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jili178 promo code 1 2 3 Pune: Mahayuti gained over 100 seats in assembly polls compared to its performance in Lok Sabha elections earlier this year. The Mahayuti alliance partners were leading in 230 assembly seats at 10pm on Saturday, compared to their leads in 125 assembly segments during LS polls. With leads in 132 seats, BJP nearly doubled its leads in 79 assembly segments in LS polls. NCP jumped from leads in six assembly segments during LS polls to 41 seats. Shiv Sena secured leads in 57 seats compared to 40 assembly segments in LS polls. At the same time, MVA lost immense ground after LS polls. The alliance was leading only in 46 seats compared to its lead in 153 assembly segments during general elections. Congress was in front in only 16 seats, compared to leads in 63 assembly segments during LS polls. Sena (UBT) won only 20 of 57 assembly seats it had secured a lead on in LS polls. NCP (SP) was leading in 10 seats against its leads in 33 assembly segments in LS polls. BJP chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, "People realised that LS election campaign was based on a fake narrative. Our campaign focused on development and projects we implemented." Maharashtra Jharkhand Maharashtra Alliance View i Party View Seats: 288 Results Majority: 145 BJP+ 229 MVA 47 OTH 12 Results : 288 / 288 BJP+ WON Jharkhand Alliance View i Party View Seats: 81 Results Majority: 41 INDIA 56 NDA 24 OTH 1 Results : 81 / 81 INDIA WON Source: PValue Though Mahayuti gained seats, vote share of its partners remained more or less the same when compared to LS elections. BJP's vote share in June was 26.18% compared to 26.77% in assembly polls till late night. Shiv Sena's vote share remained over 12%. NCP made an impressive gain, jumping from 3.6% in LS polls to over 11% in results declared on Saturday. All MVA partners saw a drop in their vote share compared to LS polls. Rajas Parchure, former director of Gokhale Institute of Economics and Politics, told TOI Mahayuti's clear sweep indicated voters found a chord of connection with govt having executed its promises. Prakash Pawar, a poll analyst, told TOI, "BJP managed to secure all internal conflict by getting a grip on groups in every constituency. Congress failed to be present on the ground for the last few months, especially when they all rushed to Wayanad for Priyanka Gandhi's form submission. They ended up ignoring on-ground campaigning." Pune: Mahayuti gained over 100 seats in assembly polls compared to its performance in Lok Sabha elections earlier this year. The Mahayuti alliance partners were leading in 230 assembly seats at 10pm on Saturday, compared to their leads in 125 assembly segments during LS polls. With leads in 132 seats, BJP nearly doubled its leads in 79 assembly segments in LS polls. NCP jumped from leads in six assembly segments during LS polls to 41 seats. Shiv Sena secured leads in 57 seats compared to 40 assembly segments in LS polls. At the same time, MVA lost immense ground after LS polls. The alliance was leading only in 46 seats compared to its lead in 153 assembly segments during general elections. Congress was in front in only 16 seats, compared to leads in 63 assembly segments during LS polls. Sena (UBT) won only 20 of 57 assembly seats it had secured a lead on in LS polls. NCP (SP) was leading in 10 seats against its leads in 33 assembly segments in LS polls. BJP chief spokesperson Keshav Upadhye said, "People realised that LS election campaign was based on a fake narrative. Our campaign focused on development and projects we implemented." Though Mahayuti gained seats, vote share of its partners remained more or less the same when compared to LS elections. BJP's vote share in June was 26.18% compared to 26.77% in assembly polls till late night. Shiv Sena's vote share remained over 12%. NCP made an impressive gain, jumping from 3.6% in LS polls to over 11% in results declared on Saturday. All MVA partners saw a drop in their vote share compared to LS polls. Rajas Parchure, former director of Gokhale Institute of Economics and Politics, told TOI Mahayuti's clear sweep indicated voters found a chord of connection with govt having executed its promises. Prakash Pawar, a poll analyst, told TOI, "BJP managed to secure all internal conflict by getting a grip on groups in every constituency. Congress failed to be present on the ground for the last few months, especially when they all rushed to Wayanad for Priyanka Gandhi's form submission. They ended up ignoring on-ground campaigning."AI chipmaker Tenstorrent closes nearly $700-million USD Series D at $2.6-billion valuation

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Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info The third famous face of this year's season of I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! was sent packing this evening (Monday, December 2) following two weeks in the Australian jungle. After lasting 17 nights in camp, singer Tulisa Contostavlos was voted out by ITV viewers, leaving fans in complete shock. Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one fan said: “Ohh no, not Tulisa #ImACeleb”. A second added: “Oh nah, I'm actually livid. How has Tulisa gone?? She's my queen!! #imaceleb”. Another said: “Wow...wasn’t expecting Tulisa to be gone #ImACeleb” Meanwhile, a viewer added: “This is why it's so hard to see anyone left to go. I didn't think Tulisa would go before the final week #imacelebrity #ImACeleb.” A fourth fan remarked: "Gutted Tulisa’s gone. I'm not going to watch now #imaceleb.” An annoyed fan said, "I am GUTTED for Tulisa. There’s no way she’s got fewer votes than some of the others in there. Plus, the lack of airtime she’s had has been ridiculous #ImACeleb." “I don't know who I thought was leaving tonight, but Tulisa certainly wasn’t the one - I'm shocked #ImACeleb," someone shared. Ant and Dec told the camp either Tulisa or Strictly Come Dancing star Oti Mabuse would be leaving camp - but the latter is safe for now. After saying farewell to the other celebrities, Tulisa told the Geordie duo: "I'm not going to lie, it is tough in there. So leaving is a happy thing, I am not going to lie." She added: "I just think you're gonna be more grateful for the food you eat, the people around you. You don't realise how good you've had it. "[I've learned] just to stay strong with my convictions, it can be testing in here. So just be yourself." When asked about not being able to hold in her screams during the show, the N-Dubz star admitted: "I thought I could hold my scream down for a long period, and it would only come out closer to the end." Her exit comes a day after BBC Radio 1 DJ Dean McCullough was the second star to be evicted from the series. Dean had to face a series of Bushtucker Trials during his time on the show, and when he met with hosts Ant and Dec to look at his highlight reel, he revealed who he'd like to see win this programme. He confirmed he would love to see social media star GK Barry be crowned Queen of the Jungle. His eviction came 24 hours after Loose Women star Jane Moore became the first celebrity to be voted off the show. The 62-year-old bounded out from camp with Ant and Dec, admitting she'll "look back on this experience with the fondest of fond memories." She told Dec after being greeted by her loved ones on the show's famous wooden bridge: "It's such a weird and magical experience. People always say it's the best experience of your life - I wouldn't quite put it that way with the rain. I've never been so soaked in all my life constantly. But all those guys are absolutely wonderful people, and I've loved getting to know them all." I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here! continues tomorrow night at 9pm on ITV and ITVX.Better Christmas Gift: GameStop Stock Or Latest Video Game?Boss Jimmy Thelin vowed Aberdeen will regroup and recover after their unbeaten start to the Premiership campaign finally ended. The Dons went down 2-1 to to St Mirren in Paisley to end a sensational 11 game unbeaten Premiership run under the Swede, with 10 win. The reverse in Paisley is the Dons’ first league defeat since March, stopping an unbeaten run stretching back to last season and across 20 games and nine months. It is also the first time Thelin has experienced defeat in the Premiership since taking on the Pittodrie managerial role in the summer. And the Swede’s first league defeat came in a stadium that has been a nightmare venue for the Dons. Aberdeen have failed to win a league match away to St Mirren since December 2018, stretching nine matches, losing six and drawing three. Thelin said: “We have done really good things this season and the most important thing is what happens in the next game. “Now we prepare ourselves for the game against Hibernian. “That’s the focus we need to have. “It is a long season and every opponent is good but we focus on ourselves on what we can improve from this day. “Some parts of the game we have to do better for the future, that is important for us – that we show our identity on the pitch. “It is football and sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose. “St Mirren came out better in the first half than us and were better in the second ball situations and in 50=50 duels. “There were moments when we were a little unbalanced but St Mirren were sharp in the transitions. “In the second half we started really well and created good momentum and scored. “After that the game got more open and St Mirren were a little more sharper in the critical moments.” Thelin’s praise for travelling support The Dons were backed by a 1,333 strong support who had travelled through the eye of Storm Bert to Paisley. It was particularly treacherous between Dundee and Perth with the M80 battered by heavy snow and traffic grinding to a standstill. A Storm Bert amber warning for snow, wind and rain on Saturday was in place in the Highlands, Aberdeenshire, Perth and Kinross and Angus on the eve of the game. Police Scotland had urged drivers not to take to the road on Saturday.. At 11.15am St Mirren posted on social media platform X, formerly twitter, that the club were “currently dealing with some challenging conditions at The SMiSA Stadium.” An army of volunteers worked to clear snow off the pitch. Following discussions between the two clubs, the authorities and match referee, it was agreed a pitch inspection would take-place at 2.55pm, working towards a provisional 4pm kick-off. Referee John Beaton passed the pitch as playable. Thelin said: “We can’t predict all the things that happen with the weather and we wanted to play the game. “It is a long trip for many people through bad conditions on the roads. “They supported us all through the game and after it. “We wanted to make a good result for them. “The fans gave us energy after the game to regroup.” St Mirren punish slack defending St Mirren started the brighter and Conor McMenamin and Scott Tanser both fired shots inches wide inside the first 10 minutes. The Buddies went ahead in the 19th minute when Toyosi raced onto a long ball upfield from keeper Ellery Balacombe. Olusanya burst in between Slobodan Rubezic and Gavin Molloy, outmuscling the centre-backs before firing a low 15 yard shot beyond Dimitar Mitov. St Mirren’s Alex Gogic was shown a red card by referee Beaton in the 25th minute for a clattering challenge on Shayden Morris. Following a VAR review where Beaton went to the pitch side monitor the dismissal was downgraded to a yellow card. In the 44th minute Aberdeen came close when Leighton Clarkson ran at goal and then fired a 20 yard drive just wide of the far post. Dons’ league unbeaten streak ends In a bid to turn the tide Thelin made two changes at half-time, with Kevin Nisbet and Duk replacing Leighton Clarkson and Ester Sokler Aberdeen looked sharper and levelled in the 49th minute when Duk crossed into the box from the left. Nisbet attempted volley fell to Jamie who clinically shot a low drive beyond keeper Balacombe from 15 yards. The Buddies regained the lead when Richard rose high above the Dons defence to head home a Mark O’Hara corner in the 83rd minute. Aberdeen almost levelled moments later when Duk pulled off an audacious back-heel in a congested box that cracked off the base of the post. The Dons are in new territory with a league defeat under Thelin, now the question is how will they respond? St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson said: “I want to dedicate the win to all the people that helped clear the pitch. “It shows what the club is all about. “I didn’t think at any stage there would be a game of football today.” : Mitov 6; Devlin 6, Molloy 5, Rubezic 5, MacKenzie 6; Shinnie 7, Heltne Nilsen 6 (Palaversa 68); Morris 6 (Keskinen 68), Clarkson 4 (Nisbet 46), McGrath 7 (Besuijen 84); Sokler 4 (Duk 46) Subs not used: Doohan, Polvara, McGarry, Milne : Balcombe 6; Fraser 6, Gogic 6, Taylor 6; Bwomono 6, Phillips 7, O’Hara 6, Tanser 6; McMenamin 6 (Mandron 73), Olusanya 7 (Ayunga 82), Kiltie 7 (Boyd Monce 90) Subs not used: Urminsky, Kenny, John,Penman, Smyth, Idowu Referee: John Beaton Man-of-the-Match: Toyosi Olusanya (St Mirren) Attendance: 7,533 (1,333 Aberdeen fans)

MARCH 1 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Focused Health 250, Austin, Texas. 1 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Ghent, Belgium. 1 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Ghent, Belgium. 1 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1 _ Pro basketball, NBA playoff eligibility waiver deadline. 1-2 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. 1-2 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine, Krynica, Poland. 1-2 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Erzurum, Turkey. 1-2 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kvitfjell, Norway. 1-7 _ Shooting, ISSF 10m Junior European Championship, Osijek, Croatia. 1-8 _ Ski jumping, FIS Men’s World Cup, World Championship, Trondheim, Norway. 2 _ Auto racing, IndyCar, Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Fla. 2 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix, Austin, Texas. 2 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Strade Bianche, Siena, Italy. 2 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, Thailand Grand Prix, Chang International Circuit, Thailand. 2 _ Running, Tokyo Marathon. 2-8 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Men’s U18 World Championship Division III, Group A, Mexico City. 2-8 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Women’s World Championship Division III, Group A, Belgrade, Serbia. 2-11 _ Major League Baseball, period for renewing contracts of unsigned players on 40-man rosters. 3-22 _ Bowling, PBA, World Series of Bowling, Reno, Nev. 5-16 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, Calif. 5-16 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, Calif. 5-8 _ Figure Skating, Maria Olszewska Memorial, Lodz, Poland. 5-8 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NAIA Championship, Elkhart, Ind. 6 & 13 _ Men’s soccer, Europa League, Round of 16. 6-18 _ Boxing, IBA Women’s World Boxing Championship, Belgrade, Serbia. 6-9 _ Auto racing, NHRA, NHRA Gatornationals, Gainesville, Fla. 6-9 _ Bobsleigh and Skeleton, IBSF World Cup, World Championship Week 1, Lake Placid, N.Y. 6-9 _ Figure Skating, Sonja Henie Trophy, Oslo, Norway. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Joburg Open, Johannesburg, South Africa. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, Korn Ferry Tour, The Astara Chile Classic presented by Scotiabank, Santiago, Chile. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Orlando, Fla. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Puerto Rico Open, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. 6-9 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The Blue Bay LPGA, Hainan Island, China. 7 _ Ice Hockey, NHL trade deadline. 7-13 _ Shooting, ISSF 10m European Championship, Osijek, Croatia. 7-9 _ Figure Skating, ISU U.S. Solo Ice Dance, Atlanta. 7-9 _ Men’s golf, LIV Golf League, LIV HONG KONG, Hong Kong. 7-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Cologuard Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 8 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Call811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200, Avondale, Ariz. 8 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Strade Bianche, Siena, Italy. 8 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Indianapolis. 8-16 _ Special Olympics Winter Games, Turin, Italy. 8-9 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kvitfjell, Norway. 8-9 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Gudauri, Georgia. 8-9 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Are, Sweden. 9 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Shriners Children’s 500, Avondale, Ariz. 9 _ Major League Baseball, last day to place a player on waivers for 30 days termination pay. 9-16 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Paris-Nice, France. 10-12 _ Pro football, NFL free agency period. 10-16 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Tirreno-Adriatico, Lido di Camaiore, Italy. 11-14 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Tignes, France. 11-15 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division II Championship, Indianapolis. 12-15 _ Auto racing, IMSA SportsCar, Mobile One 12 Hours of Sebring, Sebring, Fla. 12-15 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Craigleith, Ontario. 13-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division II Indoor Championship, Indianapolis. 13-16 _ Major League Baseball, spring breakout. 13-16 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The PLAYERS Championship, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 13-16 _ Ski jumping, FIS Men’s & Women’s World Cup, Raw Air Tour, Norway, Multiple Locations. 13-16 _ Speedskating, ISU World Single Distance Championship, Hamar, Norway. 14 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Victoria’s Voice Foundation 200, Las Vegas. 14 _ Horse racing, Cheltenham Gold Cup, Evesham Road, Cheltenham. 14 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Park & Pipe, Livigno, Italy. 14-15 _ Luge, FIL World Cup, US Junior National Championship, Park City, Utah. 14-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division I Indoor Championship, Virginia Beach, Va. 14-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division III Indoor Championship, Rochester, N.Y. 14-15 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, La Thuile, Italy. 14-16 _ Auto racing, F1, Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne, Australia. 14-16 _ Bobsleigh and Skeleton, IBSF World Cup, World Championship Week 2, Lake Placid, N.Y. 14-16 _ Cycling, UCI Track Nations Cup, Konya, Turkey. 14-16 _ Men’s golf, LIV Golf League, LIV SINGAPORE, Sentosa, Singapore. 15 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, The LiUNA!, Las Vegas. 15-16 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Hafjell, Norway. 15-16 _ Men’s and women’s skiing, World Cup Nordic Combined, Oslo, Norway. 15-16 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine, Winterberg, Germany. 16 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Pennzoil 400, Las Vegas. 16 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Alfredo Binda Trophy Race, Cittiglio, Italy. 16 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I tournament pairings announced. 16 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, Argentina Grand Prix, Termas de Rio Hondo, Argentina. 16 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I tournament pairings announced. 16 _ Women’s Soccer, NWSL season begins. 16-30 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Championship, Engadin, Switzerland. 17-23 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Men’s U18 World Championship Division II, Group B, Sofia, Bulgaria. 18-19 _ Major League Baseball, opening day, Tokyo Series, Tokyo. 18-19 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Four. 18-30 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Miami Open, Miami. 19-20 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Four. 19-22 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division III Championship, Greensboro, N.C. 19-22 _ Women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division I Championship, Federal Way, Wash. 19-30 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Miami Open, Miami. 20-21 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Round. 20-21 _ Ski jumping, FIS Women’s World Cup, Lahti, Finland. 20-22 _ Men’s and women’s college bowling, NAIA Championship, Sterling Heights, Mich. 20-22 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division III Championship, Fort Wayne, Ind. 20-22 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division III Championship, Salem, Va. 20-23 _ Men’s and women’s fencing, NCAA Championship, University Park, Pa. 20-23 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Singapore Classic, Singapore. 20-23 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Valspar Championship, Palm Harbor, Fla. 20-23 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 20-23 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The FIR HILLS SERI PAK Championship, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. 20-25 _ Men’s college basketball, NAIA Championship, Kansas City, Mo. 20-25 _ Women’s college basketball, NAIA Championship, Sioux City, Iowa. 21 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Baptist Health 200, Homestead, Fla. 21-22 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Montafon, Austria. 21-22 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Round. 21-23 _ Auto racing, F1, Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai. 21-23 _ Auto racing, NHRA, Arizona Nationals, Chandler, Ariz. 21-23 _ Cycling, UCI BMX Racing, Cajun Nationals, West Monroe, La. 21-23 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Hoag Classic, Newport Beach, Calif. 21-23 _ Women’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division I Championship, Minneapolis, Minn. 22 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Series Race at Homestead-Miami, Homestead, Fla. 22 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Milano-Sanremo, Milan, Italy. 22 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Milano-Sanremo, Milan, Italy. 22 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Birmingham, Ala. 22-23 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 22-23 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Second Round. 22-23 _ Men’s skiing, FIS World Cup Nordic Combined, Lahti, Finland. 22-23 _ Ski jumping, FIS World Cup, Lahti, Finland. 22-25 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 23 _ Auto racing, IndyCar, The Thermal Club Indycar Grand Prix, Thermal, Calif. 23 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Straight Talk Wireless 400, Homestead, Fla. 23-24 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Second Round. 23-29 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Park & Pipe World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 23-30 _ Bowling, PBA, USBC Masters, Allen Park, Mich. 23-30 _ Track and Field, World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship, Alachua County, Fla. 24-28 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division II Championship, Pittsburgh. 24-30 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Volta of Catalunya, Catalonia, Spain. 24-30 _ Figure Skating, ISU World Championship, Boston. 25 _ Major League Baseball, last day to place a player on waivers for 45 days termination pay. 25-29 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division II Championship, Evansville, Ind. 26 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Bruges-De Panne, Brugge, Belgium. 26-27 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 26-29 _ Men’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division I Championship, Federal Way, Wash. 27 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Bruges-De Panne, Brugge, Belgium. 27 _ Major League Baseball, opening day for all other teams, active rosters reduced to 26 players. 27 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 27-28 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Sweet 16. 27-30 _ Auto racing, NHRA, Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals, Pomona, Calif. 27-30 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Hero Indian Open, New Delhi, India. 27-30 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Texas Children’s Houston Open , Houston. 27-30 _ Ski jumping, FIS World Cup, Ski Flying Tournament, Planica, Slovenia. 27-30 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass, Phoenix. 28 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 28 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, E3 Saxo Bank Classic, Harelbeke, Belgium. 28 _ Pro Football, UFL regular season begins. 28 & 30 _ Women’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division III Championship, River Falls, Wis. 28-29 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 28-29 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Sweet 16. 28-30 _ Cycling, UCI BMX Racing, Carolina Nationals, Rock Hill, S.C. 28-30 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Idre Fjäll, Sweden. 28-30 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Galleria Classic, Rancho Mirage, Calif. 29 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Series Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 29 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Seattle. 29-30 _ Figure Skating, ISU Unicorn Dance Trophy, Hoorn, Netherlands. 29-30 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Elite Eight. 30 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Series Cup Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 30 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields, Waregem, Belgium. 30 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields, Waregem, Belgium. 30 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, United States Grand Prix, Circuit of the Americas, Del Valle, Texas. 30-31 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Elite Eight. 30-April 2 _ Pro football, NFL Annual League Meeting, Palm Beach, Fla. 31 & April 2 _ Women’s college basketball, WBIT Championship, Indianapolis. 31-April 6 _ Boxing, OCBC Elite Men’s & Women’s Oceania Boxing Championship, Faa’a, French Polynesia. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Grand Prix Hassan II, Marrakech, Morocco. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Tiriac Open, Bucharest, Romania. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship, Houston. 31-April 6 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Charleston Open, Charleston, S.C. 31-April 6 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Copa Colsanitas, Bogota, Colombia. TBD _ Men’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division III Championship, Hartford, Conn. TBD _ Pro basketball, NBA G League regular season ends. 1 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Focused Health 250, Austin, Texas. 1 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Ghent, Belgium. 1 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, Ghent, Belgium. 1 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Daytona Beach, Fla. 1 _ Pro basketball, NBA playoff eligibility waiver deadline. 1-2 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kranjska Gora, Slovenia. 1-2 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine, Krynica, Poland. 1-2 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Erzurum, Turkey. 1-2 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kvitfjell, Norway. 1-7 _ Shooting, ISSF 10m Junior European Championship, Osijek, Croatia. 1-8 _ Ski jumping, FIS Men’s World Cup, World Championship, Trondheim, Norway. 2 _ Auto racing, IndyCar, Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, St. Petersburg, Fla. 2 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, EchoPark Automotive Grand Prix, Austin, Texas. 2 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Strade Bianche, Siena, Italy. 2 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, Thailand Grand Prix, Chang International Circuit, Thailand. 2 _ Running, Tokyo Marathon. 2-8 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Men’s U18 World Championship Division III, Group A, Mexico City. 2-8 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Women’s World Championship Division III, Group A, Belgrade, Serbia. 2-11 _ Major League Baseball, period for renewing contracts of unsigned players on 40-man rosters. 3-22 _ Bowling, PBA, World Series of Bowling, Reno, Nev. 5-16 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, Calif. 5-16 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, BNP Paribas Open, Indian Wells, Calif. 5-8 _ Figure Skating, Maria Olszewska Memorial, Lodz, Poland. 5-8 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NAIA Championship, Elkhart, Ind. 6 & 13 _ Men’s soccer, Europa League, Round of 16. 6-18 _ Boxing, IBA Women’s World Boxing Championship, Belgrade, Serbia. 6-9 _ Auto racing, NHRA, NHRA Gatornationals, Gainesville, Fla. 6-9 _ Bobsleigh and Skeleton, IBSF World Cup, World Championship Week 1, Lake Placid, N.Y. 6-9 _ Figure Skating, Sonja Henie Trophy, Oslo, Norway. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Joburg Open, Johannesburg, South Africa. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, Korn Ferry Tour, The Astara Chile Classic presented by Scotiabank, Santiago, Chile. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by Mastercard, Orlando, Fla. 6-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Puerto Rico Open, Rio Grande, Puerto Rico. 6-9 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The Blue Bay LPGA, Hainan Island, China. 7 _ Ice Hockey, NHL trade deadline. 7-13 _ Shooting, ISSF 10m European Championship, Osijek, Croatia. 7-9 _ Figure Skating, ISU U.S. Solo Ice Dance, Atlanta. 7-9 _ Men’s golf, LIV Golf League, LIV HONG KONG, Hong Kong. 7-9 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Cologuard Classic, Tucson, Ariz. 8 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Call811.com Every Dig. Every Time. 200, Avondale, Ariz. 8 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Strade Bianche, Siena, Italy. 8 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Indianapolis. 8-16 _ Special Olympics Winter Games, Turin, Italy. 8-9 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Kvitfjell, Norway. 8-9 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Gudauri, Georgia. 8-9 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Are, Sweden. 9 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Shriners Children’s 500, Avondale, Ariz. 9 _ Major League Baseball, last day to place a player on waivers for 30 days termination pay. 9-16 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Paris-Nice, France. 10-12 _ Pro football, NFL free agency period. 10-16 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Tirreno-Adriatico, Lido di Camaiore, Italy. 11-14 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Tignes, France. 11-15 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division II Championship, Indianapolis. 12-15 _ Auto racing, IMSA SportsCar, Mobile One 12 Hours of Sebring, Sebring, Fla. 12-15 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Craigleith, Ontario. 13-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division II Indoor Championship, Indianapolis. 13-16 _ Major League Baseball, spring breakout. 13-16 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The PLAYERS Championship, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla. 13-16 _ Ski jumping, FIS Men’s & Women’s World Cup, Raw Air Tour, Norway, Multiple Locations. 13-16 _ Speedskating, ISU World Single Distance Championship, Hamar, Norway. 14 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Victoria’s Voice Foundation 200, Las Vegas. 14 _ Horse racing, Cheltenham Gold Cup, Evesham Road, Cheltenham. 14 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Park & Pipe, Livigno, Italy. 14-15 _ Luge, FIL World Cup, US Junior National Championship, Park City, Utah. 14-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division I Indoor Championship, Virginia Beach, Va. 14-15 _ Men’s and women’s college track and field, NCAA Division III Indoor Championship, Rochester, N.Y. 14-15 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, La Thuile, Italy. 14-16 _ Auto racing, F1, Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne, Australia. 14-16 _ Bobsleigh and Skeleton, IBSF World Cup, World Championship Week 2, Lake Placid, N.Y. 14-16 _ Cycling, UCI Track Nations Cup, Konya, Turkey. 14-16 _ Men’s golf, LIV Golf League, LIV SINGAPORE, Sentosa, Singapore. 15 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, The LiUNA!, Las Vegas. 15-16 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Hafjell, Norway. 15-16 _ Men’s and women’s skiing, World Cup Nordic Combined, Oslo, Norway. 15-16 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine, Winterberg, Germany. 16 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Pennzoil 400, Las Vegas. 16 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Alfredo Binda Trophy Race, Cittiglio, Italy. 16 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I tournament pairings announced. 16 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, Argentina Grand Prix, Termas de Rio Hondo, Argentina. 16 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I tournament pairings announced. 16 _ Women’s Soccer, NWSL season begins. 16-30 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Championship, Engadin, Switzerland. 17-23 _ Ice Hockey, IIHF Men’s U18 World Championship Division II, Group B, Sofia, Bulgaria. 18-19 _ Major League Baseball, opening day, Tokyo Series, Tokyo. 18-19 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Four. 18-30 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Miami Open, Miami. 19-20 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Four. 19-22 _ Men’s and women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division III Championship, Greensboro, N.C. 19-22 _ Women’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division I Championship, Federal Way, Wash. 19-30 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Miami Open, Miami. 20-21 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Round. 20-21 _ Ski jumping, FIS Women’s World Cup, Lahti, Finland. 20-22 _ Men’s and women’s college bowling, NAIA Championship, Sterling Heights, Mich. 20-22 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division III Championship, Fort Wayne, Ind. 20-22 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division III Championship, Salem, Va. 20-23 _ Men’s and women’s fencing, NCAA Championship, University Park, Pa. 20-23 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Singapore Classic, Singapore. 20-23 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Valspar Championship, Palm Harbor, Fla. 20-23 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Alpine World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 20-23 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The FIR HILLS SERI PAK Championship, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif. 20-25 _ Men’s college basketball, NAIA Championship, Kansas City, Mo. 20-25 _ Women’s college basketball, NAIA Championship, Sioux City, Iowa. 21 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Baptist Health 200, Homestead, Fla. 21-22 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross, Montafon, Austria. 21-22 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I First Round. 21-23 _ Auto racing, F1, Chinese Grand Prix, Shanghai. 21-23 _ Auto racing, NHRA, Arizona Nationals, Chandler, Ariz. 21-23 _ Cycling, UCI BMX Racing, Cajun Nationals, West Monroe, La. 21-23 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Hoag Classic, Newport Beach, Calif. 21-23 _ Women’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division I Championship, Minneapolis, Minn. 22 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Series Race at Homestead-Miami, Homestead, Fla. 22 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Milano-Sanremo, Milan, Italy. 22 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Milano-Sanremo, Milan, Italy. 22 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Birmingham, Ala. 22-23 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 22-23 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Second Round. 22-23 _ Men’s skiing, FIS World Cup Nordic Combined, Lahti, Finland. 22-23 _ Ski jumping, FIS World Cup, Lahti, Finland. 22-25 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 23 _ Auto racing, IndyCar, The Thermal Club Indycar Grand Prix, Thermal, Calif. 23 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Straight Talk Wireless 400, Homestead, Fla. 23-24 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Second Round. 23-29 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Park & Pipe World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 23-30 _ Bowling, PBA, USBC Masters, Allen Park, Mich. 23-30 _ Track and Field, World Masters Athletics Indoor Championship, Alachua County, Fla. 24-28 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division II Championship, Pittsburgh. 24-30 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Volta of Catalunya, Catalonia, Spain. 24-30 _ Figure Skating, ISU World Championship, Boston. 25 _ Major League Baseball, last day to place a player on waivers for 45 days termination pay. 25-29 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division II Championship, Evansville, Ind. 26 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Bruges-De Panne, Brugge, Belgium. 26-27 _ Men’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 26-29 _ Men’s college swimming and diving, NCAA Division I Championship, Federal Way, Wash. 27 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Bruges-De Panne, Brugge, Belgium. 27 _ Major League Baseball, opening day for all other teams, active rosters reduced to 26 players. 27 _ Women’s alpine skiing, FIS World Cup, Sun Valley, Idaho. 27-28 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Sweet 16. 27-30 _ Auto racing, NHRA, Lucas Oil NHRA Winternationals, Pomona, Calif. 27-30 _ Men’s golf, DP World Tour, The Hero Indian Open, New Delhi, India. 27-30 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour, The Texas Children’s Houston Open , Houston. 27-30 _ Ski jumping, FIS World Cup, Ski Flying Tournament, Planica, Slovenia. 27-30 _ Women’s golf, LPGA Tour, The Ford Championship presented by Wild Horse Pass, Phoenix. 28 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 28 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, E3 Saxo Bank Classic, Harelbeke, Belgium. 28 _ Pro Football, UFL regular season begins. 28 & 30 _ Women’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division III Championship, River Falls, Wis. 28-29 _ Snowboarding, FIS World Cup, Cross World Championship, St. Moritz, Switzerland. 28-29 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Sweet 16. 28-30 _ Cycling, UCI BMX Racing, Carolina Nationals, Rock Hill, S.C. 28-30 _ Freestyle skiing, FIS World Cup, Idre Fjäll, Sweden. 28-30 _ Men’s golf, PGA Tour Champions, The Galleria Classic, Rancho Mirage, Calif. 29 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Xfinity Series, Series Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 29 _ Motorcycle, AMA Supercross, Seattle. 29-30 _ Figure Skating, ISU Unicorn Dance Trophy, Hoorn, Netherlands. 29-30 _ Men’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Elite Eight. 30 _ Auto racing, NASCAR Cup Series, Series Cup Race at Martinsville, Martinsville, Va. 30 _ Cycling, UCI Women’s WorldTour, Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields, Waregem, Belgium. 30 _ Cycling, UCI WorldTour, Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields, Waregem, Belgium. 30 _ Motorcycle, MotoGP, United States Grand Prix, Circuit of the Americas, Del Valle, Texas. 30-31 _ Women’s college basketball, NCAA Division I Elite Eight. 30-April 2 _ Pro football, NFL Annual League Meeting, Palm Beach, Fla. 31 & April 2 _ Women’s college basketball, WBIT Championship, Indianapolis. 31-April 6 _ Boxing, OCBC Elite Men’s & Women’s Oceania Boxing Championship, Faa’a, French Polynesia. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Grand Prix Hassan II, Marrakech, Morocco. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, Tiriac Open, Bucharest, Romania. 31-April 6 _ Men’s tennis, ATP Tour, U.S. Men’s Clay Court Championship, Houston. 31-April 6 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Charleston Open, Charleston, S.C. 31-April 6 _ Women’s tennis, WTA Tour, Copa Colsanitas, Bogota, Colombia. TBD _ Men’s college ice hockey, NCAA Division III Championship, Hartford, Conn. TBD _ Pro basketball, NBA G League regular season ends.

Global Alumni Tracking and Management Software Market Size, Share and Forecast By Key Players-360Alumni,Alma Connect,Almabase,Almashines,BlackbaudA visit to Ottawa's Taffy Lane in Orléans is a staple this time of year, but a dispute amongst neighbours over traffic congestion is threatening to dim the magic of the holidays. "I'll politely refer to them as grinches," said Tony Sullivan. "They're complaining about the traffic and traffic issues." Sullivan lives on Sugar Creek Way off Taffy Lane, which is famously known for spreading holiday cheer with its elaborately decorated homes. Each year, the brightly lit street attracts thousands, and Sullivan says people will often stop at the end of his driveway to donate and collect chocolate and other goodies in return. But the exchange is prompting complaints to police. "They implied they are going to start ticketing us if we are on the street and we are obstructing traffic," Sullivan said. Police say they've received two calls about the traffic, but neither resulted in a ticket. Police would not comment about future enforcement. "There are some neighbours on the street that are frustrated with trying to leave their house and they have to wait just for the collection of the money," said neighbour Peter Abercrombie. The homes on Taffy Lane have been known to light up the holidays since the 1970's. For Abercrombie, it's his 47th year and says he doesn't mind the traffic. "People will actually line up and wait for the lights to come on at 5 p.m.," said Abercrombie. "Lots of smiles everyone comes up the laneway and does a tour." While donations are not required to enjoy the magic, Sullivan says he refuses to let the situation dampen his spirits. "If they want to charge me over kindness they can go ahead and charge me with that, but I'll always give back to the community," he said. Shopping Trends The Shopping Trends team is independent of the journalists at CTV News. 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When Gov. Jim Justice took office, West Virginia was grappling with a series of state budget cuts and mounting concerns about the future. The state’s outlook seemed to mirror the decline of what many believed to be its most vital natural resource: Coal. But coal isn’t what makes West Virginia special. It’s the state’s natural beauty — and most importantly, its people. A resilient group, West Virginians have repeatedly proven their hard work, motivation and kindness. They are a generous community committed to faith, family, country, and their beloved Mountain State. Justice understands that. He has seen it, supported it, and lived it. As one of the state’s wealthiest individuals, Justice doesn’t shy away from hard work. His family business empire stands as a testament to the power of skill and dedication. Initially convinced to run for governor as a Democrat, Justice brought his entrepreneurial mindset — and salesmanship — to the Governor’s Office. He remained true to his ideals, even switching back to the Republican Party when he believed it was necessary to achieve the state’s goals. As his term nears its final two weeks, Justice has chosen to complete his time as governor before transitioning to his next role as U.S. senator. Measuring the full impact of the Justice administration is no easy task. Most notably, state leaders no longer scramble every few months to address budget deficits. Instead, they focus on managing record budget surpluses, cutting taxes for residents and businesses, and investing in the state’s future. Justice has ensured the state’s financial success benefits its people. With the state’s coffers amply stocked, he has prioritized pay raises for state workers, securing five during his term and urging the next governor to plan for a sixth. He has also tackled critical workforce shortages, particularly in high-stress areas like child protective services and corrections. By working with lawmakers to increase salaries in these sectors, Justice has helped stabilize essential services. The governor’s investments extend to long-term initiatives. His commitment to tourism funding has attracted more visitors to the state, boosting tax revenues and fueling improvements in state parks and the New River Gorge National Park and Preserve. Justice has been a proponent of diversified energy development. While supporting the coal and natural gas industries, he has also positioned West Virginia as a leader in solar, wind and nuclear energy. In education, Justice has focused on creating pathways to success for West Virginia’s youth. Whether through public schools, higher education or technical training, his administration has supported innovative programs like Communities in Schools and Friends with Paws therapy dogs, championed by first lady Cathy Justice. These initiatives aim to provide a safety net for children lacking stability at home. Justice’s tenure also included navigating the pandemic. Balancing public health, economic concerns and education was a significant challenge, but he successfully brought together medical experts, state leaders and the West Virginia National Guard to guide the state through the crisis. As Justice prepares for his next chapter, many West Virginians reflect on his tenure with gratitude. Easily elected to the U.S. Senate, Justice remains one of the state’s most popular political figures. The people of West Virginia have found they can trust “Big Jim,” a successful businessman who brought his expertise to public service. West Virginia — and its people — are better for his leadership. Time will only further underscore the impact of his contributions.

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