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CONCORD, N.C. — Jaiden Reyna’s parents did everything they could to convince him to pursue a different sport growing up.

They signed him up for basketball, tennis and swim. They even signed him up for tap dancing and theater.

However, none of those things could hold his attention quite like racing.

“I played a ton of sports,” said the 16-year-old Reyna, a Mexican-American from Yorktown, Virginia. “I played basketball, tennis, swim, even tap dancing, theater, stuff like that. But eventually [my parents] came to realize that racing was the only thing that kept my attention for a strong amount of time.

“I don’t want to say I didn’t take everything else seriously; it just couldn’t hold my attention for very long apart from racing. I said I wanted to become a race car driver, and that’s the only thing I wanted to do.”

LAS VEGAS — Tom Barton stands at the southwest corner of Tropicana and the Strip. It’s high noon, two weeks ago, but he peers back a couple of decades, to the wee hours of a particular day.

Pedestrians surrounded this intersection, one of the busiest on the planet, and gawked. Outside their rigs, shifted into park, drivers and passengers stood and cheered the unfolding spectacle.

In the northbound lane, a muscle car and three low-slung ‘‘Fast & Furious’’ types, all neon lights and loud mufflers, spun their wheels, smoke billowing high. At the green light, they blistered away in a highly illegal but thrilling drag race.

Barton, 45, recalls no sirens or collateral incidents.

“Not to condone it, but it was pretty cool to see,” he said. “Everyone knew, ‘OK, this is what these guys are doing.’ Every car stopped, to let them do it. And to watch.”

Increasing volume in Chiliz intraday trades pointed to a likely bullish comeback in the coin’s price.

Since the start of trading today, the volume of Chiliz has increased from $395,564,490 to $694,854,345.

Market capitalization rose from $1,203,242,510 to $1,222,317,487 as trading volume rose.

Increases in both trading activity and market capitalization of this magnitude suggest that a turnaround may be in the works.

This could be the case if we believe real-time data. A cup-and-handle pattern appears on the chart, suggesting a possible or current upswing.

As a whole, the cryptocurrency market has been seeking to rebound from the unfavorable market conditions that have dominated the financial sphere, so the recovery should come as no surprise for Chiliz.

The ensuing crashes in April–August further reinforced the consensus that the crypto winter would last for some time.

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Shea Salinas had predicted this kind of drama.
The San Jose Earthquakes midfielder said he anticipated second-half goals in the MLS Is Back tournament because teams had been off for three months during the novel coronavirus shutdown.
Lack of preparation equaled a lack of defense, Salinas had said.
But almost no one could have guessed the Quakes would revert to the Goonies of 2012 on Wednesday night at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex in Florida.
San Jose rallied twice from two-goal deficits to score their first victory since last year on Salinas’ DIY goal late in stoppage time.  The Earthquakes’ 4-3 victory over the Vancouver Whitecaps in Group B was the kind of game San Jose got used to six years ago when it won the Supporters’ Shield with last-minute heroics.
It just didn’t seem like it could happen for a team that had not produced a victory in nine games.

Adrian Peterson “surely” might be taking a knee in the course of the nationwide anthem to protest racial injustice, and he expects to be joined by a number of NFL gamers.

The Washington Redskins operating again made his comments to the Houston Chronicle on Friday in discussing Drew Brees‘ feedback final week that gamers kneeling in the course of the anthem have been “disrespecting the flag.” The New Orleans Saints quarterback later apologized and stood by his apology on Friday evening after President Donald Trump wrote that Brees mustn’t have modified his stance.

Former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick was the primary to protest racial injustice in america by kneeling in the course of the anthem. After being launched by the 49ers in 2017, he has gone unsigned and reached a settlement with the NFL final 12 months after submitting a grievance alleging collusion by groups towards him signing a contract due to his protest.

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Last August, police in Australia’s Victoria province arrested six young men competing in the popular online video game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
The authorities, who had tracked the suspects for six months, said they had deliberately lost at least five tournament matches after illegally betting on their own defeats, in Australia’s first police investigation into eSports match-fixing. If convicted, the men face up to 10 years in prison.
With most sports on hold because of the coronavirus pandemic, watching the world’s most talented gamers do battle online has never been more popular. The average number of viewers on Amazon’s Twitch platform has roughly doubled in April from a year ago. Fans use Twitch and rival services such as Google’s YouTube and Microsoft’s Mixer to watch professional gamers clash in anything from Electronic Arts’ best-selling FIFA soccer franchise to Activision Blizzard’s violent Call Of Duty shooter.