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2023.02.23 13:55 Chico237 #NIOCORP~Russia’s war on Ukraine, China’s rise expose US military failings, experts say~ By PETER MARTIN, COURTNEY MCBRIDE AND ROXANA TIRON BLOOMBERG NEWS • February 22, 2023 *(NIOBIUM, SCANDIUM, TITANIUM & RARE EARTH MINERALS)*
#NIOCORP~ TITANIUM~ Russia’s war on Ukraine, China’s rise expose US military failings, experts say~ By PETER MARTIN, COURTNEY MCBRIDE AND ROXANA TIRON BLOOMBERG NEWS • February 22, 2023 submitted by Chico237 to NIOCORP_MINE [link] [comments] (An "Interesting perspective.....!") Russia’s war on Ukraine, China’s rise expose US military failings, experts say Stars and Stripes In this photo from June 11, 2008, the U.S. Army’s new XM1203 Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon (NLOS-C) is seen on the National Mall in Washington. (Nicholas Kamm, AFP via Getty Images/TNS) WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) — It was envisioned as the centerpiece of a $200 billion program revolutionizing how the U.S. Army would fight. Now it’s languishing in storage in Virginia, a 25-ton symbol of the malaise that lies at the nexus of the Pentagon and the defense industry. The Non-Line-of-Sight Cannon (NLOS-C), a self-propelled 155 mm howitzer on tank tracks, was integral to Army plans to develop the kind of high-tech system that would help offset the numerical advantages of a peer such as China or Russia in a future conflict. It was part of an ambitious concept to replace combat units with a family of ground and air vehicles, both manned and robotic, all networked wirelessly. Only it was too ambitious: The so-called Future Combat Systems program was plagued by technology issues, slips in schedule and ballooning costs. By the time the NLOS-C was put on show on the National Mall in Washington in 2008 as part of the Army’s charm offensive on Capitol Hill, doubts were already beginning to form. “We were under such pressure to finish the assembly and integration on time, we were putting parts together that had never been assembled before,” recalls Mark Signorelli, who worked for contractors United Defense and later BAE Systems, which developed the NLOS-C. In 2009, after spending $20 billion in eight years with little to show for it, the Pentagon canceled Future Combat Systems — run by Boeing Co. and SAIC — to avert what then-Defense Secretary Robert Gates termed a “costly disaster.” The collapse of what was the largest and most ambitious acquisition program in Army history illustrates how the defense industrial base that has underpinned U.S. military primacy for decades is misfiring. Munitions shortages, failed audits and surveillance gaps exposed by the Chinese balloon ultimately shot down off South Carolina suggest that America’s military-industrial complex may no longer be fit for purpose. As Russia’s invasion of Ukraine enters a second year, and China relations plumb new depths over flashpoints from Taiwan to semiconductors, that reality raises serious questions about U.S. readiness to fight a war. “We have a defense industrial base that’s built to achieve first-level deterrence by virtue of the world class platforms we have deployed,” said Roy Kamphausen, a former China strategist for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff and now president of the National Bureau of Asian Research. “But there are serious questions about how we would sustain ourselves in a high-intensity conventional conflict of more than a few weeks in duration.” After decades of consolidation, the industry suffers from a paucity of competition and lacks the kind of “surge capacity” needed to wage major industrial wars. Cost overruns are routine. And a culture of risk aversion rules from the Pentagon to the boardrooms of defense industry giants. One upshot: the scrapping of Future Combat Systems means that more than a decade later the U.S. Army has yet to develop a replacement for its Cold War-era armored vehicles — the Abrams tank and the Bradley Fighting Vehicle. Or take hypersonic missiles, a field in which the U.S. once held a strong technological lead as far back as the 1960s. The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) began a program to design hypersonic weapons in the early 2000s, only to halt it following a series of early failed tests. Spin forward to summer 2021, when China conducted two hypersonic weapons tests, including the launch into space of an orbiting weapon capable of carrying a nuclear payload, alarming military planners in Washington. The fast, low-flying and highly maneuverable weapons represent a potential threat to the homeland, since they could be used to send nuclear warheads over the South Pole and around U.S. anti-missile systems. Yet the tests also spoke to a deeper concern that the U.S. may have chronically underestimated China’s ability to deliver innovative technologies to its military. The moment encapsulated a failure of the Defense Department to transition critical technologies in R&D to production, with the result that “in the interim, Russia and China caught up,” said Michèle Flournoy, a former Undersecretary of Defense for Policy. “Now we are playing catchup.” Last summer brought another wake-up call. As Washington sent Ukraine Javelin anti-tank missiles and Stinger surface-to-air missiles, along with howitzers and ammunition, it began to deplete its own stockpiles, demonstrating its own lack of resilience. A third shock as regards U.S. ability to counter China is only now dawning, according to Flournoy, a potential future contender for Secretary of Defense: the presence of Chinese-made components throughout defense supply chains that create “unacceptable dependencies if not vulnerabilities.” “Most prime contractors can’t even tell you how much Chinese content is in their systems, ranging from semiconductors to displays to nuts and bolts,” she said. The Defense Department acknowledged that the defense industrial base faces many of the same supply-chain challenges as other sectors. “Lead times from ordering a component to delivery drive production timelines,” said spokesman Jeff Jurgensen. “To offset long lead times, the Department is making sustained investments to expand production capacity and stockpile critical weapons and materials.” The defense industry’s problems have crystallized into a matter of urgency over the last 18 months, but they date back decades. In the wake of the Soviet Union’s fall, U.S. politicians hoped to cash in on the “peace dividend,” the promise of economic benefits from reduced defense spending. Then-Deputy Secretary of Defense William Perry laid out what this would mean for the industry at a dinner now known as the “last supper,” in which he told executives to consolidate or face extinction. Consolidate they did. The defense sector has moved from more than 70 aerospace and defense “prime contractors” that worked directly with the government in 1980 to just 5 by the early 2000s, the same number as today: Lockheed Martin Corp., Raytheon Technologies Corp., General Dynamics Corp., Northrop Grumman Corp., and Boeing. “Not too many years ago, we had five times as many contractors and there was more competition and there was more creativity,” said Rep. Ken Calvert, the California Republican at the helm of the House’s defense spending panel. “As these larger guys kept buying the smaller guys coming up with the ideas, and then encapsulate them and restructure, it’s taken a lot of the innovation out.” Even some major projects end up with just one bidder. In 2019, Boeing declined to compete for a Pentagon program to develop and procure a next-generation intercontinental ballistic missile because it viewed the tender as heavily skewed in Northrop Grumman’s favor, leaving Northrop as the sole bidder for the nearly $85 billion project. The dearth of contractors and rigid requirements from their single customer, the Pentagon, helps contribute to the cost overruns that have become synonymous with the industry. One prominent example is the Navy’s Littoral Combat Ship. What Navy leaders had touted as a 55-vessel fleet costing $220 million per ship has dwindled to 35 costing on average $478 million apiece. That’s nothing compared with the F-35. The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter — the world’s most expensive weapons program — is projected to cost $1.7 trillion over its 66-year lifetime, roughly equivalent to the nominal GDP of Russia. Despite its eyewatering price tag, the jet is still plagued by deficient software. These overruns are baked into the system. Like many defense projects, the F-35 is intricately bound up with U.S. domestic politics. Nearly every state has economic ties to the project, with 29 states counting on it for $100 million or more in economic activity. The F-35 directly and indirectly creates about 250,000 jobs in 45 states and Puerto Rico, according to Lockheed Martin. The tortured process of defense acquisition has squeezed creativity from the system and made it difficult to deliver innovation. A 2021 Hudson Institute study argued that the time it takes for the Defense Department to go from identifying a need to awarding a contract has increased from about one year in 1950 to seven years today. For innovative systems, such as the F-35, it can take another 21 years to become operational. China, by contrast, is able to deliver capabilities far more quickly. In a July 2021 address, Maj. Gen. Cameron Holt, then deputy assistant secretary of the Air Force for Acquisition, estimated that China is procuring munitions and other high-end weapons systems “five-to-six-times” faster than the U.S. At the nub of the problem is the Pentagon’s planning, programming, budgeting and execution process, known as PPBE. It controls the resources that make weapons programs happen, but such is its reputation that Congress created a commission to overhaul the process. It’s due to report this year. “The Pentagon is such a huge bureaucracy and the budgeting process and acquisition processes are really long, very slow, very cumbersome and very linear,” said Stacie Pettyjohn with the Center for a New American Security. “You’re not really rewarded for taking risks.” The Pentagon’s largess is so sprawling that, through military bases and contracts, it touches all 535 members of U.S. Congress — money that translates into jobs and revenue for companies that are major campaign donors. Then there are Pentagon regulations, which over time have helped shape the way defense companies work. The result is traditional defense contractors are adept at maneuvering the onerous regulations process required to do business with the Pentagon, whereas startup firms are not. Elon Musk had to sue the government to allow SpaceX to compete for the Pentagon’s national security space launches. The U.S. government at the time was pouring money into United Launch Alliance — a joint venture between Boeing and Lockheed Martin — that had to use Russian-made rocket engines to propel Pentagon satellites into space after the government decided neither Lockheed nor Boeing were up to the task of being a launch provider. Musk won. By the time he sued, SpaceX had flown its Falcon 9 rocket and was already entrenched with NASA. And United Launch Alliance is now partnered with Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin to develop a fully reusable, American-made engine. “They have a motto: Fail to Succeed,” said Calvert, who’s known Musk for 20 years. “In other words, they’re not afraid of failure, because they learn from those failures and then they move on to the next thing.” The system even struggles to make enough of platforms and technologies the U.S. already has, as illustrated by the lack of capacity to make enough munitions to replace those sent to aid Kyiv. The number of Javelins transferred between February and August last year represented seven years of production at 2022 rates, a study by the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington found. The number of Stingers equaled the total built for all foreign customers over the last two decades. The shortfalls stem from reforms introduced in the 1990s, when the Pentagon encouraged defense contractors to embrace the “just-in-time” revolution in manufacturing. The new system was imperfect, but it wasn’t necessarily inefficient for the challenges of the day. Its shortcomings are becoming glaringly evident now. “The Pentagon treats the defense industrial base like “a hardware store that has many other customers,” said Eric Fanning, a former Army secretary who now is the president of the Aerospace Industries Association. Whereas in fact there is just one, meaning that there is no sense for munitions companies to maintain capacity that exceeds demand. These same constraints on U.S. industrial production exposed by supplying Ukraine would apply in any potential war against China — whose economy is some 10 times larger than Russia’s. Recent war games conducted by CSIS found that the U.S. could run out of long-range, precision-guided munitions in less than a week in a conflict over Taiwan. At the same time as it pursued a manufacturing revolution, the industry embraced globalized supply chains in search of low costs and high efficiency with little regard to geopolitical risk. A February 2022 Pentagon report highlighted supply-chain vulnerabilities in areas including hypersonics, directed energy weapons, and microelectronics. The Titanium Metals Corporation (TIMET), for example, is the last remaining U.S. producer of titanium sponge, necessary for the manufacture of military engines and airframes to armor for America’s main battle tank.In September 2022, the Pentagon halted deliveries of the F-35 after finding an alloy used in magnets for pumps made by Honeywell International Inc. was made in China. Deliveries resumed after the company found an “alternative U.S. source” for the alloy.All of these factors have implications for America’s ability to deter China.The U.S. government is reevaluating its processes for designing, manufacturing, delivering and sustaining equipment, said the Defense Department’s Jurgensen. “These actions will allow us to deliver modernized capabilities to the warfighter at the speed and scale required for the high-end fight — providing a deterrent value all their own.”There are reasons to avoid panic. The U.S. still spends more on its military than anyone else and possesses technology that China and others are clamoring to copy. China also has its own problems, with chronic corruption and an inability to catch up on foundational technologies like semiconductors and jet engines. There’s a new sense of urgency in the Pentagon after recent shocks. Even the canceled Future Combat Systems program had its merits, argues Signorelli, formerly of BAE Systems. “I can point to vehicles today that are using technology that we developed on FCS,” he said. For John Ferrari, a retired Army major general who served as director of program analysis and evaluation, the issue is that the relationship between industry and its Pentagon patron is so complex and multifaceted that it’s difficult to know where reforms should begin. “Every single person knows that what we’re doing is crazy,” said Ferrari. “But everybody is helpless to change it.” ©2023 Bloomberg L.P. Visit bloomberg.com. DEFENSE & PRIVATE INDUSTRY NEED SECURE STABLE U.S. ESG/GHG DOMESTICALLY SOURCED CRITICAL MINERALS. THE ELK CREEK MINE IN NEBRASKA IS THE LARGE NIOBIUM DEPOIT IN THE U.S. & SECOND LARGEST PROVEN RARE EARTH DEPOSIT TO DATE! WHAT IS GOING ON AT TIMET? BACK IN 2020-21 THE ONLY PRODUCING TITANIUM SPONGE PLANT WAS "CLOSED"!(Lets look at this 2021 Article for reference:)~ Why the US manufacturing renaissance is essential for its survival~ This article was produced by the Independent Media InstituteWhy the US manufacturing renaissance is essential for its survival NationofChangeAfter decades of decline, the nation now seems “on the brink” of understanding that it’s let far too much manufacturing capacity slip away. By Tom Conway -March 15, 2021 Sam Phillips and Trey Maestas fought tirelessly to save TIMET’s titanium sponge plant, both to protect the jobs of about 420 coworkers and to safeguard America’s future. The decades-old facility in Henderson, Nevada, was the nation’s last remaining producer of the coral-like material essential for manufacturing warplanes, munitions, satellites, civilian jetliners, ships and even joints for artificial hips. The plant’s closing last year—despite the best efforts of Phillips and Maestas of United Steelworkers (USW) Local 4856—left the nation completely dependent on foreign imports of titanium sponge and further decimated manufacturing supply chains crucial to the nation’s security. America can only be truly free if it rebuilds these and other vital lifelines. On February 24, President Joe Biden signed an executive order requiring an immediate, 100-day federal review of supply chain vulnerabilities in industries like computer chips and pharmaceuticals. That’s a welcome start. But it will take a much broader and long-term rebuilding commitment to overcome the damage that decades of neglect and offshoring inflicted on the country’s manufacturing base. Over the past year, widespread shortages of face masks and other personal protective equipment (PPE) needed to fight the COVID-19 pandemic laid bare the withered state of U.S. industry. However, the nation cannot regain industrial strength merely by ramping up the assembly of PPE, cars, refrigerators, electronic devices and the other finished products that consumers need for emergencies and everyday life. That would leave the job half done. The country’s security also depends on patching hollowed-out supply chains and building back the capacity to produce all of the raw materials, parts and components, like titanium sponge, that go into those end products. That means ensuring America not only makes sufficient numbers of face masks and surgical gowns but also continues to produce the homopolymers that go into them. It means manufacturing and stockpiling hand sanitizer, as well as the springs that operate the hand pumps. America needs to manufacture air conditioners to cool homes and businesses and earth-moving equipment, wheat combines and elevators to power a diverse economy. But it’s just as important to produce on U.S. soil the bearings and other parts that keep these machines running. “We’re at the mercy of whoever is supplying us,” said Maestas, vice president of Local 4856 and a TIMET worker for 17 years, noting foreign nations can cut off shipments for economic or political reasons whenever they want. “Our supplies could change at the drop of a dime.” Maestas and Phillips, the Local 4856 president, repeatedly warned last year that eliminating domestic production of titanium sponge posed a grave threat to national security. “We were keeping planes in the air, military and civilian,” Maestas recalled. “I, for one, was proud of what we were doing.” The USW sent an urgent letter to the previous administration, stressing that the importance of titanium sponge “cannot be overstated” and demanding that the plant be saved “to assist in the defense of our nation.” But no help ever came. It wasn’t just the USW raising the alarm. The Defense Department has cited unavailability of titanium sponge as a “potential single point of failure” in military supply chains. Yet TIMET idled the plant anyway. And more losses like this will only render the country weaker and weaker. “If you can do this to the only titanium sponge plant in North America, what else are you going to do it to?” asked Phillips, who has worked at TIMET for 20 years. “Where does it stop?” Right now, America’s failure to produce sufficient numbers of computer chips hinders recovery from the COVID-19 recession. Ford and General Motors scaled back production in three states in recent days because of severe shortages of the semiconductors needed to operate vehicle entertainment, navigation and safety systems. But the bottleneck puts more than automobile production at risk. Computer chips also power vacuum cleaners, kitchen appliances, cell phones and the U.S. space program, among many other industries, so scarcities imperil vast swaths of the U.S. economy as well as millions of jobs. Biden’s executive order requires the government to conduct 100-day reviews of supply chain weaknesses in the computer chip, pharmaceutical, electric battery and rare minerals industries while also launching yearlong analyses of capacity in the defense, transportation and several other industries. Filling the many gaps will require historic, long-term investments in manufacturing facilities, in innovation and research, and in the roads, ports and other transportation systems essential for moving U.S. goods across the country and around the world. America’s prosperity and security will require shoring up the supply chains in all industries, not just the handful that Biden has highlighted so far. Because while the nation faces urgent shortages of PPE and computer chips today, it could face just as pressing a demand for other products—like components and infrastructure for energy generation—tomorrow. “We make important stuff,” said Paul Bartholomew, president of USW Local 2285, whose 200 members produce valves, spacers and compressor disks for gas turbines, along with products for the aerospace and defense industries, at Wyman-Gordon in Massachusetts. “You just saw what happened in Texas,” Bartholomew said, referring to a collapse of the state’s power grid that plunged millions into darkness during frigid winter storms in February. “You need electricity. You need heat. We assist in power generation.” After decades of decline, Bartholomew said, the nation now seems “on the brink” of understanding that it’s let far too much manufacturing capacity slip away. Phillips hopes the nation will yet realize the mistake of idling titanium sponge operations in Nevada. But once a plant like that goes idle, it takes time to build the capacity back. Phillips estimates it would take two years to have the facility fully operational again. And in a crisis, America may not have that time to spare. Welcome to TIMET ~Since 1950, TIMET has been leading the industry in mill and melted products, supplying nearly one-fifth of the world's titanium. We are the only supplier with production facilities in both the United States and Europe to support our multinational customer base. ~ Timet - TIMET HomeI 'M LOOKING FORWARD TO THE TIMET NEVADA TITANIUM PLANT ALONG WITH THE NEW RAVENSWOOD TITANIUM PLANT & OTHERS SUCH MANUFACTURING TO RETURN TO THE UNITED STATES & ALLIES!FEB. 22, 2023, ~Foundations: Berkshire Hathaway deal brings new life to Ravenswood~Foundations: Berkshire Hathaway deal brings new life to Ravenswood News, Sports, Jobs - News and Sentinel #NIOCORP~JANUARY 2023 National Defense Act PASSES. It Calls out (NIOBIUM, TITANIUM & SCANDIUM) & the need to Establish a U.S. Industrial Base for the Supply & Processing of ALL! NATIONAL DEFENSE AUTHORIZATION ACT FOR FISCAL YEAR 2023 (Pages #242 -256)https://docs.house.gov/billsthisweek/20220711/CRPT-117hrpt397.pdfhttps://preview.redd.it/i2ozkdsenxja1.png?width=832&format=png&auto=webp&s=72ba70b5e80ea07e3e3365ff4de56303a29ea6eb NIOCORPS ELK CREEK MINE WILL HELP SECURE A DIVERSE, DOMESTIC SUPPLY OF NIOBIUM, TITANIUM, SCANDIUM & (PENDING VAIBLE RARE EARTH MINERALS!) FOR DEFENSE & PRIVATE INDUSTRY....Home - NioCorp Developments Ltd.NioCorp_Investor_Presentation.pdf (secureservercdn.net)Overview of the Elk Creek Project Elk Creek Project - NioCorp Developments Ltd.NioCorp is developing North America’s only niobium / scandium / titanium advanced materials manufacturing facility co-located with an underground mine. Located near Elk Creek, Nebraska, this will be the highest grade niobium project in North America, as well as one of the largest prospective producers of scandium in the world.Niobium is a relatively scarce metal and there are only three primary Niobium mines in the world today. But growing demand has created a global market value of >$5 billion. Niobium is considered so critical by the U.S. that it is one of a small handful of metals that the National Defense Stockpile purchases, according to DoD Strategic and Critical Materials reports. What We Intend to Produce According to NioCorp’s June 2022 Feasibility Study, the Elk Creek Project is expected to produce the following over its 38-year operating life: Ferroniobium (FeNb): An average of 7,348 tonnes per annum (tpa) of ferroniobium, a crucial component in high strength, low-alloy (HSLA) steel that is increasingly used in bridges and other large infrastructure projects, as well as in high-pressure oil and gas pipelines, steel-chassis vehicles, commercial aviation, aerospace, defense systems, and in many other applications. Niobium also is a component of superalloys used in nearly all jet engines and power generation turbines. Scandium Trioxide (Sc2O3): An average of 102 tpa of scandium trioxide. Scandium has important uses in environmentally preferred Solid Oxide Fuel Cells, as well as in ultra-high-performance aluminum alloys. Scandium greatly strengthens aluminum alloys and allows them to be reliably welded, which presents revolutionary potential for the commercial airline industry. For example, between $1.0-$1.5 million of scandium oxide in a single airliner offers $21-27 million in net present value fuel savings. Titanium Dioxide (TiO2): An average of 12,063 tpa of titanium dioxide. Titanium has the highest strength-to-density ratio of any metallic element, and it is used in wide variety of sectors, including aerospace, national defense, chemical processing, desalination, automotive, health care, communications, sporting goods, and many others. Titanium in its oxide form also is used in the manufacture of pigments in paints, plastics and paper, and is a photocatalyst.Robust Estimated Financial Returns The June 2022 Feasibility Study projects robust economics and returns for the Project, and substantial improvements over the Project’s 2019 Feasibility Study: NIOCORP ON Jan. 31st, 2023, ~ "Working with White House officials on critical minerals issues. This Administration is working hard to help support environmentally responsible critical minerals projects like NioCorp’s Elk Creek Project in the great State of Nebraska. "~(What were they doing in D.C.... Can't wait for the team to tell us when they can!)Feb. 6th 2023, ~NioCorp’s Rare Earth Demonstration Plant Showing Strong Rare Earth Recovery Results, in Line with Expectations~Scott Honan, NioCorp’s Chief Operating Officer. “In the coming weeks, we look forward to seeing additional results from L3’s efforts, including the final portions of the operation involving niobium and titanium separations.”NioCorp's Rare Earth Demonstration Plant Showing Strong Rare Earth Recovery Results, in Line with Expectations - NioCorp Developments Ltd. CENTENNIAL, Colo. (February 6, 2023) – NioCorp Developments Ltd. (“NioCorp” or the “Company”) (TSX:NB) (OTCQX:NIOBF) today announced that its demonstration-scale processing plant (the “demonstration plant”) at L3 Process Development in Quebec, Canada has succeeded in producing a high-purity mixed rare earth concentrate from NioCorp’s integrated demonstration plant. These encouraging results lend support to the technical feasibility of separating high-purity oxides of several key magnetic rare earths, on which the U.S. is presently 100% dependent, primarily from China, from ore comprising the Elk Creek Critical Minerals Project (“Project“). NioCorp’s patent-pending demonstration scale rare earth extraction and purification solvent extraction process operation is ongoing in Trois-Rivieres, Quebec, using solutions generated by the upstream operations of the demonstration plant. The rare earths were then precipitated out of solution, producing a solid that contains 6% praseodymium (“Pr“) oxide, 25% neodymium (“Nd”) oxide, 0.35% terbium oxide (“Tb“), and 1.6% dysprosium (“Dy“) oxide, with the balance of the solids consisting primarily of rare earths with minor base metal impurities. NIOCORP ON MARCH 10th 2023 NioCorp to Hold Special Meeting of Shareholders on March 10, 2023 Regarding its Proposed GXII Transactionhttps://www.niocorp.com/niocorp-to-hold-special-meeting-of-shareholders-on-march-10-2023-regarding-its-proposed-gxii-transaction/https://preview.redd.it/vvd8zlj7qxja1.png?width=980&format=png&auto=webp&s=055c8d02a197bfa8307317587459f088085a906a FORM YOUR OWN OPINIONS & CONCLUSIONS ABOVE!FEB. 23, 2023 ~ AS Yellen Calls for More Ukraine Support and Warns China Against Helping RussiaYellen Calls for More Ukraine Support and Warns China Against Helping Russia - The New York Times (nytimes.com)Ahead of a meeting of G20 finance ministers, the Treasury secretary offered a dark assessment of Russia’s economy and warned China of the consequences of helping Moscow skirt U.S. sanctions. IMHO - THE MINE IS AFOOT!... ~ (Pending Finance) GXII EUITY DEAL ~PENDING NASDAQ LISTING ~PENDING THE PATENT-PENDING FINAL DEMONSTRATION PLANT RESULTS ***(INCLUDING VIABLE RARE EARTH MINERALS ARE WEEKS OUT!) ~PENDING ~ DEFENSE & PRIVATE INDUSTRY NEED THESE SUPER HEAT RESISTANT HEA, MXENES, CERAMIC ALLOYS BEING DEVLOPED! HYPERSONICS, AEROSPACE, DEFENSE, & INDUTRY & OEMS ~PENDING~ THESE CRITICAL MINERALS WILL HAVE MULTIPLE USES FOR DEFENSE & PRIVATE INDUSTRY MOVING FORWARD! GO TEAM NIOCORP! TIME TO FUND THIS BEAST!!!! ENGAGE TEAM NIOCORP! Chico |
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2021.04.14 08:28 InternetFreedomIn Sign on and support close to 10 Organisations and 158 Individuals who are warning against Aadhaar based Facial Recognition for Vaccination!
submitted by InternetFreedomIn to india [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/j9yvdh0713t61.png?width=1600&format=png&auto=webp&s=87be7db02faf46f1db5ec211124ffc59678c2ef3 tl;drIn a recent interview, the National Health Authority chief Dr. R.S. Sharma stated that facial recognition technology (FRT) would be used in conjunction with Aadhaar to authenticate the identity of people seeking vaccines. Working with Rethink Aadhaar and a team of volunteers that is co-signed by more than 10 organisations and 158 individuals, many from the public health movement we have released a joint statement opposing it. In the statement, we highlight our concerns on the use of this inaccurate technology for access to vaccines and how it may lead to potentially life threatening exclusion. Sign on to the statement here!What happened?In an interview to The Print, the CEO of the National Health Authority, Dr. R.S. Sharma, who is also the former Director General of the Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI), said that,“Aadhaar-based facial recognition system could soon replace biometric fingerprint or iris scan machines at Covid-19 vaccination centres across the country in order to avoid infections”.While currently the Government is using biometric fingerprint or iris scan machines for the purpose of authentication of identity at vaccination centres, they could soon be replaced with FRT by the Government which believes that use of FRT will help in avoiding infections. According to the interview, the pilot for the program has already been initiated in Jharkhand. Following severe backlash from privacy as well as public health organisations, Dr. R.S. Sharma, on April 10, 2021, clarified that Aadhaar based FRT usage for access to vaccines is just a “proof of concept” at this stage, and won’t be made mandatory even if it is rolled out across the country. However, even non-mandatory use of Aadhaar based FRT is extremely problematic and should be immediately halted. We discuss our concerns on use of FRT in the next section. However, a public interest technologist, Anivar Aravind has posted the following screenshot from the COWIN platform: https://twitter.com/anivastatus/1381823055119314944?s=20 https://preview.redd.it/dy5oepye13t61.png?width=1008&format=png&auto=webp&s=160142c78df4a3b212fa2eec853f180984ca5a34 Joint Statement by more than 10 organisations and 158 IndividualsThe undersigned human rights and digital rights organisations and individuals, including those from the public health community express their deep concern on the National Health Authority’s plans to use facial recognition for “contactless” COVID-19 vaccine delivery. Facial recognition technologies (FRT) pose a grave threat to human rights, including privacy, and are being rolled out in the absence of a valid legal basis. We recognise that the timely and efficient delivery of vaccines is vital. However, the use of facial recognition for authentication does little to ensure this, and will in addition put in place rights-infringing technologies that enable mass surveillance and the erosion of fundamental rights.The unchecked rollout of FRTs increases the risk of unchecked government surveillance, and mission creep. Evidence has shown that FRTs are not accurate and linking this untested technology to the vaccination roll-out will only exclude persons from the vaccine delivery system. R.S. Sharma, the current head of the National Health Authority, and former chief of UIDAI said in a recent statement that the “Aadhaar-based facial recognition system could soon replace biometric fingerprint or iris scan machines at Covid-19 vaccination centres across the country in order to avoid infections.” This has given rise to considerable concern and anxiety for many who are yet to be vaccinated. FRT deployment would result in a drastic change in existing government policy for an inclusive rollout of the vaccination process. As per stated government policy, note that biometric authentication is not currently being used in the vaccination process. As the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare clarified in the Lok Sabha, Aadhaar is not mandatory to receive the vaccine, and the ICMR’s guidelines on the vaccination process are clear that multiple forms of ID will be accepted. FRTs pose an alarming threat of exclusion, harms to privacy, with a high likelihood of function creep.
Our demands are direct with the shared intent of ensuring the prompt and universal delivery of vaccines in a rights respecting manner to mitigate the tremendous harm resulting each day to thousands of Indians due to this pandemic. We call on the Government of India and public officials, specifically Shri R.S. Sharma to :
We all need to remain vigilant on FRT System deploymentsFRT is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based technology system which learns to recognize faces on the basis of the data sets that are fed to it. Research has shown that FRT shows high levels of inaccuracy in correctly identifying faces due to the use of biased datasets. Existing bias creeps into these datasets through the people who design them and is reinforced. (Read our review of the Coded Bias documentary which beautifully highlights the work of the women leading the charge against FRT)This inaccuracy, which is inbuilt into the system, leads to false negative results. A false negative result occurs when the FRT fails to correctly identify the person. This will result in exclusion of the people from access to the schemes for which the authentication of identity was being carried out. We have already seen this occur in the case of Aadhaar to the extent that exclusion led to starvation deaths. Combining these two inaccurate systems will only lead to compounding the existent exclusion. India is currently at an extremely crucial juncture in its fight against this pandemic and the COVID-19 vaccine is essential to this fight. The foremost way of mitigating the harms of this deadly disease is to ensure that vaccination against COVID-19 is prioritised. The Government has a duty to ensure that any unnecessary hurdles to access to the vaccine are removed. However, with the introduction of this new policy initiative, the Government is increasing them without cause. In addition to this, under our Project Panoptic, we have been warning against the function creep of this harmful technology since last year. Function creep occurs when a technology or system gradually widens its scope from its original purpose to encompass and to fulfill wider functions. This is the major concern among many privacy experts with regard to the use of FRT wherein they are worried that its use will exceed the indicated purpose of authentication of identity and will end up facilitating state-sponsored mass surveillance. Sign on! Vaccination shouldn’t be dependent on a person’s faceWe are today opening up this statement for endorsement for our community and the general public. You can endorse it by filling the form below. The form allows you to endorse the statement either individually or organisationally (please ensure you have your organisation’s sign-off). After we collect all these signatures we will send it across to Dr. R.S. Sharma and other public officials and government departments for their consideration.Sign on here: https://blocksurvey.io/survey/1PfQfn62JSDjjyK4nuHoY5t21wKeuocLLm/e9c771fd-5edf-4856-b130-29e158e840e4 List of existing signatories (Organisations and Individuals)https://preview.redd.it/tm40zitw13t61.png?width=880&format=png&auto=webp&s=767cfd79ef610ed49e0e132df2e5f364b3d5769aFind list of individuals here: https://internetfreedom.in/sign-on-and-support-close-to-10-organisations-and-158-individuals-who-are-warning-against-aadhaar-based-facial-recognition-for-vaccination/ We earnestly share the hope of all these signatories for a positive governmental response. It is crucial at the present time, when we are in this health emergency, that the government prioritizes easy access to vaccines. Important Documents
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2021.02.27 09:27 PranavMahajan1 Positive Effect On Cryptocurrency And Its Increasing Demand Among The People
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2020.09.25 11:08 saini1805 How to Integrate Magento with QuickBooks?
submitted by saini1805 to u/saini1805 [link] [comments] QuickBooks Magento Integration QuickBooks is the most widely used accounting solution enriched with optimized options that multiply productivity. You can easily integrate different platforms in it to enhance functionality, such as Magento. With the help of a PowerSync tool, you can smoothly integrate QuickBooks with the Magento store. Lets walk through in this article to explore in-depth details on PowerSync tool and how it is useful for QuickBooks Magento integration. PowerSync: An Automated tool for QuickBooks Magento Integration: It is a powerful tool used for integrating Magento into QuickBooks and QuickBooks to the Magento store. PowerSync is known as an automated system that plays a primary role in automatic sync of tax rates and other information between Magento and QuickBooks. It provides an ease of order synchronization, which seems difficult for Online retailers. Core features associated with QuickBooks Magento integration through PowerSync:
Power Sync’s QuickBooks integration offers the Magento 2 eCommerce platform that integrates the Magento into the QuickBooks account. It provides data accuracy and data quality. It lets data enter persistently into QuickBooks via automation synchronization. Productive-friendly benefits of QuickBooks Magento Integration: Ease of Mapping Payment Mode : QuickBooks Magento integration is beneficial in providing an automatic payment connection between the Back end of Magento and the accounting software's front page. It allows merchants to keep track of customers' payment methods. This integration supports frequently used payment modes, including Cash on delivery, Billing, Bank Transfer, Purchase order, etc. Simplify Financial Management: Fortunately, this Magento integration permits vendors/owners to boost and improve financial management. They can use the automation option to update details between two connected systems in real-time. It, in turn, simplifies the process as it reduces the traditional manual data entry. Moreover, it rectifies errors and streamlines the tracking of any modifications. Ideal Time savior: It saves valuable time with Automatic workflows like automatic syncs of detail and updates of financial data. If any import of transactions occurs in Magento, it gets automatically updated in a relevant field of QuickBooks. Auto-synchronization without interruption: This powerful integration allows the auto-synchronization of multiple products, including inventory, services, general information. Goodbye to time-consuming manual data transfer: You can easily generate accurate Unpaid invoices when customers purchase any item or service. Change in order gets automatically update. Moreover, you can quickly create emails and purchase orders. Closure: That’s all about QuickBooks Magento Integration. We have seen how helpful this integration in enhancing business productivity. The above document provided you with awareness about the amazing features like synchronization of products, automatic updates. Adding features in the best system can positively affect productivity! So proceed with using the integration option of QuickBooks to integrate Magento store with QuickBooks through PowerSync. In case you are still unable to integrate magento with QuickBooks, then you must call our QuickBooks support team at +1844-313-4856 or do QuickBooks live chat support with our support team 24x7. |
2020.09.22 10:52 saini1805 How to Integration Amazon with QuickBooks?
submitted by saini1805 to u/saini1805 [link] [comments] QuickBooks Amazon Integration QuickBooks accounting software always surprises with its amazing features. The addition of QuickBooks in Amazon bring more profits. The aim of this integration is to monitor and track the entire process more accurately to increase the business economy. This article will provide a brief description of “QuickBooks Amazon Integration” along with its advanced features. Brief Description : Make Amazon Accounting Automated - To find accuracy and less-time consuming process, amazon needs to integrate with QuickBooks accounting software. It makes the entire amazon accountancy automated to find better results and to reduce human efforts. In that way, they have more time to focus on all other services also. With these things, they will able to focus on each process to get potential profit. With help of this integration, Amazon seller knows and understands all financial issues like never before. It helps to identify and manage your entire Amazon transaction data. After syncing with this approach, you can work more confidently to track FBA fees, inventory cost, taxes, shipping expenses, and many more processes. It introduces many advanced features such as Advanced Automation, Dedicated support, Full Analytics, Easy Installation, and Affordable cost. After integration, you can easily import Amazon order related information into the QuickBooks self-employed to meet with easy techniques to categorize the business transaction. This amazing feature is only available via QuickBooks self-employed labs to choose the users. To integrate with your Amazon account, perform the below steps: o From the upper right corner, choose the "Gear" icon o Then choose "Labs" and then click on the "Turn it On" option o After that, fill your Amazon credentials o Then, it permits the connection to complete the process Once you have integrated with Amazon, you can easily view a few orders at very first. Whenever transactions are imported via connected amazing to view order details, then they will easily be identified how many products have been attached to it. You have the option to split all transactions by order product. While parting in QuickBooks Self-Employed, the transactions default to a split by thing, with the delivery and sales taxes for the allocated order relatively over the items. New things you get in QuickBooks Amazon Integration: Record your Orders: ∙ you can easily record order individually or summed up by month, week, day, or a specific settlement period with journal entries ∙ You can easily create invoices and sales Receipts ∙ In QuickBooks, consequently, update your inventory with each Amazon deal ∙ In QuickBooks, missing products automatically create ∙ Easy to access all details about record transactions such as Sales tax, discount promo codes, payment method. The shipping method, shipping address, and billing address ∙ Work with QuickBooks class-tracking, assemblies, bundle items, and group item ∙ Along with QuickBooks, You can work with all type of currencies Sync Inventory: ∙ You can easily hold on to inventory levels updated with every sale and return ∙ Forecasting Inventory ∙ While adding stock to your QuickBooks, you find Automatically update inventory levels ∙ Sync items escorted by variations ∙ You can easily work with QuickBooks Enterprises advanced inventory module ∙ East to track numerous inventory sites Sales tax Compliance: ∙ You can work for both single as well as multiple tax jurisdictions ∙ Guide Sales tax to an explicit product in QuickBooks for exact sales tax filing Reports you want them: ∙ To find the reports in your manner, how Amazon Channel performing with a summary of transactions ∙ You get a clear view of all profits and losses by order, region, product, customer, and many more. Listings: ∙ you can publish your products from QuickBooks to your Amazon store including images and all other related details. ∙ Bulk Export listing Fully Automated: Utilize the scheduler to automate all posting to find accuracy in real-time Manage Refunds & cancellations: You can easily make credit memos against the initial sale for exact transaction level accounting Handle high volumes: ● You can easily record thousands of transactions per day ● You can easily record or utilize summaries to keep the QuickBooks company file smaller Generate purchase orders: ● You find advanced configurable settings for generating POs ● Automated process to generate the vendor emails & purchase orders It integrates with your all Amazon stores and capabilities such as amazon prime, Amazon.com, Amazon UK, Amazon EU, Amazon Canada, Amazon Mexico, FBA, and Amazon Seller central Few things to remember: No new transactions are made. Existing transactions imported from your bank or credit card coordinated to orders on Amazon and the order related items are added to them. For Amazon to order details to show up in QuickBooks Self-Employed, you more likely than not associated with the record you use to buy items on Amazon. In any case, if the record isn't associated, the transaction details won't show up in light of the fact that they won't match the transaction. So in case if you utilize two installment techniques on Amazon, just the items bought with the installment strategy associated with QuickBooks Self-Employed will appear in QuickBooks Self-Employed. Items bought with a gift card or limited-time credit won't show up. After you've spared the part transaction, your work will stay, regardless of whether you select to kill the Amazon combination. Just the actual order items will vanish from the transaction. Conclusion: I hope the above information helps you know about the benefits and all the necessary information about the “QuickBooks Amazon Integration” It helps to grow your business with new ideas. QuickBooks’ in-built features reduce all complex issues to make things easy and simple. Thank you for spending your quality time to read my blog. If you have any doubt regarding the QuickBooks Amazon integration . then you can call our QuickBooks Support team at +1-844-313-4856 or do live chat with our QuickBooks online support team 24x7. |
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2018.12.11 12:58 RayCobaine [Summary] The Republic of Colombia National Budget; Fiscal Year 2028
GDP | 485675M |
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GDP Growth Rate | 3.95997217316851% |
GDP Per Capita | $8874.01790608442 |
Population | 54730000 |
Base Bonus | Shock Bonus | All Other Bonuses | Trade Bloc Bonus | Long Term Shock Bonus |
---|---|---|---|---|
3.52% | -0.15% | -0.15% | 0.79% | -0.05% |
Effective Taxation Rate | 35.5% |
---|---|
Revenue | 172414.625M |
**Expenditures | 170957.6M |
"**Surplus/Deficit | 1510.37539999999M""" |
Soverign Debt | Interest | Debt Servicing | Change | New Sovereign Debt |
---|---|---|---|---|
183,559 M | 5506.77 M | 16512.95 M | 1510.38 M | -12516.56 M |
Sector | Expenditure | % of Budget | New GDP% | Prev. GDP% | GDP Δ% | Previous Expenditure | Δ Expenditure |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
General Government | 24283.75 M | 14.20% | 5% | 5% | 0 M | 24283.75 M | |
Defence | 20884.025 M | 12.22% | 4.30% | 4.30% | 0 M | 20884.025 M | |
Foriegn Aid | 1457.025 M | 0.85% | 0.30% | 0.30% | 0 M | 1457.025 M | |
Science & Technology | 3642.5625 M | 2.13% | 0.75% | 0.75% | 0 M | 3642.5625 M | |
Energy | 4856.75 M | 2.84% | 1.00% | 1.00% | 0 M | 4856.75 M | |
Resources & Environment | 7285.125 M | 4.26% | 1.50% | 1.50% | 0 M | 7285.125 M | |
Agriculture | 12141.875 M | 7.10% | 2.50% | 2.50% | 0 M | 12141.875 M | |
Infrastructure & Transportation | 14570.25 M | 8.52% | 3.00% | 3.00% | 0 M | 14570.25 M | |
Education & Training | 14570.25 M | 8.52% | 3.00% | 3.00% | 0 M | 14570.25 M | |
Labour & Social Services | 16998.625 M | 9.94% | 3.50% | 3.50% | 0 M | 16998.625 M | |
Health | 16755.7875 M | 9.80% | 3.45% | 3.45% | 0 M | 16755.7875 M | |
Social Security | 16998.625 M | 9.94% | 3.50% | 3.50% | 0 M | 16998.625 M | |
Debt Servicing | 16512.95 M | 9.66% | 3.40% | 3.40% | 0 M | 16512.95 M | |
Total Spending | 170957.6 M | 100.00% | 35% | 0 | 35% | 0 M | 170957.6 M |
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138 | 2290 | dcuajunco | 43555 |
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140 | 2329 | quiggyfish | 43354 |
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143 | 2388 | rdsathene | 43126 |
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159 | 2621 | AdelynR | 42529 |
160 | 2624 | NiceThai | 42525 |
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168 | 2783 | decompossedkazoo | 40936 |
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179 | 3022 | ok1na | 39504 |
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182 | 3108 | Arteming | 37975 |
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186 | 3191 | availabilityfailure | 37430 |
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211 | 3566 | queennozonico | 36123 |
212 | 3579 | eliseon133 | 36079 |
213 | 3623 | Yohane_ | 35900 |
214 | 3642 | a_random_npc | 35767 |
215 | 3656 | Milkyzx | 35677 |
216 | 3700 | KevWasHere | 35428 |
217 | 3761 | iAmLaws | 35087 |
218 | 3803 | burnsama | 34966 |
219 | 3806 | Inuzuka28 | 34962 |
220 | 3828 | LoiraRae | 34886 |
221 | 3862 | Cyrustd | 34772 |
222 | 3872 | christmasbob1 | 34737 |
223 | 3876 | jimmuu | 34711 |
224 | 3882 | KitsuneMiko | 34700 |
225 | 3897 | Desirelens | 34655 |
226 | 3903 | nezoomi | 34643 |
227 | 3922 | Couryielle | 34594 |
228 | 3925 | coreopsios | 34587 |
229 | 3959 | juu_nyan | 34490 |
230 | 3961 | foreverninetyeight | 34486 |
231 | 4009 | hitsukiko | 34356 |
232 | 4013 | MistressLutea | 34350 |
233 | 4031 | ReyDeCaos | 34308 |
234 | 4048 | xmirie | 34261 |
235 | 4065 | Rinisbae | 34225 |
236 | 4069 | ameliette | 34214 |
237 | 4113 | CINCONUMBERCERO | 34130 |
238 | 4121 | tasukidaisuki | 34105 |
239 | 4130 | Syldor | 34086 |
240 | 4144 | justgalsbeingpals | 34067 |
241 | 4154 | PLUR94 | 34033 |
242 | 4156 | gay4arise | 34028 |
243 | 4173 | lawragatajar | 34011 |
244 | 4206 | coronene | 33849 |
245 | 4210 | Reianz | 33830 |
246 | 4227 | Nemvice | 33627 |
247 | 4234 | Zecchan | 33586 |
248 | 4235 | CamerooniLL | 33576 |
249 | 4252 | Aliceofoz | 33462 |
250 | 4258 | GrygrFlzr | 33425 |
251 | 4277 | RaisuEatah | 33320 |
252 | 4319 | grenjarl | 33147 |
253 | 4324 | sfrankdaddy | 33128 |
254 | 4329 | smilezsosik | 33091 |
255 | 4350 | Kagabean | 32997 |
256 | 4357 | barefootchuck39 | 32981 |
257 | 4367 | Xele01 | 32954 |
258 | 4415 | deeroneta | 32782 |
259 | 4416 | bad_user__name | 32781 |
260 | 4417 | learnyoursin | 32779 |
261 | 4440 | PastelCake | 32709 |
262 | 4469 | Zehel_SIF | 32599 |
263 | 4517 | poccolocco | 32442 |
264 | 4538 | StarXin | 32376 |
265 | 4543 | rez_spb | 32354 |
266 | 4562 | HikariYousei | 32312 |
267 | 4584 | TheSparkleDerp | 32257 |
268 | 4600 | DJLTheFirst | 32222 |
269 | 4662 | Remmyram | 32114 |
270 | 4671 | xochie | 32103 |
271 | 4725 | InstantZero | 31962 |
272 | 4816 | KIAmotors | 31765 |
273 | 4831 | woolfie12 | 31745 |
274 | 4845 | mirainico | 31695 |
275 | 4849 | thespicyguy | 31690 |
276 | 4851 | ccdewa | 31687 |
277 | 4856 | EpicatSupercell | 31668 |
278 | 4871 | Villanieux | 31649 |
279 | 4906 | Tsunimu | 31573 |
280 | 4946 | thefolkius | 31480 |
281 | 4959 | Luciferniichan | 31443 |
282 | 4986 | dwlrmas | 31386 |
283 | 4993 | TogekissThis | 31375 |
284 | 4999 | Togamei | 31360 |
285 | 5065 | Whatcha_Selling | 31224 |
286 | 5090 | reirapurin | 31193 |
287 | 5098 | hamham012 | 31176 |
288 | 5103 | BAC_BAC | 31170 |
289 | 5120 | ashenartist | 31150 |
290 | 5172 | RedDaisies | 31064 |
291 | 5187 | julesiax | 31042 |
292 | 5203 | yousoroboro | 31011 |
293 | 5218 | Nitori | 30982 |
294 | 5235 | LittleMissMidnight | 30951 |
295 | 5304 | Takoyami | 30862 |
296 | 5358 | Financier_ | 30762 |
297 | 5394 | thegreatstripe | 30688 |
298 | 5435 | Tallicatty | 30627 |
299 | 5509 | umida | 30528 |
300 | 5582 | principetta | 30424 |
301 | 5681 | javithefluffyguy | 30302 |
302 | 5684 | silrae | 30299 |
303 | 5687 | Dexanth | 30291 |
304 | 5742 | TsUNaMyWaVe | 30217 |
305 | 5760 | Awesomepotatocakes | 30184 |
306 | 5782 | Korunk | 30148 |
307 | 5851 | cute_angel2001 | 30057 |
308 | 5868 | VaneVidiVici | 30035 |
309 | 5923 | papako88 | 29963 |
310 | 5930 | Eseti | 29951 |
311 | 5958 | dododo669 | 29909 |
312 | 5960 | himekochan | 29905 |
313 | 6037 | chibuki | 29793 |
No | Final Rank | Username | Final Point |
---|---|---|---|
314 | 6106 | BloodGamer | 29623 |
315 | 6121 | sleepyafrican | 29587 |
316 | 6128 | MCCarritos | 29570 |
317 | 6141 | schmedzageddon | 29550 |
318 | 6301 | Makaela_ | 29186 |
319 | 6309 | CtrlAltDefeat94 | 29174 |
320 | 6330 | ricANNArdo | 29135 |
321 | 6336 | YueYuki | 29128 |
322 | 6343 | samm1996 | 29108 |
323 | 6515 | Chibitya | 28762 |
324 | 6533 | tangoberry | 28736 |
325 | 6540 | Karmic_Sans | 28723 |
326 | 6550 | ladyfrutilla | 28701 |
327 | 6623 | Ogris | 28573 |
328 | 6625 | Zeill | 28570 |
329 | 6634 | kannelkieli | 28559 |
330 | 6694 | okamisty | 28456 |
331 | 6704 | Daniiichwan | 28432 |
332 | 6787 | aghart101 | 28303 |
333 | 6788 | YamiNoGame666 | 28301 |
334 | 6838 | Cakesnpie | 28222 |
335 | 6879 | jazuchan | 28148 |
336 | 6988 | Wanta23 | 27991 |
337 | 6992 | qtpantha | 27987 |
338 | 7006 | MattyJ613 | 27967 |
339 | 7101 | Veshurik | 27847 |
340 | 7105 | diegontijo | 27837 |
341 | 7118 | crystalpink7 | 27820 |
342 | 7122 | mzeus | 27814 |
343 | 7147 | x_Nyu_x | 27789 |
344 | 7165 | starkfield | 27766 |
345 | 7179 | Kyaputhena | 27751 |
346 | 7183 | -Jerry- | 27747 |
347 | 7205 | Blockmayus | 27727 |
348 | 7241 | tralfers | 27688 |
349 | 7243 | TieuGoesPew | 27687 |
350 | 7281 | TwintailsAreLove | 27656 |
351 | 7343 | BrianLai30 | 27586 |
352 | 7365 | ishinyaki | 27557 |
353 | 7412 | Limon27 | 27500 |
354 | 7449 | heartwithseoul | 27460 |
355 | 7465 | Zephy-kun | 27440 |
356 | 7485 | Cydraken | 27420 |
357 | 7487 | markesudes | 27417 |
358 | 7491 | Karentheharpist | 27413 |
359 | 7513 | pupelarajaka | 27395 |
360 | 7599 | pisskun | 27321 |
361 | 7603 | Krysciia | 27317 |
362 | 7607 | SuperMonkey2 | 27315 |
363 | 7608 | nosyrbllewe | 27314 |
364 | 7622 | kotokotoko | 27299 |
365 | 7623 | talkdream | 27298 |
366 | 7635 | ShuraTheBlueFlame | 27285 |
367 | 7711 | SKmaric | 27213 |
368 | 7731 | KuonjiAlice | 27197 |
369 | 7737 | -paperstars | 27195 |
370 | 7795 | kankanmikan | 27153 |
371 | 7796 | alskaichou | 27152 |
372 | 7835 | Rubyscope | 27121 |
373 | 7850 | Xinde | 27109 |
374 | 7914 | currytrain | 27064 |
375 | 7969 | hyliantrainee | 27022 |
376 | 7973 | gabrieldx | 27019 |
377 | 8055 | DancingOmelet | 26953 |
378 | 8097 | yggorf | 26915 |
379 | 8141 | SuperKcross | 26884 |
380 | 8182 | ximenle | 26857 |
381 | 8227 | Asakuratao | 26823 |
382 | 8274 | 314errot | 26785 |
383 | 8300 | kachx | 26768 |
384 | 8322 | mple128 | 26757 |
385 | 8379 | thirtysevenducks | 26720 |
386 | 8414 | clairebearchii | 26708 |
387 | 8419 | nathengyn | 26705 |
388 | 8428 | lernz | 26702 |
389 | 8461 | Weezelone | 26685 |
390 | 8487 | ladyeconomist | 26671 |
391 | 8525 | endless_witch | 26650 |
392 | 8613 | MaranSegawa | 26597 |
393 | 8621 | Fruitknife98 | 26592 |
394 | 8680 | DasaiSenpai | 26560 |
395 | 8684 | -Sugoidere- | 26558 |
396 | 8692 | SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEG | 26553 |
397 | 8724 | cultic | 26536 |
398 | 8731 | xuanxuann | 26533 |
399 | 8785 | SpikyShroom | 26513 |
400 | 8794 | katpenta | 26510 |
401 | 8850 | EternalJenkisu | 26441 |
402 | 8857 | Shironeko_ | 26434 |
403 | 8924 | Magnus_Lux | 26334 |
404 | 8936 | Pridenoir | 26320 |
405 | 8939 | JenniferYuy | 26317 |
406 | 8954 | sleepybookworm | 26302 |
407 | 8958 | Koaster777 | 26297 |
408 | 8970 | Fear_Garden | 26283 |
409 | 8999 | jalienet | 26234 |
410 | 9003 | sskyeh | 26229 |
411 | 9005 | MissHydrangea | 26227 |
412 | 9153 | ShiodomeMiuna | 26061 |
413 | 9259 | theManuG | 25971 |
414 | 9261 | Jindils | 25969 |
415 | 9294 | KameRider | 25934 |
416 | 9341 | King_Saber | 25892 |
417 | 9346 | LiquidBeans | 25887 |
418 | 9468 | Force447 | 25772 |
419 | 9522 | miharu_endoh | 25734 |
420 | 9597 | the_long_hill | 25654 |
421 | 9627 | s-tr | 25628 |
422 | 9628 | alsobionic | 25626 |
423 | 9634 | MakiHell | 25621 |
424 | 9659 | slow-poked | 25603 |
425 | 9664 | Dooniveh | 25597 |
426 | 9672 | smudgerox | 25592 |
427 | 9710 | leetshoe | 25571 |
428 | 9799 | AquaMercenary | 25500 |
429 | 9827 | ejdme | 25484 |
430 | 9845 | barn5314 | 25471 |
431 | 9847 | churrerio | 25468 |
432 | 9852 | Azphreal | 25462 |
433 | 9900 | izzy2265 | 25435 |
434 | 9972 | Venti241 | 25392 |
435 | 10028 | AngelBeater | 25355 |
436 | 10040 | Yuripasu | 25346 |
437 | 10070 | Phantomofhearts | 25323 |
438 | 10116 | boikawa | 25292 |
439 | 10155 | lilmaeval | 25268 |
440 | 10164 | smolkiwi | 25263 |
441 | 10235 | Arahlaz | 25227 |
442 | 10236 | lizardsinrainforest | 25226 |
443 | 10249 | rinshoku | 25220 |
444 | 10292 | Firebound12 | 25199 |
445 | 10299 | ilaydia | 25195 |
446 | 10355 | Naulii | 25156 |
447 | 10381 | MildlyIntoxicated_ | 25139 |
448 | 10413 | Musical_Dreams | 25121 |
449 | 10414 | GoldTStar | 25119 |
450 | 10453 | kamui2 | 25094 |
451 | 10473 | Theangelicbutler | 25086 |
452 | 10475 | pankeki | 25084 |
453 | 10575 | pacmanwu | 25031 |
454 | 10595 | YunoxMaki | 25020 |
455 | 10614 | apop63 | 25009 |
456 | 10672 | Mappa_Y | 24766 |
457 | 10747 | st_owly | 24542 |
458 | 10780 | Mahoutsukai | 24458 |
459 | 10917 | InsideIdentity | 24081 |
460 | 10962 | SpriterBean | 23991 |
461 | 10975 | bkvchan | 23971 |
462 | 10997 | Gytreeady | 23915 |
463 | 11003 | Neith720 | 23908 |
464 | 11011 | YuiCall | 23892 |
465 | 11046 | hajimeme-hinata | 23839 |
466 | 11102 | zeeuz | 23759 |
467 | 11123 | ariacantus | 23723 |
468 | 11126 | louismccorgilee | 23717 |
469 | 11131 | xxlphxx | 23713 |
470 | 11158 | BrendB22 | 23661 |
471 | 11221 | blewweh | 23558 |
472 | 11266 | watervolcano99 | 23503 |
473 | 11270 | moonstarfc | 23497 |
474 | 11281 | SixthSealcom | 23484 |
475 | 11304 | danubedrop | 23437 |
476 | 11336 | VasilissaZeta | 23401 |
477 | 11353 | PokeLSouma | 23389 |
478 | 11420 | loveHonk | 23291 |
479 | 11436 | leukk | 23266 |
480 | 11459 | kyocaz | 23226 |
481 | 11473 | MC_Bolton | 23212 |
482 | 11494 | Shirena | 23174 |
483 | 11501 | DarthLobo | 23166 |
484 | 11509 | AomineDaiki2 | 23160 |
485 | 11657 | MiaSeer | 22976 |
486 | 11707 | Wasbeer_NL | 22902 |
487 | 11761 | teruhime | 22819 |
488 | 11764 | SirenBirb | 22814 |
489 | 11793 | Rin-a-bell | 22758 |
490 | 11934 | emormu | 22558 |
491 | 11987 | Mochacchi | 22487 |
492 | 11992 | RinDesu | 22479 |
493 | 12009 | yaycupcake | 22452 |
494 | 12044 | Rhinosaga | 22406 |
495 | 12170 | MazPA | 22228 |
496 | 12239 | NobleArrgon | 22135 |
497 | 12307 | TomEarlParker | 22065 |
498 | 12431 | CrazyCalzone | 21890 |
499 | 12564 | Ceiade | 21690 |
500 | 12603 | iiraeka | 21641 |
501 | 12719 | freakoutken | 21483 |
502 | 12820 | Nathan_Sexplosion | 21377 |
503 | 12859 | XaloPG | 21336 |
504 | 12867 | trashaesthetic | 21330 |
505 | 13167 | Kimimaro146 | 20994 |
506 | 13174 | Maenen | 20985 |
507 | 13179 | Blashkirk | 20974 |
508 | 13186 | encoreAC | 20962 |
509 | 13253 | litokid | 20882 |
510 | 13291 | popularsong | 20840 |
511 | 13319 | MissAlisu | 20814 |
512 | 13335 | abrandnewheart | 20796 |
513 | 13355 | Belaroux | 20783 |
514 | 13359 | Yomihime | 20779 |
515 | 13370 | VPKMstr | 20768 |
516 | 13418 | turtlemad | 20719 |
517 | 13444 | Michelankylo | 20697 |
518 | 13472 | coolrinmiracle | 20661 |
519 | 13556 | sunbagel | 20568 |
520 | 13567 | EienKurisuki | 20560 |
521 | 13572 | akahr | 20556 |
522 | 13591 | UmiMakiEli | 20540 |
523 | 13626 | Noditype | 20512 |
524 | 13650 | Narkrai | 20492 |
525 | 13711 | halcyon427 | 20438 |
526 | 13745 | beantofx | 20410 |
527 | 13784 | Aerija | 20373 |
528 | 13838 | moichispa | 20328 |
529 | 13839 | Kenuwu | 20327 |
530 | 13844 | lordtiroth | 20324 |
531 | 13953 | EdvinM | 20196 |
532 | 13967 | needyouhalp | 20184 |
533 | 14021 | Cetlyn | 20143 |
534 | 14052 | VIM1INC | 20118 |
535 | 14061 | yeims | 20112 |
536 | 14108 | Gueponekasu | 20074 |
537 | 14156 | patsuan | 20029 |
538 | 14169 | moosandclucks | 20023 |
539 | 14248 | Joycerz | 19894 |
540 | 14277 | Izaya_Rasher | 19839 |
541 | 14345 | hugebillmurray | 19736 |
542 | 14359 | Labanakt | 19702 |
543 | 14398 | EkiAku | 19634 |
544 | 14406 | iNsAnE1212 | 19613 |
545 | 14436 | pinyaapple | 19572 |
546 | 14437 | Herbolisk | 19568 |
547 | 14447 | shaunlakeith | 19551 |
548 | 14480 | tobin1677 | 19521 |
549 | 14527 | SerbianShitStain | 19464 |
550 | 14570 | hey-its-miku | 19386 |
551 | 14613 | CaptainSora | 19339 |
552 | 14619 | ArmorTiger | 19337 |
553 | 14657 | AnnaMaki219 | 19284 |
554 | 14692 | troublebusters | 19243 |
555 | 14699 | pwnage_legend | 19240 |
556 | 14707 | sakicchi | 19232 |
557 | 14760 | Sayaneee | 19140 |
558 | 14777 | Diazoomi | 19114 |
559 | 14786 | redheartgold23 | 19106 |
No | Final Rank | Username | Final Point |
---|---|---|---|
560 | 14801 | nster98 | 19083 |
561 | 14811 | Ripper_Phoenix | 19073 |
562 | 14882 | InJeneral | 18976 |
563 | 14941 | stickenn | 18921 |
564 | 14979 | F-Zura | 18860 |
565 | 14990 | crimsonalloy | 18847 |
566 | 14996 | panwa | 18842 |
567 | 14997 | osukaruuu | 18841 |