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VITS Consulting Corp has openings for the positions:

Business Analyst with Master’s degree in Business Administration, Engineering (any), Technology or related and 1 yr of exp to work closely with team to identify and analyze core business process and workflows. Responsible for tracking and publishing the status of all new projects to stakeholders. Conduct business process improvement reviews and was involved in identifying gaps in the current structure. Develop and publish Infrastructure Build process documents. Participate in weekly and monthly status meetings, and conducting internal and external reviews as well as formal walkthroughs among various teams and documenting the proceedings.

QA Programmer with Associates degree in Comp Appl/Comp Sc, Tech or related and 3 yrs of exp in assisting full life cycle development including requirements analysis, design, prototyping, coding, unit testing, integration and test. Design, development, implementation, maintenance software development work. Prepare and Review Test Condition and Test cases based on Business Scenarios. Work in SQL for database validation for testing. Perform Functional Testing, System testing, Integration Testing and Regression Testing.

Systems Engineer with Master’s degree in Computer Science, Engineering any, Technology, Management or related and 6 months of exp to design system solutions, providing technical input for all aspects of projects including design, system integration, and risk and compliance tools, providing support to facilitate the delivery projects within time and maintain customer satisfaction. Perform Gap Analysis and define the future system requirements as needed. Documenting Requirement specifications, design specifications, Data mapping documents, and other project related information. Provide technical guidance or support for several cross functional teams in the development or troubleshooting of systems. Prepare all program and system implementation documentations for future use.

Work location is Plymouth, MN with required travel to client locations throughout the USA. Please mail resumes to 14264 23rd Ave N, Plymouth, MN 55447 (or) e-mail : Jobs-p@vitsconsulting.com”

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After a six-point loss at home against Atlanta last month, where Powers scored 10 points all in the first half, a reporter asked Lynx Coach Cheryl Reeve if Powers had finally earned a regular spot in the rotation. The coach simply said that playing time is earned at practice, and at the time Powers has had some good practices in her estimation.

But even with her 20-point performance on the road, Powers’ on-court time has been minimal—less than 30 minutes in total playing time. Some are asking why.

When we asked Powers if she sees herself a key member of the Lynx this season, she said, “No, I don’t,” in a frustrated tone. “I think it’s minutes I deserve, but it’s not my decision. It is coach’s decision.”

Drafted by Dallas fifth overall out of Michigan State in 2016, the Detroit-born Powers made her first start against Minnesota in her rookie season after scoring 20 points against the Lynx a month earlier. She finished her first W season on the All-Rookie team, third in scoring, steals and threepoint shooting, and second in made free throws among first-year players.

The Wings traded Powers to Washington midway through the 2018 season for Minneapolis native Tayler Hill. She then became a key member of the Mystics’ 2019 championship team.

Powers signed with Minnesota as an unrestricted free agent during the 2020 off-season. She has a game that can either excite you or frustrate you, sometimes both at the same time.

Last season Powers led the team in scoring. She also earned her first-ever Player-of-the-Week honor and played in 35 games with 31 starts.

Her Lynx tenure has also been marred by injuries (strained left hamstring and a torn UCL in her right thumb), that limited her to just 14 games in 2021. During the recent off season, she stressed that she worked tirelessly on her outside shooting. Last weekend, Powers did not play against Indiana due to a sore right ankle.

Powers’ status the rest of this season, whether she plays more or not, remains uncertain.

It’s great to make history

Last Sunday, Satou Sabally (Dallas) and Nyara Sabally (New York) played against each other for the first time as pros. Satou was drafted second overall in 2020 by the Wings, and Nyara was selected fifth overall by the Liberty in 2022. The German-born siblings were former teammates at the University of Oregon.

The Sabally sisters joined Nneka and Chiney Ogwumike, and DeWanna Bonner and her sister Erica McCall as Black players and sisters in the WNBA, who also played against each other during their pro careers.

“It definitely is historic. We’re happy to be on the same list as the Ogwumikes because they are quality people, smart sisters, and also played in the Pac-12,” Satou told the MSR during a Zoom media call on June 9. “I think we are in great company. It is always great to make history.”

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Continued from page 14 years of existence, the Colored Gophers went 38089-2, an .810 winning percentage, and won several championships.

During that stretch, the Gophers defeated the St. Paul Saints in 1907, two games to one in a three-game series for city bragging rights. The Gophers’ home field was at St. Paul’s Lexington Park, but the team entered tournaments across a five-state area in the Midwest and challenged any team willing to play them.

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“That’s why I wear my hair blue—the water is not clean yet. We don’t ever give up. So, I’m happy that I was able to give everybody some hope.”

Like Flint, the Motor City is also a majority-Black city that’s had its share of bad politics over the years. “I think everything’s starting to look up for us,” said a Detroiter with pride, who I ran into before the fight, and was there with his two sons.

Shields (14-0), also pointed out that women’s boxing is big business: “The sport of boxing is changing, and not just women’s boxing and men’s boxing. It’s just boxing. We put all those myths to commitment to tell those stories on a regular basis.

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In the Matter of Shishonna Spears-Hurd vs Travis Sigurd Gudmundson rest when they say women fighters don’t have fans, that they won’t come out.

“If you look at 20 years ago, 10 years ago, even five years ago, women boxers were not here. I truly believe that without me and all my trash talk, we would still be in the same place, especially if I hadn’t put in so much hard work and really fought the best.”

“I’ve been watching her [Shields] ever since she went to the Olympics,” admitted the Motor City native and boxing fan.

“Tonight was special,” concluded the champ. “I believe that we are a step closer to equality in boxing.”

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Jaime Smith, SUMMONS Plaintiff, vs Riki May Kitzrow, Defendant.

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2. YOU MUST REPLY WITHIN 20 DAYS TO PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS. You must give or mail to the person who signed this summons a written response called an Answer within 20 days of the date on which you received this Summons. You must send a copy of your Answer to the person who signed this summons located at: Brantingham Law Office 2200 E. Franklin Avenue, Suite 202 Minneapolis, MN 55404

3. YOU MUST RESPOND TO EACH CLAIM. The Answer is your written response to the Plaintiffs’ Complaint. In your Answer you must state whether you agree or disagree with each paragraph of the Complaint. If you believe the Plaintiffs should not be given everything asked for in the Complaint, you must say so in your Answer.

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Continued from page 14 home. “I’m hoping it’s someonet from St. Paul Central,” he once said. Though it didn’t happen quite the way Sheppard envisioned, it came pretty darn close. “My son goes to Irondale, but I graduated from St. Paul Central,” Hughes said. “That’s why this [long jump record] means so much more. I just wish my son could have met him [Sheppard]. That would have been special.”

Dr. Mitchell Palmer McDon-