In times of crisis, it is inspiring to see people come together to support one another. The solidarity and strength shown by the affected communities reflect the resilience of the Filipino spirit. With the support of government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and volunteers, the affected areas will be able to recover and rebuild in the aftermath of the volcanic eruption.Endpoint Security Market Safeguarding Devices in an Evolving Cyber Threat Landscape 11-30-2024 01:27 PM CET | IT, New Media & Software Press release from: SkyQuest Technology Group Endpoint Security Market Over the past few years, the global endpoint security Market has undergone a transformative evolution, driven by shifting consumer preferences, groundbreaking technological innovations, and an increasing focus on sustainability. This dynamic landscape reflects not just growth but a redefinition of market priorities, making it an exciting arena for stakeholders. The latest research report delves deep into these trends, offering forward-looking insights into growth drivers and challenges. With a strategic focus on key areas such as supplier dynamics, demand fluctuations, and cutting-edge pricing strategies, the report becomes an indispensable tool for navigating this ever-evolving market. What sets this report apart is its holistic analytical approach, employing a range of business matrices to ensure a 360-degree market understanding. From Porter's Five Forces and PESTLE Analysis to Value Chain and Market Attractiveness Analysis, it covers every aspect influencing market dynamics. Additionally, it explores critical parameters like year-over-year growth, CAGR, and ecosystem trends, empowering businesses with actionable intelligence. For anyone seeking to stay ahead of the curve in the endpoint security Market, this comprehensive report offers the clarity and foresight required to thrive in a competitive landscape. Get Your Free Sample Report Here @ https://www.skyquestt.com/sample-request/endpoint-security-market This endpoint security Market report is being written to illustrate the market opportunity by region and by segments, indicating opportunity areas for the vendors to tap upon. To estimate the opportunity, it was very important to understand the current market scenario and the way it will grow in future. Production and consumption patterns are being carefully compared to forecast the endpoint security Market. Other factors considered to forecast the market are the growth of the adjacent market, revenue growth of the key market vendors, scenario-based analysis, and market segment growth. The endpoint security Market size was determined by estimating the market through a top-down and bottom-up approach, which was further validated with industry interviews. To determine the growth of the endpoint security Market factors such as drivers, trends, restraints, and opportunities were identified, and the impact of these factors was analyzed to determine the market growth. To understand the market growth in detail, we have analyzed the year-on-year growth of the market. Also, historic growth rates were compared to determine growth patterns. Market Segmentation: Component Solutions (Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) (Antivirus, Anti-Spyware/Anti-Malware, Firewall, Endpoint Device Control, Intrusion Prevention, Endpoint Application Control, Others), Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)), Services (Professional Services (Training and Consulting, Integration and Implementation, Support and Maintenance), Managed Services) Enforcement Point Workstations, Mobile Devices, Servers, Point of Sale Terminals, Others Enterprise Size Large Enterprises, Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) End-User Government & Public Sector, BFSI, Healthcare, IT & Telecom, Transportation, Education, Manufacturing, Retail & e-commerce, Others Deployment Cloud, and On-Premise Key Players Covered in the Report: Trend Micro Incorporated (Japan) Broadcom (US) Fortinet Inc (US) Cisco Systems, Inc. (US) McAfee, Inc. (US) Palo Alto Networks, Inc. (US) Check Point Software Technologies (Israel) Microsoft Corporation (US) IBM Corporation (US) Comodo Security Solutions, Inc. (US) Sophos Ltd. (UK) CrowdStrike (US) Ivanti (US) AO Kaspersky Lab (Russia) Panda Security (Spain) F-Secure (Finland) Blackberry Limited (Canada) ESET, spol. s r.o. (Slovakia) VMware (US) Bitdefender (Romania) To establish the important thing traits, Ask Our Experts @ https://www.skyquestt.com/speak-with-analyst/endpoint-security-market Essential regions of the endpoint security market are: • endpoint security North America Market includes (Canada, Mexico, USA) • endpoint security Europe Market includes (Germany, France, Great Britain, Italy, Spain, Russia) • endpoint security Asia-Pacific Market includes (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia) • Middle East and Africa (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, South Africa) • endpoint security South America Market includes (Brazil, Argentina) FAQs: - 1. What are the sales, production, consumption, imports, and exports of the global market (North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, South America, Middle East, and Africa)? 2. Who are the major manufacturers who dominate the world market? 3. What are their current capacity, production, sales, pricing, cost, gross, and revenue operating levels? 4. What are the market's risks and opportunities? What's more, it likewise covers the request and give of the promoting research concentrate in the assessed figure time frame. Explained investigation of the market players with their profile, deals examination and serious scene is given in the report. Besides, organization, joint effort and consolidations in the business are referenced for the accommodation of the investigation of the global endpoint security industry. Take Action Now: Secure Your endpoint security Market Today - https://www.skyquestt.com/buy-now/endpoint-security-market Objectives of the Study: • To forecast the market size, in terms of value, for various segments with respect to five main regions, namely, North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), Latin America (LATAM), Middle East & Africa (MEA) • To provide detailed information regarding the major factors influencing the growth of the Market (drivers, restraints, opportunities, and challenges) • To strategically analyze the micro markets with respect to the individual growth trends, future prospects, and contribution to the total market • To provide a detailed overview of the value chain and analyze market trends with the Porter's five forces analysis • To analyze the opportunities in the market for various stakeholders by identifying the high-growth Segments • To identify the key players and comprehensively analyze their market position in terms of ranking and core competencies, along with detailing the competitive landscape for the market leaders • To analyze competitive development such as joint ventures, mergers and acquisitions, new product launches and development, and research and development in the market Looking ahead, the endpoint security Market is poised for continued growth, driven by evolving consumer preferences and ongoing innovations. The trend towards sustainability is expected to strengthen, with more consumers seeking products that align with their values. Additionally, the integration of advanced technologies and digital platforms will likely further enhance market accessibility and consumer engagement. The global endpoint security Market is a dynamic and evolving landscape, shaped by a confluence of trends and factors. Browse Complete Report endpoint security Market 2024 for Better Understanding - https://www.skyquestt.com/report/endpoint-security-market Table of Contents Global endpoint security Market Research Report 2024-2031 Chapter 1 endpoint security Market Overview Chapter 2 Global Economic Impact on Industry Chapter 3 Global Market Competition by Manufacturers Chapter 4 Global Production, Revenue (Value) by Region Chapter 5 Global Supply (Production), Consumption, Export, Import by Regions Chapter 6 Global Production, Revenue (Value), Price Trend by Type Chapter 7 Global Market Analysis by Application Chapter 8 Manufacturing Cost Analysis Chapter 9 Industrial Chain, Sourcing Strategy and Downstream Buyers Chapter 10 Marketing Strategy Analysis, Distributors/Traders Chapter 11 Market Effect Factors Analysis Chapter 12 Global endpoint security Market Forecast ... About Us: SkyQuest is an IP focused Research and Investment Bank and Accelerator of Technology and assets. We provide access to technologies, markets and finance across sectors viz. Life Sciences, CleanTech, AgriTech, NanoTech and Information & Communication Technology. We work closely with innovators, inventors, innovation seekers, entrepreneurs, companies and investors alike in leveraging external sources of R&D. Moreover, we help them in optimizing the economic potential of their intellectual assets. Our experiences with innovation management and commercialization have expanded our reach across North America, Europe, ASEAN and Asia Pacific." Contact Us: SkyQuest Technology 1 Apache Way, Westford, Massachusetts 01886 USA (+1) 351-333-4748 Email: sales@skyquestt.com Visit Our Website: https://www.skyquestt.com/ This release was published on openPR.
Struggling Coventry families were 'crying tears of joy' when they attended a hugely popular event in the city on Christmas Eve . Thousands flocked to Willenhall Social Club on December 24 as gifts were handed out and children got to meet Santa. Organiser Clel Sneddon came up with the idea 11 years ago to help disadvantaged families in Willenhall . It has since 'spiralled' into one of the biggest free-to-attend events in the West Midlands. Families from Willenhall , Binley , Whitley , and Ernesford Grange were given Cadbury Selection Boxes and Nintendo Switches. Children also had the chance to meet Father Christmas. READ MORE: CCTV captures moment brazen fly-tippers dump mattress in Coventry Clel, who runs the Pride of Willenhall on Facebook , said the idea for the hugely popular event stemmed from giving away a food hamper in 2013. Over 1,400 nominations were received, which the 51-year-old described as 'staggering.' It then 'spiralled' into the hugely popular event, which is held every year on Christmas Eve . Clel said the free-to-attend event is always a team effort which comes together with the help of Angela Odea, Rob O'Toole, Dougie Walton, Martin Carolan, and Katie Jonas. Queues at the Willenhall Social Club this year were said to be 'unbelievable.' Clel said: “We just thought there is a need for this, the community needs this, and each year, it has just grown to what you saw on Christmas Eve .” Children from disadvantaged backgrounds had the opportunity to meet Santa Claus, with many saying they were just 'blown away.' Around 1,500 brand-new toys were handed out on the day, including Nintendo Switches. Gifts were also donated to University Hospital Coventry in Walsgrave . One woman who won a bicycle for her son was in such disbelief that she started crying. Clel said: “She just could not believe that she was taking away a new bike to give to her son for Christmas .” Clel told CoventryLive that he started the event to bring Christmas joy to disadvantaged families in Willenhall . He said: “You will have people turning up who that might be their only opportunity to actually see Father Christmas.” He added: “Again, there are people who will turn up, and it might be the only presents they receive this Christmas . We made sure kids left fully stocked up with presents, chocolates, and everything else! It shows the good in Willenhall .” Sign up for our FREE daily newsletter here for all the latest news about Coventry .
Woman Living with Ultra-Rare Disease Talks 'Reclaiming' Her Identity After Spending Life Feeling Like 'a Diagnosis' (Exclusive)Similar to his clinching an agreement to bring convicted overseas Filipino worker Mary Jane Veloso home from Indonesia after more than a decade, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is betting on relentless work to improve the adaptability of Filipinos to the effects of the ever-worsening typhoons. Filipinos working with the bayanihan spirit ensure that lives and livelihoods are protected, which was the common denominator of his engagements from 18 to 23 November, compiled under a collaboration between Daily Tribune and the Bureau of Communications Services of the Presidential Communications Office: 18 November Calls for unity amid storms During the 49th Philippine National Prayer Breakfast (PNPB) held in Malacañang, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for unity against the death and destruction left behind by the spate of typhoons. The gathering came at a critical moment, he said, as Filipinos have faced successive challenges since 21 October, starting with severe tropical storm “Kristine” and continuing with typhoon “Pepito.” The President was grateful for the PNPB, emphasizing the importance of unity and faith and highlighting the event as a cornerstone of national reflection. He called on leaders to recommit themselves to a service imbued with faith and prayerful discernment. First responders, LGUs praised The Chief Executive thanked the first responders and the local government units that helped mitigate the impact of super typhoon “Pepito” over the weekend. He lauded the first responders for “working as hard as they could” despite being exhausted from the spate of consecutive storms. The President also acknowledged the ordinary Filipinos’ vigilance and readiness against Pepito’s impact. 19 November No deadline for gov’t aid President Marcos said the government would continue to provide aid to needy Filipinos as long as they ask for it to recover from the impact of the successive storms. He said needy families temporarily living with relatives and friends would also receive family food packs and other assistance. The President was in Virac to assess the damage left by “Pepito” and to check on the condition of the families in evacuation centers. He handed over P50 million to the provincial government of Catanduanes to aid the immediate recovery of affected communities. EDCA sites pivotal in disaster response The President lauded the contribution of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) sites to the government’s response to the recent typhoons. He cited their importance in delivering humanitarian aid and disaster response during US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin IlI’s courtesy call at Malacañang. Six typhoons hit the country in less than four weeks but the government was able to do a better job because of the EDCA sites, according to the President. There are currently nine EDCA sites in the country — Basa Air Base in Pampanga; Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija; Lumbia Air Base in Cagayan de Oro City; Antonio Bautista Air Base in Palawan; Mactan-Benito Ebuen Air Base in Cebu; Naval Base Camilo Osias in Sta. Ana, Cagayan; Lal-lo Airport in Cagayan; Camp Melchor de la Cruz in Gamu in Isabela; and Balabac Island in Palawan. Observe austerity in bashes Mr. Marcos urged government officials and workers to scale down their Christmas parties in solidarity with the thousands of Filipinos who suffered from the recent typhoons. There was no need to issue an order on this, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin said, as he believed in the kindness of government workers who “can unilaterally adopt austerity in their celebrations.” Bersamin said government agencies were encouraged to donate the money saved with the simple celebrations to the typhoon victims, as Christmas is all about compassion. Catanduanes gets P50-M aid The provincial government of Catanduanes received P50 million to help it recover quickly from super typhoon “Pepito.” Additionally, President Marcos directed various government agencies to immediately provide relief goods and shelter assistance, and to restore communication and power systems disabled by “Pepito.” He urged the victims to air their concerns to their LGUs and assured them the government would exhaust all means to meet their needs. Abaca industry rehab set Catanduanes will get government help to rehabilitate its fiber production industry, Mr. Marcos indicated after a situation briefing on Pepito’s effects on the province. Super typhoon “Pepito” damaged the province’s abaca cultivation areas. Abaca production is a major industry in Catanduanes, particularly in its capital, Virac, where many farmers and fiber producers depend on the industry for their livelihood. The President said the Department of Agriculture was assessing the damage to the local abaca industry and determining the appropriate interventions. Strengthened ties with U.S. Mr. Marcos reiterated his commitment to strengthening the long-term alliance between the Philippines and the United States during his congratulatory telephone call to newly minted US President Donald Trump. During the call, the two leaders discussed the deep-rooted alliance between their respective countries. Marcos said they discussed the Filipinos in the US who supported Trump. Peace for Ukraine In his X account, President Marcos imparted a message on the observance of the 1,000th day since the war started in Ukraine, saying he aspires for a just and lasting peace in that country. He emphasized that Ukraine “is a valued partner” of the Philippines and that relations between the two countries “continue to go from strength to strength.” 20 November Hope brightens for Mary Jane Convicted overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Mary Jane Veloso will return to the country after more than a decade of Philippine diplomacy and consultations with the Indonesian government. President Marcos expressed his gratitude to President Prabowo Subianto and the Indonesian government for their act of goodwill. He said this reflected the strengthened partnership between the Philippines and Indonesia. Seed boost from agri grads At the 8th meeting with the Private Sector Advisory Council-Agriculture Sector in Malacañang, the President said he wanted to strengthen local seed production by recruiting graduates from the state universities and colleges (SUCs). He explained that this way, farmers could focus on growing the seedlings. He called on the government agencies concerned to seek the help of SUCs in directing students toward seed production. He also stressed the need to scale up the agricultural schools to transition seed production from laboratories to commercial levels, ensuring their availability in the market while the SUCs profit. 21 November More seedling nurseries In Bacolor, Pampanga, the President pressed for an increase in seedling nurseries across the country to reduce reliance on imports. Pampanga, with its agriculture, food specialty, and food processing industries, would be one of the provinces that would highly benefit. The President said this during the distribution of 30 Certificates of Land Ownership and 2,939 Certificates of Condonation with Release of Mortgage to nearly 2,500 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in the province. At the same time, he recognized the Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty Program, in which Pampanga is a partner that continuously supplies eggs to prison facilities. Solar power lights up Phl In a briefing, President Marcos touted Meralco Terra Solar as the world’s largest solar power facility. Following the groundbreaking for the 3,500-hectare solar project, the President pointed out the facility’s advantage of having a battery that can store power and ensure a continuous energy supply. The Chief Executive recognized the importance of technological advancement to satisfy the increasing demand for power. He also emphasized the sustainability of solar energy generation in the Philippines. JICA helps with EWS In light of the recent typhoons, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) sought closer consultations with the Philippines to strengthen the latter’s early warning system (EWS). The JICA praised the President during a courtesy call at Malacañang for the relatively few casualties despite the high number of recent typhoons. It said the disaster response systems of the Philippines outperformed those of advanced nations. 22 November P325-M to storm-hit Cagayan Financial assistance was distributed to typhoon-hit farmers and fisherfolk in the Cagayan Valley worth P325 million. From the figure, President Marcos gave over P10,000 each to 1,500 beneficiaries in Isabela, P10 million each to the local government of Tuguegarao City and to 20 typhoon-affected municipalities in Cagayan. The President also gave P50 million each to the provincial governments of Quirino and Isabela. 22 November Nueva Vizcaya gets P52-M aid More than P52 million in financial aid and more than 1,000 family food packs to Nueva Vizcaya’s typhoon-hit residents were provided by the President. At the same time, he assured them of sustained government support until they recovered. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported that 8,168 families or 27,726 persons were affected by the typhoons in Nueva Vizcaya. Farmers, fisherfolk protected In his speech during the distribution of CLOAs and COCROMs in Isabela, the President vowed to protect farmers and fisherfolk against future calamities. He urged them to enroll in the DA’s extensive insurance program, which helps to protect seedlings and equipment. This is especially important in regions frequently hit by typhoons and calamities. Ensure first responders’ welfare President Marcos ordered the DSWD and other agencies to ensure the welfare of first responders, during the aid distribution at the Ilagan City Community Center. He thanked them again for ensuring the safety and welfare of the people during the recent spate of typhoons. Complete Cagayan’s projects Mr. Marcos ordered government agencies to finish the disaster-mitigation projects in Cagayan Valley. “Let us ensure the government projects are completed to mitigate the effects of frequent flooding,” he said. In his speech, the President indicated his priorities include flood control structures, irrigation systems and rehabilitation initiatives for major river basins and dams in Region II. More aid to calamity victims The Chief Executive handed over P50 million in financial assistance to farmers, fisherfolk and their families in Pangasinan following the devastation wrought by the recent typhoons. Of the figure, President Marcos gave P10,000 each to 5,000 farmers and fisherfolk. Stepped up preparedness President Marcos said the government was stepping up its preparedness for intense calamities caused by climate change. The President made the assurance during Friday’s distribution of Presidential Assistance to Farmers, Fisherfolk and Families in Pangasinan. Climate-resilient farm equipment vowed The government is working to develop agricultural equipment capable of withstanding climate change’s impact, according to Mr. Marcos. “Together with Filipino scientists, the government is devising new farm implements that can withstand the effects of climate change,” he said. The President made the remarks during the distribution of over P50 million in financial assistance to farmers, fisherfolk and their families in Pangasinan. Bayanihan prevailed amid storms “If one thing has been tested by the series of typhoons that battered Filipinos, it’s their spirit of bayanihan.” Mr. Marcos made the remark during his visit to Pangasinan on Friday, expressing his gratitude to those who demonstrated exemplary service during the calamities. The President reiterated his directive to all government agencies concerned to ensure the swift recovery of typhoon-hit communities. BARMM polls suspension weighed The government is carefully studying its next move following the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the constitutionality of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) while excluding Sulu from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). “We’re still studying it,” President Marcos told reporters on Friday when asked to comment on calls to suspend the BARMM elections next year. In its 9 September ruling, the SC upheld the constitutionality of the BOL but excluded Sulu from the BARMM. It declared the ruling final and effective immediately. President Marcos said the SC ruling has “unintended consequences” that need to be addressed, potentially requiring the creation of an additional province and revisions to the BARMM law.which was the common denominator of his engagements from 18 to 23 November, compiled under a collaboration between Daily Tribune and the Bureau of Communications Services of the Presidential Communications Office: 18 November Calls for unity amid storms During the 49th Philippine National Prayer Breakfast (PNPB) held in Malacañang, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called for unity against the death and destruction left behind by the spate of typhoons. The gathering came at a critical moment, he said, as Filipinos have faced successive challenges since 21 October, starting with severe tropical storm “Kristine” and continuing with typhoon “Pepito.” The President was grateful for the PNPB, emphasizing the importance of unity and faith and highlighting the event as a cornerstone of national reflection. He called on leaders to recommit themselves to a service imbued with faith and prayerful discernment. First responders, LGUs praised The Chief Executive thanked the first responders and the local government units that helped mitigate the impact of super typhoon “Pepito” over the weekend. He lauded the first responders for “working as hard as they could” despite being exhausted from the spate of consecutive storms. The President also acknowledged the ordinary Filipinos’ vigilance and readiness against Pepito’s impact. 19 November No deadline for gov’t aid President Marcos said the government would continue to provide aid to needy Filipinos as long as they ask for it to recover from the impact of the successive storms. He said needy families temporarily living with relatives and friends would also receive family food packs and other assistance. The President was in Virac to assess the damage left by “Pepito” and to check on the condition of the families in evacuation centers. He handed over P50 million to the provincial government of Catanduanes to aid the immediate recovery of affected communities. EDCA sites pivotal in disaster response The President lauded the contribution of the Enhanced Defense Cooperation Agreement (EDCA) sites to the government’s response to the recent typhoons. He cited their importance in delivering humanitarian aid and disaster response during US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin IlI’s courtesy call at Malacañang. Six typhoons hit the country in less than four weeks but the government was able to do a better job because of the EDCA sites, according to the President. There are currently nine EDCA sites in the country — Basa Air Base in Pampanga; Fort Magsaysay in Nueva Ecija; Lumbia Air Base in Cagayan de Oro City; Antonio Bautista Air Base in Palawan; Mactan-Benito Ebuen Air Base in Cebu; Naval Base Camilo Osias in Sta. Ana, Cagayan; Lal-lo Airport in Cagayan; Camp Melchor de la Cruz in Gamu in Isabela; and Balabac Island in Palawan. Observe austerity in bashes Mr. Marcos urged government officials and workers to scale down their Christmas parties in solidarity with the thousands of Filipinos who suffered from the recent typhoons. There was no need to issue an order on this, Executive Secretary Lucas Bersamin said, as he believed in the kindness of government workers who “can unilaterally adopt austerity in their celebrations.” Bersamin said government agencies were encouraged to donate the money saved with the simple celebrations to the typhoon victims, as Christmas is all about compassion. Catanduanes gets P50-M aid The provincial government of Catanduanes received P50 million to help it recover quickly from super typhoon “Pepito.” Additionally, President Marcos directed various government agencies to immediately provide relief goods and shelter assistance, and to restore communication and power systems disabled by “Pepito.” He urged the victims to air their concerns to their LGUs and assured them the government would exhaust all means to meet their needs. Abaca industry rehab set Catanduanes will get government help to rehabilitate its fiber production industry, Mr. Marcos indicated after a situation briefing on Pepito’s effects on the province. Super typhoon “Pepito” damaged the province’s abaca cultivation areas. Abaca production is a major industry in Catanduanes, particularly in its capital, Virac, where many farmers and fiber producers depend on the industry for their livelihood. The President said the Department of Agriculture was assessing the damage to the local abaca industry and determining the appropriate interventions. Strengthened ties with U.S. Mr. Marcos reiterated his commitment to strengthening the long-term alliance between the Philippines and the United States during his congratulatory telephone call to newly minted US President Donald Trump. During the call, the two leaders discussed the deep-rooted alliance between their respective countries. Marcos said they discussed the Filipinos in the US who supported Trump. Peace for Ukraine In his X account, President Marcos imparted a message on the observance of the 1,000th day since the war started in Ukraine, saying he aspires for a just and lasting peace in that country. He emphasized that Ukraine “is a valued partner” of the Philippines and that relations between the two countries “continue to go from strength to strength.” 20 November Hope brightens for Mary Jane Convicted overseas Filipino worker (OFW) Mary Jane Veloso will return to the country after more than a decade of Philippine diplomacy and consultations with the Indonesian government. President Marcos expressed his gratitude to President Prabowo Subianto and the Indonesian government for their act of goodwill. He said this reflected the strengthened partnership between the Philippines and Indonesia. Seed boost from agri grads At the 8th meeting with the Private Sector Advisory Council-Agriculture Sector in Malacañang, the President said he wanted to strengthen local seed production by recruiting graduates from the state universities and colleges (SUCs). He explained that this way, farmers could focus on growing the seedlings. He called on the government agencies concerned to seek the help of SUCs in directing students toward seed production. He also stressed the need to scale up the agricultural schools to transition seed production from laboratories to commercial levels, ensuring their availability in the market while the SUCs profit. 21 November More seedling nurseries In Bacolor, Pampanga, the President pressed for an increase in seedling nurseries across the country to reduce reliance on imports. Pampanga, with its agriculture, food specialty, and food processing industries, would be one of the provinces that would highly benefit. The President said this during the distribution of 30 Certificates of Land Ownership and 2,939 Certificates of Condonation with Release of Mortgage to nearly 2,500 agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs) in the province. At the same time, he recognized the Partnership Against Hunger and Poverty Program, in which Pampanga is a partner that continuously supplies eggs to prison facilities. Solar power lights up Phl In a briefing, President Marcos touted Meralco Terra Solar as the world’s largest solar power facility. Following the groundbreaking for the 3,500-hectare solar project, the President pointed out the facility’s advantage of having a battery that can store power and ensure a continuous energy supply. The Chief Executive recognized the importance of technological advancement to satisfy the increasing demand for power. He also emphasized the sustainability of solar energy generation in the Philippines. JICA helps with EWS In light of the recent typhoons, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) sought closer consultations with the Philippines to strengthen the latter’s early warning system (EWS). The JICA praised the President during a courtesy call at Malacañang for the relatively few casualties despite the high number of recent typhoons. It said the disaster response systems of the Philippines outperformed those of advanced nations. 22 November P325-M to storm-hit Cagayan Financial assistance was distributed to typhoon-hit farmers and fisherfolk in the Cagayan Valley worth P325 million. From the figure, President Marcos gave over P10,000 each to 1,500 beneficiaries in Isabela, P10 million each to the local government of Tuguegarao City and to 20 typhoon-affected municipalities in Cagayan. The President also gave P50 million each to the provincial governments of Quirino and Isabela. 22 November Nueva Vizcaya gets P52-M aid More than P52 million in financial aid and more than 1,000 family food packs to Nueva Vizcaya’s typhoon-hit residents were provided by the President. At the same time, he assured them of sustained government support until they recovered. The National Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council (NDRRMC) reported that 8,168 families or 27,726 persons were affected by the typhoons in Nueva Vizcaya. Farmers, fisherfolk protected In his speech during the distribution of CLOAs and COCROMs in Isabela, the President vowed to protect farmers and fisherfolk against future calamities. He urged them to enroll in the DA’s extensive insurance program, which helps to protect seedlings and equipment. This is especially important in regions frequently hit by typhoons and calamities. Ensure first responders’ welfare President Marcos ordered the DSWD and other agencies to ensure the welfare of first responders, during the aid distribution at the Ilagan City Community Center. He thanked them again for ensuring the safety and welfare of the people during the recent spate of typhoons. Complete Cagayan’s projects Mr. Marcos ordered government agencies to finish the disaster-mitigation projects in Cagayan Valley. “Let us ensure the government projects are completed to mitigate the effects of frequent flooding,” he said. In his speech, the President indicated his priorities include flood control structures, irrigation systems and rehabilitation initiatives for major river basins and dams in Region II. More aid to calamity victims The Chief Executive handed over P50 million in financial assistance to farmers, fisherfolk and their families in Pangasinan following the devastation wrought by the recent typhoons. Of the figure, President Marcos gave P10,000 each to 5,000 farmers and fisherfolk. Stepped up preparedness President Marcos said the government was stepping up its preparedness for intense calamities caused by climate change. The President made the assurance during Friday’s distribution of Presidential Assistance to Farmers, Fisherfolk and Families in Pangasinan. Climate-resilient farm equipment vowed The government is working to develop agricultural equipment capable of withstanding climate change’s impact, according to Mr. Marcos. “Together with Filipino scientists, the government is devising new farm implements that can withstand the effects of climate change,” he said. The President made the remarks during the distribution of over P50 million in financial assistance to farmers, fisherfolk and their families in Pangasinan. Bayanihan prevailed amid storms “If one thing has been tested by the series of typhoons that battered Filipinos, it’s their spirit of bayanihan.” Mr. Marcos made the remark during his visit to Pangasinan on Friday, expressing his gratitude to those who demonstrated exemplary service during the calamities. The President reiterated his directive to all government agencies concerned to ensure the swift recovery of typhoon-hit communities. BARMM polls suspension weighed The government is carefully studying its next move following the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the constitutionality of the Bangsamoro Organic Law (BOL) while excluding Sulu from the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM). “We’re still studying it,” President Marcos told reporters on Friday when asked to comment on calls to suspend the BARMM elections next year. In its 9 September ruling, the SC upheld the constitutionality of the BOL but excluded Sulu from the BARMM. It declared the ruling final and effective immediately. President Marcos said the SC ruling has “unintended consequences” that need to be addressed, potentially requiring the creation of an additional province and revisions to the BARMM law.
Andy Reid Tried To Get Legendary NFL Wide Receiver '15 Times'Ten days ago, on December 2, Trevor Zegras was injured during a home game. The Ducks forward fell awkwardly on the ice against the Golden Knights, and we saw him leave afterward, struggling to put weight on one of his legs. Initially, it was thought that his injury was very serious: Trevor Zegras immediately waved at the bench after he went down. Not what the Ducks need to see at this point (or any point). @SportingTrib | #FlyTogether pic.twitter.com/GADrsRXNzi — Zach Cavanagh (@ZachCav) December 5, 2024 It took some time before we received updates, but the Ducks have shared an announcement regarding their forward. Here’s what you need to know: Zegras underwent surgery today for a torn meniscus in his right knee. The Ducks also announced that the American will miss “approximately” six weeks of activity: NEWS: Trevor Zegras had successful knee surgery today to repair a torn meniscus. He is expected to miss six weeks. https://t.co/nC5WgcWXV9 — Anaheim Ducks (@AnaheimDucks) December 12, 2024 Zegras avoided the worst. Six weeks of absence is a long time... But seeing him fall and realizing he couldn’t use his right leg after the injury raised a lot of concerns. In the end – even though it’s not the same injury – it’s somewhat reminiscent of Patrik Laine’s situation. However, it’s unfortunate for Zegras because he was having great moments before falling in battle. He had collected seven points in his last nine games and he had bounced back after a terrible start to the season. In 24 games, the forward has a total of 10 points, including four goals. The good news is that he will be able to return to play before the end of the season. It would have been a disaster otherwise, as he also missed 51 games last season due to a lower body injury. Difficult to progress during those times... In Brief – Great staff. Brad Pascall, Joe Thornton and Hnat Domenichelli are returning to lead at the #SpenglerCup . Brad Pascall, Joe Thornton et Hnat Domenichelli dirigeront à nouveau le à la #CoupeSpengler . — Hockey Canada (@HockeyCanada) December 12, 2024 – Noteworthy: Belichick’s five-year contract will pay $1 million a year in base salary and $9 million a year in supplemental income. He also can receive as much as $3.5 million in bonuses per year. — Chip Alexander (@ice_chip) December 12, 2024 – Logical. Mais les fans des Yankees «gardent une place spéciale dans son coeur» quand même. https://t.co/HPvHBGOfkz — Passion MLB (@passion_mlb) December 12, 2024 – He found his niche in Toronto. RJ Barrett has taken his game to another level this season pic.twitter.com/Hl1atzCxOn — Sportsnet (@Sportsnet) December 12, 2024 This article first appeared on Dose.ca and was syndicated with permission.Eagle-eyed Man Utd fans convinced over Marcus Rashford’s future after spotting Ruben Amorim interaction
SANTA CLARA — Brandon Allen prepared as if he was the 49ers’ starting quarterback all week, but the reality didn’t hit home until Friday, when Brock Purdy again missed practice. “I know he had a plan for his shoulder all week, rest it a little bit on Wednesday and we’d split reps,” Allen said of Purdy. “I think the plan Thursday was to come out and practice. I guess in warmups it just wasn’t feeling right. I found out (Friday).” Allen, a 32-year-old veteran in his ninth season, will start Sunday when the 49ers (5-5) visit the Green Bay Packers (7-3) at Lambeau Field. Purdy was ruled out with a shoulder injury sustained in a 20-17 loss to Seattle , the first time he has missed a start because of injury after 31 regular-season and six postseason starts. Here are five things to know about Allen: 1. Arkansas roots The Fayetteville, Arkansas native’s father Bobby spent more than 20 years as an Arkansas assistant coach. After a redshirt season in 2011, Allen played in 42 games with 38 starts for the Razorbacks. As a senior, Allen completed 57.4 percent of his passes for 3,440 yards, 30 touchdowns and eight interceptions as Arkansas went 8-5. His brother Austin took over as the Arkansas quarterback. In his ninth season, only Joe Ferguson (11 seasons) of the Buffalo Bills has more time in the NFL among Arkansas quarterbacks. 2. Professional route Drafted in the sixth round by the Jacksonville Jaguars, Allen spent his rookie season behind Blake Bortles and Chad Henne as a third-string quarterback and did not play. He was claimed off waivers by the Los Angeles Rams in 2017 and played behind Jared Goff and Sean Mannion before being signed by the Denver Broncos in 2019. Allen won his first start against Cleveland 24-19 in Week 9 of that season, passing for 193 yards and two touchdowns. Allen signed with Cincinnati in 2020, spent time on the practice squad and was promoted to the active roster in November. Subbing for Joe Burrow, Allen had his career-best game, passing for 371 yards and two touchdowns in a 37-31 win. Allen is 2-7 as an NFL starter with 1,611 yards passing, 10 touchdowns, six interceptions and a 78.0 passer rating. 3. Signing with the 49ers Allen became a 49er on May 8, 2023, signing as a free agent. The 49ers, who up to that point seldom kept a third quarterback on the 53-man roster, kept Allen as a No. 3 all season behind Purdy and Sam Darnold after the previous year’s injuries to Trey Lance, Jimmy Garoppolo, and finally Purdy in the NFC Championship Game. Allen did not take a snap. 4. Installed as No. 2 QB Allen signed another one-year contract with the 49ers for one year and $1.21 million (which is more than the $985,000 that Purdy makes on his rookie deal). The 49ers also signed Joshua Dobbs to a one-year, guaranteed $2.35 million contract. Allen and Dobbs competed throughout training camp, with Allen earning the nod from coach Kyle Shanahan. “You’ve got to make a decision. Usually I don’t want to have to make it,” Shanahan said. “I want it to be that obvious, let it play out. Brandon had the head start just being here. I thought he did some better things in practice.” 5. Familiarity with the system While in Denver, Allen’s offensive coordinator was Rich Scangarello, who was the quarterbacks coach under Shanahan in 2017-18. In Los Angeles, the head coach was Sean McVay and the offensive coordinator was Matt LaFleur, both of whom run variations of the Shanahan offense. In 2018, Zac Taylor was his quarterbacks coach with the Rams. Taylor, upon being hired as head coach in Cincinnati, signed Allen to back up Burrow.
Upon investigation, it was discovered that the confusion stemmed from a misunderstanding on the part of the school registration staff. The Education Bureau confirmed that the inclusion of great-grandparents' family background in the political review form was not a mandatory requirement and should not have been requested from the students. The Bureau emphasized that the purpose of the political review process is to ensure that students meet the necessary criteria for graduation and to assess their moral and ethical conduct, not to delve into their family history beyond what is necessary.Affordable Housing in Fengtai District: Apply for Your New Home Today!The center, whose identity has been kept under wraps until now, was caught red-handed committing undercover fouls throughout the game. This revelation not only tarnished Beijing's reputation but also raised questions about the integrity of their gameplay. Many fans were left wondering how such underhanded tactics could have gone unnoticed for so long.In conclusion, the overflowing suitcases in the lobbies of Northeast Chinese bathhouses serve as a visual representation of the allure and appeal of the region's luxurious bathing culture. From the opulent treatments and services to the rich history and traditions that underpin it all, the bathhouses offer a glimpse into a world of indulgence and relaxation that is truly unmatched. So, next time you find yourself in Harbin or any other city in Northeast China, be sure to make a pit stop at one of these magnificent bathhouses for a memorable and rejuvenating experience.
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Ange Postecoglou searching for answers over Tottenham’s injury crisisWithout the assurance that Neymar would be registered to play for Barcelona next season, the player is reluctant to make the move. Barcelona's precarious financial situation and the restrictions imposed by La Liga's salary cap have made it difficult for the club to guarantee Neymar's registration. This uncertainty has put a damper on the negotiations and created a sense of frustration for all parties involved.