jogo 777 ganhar dinheiro It was a little before 6 a.m. on Aug 8, 2023, when Tsutomu Arakawa woke up later than usual to find his wife Yasuko missing. Over a year has passed since Yasuko, who had been diagnosed with an early-onset type of dementia, disappeared from their home in the western Japan city of Yonago. Her husband Tsutomu is desperately seeking any information on her whereabouts. The type of dementia she suffers is rare, affecting only 1 percent of those stricken with the disease. Tsutomu, 65, wishes he had contacted the police earlier, given that he waited until that afternoon to act. Now, haunted by regret, he still puts up missing person posters of his 60-year-old wife and posts messages on social media in the hope she will be found alive. The shoulder bag and leather shoes Yasuko always wore were gone. She went missing on a Tuesday, when the couple would usually visit their neighborhood supermarket at 8 a.m. for its weekly sale. When Yasuko had wandered before, Tsutomu found her at the store. He thought this time would be the same but she was neither there nor anywhere else nearby. He had the city use its emergency broadcast system, which can be used to track down dementia sufferers, to no avail. But Tsutomu remained positive, believing "there is no way I won't find her," he said. The next day, there was a troubling development in the case. Police came to Tsutomu's residence to show him security camera footage of a person who appeared to be Yasuko walking toward the city of Matsue in neighboring Shimane Prefecture where her parents live. All promising leads about her location ended there. The couple's home city of Yonago, in Tottori Prefecture, is near the border of the two prefectures and about 30 kilometers from Matsue, Shimane's capital. There was a report of a sighting of a woman fitting Yasuko's description entering the yard of a private home in the city of Yasugi, but no video camera footage. Yasuko experiences symptoms of semantic dementia, a rare, progressive type of the brain disease that causes a loss in the ability to understand the meaning of words and other stimuli. According to Katsuya Urakami, a professor in the Faculty of Medicine at Tottori University, the disease often occurs in people in their 50s and 60s, much younger than dementia usually surfaces. Yasuko was diagnosed in 2021. Her eldest son realized something was wrong when she described a crow she had seen as "the black thing." Unlike wandering, which is often a problem for Alzheimer's sufferers, patients with semantic dementia repeat predetermined behaviors. Professor Urakami described the case of the missing woman as "very rare." Even after her diagnosis, Yasuko retained some independence and would take 20-minute walks alone in the evening along a set path or cook breakfast of bread and eggs. Even so, Tsutomu quit his job last July to dedicate himself to her care. The day before she went missing, Tsutomu had discussed with carers measures to ensure his wife's wellbeing. They had proposed placing a global positioning system tracking device inside her shoe. He is tormented by certain thoughts: If only he had contacted the police immediately; if only he had made her carry her ID card. "I am still full of regrets," Tsutomu said. The National Police Agency reported in July that a record 19,039 people with dementia or suspected dementia were reported missing to the police nationwide in 2023. The number increased by 330 from the previous year, the 11th consecutive year of increase. More than 11,000 were over 80 years old, nearly 7,000 in their 70s, and close to 1,000 in their 60s or younger. Amid Japan's graying population, the number of reported dementia sufferers or suspected sufferers missing has doubled over the past decade. Tsutomu believes it is important that people with dementia "not be forced to do what they don't want to do." Tsutomu regrets doing just that as he had put Yasuko into adult daycare before he quit his job, despite knowing she opposed the arrangement. He printed new missing person posters with photos of Yasuko in the spring, asking attendants to display them at Shimane train stations as well as convenience stores, gasoline stations and other prominent places. Tsutomu posted on X, "There must be clues out there," but so far there have been no leads. At home alone, he still awaits her return. "I just want her to come back to me unharmed," he said.Meme Stocks GameStop, AMC Take Off After ‘Roaring Kitty’’ Resurfaces With A Cryptic X Post: Retail Excited

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RADNOR, Pa., Dec. 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The law firm of Kessler Topaz Meltzer & Check, LLP ( www.ktmc.com ) informs investors that a securities class action lawsuit has been filed in the United States District Court for the Northern District of New York against Wolfspeed, Inc. (“Wolfspeed”) (NYSE: WOLF) on behalf of those who purchased or otherwise acquired Wolfspeed securities between August 16, 2023, and November 6, 2024, inclusive (the “Class Period”). The lead plaintiff deadline is January 17, 2025. CONTACT KESSLER TOPAZ MELTZER & CHECK, LLP: If you suffered Wolfspeed losses, you may CLICK HERE or go to: https://www.ktmc.com/new-cases/wolfspeed-inc?utm_source=PR&utm_medium=link&utm_campaign=wolf&mktm=r You can also contact attorney Jonathan Naji, Esq. by calling (484) 270-1453 or by email at info@ktmc.com . DEFENDANTS’ ALLEGED MISCONDUCT: The complaint alleges that, throughout the Class Period, Defendants made false and/or misleading statements and/or failed to disclose that: (1) Wolfspeed’s optimistic claims of potential growth of its Mohawk Valley fabrication facility and general demand for Wolfspeed’s 200mm wafers in the electronic vehicle market fell short of reality; and (2) Wolfspeed had overstated demand for its key product and placed undue reliance on purported design wins while the Mohawk Valley facility’s growth had begun to taper before recognizing the $100 million revenue per quarter allegedly achievable with only 20% utilization of the fabrication, let alone the promised $2 billion revenue purportedly achievable by the facility. 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(484) 270-1453 280 King of Prussia Road Radnor, PA 19087 info@ktmc.com May be considered attorney advertising in certain jurisdictions. Past results do not guarantee future outcomes.ANTOINE GRIEZMANN STRUCK a 94th-minute winner to snatch Atletico Madrid a thrilling 4-3 victory over Sevilla on Sunday in La Liga. Diego Simeone’s side, third, have won nine matches straight across all competitions and the win pulled them a point behind second-placed title holders Real Madrid and three behind leaders Barcelona. Atletico showed character and quality as they fought back from two goals down in the second half to triumph. Rodrigo De Paul powered Atletico ahead but Dodi Lukebakio equalised for 13th-placed Sevilla. Isaac Romero sent the visitors ahead after half-an-hour and Juanlu Sanchez gave them a 3-1 lead before the hour mark. However, Griezmann pegged one back before substitute Samuel Lino scored a stunning effort from the edge of the box and the Frenchman then blasted home in stoppage time to continue Atletico’s superb run of form. Lukebakio gave the ball away for De Paul’s opener as he tried to dribble out of a dangerous area. The Argentine midfielder lashed the ball beyond the reach of Sevilla goalkeeper Alvaro Fernandez from the edge of the box in the 10th minute. However the Andalusians were quickly on level terms, with Lukebakio making amends two minutes later. The Belgian forward, on the left of Atletico’s area, took one step to beat his marker and smashed home at the near post, catching out Jan Oblak with his powerful strike. Sevilla played with huge intensity, pressing Atletico and throwing themselves into tackles, up for the fight at the Metropolitano stadium in front of over 60,000 fans. They took the lead in the 32nd minute when Romero broke in behind to reach Kike Salas’ pass to net his first goal of the season. The striker fired past Oblak, who got a hand to his effort but could not keep the ball out. The hosts battled hard to find a way back in but Francisco Garcia Pimienta’s Sevilla soaked up the pressure and netted their third early in the second half. They put together an excellent team move, involving Lukebakio, Djibril Sow and Salas, the latter of whom crossed for Sanchez to slam home at the far post. Atletico were unperturbed and swiftly pulled one back through Griezmann, after an excellent through-ball from Spanish midfielder Pablo Barrios. Sevilla goalkeeper Fernandez made several good saves as the Rojiblancos pushed for an equaliser, denying substitute Alexander Sorloth twice, and the Norwegian striker narrowly missed a tempting cross with a diving header. Atletico pulled level thanks to Lino’s spectacular strike from distance, which was reward for their heavy pressure in the second half. Sevilla were under the cosh in the final stages and eventually caved when Griezmann swivelled and smashed the winner past the helpless Fernandez. - Solid Athletic - Earlier, Athletic Bilbao tightened their hold on fourth place with a 2-0 victory over Villarreal, fifth. Aitor Paredes and Inaki Williams struck to help the Basques move six points clear of their opponents, who have played two fewer games. Bilbao have won four consecutive games in the top flight, including beating champions Real Madrid on Wednesday, and are aiming for Champions League qualification next season. “We’re establishing ourselves in fourth, which is what we wanted,” said Williams. “I think we competed really well, when you’re in form, you have to surf the wave.” Villarreal have now gone four matches without victory in all competitions, including a shock Copa del Rey defeat by fourth-tier Pontevedra in midweek. “This defeat hurts a lot, we knew we were facing a direct rival (for the top four),” said Villarreal defender Kiko Femenia. “We know it’s very tricky to come here and beat them, and the chances they have, they put away.”The Mooseheads were back in action Sunday afternoon as they journeyed to Acadie-Bathurst to take on the Titan. The Herd entered the contest looking to snap their 10-game losing streak against the Titan dating back to last season. It took until the back half of the second period for the first goal, as Maddex Marmulak ripped a pass to Liam Arsenault, who buried it into the Mooseheads net past Mathis Rousseau to give the Titan the lead with five minutes left in the period. Lou Levesque tied the game for the Herd with 3:54 left in regulation. The puck was loose in front of the net, and after multiple chances, Levesque was able to force the puck past the Bathurst goaltender. It took overtime to break the deadlock between the conference rivals, and 2:45 into the overtime period, Dawson Sharkey put the game away for Bathurst. Thus, the Mooseheads’ losing streak against the Titan increased to 11 games with the 2-1 loss. With the loss, the Herd’s record fell to 10-14-5 while the Titan improved to 18-11-0. Bathurst goaltender Joshua Fleming received 1st star honours for his 35 saves in the win, 2nd star went to Liam Arsenault, and 3rd star was awarded to Mathis Rousseau for 23 saves in the losing effort. Mooseheads will be back in action on Friday, Dec 13th, as they head to the Eastlink Centre in P.E.I. to take on the Charlottetown Islanders. Puck drop is at 7 p.m., and you can catch all the action here on 95.7 News Radio.

As the AI market prepares for a surge in 2025, IBM is emerging as an unexpected standout. Despite a recent stock price increase of 37% this year, or 44% when dividends are factored in, IBM remains an undervalued gem in the tech space. At first glance, IBM’s recent performance may seem underwhelming. Their sales grew by a modest 2% year-over-year in the third quarter, with earnings per share getting a slight uplift due to a lower tax burden. But a deeper look reveals a compelling narrative masked by cyclical market factors and strategic long-term planning. The infrastructure segment showed a 7% decline, primarily driven by a lull in IBM Z mainframe sales. This cycle, however, is expected to turn with the 2025 launch of AI-augmented System Z mainframes, which will feature IBM-developed AI chips. IBM’s strength lies in its strategic focus on long-term AI contracts rather than immediate sales spikes. Launched in 2023, IBM’s generative AI platform, watsonx, has already secured over $3 billion in multi-year contracts. This steady accumulation indicates a tipping point, as IBM is set to transform these agreements into significant revenue streams. Looking forward to 2025, CEO Arvind Krishna anticipates a notable growth in IBM’s portfolio, hinting subtly at a record-breaking performance. With IBM’s stock priced relatively low compared to other AI giants, the company offers a lucrative investment opportunity. As IBM continues to secure long-term contracts and gears up for a new mainframe cycle, savvy investors might find a golden opportunity in Big Blue. Why IBM Could Be the Next Big Player in AI by 2025 In the burgeoning landscape of artificial intelligence (AI), IBM is positioned as a frontrunner to watch closely, especially as the market is poised for a substantial boom in 2025. Amidst its evolving strategies, IBM presents intriguing developments that may place it ahead of its competitors in the AI domain. Capitalizing on Long-Term AI Contracts One of IBM’s most promising strategies is its focus on securing long-term AI contracts rather than prioritizing short-term gains. The introduction of the generative AI platform, watsonx, in 2023 is a cornerstone of this approach. This platform has already garnered over $3 billion in multi-year agreements, reflecting trust and anticipation from clients in IBM’s capabilities. These contracts are not merely symbolic but are poised to mature into robust revenue streams as they are fulfilled over time. Innovative AI Augmentation in Infrastructure The anticipated launch of AI-augmented System Z mainframes in 2025 is another strategic move by IBM that merits attention. These new mainframes will incorporate IBM-developed AI chips, promising enhancements in performance and capabilities that are aligned with cutting-edge AI technologies. This innovation is expected to invigorate IBM’s infrastructure sales, which saw a dip partly due to the existing mainframe sales cycle slowdown. Strategic Market Positioning and Future Insights While IBM’s current market performance shows modest sales growth, its underlying strategic positioning reveals a future of potential. CEO Arvind Krishna’s vision for 2025 suggests the possibility of record-breaking achievements for IBM’s portfolio. With the company’s shares currently undervalued in comparison to other AI titans, IBM presents a unique investment opportunity that could yield high returns as its strategic plans come to fruition. Market Analysis and Predictions Industry analysts predict that IBM’s foresight and calculated initiatives in AI might serve as key differentiators in the tech market. As the AI landscape continues to evolve, IBM’s integration of AI within its products and services is predicted to drive substantial growth, making it a firm to watch closely in the coming years. Conclusion In conclusion, amid the accelerating AI market, IBM’s strategic initiatives, including its focus on long-term contracts and innovation in AI-augmented infrastructure, solidify its potential as a leading force. Investors seeking a promising opportunity in the tech sector should closely monitor IBM as it strides towards what could be a breakthrough period in 2025. As the AI wave progresses, IBM stands out as a company combining visionary leadership with actionable strategies.‘Favourite purchase this winter,’ Shoppers say as they race to Uniqlo for £15 thermals, but you need to be quick