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*LNG Esports vs. T1 / 2023 World Championship - Quarter-Final / Post-Match Discussion*

WORLDS 2023 PLAYOFFS Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Live Discussion | Eventvods.com | New to LoL LNG Esports 0-3 T1 - T1 move on to the Semifinals and will face JD Gaming! - LNG Esports have been eliminated. - Player of the Series: Oner LNG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia T1 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube MATCH 1: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 26m Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG caitlyn renataglasc rumble aphelios rakan 41.5k 2 2 None T1 xayah neeko jax nautilus alistar 54.1k 13 8 C1 H2 M3 H4 I5 I6 B7 LNG 2-13-2 vs 13-2-39 T1 Zika gwen 3 2-3-0 TOP 5-1-4 2 aatrox Zeus Tarzan jarvaniv 1 0-4-2 JNG 0-0-12 1 rell Oner Scout azir 2 0-2-0 MID 3-0-8 1 orianna Faker GALA kaisa 2 0-2-0 BOT 4-0-6 4 nilah Gumayusi Hang blitzcrank 3 0-2-0 SUP 1-1-9 3 senna Keria MATCH 2: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 31m Game Breakdown | Runes Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG rumble jarvaniv azir caitlyn renataglasc 49.1k 3 2 H5 T1 xayah neeko orianna kaisa nautilus 56.1k 8 7 CT1 H2 M3 C4 C6 LNG 3-8-6 vs 8-3-18 T1 Zika gwen 2 0-2-1 TOP 2-0-3 1 aatrox Zeus Tarzan maokai 1 0-1-2 JNG 0-1-8 1 rell Oner Scout jayce 2 1-2-1 MID 2-1-1 2 sylas Faker GALA aphelios 3 2-1-0 BOT 4-1-3 3 varus Gumayusi Hang rakan 3 0-2-2 SUP 0-0-3 4 ashe Keria MATCH 3: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 26m Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG rumble jarvaniv rell kalista gnar 40.0k 3 2 None T1 xayah neeko maokai caitlyn kaisa 52.1k 13 10 C1 H2 O3 H4 HT5 B6 HT7 LNG 3-13-7 vs 13-3-25 T1 Zika renekton 2 1-4-0 TOP 6-0-3 4 jayce Zeus Tarzan sejuani 2 0-5-2 JNG 2-1-5 1 poppy Oner Scout orianna 1 1-2-2 MID 2-1-7 1 azir Faker GALA aphelios 3 1-2-1 BOT 3-1-3 3 varus Gumayusi Hang milio 3 0-0-2 SUP 0-0-7 2 renataglasc Keria Patch 13.19 This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/adz0r to r/leagueoflegends [link] [comments]
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LNG Esports vs. T1 / 2023 World Championship - Quarter-Final / Post-Match Discussion

WORLDS 2023 PLAYOFFS Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Live Discussion | Eventvods.com | New to LoL LNG Esports 0-3 T1 - T1 move on to the Semifinals and will face JD Gaming! - LNG Esports have been eliminated. - Player of the Series: Oner LNG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia T1 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube MATCH 1: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 26m Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG caitlyn renataglasc rumble aphelios rakan 41.5k 2 2 None T1 xayah neeko jax nautilus alistar 54.1k 13 8 C1 H2 M3 H4 I5 I6 B7 LNG 2-13-2 vs 13-2-39 T1 Zika gwen 3 2-3-0 TOP 5-1-4 2 aatrox Zeus Tarzan jarvaniv 1 0-4-2 JNG 0-0-12 1 rell Oner Scout azir 2 0-2-0 MID 3-0-8 1 orianna Faker GALA kaisa 2 0-2-0 BOT 4-0-6 4 nilah Gumayusi Hang blitzcrank 3 0-2-0 SUP 1-1-9 3 senna Keria MATCH 2: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 31m Game Breakdown | Runes Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG rumble jarvaniv azir caitlyn renataglasc 49.1k 3 2 H5 T1 xayah neeko orianna kaisa nautilus 56.1k 8 7 CT1 H2 M3 C4 C6 LNG 3-8-6 vs 8-3-18 T1 Zika gwen 2 0-2-1 TOP 2-0-3 1 aatrox Zeus Tarzan maokai 1 0-1-2 JNG 0-1-8 1 rell Oner Scout jayce 2 1-2-1 MID 2-1-1 2 sylas Faker GALA aphelios 3 2-1-0 BOT 4-1-3 3 varus Gumayusi Hang rakan 3 0-2-2 SUP 0-0-3 4 ashe Keria MATCH 3: LNG vs. T1 Winner: T1 in 26m Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B LNG rumble jarvaniv rell kalista gnar 40.0k 3 2 None T1 xayah neeko maokai caitlyn kaisa 52.1k 13 10 C1 H2 O3 H4 HT5 B6 HT7 LNG 3-13-7 vs 13-3-25 T1 Zika renekton 2 1-4-0 TOP 6-0-3 4 jayce Zeus Tarzan sejuani 2 0-5-2 JNG 2-1-5 1 poppy Oner Scout orianna 1 1-2-2 MID 2-1-7 1 azir Faker GALA aphelios 3 1-2-1 BOT 3-1-3 3 varus Gumayusi Hang milio 3 0-0-2 SUP 0-0-7 2 renataglasc Keria Patch 13.19 This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/adz0r to r/leagueoflegends link comments
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*Boy Scouts back from the bankruptcy brink*

Not every bankruptcy happens because a company can't bring in enough revenue to pay its bills. That's a traditional path that happens a lot β€” Bed Bath & Beyond, Tuesday Morning, and Christmas Tree Shops followed that script β€” but it's not the only path. Sometimes, a company can be forced into bankruptcy because of legal liabilities. This can happen in a case like the current Johnson & Johnson JNJ saga where the company faces a class action lawsuit over its baby powder/talc and whether it causes cancer. Related: Costco members get something Walmart and Kroger don't offer The results of those upcoming lawsuits, and many past cases, have cost the company billions and it expects to pay billions more. A bankruptcy could, in theory, help the company settle those lawsuits and reorganize its business. J&J has not filed yet, because a court blocked its efforts, but it remains likely to find a path to a Chapter 11 filing. That's perhaps not the outcome the plaintiffs in the talc cases want, but it remains the likely one. That's the path the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) followed. The beloved institution filed for bankruptcy in 2020 after over 80,000 men made claims that they were sexually abused while they were Boy Scouts. A court allowed the BSA to keep operating while it reached a $2.4 billion settlement deal that will include payment to most who claimed abuse. The group emerged from bankruptcy in April and was very careful in the words used to announce the settlement. β€œThis is a significant milestone for the BSA as we emerge from a three-year financial restructuring process with a global resolution approved with overwhelming support of more than 85% of the survivors involved in the case,” said then-CEO Roger Mosby. β€œOur hope is that our Plan of Reorganization will bring some measure of peace to survivors of past abuse in Scouting, whose bravery, patience, and willingness to share their experiences has moved us beyond words.” Now, about six months after coming out of Chapter 11, the Boy Scouts of America has a new CEO. The Boy Scouts never stopped operating. Image source: Pixabay. What's next for the BSA? The sexual abuse scandal pushed the Boy Scouts to the brink. It was marked by past Eagle Scouts mailing the organization their hard-won honors and renouncing the group. In its new guise, the BSA has made youth safety a core tenet. "The perspective and priorities of survivors will be forever ingrained in the BSA’s programming moving forward through new youth safety measures, places of recognition at its High Adventure bases across the United States, and a special pathway to Eagle Scout for those whose journey was interrupted during their time in Scouting," the group shared on its website. Now, the BSA has a new CEO to lead it forward, former Leidos CEO Roger Krone. During his time at Leidos, the Fortune 250 government technology company nearly tripled its revenue while doubling its workforce. An Eagle Scout, Krone spent his summers at Scout camp and Philmont Scout Ranch. β€œAs a life-long Scout, the opportunity to lead the Scouting movement represents the perfect capstone to a long and fruitful career and a chance to give back,” Krone said. β€œThe program was a big part of my life and the lives of my children. I want to make sure every child has an opportunity to have that same amazing experience.” The BSA began its search process in the spring and used Korn Ferry to lead the process, which included representation from a number of groups devoted to keeping Scouting alive. That group included youth, Scout executives, and BSA alumni.
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Boy Scouts back from the bankruptcy brink

Not every bankruptcy happens because a company can't bring in enough revenue to pay its bills. That's a traditional path that happens a lot β€” Bed Bath & Beyond, Tuesday Morning, and Christmas Tree Shops followed that script β€” but it's not the only path. Sometimes, a company can be forced into bankruptcy because of legal liabilities. This can happen in a case like the current Johnson & Johnson JNJ saga where the company faces a class action lawsuit over its baby powder/talc and whether it causes cancer. Related: Costco members get something Walmart and Kroger don't offer The results of those upcoming lawsuits, and many past cases, have cost the company billions and it expects to pay billions more. A bankruptcy could, in theory, help the company settle those lawsuits and reorganize its business. J&J has not filed yet, because a court blocked its efforts, but it remains likely to find a path to a Chapter 11 filing. That's perhaps not the outcome the plaintiffs in the talc cases want, but it remains the likely one. That's the path the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) followed. The beloved institution filed for bankruptcy in 2020 after over 80,000 men made claims that they were sexually abused while they were Boy Scouts. A court allowed the BSA to keep operating while it reached a $2.4 billion settlement deal that will include payment to most who claimed abuse. The group emerged from bankruptcy in April and was very careful in the words used to announce the settlement. β€œThis is a significant milestone for the BSA as we emerge from a three-year financial restructuring process with a global resolution approved with overwhelming support of more than 85% of the survivors involved in the case,” said then-CEO Roger Mosby. β€œOur hope is that our Plan of Reorganization will bring some measure of peace to survivors of past abuse in Scouting, whose bravery, patience, and willingness to share their experiences has moved us beyond words.” Now, about six months after coming out of Chapter 11, the Boy Scouts of America has a new CEO. The Boy Scouts never stopped operating. Image source: Pixabay. What's next for the BSA? The sexual abuse scandal pushed the Boy Scouts to the brink. It was marked by past Eagle Scouts mailing the organization their hard-won honors and renouncing the group. In its new guise, the BSA has made youth safety a core tenet. "The perspective and priorities of survivors will be forever ingrained in the BSA’s programming moving forward through new youth safety measures, places of recognition at its High Adventure bases across the United States, and a special pathway to Eagle Scout for those whose journey was interrupted during their time in Scouting," the group shared on its website. Now, the BSA has a new CEO to lead it forward, former Leidos CEO Roger Krone. During his time at Leidos, the Fortune 250 government technology company nearly tripled its revenue while doubling its workforce. An Eagle Scout, Krone spent his summers at Scout camp and Philmont Scout Ranch. β€œAs a life-long Scout, the opportunity to lead the Scouting movement represents the perfect capstone to a long and fruitful career and a chance to give back,” Krone said. β€œThe program was a big part of my life and the lives of my children. I want to make sure every child has an opportunity to have that same amazing experience.” The BSA began its search process in the spring and used Korn Ferry to lead the process, which included representation from a number of groups devoted to keeping Scouting alive. That group included youth, Scout executives, and BSA alumni.
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*ΠšΡƒΠ΄Π° ΡΡ…ΠΎΠ΄ΠΈΡ‚ΡŒ ΠΈ Ρ‡Ρ‚ΠΎ ΠΏΠΎΡΠΌΠΎΡ‚Ρ€Π΅Ρ‚ΡŒ Π² ПсковС*

Вас ΠΆΠ΄ΡƒΡ‚ Π΄Ρ€Π΅Π²Π½ΠΈΠ΅ Ρ…Ρ€Π°ΠΌΡ‹ ΠΈ крСпостныС стСны, ΡƒΡΠ°Π΄ΡŒΠ±Π° извСстного ΠΊΠΎΠΌΠΏΠΎΠ·ΠΈΡ‚ΠΎΡ€Π° ΠΈ Π½Π΅ Ρ‚ΠΎΠ»ΡŒΠΊΠΎ.
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*11 способов быстро ΠΈ вкусно Π·Π°ΡΠΎΠ»ΠΈΡ‚ΡŒ ΡΠΊΡƒΠΌΠ±Ρ€ΠΈΡŽ Π² Π΄ΠΎΠΌΠ°ΡˆΠ½ΠΈΡ… условиях*

ΠŸΠΎΠΏΡ€ΠΎΠ±ΡƒΠΉΡ‚Π΅, ΠΈ Π²Ρ‹ пСрСстанСтС ΠΏΠΎΠΊΡƒΠΏΠ°Ρ‚ΡŒ ΡΠΎΠ»Ρ‘Π½ΡƒΡŽ Ρ€Ρ‹Π±Ρƒ.
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*Kroger, Walmart rival kills popular Coca-Cola soda alternative*

Usually, products get discontinued because they fall out of favor with the public. That doesn't mean people have stopped liking them. It's generally a situation where sales slowly dwindle until it doesn't make sense for the manufacturer to keep making it. Sometimes this happens with items that retain a cult following. Coca-Cola KO, for example, discontinued its original diet soda, Tab, in 2020. That happened because Diet Coke and various other diet sodas had greatly excited their predecessor in sales. Related: Coca-Cola quietly stops selling an iconic soda flavor That did not mean that Tab did not have its fans. The brand retains a devoted fanbase which has protested at Coca-Cola's Atlanta headquarters trying to get the company to bring the brand back. In other cases, companies have killed brands when the effort to sell them is not worth the volume being sold. Coca-Cola dropped its Odwalla juice brand (which is has since sold to a new owner) because it had to be shipped in refrigerated trucks. In that case, the juice literally was not worth the squeeze and the company decided to shut down the brand. Now, another soft drink maker, the Wegmans grocery chain, has decided to shut down its own popular soda brand that competed with Coca-Cola and Pepsi, giving the retail chain a product rivals Walmart and Kroger did not have on their store shelves. Kroger has a much larger national footprint than Wegmans. Image source: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images Wegmans kills its "WPOP" soda brand While Kroger and Walmart have massive national footprints, Wegmans has been more selective in its store locations. The relatively small chain has about 110 stores operating mostly, but not exclusively in the northeast. The privately-held chain has a commitment to offering customers what it calls "Food You Feel Good About," a concept it describes on its website. "We launched Food You Feel Good About in 1991 with a commitment of great taste with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. Since 2014, we have improved over 2,000 Wegmans items to meet our Food You Feel Good About standards, and today, nearly 90% of all Wegmans brand items are Food You Feel Good About with new items coming every day," the chain shared. That commitment includes offering food that does not have artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives that are also free of trans fats from partially hydrogenated oils. The pledge also includes not selling foods that contain high fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners. Wegmans apparently takes the "Food You Feel Good About" pledge seriously as it used it to justify killing its popular house soda brand, which has affectionately been dubbed "WPOP." The chain posted signs in its stores in late August sharing that it planned to stop offering its soda brand because it did not meet the company's standards. As mentioned on the sign, we are discontinuing our Wegmans Brand Soda. Our Food You Feel Good About banner stands for no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. We are discontinuing Wegmans Brand Soda because it contains artificial ingredients like aspartame and high fructose corn syrup. We are committed to our mission of helping customers live healthier, better lives through exceptional food, and we want you to feel confident in our Wegmans Brand products. Both Coca-Cola and PepsiCo use aspartame and high fructose corn syrup in some products. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, for example, is sweetened with a blend of aspartame and acesulfame potassium while the company uses high fructose corn syrup, corn syrup, or cane sugar for its Classic Coca-Cola depending upon the market. PepsiCo PEP also has products that contain both sweeteners that Wegmans has flagged. Wegman continues to sell Coke and Pepsi products.
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Kroger, Walmart rival kills popular Coca-Cola soda alternative

Usually, products get discontinued because they fall out of favor with the public. That doesn't mean people have stopped liking them. It's generally a situation where sales slowly dwindle until it doesn't make sense for the manufacturer to keep making it. Sometimes this happens with items that retain a cult following. Coca-Cola KO, for example, discontinued its original diet soda, Tab, in 2020. That happened because Diet Coke and various other diet sodas had greatly excited their predecessor in sales. Related: Coca-Cola quietly stops selling an iconic soda flavor That did not mean that Tab did not have its fans. The brand retains a devoted fanbase which has protested at Coca-Cola's Atlanta headquarters trying to get the company to bring the brand back. In other cases, companies have killed brands when the effort to sell them is not worth the volume being sold. Coca-Cola dropped its Odwalla juice brand (which is has since sold to a new owner) because it had to be shipped in refrigerated trucks. In that case, the juice literally was not worth the squeeze and the company decided to shut down the brand. Now, another soft drink maker, the Wegmans grocery chain, has decided to shut down its own popular soda brand that competed with Coca-Cola and Pepsi, giving the retail chain a product rivals Walmart and Kroger did not have on their store shelves. Kroger has a much larger national footprint than Wegmans. Image source: FREDERIC J. BROWN/AFP via Getty Images Wegmans kills its "WPOP" soda brand While Kroger and Walmart have massive national footprints, Wegmans has been more selective in its store locations. The relatively small chain has about 110 stores operating mostly, but not exclusively in the northeast. The privately-held chain has a commitment to offering customers what it calls "Food You Feel Good About," a concept it describes on its website. "We launched Food You Feel Good About in 1991 with a commitment of great taste with no artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives. Since 2014, we have improved over 2,000 Wegmans items to meet our Food You Feel Good About standards, and today, nearly 90% of all Wegmans brand items are Food You Feel Good About with new items coming every day," the chain shared. That commitment includes offering food that does not have artificial colors, flavors, or preservatives that are also free of trans fats from partially hydrogenated oils. The pledge also includes not selling foods that contain high fructose corn syrup and artificial sweeteners. Wegmans apparently takes the "Food You Feel Good About" pledge seriously as it used it to justify killing its popular house soda brand, which has affectionately been dubbed "WPOP." The chain posted signs in its stores in late August sharing that it planned to stop offering its soda brand because it did not meet the company's standards. As mentioned on the sign, we are discontinuing our Wegmans Brand Soda. Our Food You Feel Good About banner stands for no artificial colors, flavors or preservatives. We are discontinuing Wegmans Brand Soda because it contains artificial ingredients like aspartame and high fructose corn syrup. We are committed to our mission of helping customers live healthier, better lives through exceptional food, and we want you to feel confident in our Wegmans Brand products. Both Coca-Cola and PepsiCo use aspartame and high fructose corn syrup in some products. Coca-Cola Zero Sugar, for example, is sweetened with a blend of aspartame and acesulfame potassium while the company uses high fructose corn syrup, corn syrup, or cane sugar for its Classic Coca-Cola depending upon the market. PepsiCo PEP also has products that contain both sweeteners that Wegmans has flagged. Wegman continues to sell Coke and Pepsi products.
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