2.clearRect(0, 0, 1200, 800);
        // Draws the background attic
        if(inAttic == true){
            System.out.println("Drawing attic");
            g2.drawImage(attic,0,0,this);
        }
        if(onFrontPage == true){
            g2.drawImage(frontpage, 0, 0, this);
        }
        // Draws the player
        if(onFrontPage == false && onTransition == false){
            g2.drawImage(player, px, py, this);
            // Draws the Serial Killer
            g2.drawImage(killer, kx, ky, this);
            // Draws the flashlight
            g2.drawImage(flashlight, fx, fy, this);
        }
        if(onTransition == true){
            g2.drawImage(transition, 0, 0, this);
            System.out.println("Drawing Transition");
            try {
                System.out.println("Sleeping for 5 Seconds");
                Thread.sleep(5000);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
            System.out.println("Done sleeping.");
            onTransition = false;
            inAttic = true;
        }
        System.out.println(px + " " + py);
    }
    public void gameLoop(){

    }
    @Override
    public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent arg0) {
        System.out.println("MouseLocation: " + arg0.getX() + ", " + arg0.getY());
    }
    @Override
    public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }
    @Override
    public void mouseExited(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }
    @Override
    public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) {
        if(e.getX() > 499 && e.getY() > 343 && e.getX() < 748 && e.getY() < 391){
            onFrontPage = false;
            onTransition = true;
            repaint();
        }
    }
    @Override
    public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }

My problem is, in the paint method, in the if statement testing if onTransition is equal to true, it's supposed to draw the image transition, wait 5 seconds, and then draw the game.
However, right now it's waiting 5 seconds, then quickly drawing the transition screen and then the game. For some reason they are out of order.
How can I fix this? I have tried alternate methods of waiting 5 seconds, for example using currentTimeMillis();, but have the same outcome.

A: You have some serious problems:

*

*you add panels twice

*you have some circuitous use of frame etc

Beyond that the following will work: you have to realize that you don't have control of the painting process. Therefore you should launch a new thread to count the sleep and let the paint do its work uninhibited.
(Also I have removed static - if you really want them you can try to put them back in - if it doesnt work you just throw them out)
class F extends JPanel implements MouseListener{
    /**
     *
     */
    private static final int TIMER_DELAY = 35;
    private static final long serialVersionUID = -4926251405849574401L;
    public BufferedImage attic,flashlight,player,killer,frontpage,transition;
    public boolean onFrontPage,up,down,left,right,inAttic,onTransition;
    public int px,py,kx,ky;
    public static Thread th1,th2;
    public JFrame frame = new JFrame("Forgotten");
    public F(){
        init();
    }
    public void init(){
        setSize(1200,800);
        setVisible(true);
        onFrontPage = true;
        px = 600;
        py = 400;
        frame.add(this);
        frame.setSize(1200,800);
        frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE);
        frame.setLocationRelativeTo(null);
        frame.setResizable(false);
        frame.setVisible(true);

        frame.addMouseListener(this);
        try{
//            player = ImageIO.read(new File("char.png"));
//            flashlight = ImageIO.read(new File("flashlightimage.png"));
//            attic = ImageIO.read(new File("attic.png"));
//            killer = ImageIO.read(new File("killer.png"));
            attic = ImageIO.read(new File(...));
            frontpage = ImageIO.read(new File(...));
            transition = ImageIO.read(new File(...));
        } catch (Exception e){
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }

    @Override
    public void paintComponent(Graphics g){
        super.paintComponent(g);
        Graphics2D g2 = (Graphics2D) g;
        int fx = px - 1033;
        int fy = py - 635;
        kx = 500;
        ky = 500;
        // Removes the flickering of the images
        g2.setRenderingHint(RenderingHints.KEY_ANTIALIASING, RenderingHints.VALUE_ANTIALIAS_ON);
        // Resets the screen to make sure that it only shows the character once
        g2.clearRect(0, 0, 1200, 800);
        // Draws the background attic
        if(inAttic == true){
            System.out.println("Drawing attic"+System.currentTimeMillis());
            g2.drawImage(attic,0,0,this);
        }
        if(onFrontPage == true){
            g2.drawImage(frontpage, 0, 0, this);
        }
        // Draws the player
        if(onFrontPage == false && onTransition == false){
            g2.drawImage(player, px, py, this);
            // Draws the Serial Killer
            g2.drawImage(killer, kx, ky, this);
            // Draws the flashlight
            g2.drawImage(flashlight, fx, fy, this);
        }
        if(onTransition == true){
            Graphics gt=transition.getGraphics();
            gt.setColor(Color.red);
            gt.drawString("xxx"+System.currentTimeMillis(), 10, 100);
            g2.drawImage(transition, 0, 0, this);
            onTransition = false;
            inAttic = true;
        }
        System.out.println(px + " " + py);
    }
    public void gameLoop(){

    }
    @Override
    public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent arg0) {
        System.out.println("MouseLocation: " + arg0.getX() + ", " + arg0.getY());
    }
    @Override
    public void mouseEntered(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }
    @Override
    public void mouseExited(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }
    @Override
    public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e) {
            onFrontPage = false;
            onTransition = true;

    Thread th=new Thread() {
      public void run() {
            repaint();
             System.out.println("Drawing Transition"+System.currentTimeMillis());
            try {
                System.out.println("Sleeping for 5 Seconds"+System.currentTimeMillis());
                Thread.sleep(5000);
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
            System.out.println("Done sleeping."+System.currentTimeMillis());
            repaint();
      }
    };
    th.start();

    }
    @Override
    public void mouseReleased(MouseEvent arg0) {

    }

}


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Home » Location Tracking » How to Track Location By Cell Phone Number in 2022
How to Track Location By Cell Phone Number in 2022
Want to spy on a phone or track someone's phone without them knowing? No worries, there are several methods to do so. And guess what? We're here to teach you how to find someone's location by cell phone number. In a few minutes, we're going to show you some methods that can help you get your stolen phone back, know anyone's location, or even spy on someone you want.
For the record, our mentioned ways to locate a phone are completely legal as long as you don't use them for wrong deeds. So, always make sure you make good use of these techniques. No matter what you do, you will be solely responsible. We're showing these just for educational purposes.
Method Paid/Free Difficulty Effectiveness
Phone Locator Apps Paid Easy 100%
Find My Device/Find My iPhone Free Easy 60%
White Pages Free Easy 40%
Facebook Reverse Number Search Free Easy 20%
CNAM Apps Paid Easy 60%
Google Maps Free Medium 50%
1 Is It Possible to Locate Someone Only By Having Their Phone Number?
2 Different Methods You Can Use To Find Someone's Location
3 GeoFinder: Type in Phone Number and Find Location Free
4 Track Someone By Cell Phone Number Without Them Knowing with SpyBubble
4.1 Pros and Cons:
5 EyeZy: Locate a Person By Phone Number
6 Track a Cell Phone Current Location with Cocospy
7 Track Phone Location Free With mSpy
8 How to Track Someone's Location with Find My Device – Android
9 Track iPhone With Phone Number Without Them Knowing with Find My
9.1 Switching On 'Find My Phone' on iOS
10 Reverse Search the Number on Facebook
11 How to Track Someone's Location By Cell Phone Number Using Caller ID Reverse Lookup Apps
12 Can You Locate A Phone Through IMEI?
12.1 How to Get the IMEI Number of Your Android Phone
13 Can you Track The Location of a Cell Phone With Just the Number?
14 Is It Legal to Find Someone's Location By Cell Phone Number?
15 The Bottom Line
Is It Possible to Locate Someone Only By Having Their Phone Number?
Yes, it's possible to locate someone only by their phone number. If you have been trying to locate a phone number, you must have encountered that there are numerous free services that can allow you to trace a phone number.
Not just services, many apps have been built for tracking a phone via its number. Some of such services and apps are legit, and some are fishy. If you search on google – track a cell by phone number and simply click on the 1st website that comes on top, you might not get what you want, or at times you may also end up revealing your private information.
So, randomly visiting a site and tracking a mobile via its number is not a good idea. The best way we suggest for number tracking is by relying on third-party applications and websites.
Now the question is – which app or site should you use? Alright, we have skimmed through numerous sites and apps so that we can show you the best ones.
Different Methods You Can Use To Find Someone's Location
The methods you can use to find someone's location are never-ending. Some work well, and some don't at all. Here we have enlisted the most promising methods after testing several techniques.
By the way, you can leverage these methods to successfully track someone by cell phone number without them knowing at times as well.
GeoFinder: Type in Phone Number and Find Location Free
The best tool to track location using cell phone number is GeoFinder. This is a service that allows you to send a text message to the target with a link that will track their location once opened. This tool operates in very simple manner to help you track a cell phone location and is compatible with Android and iOS devices as it's accessed through the web, rather than by installing it on your phone from the Google Play store or some other source.
The steps to use this phone location finder are –
Step 1: Open the GeoFinder website and type in the number you want to track the location of. Then, tap Find.
Step 2: The website will take you to a page with limited information about the target's phone location, at which point, you'll have to create an account to view the exact live location.
Step 3: Create an account and pay for your subscription, and you will then be able to use this tool to track a cell phone at any time.
Step 4: You can choose from a pre-formatted text that GeoFinder provides, or you can customize your own message. This message will contain a link that the target will have to click on for you to be able to get their current location.
Step 5: Ensure that you type in the correct target phone number during the process. Once you send the message, you'll have to wait for them to click on the link accompanying the message. One example of the system-generated text that's sent is – "Update is required to improve the accuracy of your GPS services. Click here to update." This message is followed by a link, as mentioned earlier.
Step 6: Once the recipient clicks on the link, you'll automatically be shown their accurate location. However, just to be sure, you can simply refresh the page, as sometimes, the tool will give you a slightly incorrect location at first. However, refreshing the page will correct this.
Track Someone By Cell Phone Number Without Them Knowing with SpyBubble
Apart from using a dedicated location finder tool like GeoFinder, you can also use spy apps to find someone's location by cell phone number. One of the best such spy apps that you can use to find a cell phone location is SpyBubble. This is one of the best apps for tracking people in real-time. SpyBubble is compatible with iOS devices and Android devices, and can also be remotely installed on the former.
Once installed, its GPS tracking feature offers a lot of key information, such as –
Accurate location coordinates for each location recorded
Dates and timestamps for each location
A link to view the location in a Map View, and more.
Other than being able to track someone without them knowing in real-time, SpyBubble also offers a bunch of other features which include –
Tracking incoming and outgoing phone calls made from the target phone
Monitoring all sent and received text messages with any attached media files
Tracking accurate keystrokes entered on the device
Monitor conversations on social media apps like Snapchat, Tinder, Instagram, and more.
Tracking internet search history, including deleted search history
Accurate location tracking
Syncs data fast
Easy to install and use
Full access to Instagram and Facebook on iOS target devices
Doesn't offer geofencing
Certain features are iOS or Android-exclusive
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EyeZy: Locate a Person By Phone Number
Another fantastic spy app that you can use to find phone number location is EyeZy. This app is compatible with Android devices and iPhones alike, and offers an accurate GPS tracking feature, apart from a bunch of other features to monitor the target device. As a phone tracker app, here's what EyeZy can do –
Receive accurate location coordinates
A list of all the location coordinates and exact addresses recorded
A link to a map view to check the cell phone location on Google Map
Dates and timestamps for each location are recorded by the app
Apart from being a location tracker app, Eyezy also offers a lot of other monitoring features, including –
Recording screenshots of the screen in regular intervals
Tracking all phone calls made to and from the target phone
Monitoring SMS messages and social media chats
Monitoring media files stored on the device like photos and videos
Monitoring the target's internet activity, and more.
Offers quick installation
Impressive keylogger
Lots of monitoring features
Requires physical installation on Android
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Track a Cell Phone Current Location with Cocospy
Third on the list of the best spy apps that you can use to track a cell phone location is Cocospy. This is a feature-packed spy app that works equally well on Android devices and Apple iOS devices. It doesn't require jailbreaking or rooting for most basic features, and comes with an accurate location tracking feature that offers the following information –
Offers location tracking by GPS and WiFi
Gives accurate location coordinates for each point
Comes with dates and timestamps for each recorded location
Offers a map view to accurately track every recorded location
Other than Cocospy's ability as a location tracker, it also offers several other features that include –
Phone call monitoring and call log tracking
Social media monitoring for Kik, Snapchat, Instagram, Facebook, Tinder, and more.
Web browser monitoring
Stealth Mode that ensures the app is 100% undetectable on the target device
SIM Card location tracking, among others.
Easy to use dashboard
Highly accurate tracking and monitoring features
Offers almost real-time data syncing for some features
Offers remote installation on Apple iOS devices
Can be pricey for iOS users
Advanced features require rooting and jailbreaking
Both Android and iOS support different features
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Track Phone Location Free With mSpy
mSpy is not just used for finding someone's location. It also tracks several activities like location, call logs, SMS, etc. On top of everything, mSpy phone locator app is safe to use. Here's what the app's GPs tracking feature offers –
Accurate location coordinates for every location tracked
Map views for all the tracked locations
Dates and timestaps
Geofencing to set virtual boundaries on the map for forbidden areas.
Some of the other key features this app offers –
Set virtual boundaries to be notified when the target enters a forbidden or safe area on the map with the geofencing feature
Monitoring call logs of all incoming and outgoing calls, along with call durations and frequency
Monitoring all sent and received SMS and iMessages, along with any MMS files shared alongside
Monitoring the target's web browsing history
Stealth Mode to ensure the app is completely hidden on the user's device, and more.
Offers plenty of tracking features
100% undetectable on the target device
Keylogger comes with keyword tracking
Only offers monitoring for one device per account
Filtering through collected records isn't easy
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How to Track Someone's Location with Find My Device – Android
Find My Device is a powerful phone locating tool which lets you lock your phone via the app. Most people use it to find their misplaced or stolen phone. This is an in-built app on all Android devices and can easily be used to locate someone's device by phone number. While it accurate, it does have one major drawback, which is that it will notify the user that someone is tracking their location. However, let's understand how this app can be used.
With Find My Device, you can track someone by cell phone number without them knowing for free. Here's how you can install and use Find My Device on the target device –
Step 1: Open android.com/find on a web browser and sign in using the target's Google credentials.
Step 2: Select the device you want to track the location of from the list of linked devices available.
Step 3: Find My Device will then show you the accurate location of the phone number in real-time.
Track iPhone With Phone Number Without Them Knowing with Find My
As Find My Device is to Android, Find My iPhone is to iOS. Both have pretty much the same features and are great tools to locate a phone for free.
Nowadays, iPhones are coming with an inbuilt option for tracking. Do you want to know how to use this feature for free? Here we go!
Switching On 'Find My Phone' on iOS
Step 1: Go to 'Settings' on your iPhone
Step 2: Click your name which would be available on the top of the screen
Step 3: Go to 'Find My iPhone'
Step 4: Turn your GPS location on
Step 5: Turn on the 'Find my iPhone' option and other ones for more detailed reports
If you have a tendency to misplace your device, you may want your device's location to be tracked. Here's a way to do it, go to Settings > Privacy > Location and turn it on.
Reverse Search the Number on Facebook
Facebook is an easy way to trace a number. You may not know this, but it's an effective way to search for a person's location for free. There have been privacy concerns in regards to this issue that haven't been addressed yet.
Okay, here's how you can do it.
Step 1: Sign in to your Facebook account
Step 2: Click on the search bar of Facebook
Step 3: Type the number you want to search for in the search bar
If any of the Facebook profiles is affiliated with the number you put in, you can find all the profile details and get to know a person's location.
How to Track Someone's Location By Cell Phone Number Using Caller ID Reverse Lookup Apps
Called ID Lookup (CNAM) is the ID displayed which appears when someone makes a call. You can look up the ID with an API function called 'CNAM Lookup.' You can input the number here and get the details of the phone owner.
The CNAM lookup method isn't free. You will have to pay a small fee to use this API function
This method comes with 2 certain drawbacks:
In case a person has a CNAM blocker activated in his/her phone, you may not be able to locate it.
Automated or robot calls won't be displayed on CNAM API.
Can You Locate A Phone Through IMEI?
Yes, you can locate a phone through IMEI. International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) is a 15-digit unique number. Such a number is available on every mobile that exists on earth.
An IMEI number is unique and is tracked on every SMS or call a person makes. GSMA authorizes this number so that high authorities like the FBI can track the mobile device. It's mostly used for tracking phones in case of theft or any other major crimes.
How to Get the IMEI Number of Your Android Phone
You can get the IMEI number of your Android phone just by dialing *#06#.
Once you hit that call button, an SMS will pop up. If this is tough for you, you may try another way. Just Go to Settings > About Phone and get your IMEI number from there!
Can you Track The Location of a Cell Phone With Just the Number?
Yes, you can track the location of a cell phone with just the number with GeoFinder. The app simply requires you to enter the target's phone number and send a text message with a link to the user. Once the user clicks on the link, you will be shown their accurate location on the map. Alternatively, you can also use a spy app like SpyBubble to track cell phone location without them knowing. a
Is It Legal to Find Someone's Location By Cell Phone Number?
Tracking a phone number via location is not illegal as long as you're doing it for the right purpose. For example, if you're tracking your kid's phone, there's nothing wrong with it. However, if you track someone's location without their consent, this could be illegal. It's best to check your local laws and regulations to know for sure.
Tracking someone's location by their cell phone number is possible in several ways, and this article has listed the best tools that you can use to achieve this. The most straightforward, and our top pick is GeoFinder, which is a simple tool that you can use to trace a cellphone with just the number.
Other than GeoFinder, you can also use apps like SpyBubble or EyeZy. Unlike GeoFinder, these are comprehensive spy apps that you can use to monitor all the activities on the target device apart from tracking the user's current location. Last but not least, you can also use native Android and iOS tools like Find My Device or Find My, although these will notify the user that they're being traced.
Written by Victoria With over 20 years of experience as an elementary school teacher that gave her an insight into all of the problems children face in this digital era. In the last few years, Victoria took multiple courses in cybersecurity and security surveillance to understand the world of technology better and also to implement this knowledge to protect her kids. Being a mom and a teacher with an extensive background helps to deliver accurate and up-to-date content.


Located in the Capricorn Region of Central Queensland the city of Emerald is a delightful country town that is situated on the banks of the Nogoa River.
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Following the Marches of Life in 2011/2012 connected with numerous seminars on the Veil of Silence and national repentance and reconciliation events, there has been a significant shift in Paraguay's political situation.
After the impeachment proceedings against Paraguay's former president Fernando Lugo in 2012, Horacio Cartes was elected new head of state in April 2013. The conservative politician remarked at his inauguration: "I'm not in politics to make a career of it or become wealthier. I'm in politics to serve my people." The motto of his election campaign was "New Directions".
One new direction his administration is taking is the improvement of Paraguay's relationship to Israel. The Paraguayan Embassy in Tel Aviv, that had been closed since 2005, is to be re-opened shortly. Regular meetings of government officials and their counterparts in many different areas are scheduled for a closer cooperation. The Paraguayan government shows great appreciation for Israel. For the participants of the Marches of Life in South America this is a great answer to prayer.
In 2012, close to 400 people took part in the "Marcha de la Vida" in Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay, making a clear statement for Israel and against anti-Semitism. The route of the march led past the former Nazi headquarter and finished in front of the Parliament bulding.


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Las elecciones estatales de San Luis Potosí de 1985 se llevó a cabo en dos jornadas diferentes. La primera de ellas el domingo 7 de julio de 1985, simultáneamente con las elecciones federales, y en ellas se renovaron los cargos elección popular.

 Gobernador de San Luis Potosí. Titular del Poder Ejecutivo del Estado, electo para un período de seis años no reelegibles en ningún caso. El candidato electo fue Florencio Salazar Martínez, cuando fue un grave popular de elección del Terremoto de 1985.
 42 Diputados al Congreso del Estado. Electos por cada uno de los Distritos Electorales en Representación Proporcional de una mayoría relativa.

Y la segunda el domingo 1 de diciembre en que se eligió.

 56 Ayuntamientos Formados por un Presidente Municipal y regidores, electo para un período de 3 años no reelegibles en ningún período inmediato.

Resultados electorales

Gobernador
 Florencio Salazar Martínez

Ayuntamientos

San Luis Potosí
 Guillermo Medina de los Santos

Soledad Diez Gutiérrez
 Tomás Galarza Navarro

Mexquitic de Carmona
 Raymundo Rangel Sifuentes

Cerro de San Pedro
 Alejandro Loredo Loredo

Ciudad Valles
 Miguel Romero Ruiz Esparza

Tamuín
 Jorge Franco Tinajero

Matehuala
 Pascual Gallegos Montalvo

Río Verde
 Irene Martínez de Rivera

Santa María del Río
 José Luis Castillo Barrientos

Xilitla
 José Adrián Martínez Agustín

Diputados locales

Véase también
 Elecciones estatales de México
 San Luis Potosí

San Luis Potosí
Elecciones de San Luis Potosí

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BRIGHT SIDE you ask that question wayy to late.
Yes I just yawn while watching!
I am 28. All my life i did all of this by instinct. Never had the chance till now if they are right or wrong.
The best thing to pass the job interview is to always smile and eye contact.
Wow i really yawned !
I think the chewing thing is also responsible for stress eating.
Who is hosting the video???
The illustrations in this video are super duper!
Great experience listening yr video. Thank you very much.
Why are you putting so much advertising...????
So glad I watched this!! I start my new job Monday, these tips will come in handy!
I need to smile more often.
If i put a mirror on my desk at work they'd probably call me a vain git.
4:43 it won't help if a psychopath is watching you. They aren't affected by contagious yawning because they don't have empathy.
I wonder if relaxation is the subconscious reason why people chew on their fingernails.
9. Pretend your interviewer is an old friend. Remember he is under pressure as well.
What if you eat gum whenever you're nervous? does that train your brain to think to do that even if your in a real dangerous life situation?
Easy! Just become a manipulative psychopath and leave these snotty kid party magician tricks for everybody else. You'll thank me later, or maybe not, depending if you became one or not.
USE what's going on in other people's heads to your advantage. WIN another person's trust. GET somebody's approval. Hey hey here's how to manipulate people - don't worry it's sure to make you happy.
if you ask me for 20 bucks, i will hand you a job application at the nearest burger king.
Imagine your new interviewer is your best friend...so yeah, I just called a lady Darren when her name is Deborah...she didn't give me the job because she thought I was implying she had man features.
Very good, I enjoyed them all and I found that smiling is the best way to get the door open.
I heard that the Snackman thing doesn't work at ALL. Someone posted a reply about it on another site and said not only did he end up getting punched but one of the 2 gents stole his Doritos. Idk if it's true but I don't think I'll be trying it any time...ever. Ha!
No. 5 is very true. Try giving something while is busy talking over phone. They will most probably grab it without even thinking.
I've been told--never yawn. Bad manners.
Chewing gum is a NO NO. Not for a lady, at all.
Who else yawned at 4:15?
10 by keep staring they cant handle silence and give info u want. Purpose is persuasion.
8 work with people a lot, hang a mirror behind u. They will be nicer bcos no one likes to see himself angry.
7 if u think a person looks at u, just jawn, they will also jawn if so.
3 important meetings in the end or beginning of the day.


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SARS-CoV-2 infection increases the risk of serious COVID-19 in pregnant women, newborns
Recent analyzes show that pregnant women and newborns may face an increased risk of developing more severe cases of COVID-19 after SARS-CoV-2 infection.
A new study led by investigators from Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and published in Cell reveals the transfer of protective antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 lower than expected across the placenta from mothers infected in the third trimester. The cause may be changes in these antibodies after they are produced – a process called glycosylation.
The results extend to recent team findings published in JAMA network open that pregnant women with COVID-19 do not transmit the SARS-CoV-2 virus, but also relatively low levels of antibodies against it, in newborns.
For this latest study, scientists compared maternal antibodies against influenza (flu), whooping cough (pertussis) and SARS-CoV-2 and the way these antibodies were transmitted through the placenta.
Antibodies specific for influenza and pertussis were actively transmitted in a relatively normal manner. In contrast, the transfer of SARS-CoV-2-specific antibodies to the baby was not only significantly reduced, but the transferred antibodies were less functional than anti-influenza antibodies. Decreased transmission was observed only in third trimester infection.
The researchers found that altered carbohydrate bonds with specific antibodies to SARS-CoV-2 – a process called glycosylation – may be to blame for this reduced transmission from mother to fetus in the third trimester. Carbohydrate attachments to antibodies specific for SARS-CoV-2 in maternal blood were different from those seen on antibodies specific for influenza and pertussis.
This pattern of carbohydrates can cause COVID-specific antibodies to "get stuck" in the maternal circulation, instead of being transmitted across the placenta via placental antibody receptors.
The increase in total maternal antibodies caused by infection, as well as the greater expression of placental expression of antibody receptors that attract a carbohydrate sample to antibodies specific for SARS-CoV-2, helped to partially overcome the problem and facilitate the transfer of some functional antibodies from mother to fetus.
Interestingly, some of the antibodies that were best transmitted were also the most functional, activating natural killer cells that could help the newborn fight the virus if exposed.
The findings have implications for the design of SARS-CoV-2 vaccines for pregnant women.
Vaccine regimens capable of driving high levels of COVID-specific antibodies with glycosylation patterns favored by the placenta for selective transmission to the fetus may lead to better protection of newborns and infants. "
Andrea Edlow, Ph.D. Med., MS, co-senior and specialist in maternal and fetal medicine Authora, Massachusetts General Hospital
Edlow is too Assistant Professor of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Biology at Harvard Medical School.
Associate and principal member of the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT, and Harvard, dr. Galit Alter, notes, "For the first time, we are beginning to define rules for the transfer of antibodies to the placenta SARS-CoV-2 – catalyzing our ability to rationally design vaccines to protect pregnant women and their newborns."
In addition, understanding how antibody transmission varies in the trimester may indicate critical windows in pregnancy that may be most desirable for vaccination to optimize the protection of the mother and her child.
Atyeo, C., and others. (2020) Compromised placental antibody transfer specific for SARS-CoV-2. Cell. doi.org/10.1016/j.cell.2020.12.027.
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1995 was the first universally declared vintage since 1990. This Champagne displays all the noble characteristics of mature Chardonnay and its incredible potential for ageing.
Exceptional. This displays all the noble characteristics of mature Chardonnay and its incredible potential for ageing. Pale gold colour with pale green hues. The bouquet is balanced with a richness and distinct pastry aromas expressing full buttery notes, intense cinnamon and vanilla spice. Silky notes of candied apricots, quince and dried fruits, hazelnuts and almonds.
The 1995 Blanc des Millénaires is a blend of Chardonnay from five crus: Cramant for complexity and ageability, Avize for verve and minerality, Oger for creaminess and weight, Mesnil-sur-Oger for balance and Vertus for floral freshness.
1995 was a fresh and balanced vintage, producing wines of excellent ageing potential. Generally good conditions throughout summer and autumn meant grapes were harvested in prime condition. It was the first universally declared vintage since 1990.
After fermentation, the wine is racked to separate the lees and then undergoes malolactic fermentation to soften the natural acidity. After blending the different crus, the wine is bottled and selected yeast added for the second fermentation. The bottles are placed in the cellar at a temperature of 10°C, and aged for at least 15 years before release.


Before your procedure, your doctor will give you a set of instructions on how to prepare for surgery. Read and follow your doctor's instructions carefully.
Do not eat or drink anything 10 hours before your arrival at the Center.
Dress comfortably and wear clothes that are lose and easy to change into.
Tell your doctor if you are on any medication. Follow your doctor's instructions.
A member of our staff will contact you to confirm the appointment time, answer any questions and review your medical history.
Please plan to arrive at least 1 hour before your procedure to allow for check-in and preparation.
Dress comfortably. Do not wear any jewelry. OSC is not responsible for any valuables.
Bring your photo ID and insurance card(s) if applicable.
Bring any films or reports.
Bring any required co-payment (if applicable).
You will be required to remove your contact lenses and eyeglasses prior to the procedure. Please bring their appropriate containers if applicable.
Know your Rights and Responsibilities. These are posted in the reception and changing areas for your review. A copy can be provided to you upon request.
You will need someone to drive you home as you will not be able to drive for the remainder of the day.
Follow your doctor's post-procedure protocol.
When applicable, we will bill your primary and secondary insurance carriers for your procedure. Under the law, we are required to collect all co-payment and deductible amounts as indicated by your insurance carrier. You or your guarantors are ultimately responsible for all expenses incurred at the Center.
Please ask the staff any questions you might have regarding your procedure and care.


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Do you have to write a graduation presentation? It is a great honor to deliver the thoughts you have on your experience and your future. However, it may be very intimidating.
A good graduation speech must be remembered, but only for ideal factors. It should be inclusive not only of other college students, but also your relatives, friends and college. As you try to organize your thoughts into appropriate words, writing the speech allows you to put down on paper the types of words, phrases, and transitions that you want to use. This guideline for writing a graduation speech will be helpful for you. Read on to learn more.
Understand who your audience is. Make sure your speech relates to them.
Speak from your heart. A great speech comes not just from the head.
Make it emotional. Audience will connect with you and your message.
Tell stories. People love hearing stories – they are easy to remember and fun to hear.
Organize your speech with a simple structure to make it clear.
Keep it short. Long speeches dispel public attention.
Be grateful and humble. Feel free to thank people.
Never apologize. Each time you say the word "sorry" you weaken yourself and your message.
Hold the "inside" jokes. This may confuse people not involved in the story.
Don't be negative. That makes the audience feel down.
Avoid big words – it will sound forced.
Don't say anything you will regret.
The first thing you need to do is know your subject and audience. Your audience is the group of people who want to share in the excitement of this moment in your life, and the life of your peers.
At the beginning of your speech, address the audience in one sentence. A simple "Dear classmates, parents, friends, family, and faculty" will do.
Determine your overall message. Graduation speeches tend to focus on a theme around which the speech is built. Be able to state your main point in one sentence.
Start to develop a theme. Reflect upon the past years. Tell about changes during your time of study.
Include a personal anecdote or a memory within your speech reflecting on an event that really seemed to symbolize or encapsulate the entire experience for you.
Use the K.I.S.S rule – keep it short and simple. Make your point. Don't try to fill time. With graduation speeches, less is more and more is boring.
Avoid focusing on yourself. Remember it is not all about you, but do let the audience get to know you and your personality. Include everyone in a glow, make the audience feel like this speech is mutual.
Avoid offending or insulting the audience. Don't be critical to the educational process, teachers or classmates. This speech is not an occasion for you to express your opinion.
End with the most important thought – mostly, the public remember your last statements. Your last sentences should be encouraging.
Save your "Thank you" segment for last to maximize its effect. At the very end of your speech, after your message has been expressed, bow to tradition and say thank you to the people in attendance.
Every person that has an opportunity to make a graduation speech, undoubtedly wants to deliver a well-received and memorable speech. By following these tips and guidelines when writing your graduation speech, you will be able to contribute a memorable moment to your graduation ceremony.
If you need to have clearer understanding how a graduation presentation should look, check out our graduation presentation samples on our site.