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Sandy Brondello chose to coach the Toronto Tempo over other offers due to a strong collaborative fit, accepting a multi-year, seven-figure contract that makes her one of the highest-paid WNBA coaches, reflecting her reputation and the league's competitive salaries.
Tempo, a blockchain startup developed by Stripe and Paradigm, has raised $500 million in a Series A funding round led by Thrive Capital and Greenoaks, valuing it at $5 billion. The project focuses on stablecoins and aims to become a key infrastructure layer for global payments, reflecting mainstream investment interest in crypto. Stripe continues to expand its crypto-related initiatives, including acquisitions and new product launches, with Tempo representing its most ambitious blockchain project to date.
Stripe is funding a new blockchain company called Tempo, focused on high-volume stablecoin processing, with a notable list of partners including Anthropic, OpenAI, and Visa, and led by Paradigm co-founder Matt Huang, aiming to integrate blockchain solutions across various financial and tech sectors.
Stripe and Paradigm announced the development of Tempo, a new layer 1 blockchain focused on stablecoins and global payments, aiming to enhance speed and efficiency in transactions without launching its own token, and involving notable partners like Anthropic, OpenAI, Deutsche Bank, and Shopify.
Stripe is developing a new high-performance, payments-focused blockchain called 'Tempo' in partnership with crypto VC Paradigm, aiming to enhance stablecoin technology and payment infrastructure, although details remain private and the project is currently in stealth mode.
Kentucky Wildcats head coach John Calipari dismisses the notion of slowing down the team's high-paced offense despite the return of big men Aaron Bradshaw and Ugonna Onyenso. The Wildcats, currently ranked No. 22 in adjusted tempo, have shown their willingness to play fast and have had success with their up-tempo style of play. Fans are excited about the team's entertaining brand of basketball.
NASA's Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution (TEMPO) satellite, designed to measure air pollution, has shown promising results since its launch in April. NASA officials are aiming to extend its lifespan to 10 years and are taking extra precautions to ensure its longevity. TEMPO provides hourly measurements of pollutants such as ozone, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, formaldehyde, and aerosols over North America. The data collected will be shared with NOAA and the EPA to improve air quality forecasts. TEMPO is part of a virtual constellation that includes other satellites to monitor air pollution over the Northern Hemisphere.
The Wisconsin Badgers suffered a 98-73 loss to the Arizona Wildcats, highlighting three key takeaways. Firstly, Arizona dominated the pick-and-roll game, scoring efficiently and countering defensively. Secondly, the Wildcats' physicality outmatched the Badgers, evident in rebounding and finishing at the rim. Lastly, Arizona's fast-paced style overwhelmed Wisconsin, leading to points in transition. The loss serves as a learning experience for the Badgers, who will regroup for their non-conference schedule.
North Carolina's men's basketball team, ranked ninth in the AP Top 25, has found success this season by playing at a faster tempo under coach Hubert Davis. The team's increased pace has resulted in more fast-break points and a higher ranking in terms of average possession length. UNC's upcoming matchup against fifth-ranked UConn will test their ability to maintain their fast-paced style of play. Additionally, the article highlights other notable matchups in the AP Top 25 schedule, including Illinois facing Florida Atlantic and Tennessee, and Marquette hosting Texas. Arizona, now ranked No. 1, will face Wisconsin, while unranked teams Virginia, Ohio State, TCU, and Northwestern are on the watch list for potential rankings.
The Green Bay Packers' offense has been a topic of discussion, with fans wondering why they start slow in games. The team believes that tempo, execution, and purpose are key factors in their success. They are focused on getting the ball moving from the opening whistle. The Packers are also dealing with injuries to key players like Aaron Jones and Christian Watson, which has affected their production. However, they are confident in their young receivers and tight ends and believe that with time, they will develop into reliable contributors. The team is looking to bounce back with a sense of urgency in their upcoming game against the Denver Broncos.
NASA has released the first image captured by the Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution satellite (TEMPO), which is designed to monitor pollution levels. The image shows nitrogen dioxide density, with higher concentrations in cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. TEMPO measures sunlight reflected off Earth's surface and atmosphere to determine the concentrations of various gases, including nitrogen dioxide. It is expected to provide valuable data for studying air pollution in North America.
NASA has released the first image captured by the Tropospheric Emissions: Monitoring of Pollution satellite (TEMPO), which is designed to monitor emissions pollution levels. The image shows nitrogen dioxide density, with higher levels observed in cities like Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. TEMPO measures sunlight reflected and scattered off Earth's surface, clouds, and atmosphere to determine the concentrations of various gases, including nitrogen dioxide. It is expected to provide valuable data for studying air pollution and its impact on communities across North America.
NASA has released the first data maps from its TEMPO instrument, which is designed to continuously measure air quality above North America. The instrument, launched earlier this year, will provide information about major air pollutants and help decision makers in achieving clean air goals. TEMPO's observations will improve studies of pollution caused by traffic, forest fires, and fertilizer application, as well as aid in evaluating health impacts and creating air pollution maps at the neighborhood scale. The data will be shared with partner agencies such as the EPA and NOAA.
NASA's TEMPO satellite, designed to monitor air pollution from space, has shared its first images, showcasing its ability to track pollution across North America. TEMPO can measure air pollution with high resolution and in short time frames, providing data on factors like rush hour traffic and wildfires. The satellite's data will be used to monitor and improve air quality, benefiting communities and decision-makers. The images include pollution maps of Los Angeles, New York, Washington, Houston, and New Orleans, showing nitrogen dioxide levels. TEMPO will continue to collect data on ozone, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, aerosols, water vapor, and trace gases across North America.
NASA's new spaceborne air pollution sensor, TEMPO, has captured the first images revealing the daily evolution of nitrogen oxide concentrations in major North American cities. The sensor, mounted on the Intelsat 40e satellite, can measure various toxic pollutants in real time, including ozone, nitrogen dioxide, formaldehyde, aerosols, and water vapor. TEMPO's data will help authorities better inform the public about air pollution levels and protect public health.