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Car Paint And Coating Industry Standard Will Be Announced

2021-01-08T06:31:12Z

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It is learned that the beauty maintenance branch of China Standardization Committee automotive supplies special committee is working on national standards for the development of a number of conservation products, has now completed the [http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/draft%20paint draft paint] coating standard and submitted to the National Standards Board for approval, the future of the Association will driving safety is closely linked to the conservation of gasoline additives, oil detergent, lubrication system additives to the development of industry standards. As an important facilitator of the automotive supplies industry standardization process launched by the special committee of the China Committee for Standardization automotive supplies industry standards will have the entire [http://www.guardian.co.uk/search?q=automotive automotive] market and what impact force In the process of implementation of the standards, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] the association will face what kind of resistance Future Society will be brought by initiative for the solution of many questions about the HC Auto Accessories Network reporter in particular connection the Committee deputy secretary general of China Association for Standardization professional automotive supplies, senior engineer Mr. Huang Lijiang. In Connection interview, Huang Lijiang concise interpretation of the future work plan of the current status of the car paint and coating industry standard and special committee of the China Committee for Standardization automotive supplies has a special historical mission of the unit for the reporter to the forefront of perspective. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Reporter: car paint and coating industry standards will be announced Current progress of the Huang Lijiang: So far, the car paint coating standards in China is still a blank. China's automobile market, car paint coating market about 10% of the annual rate in the expansion of the market need an advanced level and industry representative, technical standards to regulate. Automotive Products Professional Committee of China Association for Standardization is currently organizing the strength of the domestic companies jointly drafting the CAS standards of the automotive paint coating (China Association for Standardization standard). CAS standards are authoritative standards of domestic high starting point, the successful co-automotive supplies special committee attaches great importance to the drafting of the car paint coating standard. At present, dozens of Chinese and foreign experts and industry leading enterprise technology managers are pressing ahead with the drafting of the standard formulation, expected before the end of the year will be submitted for consideration by the Committee of Experts. Reporter: The new standard for the implementation bound to a variety of resistance is expected that the implementation of future standards will be any problems, how to solve Huang Lijiang: [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang shangrila] the introduction of a new standard, have to go through the drafting stage to seek industry views on the draft public notice to solicit the views of the community, the draft amendments and supplements, review and approve standards, publishing, promotional criteria, and timing the implementation of standards in several stages. Progressiveness and normative standard, it would arouse the resentment of the industry's technological backwardness enterprises, but the reasonable demands of the development of the industry and consumers is the most important driving force for the implementation of the standardization work. In this sense, the implementation of advanced standards, spur backward enterprises technology upgrading of the revolutionaries, but also the market of survival of the fittest pushing hand. Jodiemht has been in the car aftermarket industry for 3 years. She specializes in [ ] and other aftermarket products. You can learn more about [ ], [ ], and car DVD at her company site.

More Of World 39;s Travelers Wooed By Exotic Appeal Of A 39;Stay In Hong Kong 39;

2021-01-07T22:25:04Z

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Total international arrivals for the 11 month January to November 2013 period were 49,076,480, representing a 12 per cent growth over the 43,837,125 figure for January to November 2012. For the month of November 2013 arrivals numbered 4,579,681, an 8.6 per cent increase over November 2012's 4,216,937. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Mainland China continued to be the main source market for Hong Kong, accounting for 36,855,277 arrivals from January to November, up 17.3 per cent over the same 2012 period (equating to over 5.4 million more arrivals). The monthly figure for November was 3,348,121 - up 10.1 per cent over November 2012's 3,040,360. Air access from mainland China to The Pearl of the Orient is plentiful. Various airlines fly to Hong Kong from an extensive list of mainland destinations that includes Shanghai, Xiamen, Suzhou, Nanning, Wuhan, Beijing, Guangzhou, Shenyang, Wenzhou, Sanya, Nanking, Fuzhou, Dalian, Guilin, Lijiang, Shenzhen, Ningbo, Harbin and Hangzhou. Those carriers include Hong Kong Airlines, Cathay Pacific, China Southern Airlines, China Eastern Airlines, Air China, Shanghai Airlines and Singapore Airlines. Geographical proximity sees flights to Hong Kong from mainland China range in duration from just over half an hour for visitors coming from Shenzhen to around four hours from Harbin, increasing the appeal of a stay in Hong Hong for Chinese visitors. As a regional air hub in Asia, Hong KongInternationalAirport is connected to some 180 points worldwide. Around 100 airlines - among them British Airways, EVA Air, Emirates, Air France, Delta Air Lines, Hong Kong Airlines, Bangkok Airways, Japan Airlines, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] Thai Airways International, [http://www.theepochtimes.com/n3/search/?q=AirAsia AirAsia] and Qantas - fly to Hong Kong from around the globe. Collectively, the Short Haul Markets to Hong Kong (Taiwan, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] Japan, South Korea, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand) posted a 1.3 per cent drop in arrivals year-on-year for January to November 2013 to total 7,501,773. For the month of November 2013, these markets grew 7.8 per cent to 758,789. As individual markets, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand all registered year-on-year growth in the 11 month period. While Japan registered a 17.8 per cent drop year-on-year for the 11 months (from 1,159,496 to 953,300), it showed a 12.9 per cent increase for the month of November (from 84,165 to 95,012). (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Arrivals from Long Haul Markets (USA, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] Canada, United Kingdom, France, Germany and Australia) also dropped year-on-year - by 3.5 per cent - to 3,914,800 for January to November 2013. For the month of November 2013, these markets dropped 1 per cent to 399,876. Meanwhile the New Markets (India, GCC Markets, Russia, the Netherlands and Vietnam) continued to send more visitors Hong Kong's way. For the 11 months of January to November 2013 they generated 804,630 arrivals for an 8.1 per cent year-on-year increase. Russia showed the highest growth of 21.4 per cent to number 203,999 while the Netherlands was the only market to drop, by 8.8 per cent to 84,435. For the month of November 2013, New Market arrivals totaled 72,895 for a 6 per cent increase over November 2012's 68,781. India, Russia and Vietnam showed growth, while the GCC Markets and the Netherlands showed a decline. [ ] is an internationally-acclaimed carrier based in Hong Kong. Its network currently covers almost 30 cites regionally, includes Beijing, Shanghai, Sanya, Bangkok, Bali and Okinawa. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push();

Dynasty Get Revenge On Dragons End Losing Skid

2021-01-07T19:50:58Z

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The Seoul Dynasty picked a great time to end their three-match losing streak. Sitting at .500 and facing the second-place team in the standings, the Dynasty edged the Shanghai Dragons 3-2 in Week 14 of the Overwatch League on Saturday, beating the team against whom they started their losing streak two weeks ago. With the Dynasty (4-3) playing what appears to be their best composition, double-tank with Jae-hee "Gesture" Hong on Orisa and Min-seo "Marve1" Hwang on Sigma, Seoul impressed and kept up with an elite Shanghai squad. The Dragons (9-2) started with a 2-0 win on Lijiang Tower, but then the Dynasty responded with a 2-1 win on Rialto and a 5-4 overtime win on King's Row. Shanghai took Temple of Anubis 2-1 to force Game 5 on Busan, which was hard-fought as both teams had been adapting to each other throughout the series. Ultimately, Seoul emerged on the back of a strong performance from DPS Dong-eon "FITS" Kim, winning 2-1 and securing the series. Seoul moves up from 11th to sixth in the standings with the win. Shanghai remains at second place despite the loss and now sits a full game behind the Philadelphia Fusion. In another upset in the Asian region, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] the Guangzhou Charge hammered the New York Excelsior 3-1. The Charge were consistent with their roster while New York rotated its DPS around a fair bit. Throughout the series, the Excelsior were slow to change their strategies, even after Guangzhou showed they were capable of handling them. The Charge (6-6) started with a 2-0 sweep of Nepal, but the Excelsior fired back with a 3-2 win on Watchpoint: Gibraltar. After the break, Guangzhou took control with a 3-1 win on King's Row and a dominant 3-2 win on Temple of Anubis to close out the series. New York (8-3) falls from third to fourth with the loss, dropping behind the San Francisco Shock (6-2). In a game against two lower-seeded teams but with plenty of interest nonetheless, the Washington Justice (3-9) picked up a win against the new-look Vancouver Titans (2-3). Vancouver's recent roster turmoil led to a completely new team of Overwatch Contenders getting called up to the league, and a Justice team in dire need of a win capitalized on their opponent's inexperience. [https://openclipart.org/search/?query=Washington Washington] took Busan 2-1 and Junkertown 3-2, but Vancouver avoided a sweep with a 3-2 win on Hollywood. Washington closed out the match on the next game, however, taking Temple of Anubis 2-1. This match was the first match for Washington since the sudden retirement of star DPS Corey "Corey" Nigra. This match was also the last match for Justice DPS Ethan "Stratus" Yankel, who impressed in his last outing on Sombra. Also on Saturday, the Paris Eternal (6-5) took down the Los Angeles Gladiators (4-4) by a 3-1 score. The Gladiators started strong with a 2-0 win on Oasis, then the Eternal took over on the back of [http://www.thefashionablehousewife.com/?s=off-tank%20Han-been off-tank Han-been] "Hanbin" Choi. Paris took Junkertown 3-2, Hollywood 2-1, and Volskaya Industries 3-2 to take the series. The Gladiators fall from sixth to 11th with the loss while Paris climbs from 10th to ninth. The Atlanta Reign (5-4) swept the Houston Outlaws (4-9), taking Oasis 2-0, Watchpoint: Gibraltar 3-2, and King's Row 3-2. The London Spitfire (4-2) also notched a sweep, beating the Chengdu Hunters (3-9) in a long-awaited return to league play for London. The Spitfire took Lijiang Tower 2-1, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang shangrila] posted a perfect 3-0 to win on Junkertown, and secured the series with a 3-1 win on Blizzard World. Finally, the Los Angeles Valiant (4-6) took out the last-place Boston Uprising (1-10) in a 3-0 stomp. The Valiant took Oasis 2-0, full-held Junkertown 1-0, and capped it off with a 3-2 win on King's Row. Week 14 concludes on Sunday with five matches: Hangzhou Spark vs Shanghai Dragons London Spitfire vs Guangzhou Charge Dallas Fuel vs Philadelphia Fusion Toronto Defiant vs San Francisco Shock Florida Mayhem vs Vancouver Titans Overwatch League Season 3 standings, with match record (W-L), map record (W-L-T) and map differential: 1. (Atlantic South) Philadelphia Fusion, 10-1, 32-13-0, +19 2. (Pacific East) Shanghai Dragons, 9-2, 29-9-1, +20 3. (Pacific West) San Francisco Shock, 6-2, 20-10-1, +10 4. (Atlantic North) New York Excelsior, 8-3, 28-12-0, +16 5. (Atlantic North) London Spitfire, 4-2, 13-12-0, +1 6. (Pacific East) Seoul Dynasty, 4-3, 12-11-1, +1 7. (Atlantic South) Atlanta Reign, 5-4, 20-12-0, +8 8. (Atlantic South) Florida Mayhem, 5-4, 17-13-0, +4 9. (Atlantic North) Paris Eternal, 6-5, 23-21-0, +2 10. (Pacific West) Dallas Fuel, 4-4, 16-16-0, 0 11. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Gladiators, 4-4, 15-16-2, -1 12. (Pacific East) Hangzhou Spark, 5-5, 18-20-1, -2 13. (Pacific East) Guangzhou Charge, 6-6, 20-24-0, -4 14. (Pacific West) Vancouver Titans, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] 2-3, 8-11-0, -3 15. (Atlantic North) Toronto Defiant, 4-6, 19-22-0, -3 16. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Valiant, 4-6, 17-22-0, -5 17. (Atlantic South) Houston Outlaws, 4-9, 19-31-2, -12 18. (Pacific East) Chengdu Hunters, 3-9, 16-28-0, -12 19. 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Why Do London Spitfire Keep Losing On Oasis In The Overwatch League

2021-01-07T18:52:48Z

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[ Watch Game 3 VAL @ LDN | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Wasted ultsFury played D.Va a lot against teams on Oasis, but was rarely able to make an impact with his Self-Destruct. Some of this was down to bad luck, as we'll touch on later on, but a lot of it was down to poor positioning. He'll need to get some tips from Fusion's Poko. There was a Winston Primal Rage from Gesture against Fuel on City Center which did nothing, and although Profit did pull off an amazing Junkrat ult against Valiant, there was a bizarre moment against Fuel where he exploded it with no enemies in sight. London Spitfire are having some troubles on Oasis, having lost twice against Fuel and Valiant There was also the wild west showdown between two McCrees, which Birdring lost, and a couple of Lucio ults which didn't save the team for very long. Which brings us onto the next point. Poor timingEveryone's seen Profit's amazing Junkrat RIP-tire on City Center by now, where he went on a merry jaunt across the rooftops before dropping in behind Valiant and picking off three members, including the two supports, simultaneously. It was a highlight reel play, but in reality, it barely changed the outlook of the round. Valiant were on their way to the point from spawn, and before had engaged, they had lost three members. So, they simply retreated back to spawn, and everyone gained a little more ult charge along the way. When they came back for the next attack, they hadn't used up any resources, and Profit was down one RIP-tire. All it cost Valiant was a little time. Plus, Spitfire charged out to meet them, and ended up over extending and losing the fight. Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take the point a[ Watch Game 3 VAL @ LDN | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Wasted ultsFury played D.Va a lot against teams on Oasis, but was rarely able to make an impact with his Self-Destruct. Some of this was down to bad luck, as we'll touch on later on, but a lot of it was down to poor positioning. He'll need to get some tips from Fusion's Poko. There was a Winston Primal Rage from Gesture against Fuel on City Center which did nothing, and although Profit did pull off an amazing Junkrat ult against Valiant, there was a bizarre moment against Fuel where he exploded it with no enemies in sight. London Spitfire are having some troubles on Oasis, having lost twice against Fuel and Valiant There was also the wild west showdown between two McCrees, which Birdring lost, and a couple of Lucio ults which didn't save the team for very long. Which brings us onto the next point. Poor timingEveryone's seen Profit's amazing Junkrat RIP-tire on City Center by now, where he went on a merry jaunt across the rooftops before dropping in behind Valiant and picking off three members, including the two supports, simultaneously. It was a highlight reel play, but in reality, it barely changed the outlook of the round. Valiant were on their way to the point from spawn, and before had engaged, they had lost three members. So, they simply retreated back to spawn, and everyone gained a little more ult charge along the way. When they came back for the next attack, they hadn't used up any resources, and Profit was down one RIP-tire. All it cost Valiant was a little time. Plus, Spitfire charged out to meet them, and ended up over extending and losing the fight. Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take the point after Valiant grabbed it early, Spitfire were banging their heads against a brick wall. Lucio can get you into the point quickly, but he lacks the damage of another support like Zenyatta, and if he gets split up from the team, he also lacks any long range healing abilities. Spitfire went with the four tank approach on University against Valiant, and although it worked for a time, Soon quickly switched over to a tank killing Reaper. Adapting to that could've made the difference. The London Spitfire have an incredibly talented roster, and will continue to win games anyway In fairness, in their match against Fuel on Gardens, Spitfire did do a lot of swapping, but only because they started with a fairly odd combination of heroes. They went with a Reinhardt going in, and against an opposing Junkrat, his shield was gone in seconds and he was the first to die. Spitfire were also without a Mercy for over half of the map, and while Fuel were getting off key resurrections, the healing from Ana and Lucio wasn't enough. Spitfire did eventually swap the Lucio for a Mercy, but it was too late. At one point, Spitfire had three ultimates to Fuel's zero, but when Profit got caught out and went down just before a big fight, Valkyrie wasn't ready yet to bring him back easily. Big plays from opposing teams During the game and in the post-game analysis we saw a lot of praise given to Agilities again for his big play on Roadhog towards the end of the University round. Fury and Rascal had Self-Destruct and Graviton Surge available respectively, and those two combined should've been enough to allow Spitfire to hold out for the win. However, a great hook from Agilities sent Rascal's Zarya down the hole in the center of the point. It takes a long time for a low mobility hero to get out of there, and Valiant managed to mop up Spitfire in that time. Going deeper into the season, it will be dangerous for them to have a bad map in Oasis It's also worth mentioning that a bit of luck that went Valiant's way though. Rascal fired his ult into the floor, and did catch five members of the opposing team in it. It's hard to see in the replay, but you can just about see Fury start to charge into the Graviton Surge and activate Self-Destruct. However, Envy had just launched his into the corner, and the blast knocked Fury's clear of the group, and behind the Reinhardt shield. It's tough to know whether Spitfire's bomb would've been effective if Fury had placed it exactly where he wanted it, but if it had, we'd be looking at a 1-1 score. Spitfire will likely be working hard this week to prepare better for Oasis against other teams So, as we head into week three and the very real possibility of more Oasis, will Spitfire have fixed their problems on the map? Having a bogey map as we head later into the season will be very dangerous, especially when they start coming up against their direct rivals at the top of the[# Watch Game 3 LDN @ DAL | Stage 1 Week 2 from OverwatchLeague on website Another couple of instances of poor timing occurred in the first round against Valiant on Gardens. The fights on this map are always extended, and Nus blew his first Mercy ult a little too early. Valiant were able to fight through it, and when Unkoe used his ult, he was much more effectively able to get crucial resurrects when the real fight began. Nus was unfortunate again soon after when he used Rez to get back Fury in mini D.Va form, who was killed instantly before he could re-mech. Outplayed in mirror match-ups In the first round of their match against Los Angeles Valiant, both of the teams went with the same set up: Lucio, Mercy, Winston, D.Va, Pharah, Tracer. In this mirror match, where tactics and pure skill were the only differentiators, Valiant came out on top. Mostly, this was down to Agilities' Pharah play. He managed to get direct hits on Rascal's Pharah on multiple occasions, forcing Nus to focus his Mercy healing on his primary DPS. While Nus was tied to his Pharah, Valiant's Unkoe on Mercy was free to heal the rest of his team. The healing output from Bdosin on Lucio just wasn't enough, and Valiant were able to pick Spitfire apart. All in all, the support play from opposing teams was often better on Oasis. Dallas were able to flip points without using Valkyrie or Transcendence, while Valiant used those same abilities to much greater effect. Spitfire's troubles on Oasis are down to a number of factors, including poor timing on ults At the start of their four tank plus Moira team composition battle against Valiant on University, Bdosin got picked off early. While he was respawning, Unkoe had already charged his Coalescence. In the next fight, Unkoe used his well, and while Bdosin was able to charge his to 100%, he got picked off yet again before he was able to use it. Meanwhile, Unkoe was already back up to 55% charge on a second ult. Hero choice / reluctance to swap Lucio's a good choice on Gardens, but when Spitfire were continually unable to take the point after Valiant grabbed it early, Spitfire were banging their heads against a brick wall. Lucio can get you into the point quickly, but he lacks the damage of another support like Zenyatta, and if he gets split up from the team, he also lacks any long range healing abilities. Spitfire went with the four tank approach on University against Valiant, and although it worked for a time, Soon quickly switched over to a tank killing Reaper. Adapting to that could've made the difference. The London Spitfire have an incredibly talented roster, and will continue to win games anyway In fairness, in their match against Fuel on Gardens, Spitfire did do a lot of swapping, but only because they started with a fairly odd combination of heroes. They went with a Reinhardt going in, and against an opposing Junkrat, his shield was gone in seconds and he was the first to die. Spitfire were also without a Mercy for over half of the map, and while Fuel were getting off key resurrections, the healing from Ana and Lucio wasn't enough. Spitfire did eventually swap the Lucio for a Mercy, but it was too late. At one point, Spitfire had three ultimates to Fuel's zero, but when Profit got caught out and went down just before a big fight, Valkyrie wasn't ready yet to bring him back easily. Big plays from opposing teams During the game and in the post-game analysis we saw a lot of praise given to Agilities again for his big play on Roadhog towards the end of the University round. Fury and Rascal had Self-Destruct and Graviton Surge available respectively, and those two combined should've been enough to allow Spitfire to hold out for the win. However, a great hook from Agilities sent Rascal's Zarya down the hole in the center of the point. It takes a long time for a low mobility hero to get out of there, and Valiant managed to mop up Spitfire in that time. Going deeper into the season, it will be dangerous for them to have a bad map in Oasis It's also worth mentioning that a bit of luck that went Valiant's way though. Rascal fired his ult into the floor, and did catch five members of the opposing team in it. It's hard to see in the replay, but you can just about see Fury start to charge into the Graviton Surge and activate Self-Destruct. However, Envy had just launched his into the corner, and the blast knocked Fury's clear of the group, and behind the Reinhardt shield. It's tough to know whether Spitfire's bomb would've been effective if Fury had placed it exactly where he wanted it, but if it had, we'd be looking at a 1-1 score. Spitfire will likely be working hard this week to prepare better for Oasis against other teams So, as we head into week three and the very real possibility of more Oasis, will Spitfire have fixed their problems on the map? Having a bogey map as we head later into the season will be very dangerous, especially when they start coming up against their direct rivals at the top of the standings. 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Shock Make History With Sweep At OWL

2021-01-07T17:32:04Z

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The San Francisco Shock became the first team in Overwatch League history to sweep all 19 other teams on Saturday with a 3-0 dismantling of the Paris Eternal, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang shangrila] as Week 20 kicked off. The Shock (12-2) remained third in the standings and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] became the first team in the league to sweep every other team, dominating the Eternal (8-6) in a match of double-shield compositions. San Francisco DPS Nam-joo "Striker" Kwon led the charge primarily on Tracer, dominating Paris' rookie DPS duo of [http://www.bbc.co.uk/search/?q=Yeong-han Yeong-han] "SP9RK1E" Kim and Ki-hyo "Xzi" Jung. This was the Eternal's first time running the hyped DPS lineup, and it showed in their hampered coordination compared to their form in weeks past. The Shock took Busan 2-0, Watchpoint: Gibraltar 3-0 and Blizzard World 3-2. In other American Region matches, the Houston Outlaws (6-10) scored a 3-1 upset of the Los Angeles Gladiators (5-6), the Atlanta Reign (6-6) swept the Toronto Defiant (5-9) and the Vancouver Titans (3-7) picked up their first win with their new roster in a 3-0 sweep over the Dallas Fuel (4-8). The Outlaws had players outperforming their counterparts across nearly every role, taking the fight to the Gladiators' backline and preventing L.A.'s supports from getting comfortable. Former Gladiator DPS and current Outlaw flex player Joao Pedro "Hydration" Goes Telles shined in the main tank position, matching the traditional main tank duo of Min-seok "OGE" Son and Roni "LhCloudy" Tiihonen of Los Angeles. The Outlaws took Busan 2-0 and Rialto 4-3 to go into halftime. The Gladiators won King's Row 4-3 on the back of a flanking Reinhardt strategy from LhCloudy, but the Outlaws secured the series with a 2-1 win on Hanamura. Atlanta dispatched Toronto with a 2-0 win on Lijiang Tower, a 3-0 win on Rialto and a 3-2 win on Hollywood. The Titans, led by DPS Niclas "sHockWave" Jensen, took Busan 2-1, Junkertown 2-0 and Hollywood 6-5 from Dallas. In the Asian Region, the Hangzhou Spark (7-7) picked up a 3-2 upset win over the fourth-ranked New York Excelsior (11-4). Hangzhou's most recent acquisitions, DPS Minho "Architect" Park formerly of the San Francisco Shock and rookie tank Sung-jun "QoQ" Yu, led the Spark in the win. QoQ was signed on Friday due to Spark tank Seong-wook "Ria" Park's wrist injury. New York started with a 2-0 win on Busan, then Hangzhou full-held Watchpoint: Gibraltar for the 1-0 map win and a 1-1 tied series going into the half. The Excelsior then took King's Row 3-2, before the teams drew Temple of Anubis 3-3. But the Spark surged to a 2-0 win on Ilios and a 2-1 win on Oasis to secure the series. In other Asian Region matches, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] the Guangzhou Charge (10-6) outlasted the mercurial Seoul Dynasty (6-6) by a 3-2 margin, and the London Spitfire (5-6) swept the Chengdu Hunters (4-11) The Charge were led by DPS Jung-woo "Happy" Lee, who shined in double-hitscan compositions. Guangzhou took Lijiang Tower 2-1 and Rialto 2-1, threatening to sweep. The Dynasty responded with a 4-3 win on Blizzard World and a 3-2 win on Volskaya Industries to force the series decider, which the Charge took 2-1 on Busan. The Spitfire were firing on all cylinders against the Hunters, who were visibly affected by Sombra not being in the hero pool, preventing the team from running its signature strategies. London took Nepal 2-1, Junkertown 5-3 and Blizzard World 3-1. Week 20 of the Overwatch League concludes on Sunday with six matches: Guangzhou Charge vs Hangzhou Spark Chengdu Hunters vs. Shanghai Dragons New York Excelsior vs London Spitfire Boston Uprising vs Philadelphia Fusion Los Angeles Valiant vs Florida Mayhem Washington Justice vs San Francisco Shock Overwatch League Season 3 standings, with match record (W-L), map record (W-L-T) and map differential: 1. (Pacific East) Shanghai Dragons, 15-2, 38-9-1, +29 2. (Atlantic South) Philadelphia Fusion, 14-1, 41-14-0, +27 3. (Pacific West) San Francisco Shock, 12-2, 29-11-2, +18 4. (Atlantic North) New York Excelsior, 11-4, 36-16-2, +20 5. (Atlantic South) Florida Mayhem, 10-4, 26-15-0, +11 6. (Pacific East) Guangzhou Charge, 10-6, 29-29-0, 0 7. (Atlantic North) Paris Eternal, 8-6, 29-26-0, +3 8. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Valiant, 7-6, 23-24-0, -1 9. (Pacific East) Hangzhou Spark, 7-7, 25-28-2, -3 10. (Atlantic South) Atlanta Reign, 6-6, 24-18-0, +6 11. (Pacific East) Seoul Dynasty, 6-6, 14-20-1, -6 12. (Atlantic South) Houston Outlaws, 6-10, 25-35-3, -10 13. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Gladiators, 5-6, 21-23-3, -2 14. (Atlantic North) London Spitfire, 5-6, 17-24-0, -7 15. (Atlantic North) Toronto Defiant, 5-9, 25-31-0, -6 16. (Pacific West) Dallas Fuel, 4-8, 18-28-0, -10 17. (Pacific East) Chengdu Hunters, 4-11, 21-34-1, -13 18. (Pacific West) Vancouver Titans, 3-7, 11-23-0, -12 19. (Atlantic South) Washington Justice, 3-11, 16-35-0, -19 20. (Atlantic North) Boston Uprising, 2-11, 12-37-3, -25 --Field Level Media

Fusion Reverse-sweep Eternal To Reach 7-1 At OWL

2021-01-07T17:08:27Z

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The Philadelphia Fusion rallied for a reverse sweep of the Paris Eternal in a clash of Atlantic Conference titans on Saturday to kick off Week 10 of the Overwatch League. Philadelphia (7-1) extended its league-best win total to seven, while Paris (5-3) missed a chance to draw level with the Fusion. The Eternal started strong with a 2-1 win on Ilios and a 4-3 win on Hollywood, then looked to close things out early. But the Fusion fought back with a 2-1 win on Paris and a 2-1 win on Dorado to force the series into a tie-breaking map five on Oasis. Behind heroics from DPS star Jae-hyeok "Carpe" Lee, who played Torbjorn and McCree, Philadelphia claimed a 2-1 win to secure the series reverse sweep. Earlier in the match on the opening map, Carpe became the first player in Overwatch League history to reach 600 career solo kills. Elsewhere on Saturday, the Vancouver Titans (2-1) picked up their first loss of the season in a 3-0 stomping at the hands of the Guangzhou Charge (3-2). The Titans played without leader and DPS Hyo-jong "Haksal" Kim and with an unfamiliar support duo of Juseok "Twilight" Lee and [http://www.britannica.com/search?query=Je-hong Je-hong] "ryujehong" Ryu. The Charge were assertive throughout the sloppy series, winning Nepal 2-1, Eichenwalde 2-1 and Volskaya Industries 2-0. In other Saturday action, the Hangzhou Spark (3-2) swept the Chengdu Hunters (1-4). The Spark won Nepal 2-0, Hollywood 3-1 and Hanamura 2-1. The Houston Outlaws (3-6) took out the Boston Uprising (1-6) by a 3-1 score. The Outlaws took Lijiang Tower 2-0, then the Uprising took Hollywood 2-1. After that, the series was all Houston, with the Outlaws winning Volskaya Industries 2-1 before full-holding Route 66 for the 1-0 win. Finally, the Dallas Fuel (2-3) swept the Washington Justice (2-7) for their second win of the 2020 season. The Fuel took Ilios 2-0, Numbani 3-2 and Hanamura 2-1. Week 10 concludes on Sunday with five matches: Chengdu Hunters vs Vancouver Titans [http://www.hometalk.com/search/posts?filter=Shanghai%20Dragons Shanghai Dragons] vs Hangzhou Spark Houston Outlaws vs Toronto Defiant Philadelphia Fusion vs Atlanta Reign San Francisco Shock vs Los Angeles Gladiators Overwatch League Season 3 standings, with match record (W-L), map record (W-L-T) and map differential: 1. (Pacific East) Seoul Dynasty, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour lệ giang shangrila] 2-0, 6-0-1, +6 2. (Atlantic South) Philadelphia Fusion, 7-1, 23-9-0, +14 3. (Atlantic North) New York Excelsior, 5-1, 16-5-0, +11 4. (Atlantic South) Atlanta Reign, 3-1, 10-3-0, +7 5. (Pacific East) Shanghai Dragons, 3-1, 9-4-0, +5 6. (Pacific West) Vancouver Titans, 2-1, 6-5-0, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html kynghidongduong.vn] +1 7. (Atlantic North) Paris Eternal, 5-3, 18-14-0, +4 T8. (Pacific East) Hangzhou Spark, 3-2, 11-10-0, +1 T8. (Pacific East) Guangzhou Charge, 3-2, 11-10-0, +1 10. (Atlantic North) London Spitfire, 3-2, 10-12-0, -2 11. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Gladiators, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-du-lich-trung-quoc-ha-khau-con-minh-le-giang-shangrila-shangri-la-6-ngay.html tour du lịch lệ giang] 2-2, 8-7-2, +1 12. (Pacific West) San Francisco Shock, 2-2, 8-8-1, 0 13. (Atlantic North) Toronto Defiant, 3-4, 13-15-0, -2 14. (Pacific West) Dallas Fuel, 2-3, 8-11-0, -3 T15. (Pacific West) Los Angeles Valiant, 2-4, 9-14-0, -5 T15. (Atlantic South) Florida Mayhem, 2-4, 8-13-0, -5 17. (Atlantic South) Houston Outlaws, 3-6, 14-20-2, -6 18. (Atlantic South) Washington Justice, 2-7, 12-22-0, -10 19. (Pacific East) Chengdu Hunters, 1-4, 8-12-0, -4 20. (Atlantic North) Boston Uprising, 1-6, 6-20-2, -14 --Field Level Media

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2021-01-07T17:08:18Z

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