Another area of contention among players is the depth of character development in Marvel Edge. While the game excels in showcasing the powers and abilities of its heroes and villains, some players have noted a lack of emotional depth in their interactions and relationships. Characters that are typically portrayed as complex and multi-dimensional in the comics often feel one-dimensional in the game, with their personalities and motivations reduced to simple tropes and cliches. This lack of depth can detract from the overall immersion and impact of the storyline, leaving players yearning for a more nuanced exploration of their favorite characters.In an increasingly globalized world where connections are forged through shared experiences and narratives, the collaboration between Zhang Yimou and Sophie Marceau stands as a beacon of hope and inspiration. Their partnership serves as a reminder of the transformative power of storytelling and the ability of movies to transcend political, social, and cultural differences.
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In conclusion, the swift response and actions taken by the authorities in Zhengzhou following the incidents of multiple people fainting at bathhouses reflect a commitment to protecting public health and safety. The collaborative efforts of medical teams, investigators, and regulatory bodies have been instrumental in addressing the situation promptly and effectively. By enforcing temporary closures, conducting thorough inspections, and implementing preventive measures, the authorities are working towards creating a safer environment for residents and visitors in Zhengzhou. It is essential to remain vigilant, proactive, and transparent in addressing potential health risks to safeguard the well-being of the community.Daily Post Nigeria EPL: Guardiola explains why Man City lost 4-0 to Tottenham Home News Politics Metro Entertainment Sport Sport EPL: Guardiola explains why Man City lost 4-0 to Tottenham Published on November 23, 2024 By Ifreke Inyang Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola has admitted his team is defensively fragile at the moment. The Premier League champions were hammered 4-0 by Tottenham Hotspur on Saturday. It is their fifth consecutive defeat ahead of next week’s trip to table toppers Liverpool. James Maddison scored twice in the first half, before goals from Pedro Porro and Brennan Johnson sealed the win. Guardiola, speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live, said: “In this moment we are fragile defensively. We started really well as normal but we could not score and then after that we conceded. After that we conceded some more which is difficult for our emotions right now. “In eight years we have never lived this kind of situation. Now we have to live it and break it by winning the next games, especially the next one. Now we see things in one way, maybe in a few weeks we see it differently.” Related Topics: EPL guardiola man city tottenham Don't Miss EPL: Postecoglou explains why Tottenham beat Man City 4-0 You may like EPL: Postecoglou explains why Tottenham beat Man City 4-0 EPL: He should have been sent off — Joe Cole slams Ndidi over Palmer EPL: Guardiola suffers worst defeat of career as Tottenham hammer Man City 4-0 EPL: We have to manage him — Arteta on Arsenal star after win over Nottingham Forest EPL: Nottingham Forest coach Santos praises three Arsenal players EPL: Maresca names England striker better than Harry Kane, Rooney Advertise About Us Contact Us Privacy-Policy Terms Copyright © Daily Post Media Ltd
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In the end, Nani is not just a footballer who played the game; he is a symbol of resilience, passion, and the unwavering pursuit of one's dreams. He may not have been the next Cristiano Ronaldo, but he is and always will be Nani – a shining star in his own right.ABUJA – The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike, has issued a scathing rebuke of former Rivers State Governor, Dr. Peter Odili, accusing him of engaging in sycophancy and lacking the integrity expected of an elder statesman. Wike’s remarks came during a Special Thanksgiving Service organized by the Speaker of the Rivers State House of Assembly, Hon. Martin Chike Amaewhule, held at the Church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) in Port Harcourt on Sunday. The FCT Minister in a statement signed by his Media Aide Mr Lere Olayinka criticized Odili for his recent comments praising the current Rivers State Governor as having surpassed the achievements of all previous governors, including Wike himself. Wike dismissed the comments as insincere and politically motivated. “How can an elder statesman, someone who is supposed to be a father figure, reduce himself to a sycophant and a trader?” Wike asked. “Must you be a trader all the time? After serving as governor for eight years, what else are you looking for?” Wike claimed that Odili’s statements were inconsistent with his earlier positions, highlighting past instances where Odili praised Wike’s administration. “When I was governor, this same Odili praised me to high heaven,” Wike recalled. “He said all past governors combined did not achieve what I did. Now, barely a year into a new administration, he’s already saying this governor has done more than all past governors. What kind of elder talks like this?” Wike also detailed his contributions to Odili’s legacy, including state sponsorship of students at PAMO University, a private institution linked to Odili. “Rivers State sponsored 100 students per session, each paying nothing less than N5 million. People attacked me for it, but I stood firm because I believed in supporting him,” Wike explained. He added, “I personally called Julius Berger to build him a mansion. He was taking people around, saying, ‘Look at what Wike has done for me.’ Now, because of a Christmas Carol, he’s singing a different tune. Why reduce yourself to a laughing stock?” Wike further criticized Odili’s political inconsistencies, accusing him of neglecting his late elder brother’s son for a political appointment. “It was his nephew, his late senior brother’s son, that was recommended for commissioner. But what did he do? He took the slot and gave it to his own daughter. Is that the mark of an elder statesman?” He also accused Odili of sycophantic behavior towards the current Rivers State Governor. “When I was plotting who would be governor after me, was he there? Then, he said this governor couldn’t speak in public. Now, he’s organizing Christmas Carols for him,” Wike said. Wike questioned the values Odili was passing on to younger generations. “When your children ask you, ‘Is this not the same man you praised before?’ What will you tell them? An elder must be consistent and uphold integrity,” he stated. Wike concluded by urging Odili and others to focus on unity and sincerity in governance rather than divisive politics. “We have left the government. We are managing. You’ve taken the assembly money; they are not dying of hunger, and they will not die of hunger. But all these sycophancies will not elevate you to the level I have attained,” Wike said. The Minister’s remarks highlight ongoing tensions within the Rivers State political landscape, raising questions about the conduct and integrity of its key players.
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In two recent proposed consent orders by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC or Commission), the agency has emphasized critical data governance practices that all data controllers should carefully consider. These cases, Gravy Analytics/Venntel and Mobilewalla , primarily focus on issues related to the brokerage of consumer mobile device location data and other adtech and data broker practices. However, the settlements, and the learnings that can be gleaned from them, are relevant beyond location data and these specific industries. Indeed, the data governance measures required of the respondents by the FTC signal the FTC’s thinking around what it considers proper data governance and privacy compliance programs, and can be used as a guide as to how companies in all industries should be framing such programs to both avoid FTC scrutiny and address compliance with the patchwork of state consumer privacy laws. Most notably, the following general information governance practices will be required of Mobilewalla (with somewhat mostly similar terms applicable to Gravy/Venntel), regardless of the sensitivity of “Covered Information” (definition below): Covered Information is broadly defined as “information from or about an individual consumer including, but not limited to: (1) a first and last name; (2) Location Data; (3) an email address or other online contact information; (4) a telephone number; (5) a Social Security number; (6) a driver’s license or other government-issued identification number; (7) a financial institution account number; (8) credit or debit card information; (9) a persistent identifier, such as a customer number held in a “cookie,” a static Internet Protocol (“IP”) address, a mobile device ID, or processor serial number; or (10) socio-economic or demographic data. Deidentified information is not Covered Information.” Purpose Limitations and Data Minimization. The proposed Mobilewalla consent order imposes a requirement on the company “... not [to] collect, purchase, or otherwise acquire or retain Covered Information that [Mobilewalla] accesses while participating in online advertising auctions for any other purpose than participating in such auctions.” (Emphasis added.) While this proposed obligation is very specific to the advertising technology industry, it broadly aligns with the purpose limitation and data minimization requirements found in all state privacy laws. Put simply, regulators expect companies to collect only the data necessary to carry out specific and limited purposes, and not further process it in a manner that is incompatible with those purposes. Notice at Collection and Retention Notice/Limitations. Each of the proposed consent orders require the respondents to provide clear and conspicuous notice of data processing practices and data retention practices. Specifically, the Mobilewalla consent order imposes the requirement to “...document, adhere to, and make publicly available through a link on the home page of their website(s), in a manner that is Clear and Conspicuous, a retention schedule for Covered Information, setting forth: (1) the purpose or purposes for which each type of Covered Information is collected or used; (2) the specific business needs for retaining each type of Covered Information; and (3) an established timeframe for deletion of each type of Covered Information limited to the time reasonably necessary to fulfill the purpose for which the Covered Information was collected, and in no instance providing for the indefinite retention of any Covered Information (emphasis added) (there are similar requirements in Gravy Analytics/Venntel). These are similar to California’s notice at collection and retention notice and limitation obligations. Implementation and Detailed Documentation of Comprehensive Privacy Program. The consent order in Mobilewalla imposes that the company “... in connection with the collection, maintenance, use, or disclosure of, or provision of access to, Covered Information, must establish and implement, and thereafter maintain, a comprehensive privacy program (the “Program”) that protects the privacy of such Covered Information.... To satisfy this requirement, Respondent must at a minimum: A. [ Documentation. ] Document in writing the content, implementation, and maintenance of the Program; B. [ Board/Senior Management Involvement. ] Provide the written Program and any evaluations thereof or updates thereto to Respondent’s board of directors or, if no such board or equivalent governing body exists, to a senior officer of the Respondent responsible for the Program at least once every twelve months; C. [ Designation of Responsible Employee(s). ] Designate a qualified employee or employees to coordinate and be responsible for the Program; D. [ Risk Assessments. ] Assess and document, at least every 12 months, internal and external risks to the privacy of Covered Information that could result in the unauthorized collection, maintenance, use, disclosure, alteration, destruction of, or provision of access to Covered Information; E. [ Internal and External (e.g., vendor) Safeguards. ] Design, implement, maintain, and document safeguards that control for the material internal and external risks Respondent identifies to the privacy of Covered Information identified in response to Provision [D]. Each safeguard must be based on the volume and sensitivity of Covered Information that is at risk, and the likelihood that the risk could be realized and result in the unauthorized collection, maintenance, use, disclosure, alteration, or destruction of, or provision of access to Covered Information. F. [ Personnel Training. ] On at least an annual basis, provide privacy training programs for all employees and independent contractors responsible for handling or who have access to Covered Information, updated to address any identified material internal or external risks and safeguards implemented pursuant to this Order; G. [ Continuous Testing, Monitoring, and Improvement. ] Test and monitor the effectiveness of the safeguards at least once every twelve (12) months, and modify the Program based on the results; and H. [ Evaluating/Adjusting in response to operational change. ] Evaluate and adjust the Program in light of any changes to Respondent’s operations or business arrangements, new or more efficient technological or operational methods to control for the risks identified in Provision [D] of this Order, or any other circumstances that Respondent knows or has reason to believe may have an impact on the effectiveness of the Program or any of its individual safeguards. At a minimum, Respondent must evaluate the Program at least once every 12 months and modify the Program based on the results.” (Emphasis added.) This is akin to Minnesota’s requirement of a formal privacy compliance program, as well as states’ obligations to carry out vendor and data recipient diligence and data risk assessments. There are similar requirements in Gravy Analytics/Venntel. It is important to note that the failure to meet these requirements was not, for the most part, the basis of the unfairness allegations under Section 5 of the FTC Act against the respondents. Rather, they appear to be so-called “fencing in” provisions, where to settle claims the respondent agrees to do more going forward than might be clearly required to avoid Section 5 liability. These have historically been seen as “signposts” for industry, but which are not precedential. Further, while the two Republican Commissioners agreed as to the unfairness conclusions with respect to certain allegedly unlawful sensitive data practices, they did not agree that all of the allegations and claims were enough to establish Section 5 violations, and warned that the majority’s ongoing expansive use of unfairness was unjustified: Commissioner Ferguson opined: “My colleagues want the FTC Act to be a comprehensive privacy law. But it is not. Comprehensive privacy regulation involves difficult choices and expensive tradeoffs. Congress alone can make those choices and tradeoffs. It did not do so when it adopted the general prohibitions of Section 5 nearly nine decades ago. And it has not adopted comprehensive privacy legislation since then. We must respect that choice.” Commissioner Holyoak added: “[The majority] colors well outside of the lines of the Commission’s authority. Indeed, the Chair is seeking to effectuate legislative and policy goals that rest on novel legal theories well beyond what Congress has authorized.... [and] uses a settlement to effectuate policy objectives that political leadership at the Commissions has sought for years to achieve [unsuccessfully] through regulation.” Under the new administration, President Trump will be entitled to a Republican majority of Commissioners, which is likely to rein in the expansive use of unfairness that the current FTC Commission has undertaken. However, these information governance requirements can find support under some state privacy laws and, at minimum, can be seen as best practices that should help avoid the kind of media exposé that led to the Gravy/Venntel and Mobilwalla investigations in the first place. Further, even if federal privacy regulation and enforcement is reprioritized in the next administration (e.g., more of a national security than consumer protection focus), many of the twenty states with comprehensive consumer privacy laws have engaged in, and can be expected to continue, robust enforcement. In addition, several blue states have “Mini-FTC Acts” that provide broader authority to their AGs than do their respective state privacy laws (in states that have them) and, notably, broader authority than Section 5 provides to the Commission.. which are also utilized for privacy enforcement and could also be used to continue the expansion of unfairness jurisprudence that we have seen from the Commission in the last several years.
The incident, which occurred last Tuesday evening in the heart of the city, sent shockwaves through the business community and beyond. The victim, a well-respected executive in the tech industry, was gunned down in broad daylight as he exited a local restaurant after a business meeting. The brazen attack stunned witnesses and left them in a state of disbelief, as they struggled to come to terms with the senseless violence that had unfolded before their eyes.Nvidia, the renowned American semiconductor company, is currently under investigation in China for its suspected disruption of the supply chain in the country. This investigation comes two years after Nvidia was reported for cutting off supplies to local partners, which could result in a hefty fine of up to $5 billion. The allegations against Nvidia have raised concerns about the company's business practices in the region and its compliance with regulations.Amazon Global Store Launches South Nanjing Office
Moving forward, it will be essential for the government to continue monitoring market conditions closely and implementing measures to ensure the effective implementation of the stabilization policy. Proactive communication and transparency will be key in maintaining market confidence and avoiding any potential disruptions. By working hand in hand with market participants and stakeholders, the government can achieve its goal of stabilizing the housing and stock markets and fostering a healthy and vibrant economic landscape.Dec 19 (Reuters) - Walmart (WMT.N) , opens new tab said it is likely to miss its 2025 and 2030 targets for reducing planet-warming emissions due to challenges related to energy policy, infrastructure and availability of cost-effective low-carbon technologies. The U.S.-based retailer had pledged to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from its operations by 35% in 2025 and 65% in 2030, compared to levels in 2015. Neither of these targets appeared to be in reach and its progress was delayed, the company said in an update published on its website on Wednesday. Despite having a smaller carbon footprint per unit of sales compared to more polluting manufacturers and food processors, Walmart is facing some difficulties in reducing emissions due to the opening of more stores and shipment of goods. Walmart has cited three drivers of the emissions rise in 2023: pollution from aging refrigeration equipment, fuel emissions from transportation and expansion of renewable energy slowing relative to its business growth. Sign up here. Reporting by Pooja Menon in Bengaluru; Editing by Alan Barona Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles. , opens new tab
