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In a recent sit-down interview with HoustonTexans.com, Joseph discussed his coaching background as well as his thoughts on how he can help improve the Texans' secondary.

After six seasons in San Francisco as a co-secondary coach with Johnnie Lynn, how excited are you for this next step in your career?

On the one hand, you could enjoy the show for the ensemble’s dedicated performances, the pitch-perfect soundtrack choices, and the thoughtful portrait of, in the words of Dr.

Is Lottie, revealed in “Doomcoming” as the Antler Queen from the premiere episode, really clairvoyant, and are her visions actually the future?

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Valtteri Bottas: one of F1's most underrated talents finds his balance in gravel racing

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For Valtteri Bottas, time is precious.

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Defensive backs coach Vance Joseph joined the Texans this offseason after six seasons with the San Francisco 49ers.

Joseph, 38, began his NFL coaching career with the 49ers in 2005 as a defensive assistant. He was promoted in 2006 to secondary coach, a position he shared with Johnnie Lynn until 2010.

Joseph also has coached defensive backs at Bowling Green, Colorado and Wyoming. He played defensive back in the NFL for two seasons, appearing in 17 games with the New York Jets and Indianapolis Colts from 1995-96. A native of Marrero, La., he played quarterback and running back at Colorado.

In a recent sit-down interview with HoustonTexans.com, Joseph discussed his coaching background as well as his thoughts on how he can help improve the Texans' secondary.

After six seasons in San Francisco as a co-secondary coach with Johnnie Lynn, how excited are you for this next step in your career?

"I'm excited about it. Working with Johnnie was great times because he was an experienced guy and we could learn a lot from each other. But this is exciting. It's a good, young secondary, and hopefully I can help them with just fundamentals and technique and just basic football. They're close. I mean, they play hard and they're smart and they want to be good, so it's going to be a fun challenge."

What do you think about Wade Phillips and the opportunity to work with him?

"Oh, man. That's why I'm here. Wade, he's one of the icons on defense in the NFL. I've worked with three of his guys – Billy Davis, Mike Nolan and Greg Manusky – and they've all said the same thing about Wade: 'He's a great guy to work for. He's a bright guy. You're going to learn from Wade, and you're going to be good.' So I'm excited about the opportunity."

Working with those three coaches in the past, how similar were their defenses to what you'll be running here?

"Very, very similar. Their structure is very similar. Obviously, some of the terminology has changed over the years, but the structure of the defense, it's basically the same. And that was the connection. That made it easy for myself and for Wade. It's going to be a quick offseason, so it helps to have people who know your system so he's not training me, he's not training Reggie (Herring). Bill's (Kollar) a D-line guy, so for him, that's just the same principles. But the 'backer and the secondary coach, it helps to be in that system so he's not spending time training us so we can coach the players."

You're still pretty young (38). Who have been some of the biggest influences on your career so far?

"Well, I'm not that young. But my mentor was Tom McMahon – he passed away. I GA'd for him at Colorado. He was the first real coach I ever worked under. His foundation is what I still use as far as teaching, being a progressive teacher. And obviously, I've worked with Mike Nolan, who was a great defensive mind – who still is – in the NFL. Billy Davis has been in the league 20 years. And Greg Maunksy, he played for 12 and he's been a coordinator for now six. So I think a combination of all those guys. And I've been blessed to be really in that same family tree for my entire NFL career. And now with Wade, it's the same family tree, so that's neat. That's an easy transition."

What are some of your fundamental coaching philosophies?

"When you work with guys like that, you understand quick that players come first and the scheme second. So you do what players do well. It's a fundamental game. That's never going to change. Tackling, footwork, eye placement, that's always going to be the game. It's a game of error; the team who makes the least mistakes wins the game. So for me, it's a fundamental game. It's always players first and scheme second. Scheme helps you win, but the player fundamentals keep you winning."

What excites you about the group of players that you're stepping in to coach here in Houston?

"They're young. That helps, because most of them are blank pages so they don't have a lot of bad habits. They're aggressive. And they want to win. When they're young and want to win, that means they will work at it. Having veterans helps, but if you're young and aggressive, you can play in this league and win in this league."

How much has your experience playing in the NFL helped you relate to current players?

"Well, I think it gives you a little bit of credibility. Not all, because a lot of ex-players have coached. I think with players, if you can help them keep their jobs, they respect you, but if you can do that and also you've played, I think it's instant credibility. You kind of know what they're going through physically and mentally, so it just helps you understand players better, that's all. But it doesn't mean you're going to be a great coach because you played. That's totally separate. It helps you sometimes, but in some cases it can hurt you also, because you can't coach your *talent or you can't coach your *limitations or your strengths. Every player's different. Coaching's different than playing. So for me, it's a big deal but not a big deal."

You had a pretty interesting playing career, going from quarterback at Colorado to defensive back in the NFL. In what ways has that transition been beneficial to you as a coach?

"Even as a player, being a quarterback my entire life helped me play defense better, because I can obviously recognize what offenses are doing. So I knew the danger zones from a defensive perspective. So even coaching now, I can watch the offense and I can know exactly what they're doing and who they're trying to attack. I think to be an effective offensive or defensive coach, you have to know what the opposite sides are doing. I mean, you can go out there and just play ball and not know what they're trying to attack, and that's not the way to go. But for me, it's helped over the years, understanding offenses, route combinations, protections and quarterback reads. That helps me a lot. I can see it and get it right away without even thinking about it. It just comes natural to me. So that's been a plus."

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Who Is the Girl (Seemingly) Hunted and Eaten in the Yellowjackets Premiere?

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Spoilers follow for Yellowjackets through episode nine, “Doomcoming.”

Yellowjackets is awash in, for lack of a better term, weird shit, with just enough ambiguity to make you wonder whether what you’re watching is real, imagined, or somewhere in between. On the one hand, you could enjoy the show for the ensemble’s dedicated performances, the pitch-perfect soundtrack choices, and the thoughtful portrait of, in the words of Dr. Ellie Sattler, “sexism in survival situations” without treating it like a puzzle to be unlocked. On the other hand, whether in the 1996 or 2021 timelines, there are inexplicable things that are just pretty damn fun to theorize about! What is the deal with that monstrous eyeless man, and that red glint to Taissa’s gaze? How long can an individually owned furniture store really survive in an era of IKEA, Ashley, and Bob’s? Why is Shauna’s daughter Callie such a brat? Is Lottie, revealed in “Doomcoming” as the Antler Queen from the premiere episode, really clairvoyant, and are her visions actually the future? And doesn’t that symbol carved in the trees and the cabin’s attic floorboards look like a woman’s body, speared through and hung up with a hook?

That final query stands side by side with the series’ most long-running mystery, the one introduced in the premiere’s opening minutes that has since hung over Yellowjackets like a ghost. Who dies in that opening scene? The sequence is all of 90 seconds or so, and it’s eerie and brutal. A girl runs through a snowy forest, bleeding from her foot, wearing what looks like a thin nightgown. (It’s giving, very bleakly, Wind River.) As she sprints, crying and panting, the young woman passes various symbols carved in tree trunks (including one that looks like a watchful evil eye) and totems made of bones, feathers, and bark. Closed captions tell us there are “whispering voices” everywhere, including “calling in distance,” “cawing,” “panting,” “screeching,” and “howling.” Then the young woman falls into a deep pit full of spikes and dies.

Is she fleeing? Is she being hunted? Either way, she ends up hung upside down and drained of her blood, then seemingly butchered, roasted, and eaten by the Antler Queen, her six masked followers, and Misty, the only survivor who reveals her face by the end of the episode. (Samantha Hanratty, who plays Misty, was the only cast member on set in Mammoth, California, during the filming of this sequence; everyone else is played by stunt doubles.) We now know after “Doomcoming” that Lottie is the Antler Queen, but we’re no closer to knowing the identities of the six non-Misty girls — or the one they kill.

This is what we do know: The girl is tall-ish, has dark hair, and is wearing the gold heart necklace worn around Jackie’s neck in her first official moment onscreen (receiving unsatisfying hand stuff from Jeff in her New Jersey bedroom pre-crash). We also know the person cannot be Shauna, Tai, Nat, or Misty, for whom we’ve met adult counterparts. (Reminder that in episode three, “The Dollhouse,” Jessica says to Tai, “Some of you guys just love living off the grid,” but other grown-up survivors haven’t yet been introduced.) That doesn’t seem like much to go on, and yet. Winter is coming in the Canadian wilderness, and in advance of season one finale “Sic Transit Gloria Mundi,” I’ve ranked my guesses for who that mysterious teen-turned-meal might be, from most to least likely.

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Mari, booze maker and Jackie sycophant

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Mari is that No. 2 girl in the popularity hierarchy (like Courtney and Whitney in Bring It On, from Jackie’s curiously anachronistic favorite movie characters list) whose purpose is cruelty. Think of how quickly she slides up next to Jackie at the lake once she realizes Jackie and Shauna are sparring, and how easily she suggests that she and Jackie move their lockers together when they get back to New Jersey. She’s a follower, not a leader (she joins Tai on the attempt to find help; she agrees to turn back once things get rough; she supports Lottie in hunting Travis), and she’ll never be queen bee. If she were, she’d probably be a real jerk about it; I’m thinking Shannen Doherty in Heathers vibes. She’s got the height and the black hair, and her status as a B-level Yellowjacket means her death would still be shocking, if not necessarily narrative-breaking. I could see Mari complaining about something innocuous (not getting the fur pelt she wanted?) so annoyingly that the other survivors are like, “Ugh, let’s just eat her already.”

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Lottie, in a twist!

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Yes, we know Lottie is the Antler Queen. But looks-wise, with her height and her beachy waves, she could be the running girl, right? This would be unexpected, but might be an option if the deer crown is something that can be passed between the girls. Does someone come for Lottie and claim the Antler Queen mantle for themselves? A deposition! A coup! Eat your heart out, The Crown.

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The obvious choice: Jackie

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This is the easy pick, but let’s indulge it. We see the heart necklace on Jackie first, then she gives it to Shauna, then Shauna gives it back to Jackie, and now Shauna and Jackie are in the awkward spot where the latter knows the former was sleeping with her boyfriend, but she hasn’t said anything because Jackie is a messy bench who loves drama and psychological mind games. What if Jackie’s complete lack of outdoor skills turn her from teammate to prey? She hasn’t been chopping wood. She’s pretty bad at collecting water. She pissed off Van very early by running away from the fire in the plane rather than trying to save her. (Van is definitely the girl standing over the pit wearing that co-ed soccer T-shirt, right?) And Jackie slept with Travis, who “doesn’t belong” to her, according to Lottie. Maybe that’s enough to get her on everyone’s “ostracize and eat” list?

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I do wonder, though: What happened to the necklace the girl was wearing? Could someone have pocketed it after pulling her out of the pit but before draining her body? Maybe this necklace, like the ring Travis gives to Javi, is a piece of jewelry to watch for in the 2021 timeline. And if Jackie is actually a time traveler, well, that opens up various other possibilities.

4.

Yellowjacket #1, Yellowjacket #2, or another extra?

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How many Yellowjackets are there? There are 11 players on the field during a soccer game, and let’s say every position has a backup player. That would bring the Yellowjackets team total to about two dozen, which sort of syncs up with the number of girls we see frolicking in the lake and on the beach in “The Dollhouse.” But that number certainly shrinks or expands as the series desires. The cabin is always full of sleeping figures, yet they don’t all attend the seance, and some of them disappear during the shroom-induced assault and chase of Travis.

Remember them, the two on the far right of Shauna and Travis?

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Or her, on the right of Natalie?

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Or them?

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You probably don’t, because they haven’t been given names or screen time! So maybe it’s cheating, but the actresses who play Yellowjacket #1 (Mya Lowe), Yellowjacket #2 (Princess Davies), and so on? They certainly seem like they’re just sticking around to serve as meat.

5.

No one, because the cannibalism is an illusion!

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I am contractually obligated to mention this theory, because certain members of the Vulture staff believe it: They do not think the girl from the opening was eaten at all! There’s a lot of suggestiveness in how this opening is shot and edited, and I certainly think we’re being led to believe the meat we see being cooked on that spit was human. But my colleagues are not wrong that we don’t see a human-butchery scene à la the first season of The Terror, and we don’t see anyone picking up a leg like a gigantic drumstick and gnawing on it. So maybe that flesh is actually bear or deer or wolf, and we’re just projecting our worst cannibalism assumptions upon these girls — as have so many others, from the people writing unauthorized books and magazine articles about them to Taissa’s opponent for New Jersey State Senate. In my heart of hearts, though, I 100 percent believe that they ate that girl, and that they’re going to eat again. Remember how zealously Misty bit into that gas station jerky? She’s got the taste! There is no doubt in my mind, but only time will tell.

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Valtteri Bottas: one of F1's most underrated talents finds his balance in gravel racing

Ahead of the new season, we speak to Bottas about Alfa Romeo's prospects for 2023, being Lewis Hamilton's teammate, and the long, eventful journey to finding his happy place in life

For Valtteri Bottas, time is precious. Last season, the Alfa Romeo driver passed the decade mark in Formula One, having been a mainstay on the grid through his years at Williams, Mercedes and now Alfa. Going into the 2023 season, the Finn has an impressive (though often forgotten) 10 wins and 67 podiums under his belt, along with five constructors' championships with Lewis Hamilton and two second-place finishes in the drivers' championship.

Before the lights go green in Bahrain, GQ talked to Valtteri Bottas about the season ahead, his passion for gravel riding, and how it took him hitting rock bottom in order to find a little balance amongst all the chaos.

The new season's about to kick off. Does it feel like your first day back at school?

Absolutely. The machinery is different from year to year, everybody's fresh from the break – with no jet lag! It's exciting to discover the new car and how you're going to perform against others. I'm sure if you ask everybody in F1 again in October or November, it'll be a different vibe!

How do you get back into racing mode?

It happens pretty automatically. From mid-January, we start having simulator days and it builds up both mentally and physically. I usually take a bit of time off after the season, but I only had one week of not doing much. Basically, my coach told me that for December, I could do whatever I wanted, so I had a solid cycling month in Australia, rode my bike for 2000 kilometres on gravel. When it comes to January, I start to do a bit more of the specific training you need for Formula One – a bit more systematic gym work, a bit of reaction speed and coordination training.

It sounds like the cycling will have kept you fit in the off-season!

There's the positive physical effect with cycling, the performance gain for endurance and cardio, but it's really good for the head, too. If you compare cycling to running on a treadmill or being on an indoor bike, you never switch off completely – you're always aware of certain things, so your brain is working as well. Sometimes in the season, I'll use it as recovery, almost like a stress release. It's pretty good for clearing your thoughts.

What would you class as a successful F1 season this year?

To be better than last year. We want to see progress in the team, we want to see better results, and I want to get better results – I've given myself a target to be on the podium at least once this year. We also want to be more consistent. Last year, we started well, but then as the season went on, we struggled a bit with reliability. Based on what I've seen so far with this new car, the quality seems to be a step up.

Do you think finding a good balance contributes to successful racing?

In the end, it's all about human performance. The better your headspace, the better your well-being and the better your physical fitness, the better you're going to perform. I feel like everything is in great balance. I'm aiming to have my best season to date, for sure. After testing last week, I went with [girlfriend] Tiffany [Cromwell, professional road and gravel cyclist for Canyon-SRAM] into the desert near Dubai and we just cycled for a couple of days, with some epic rides in the mountains. Those kinds of things are important, even if it's two or three days, just to disconnect and escape the F1 world for a bit.

How do you stay physically and mentally fit through a hectic season?

What you learn over the years is how important simple things become in aiding your recovery. You need to be able to really listen to your body and try to sleep and eat well. Maintaining your fitness and well-being throughout the season is not easy. You need to find the right balance in training because it's so easy to overdo it. I've done so myself – eight or nine years ago I managed to get myself into a real overtraining state. I learned a lot from that.

How easy was it to slip into that state?

When you're hungry for results as an athlete, and you want to be the best, it's quite easy to forget the simple things and take care of yourself. It's way easier to train too much than not enough. It's a combination of certain things: nutrition, how much you train, the intensity, how much you sleep. Then you put all the outside pressure and stress on top of that. It was way more difficult to get out of – I got into that state in about six months, but to get out completely was a two-year project.

What did that process look like?

Firstly, it was about realising my fitness level had dropped, and it was starting to affect me mentally – I'd started to feel almost miserable, and the simple things in life didn't feel so fun anymore. I had blood tests and fitness tests, and you could see that everything was not OK: all the stress levels were high, my fitness level was the lowest it had probably been in my whole career. I needed outside help as well. I found a coach and we started a recovery project, which started with correcting my nutrition. I wasn't eating enough and I was training too much. I had a few months of not being allowed to do anything physical, but I was still racing: I still had to travel, still do the Grand Prix distances, and just try to manage it. Finally, the first winter break came and I could actually give my body a proper rest. The next season, I still sometimes suffered from heart palpitations, and every time I did group interviews, I started to feel dizzy, almost panicky. That kind of stuff was all related, and only went away one and a half years after the dip. It was quite something.

How do you deal with the fine margins between success and failure in F1?

When I was young, I took Formula One – and life – too seriously. I took how I was evaluated or ranked almost personally and I let the pressure get to me too much. Over the years, you become more confident and you care less about what people say. The ideal situation is that you don't feel any outside pressure; that the only pressure comes from yourself, and that you can control it.

That pressure must be even stronger in a sport that has such huge rivalry narratives.

That depends on personality but you just need to accept the fact that we can all have dinner together as drivers but the next day we're going to race as hard as we can to beat each other. It's the same within the team. You need to be able to work well with your teammate, but then, once it's qualifying time, or race time, you want to be ahead of him. Respect is the number one thing. If you have respect both ways then it works, but it's quite a cutthroat sport because sometimes you're battling for your job: your seat for the next year.

It must be important to have time away from the sport. How do you relax and recover?

Being on my bike is the perfect escape from the F1 world. It's so different. The F1 world is noisy and high-pressured; cycling is almost the opposite. Normally, it's quiet, relaxing, and the physical effort also produces endorphins, so you tend to think more positive things. It's a great way to clear my mind and at the same time do some good for my body. I'm involved in quite a few other things [a gin company and a coffee roastery in Finland] so it's good to have things that I can get nicely distracted by. It's so important to disconnect sometimes, to have something other than F1. That's a mistake I made earlier in my career – you're burning the candle at both ends, and that doesn't work for the long term.

Why do you have such a passion for gravel riding, and why is Finland such a good place for it?

With gravel you can get to places that you never thought you would go. Even in my hometown, I managed to explore lots of new roads, even though I spent all my childhood there. It's pretty fast-paced and you can play and slide about with the bike a bit more. It's more interesting than road racing, to me at least. Finland has nice, fast gravel. There's also great nature – it's beautiful. For FNLD GRVL in June, it's close to midsummer, so you have almost endless daylight. It's super green at that time, too, with clean water, clean air, no pollution. It's just a good place for it.

What is it about Canyon bikes that resonates with you?

If I do something, I want to have the best equipment, then I can only blame myself. I like technology, and they're really nicely designed and engineered bikes. It's a really cool brand as well, from the events they support to the range of bikes they have, from road to downhill. They're always evolving: it's a really dynamic and innovative brand, always trying to be on top of the game.

Does the camaraderie of gravel riding and extreme sports in general attract you?

The first gravel race I ever did was SBT GRVL in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. I didn't really know what to expect – I'd heard it was cool, but you make so many new friends and connections, whether it's outside or within the race. There's good respect. It really feels like everybody is welcome: no matter how big or small you are, your gender or background, it doesn't matter. Everyone is on the same line, as it should be. You can be on the start line with pro athletes, you can compare yourself to the very best in the world.

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The arrival of new cards can mark a change in the meta for the popularity factor and it is necessary to keep in mind that any deck that wants to use may need the addition of cards to combat this meta.

On reveal is an archetype accessible to players since pool one so Black Panther is a relatively easy addition for many players, but some combos and interactions can be especially surprising, especially when gaining access to pool three cards.

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I was going to try and cover the Best of the Super Juniors Tournament but it really hasn’t grabbed me in terms of names involved and such so I’m sticking with what works.

A few things worked well like the energy they bought brought and a few exchanges but a few things missed like Aya awkwardly sitting there as Waka geared up for a hip attack.

The number one rule is you show your kid lots of love and respect, and you treat your kid how you want them to treat other people.”

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“Wakanda forever.”

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The new ranked season of Marvel Snap has arrived, bringing with it the Warriors of Wakanda update and more importantly Black Panther as a card purchasable through the Battle Pass.

That means there could be players in every card pool with decks utilizing Black Panther’s monstrous strength.

Black Panther’s ability activates on reveal, so he’s a natural addition to on-reveal decks that already existed prior to his arrival. With a power that can reach hundreds with the right cards, here are the best Black Panther decks to use in each pool.

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Best Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Black Panther is a card designed to accumulate large amounts of power with its on-reveal effect. On reveal is an archetype accessible to players since pool one so Black Panther is a relatively easy addition for many players, but some combos and interactions can be especially surprising, especially when gaining access to pool three cards.

The decks listed here should be viewed as suggestions for players to adapt to their own unlocked collections and personal playstyles. The arrival of new cards can mark a change in the meta for the popularity factor and it is necessary to keep in mind that any deck that wants to use may need the addition of cards to combat this meta. In the case of Black Panther, cards like Cosmo and Shang-Chi are especially effective.

Best pool one Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Players have access to powerful cards with synergies on reveal from the start of the game. The most relevant card to use along with Black Panther is Odin, with its powerful effect of reactivating effects on reveal in the location.

The addition of other cards with on-reveal effects that can receive Odin’s effects should be considered as they can pose a challenge for opponents in cases where you cannot draw a Black Panther.

Black Panther pool one

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The central strategy is to have Black Panther and Odin together to use them in sequence in a location to secure it. Ideally, this is done after using Forge to further increase Black Panther’s power.

Meanwhile, the other cards will be used to accumulate power in another location, mainly Wolfsbane which has good synergy with Mister Sinister and Ironheart buffing low-cost cards.

The ideal time for a Snap is to have Black Panther and Odin in hand, along with Forge and another two-cost card on turn four. This way it is possible to play two cards on turn four, Forge last so that on turn five he strengthens Black Panther who will grow even more with Odin in his location during turn six.

Scarlet Witch works as a tech card that can fix problematic locations and America Chavez provides solid power during turn six while helping to draw the necessary cards throughout the game.

Some notable combos available are using Mister Sinister on turn two followed by Ironheart on turn three to get the most out of his buff effect by buffing three other units. As well as the simplicity of strengthening Mister Sinister with the Forge effect and getting a good amount of power in a location.

Best pool two Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Pool two brings some of the best counters to Black Panther through Shang-Chi, as well as cards like Scorpion and Iceman that can disrupt your opponent’s turns. Nakia can also be considered to be added to the deck since its effect could buff a Black Panther in the hand, but its attributes are not worth it in most cases, especially considering it is necessary for Black Panther to be in a specific position in the hand to receive the buff.

Black Panther pool two

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The additional pool two cards in this deck are Iceman, Scorpion, Okoye, Storm, and Shang-Chi.

The cards present in pool two open up some possibilities of interesting strategies to win a second location beside the one where Black Panther will be. The main strategy remains the same: buff Black Panther before he enters the board so he can be buffed again on turn six.

To guarantee a second location we have a very useful combo through Storm and Jessica Jones. They can be played on turns three and four and guarantee good results for a location that was previously empty. If the opponent doesn’t have a quick response and you have Black Panther and Odin in your hand it’s definitely a Snap opportunity. For this strategy, Okoye’s buff is extremely useful as it allows strengthening a Black Panther without using Forge first.

Iceman and Scorpion are cards to hinder your opponent and Scorpion is even more useful if you are facing a Black Panther deck. As well as Shang-chi is present to counter Black Panther and Devil Dinosaur.

Best pool three Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Pool three is where accounts get really exciting with cards capable of doubling effects and increasing Black Panther’s power exponentially.

There is a version of the deck that uses Armin Zola to create two Black Panthers in other locations, activating their power in a similar way to what Odin does, but its effect depends on a little luck of the card choosing a Black Panther for its effect so we chose for a more solid deck.

Black Panther pool three

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The additional pool three cards in this deck are Psylocke, Electro, Wong, and Taskmaster.

The strategy in this pool three deck takes on a new form. The main idea is still to strengthen Black Panther, but guarantee a second location with the Taskmaster effect of copying the power of your played card. The ideal way to achieve this result is to use one of your cards that grant bonus energy so you can play Wang before Black Panther and then use Taskmaster in a different location to secure it.

Armor is present to prevent Black Panther from being destroyed by cards like Shang-Chi. Psylocke and Elektro are two powerful cards to allow you to trigger the effects of the more expensive cards a turn early.

The use of the other cards continues in the same way. A notable new combo, however, is to play Scorpion in a location with Wong so that the cards in your opponent’s hand receive two less power.

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STARDOM Golden Week Fight Tour

May 5th, 2024 | Acros Fukuoka in Fukuoka, Japan | Attendance: 691

I was going to try and cover the Best of the Super Juniors Tournament but it really hasn’t grabbed me in terms of names involved and such so I’m sticking with what works. This show isn’t called anything special for being a PPV but does have two title matches, so let’s jump in.

Aya Sakura vs. Waka Tsukiyama

Although Waka isn’t a rookie, her winning percentage feels in line with those girls. In fact, so does her style as she always brings a plucky energy to her matches. This gave me vibes of a Young Lion match from New Japan. Two wrestlers giving it their all on the undercard. A few things worked well like the energy they bought brought and a few exchanges but a few things missed like Aya awkwardly sitting there as Waka geared up for a hip attack. Aya looks like she’ll carve out a solid niche as a resilient underdog babyface down the line, maybe in a similar role as Waka. In the end, Waka won with a Tiger Suplex at the 7:22 mark. A solid little opener and nothing more, which is what I expected. [**¼]

HANAKO vs. Konami vs. Yuna Mizumori

A classic undercard triple threat with a bit of a twist. Konami may have only recently returned but she’s still a bit higher on the card than her opponents. And still, both Yuna and HANAKO have had impressive performances on recent shows. I love that HANAKO has lifted the Natalya double Sharpshooter spot but she does it as a half crab and, like Natalya, uses it at every chance she gets. It’s almost like a rib. Konami also one-upped her with a double submission of her own, albeit a more creative one. Yuna went a different route, using her quickness to gain the upper hand. It came down to a submission though as Konami forced HANAKO to submit to a modified armbar in 8:20. Konami and Yuna had a shoving match after the bell. That was entertaining from start to finish and just a good time. Better than I expected. [***]

AZM and Miyu Amasaki vs. Natsupoi and Sayaka Kurara

Natsupoi and AZM across from each other? Yes please. Also, I believe the official name for AZM and Miyu is 02line. At least that’s what the Wiki says for the Tag League last year. The opening AZM/Poi exchange was just what I was looking for from them even if it was kept relatively short. Of course, being a more consistent team, 02line had stronger chemistry and busted out some tandem moves. They were able to do that and isolate Sayaka to really get in firm control. Miyu seems much more comfortable in this tag setting than when she worked as a singles girl. She would often rush things or get sloppy but maybe having the safety net of AZM has helped her relax. I liked the spot where Natsupoi and Sayaka hit stereo suplexes for near falls. 02line took out Natsupoi with a sweet tandem move and then beat Sayaka with a barrage of a Sliced Bread, double stomp, and Facebuster in 9:09. Again, another quality match that I had a really good time with. [***]

Ami Sourei and Saki Kashima vs. Lady C and Saya Kamitani

It’s gonna take a while to get used to High Speed Champion Saya Kamitani. Anyway, we got the usual Saki Kashima antics in the early stages here, offering faux handshakes and such. She even ran to the timekeeper’s section at one point to try and steal the High Speed Title, leading to a short brawl over there. The action outside of that was relatively fine. You know we weren’t getting the best of Saya as this was something of a night off for her and I’ve made my feelings clear on how I’m not really into what Ami Sourei has been bringing. Even some of the power offense I’ve enjoyed from her recently wasn’t really on display because of Lady C’s size. I appreciated the ending here as Ami planted Lady C with a Blue Thunder Bomb and then dragged Saki over to cover her for the win in 9:17. An inoffensive match that had a few fun moments courtesy of Saki the show stealer. [**½]

Momo Watanabe, Natsuko Tora and Thekla vs. Saori Anou, Starlight Kid and Tam Nakano

I saw that Starlight Kid recently confirmed that she was not joining any specific stable because she liked teaming with different groups and I love that. It has given us some fresh matchups, especially since it keeps her away from Oedo Tai, who isn’t exactly my favorite faction from a match quality standpoint. I liked Cosmic Angels getting the jump on Oedo Tai, turning the tables on them. It makes sense that SLK would suggest that given her history with her opponents. It sparked the expected brawl both in and out of the ring. Once again, Thekla shined for Oedo Tai as she just has a knack for getting the most out of whatever small role she’s given. She can inject some personality into any match and that was the case here. Her and SLK had some of the best interactions of the match. SLK played the face in peril and it’s a role I like for her. She’s sympathetic, sells well, and showed fire in her hope spots. I can’t believe she was working heel for so long. When the tags came to Saori and Tam, they did their usual goodness. The closing stretch focused on SLK against Momo, with the latter winning via Peach Sunrise in 17:20. The best match on the show so far with a lot of action and some intense SLK/Momo interactions. [***½]

Artist of Stardom Championship: Maika, Mina Shirakawa and Xena [c] vs. Hanan, Mayu Iwatani and Saya Iida

On paper, this kind of rules. Maika, Mayu, and Mina are obviously great but it’s the other ladies to focus on here. Xena has been working hard to establish herself as a solid powerhouse and the Hanan/Saya duo has put on some of the company’s best matches of the year so far. I really liked Saya choosing to start against Maika. She might not be anywhere near her level on the card but she wasn’t backing down from a strength perspective. Both trios worked well together and played faces, so there wasn’t a level of animosity or anything like that involved. That said, Hanan still took on the role of face in peril, which lined up because she’s a strong underdog. Meanwhile, Xena and Saya had some good exchanges playing off of their power games. I’d actually like an undercard singles match between them at some point. Mayu came in hot and I swear it’s like that woman never takes a night off. She’s always out there doing her thing. Hanan went toe-to-toe with Maika, stepping up to the top champion and I loved it. Like a lot of multi-person matches, things picked up late with a Mayu tope suicida onto a crowd being a standout moment. Hanan picked up a few near falls on Maika before falling to the Michinoku Driver in 18:23. Another very good match here. Can’t ask for much more than that. [***½]

Goddesses of Stardom Championship: Crazy Star [c] vs. FWC

For those unaware, Crazy Star is Suzu Suzuki and Mei Seira, while FWC is Hazuki and Koguma, former champions in their own right. Hazuki and Mei had one of the best matches of the year so far and they basically brought that energy to a tag here. This was High Speed all the way, with both teams seemingly never stopping and keeping the action at a wild pace from start to finish. We got things like a super rana, suplexes, and a vicious pump kick all in the first half and they never let up. I will say that a few things might’ve moved too quickly. For example, FWC did a double dropkick spot and it was hard to tell whether Mei rolled away from it or was selling a phantom kick. Even the slower moments, like Hazuki trapping Mei in an especially violent looking crossface, didn’t really slow the pace because of the intensity as they fought through the spot. I liked how Suzu and Koguma brought a harder hitting battle to combat the ridiculous pace of Mei vs. Hazuki. Like, Koguma got DROPPED on a German but popped up and traded forearms with Suzu. Mei and Hazuki got the final exchange to themselves, reliving their classic and Mei survived a lot but stayed down after a Brainbuster, giving us new champions  in 22:14. One hell of a main event with a ton of action and a surprising result as I expected Crazy Star to hold the titles for a while. Crying Mei was sad but I’ll always pop for Hazuki wins. [****¼]

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Content: Mel B Kids: Meet The Spice Girls Alum’s 3 Beautiful Daughters

Mel B has three girls, ranging from young adults to preteens. Learn everything about her daughters right here.

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She may have been dubbed “Scary Spice,” but songstress Mel B is actually quite the maternal type. The original Spice Girl member, 47, is the mother of three daughters, who she loves dearly.

Her girls Phoenix, 23, Angel, 15, and Madison, 11, range in age and each have a different dad, so the star’s experience raising each one was quite unique. While her eldest is starting to follow in her mom’s celeb footsteps, her younger two are still in the midst of growing up.

The “I Want You Back” singer emphasized how unique each daughter is while talking about parenting with People in 2017. “There’s no advice that I could give,” she said. “Every mother, every parent is different. The number one rule is you show your kid lots of love and respect, and you treat your kid how you want them to treat other people.”

Want to learn more about Mel B and her girls? Find out all the facts right here.

Phoenix Chi Gulzar

Mel B’s eldest daughter is Phoenix Chi Gulzar, born Feb. 19, 1999. The “Tell Me” singer met Phoenix’s dad Jimmy Gulzar while he was dancing on the Spiceworld Tour and they were married in Sep. 1998. The marriage was short-lived, however. Mel filed for divorce in 2000 and things were finalized a year later.

This meant, for much of her life, the America’s Got Talent judge raised Phoenix on her own. Reflecting on raising her eldest, the pop star told People in 2017, “I was a single parent for a long time with Phoenix, so I kind of learned that way, and moms always know best.”

Phoenix has proved to be the spitting image of her mom. In late Dec. 2022, she recreated some of the pop star’s iconic looks for her own social media, as seen on Instagram. The beauty rocked a tiny animal print look like from the 1996 “Say You’ll Be There” music video, in addition to the gold look from the cover of the band’s debut, Spice, and a tie-dye-inspired outfit which looked like mom’s ensemble from the “Spice Up Your Life” cover.

Phoenix is also following mom into the entertainment world. Her first on-camera experience was appearing in her mom’s “Lullaby” in 2001. She would later appear on the British reality show Born Famous (2019,) reported by Metro. She made her grown-up debut on screen in May 2022, appearing on the ITV athletic challenge series The Games.

Angel Iris Murphy Brown

Mel’s second daughter Angel was born April 3, 2007. At the time of her conception, the singer had been linked to comic Eddie Murphy, but he was quick to distance himself from the situation.

“I don’t know whose child that is until it comes out and has a blood test,” he told a reporter at the time, according to CNN. “You shouldn’t jump to conclusions, sir.” A court-ordered DNA test confirmed Eddie was the father on Jun. 22, 2007. He admitted paternity and reached a $7 million settlement with his ex.

Mel later talked about why raising children with Eddie wouldn’t work. In a 2007 tell-all with Essence, she said, there were “lifestyle changes” the comic needed to make to be a proper father.

“I have a house where it’s about my kids and me,” she explained. “I don’t have people knocking on my door at 3 and 4 in the morning. I have a very simple life—I don’t have a ton of people looking after my kids—I’m a very regular person when it comes to that because I want my kids to have a normal life as much as possible.”

The now-teenager sometimes appears on her mom’s social media. In a 2021 interview, her mom called her middle child “pretty academic” with “no problems” in school.

Madison Brown Belafonte

During her drama with Eddie, Mel began dating film producer Stephen Belafonte. They were first linked in Feb. 2007 and then married five months later in a quickie Las Vegas ceremony. The couple would welcome daughter Madison Brown Belafonte on Sep. 1, 2001.

At the time, Mel gushed about her connection with Stephen and how parenting with him was so different that her past experiences. “I had a rocky marriage with Phoenix’s dad,” she told Hello! in 2011. “The relationship with Angel’s dad was over halfway through the pregnancy, and I had to suck it up and get on with it. This time I’ve done it with my partner – someone to get excited by every scan – and it feels like I’ve finally done it right.”

Their bliss didn’t last forever, however. Mel and Stephen separated in Dec. 2016 and by Mar. 2017, she filed for divorce. The process would be messy, as the star accused her ex of emotional and physical abuse. He complained about the strain of their financial situation, with a representative revealing how the couple’s “extravagant and affluent” lifestyle “wiped out” all of Mel’s “Spice Girls money, approximately $50 million, if not more”. The divorce was finalized on Dec. 15, 2017.

The pair continued to co-parent, but when the COVID pandemic hit in 2021, it became difficult for Mel to see her youngest. Lamenting the situation to OK! Magazine in 2021, she said, “I’ve been a single parent for a long time, as I’ve always been the one who financially and emotionally supported my family.”

“Unfortunately, due to the justice system, a difficult situation with my ex, and the fact that my youngest is an American citizen, I have shared care of Madison – and because of Covid, flying between America and the UK has been really difficult. Not having my baby with me for months at a time is the hardest thing I’ve had to deal with.”

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The arrival of new cards can mark a change in the meta for the popularity factor and it is necessary to keep in mind that any deck that wants to use may need the addition of cards to combat this meta.

On reveal is an archetype accessible to players since pool one so Black Panther is a relatively easy addition for many players, but some combos and interactions can be especially surprising, especially when gaining access to pool three cards.

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I was going to try and cover the Best of the Super Juniors Tournament but it really hasn’t grabbed me in terms of names involved and such so I’m sticking with what works.

A few things worked well like the energy they bought brought and a few exchanges but a few things missed like Aya awkwardly sitting there as Waka geared up for a hip attack.

The number one rule is you show your kid lots of love and respect, and you treat your kid how you want them to treat other people.”

Want to learn more about Mel B and her girls?

While her eldest is starting to follow in her mom’s celeb footsteps, her younger two are still in the midst of growing up.

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“Wakanda forever.”

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The new ranked season of Marvel Snap has arrived, bringing with it the Warriors of Wakanda update and more importantly Black Panther as a card purchasable through the Battle Pass.

That means there could be players in every card pool with decks utilizing Black Panther’s monstrous strength.

Black Panther’s ability activates on reveal, so he’s a natural addition to on-reveal decks that already existed prior to his arrival. With a power that can reach hundreds with the right cards, here are the best Black Panther decks to use in each pool.

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Best Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Black Panther is a card designed to accumulate large amounts of power with its on-reveal effect. On reveal is an archetype accessible to players since pool one so Black Panther is a relatively easy addition for many players, but some combos and interactions can be especially surprising, especially when gaining access to pool three cards.

The decks listed here should be viewed as suggestions for players to adapt to their own unlocked collections and personal playstyles. The arrival of new cards can mark a change in the meta for the popularity factor and it is necessary to keep in mind that any deck that wants to use may need the addition of cards to combat this meta. In the case of Black Panther, cards like Cosmo and Shang-Chi are especially effective.

Best pool one Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Players have access to powerful cards with synergies on reveal from the start of the game. The most relevant card to use along with Black Panther is Odin, with its powerful effect of reactivating effects on reveal in the location.

The addition of other cards with on-reveal effects that can receive Odin’s effects should be considered as they can pose a challenge for opponents in cases where you cannot draw a Black Panther.

Black Panther pool one

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The central strategy is to have Black Panther and Odin together to use them in sequence in a location to secure it. Ideally, this is done after using Forge to further increase Black Panther’s power.

Meanwhile, the other cards will be used to accumulate power in another location, mainly Wolfsbane which has good synergy with Mister Sinister and Ironheart buffing low-cost cards.

The ideal time for a Snap is to have Black Panther and Odin in hand, along with Forge and another two-cost card on turn four. This way it is possible to play two cards on turn four, Forge last so that on turn five he strengthens Black Panther who will grow even more with Odin in his location during turn six.

Scarlet Witch works as a tech card that can fix problematic locations and America Chavez provides solid power during turn six while helping to draw the necessary cards throughout the game.

Some notable combos available are using Mister Sinister on turn two followed by Ironheart on turn three to get the most out of his buff effect by buffing three other units. As well as the simplicity of strengthening Mister Sinister with the Forge effect and getting a good amount of power in a location.

Best pool two Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Pool two brings some of the best counters to Black Panther through Shang-Chi, as well as cards like Scorpion and Iceman that can disrupt your opponent’s turns. Nakia can also be considered to be added to the deck since its effect could buff a Black Panther in the hand, but its attributes are not worth it in most cases, especially considering it is necessary for Black Panther to be in a specific position in the hand to receive the buff.

Black Panther pool two

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The additional pool two cards in this deck are Iceman, Scorpion, Okoye, Storm, and Shang-Chi.

The cards present in pool two open up some possibilities of interesting strategies to win a second location beside the one where Black Panther will be. The main strategy remains the same: buff Black Panther before he enters the board so he can be buffed again on turn six.

To guarantee a second location we have a very useful combo through Storm and Jessica Jones. They can be played on turns three and four and guarantee good results for a location that was previously empty. If the opponent doesn’t have a quick response and you have Black Panther and Odin in your hand it’s definitely a Snap opportunity. For this strategy, Okoye’s buff is extremely useful as it allows strengthening a Black Panther without using Forge first.

Iceman and Scorpion are cards to hinder your opponent and Scorpion is even more useful if you are facing a Black Panther deck. As well as Shang-chi is present to counter Black Panther and Devil Dinosaur.

Best pool three Black Panther decks in Marvel Snap

Pool three is where accounts get really exciting with cards capable of doubling effects and increasing Black Panther’s power exponentially.

There is a version of the deck that uses Armin Zola to create two Black Panthers in other locations, activating their power in a similar way to what Odin does, but its effect depends on a little luck of the card choosing a Black Panther for its effect so we chose for a more solid deck.

Black Panther pool three

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The additional pool three cards in this deck are Psylocke, Electro, Wong, and Taskmaster.

The strategy in this pool three deck takes on a new form. The main idea is still to strengthen Black Panther, but guarantee a second location with the Taskmaster effect of copying the power of your played card. The ideal way to achieve this result is to use one of your cards that grant bonus energy so you can play Wang before Black Panther and then use Taskmaster in a different location to secure it.

Armor is present to prevent Black Panther from being destroyed by cards like Shang-Chi. Psylocke and Elektro are two powerful cards to allow you to trigger the effects of the more expensive cards a turn early.

The use of the other cards continues in the same way. A notable new combo, however, is to play Scorpion in a location with Wong so that the cards in your opponent’s hand receive two less power.

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I was going to try and cover the Best of the Super Juniors Tournament but it really hasn’t grabbed me in terms of names involved and such so I’m sticking with what works. This show isn’t called anything special for being a PPV but does have two title matches, so let’s jump in.

Aya Sakura vs. Waka Tsukiyama

Although Waka isn’t a rookie, her winning percentage feels in line with those girls. In fact, so does her style as she always brings a plucky energy to her matches. This gave me vibes of a Young Lion match from New Japan. Two wrestlers giving it their all on the undercard. A few things worked well like the energy they bought brought and a few exchanges but a few things missed like Aya awkwardly sitting there as Waka geared up for a hip attack. Aya looks like she’ll carve out a solid niche as a resilient underdog babyface down the line, maybe in a similar role as Waka. In the end, Waka won with a Tiger Suplex at the 7:22 mark. A solid little opener and nothing more, which is what I expected. [**¼]

HANAKO vs. Konami vs. Yuna Mizumori

A classic undercard triple threat with a bit of a twist. Konami may have only recently returned but she’s still a bit higher on the card than her opponents. And still, both Yuna and HANAKO have had impressive performances on recent shows. I love that HANAKO has lifted the Natalya double Sharpshooter spot but she does it as a half crab and, like Natalya, uses it at every chance she gets. It’s almost like a rib. Konami also one-upped her with a double submission of her own, albeit a more creative one. Yuna went a different route, using her quickness to gain the upper hand. It came down to a submission though as Konami forced HANAKO to submit to a modified armbar in 8:20. Konami and Yuna had a shoving match after the bell. That was entertaining from start to finish and just a good time. Better than I expected. [***]

AZM and Miyu Amasaki vs. Natsupoi and Sayaka Kurara

Natsupoi and AZM across from each other? Yes please. Also, I believe the official name for AZM and Miyu is 02line. At least that’s what the Wiki says for the Tag League last year. The opening AZM/Poi exchange was just what I was looking for from them even if it was kept relatively short. Of course, being a more consistent team, 02line had stronger chemistry and busted out some tandem moves. They were able to do that and isolate Sayaka to really get in firm control. Miyu seems much more comfortable in this tag setting than when she worked as a singles girl. She would often rush things or get sloppy but maybe having the safety net of AZM has helped her relax. I liked the spot where Natsupoi and Sayaka hit stereo suplexes for near falls. 02line took out Natsupoi with a sweet tandem move and then beat Sayaka with a barrage of a Sliced Bread, double stomp, and Facebuster in 9:09. Again, another quality match that I had a really good time with. [***]

Ami Sourei and Saki Kashima vs. Lady C and Saya Kamitani

It’s gonna take a while to get used to High Speed Champion Saya Kamitani. Anyway, we got the usual Saki Kashima antics in the early stages here, offering faux handshakes and such. She even ran to the timekeeper’s section at one point to try and steal the High Speed Title, leading to a short brawl over there. The action outside of that was relatively fine. You know we weren’t getting the best of Saya as this was something of a night off for her and I’ve made my feelings clear on how I’m not really into what Ami Sourei has been bringing. Even some of the power offense I’ve enjoyed from her recently wasn’t really on display because of Lady C’s size. I appreciated the ending here as Ami planted Lady C with a Blue Thunder Bomb and then dragged Saki over to cover her for the win in 9:17. An inoffensive match that had a few fun moments courtesy of Saki the show stealer. [**½]

Momo Watanabe, Natsuko Tora and Thekla vs. Saori Anou, Starlight Kid and Tam Nakano

I saw that Starlight Kid recently confirmed that she was not joining any specific stable because she liked teaming with different groups and I love that. It has given us some fresh matchups, especially since it keeps her away from Oedo Tai, who isn’t exactly my favorite faction from a match quality standpoint. I liked Cosmic Angels getting the jump on Oedo Tai, turning the tables on them. It makes sense that SLK would suggest that given her history with her opponents. It sparked the expected brawl both in and out of the ring. Once again, Thekla shined for Oedo Tai as she just has a knack for getting the most out of whatever small role she’s given. She can inject some personality into any match and that was the case here. Her and SLK had some of the best interactions of the match. SLK played the face in peril and it’s a role I like for her. She’s sympathetic, sells well, and showed fire in her hope spots. I can’t believe she was working heel for so long. When the tags came to Saori and Tam, they did their usual goodness. The closing stretch focused on SLK against Momo, with the latter winning via Peach Sunrise in 17:20. The best match on the show so far with a lot of action and some intense SLK/Momo interactions. [***½]

Artist of Stardom Championship: Maika, Mina Shirakawa and Xena [c] vs. Hanan, Mayu Iwatani and Saya Iida

On paper, this kind of rules. Maika, Mayu, and Mina are obviously great but it’s the other ladies to focus on here. Xena has been working hard to establish herself as a solid powerhouse and the Hanan/Saya duo has put on some of the company’s best matches of the year so far. I really liked Saya choosing to start against Maika. She might not be anywhere near her level on the card but she wasn’t backing down from a strength perspective. Both trios worked well together and played faces, so there wasn’t a level of animosity or anything like that involved. That said, Hanan still took on the role of face in peril, which lined up because she’s a strong underdog. Meanwhile, Xena and Saya had some good exchanges playing off of their power games. I’d actually like an undercard singles match between them at some point. Mayu came in hot and I swear it’s like that woman never takes a night off. She’s always out there doing her thing. Hanan went toe-to-toe with Maika, stepping up to the top champion and I loved it. Like a lot of multi-person matches, things picked up late with a Mayu tope suicida onto a crowd being a standout moment. Hanan picked up a few near falls on Maika before falling to the Michinoku Driver in 18:23. Another very good match here. Can’t ask for much more than that. [***½]

Goddesses of Stardom Championship: Crazy Star [c] vs. FWC

For those unaware, Crazy Star is Suzu Suzuki and Mei Seira, while FWC is Hazuki and Koguma, former champions in their own right. Hazuki and Mei had one of the best matches of the year so far and they basically brought that energy to a tag here. This was High Speed all the way, with both teams seemingly never stopping and keeping the action at a wild pace from start to finish. We got things like a super rana, suplexes, and a vicious pump kick all in the first half and they never let up. I will say that a few things might’ve moved too quickly. For example, FWC did a double dropkick spot and it was hard to tell whether Mei rolled away from it or was selling a phantom kick. Even the slower moments, like Hazuki trapping Mei in an especially violent looking crossface, didn’t really slow the pace because of the intensity as they fought through the spot. I liked how Suzu and Koguma brought a harder hitting battle to combat the ridiculous pace of Mei vs. Hazuki. Like, Koguma got DROPPED on a German but popped up and traded forearms with Suzu. Mei and Hazuki got the final exchange to themselves, reliving their classic and Mei survived a lot but stayed down after a Brainbuster, giving us new champions  in 22:14. One hell of a main event with a ton of action and a surprising result as I expected Crazy Star to hold the titles for a while. Crying Mei was sad but I’ll always pop for Hazuki wins. [****¼]

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Content: Mel B Kids: Meet The Spice Girls Alum’s 3 Beautiful Daughters

Mel B has three girls, ranging from young adults to preteens. Learn everything about her daughters right here.

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She may have been dubbed “Scary Spice,” but songstress Mel B is actually quite the maternal type. The original Spice Girl member, 47, is the mother of three daughters, who she loves dearly.

Her girls Phoenix, 23, Angel, 15, and Madison, 11, range in age and each have a different dad, so the star’s experience raising each one was quite unique. While her eldest is starting to follow in her mom’s celeb footsteps, her younger two are still in the midst of growing up.

The “I Want You Back” singer emphasized how unique each daughter is while talking about parenting with People in 2017. “There’s no advice that I could give,” she said. “Every mother, every parent is different. The number one rule is you show your kid lots of love and respect, and you treat your kid how you want them to treat other people.”

Want to learn more about Mel B and her girls? Find out all the facts right here.

Phoenix Chi Gulzar

Mel B’s eldest daughter is Phoenix Chi Gulzar, born Feb. 19, 1999. The “Tell Me” singer met Phoenix’s dad Jimmy Gulzar while he was dancing on the Spiceworld Tour and they were married in Sep. 1998. The marriage was short-lived, however. Mel filed for divorce in 2000 and things were finalized a year later.

This meant, for much of her life, the America’s Got Talent judge raised Phoenix on her own. Reflecting on raising her eldest, the pop star told People in 2017, “I was a single parent for a long time with Phoenix, so I kind of learned that way, and moms always know best.”

Phoenix has proved to be the spitting image of her mom. In late Dec. 2022, she recreated some of the pop star’s iconic looks for her own social media, as seen on Instagram. The beauty rocked a tiny animal print look like from the 1996 “Say You’ll Be There” music video, in addition to the gold look from the cover of the band’s debut, Spice, and a tie-dye-inspired outfit which looked like mom’s ensemble from the “Spice Up Your Life” cover.

Phoenix is also following mom into the entertainment world. Her first on-camera experience was appearing in her mom’s “Lullaby” in 2001. She would later appear on the British reality show Born Famous (2019,) reported by Metro. She made her grown-up debut on screen in May 2022, appearing on the ITV athletic challenge series The Games.

Angel Iris Murphy Brown

Mel’s second daughter Angel was born April 3, 2007. At the time of her conception, the singer had been linked to comic Eddie Murphy, but he was quick to distance himself from the situation.

“I don’t know whose child that is until it comes out and has a blood test,” he told a reporter at the time, according to CNN. “You shouldn’t jump to conclusions, sir.” A court-ordered DNA test confirmed Eddie was the father on Jun. 22, 2007. He admitted paternity and reached a $7 million settlement with his ex.

Mel later talked about why raising children with Eddie wouldn’t work. In a 2007 tell-all with Essence, she said, there were “lifestyle changes” the comic needed to make to be a proper father.

“I have a house where it’s about my kids and me,” she explained. “I don’t have people knocking on my door at 3 and 4 in the morning. I have a very simple life—I don’t have a ton of people looking after my kids—I’m a very regular person when it comes to that because I want my kids to have a normal life as much as possible.”

The now-teenager sometimes appears on her mom’s social media. In a 2021 interview, her mom called her middle child “pretty academic” with “no problems” in school.

Madison Brown Belafonte

During her drama with Eddie, Mel began dating film producer Stephen Belafonte. They were first linked in Feb. 2007 and then married five months later in a quickie Las Vegas ceremony. The couple would welcome daughter Madison Brown Belafonte on Sep. 1, 2001.

At the time, Mel gushed about her connection with Stephen and how parenting with him was so different that her past experiences. “I had a rocky marriage with Phoenix’s dad,” she told Hello! in 2011. “The relationship with Angel’s dad was over halfway through the pregnancy, and I had to suck it up and get on with it. This time I’ve done it with my partner – someone to get excited by every scan – and it feels like I’ve finally done it right.”

Their bliss didn’t last forever, however. Mel and Stephen separated in Dec. 2016 and by Mar. 2017, she filed for divorce. The process would be messy, as the star accused her ex of emotional and physical abuse. He complained about the strain of their financial situation, with a representative revealing how the couple’s “extravagant and affluent” lifestyle “wiped out” all of Mel’s “Spice Girls money, approximately $50 million, if not more”. The divorce was finalized on Dec. 15, 2017.

The pair continued to co-parent, but when the COVID pandemic hit in 2021, it became difficult for Mel to see her youngest. Lamenting the situation to OK! Magazine in 2021, she said, “I’ve been a single parent for a long time, as I’ve always been the one who financially and emotionally supported my family.”

“Unfortunately, due to the justice system, a difficult situation with my ex, and the fact that my youngest is an American citizen, I have shared care of Madison – and because of Covid, flying between America and the UK has been really difficult. Not having my baby with me for months at a time is the hardest thing I’ve had to deal with.”

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Independent Study Indicates Bombardier’s Impact to Canadian Economic Growth in 2021 was Estimated at $5.7B in GDP

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  • Bombardier contributed $5.7B to Canada’s GDP, as well as 33,276 in full-time jobs in 20211
  • Bombardier spent $1.9B on goods and services provided by suppliers across Canada, of which 400 were located in Québec and 240 in Ontario3
  • Between 2022-2025, the company’s total economic contribution1 from manufacturing activities in Canada is estimated at $25.2B in GDP
  • Bombardier is recruiting for some 400 high-value, skilled positions in Canada and an additional 600 worldwide

MONTRÉAL, March 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A newly released independent assessment by PwC Canada highlights the significant economic and social impact of Bombardier’s manufacturing activities in Canada, Québec and Ontario.

“We’re proud of the significant role Bombardier continues to play in growing high-paying jobs and wealth for Canadians – in the next three years, our strong manufacturing activities will contribute an estimated $25.2B to Canada’s GDP and generate more than 37,000 full-time jobs across Canada each year.

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Content: Independent Study Indicates Bombardier’s Impact to Canadian Economic Growth in 2021 was Estimated at $5.7B in GDP

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  • Bombardier contributed $5.7B to Canada’s GDP, as well as 33,276 in full-time jobs in 20211
  • Bombardier spent $1.9B on goods and services provided by suppliers across Canada, of which 400 were located in Québec and 240 in Ontario3
  • Between 2022-2025, the company’s total economic contribution1 from manufacturing activities in Canada is estimated at $25.2B in GDP
  • Bombardier is recruiting for some 400 high-value, skilled positions in Canada and an additional 600 worldwide

MONTRÉAL, March 23, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- A newly released independent assessment by PwC Canada highlights the significant economic and social impact of Bombardier’s manufacturing activities in Canada, Québec and Ontario. The report analyzes the company’s contribution to Canada in terms of wealth, GDP and job creation, as well as Bombardier’s international competitiveness and ESG milestones.

Results for 2021, the year in which the company completed its transition to a pure play, market-leading business jet company, show that Bombardier’s total contribution reached $5.7B to Canada’s GDP, and supported 33,276 full-time jobs. In Québec, where Canada’s aerospace industry is significantly concentrated, Bombardier supplied high-value direct jobs, ranking it among the largest employers in the province’s manufacturing sector, as well as supporting an extensive network of suppliers from across Canada.

“We’re proud of the significant role Bombardier continues to play in growing high-paying jobs and wealth for Canadians – in the next three years, our strong manufacturing activities will contribute an estimated $25.2B to Canada’s GDP and generate more than 37,000 full-time jobs across Canada each year. In Québec alone in 2021, Bombardier supported direct jobs that represented 20% of all the jobs in the province’s aerospace sector. What’s more, these positions are high-value, skilled jobs with an average salary that is nearly 70% higher than the average salary in Québec2,” said Éric Martel, President and CEO, Bombardier.

Bombardier’s extensive economic footprint also encompasses its support for a broad network of specialized suppliers and subcontractors, from parts manufacturers to suppliers of high-performance alloys. In 2021, Bombardier spent $1.9B on goods and services provided by suppliers across Canada, of which 400 were located in Québec and 240 in Ontario3.

After aluminum and before iron, aircraft topped the list of exported manufactured products in Québec, at $7.2B or 7.6% of the province’s total export value in 20214. Bombardier was responsible for 70.5% of the value of exported aircraft from Québec.

The study also projected that Bombardier will continue to make a strong economic contribution going forward. With demand for business jets trending strongly upward, Bombardier is currently forecasting revenues of $8.4B for 2022, increasing to $9.4B in 2025. Between 2022-2025, the company’s total economic contribution1 from manufacturing activities in Canada is estimated at $25.2B in GDP (or an annual average of $6.3B), and 150,485 job-years5 (or an annual average of 37,621 full-time jobs). Overall payroll taxes to be collected in relation to ongoing operations would total $3.0B for the period.

The report also emphasized Bombardier's leading role in developing the knowledge, innovation and expertise, which has directly strengthened the Canadian skilled talent pool and the aerospace ecosystem as a whole – innovation that is convincingly showcased in the company’s award-winning flagship aircraft, the Global 7500. Between 2022 and 2025, Bombardier is expected to continue this leadership, with projected average spending of $150M during this period in R&D activities in Canada.

Beyond its significant contribution to GDP, high-value job creation, support for a broad network of aerospace suppliers and its leadership in innovation, Bombardier recently committed to achieving significant milestones in Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance aimed at fostering sustainable development and the well being of its employees. Between 2016 and 2021, Bombardier and the J. Armand Bombardier Foundation have together invested over $38.5M in local communities worldwide.

The PwC Canada report was commissioned by Bombardier and is available on the Bombardier website (download the report).

Endnotes:
All monetary values are expressed in Canadian dollars.

1 including direct, indirect and induced impacts
2 Institut de la Statistique du Québec, État du marché du travail, 2021. Based on an average hourly wage in 2021 of $28.8, and a workweek of 37.5 hours and 49 weeks of work per year.
3 Suppliers with whom Bombardier transacts $50,000 or more.
4 Industry Canada
5 One “job-year” is defined as a year of full-time employment for one worker.

About Bombardier
Bombardier is a global leader in aviation, focused on designing, manufacturing and servicing the world's most exceptional business jets. Bombardier’s Challenger and Global aircraft families are renowned for their cutting-edge innovation, cabin design, performance and reliability. Bombardier has a worldwide fleet of approximately 5,000 aircraft in service with a wide variety of multinational corporations, charter and fractional ownership providers, governments and private individuals. Bombardier aircraft are also trusted around the world in special-mission roles.

Headquartered in Montréal, Québec, Bombardier operates aerostructure, assembly and completion facilities in Canada, the United States and Mexico. The company’s robust customer support network includes facilities in strategic locations in the United States and Canada, as well as in the United Kingdom, Germany, France, Switzerland, Italy, Austria, the UAE, Singapore, China and an Australian facility opening in 2022.

For corporate news and information, including Bombardier’s Environmental, Social and Governance report, visit bombardier.com. Learn more about Bombardier’s industry-leading products and customer service network at businessaircraft.bombardier.com. Follow us on Twitter @Bombardier.

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Content: Trichloroethylene Market, Estimated To Perceive Exponential Growth Themarketpublicist

(MENAFN- Ameliorate Digital Consultancy) Trichloroethylene (TCE) is a colorless, volatile liquid widely used as a solvent in various industrial processes. It plays a crucial role in metal degreasing, chemical synthesis, and as a raw material for manufacturing refrigerants and fluorocarbon compounds. The Trichloroethylene market has witnessed steady growth over the years, driven by its versatile applications and its effectiveness as a cleaning agent. This article provides an in-depth analysis of the Trichloroethylene market, exploring key factors influencing its growth, current market trends, challenges faced, and future projections.

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Market Drivers

  • Industrial Applications: Trichloroethylene finds extensive use in metal cleaning and degreasing operations. The growing industrial sector, particularly in emerging economies, has been a significant driver for TCE demand. Industries such as automotive, aerospace, electronics, and machinery rely on TCE for precision cleaning, which boosts the market growth.
  • Chemical Synthesis: Trichloroethylene serves as an essential intermediate in chemical synthesis, leading to the production of various chemical compounds like hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) and hydrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs). The expanding chemical industry and the demand for these compounds in refrigeration and air conditioning systems further propel the market.
  • Solvent Applications: TCE's solubility and volatility make it an effective solvent in adhesive formulations, paint removers, and aerosol propellants. Its versatile application in various consumer products contributes to the steady demand in the market.\

    Key Players and Competitive Landscape

    The global trichloroethylene market is highly consolidated in nature, where the top players currently account for over half of the sales. Currently,

    • AGC Inc TYO: 5201
    • Olin Corporation NYSE: OLN
    • Westlake Chemical Corporation NYSE: WLK
    • Befar Group SHA: 601678

    are key stakeholders in the trichloroethylene market space. Due to declining demand and increased legalizations, market players have remained conservative during the historical period.

    Market Trends

  • Shifting Environmental Regulations: One of the key trends in the Trichloroethylene market is the growing concern over its environmental impact and health risks. TCE is known to be a potential carcinogen and is associated with adverse health effects. As a result, stringent environmental regulations are being implemented in many regions, leading to a decline in TCE usage.
  • Focus on Safer Alternatives: With the increasing awareness of TCE's environmental and health hazards, industries are actively seeking safer alternatives. Bio-based solvents and hydrofluoroolefins (HFOs) have emerged as potential replacements for TCE in various applications, influencing market dynamics.
  • Regional Market Growth: The Trichloroethylene market is experiencing varied growth rates across different regions. While developed economies are witnessing a gradual decline in demand due to regulatory measures, emerging economies, driven by industrial expansion and increased manufacturing activities, are expected to drive market growth in the coming years.

    Challenges

  • Health and Environmental Concerns: The main challenge faced by the Trichloroethylene market is its association with health hazards and environmental pollution. As governments and regulatory bodies impose stricter restrictions on its usage, manufacturers and industries must adapt to alternative solutions.
  • Transition to Greener Technologies: The shift towards greener and more sustainable technologies poses a challenge for traditional TCE manufacturers. R&D investments are required to develop eco-friendly substitutes, and the adoption of such alternatives might impact market revenue in the short term.
  • Competitive Landscape: The Trichloroethylene market is moderately consolidated, with a few key players dominating the industry. Intense competition and the emergence of new entrants in the market pose challenges to existing companies, driving them to innovate and expand their product portfolios.

    Future Projections

    The future of the Trichloroethylene market will be influenced by various factors, including regulatory developments, technological advancements, and market demand shifts. Here are some projections for the TCE market:

  • Decline in Developed Economies: Developed regions, such as North America and Europe, are expected to witness a decline in TCE demand due to strict environmental regulations and the growing adoption of greener technologies.
  • Growth in Emerging Economies: Conversely, emerging economies, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region, are projected to experience significant market growth. Industrialization, urbanization, and infrastructure development in these regions will drive demand for TCE in metal cleaning and chemical synthesis applications.
  • Increased Focus on Alternatives: The industry's focus will shift towards developing and commercializing safer and more sustainable alternatives to TCE. This will create opportunities for innovative companies and startups working on green solvents and cleaning agents.

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    The Trichloroethylene market has been a vital part of industrial processes for decades, but its future is not without challenges. As environmental concerns grow and regulatory pressures intensify, the market is gradually transitioning towards greener and safer alternatives. The key to sustained growth for manufacturers lies in embracing innovation, adapting to changing market demands, and ensuring compliance with evolving regulations. By doing so, the Trichloroethylene market can remain relevant and contribute to industrial processes while mitigating its environmental impact and safeguarding public health.

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The burger box market is on a delicious trajectory, projected to reach a whopping US$6.44 billion by 2033, fueled by a growth rate of 5.7%. This surge is driven by a perfect blend of consumer demand, convenience, and eco-friendly packaging solutions.

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A Recipe for Success

Several factors are stacking the burgers high for the market:

  • Online Food Delivery Craze: The booming online food delivery trend is a major growth driver. Burger boxes offer the perfect solution for safe and convenient delivery of everyone’s favorite handheld meal.
  • Packaging with a Purpose: Easy packaging, food safety, and eco-friendly materials are key ingredients for the rise of burger boxes. They keep food fresh, hygienic, and protected from harmful bacteria.
  • Innovation Heats Up the Competition: Burger box innovation is sizzling! Manufacturers are creating lightweight, easy-to-carry boxes that keep food fresh and delicious. Additionally, printing a brand’s story on the box fosters emotional connections with consumers and boosts sales.
  • Transparency Pays Off: Clear labels and QR codes are becoming hot trends in burger box design. This transparency provides valuable information to customers and builds trust with brands.

Western World Takes a Big Bite

Western countries are leading the charge in burger box adoption due to their established food culture and high standards of living. Consumers in these regions readily embrace convenient and innovative packaging solutions.

The Future’s a Burger Box Bonanza

The future of the burger box market looks bright. With the growing popularity of ready-to-eat food, online food delivery, and consumer demand for convenience and sustainability, burger boxes are poised to remain a staple in the food packaging industry.

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Trends in the Burger Boxes Industry:

  1. Eco-Friendly Materials: Increasing demand for sustainable packaging options, leading to a rise in the use of biodegradable and recyclable materials for burger boxes.
  2. Customization and Branding: Growing trend of personalized and branded packaging to create a unique and memorable experience for customers and reinforce brand identity.
  3. Innovative Designs: Adoption of creative and functional designs for burger boxes, including features like easy assembly, better ventilation, and compartments for condiments, to enhance user convenience.
  4. Emphasis on Health and Safety: With a heightened focus on hygiene and safety, there is a trend towards packaging solutions that ensure the freshness and safety of the food, such as tamper-evident seals and secure closures.
  5. Smart Packaging Solutions: Integration of smart packaging technologies, like QR codes or NFC tags, to provide additional information about the product, offer promotions, and enhance customer engagement.

Competitive Landscape:

The key manufacturers are the leading industries that play a vital role in lifting the share and generating revenue through manufacturing the products. Various key players are likely to increase the growth of the burger boxes market.

Some of the key players are Vr Green Pvt. Ltd, Vasantha Packaging Industry, Mahalaxmi Flexible Packaging, King International, Sain Packaging, Vvn Pulp and Paper Converter Private Limited, Disposable Points and others.

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Key Segments:

By Material:

  • Paper
  • Kraft Material
  • Plastic, Cardboard

By Shape:

  • Square
  • Round

By Size:

  • Medium
  • Large

By Folding Cartoon Style:

  • One-piece Tuck Top boxes
  • Straight Tuck End boxes
  • Lock Bottom boxes
  • Window Patch boxes

By Nature:

  • Degradable
  • Non-degradable

By Sales Channel:

  • Offline Sales Channel
  • Online Sales Channel

By Region:

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • Asia Pacific
  • Middle East and Africa

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