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Event Info The Second Chance Qualifier Play Ins are open to all players in Division 1. The top 50 teams in each region will advance to the Second Chance Qualifier Finals where the top teams will earn their ticket to the Major 1 Summit! (8 teams from EU, 7 teams from NAC, 2 teams each from ASIA, OCE, ME, BR, and NAW) Tiebreaker will be solved by the sum of Victory Royales, then by the average Eliminations, then by the average Tiebreaker Placement, then by the average Time Alive. Placements Victory Royale + 9 Reach Top 2 + 4 Reach Top 3 + 4 Reach Top 4 + 4 Reach Top 5 + 4 Reach Top 6 + 2 Reach Top 7 + 2 Reach Top 8 + 2 Reach Top 9 + 2 Reach Top 10 + 2 Reach Top 11 + 2 Reach Top 12 + 2 Reach Top 13 + 2 Reach Top 14 + 2 Reach Top 15 + 2 Reach Top 16 + 2 Reach Top 17 + 2 Reach Top 18 + 2 Reach Top 19 + 2 Reach Top 20 + 2 Reach Top 21 + 2 Reach Top 22 + 2 Reach

There was a time when Ivan Sosa was talked about as a ‘next big thing’, at Ineos at the same time as a young Egan Bernal, the Colombian moved to Movistar and steadily accrued a series of wins at smaller stage races before the victories dried up. Now riding for second-tier Caja Rural, who will ride the Tour de France for the first time in decades, Sosa has claimed his first win in nearly four years, going solo with 4.5km remaining on the summit finish at Kiran to also take the GC lead after three stages. Last year, the Tour of Turkiye was a key race for Astana on their way to avoiding relegation from the WorldTour, taking several stages and Wout Poels and Harold Martin Lopez finishing first and second overall. Elsewhere the Tour de Romandie starts today, meaning it’s one year since Sam Watson claimed victory after being called-up to the race at a day’s notice. It also established Watson as a slightly unexpected prologue specialist, though he’s not racing this year.  » Read More

New data from the Federal Trade Commission show that, in 2025, nearly 30% of people who reported losing money to a scam said that it started on social media, with reported losses reaching a staggering $2.1 billion. Social media scams produced far more in losses—an eightfold increase since 2020—than any other contact method used by scammers to reach consumers, according to the new data. The Data Spotlight notes that social media creates easy access to billions of people from anywhere in the world, making a scammer’s job easier at very little cost. Scammers may hack a user’s account, exploit what a user posts to figure out how to target them, or buy ads and use the same tools used by real businesses to target people by age, interests or shopping habits. Reports show that in 2025, people reported losing more money to scams that started on Facebook than on any other social media platform. WhatsApp and Instagram were a distant second and third. In 2025, people reported losing far more money to scams on Facebook alone than they reported losing to text or email scams.  » Read More

2 (10) Form 3-22 Age 3 Weight 9-9 Official Rating 75 Trainer J R Fanshawe Jockey Daniel Muscutt raced wide early, soon settled in midfield, progress 2f out, shaken up between horses over 1f out, rapid headway to lead final furlong, ran on well 7 (8) Form 552182 Age 3 Weight 9-6 Official Rating 72 Trainer S Dixon Jockey Mikkel Mortensen midfield, ridden 2f out, stayed on and progress final furlong, took second near finish, just held on for second 1 (6) Form 00511-7 Age 3 Weight 9-9 Official Rating 75 Trainer R Hughes Jockey Donagh Murphy held up in touch, pushed along 2f out, headway final furlong, took third close home, just missed second 10 (5) Form 4547- Age 3 Weight 9-5 Official Rating 71 Trainer H Candy Jockey Nicola Currie midfield, pushed along over 2f out, headway on far side rail into second final furlong, lost two places near finish 11 (4) Form 9304-8 Age 3 Weight 9-1 Official Rating 67 Trainer D Menuisier Jockey Ray Dawson midfield, ridden out wide 2f out, plugged on without threatening 4 (7) Form 954-1 Age 3 Weight 9-7 Official Rating 73 Trainer E Walker Jockey K Shoemark wore hood to post

Chandler Levack explores the realities of her coming of age through the romanticization of Montreal’s indie rock scene Barbie Ferreira stars as Grace Pine, a young female journalist who moves to Montreal for a summer to experience the indie rock scene in Chandler Levack’s “Mile End Kicks.” Her obsession with an indie rock band “Bone Patrol” leads her through a whirlwind of experiences, causing the neglect of her friends, potential love interests and her delay of her writing goals. (Graphic made in Canva by Janelle Germain) “Mile End Kicks” offers a transportive experience back into the 2010’s indie rock music scene of Montreal’s Mile End district, while following the summer of a 22-year-old music journalist who is desperate for experience. Barbie Ferreira stars as Grace Pine, a young music critic who impulsively leaves her family home for the summer of 2011 in hopes of joining the indie rock scene and finding the peace to write her book, creating pivotal experiences to her coming of age. The film introduces her obsession with Montreal’s music culture through a montage recognizing artists that created in the city, such as Mac DeMarco and Grimes, in addition to naming it the “New Seattle.” Little references

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15-year-old Skylee Merino missing in Coral Springs after meeting someone on Snapchat; police say she left voluntarily. Public help needed.

WhatsApp, the Meta-owned instant messaging app, is testing a username-based communication feature that will allow users to chat without a phone ...

Using the username “maps.syb,” he contacted at least six identified minor victims and attempted to reach additional children. INDIANAPOLIS – Bobby Cyprus Linhart, 24, of Greenfield, Indiana has been sentenced to 40 years in federal prison, followed by a lifetime of supervised release, after pleading guilty to one count of coercion and enticement of a minor to engage in illegal sexual activity, three counts of sexual exploitation of a minor, one count of distribution of child sexual abuse material to a minor, and one count of possession of child sexual abuse material. Linhart has also been ordered to pay $68,000 in restitution to the victims. According to court documents, between April 2023 and March 2024, Linhart repeatedly targeted minors between the ages of 12 and 15 through social media platforms including Instagram, Telegram, Snapchat, and X. Using the username “maps.syb,” he contacted at least six identified minor victims and attempted to reach additional children. Linhart employed grooming tactics such as feigning interest in the minors’ activities, complimenting their appearance, lying about his age, and offering narcotics in exchange for sexual acts. Linhart coerced multiple children into producing and sending sexually explicit images and videos of themselves. He later distributed images

(KUTV) — Two men are behind bars after police followed their Snapchat account as they allegedly posted clues leading to a large stash of illicit items, according to a recent arrest affidavit. James Joseph Wilson, 48, and James Henry Wilson, 23, both known on Snapchat as "recladistro," were booked into the Salt Lake County Jail after stating on the social media platform there would be a two-pound "stash and dash" in Salt Lake City on Sunday. The term "stash and dash" is familiar with agents as it has led to another Snapchat user arrest, according to the affidavit. Police said a stash and dash is "when a user essentially does a 'scavenger hunt' where they hide illicit substances, offer clues, and have people come and search for the hidden drugs in a public location." Two men are behind bars after police followed his Snapchat account as he allegedly posted clues leading to a large stash of drugs, according to a recent arrest affidavit. (Photo: Utah Department of Public Safety) The information on the Wilsons' post noted a May 26 start date for the hunt. Undercover, authorities created accounts to follow the clues, one stating "it would be in a black