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Vashaun Newman/UTSA Athletics MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — David Martinez fired a 5-under-par 67 on Monday to move into second place, while UTSA is in fifth following the second round of the Myrtle Beach Golf Trips Intercollegiate at Grande Dunes Resort Club. Martinez turned in his second straight sub-70 round in logging the best score versus par of his collegiate career, leaping from a tie for sixth place into sole possession of second place at 9-under 135. With 18 holes remaining on Tuesday, the junior from Houston sits only one shot back of the 36-hole leader, Coastal Carolina’s Jack Lee, who is 10-under par (66-68—134). Martinez’s 36-hole total is tied for the second-best score versus par through two rounds in program history, only one shot off the program record. In the team race, the Roadrunners are in fifth with a 6-under 570 (277-293), three shots behind Campbell and one stroke ahead of a tie for sixth between Kennesaw State and Stetson. Coastal Carolina (557) leads the 16-team field, followed by Elon (558) and Lipscomb (559). Martinez opened the 54-hole event with a 4-under 68 on Sunday before posting his 67 today on the strength of five birdies. He started the day

WhatsApp has launched a three-week campaign, tagged “Power Your Hustle with WhatsApp Business”, to celebrate Nigerian small business owners and highlight how they use the platform to grow their businesses. WhatsApp has launched a three-week campaign, tagged “Power Your Hustle with WhatsApp Business”, to celebrate Nigerian small business owners and highlight how they use the platform to grow their businesses. The campaign features three small businesses in Lagos, Ibadan and Abuja, showcasing the entrepreneurs behind the businesses, their experiences and how the WhatsApp Business application helps them connect with customers and drive sales. The businesses featured are Edibles by Lera Ipapanu in Lagos, FHR Spices in Ibadan, Oyo State, and Twinny’s Kitchen in Abuja. Edibles by Lera Ipapanu, founded by Mosumola Oladoye, is a snack brand focused on local snacks, with modern packaging and delivery services. Oladoye said WhatsApp Business had become the digital storefront of her business, particularly through the catalogue feature, which allows customers to browse products, view prices and check available sizes. FHR Spices, founded by Aminat Akinyemi, is a natural food seasoning brand in Ibadan that produces seasonings from selected herbs and spices without artificial additives or preservatives. Akinyemi said WhatsApp Business had become an important

Share Image: BBC Childline data released by the NSPCC has exposed the top five platforms and apps most frequently mentioned by young people seeking support after experiencing online sexual abuse. According to figures covering April 2025 to March 2026, Childline delivered nearly 900 counselling sessions where children discussed online sexual abuse alongside mentions of specific digital services. Snapchat emerged as the most frequently cited platform, appearing in 324 sessions, marking a 19% increase compared to the previous year. It was followed by TikTok with 234 mentions, Instagram with 197, Discord with 92, and WhatsApp with 39. Furthermore, online sexual abuse remained the single most commonly discussed concern in Childline sessions referencing Snapchat and Instagram over a three-year period. The findings coincide with the expiration of a government-mandated three-month ultimatum issued to tech giants, demanding they roll out device-level nudity-blocking technology on children’s phones and tablets. With Big Tech criticised for failing to act with sufficient urgency, the NSPCC is now pressing the UK government to step in and introduce mandatory legislation. The charity emphasises that watertight device-level safeguards are vital to protect children across diverse digital environments, including private messaging apps and gaming platforms that may fall outside standard social

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Smartly, the leading AI-powered adtech company, has announced that multi-platinum, four-time Grammy Award-winning producer and Songwriters Hall of Fame member Timbaland will headline ADVANCE, Smartly's flagship industry event, on September 29 at Spring Studios in New York City, bringing together senior leaders across brands, agencies, media and technology . Timbaland will join Smartly CEO Laura Desmond on the mainstage for a conversation exploring creativity in the age of AI and the role of taste and originality as technology reshapes the advertising industry. At ADVANCE, he will explore what happens to creativity when new technology becomes more available to everyone: what makes an idea distinctive, how creators preserve a recognizable viewpoint, and where human judgment, taste and collaboration matter most. Timbaland joins a lineup spanning the marketing, media, technology and agency ecosystem, including Sean Downey, president, Americas and Global Partners at Google; Bob Lord, president of Horizon Media; Judy Toland, vice president of marketing at Meta; Lee Brown, chief business officer of Pinterest; Bill Ready, CEO of Pinterest; Jen Wong, chief operating officer of Reddit; Mary Ann Belliveau, president of Americas at Snapchat; Grace Kao, chief marketing officer of Snapchat; David Kaufman, global head of monetization product partnerships at TikTok; Amy

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The Iowa Ladies' Football Academy: Wave Edition will take place on Saturday, June 12, 2027, inside Kinnick Stadium. IOWA CITY, Iowa — University of Iowa Moon Family Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz and the Iowa football team invite Hawkeye women to participate in a special, one-time-only event: the  Iowa Ladies' Football Academy: Wave Edition , set to take place on Saturday, June 12, 2027, inside Kinnick Stadium. Proceeds from the event directly benefit the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) at UI Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital. The one-day event offers behind-the-scenes access to Kinnick Stadium and the Iowa football program. Participants will get an inside look at Hawkeye football while honoring one of the most beloved traditions in college sports. Event Highlights: Learn the Game: Direct instruction and insights from current Iowa football players and coaching staff. Swarm Kinnick: Experience running out onto the field to "Back in Black" alongside the team. Famous Pink Locker Room: Tour Kinnick Stadium’s legendary visiting locker room. Celebrate The Wave: In honor of its 10-year anniversary, participants will join in waving to the patients and families at the UI Health Care Stead Family Children's Hospital. Registration & Fundraising Requirements:  Registration  for the event is $100 (nonrefundable). To

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