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The long-awaited New Game+ mode for “Death Island 2” is poised to reinvent the gaming experience, offering players an unprecedented opportunity to dive deeper into the eerie world of the undead. Released as a major update in response to fan feedback, this mode allows veterans of the game to revisit the mysterious island with a fresh perspective. Innovative Gameplay Mechanics : The New Game+ mode introduces cutting-edge mechanics that utilize advancements in AI technology. Enemies now adapt based on the player’s strategy, ensuring that no two encounters are the same. This dynamic challenge compels players to constantly adjust their tactics, keeping gameplay engaging and unpredictable. Future of Gaming Technology : By integrating real-time learning algorithms, developers of “Death Island 2” have set a new precedent in gaming technology. This system learns from each player’s unique style, creating a personalized horror narrative that feels tailor-made. It’s a glimpse into the future where games do not just entertain but evolve alongside players. Enhanced Replay Value : The update also offers unique rewards exclusive to the New Game+ mode. These include rare weapons and cosmetic enhancements, which are hidden throughout the island and unlock new layers of storytelling. This adds substantial replay value, enticing players to explore every nook and cranny. By combining next-gen technology with thrilling updates, “Death Island 2’s” New Game+ mode is more than a mere expansion—it’s a bold leap towards redefining how games of this genre can captivate and challenge. The Next Level: How “Death Island 2’s” New Game+ Mode is Shaping the Future of Interactive Horror The recent unveiling of the New Game+ mode for “Death Island 2” not only rekindles interest in an already haunting title but also pushes the boundaries of what modern gaming can achieve. With its mix of innovative mechanics and enhanced gaming experiences, this update is set to make waves across the gaming industry. Pros and Cons of New Game+ Mode The New Game+ mode presents several advantages. On the positive side, it leverages advanced AI to create a highly dynamic and unpredictable gaming environment. This unpredictability forces players to develop adaptive strategies, ensuring that the game remains challenging on multiple replays. Additionally, with the introduction of exclusive rewards, players have more incentives to explore deeper into the island. However, on the downside, the heightened difficulty and complex AI behaviors may not cater to casual gamers who prefer straightforward gameplay. Some players might find the personalized narrative overwhelming due to its depth and intensity. Comparison with Other Games Compared to similar titles, “Death Island 2” stands out in its application of real-time learning algorithms. While other games have explored adaptive AI, few have implemented it with the same level of sophistication and impact on gameplay. Games like “The Last of Us” and “Resident Evil” offer varied AI encounters, but “Death Island 2” takes this a step further with its personalized narrative approach. AI Innovations and Security Aspects One of the most remarkable aspects of the New Game+ mode is its use of AI that learns and adapts in real-time. The game’s AI analyzes player behavior, strategizing counter-moves that offer tailored challenges. From a security perspective, these AI systems are designed with player privacy in mind, ensuring that data used for learning is stored securely and anonymously, addressing potential concerns about data privacy. Predictions for the Gaming Industry With the successful integration of advanced AI, “Death Island 2” forecasts a future where games are continually evolving. As more developers adopt similar AI technologies, gamers can expect experiences that are not only customised but also emotionally engaging, blurring lines between player and gameplay. This trend could reshape the horror and adventure genres, making every player’s journey truly unique. For more insights into the innovations in gaming and where the industry is headed, visit the official website Gaming Innovation . Conclusion “Death Island 2’s” New Game+ mode is a pioneering update that does more than revisit old ground—it reinvents it. By making players rethink their strategies and engage with a constantly evolving horror narrative, the game ensures that its adventures remain fresh and exhilarating with each new playthrough. As AI and gaming technologies continue to advance, players can look forward to even more sophisticated and immersive experiences.HUTCHMED (LON:HCM) Stock Crosses Below 200-Day Moving Average – Time to Sell?
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Unhoused people in Los Angeles' Skid Row last month. Ringo Chiu/AP Homelessness in America reached the highest level on record last year, according to new data released by the Department of Housing and Urban Development—and it will likely only get worse, in light of both a Supreme Court decision issued in June and President-elect Donald Trump’s forthcoming presidency. The annual report —which estimates the number of people staying in shelters, temporary housing, and on the streets on a single night—found more than 770,000 people experiencing homelessness on a single night this past January, up 18 percent from a night in January 2023. The increase in the rate of families experiencing homelessness was even steeper, rising 39 percent from 2023 to 2024. And there was a 33 percent increase in children experiencing homelessness, bringing the amount recorded earlier this year to nearly 150,000 kids. (Experts say the numbers are likely an undercount.) HUD attributes this rise to “significant increases in rental costs, as a result of the pandemic and nearly decades of under-building of housing,” as well as natural disasters—such as the deadly August 2023 Maui wildfires —that destroyed housing. Other factors include “rising inflation, stagnating wages among middle- and lower-income households, and the persisting effects of systemic racism [that] have stretched homelessness services systems to their limits,” the report says. (Black people remain overrepresented, accounting for 12 percent of the US population but 32 percent of those experiencing homelessness, according to the report.) California and New York had the highest numbers of people experiencing homelessness. Some of the nationwide increase, the report notes, was also due to “a result of [communities’] work to shelter a rising number of asylum seekers.” In New York City , for example, asylum seekers accounted for almost 88 percent of the increase in sheltered homelessness. HUD points out that the counts were conducted after Republicans in Congress blocked a bipartisan Senate deal that would have funded border security and before President Joe Biden’s border crackdown via executive action—a reference Sen. John Cornyn (R-Texas) aimed to use to his advantage. Balakrishnan Rajagopal, the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, responded on X that this was a “misdiagnosis of its causes,” adding that he has a report forthcoming on “this easy scapegoating of migrants for the homelessness crisis.” Despite the bleakness of the data, there were some signs of progress: Homelessness among veterans dropped to the lowest number on record: 32,882—an 8 percent decrease from 2023. The report also spotlights a few places ( Dallas , Los Angeles , and Chester County, Pennsylvania) that saw significant decreases in people experiencing homelessness thanks to targeted efforts to increase the availability of housing and other supportive services. Still, it’s hard not to see the data as an indictment of one of the world’s wealthiest nations, where basic necessities— housing , food , and healthcare —are out of reach to many low- and middle-income families. And, as the report intimates, it is likely that people experiencing homelessness will face even greater challenges in light of Grants Pass v. Johnson , the June Supreme Court decision that essentially greenlit the criminalization of homelessness. (As I have reported , domestic violence prevention advocates expect the ruling will be catastrophic for survivors, given the role abusive relationships can play in driving victims to homelessness.) Ann Olivia, CEO of the National Alliance to End Homelessness, said in a statement she hopes the data will spur lawmakers “to advance evidence-based solutions to this crisis.” (Vice President Kamala Harris made new housing construction a key part of her campaign.) Some Democrats agree that politicians have to act—and fast: “As housing prices increase, homelessness increases,” Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-Fla.) posted in response to the same AP article . “Homelessness is a housing problem.” But don’t hold your breath: Trump’s acolytes have signaled their desires to slash the social safety net and enact mass deportations of undocumented people, which experts have said will likely exacerbate the housing crisis given the role immigrants play in the construction industry. The closest his budding administration has come to offering a solution is VP-elect JD Vance’s claim that mass deportations will solve the housing shortage by freeing up units.
Inside RTE Dancing With The Stars’ Kayleigh Trappe’s private life – from family & career to six stone weight lossNow that election campaign promises, shenanigans and peccadillos are over, it is a time to engage the Governor and Governor-elect of Ondo State on managing distractions from the so-called godfathers who would normally seek jobs for their people who ‘helped’ to secure victory the other day. In all modesty, I know our country enough to know how the greed of the elite has crippled the most populous black nation on earth, Nigeria. This may not be a time to talk about how the greed of the elite has also crippled the national electricity grid that is supposed to trigger industrial development. But it is a time to get our leaders at all levels to note that enough is enough of frivolities and mediocrity they celebrate on live television for self-glorification every day. And so let me appeal to the newly hired Governor of Ondo State not to allow members of his ‘kitchen cabinet’ to impute motives for solution articles at this time. The reason for this seemingly unnecessary appeal is not far-fetched: some of the media aides of political leaders have always had several drafts of how to lambast commentators who even advise their principals on how to set off legacy projects, let alone those who point out what they aren’t doing well. Some of the aides we have watched over the years at all levels have always concocted conspiracy theories about why certain writers, and even television anchors should be ignored by their principals. They don’t study the messages; they go for the jugular of the messengers for their “bad verses”. Most times, the perverted public relations officers keep evil files of even the problems they cause and seek ways of benefitting from crises by discrediting anchors and commentators. Political leaders should be aware of these crisis merchants and mediocrities in their public relations space. And so, the Governor-elect of Ondo state should pay attention to some inconvenient truths and deliverables here so that he can make some difference in Ondo state at this time. He should concentrate on the message for the public good of the people who have also just hired him for the next four years. This stuff is only a fact file that can assist the Governor in strategic planning for revival of institutions of governance of Ondo state that has suffered some reverses as a consequence of slipshod governance the state has been experiencing for some years. Mr. Governor, this isn’t an appraisal of your tenure since you took over from your principal who was called home on 27 December, 2023. This new mandate should be a difference maker of some sort without noise making. And so it should begin with strategic thinking and planning that will remarkably affect the health of the state. And here is the thing, let the new mandate reinforce your significance rather than your prominence. How do I mean that? A cleric and an iconic writer I have quoted several times here, Rick Warren argues in his classic, ‘The Purpose Driven Life’ that there are some people in this life who are prominent but they may not be significant. He says at the same time, there are some significant people who may not be prominent, after all. He reinforces this point by pointing to the fact that God, the Almighty is seeking significant, not prominent people to shape His Kingdom on earth – for the public goods game that leaders play. All over the place, you see most of our even under-achieving leaders spending a lot of money to promote their prominence on the front pages of our news journals and prime time television programmes without any significant projects that can enhance humanity. You see vanity upon vanity as most leaders celebrate on live television, building of overhead bridges and provision of classroom desks and tables for teachers in dilapidated basic schools to showcase their prominence. Mr. Governor, election is over: it is a time to freeze politics and vengeance. It is a time for serious governance. It is a time to headhunt competent professionals and scholars who understand the technicality of rebuilding the broken walls all over Ondo state. It is a time for you to be a Nehemiah who will not care a hoot about the distractions of the discouragers –Tobiah and Sambalat who don’t like common-good projects. It is a time to shun partisan politics and visit some states in this same country where some progress has been made without noise in the media. If you do extra-ordinary things, citizen journalists in the area will post them to the public space for free at this time. Behold, visit states such as Akwa Ibom, Oyo, Ebonyi, Borno, and Enugu where you will find some exemplary spectacles. Don’t think about party affiliations at this time. It may not have been prominent in the media, but when you get to Akwa Ibom state that has used the model of public, private partnership (PPP) to run a flourishing airline, you will see the power of how state governments too can reform and run business as they do in Asia and most parts of the Middle East. I mean at the time our Federal Government, which exclusively oversees the Aviation industry and ministry could only unveil the fake airline (Nigeria Air) they promised for eight years on their last day in office, May 29, 2023, Akwa Ibom state floated Ibom Air within a four-year tenure of a governor. The Ibom Air is still running fruitfully till the present while the Federal Government’s fake airline has become a butt of jokes on dubious public sector enterprises. The state-supported Ibom Air is one of the preferred local airlines in Nigeria despite the inclement business climate in the aviation industry today. Go to Akwa Ibom where you will see on-going construction of a 10-lane road to the airport they had built before they established the airline. Governor Aiyedatiwa, go quietly to aforementioned states and see the difference between significance and prominence that define legacy and infamy, development and underdevelopment. Go to Oyo and see what the State Governor, Seyi Makinde has done about revival of Independent Power Project the regional government of Obafemi Awolowo left, but all former Governors abandoned inside Ibadan. Time to prioritise education: Mr. Governor, don’t get it twisted, you need to prioritise education quality in Ondo State. The state of public schools at all levels is quite unconscionable and that has resulted in the state’s poor results from national examinations bodies. Part of this tragic situation in basic and secondary schools was captured the other day by Otunba Sola Olatunji who wrote a piece on this debacle before the election campaigns. It isn’t beyond redemption. Mr. Governor, reviving education facilities in Ondo State requires a multi-faceted approach. Here’s a comprehensive plan for your team to consider: Infrastructure development Conduct a thorough assessment of all education facilities in the state to identify areas of need. Develop a phased plan to renovate and reconstruct schools, focusing on the most critical ones first. Invest in modern educational infrastructure, including smart classrooms, libraries, and laboratories as the Enugu state government is doing with education management experts in the state. Besides, ensure that all schools have access to basic amenities like electricity, water, and sanitation facilities. Teacher training and development Provide regular training and capacity-building programmes for teachers to enhance their skills and knowledge. Most of the teachers were drafted to the classrooms from even the Local Government Council Service Commission, etc long ago. There is a need to collaborate with reputable institutions to offer certification programmes in modern teaching techniques for teachers. Besides, the state’s education authorities need to encourage teachers to pursue higher education and provide incentives for those who do. That is another way of fostering a culture of continuous learning and professional development among teachers. You can recruit first class graduates as teachers and train those that didn’t have teaching certificates. To retrain them, pay them as consultants and specialists. Curriculum review and development This is 21st century where innovative technologies drive development. It should begin with education curriculum review. The state should conduct a comprehensive review of the current curriculum to ensure it is relevant and is aligned with modern educational standards. You don’t need to wait for Abuja to develop a new curriculum that incorporates STEM education, vocational training, and life skills. Ensure that the curriculum is inclusive and caters to the needs of students with disabilities. The state should sing a new song in education funding mechanism by providing resources and support for teachers to effectively implement the new curriculum. Technology Integration For the development goals to be sustainable in education, there should be investment in digital infrastructure, including computers, tablets, and internet connectivity, to facilitate e-learning. That is the only way we can face tomorrow as citizens, lest we become part of the huge population of the illiterate of the 21st century who can’t learn, unlearn and relearn as Alvin Toffler warns. In the main, the schools should be funded to develop online platforms and resources to support teaching and learning. There should also be provision for training for teachers to effectively integrate technology into their teaching practices. The Education system should encourage the use of educational software and apps to enhance student learning. This is where the authorities should be intentional in employing computer and data science graduates and pay them well to retain them so that they can integrate technology into learning. Community engagement and partnerships There should be skillset of development experts in the system to foster partnerships with local communities, businesses, and organisations to support education initiatives. In the same vein, the education authorities should establish a mentorship programme that pairs students with professionals and entrepreneurs. There should be constructive engagements to develop a culture of volunteerism and community service among students and teachers. Funding and resource mobilisation To make the desired difference Mr. Governor should allocate a significant portion of the state budget to education. Politicians don’t want to do this because they feel it is intangible unlike over-head bridges and water boreholes. There can also be exploration of alternative funding sources, such as public-private partnerships and international grants. The state government can establish an education endowment fund to support scholarships, research, and infrastructure development. Modern governments in ‘glocal’ context encourage philanthropic donations and corporate social responsibility initiatives to support education. Do we need three universities in Ondo? There should always be needs assessment to determine whether the state can cope with three universities that have obviously been underfunded in Akungba, Okitipupa and Ondo City, in this regard. I was in Akungba by this time last year where I delivered the Convocation lecture of the oldest university. The premier university I saw there still needs robust funding for physical structures and equipment they need to live up to their billing as an ivory tower. The University of Science and Technology in Okitipupa and the University of Medical Sciences in Ondo require strategic funding to restore the ‘universe’ that they may have lost to under-funding. It is a time to revisit the feasibility reports on the three universities before it is too late. Do we need more or better universities? Over to you Governor Aiyedatiwa even as we say, congratulations!In July, 12 outstanding winners were honoured as part of this year's Warrington Guardian Education Awards. We wanted to celebrate schools, nurseries and colleges across the town, championing pupils and students, teachers and assistants, and classes and teams. Warrington’s educators do an amazing job and we wanted to shine a spotlight on best practice across the town while acknowledging special achievements throughout the academic year. A dozen awards were given out to pupils and students, teachers and teaching assistants as well as classes and schools just before they finished for the summer break, and we also handed out an outstanding achievement award and an unsung hero award. All the winners featured in a special edition of the Warrington Guardian but, as 2024 draws to a close, we thought we'd take a look back at this year's awards. We had a record number of nominations this year from parents and pupils, and colleagues and governors, with judges having some difficult decisions to make in every category. Gareth Dunning, deputy editor at the Warrington Guardian, said: “After two successful years of the Warrington Guardian Education Awards in 2022 and 2023, we wanted to recognise excellence in education once again this year. “There was an incredible response to our appeals for nominations with hundreds of readers getting in touch to tell us about nurseries, schools and colleges in Warrington and those people who make them such special places. “It’s evident from the entries we received how much we appreciate our children’s teachers, teaching assistants and headteachers as well as their fellow pupils and students and support staff. “After some very difficult decisions, our judging panel was able to agree on the 12 winners – each and every one is highly deserving of their award. “They should be proud of their achievements over the past 12 months – and beyond – and these awards are in recognition of all their hard work. “Congratulations to all our winners.” The 2024 awards would not be possible without our sponsors Warrington Borough Council and Redwood Bank. THE WINNERS: Janet Shaw Outstanding Achievement Award: Janet Shaw at Barrow Hall Primary School A surprise assembly brought Barrow Hall Primary School together to honour one of their own. Starting as a midday and teaching assistant, Janet Shaw has had quite the journey at Barrow Hall Primary School. Colleagues quickly realised that she had so much more to bring to the Barrow Hall community and she took on a SENDCO role, providing support and compassion for students and their families. Janet has a passion for helping children to succeed, whether that be educationally or socially, and she ensures all children are safe and supported - she is a true role model. Outstanding Achievement Award winner ends career on a high Nathan Jack Gerrard High School Pupil of the Year: Nathan Jack Gerrard at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School Nathan Jack has thrown himself into being an advocate for young people with autism, who are finding life a challenge. Through his determination and his energy, he has highlighted the importance of encouraging people to be more supporting and less judgmental to those who have autism. Nathan Jack has discovered a talent for creating animations through illustrations and graphics, which he uses to spread his message of support for other young people leading similar lives. Talented young artist takes high school pupil of the year honour Tom Williams Further Education Teacher of the Year: Tom Williams at Priestley College Supportive and approachable, with a passion for his subject, Tom Williams never fails to offer encouragement to his pupils in his media and film studies classroom. Since starting at Priestley College in 2015, Tom has continued to cater to all his students’ needs. After nine years at Priestley College, Tom is the winner of our Further Education Teacher of the Year Award 2024. Further Education Teacher of the Year “inspires students every day” Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School School of the Year: Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School We were inundated with nominations for Sacred Heart Catholic Primary School - our School of the Year 2024. The school honours its motto - “to live, to love to learn” - and “encourages children to succeed and thrive every day”. Staff, students and parents form a school community and everyone is involved in the children’s future. Perfect end to the perfect year – Sacred Heart is our School of the Year Andrew Hayes Headteacher of the Year: Andrew Hayes at Latchford St James CE Primary School Andrew Hayes is hardworking, dedicated and an inspiration to staff, students and parents and is the epitome of what a role model should be. He made a promise when he first became headteacher at Latchford St James CE Primary School, saying he would to give the role everything. Everyone agrees that he has fulfilled this promise every single day over the past three years. “An inspiration to all” – hero head teacher takes top education award Fred Hutchings Primary School Pupil of the Year: Fred Hutchings at Locking Stumps Primary School An inspiration to us all, Fred Hutchings is the deserving recipient of the Primary School Pupil of the Year Award 2024. Despite the adversity Fred has faced, he has persevered through his challenges and grown into a “lovely young man” who is “kind, patient and caring towards others”. No challenge too great for inspirational primary school pupil Jon Leatherbarrow Primary School Teacher of the Year: Jon Leatherbarrow at Statham Primary School Jon Leatherbarrow is a patient and inspirational primary school teacher, who is able to connect with his students and support them with challenges, both big and small. "A true credit" to Statham Primary School and Nursery, Mr Leatherbarrow cares about his students and their futures and wants the best for each and every one of them. Every single child in his class matters and they feel safe and happy at school because of him. Teacher of the Year is a “true credit” to Statham Primary School Lesley Beswick Teaching Assistant of the Year: Lesley Beswick at Fox Wood School Four decades of hard work have earned a dedicated teaching assistant a 2024 Warrington Guardian Education Award. Lesley Beswick, a “caring, patient and wonderful” teaching assistant at Fox Wood School, is the 2024 Teaching Assistant of the Year. Nominations poured in for Lesley as parents and colleagues alike wanted to honour her unwavering support and commitment to her students and the wider school community. Tearful teaching assistant at Fox Wood School takes top education award The Progress Hub Team of the Year: The Progress Hub at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School An incredible initiative has won staff at Sir Thomas Boteler CE High School the 2024 Team of the Year award. Enabling students to reach their full potential within school is at the heart of their programme, with staff providing alternative timetables and 1:1 opportunities for students that require extra support for mental health and additional needs. The progress hub also offers online provision and exam anxiety workshops as well as social skills groups to cater for all students. Progress Hub “goes above and beyond” to win Team of the Year 2024 Sandy Lane Nursery and Forest School Early Years Award: Sandy Lane Nursery and Forest School With children at the heart of the school, Sandy Lane Nursery and Forest School is the winner of our Early Years Award. This mainstream nursery with a special designated provision for children with additional needs offers the best support and guidance, with all staff going above and beyond for the children. In their nominations, parents shared personal stories of how they feel their children are in good hands and how youngsters are learning and developing in the most effective way at Sandy Lane. Sandy Lane “goes the extra mile” and wins Early Years Award 2024 Kate Evans Unsung Hero Award: Kate Evans at Great Sankey High School Kate takes on a variety of roles with staff and students saying that she is the “heartbeat of the school”. Whether it is providing support for the children or being a helping hand to staff, Kate is always the first person to volunteer. After 27 years at Great Sankey High School, her dedication is unwavering and staff believe there is “no one more deserving” of this award than Kate. They say she represents everything good about education. Unsung Hero Award for worthy winner who is "heartbeat of the school" Amy Dawson New Teacher of the Year: Amy Dawson at Stockton Heath Primary School Starting a new career in teaching can be overwhelming but Amy Dawson has taken it all in her stride as she impacts the lives of Year One students at Stockton Heath Primary School in such a positive way. There were cheers and tears from staff and students at the West Avenue school as Amy was presented with the award in recognition of all her efforts and success. Parents and students showered the new teacher with compliments in their nominations, wanting to honour her hard work and accomplishments over the past 12 months. Described as “wonderful”, “an absolute treasure” and “incredibly enthusiastic”, Amy Dawson is our New Teacher of the Year 2024. Classroom tears for award-winning nurturing New Teacher of the YearEAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Indianapolis quarterback Anthony Richardson has been ruled out for the Colts' big game at the New York Giants on Sunday. Richardson missed practice on Thursday and Friday because of back and foot injuries. He was listed as questionable before on Saturday. Indianapolis (7-8) has a slim chance of making the playoffs. The Colts need to win out and get some help. Richardson's absence likely means Joe Flacco will start against New York. Flacco, a New Jersey native who turns 40 on Jan. 16, has passed for 1,167 yards and nine touchdowns in six games this season, including four starts. He also has thrown five interceptions. The 22-year-old Richardson was selected by Indianapolis with the No. 4 pick in the 2023 draft. He has passed for 1,814 yards and eight touchdowns with 12 interceptions this year. AP NFL:
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Avante Corp. ( CVE:XX – Get Free Report )’s stock price hit a new 52-week high during trading on Friday . The stock traded as high as C$1.24 and last traded at C$1.24, with a volume of 12500 shares trading hands. The stock had previously closed at C$1.20. Avante Stock Up 3.3 % The company has a 50 day moving average of C$0.96 and a 200-day moving average of C$0.81. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 10.80, a current ratio of 1.72 and a quick ratio of 2.77. The company has a market cap of C$33.03 million, a P/E ratio of -10.33 and a beta of 1.71. About Avante ( Get Free Report ) Avante Corp. develops security technologies, products, and solutions in Canada, the United States, Israel, Egypt, Italy, Kuwait, the United Kingdom, and internationally. The company provides system design, sales, installations, and monitoring services, including alarm response and patrols, personal protection, house staff training, and secure transportation. Further Reading Receive News & Ratings for Avante Daily - Enter your email address below to receive a concise daily summary of the latest news and analysts' ratings for Avante and related companies with MarketBeat.com's FREE daily email newsletter .