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Leumit Health Services LeumitHealth Services was established in 1933, before the establishment ofthe State of Israel. The same pioneers who held the vision of creating a Jewishstate are those who helped create our health fund, all in... Executives in Leumit Health Services View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/leumit-health-services-10	2022-04-18T20:59:46Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/leumit-health-services-10	true
Naranja X Naranja X is a fintech financial management company based in Argentina. It is the evolution of the established and well-known credit solutions company, Naranja. A customer-oriented company known for being the major credit card issuer in Argentina for over 35 years, Naranja X has been driven by the same objective: making life easier for our customers, merchants and employees. Innovation is a key focus of the company, as well as trusted security. Naranja X’s solid experience in the market is possible thanks to the company’s qualified, human-centred employees and to having innovation as its top work philosophy, positioning it as a strong leader in the Latin American and global financial sectors.	https://businesschief.asia/company/naranja-x-0	2022-04-18T21:05:21Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/naranja-x-0	false
WASHINGTON (AP) — Migrants attempted to cross the U.S.-Mexico border at the highest level in two decades as the U.S. prepares for even larger numbers with the expected lifting of a pandemic-era order that turned away asylum seekers. Immigration authorities stopped migrants 221,303 times along the Southwest border in March, a 34% increase from a month earlier, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection data filed with a federal court in Texas. The new figures were disclosed as the Biden administration comes under increasing pressure over the looming expiration of a public health order that enabled U.S. authorities to turn back most migrants, including people seeking asylum from persecution. The number of migrant encounters has gone up nearly every month since President Joe Biden took office, becoming fodder for political opponents who point to the increase as evidence that this administration is weaker on border security than its predecessor. A backlog of people waiting outside the country to seek asylum, as well as dire economic and political conditions in much of Latin America and the Caribbean, is partially responsible for the increase in migrants. Administration critics blame Biden, arguing his administration's moves to roll back Trump-era policies has encouraged people to come. The number of illegal crossings, or those outside official ports of entry, totaled 209,906 in March, surpassing the previous high of Biden’s presidency of 200,658 set in July, and the highest level since March 2000, when it reached 220,063. Former President Donald Trump also faced a sharp increase in migrant border crossings but the number plummeted with the start of the pandemic. In March 2020, the previous administration invoked Title 42, a little-used public health authority to quickly expel nearly anyone encountered along the Southwest border. U.S. authorities have expelled migrants more than 1.7 million times under Title 42 authority, named for a 1944 public health law, using the threat of COVID-19 to deny migrants a chance to seek asylum as required under U.S. law and international treaty. With COVID-19 cases in decline, the Biden administration has said it intends to end the use of Title 42 at the border on May 23. Several moderate Democrats have joined Republican leaders to call for an extension of Title 42 authority, most recently Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware on Sunday. Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat up for election this year, toured the border last week and warned that the Biden administration is unprepared for asylum restrictions to be lifted. The rapid expulsions under Title 42 are a significant component of the increase. Migrants are turned back without any legal consequences, and many simply try to cross again and are therefore counted more than once in the total. More than half of the 221,303 stopped were quickly turned away, either to Mexico or their homelands, according to data supplied to a federal court in Texas as part of that state's challenge of Biden administration immigration policies. Most of the rest were processed under immigration authority, known as Title 8, and their ultimate fate varies. About 34,000 were allowed to remain in the U.S. under parole, which will allow them to pursue asylum or legal residency through other avenues. If they are unsuccessful, they could face deportation. ___ Associated Press writer Elliot Spagat in San Diego contributed to this report.	https://www.ourmidland.com/news/article/Migrant-crossings-spike-as-US-plans-to-lift-curb-17088802.php	2022-04-18T21:06:00Z	https://www.ourmidland.com/news/article/Migrant-crossings-spike-as-US-plans-to-lift-curb-17088802.php	true
Nova Scotia Power We provide 95 per cent of the generation, transmission and distribution of electricity in Nova Scotia, and serve 500,000 residential, commercial and industrial customers across the province.Our 1,700 dedicated,... Executives in Nova Scotia Power View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/nova-scotia-power-10	2022-04-18T21:08:04Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/nova-scotia-power-10	false
LSC Communications With a rich history of industry experience, innovative solutions and service reliability, LSC Communications is a global leader in print and digital media solutions. The companys traditional and digital print-r... Executives in LSC Communications View All	https://energydigital.com/company/lsc-communications-0	2022-04-18T21:11:40Z	https://energydigital.com/company/lsc-communications-0	true
On Tax Day, the Treasury Department urges for more funding to the IRS On Tax Day, the Treasury Department urges for more funding to the IRS Audio will be available later today. NPR's Daniel Estrin talks with Deputy U.S. Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo about the deadline to file taxes and what the department says the IRS needs.	https://www.npr.org/2022/04/18/1093380881/on-tax-day-the-treasury-department-urges-for-more-funding-to-the-irs?ft=nprml&f=	2022-04-18T21:12:29Z	https://www.npr.org/2022/04/18/1093380881/on-tax-day-the-treasury-department-urges-for-more-funding-to-the-irs?ft=nprml&f=	false
WFO AMARILLO Warnings, Watches and Advisories for Tuesday, April 19, 2022 _____ RED FLAG WARNING URGENT - FIRE WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Amarillo TX 300 PM CDT Mon Apr 18 2022 ...RED FLAG WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 1 PM TO 7 PM CDT TUESDAY FOR STRONG WINDS AND LOW RELATIVE HUMIDITY FOR THE WESTERN OKLAHOMA PANHANDLE AND THE NORTHWEST TEXAS PANHANDLE... The National Weather Service in Amarillo has issued a Red Flag Warning for strong winds and low relative humidity, which is in effect from 1 PM to 7 PM CDT Tuesday. * Affected Area...In Oklahoma...Cimarron. In Texas...Dallam and Hartley. * 20 Foot Winds...Southwest 25 to 35 mph with gusts up to 55 mph. * Relative Humidity...As low as 16 percent. * Red Flag Threat Index...3-4. * Timing...1 PM to 7 PM CDT. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... A Red Flag Warning means that critical fire weather conditions are either occurring now...or will shortly. A combination of strong winds...low relative humidity...and warm temperatures will create favorable weather for rapid fire growth and spread. Avoid activities that promote open flames and sparks. _____ Copyright 2022 AccuWeather	https://www.lmtonline.com/weather/article/TX-WFO-AMARILLO-Warnings-Watches-and-Advisories-17088780.php	2022-04-18T21:16:00Z	https://www.lmtonline.com/weather/article/TX-WFO-AMARILLO-Warnings-Watches-and-Advisories-17088780.php	true
SNOLAB SNOLAB is a government funded research facility in Sudbury, Canada, that hosts a variety of different experiments based on particle astrophysics, particle physics, astronomy and cosmology. The Labs main goal i... Executives in SNOLAB View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/snolab-0	2022-04-18T21:19:42Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/snolab-0	true
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (WXIN) — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department released body cam video of a heroic fire rescue in which officers caught two children and a woman from a second story window. First responders were sent to the fire at last Monday. IMPD officers were among the first to arrive at the scene, where smoke was rapidly billowing from the windows of several apartments. Body camera window depicts a woman yelling from a window on the second floor, “Please hurry! I can’t breathe! I’ve got my kids in here!” An IMPD officer identified as “Officer Carroll” then asks the woman how old the children are. To which she responds, “Two and three.” Officer Carroll then says, “You wanna try and pass them down to me, real quick?” His body camera shows a young child being dropped out of the window as officers catch him. Just seconds later, the woman passes another young child out of the window who is caught by officers. The woman herself then jumps out of the window with the officers’ assistance. The family was checked out by medics. “You did so good. You guys are so brave,” one officer tells the children. “One day, you are going to get to tell a story about how you jumped out of a two-story window…You looked like Spiderman.” Fire crews said the fire was started after another resident knocked over a candle in his apartment. Twenty people in all had to be evacuated. No one was seriously hurt.	https://www.wfla.com/news/national/watch-indiana-officers-rescue-toddlers-mother-from-burning-apartment/	2022-04-18T21:21:17Z	https://www.wfla.com/news/national/watch-indiana-officers-rescue-toddlers-mother-from-burning-apartment/	false
Toad ‘n’ Turtle Pubhouse and Grill Toad ‘n Turtle Pubhouse and Grill is a casual dining concept goes beyond the traditional English pub with house smoked meats, award-winning fare, and 24 draught beers on tap. The first Toad ‘n Turtl... Executives in Toad ‘n’ Turtle Pubhouse and Grill View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/toad-n-turtle-pubhouse-and-grill-10	2022-04-18T21:24:43Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/toad-n-turtle-pubhouse-and-grill-10	true
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Hope Bancorp Inc. (HOPE) on Monday reported first-quarter net income of $60.7 million. The Los Angeles-based bank said it had earnings of 50 cents per share. The results exceeded Wall Street expectations. The average estimate of four analysts surveyed by Zacks Investment Research was for earnings of 40 cents per share. The bank holding company posted revenue of $158.1 million in the period. Its revenue net of interest expense was $146.4 million, also exceeding Street forecasts. Three analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $143.4 million. _____ This story was generated by Automated Insights (http://automatedinsights.com/ap) using data from Zacks Investment Research. Access a Zacks stock report on HOPE at https://www.zacks.com/ap/HOPE	https://www.mrt.com/business/article/Hope-Bancorp-Q1-Earnings-Snapshot-17088879.php	2022-04-18T21:25:48Z	https://www.mrt.com/business/article/Hope-Bancorp-Q1-Earnings-Snapshot-17088879.php	false
The University of Akron The University of Akron, is the regions most influential public research university, contributing to the resurgence of the local economy, providing a workforce highly trained in diverse disciplines, and known f... Executives in The University of Akron View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/university-akron-10	2022-04-18T21:26:01Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/university-akron-10	true
Community Search Advertise Editorial Plusnet We're a friendly, no-nonsense, award-winning communications provider. We were born back in 1997 with a simple belief - everyone deserves to pay a fair price and still get great customer service. We provide ... Contact Partner Visit Partner Website Executives in Plusnet View All Andy Baker CEO Read more	https://energydigital.com/company/plusnet-0	2022-04-18T21:27:04Z	https://energydigital.com/company/plusnet-0	true
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A Louisiana House panel advanced a proposed state operating budget Monday that includes $148 million for pay raises for teachers and school support staff and $104 million for increases in higher education faculty pay, but strips a proposed $100-per-month increase in state supplemental pay for local police and firefighters. Still up in the air as the $38 billion state operating budget and related budget bills left the House Appropriations Committee on Monday was the future of Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards' proposal to allocate $500 million in one-time revenue toward a new Mississippi River bridge at Baton Rouge, a project one administration officials said could eventually cost roughly $2.5 billion. The initial bridge funding, along with the education pay raises, were among priorities Edwards laid out in his annual budget proposal earlier this year. The proposals were made as lawmakers, after facing years of tight budgets, prepared to debate how best to spend higher tax revenues and an influx of more than $2.8 billion in one-time revenue — $1.4 billion from federal pandemic aid, $700 million of surplus from the 2021 fiscal year and $853 million higher-than-planned revenue for the current year. As the committee prepared to move the budget legislation to the full House for a planned Thursday debate, chairman Jerome Zeringue, a Houma Republican, touted the education raises along with increased funding for early childhood education initiatives, clean water programs, and a $500 million allocation to refurbish the state unemployment trust fund. That allocation, backers said, will prevent Louisiana businesses from facing a jump in unemployment insurance costs to replenish a fund that was drained when the coronavirus pandemic led to major job losses. But the committee approved an amendment stripping the increase in supplemental pay for parish and municipal police and firefighters. Rep. Jack McFarland, a Jonesboro Republican, said the proposed increase, along with other legislation that could add more local level emergency workers to those already getting supplemental pay, could eventually put financial strains on the state. “Granted they’re worth more than what we’re providing," said Zeringue. "But this is a recurring expense and we need to look at trying to engage and involve local governments as well to support their local fire and police.” Rep. Dustin Miller, a Democrat from Opelousas, expressed hope that the supplemental pay increase might be restored to the budget after a state panel, the Revenue Estimating Conference, meets to make its official revenue projection, which could mean more money coming in. As for the bridge, Republican legislative leaders have been slow to back Edwards' proposal, saying the money could sit for years without being used while plans for the bridge take shape. Zeringue said Monday that House and Senate leaders are discussing the issue. Meanwhile, among the legislation the panel advanced Monday was a proposal to create a “Revitalizing and Developing Infrastructure in All of Louisiana” fund. Zeringue described the RADIAL fund as a place to “park” the non-recurring revenue Edwards wants to use for the bridge while discussions are underway. Edwards' top financial official, Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne, repeated the administration's contention that the money needs to be dedicated to the bridge now. He said site recommendations for the bridge are expected in the coming months. He said committing $500 million to the project would help the state seek competitive grants and other funding for a project with a possible total cost of $2.5 billion. “I like the concept of the RADIAL fund, I just hope that the Mississippi River bridge is not a spare tire,” said Dardenne.	https://www.mrt.com/news/article/Louisiana-House-panel-advances-budget-debate-set-17088904.php	2022-04-18T21:28:10Z	https://www.mrt.com/news/article/Louisiana-House-panel-advances-budget-debate-set-17088904.php	false
Wayne Farms As a company, we can trace our roots back through the last century — but one thing has remained clear: we can only grow when we have the trust and loyalty of our customers. From humble beginnings, Wayne F... Executives in Wayne Farms View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/wayne-farms-10	2022-04-18T21:28:12Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/wayne-farms-10	false
BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — A Louisiana House panel advanced a proposed state operating budget Monday that includes $148 million for pay raises for teachers and school support staff and $104 million for increases in higher education faculty pay, but strips a proposed $100-per-month increase in state supplemental pay for local police and firefighters. Still up in the air as the $38 billion state operating budget and related budget bills left the House Appropriations Committee on Monday was the future of Democratic Gov. John Bel Edwards' proposal to allocate $500 million in one-time revenue toward a new Mississippi River bridge at Baton Rouge, a project one administration officials said could eventually cost roughly $2.5 billion. The initial bridge funding, along with the education pay raises, were among priorities Edwards laid out in his annual budget proposal earlier this year. The proposals were made as lawmakers, after facing years of tight budgets, prepared to debate how best to spend higher tax revenues and an influx of more than $2.8 billion in one-time revenue — $1.4 billion from federal pandemic aid, $700 million of surplus from the 2021 fiscal year and $853 million higher-than-planned revenue for the current year. As the committee prepared to move the budget legislation to the full House for a planned Thursday debate, chairman Jerome Zeringue, a Houma Republican, touted the education raises along with increased funding for early childhood education initiatives, clean water programs, and a $500 million allocation to refurbish the state unemployment trust fund. That allocation, backers said, will prevent Louisiana businesses from facing a jump in unemployment insurance costs to replenish a fund that was drained when the coronavirus pandemic led to major job losses. But the committee approved an amendment stripping the increase in supplemental pay for parish and municipal police and firefighters. Rep. Jack McFarland, a Jonesboro Republican, said the proposed increase, along with other legislation that could add more local level emergency workers to those already getting supplemental pay, could eventually put financial strains on the state. “Granted they’re worth more than what we’re providing," said Zeringue. "But this is a recurring expense and we need to look at trying to engage and involve local governments as well to support their local fire and police.” Rep. Dustin Miller, a Democrat from Opelousas, expressed hope that the supplemental pay increase might be restored to the budget after a state panel, the Revenue Estimating Conference, meets to make its official revenue projection, which could mean more money coming in. As for the bridge, Republican legislative leaders have been slow to back Edwards' proposal, saying the money could sit for years without being used while plans for the bridge take shape. Zeringue said Monday that House and Senate leaders are discussing the issue. Meanwhile, among the legislation the panel advanced Monday was a proposal to create a “Revitalizing and Developing Infrastructure in All of Louisiana” fund. Zeringue described the RADIAL fund as a place to “park” the non-recurring revenue Edwards wants to use for the bridge while discussions are underway. Edwards' top financial official, Commissioner of Administration Jay Dardenne, repeated the administration's contention that the money needs to be dedicated to the bridge now. He said site recommendations for the bridge are expected in the coming months. He said committing $500 million to the project would help the state seek competitive grants and other funding for a project with a possible total cost of $2.5 billion. “I like the concept of the RADIAL fund, I just hope that the Mississippi River bridge is not a spare tire,” said Dardenne.	https://www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/Louisiana-House-panel-advances-budget-debate-set-17088904.php	2022-04-18T21:29:02Z	https://www.sfchronicle.com/news/article/Louisiana-House-panel-advances-budget-debate-set-17088904.php	false
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) — With no end in sight to Russia’s attack on Ukraine, some U.S. lawmakers say the U.S. needs to step in and take more action to stop Russia. However, it’s a delicate consideration for lawmakers and the Biden administration to decide how involved the U.S. can get in the conflict in Ukraine due to fears of what Russia would do in retaliation. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine won’t give up its fight against Russia in the besieged eastern city of Mariupol. “It is very important for us not to allow them, to stand our ground,” Zelenskyy said, despite warnings from Russia to the remaining troops there to surrender or die. On CBS Face the Nation, U.S. Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) says the U.S. shouldn’t give up either. “the American people cannot turn away from this tragedy in Ukraine,” he said. Coons advocated for more U.S. involvement in Ukraine. “I think the history of the 21st century turns on how fiercely we defend freedom in Ukraine. And that Putin will only stop when we stop him,” he said. On Capitol Hill, more than one U.S. senator said perhaps U.S. troop involvement in Ukraine shouldn’t be completely off the table as Russia shows no signs of backing off its attack on Ukraine. “The president, in terms of his decisions as commander in chief, needs to look clearly at the level of brutality,” Coons said. Russia has already sent a warning to the U.S. to stop sending weapons to Ukraine. U.S. involvement in helping Ukraine has been measured in part because Russia possesses nuclear weapons that some experts fear Russian President Vladimir Putin would use. Meanwhile, Pope Francis addressed those fears of nuclear war in his Easter Sunday remarks. “Shall we put an end to the human race, or shall mankind renounce war?” Francis asked. Another reason the U.S. hasn’t sent troops to defend Ukraine is that Ukraine isn’t part of NATO. So far, President Joe Biden has held firm in his decision the U.S. won’t send troops to fight in Ukraine.	https://www.krqe.com/news/washington-dc/some-lawmakers-calling-for-more-us-involvement-in-ukraine/	2022-04-18T21:30:29Z	https://www.krqe.com/news/washington-dc/some-lawmakers-calling-for-more-us-involvement-in-ukraine/	false
Radius Bank Founded in 1987 and headquartered in Boston, MA, Radius Bank is a leading online bank committed to providing a full complement of accounts and services to meet the growing banking needs of consumers and busines... Executives in Radius Bank View All	https://energydigital.com/company/radius-bank-0	2022-04-18T21:30:50Z	https://energydigital.com/company/radius-bank-0	true
Community Search Advertise Editorial Amerisan AMERISAN is a mixture of “American” and “Sanitary.” It focuses solely on serving the food processing industry,providing sanitation and safety-related solutions for food processing compan... Contact Partner Visit Partner Website	https://businesschief.asia/company/amerisan-0	2022-04-18T21:32:39Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/amerisan-0	false
RG Gold RG Gold is a Kazakh gold mining and production company operating one of the largest deposits of gold and third largest in terms of gold resources in Kazakhstan. The deposit is in the Burabay area of Akmola region, covering an area of 67.7 sq. km that consists of two pits: North and South Raygorodok. The company employs more than 920 people and another 300+ subcontractor personnel. Currently, RG Gold produces more than 45,000 oz. of Doré gold a year. Year after year, the company embraces the latest in heap-leach technology to improve efficiency and reduce costs. Executives in RG Gold View All	https://energydigital.com/company/rg-gold-0	2022-04-18T21:32:55Z	https://energydigital.com/company/rg-gold-0	false
SACRAMENTO (AP) _ The winning numbers in Monday afternoon's drawing of the California Lottery's "Daily 3 Midday" game were: 3-1-0 (three, one, zero) SACRAMENTO (AP) _ The winning numbers in Monday afternoon's drawing of the California Lottery's "Daily 3 Midday" game were: 3-1-0 (three, one, zero)	https://www.theintelligencer.com/lottery/article/Winning-numbers-drawn-in-Daily-3-Midday-game-17088813.php	2022-04-18T21:36:03Z	https://www.theintelligencer.com/lottery/article/Winning-numbers-drawn-in-Daily-3-Midday-game-17088813.php	true
Sapura Drilling Asia Pte Ltd Sapura Drilling traces its roots to Robray Offshore Drilling Co. Ltd in Singapore back in 1972. It then went through a series of mergers and acquisitions over the years involving offshore players Smedvig, Petro... Executives in Sapura Drilling Asia Pte Ltd View All	https://energydigital.com/company/sapura-drilling-asia-pte-ltd-0	2022-04-18T21:36:18Z	https://energydigital.com/company/sapura-drilling-asia-pte-ltd-0	false
El Puerto Rico, which debuted in 2018, is created by Tianhui Ng, music director of the Mount Holyoke Symphony Orchestra and the Pioneer Valley Symphony, and Don Sanders, executive director of the Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts. The project has commissioned new pieces of chamber music from Puerto Rican composers, and it has created The Victory Players, an ensemble of young virtuoso players from around the world under Ng's direction. Several performances have come together as a result. Coming soon in spring 2022, a June performance and recording is in the works showcasing new compositions. Past performances are available on this page for listening and viewing, with links available below for more. El Puerto Rico 4: The Rich Port A chamber concert event called El Puerto Rico 4: The Rich Port was recorded in June 2021 and released in the fall. Several videos were produced for the performances by The Victory Players as well as interviews with the composers. El Puerto Rico 3: Identity Duets A virtual chamber concert event took place in January 2021 called El Puerto Rico 3: Identity Duets. The concert included duets by Puerto Rican composers Gabriel Bouche Caro, Carlos Carrillo, Johanny Navarro, Christian A. Quiñones, Iván Enrique Rodríguez, and Omar Surillo.	https://www.nepm.org/el-puerto-rico	2022-04-18T21:37:37Z	https://www.nepm.org/el-puerto-rico	false
CHICAGO (AP) — Federal authorities on Monday said they will not criminally charge Jason Van Dyke, the former Chicago police officer convicted of murder in the 2014 shooting death of Black teenager Laquan McDonald. The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Chicago said in a news release that the decision was made after consulting with the McDonald family and that the “family was in agreement not to pursue a second prosecution.” According to the release, prosecuting Van Dyke on federal charges would have been much more difficult than it was to prosecute him in state court because the burden of proof is far higher. Federal prosecutors “would have to prove not only that Mr. Van Dyke acted with the deliberate and specific intent to do something the law forbids, but also that his actions were not the result of mistake, fear, negligence, or bad judgment,” the office explained in the release. “It requires federal prosecutors to prove beyond a reasonable doubt what Mr. Van Dyke was thinking when he used deadly force, and that he knew such force was excessive. ” Van Dyke was convicted in Chicago in 2018 of second-degree murder and aggravated battery and sentenced to 81 months in state prison. The former officer served less than half that sentence before he was released from prison in February. His release prompted calls from civil rights leaders, community activists and others who were angry about what they saw as a lenient sentence for the slaying of the teenager — whom he shot 16 times — for federal prosecutors to charge Van Dyke again. Copyright © 2022 . All rights reserved. This website is not intended for users located within the European Economic Area.	https://federalnewsnetwork.com/u-s-news/2022/04/feds-wont-charge-chicago-cop-convicted-in-mcdonald-slaying/	2022-04-18T21:40:55Z	https://federalnewsnetwork.com/u-s-news/2022/04/feds-wont-charge-chicago-cop-convicted-in-mcdonald-slaying/	false
Botco.ai's conversational automation platform integrates with Medtelligent's suite of electronic health records tools to create a seamless customer experience spanning the lifecycle of the resident CHICAGO and SCOTTSDALE, Ariz., April 18, 2022 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Botco.ai, the leading HIPAA-compliant conversational marketing platform, announced today a partnership with Medtelligent, Inc., provider of ALIS software for assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities. The partnership brings Botco.ai's conversational automation platform to assisted living communities as an integrated part of Medtelligent's ALIS software, a comprehensive suite of electronic health records (eHR) tools. Together, the joint solution enables seniors and their families to learn about assisted living communities through private, easy-to-use chat conversations and, upon moving into the community, make insights from those conversations a part of their eHR profile to receive better, more personalized care and treatment. Among the first businesses to implement the joint solution is Carlton Senior Living. With 12 communities throughout Northern California, Carlton offers independent living, assisted living, and memory care options. Through Botco.ai's conversational automation platform, the pre-qualified leads for Carlton that have come in to take a tour at one of their communities have shown a conversion rate of 85% — a marked increase from the company's average conversion rate of about 50%. "The integration between Botco.ai and Medtelligent's ALIS is a boon to Carlton and the entire assisted living industry," said Carlton president David Coluzzi. "Botco.ai allows us to deliver a top-notch customer experience starting from our very first interaction with a potential resident or their loved one, while ALIS ensures that our residents receive exceptional care during the entirety of their stay. Through this joint solution, we're able to take whatever questions or concerns a customer may have upon their initial inquiry and make sure they are properly addressed throughout the course of their care." Botco.ai's conversational automation platform enables healthcare providers to provide fast and accurate answers to their prospects' questions via an easy, conversational experience that complies with all HIPAA policies. Meanwhile, Medtelligent's ALIS offers software purpose-built for assisted living and memory care communities, with features including marketing and lead tracking, electronic health records, staff management, clinical management, enterprise dashboards, and more. Insights from Botco.ai's platform are seamlessly integrated into ALIS's eHR system to provide important inputs for resident care and treatment. "Botco.ai creates a safe space where new prospects and potential residents of assisted living communities can come and ask any questions they might have without any fear of judgment and with complete privacy," said Trisha Cole, COO and General Counsel at Medtelligent. "And then, by bringing those conversations into our CRM and eHR platform, we enable the staff to gain access to relevant information so they can follow up and make sure they're addressing whatever fears or concerns the resident might have initially had. It allows us to integrate those early conversations into each community's workflows, from marketing and sales all the way through to resident onboarding and care." "Medtelligent shares our values of using technology to help make the assisted living community and the healthcare industry in general more human," said Rebecca Clyde, CEO of Botco.ai. "We believe that AI, automation, and related technologies can help healthcare providers forge deeper, longer-lasting relationships with customers and patients. Through this new integration with ALIS, assisted living communities are able to provide their prospects with faster and easier answers to all of their top questions, along with a deeper level of empathy and understanding for those prospects once they become customers." Botco.ai and Medtelligent will co-host a webinar on "Multiplying engagement at scale for the full resident lifecycle through the seamless integration of conversational automation and EHR systems" on May 23rd at 11 am PST. To register, visit http://www.botco.ai. About Medtelligent Medtelligent makes ALIS: software purpose-built for clinical management, billing, and operational reporting in assisted living, memory care, and independent living communities. ALIS is designed to solve senior living-specific challenges including regulatory compliance management across different states, full eMAR management and drug counting, integrated assessments, and family engagement. To learn more, visit http://www.medtelligent.com. About Botco.ai Botco.ai is a HIPPA-compliant, AI-powered conversational marketing automation solution that can be implemented at scale to improve engagement rates. Today, the company offers industry-leading authoring, webchat, and AI machine-learning capabilities to quickly and effectively convert more customers in healthcare, wellness, addiction, behavioral health, physical therapy and senior living centers. Botco.ai's Integrated Analytics Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of chat campaigns across multiple messaging channels such as web and Facebook Messenger. The API-based interface can be used to transfer leads, transcripts, and data into enterprise sales and marketing automation products like Salesforce, Hubspot, Adobe Marketing Cloud, Zoho as well as leading EHR and scheduling systems. Botco.ai is the recipient of the Arizona Innovation Challenge "Most Outstanding Startup" award and a graduate of Alchemist Accelerator Class XXV, the #1 accelerator for enterprise startups. For more information, visit http://www.botco.ai. 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Sometimes the final score does a poor job of reflecting how close a ballgame really was. Such was the case in the Itawamba AHS softball team's 6-2 victory over region opponent Mooreville on Thursday night. The victory clinched a playoff spot for the Lady Indians. "It's a dogfight every night in this division," IAHS head coach Jeffrey Mann said. Was it ever. The Lady Indians (14-6-1, 7-3 in Region 1-4A) and Lady Troopers went blow for blow through six innings with the game tied 2-2 heading into the final inning. Mooreville out-hit Itawamba, tallying eight hits to the Lady Indians' five. But two Lady Trooper errors and a pair of passed balls in the seventh ultimately made the difference, allowing IAHS to push across four more runs and earn the win. By contrast to Mooreville, IAHS committed no errors and made a number of crucial defensive plays that helped starting pitcher Layla Owens and reliever Alden Kline hold off the Lady Troopers. "We played pretty clean and made plays behind (Owens)," Mann said. "She didn't have her best stuff tonight. I thought the zone was a little tight early, (but) she fought through it and gave our defense a chance." After a scoreless first, the Lady Indians struck first. Riley Sheffield drew a walk, stole second and advanced to third on a pop fly. Kooper Reese grounded out to the pitcher but drove in Sheffield to give IAHS its first run of the ballgame. Mooreville answered immediately, however. Ava Smith reached on a walk sandwiched between a pair of Owens strikeouts. Emily Rushing smacked a single to advance Smith, who scored on a passed ball to tie the game 1-1. The game remained tied in the fourth when Owens ran into trouble. McKenna Hutcherson reached on an infield single to third, and Smith drew another walk to put Mooreville runners on first and second with no outs. But during the ensuing at-bat, senior catcher Chloe McClain caught Smith straying too far from first and gunned her out. The play deflated the Lady Troopers' attack as Owens struck out the batter and forced a groundout to end the threat. "I'm gonna be lost next year (without McClain at catcher)," Mann said. "She is a weapon behind the plate. You can't run on her, and you can't fall asleep." The Lady Indians carried their defensive momentum to the plate. Fischer Short led off the fifth with a single to left-centerfield. Marli Larabee followed with a walk, and Payton Stevens laid down a picture-perfect sacrifice bunt – her second of the game – to advance the runners to second and third. Owens' sacrifice fly scored Short to give IAHS its second lead of the ballgame. But Mooreville rallied back once again in the bottom frame. Blake Bevill hit a bloop double into shallow rightfield, then advanced to third on leadoff hitter Lulu Franks' single to right-center. Regan Hawkins dropped a squeeze bunt that scored Bevill from third to tie the game 2-2. The Lady Troopers could have easily done more damage in the fifth as Carley Sullivan drew a walk to load the bases. But a baserunning miscue proved costly; Lauren Cates lined out to Short at shortstop, and Short caught Hawkins away from second without tagging up to turn the double play. Owens struck out Hutcherson to end the inning and strand the remaining two runners. Each team had scoring chances in the sixth, but both IAHS and Mooreville left two runners stranded without plating a run. But the wheels came off for Mooreville in the seventh. Larabee and Stevens reached on a walk and an error, respectively. McClain drew a walk as well, with the fourth ball getting past Mooreville's Franks behind the plate to allow Larabee to score and put runners on second and third. Kaitlynn King hit a grounder to Hutcherson at shortstop, but split-second hesitation by Hutcherson allowed King to reach first and Stevens to score to put IAHS up 4-2. The Lady Troopers brought in Blake Bevill to relieve starting pitcher Carley Sullivan with runners of second and third, but the Lady Indians managed to push across two more runs on a grounder and an error before Mooreville could escape the inning. Owens started out the bottom frame strong with a pair of strikeouts, but she followed that up with two straight walks. Kline came and tallied a strikeout against the lone hitter she faced to close out the game for the Lady Indians. "That's a good team over there," Coach Mann said. "These four seniors that are playing have been playing since seventh, eighth grade. There ain't much they haven't seen. They know how to get prepared." Owens tossed 6 2/3 innings for IAHS to earn the victory, giving up two runs on eight hits and six walks while striking out nine Mooreville batters. Layla Wilson went 2-for-4 to lead IAHS at the plate. Marli Larabee reached base on all three of her plate appearances, singling in the third and drawing walks in the fifth and seventh innings. Blake Bevill led Mooreville with hits in each of her three at-bats, including a double in the fifth. Ava Smith also reached base three times with a single and two walks. The Lady Indians will wrap up the regular season at Booneville on Tuesday night after visiting New Albany on Monday.	https://www.djournal.com/itawamba/iahs-softball-wins-thriller-over-mooreville-6-2/article_6b31d581-49f7-576a-88d9-1ac7753ff9e2.html	2022-04-18T21:45:26Z	https://www.djournal.com/itawamba/iahs-softball-wins-thriller-over-mooreville-6-2/article_6b31d581-49f7-576a-88d9-1ac7753ff9e2.html	false
Community Search Advertise Editorial Daraz Daraz is the leading online marketplace in South Asia, empowering tens of thousands of sellers to connect with millions of customers. Daraz provides immediate and easy access to 10 million products in more than... Contact Partner Visit Partner Website Company Reports with Daraz View All How Daraz is building South Asia’s leading ecommerce platform Read more Executives in Daraz View All Bjarke Mikkelsen Founder and CEO Read more	https://businesschief.asia/company/daraz-10	2022-04-18T21:46:12Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/daraz-10	true
Community Search Advertise Editorial Telkom Telkom is a leading communications services provider in South Africa and on the African continent. We had consolidated operating revenue from continuing operations of R33. Follow on LinkedIn Contact Partner Visit Partner Website Executives in Telkom View All Zjaen Coetzee Head of Data Insights Management Read more	https://energydigital.com/company/telkom-0	2022-04-18T21:48:02Z	https://energydigital.com/company/telkom-0	true
RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Two passengers were rescued from a car in Richmond Monday morning, one trapped, after crashing into a light pole. The Richmond Fire Department tweeted Monday, saying crews responded to the crash at 2200 Chamberlayne Pkwy just after 9:30 a.m. Once on scene, firefighters saw heavy smoke coming from the vehicle that had collided with a light pole. Richmond Fire said that two occupants were in the vehicle, and one was trapped on the passenger side. Crews helped to get the two to safety, and the incident was marked under control just before 10 a.m. The Richmond Ambulance Authority transported both occupants to a local hospital for minor injuries.	https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/richmond/trapped-passenger-rescued-from-smoking-car-after-smashing-into-richmond-light-pole/	2022-04-18T21:51:07Z	https://www.wric.com/news/local-news/richmond/trapped-passenger-rescued-from-smoking-car-after-smashing-into-richmond-light-pole/	true
Russia's expected offensive in eastern Ukraine has begun, Ukrainian officials have announced. President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a video address shared on Telegram, “Now we can state that the Russian forces have started the battle for the Donbas that they have been getting ready for a long time.” The Pentagon says Russia added artillery, ground combat forces and other capabilities in recent days ahead of this new ground offensive in the Donbas region in Ukraine. A senior U.S. defense official said the number of combat units known as battalion tactical groups in eastern and southern Ukraine had grown to 76 from 65 last week. The official spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss internal U.S. military assessments of the war. It’s difficult to know at this stage of the war, but that could add up to 50,000 to 60,000 Russian troops, depending on how developed the groups are. The official said that if Russian forces succeed in fully controlling the southern port of Mariupol it could free up nearly a dozen battalion tactical groups for use elsewhere in the Donbas region. The official also said that four U.S. cargo flights arrived in Europe on Sunday with weapons and other materials, part of $800 million in assistance announced last week. The official said training of Ukrainian personnel on U.S. Army and Marine Corps 155mm howitzers was set to begin at an undisclosed location outside of Ukraine in the next several days. The U.S. pledged 18 howitzers to bolster Ukrainian forces in the Donbas fight, and these trainees can in turn train more soldiers inside Ukraine. The European Union’s top diplomat condemned Russia’s “indiscriminate and illegal” attacks on Ukraine on Monday as the country experienced the most intense missile strikes in weeks. Josep Borrell, the high representative for foreign affairs and security policy, said in a statement that the EU supports the work of the International Criminal Court and other efforts to ensure accountability for human rights violations. “There can be no impunity for war crimes,” said Borrell, who called for Russia to immediately cease hostilities and withdraw forces from Ukraine.	https://www.kivitv.com/news/national/russia-ukraine-conflict/missile-strikes-in-ukraine-intensify-eu-top-diplomat-condemns-russias-indiscriminate-and-illegal-attacks	2022-04-18T21:56:46Z	https://www.kivitv.com/news/national/russia-ukraine-conflict/missile-strikes-in-ukraine-intensify-eu-top-diplomat-condemns-russias-indiscriminate-and-illegal-attacks	false
Nebraska Book Company Nebraska Book Company (NBC) is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Nebraska Book Holdings, Inc. Established in 1915 as an independent college bookstore, it has evolved into a key resource and consulting partner to ove... Executives in Nebraska Book Company View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/nebraska-book-company-10	2022-04-18T22:04:24Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/nebraska-book-company-10	false
Picture shows Russia’s Moskva warship burning at sea before sinking, says expert This is the first photograph to have emerged of the guided-missile cruiser on fire Russia releases video claiming to show survivors from Moskva warship meeting with navy chief A picture of the Russian Navy’s Moskva warship burning before it sank in the Black Sea is genuine, an expert has said. The first verified images of the damaged cruiser, which show her listing to port with smoke billowing from her midships section, appeared days after Ukraine said it had sunk the ship in a missile attack. Although the Kremlin has acknowledged the loss of the vessel, it continues to claim the ship was destroyed by an on-board explosion rather than by enemy weapons. Sidharth Kaushal, a sea power research fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), confirmed the latest pictures do show the Moskva gutted by fire. “I have examined the images and they are of the Moskva,” he told The Independent. “The placement of the radar – visible in the photo – the canisters for surface to air and surface to surface missiles and the hull form all seem to confirm that they are of a Slava-class cruiser, and thus must be the Moskva.” Moscow has not commented on the authenticity of the pictures. While both Ukraine and Russia agree that the Moskva sank, their accounts of how it was destroyed differ. Ukraine’s Operational Command South claimed on Thursday that the Moskva began to take on water after it was struck by Ukrainian Neptune anti-ship missiles. “In the Black Sea operational zone, Neptune anti-ship cruise missiles hit the cruiser Moskva, the flagship of the Russian Black Sea Fleet – it received significant damage,” the statement said. “A fire broke out. Other units of the ship’s group tried to help, but a storm and a powerful explosion of ammunition overturned the cruiser and it began to sink.” Russia, however, claimed that an on-board ammunition store board exploded, causing serious damage to the vessel. This version of events has been rejected by a senior US defence official, citing military intelligence. It is not known how many Russian sailors on the Moskva died. However, the Novaya Gazeta Europe newspaper has reported that at least 40 people were killed and others are still missing. The sinking of the crucial warship came as a massive blow to the Russian military, which has been struggling against fierce Ukrainian resistance since its forces invade the country on 24 February . Join our new commenting forum Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this article Want to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today.	https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-ship-moskva-sink-video-ukraine-b2060013.html?src=rss	2022-04-18T22:05:17Z	https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/europe/russia-ship-moskva-sink-video-ukraine-b2060013.html?src=rss	false
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — New details were released Monday regarding the ongoing investigation into the tragic Orlando thrill ride death of 14-year-old Tyre Sampson. Florida Commissioner of Agriculture and Consumer Services Nikki Fried spoke at a press conference and gave an update on the findings of a forensic engineer that was hired to assist with the investigation. The engineer's report revealed that an operator of the drop tower made manual adjustments to the seat that Sampson sat in, "resulting in it being unsafe." "This report confirmed that manual adjustments had been made to the sensor [of] the seat in question that allowed the harness-to-restraint opening to be almost double that of the normal restraint opening range," Fried read. The improper adjustments allowed the safety lights to illuminate, Fried said, which allowed the ride to operate, although Sampson was not properly secured in his seat. “This report answers the question of what mechanically took place as our investigation now enters its next phase of how and why it occurred as we look towards potential penalties along with any potential changes of rules and regulations needed,” said Fried. “As noted in the report, there are many other potential contributing factors that may have played a role in this incident, and that is what our Department is continuing to investigate. Given these outstanding concerns, the Drop Tower will remain closed indefinitely ” Statement from Icon Park: "We are deeply troubled that the preliminary findings of the State’s investigation indicate a sensor on the Orlando FreeFall attraction, which is owned and operated by the SlingShot Group, had been mis-adjusted after the sensor was originally secured in place. ICON Park is committed to providing a safe, fun experience for families. We will continue to support the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services with their ongoing investigation." Sampson was visiting from out of state when he traveled to Orlando's ICON Park, the Orange County Sheriff's Office reports. The Associated Press contributed to this story.	https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/regional/florida/unsafe-adjustments-made-to-orlando-thrill-ride-right-before-teen-fell-to-death-officials-say/77-f8774868-4bec-4817-9546-d34ed76171d0	2022-04-18T22:09:09Z	https://www.firstcoastnews.com/article/news/regional/florida/unsafe-adjustments-made-to-orlando-thrill-ride-right-before-teen-fell-to-death-officials-say/77-f8774868-4bec-4817-9546-d34ed76171d0	false
Student stabbed by ‘trespasser’ at California high school Published: Apr. 18, 2022 at 4:12 PM CDT\|Updated: 1 hour ago STOCKTON, Calif. (Gray News) – A student was taken to the hospital after being stabbed at a California high school Monday, according to the school district. Stockton Unified School District confirmed the stabbing at Stagg High School in Stockton, about 50 miles south of Sacramento. District officials said the school is under lockdown after a “trespasser” approached the campus and stabbed a student. The suspect is in custody and the victim was transported to the hospital. The student’s condition has not yet been released. District officials said the motive for the attack is under the investigation and more information will be available soon. Copyright 2022 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.	https://www.1011now.com/2022/04/18/student-stabbed-by-trespasser-california-high-school/	2022-04-18T22:21:40Z	https://www.1011now.com/2022/04/18/student-stabbed-by-trespasser-california-high-school/	true
Community Search Advertise Editorial G.I. Sportz G.I. Sportz was founded by a group of professional paintball players and business owners with the goal of delivering the player, dealer and field owner the products that surpass all other brands and manufacture... Follow on LinkedIn Contact Partner Visit Partner Website	https://energydigital.com/company/gi-sportz-0	2022-04-18T22:22:09Z	https://energydigital.com/company/gi-sportz-0	true
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Movers clean out wrong apartment, all of family’s belongings thrown in dumpsters OMAHA, Neb. (KETV) - A Nebraska family was left dumpster diving for their belongings after a moving company mistakenly cleaned out the wrong apartment. On Thursday, Stephanie Gunia picked up her three kids from school and headed back to their apartment, which they just moved into that week. But upon entering, the family was met with a horrible surprise. “We walked in, and there was nothing in our apartment except for a mattress,” Gunia said. “My kids’ stuff was gone, their clothes, everything.” Thinking she’d been burglarized, Gunia panicked and called the police. However, when officers came to investigate, they found no signs of forced entry, and all doors and windows were locked. But then, a neighbor told Gunia he saw people moving items out of her apartment and into the dumpsters. Upon looking, Gunia found her personal belongings spread out between five dumpsters – much of it ruined. Ultimately, investigation revealed what happened – the apartment complex hired a moving company to clear out an apartment, and they hit the wrong unit. “They said they got the wrong apartment. They cleaned out the wrong apartment,” Gunia said. Apartment management said in a statement, “We are working with a resident who had some of her possessions mistakenly placed in a dumpster. We believe almost all of her possessions were retrieved. Any missing items will be replaced at our expense.” Gunia said there was cash in the apartment that has not been recovered. Apartment management said it gave Gunia a $250 gift card immediately after the mistake was discovered. Copyright 2022 KETV via CNN Newsource. All rights reserved.	https://www.wistv.com/2022/04/18/movers-clean-out-wrong-apartment-all-familys-belongings-thrown-dumpsters/	2022-04-18T22:25:04Z	https://www.wistv.com/2022/04/18/movers-clean-out-wrong-apartment-all-familys-belongings-thrown-dumpsters/	true
United Asia Finance Limited United Asia Finance Limited (“UA”), formerly named as Japan Finance (International) Limited which was founded in 1991, is a member company ofSun Hung Kai & Co. Limited, a Hong Kong listed compan... Company Reports with United Asia Finance Limited View All Executives in United Asia Finance Limited View All	https://businesschief.asia/company/united-asia-finance-limited-10	2022-04-18T22:27:06Z	https://businesschief.asia/company/united-asia-finance-limited-10	false
The Judge Group The Judge Group is an international professional services firm with deep expertise in consulting, learning, staffing and offshore solutions. They operate across the United States, Canada, and India from over 35 locations and proudly serve over 50 of the Fortune 100 companies across all verticals including financial services, healthcare, life sciences, insurance, technology, government, manufacturing and telecom.	https://energydigital.com/company/judge-group-0	2022-04-18T22:28:54Z	https://energydigital.com/company/judge-group-0	true
Ledcor Construction Limited Ledcor is a diversified construction company established in 1947 that is made up of teams of people who are proven in their industries. The Ledcor Group of Companies is a long standing leader in multiple market... Executives in Ledcor Construction Limited View All	https://energydigital.com/company/ledcor-construction-limited-0	2022-04-18T22:31:12Z	https://energydigital.com/company/ledcor-construction-limited-0	true