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Liara wants you to do some detective work to identify The Observer. But who is it?

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Missing a squad mate in the form of Legion? Worry not, as we explain here.

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Which ship upgrades do you actually need? We explain.

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How to get every character's loyalty, loyalty mission choices and consequences, and how to avoid crew conflicts.

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Main Missions are the core Missions of the game, focusing on the battle against the Collectors  and the Reapers .

• Prologue: Save Joker
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• Stop the Collectors: Assemble a Team
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Dossiers are Missions you take on to recruit members to the Normandy crew

Dossier: Archangel Dossier: The Convict Dossier: The Professor Dossier: The Warlord Dossier: Tali Dossier: The Assassin Dossier: The Justicar Dossier: The Master Thief Dossier: The Veteran

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Loyalty Missions are tackled to obtain the loyalty of one of your squadmates, this unlocks an additional power for said teammate as well as having a huge influence on the outcome of the final mission.

Garrus: Eye for an Eye Grunt: Rite of Passage Jack: Subject Zero Jacob: The Gift of Greatness Legion: A House Divided Miranda: The Prodigal Mordin: Old Blood Samara: The Ardat-Yakshi Tali: Treason Thane: Sins of the Father Zaeed: The Price of Revenge

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Citadel: Captain Bailey Citadel: The Council Illium: Liara: Systems Hacking Illium: Liara: The Observer Tuchanka: Urdnot Wrex

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Synchronize Person Assignment from Position Process

To synchronize the position changes with the affected assignments, run the Synchronize Person Assignments from Position process. The Initialize Position Synchronization process to load position synchronization changes is incorporated into the Synchronize Person Assignments from Position process.

The Synchronize Person Assignments from Position process is triggered in these scenarios.

• Assignment update causing a date-effective split.
• Direct report assignment change because of change in assignment. This might be due to either position change or termination of the manager.
• Position update causing a date-effective split.
• Parent position change.

Position Synchronization Configuration

• Position synchronization configuration update either at the enterprise or the legal entity level.

Run the Synchronize Person Assignment from Position to:

Update affected assignments in the enterprise or legal entity if position synchronization is enabled (either initially or later, as a change).

Prevent data corruption

Synchronize the line manager based on the HCM position hierarchy.

Synchronize action reason based on the position action reason and the available action reasons under Synchronization from Position action.

Update assignments affected by the position changes, uploaded using HCM Data Loader.

Use the Schedule New Process page in the Scheduled Processes work area to run the Synchronize Person Assignment from Position process.

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Process Parameters

Past Period to Be Considered in Days

Number of days in the past to be considered for updating the attribute in the assignments. The default value is 30 days. Note that even if position synchronization was enabled in the past and you loaded position data with an effective date of 6 months back, you don’t need to specify 180 days as the number of days. This is because the process detects the effective date and the last updated date of the position data. You can enter 2 days as the parameter value though changes are effective 6 months back.

Run at Enterprise Level

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Legal entity for which you want to run the process.

Process Results

This process updates all affected assignments with the changes from the position. This includes:

Changes due to position synchronization.

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Rollback of line manager changes in assignments for reverse termination.

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Flexfield-mapping changes.

Changes in position loaded using HCM Data Loader

It all comes crashing down for Connor Brogdon, a reliever the Phillies once cherished

PHILADELPHIA — Connor Brogdon was at his locker with a few days to go in spring training when Mike Calitri, the Phillies bench coach, put his hand on the reliever’s back. They wanted to see him in the manager’s office. Brogdon, a lanky righty with a good changeup, shuffled down the hallway. He has always wrestled with a lack of self-confidence — something he has openly admitted — and he knew he had not pitched well this spring.

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He made the team.

Brogdon returned to his locker and sat there for a moment. He changed out of his shorts and into pinstripe pants because it was time to play catch. He had a job. This did not feel like something he should celebrate; Brogdon, in his mind, had not earned it.

He had to prove something.

“Every day I feel like I’m right there,” Brogdon said Monday night. “And I felt like I was right there today.”

It’s unfair to suggest the Phillies lost 6-3 to the Cincinnati Reds because of Brogdon. The Phillies scored two runs in the first inning, then none in the next eight. Johan Rojas pinch ran for Kyle Schwarber in the eighth inning and was promptly picked off. Rob Thomson aggressively managed his bullpen, expecting a rainout Tuesday, but that left him with only Brogdon or Nick Nelson for the 10th inning.

Brogdon walked two hitters, then surrendered a grand slam on a 92 mph fastball. As soon as he heard the crack of the bat, Brogdon put his hands on his knees.

It’s difficult to watch someone lose their job in real-time because, in all likelihood, Brogdon threw his last pitch for the Phillies on Monday night. He made the team only because of injuries to Taijuan Walker and Orion Kerkering. He was out of minor-league options. The Phillies hoped the 29-year-old pitcher could recapture his form with an adrenaline bump in the regular season.

He was the last man in the bullpen, a role that often should not be scrutinized. Brogdon’s job was to enter the lowest-leverage situations and throw strikes. He could not do that over the weekend against the Atlanta Braves.

And, then, the game found him Monday night.

“I mean, I don’t even know how many balls I’d thrown in a row before I showed him a strike,” Brogdon said. “So, at that point, I was just like, ‘Man, just throw the ball in the zone.’ Yeah. I mean, you just can’t leave a ball there to a big-league hitter. He’s going to hit it out.”

Brogdon answered question after question and, as he did so, Dave Dombrowski and Sam Fuld took an elevator downstairs. The two Phillies executives needed to talk to Thomson and his pitching coaches. Brogdon was holding a place for Kerkering, who is expected to return April 9 and departed Monday for a brief trip to the Florida State League so he can pitch somewhere where it won’t rain.

Kerkering is the club’s latest homegrown bullpen hope. But, once upon a time, Brogdon was that . He fell into academic trouble at a junior college in California, then transferred to a tiny place in Lewiston, Idaho, called Lewis-Clark State College. A Phillies amateur scout saw Brogdon as a starter there and admired his potential, even with a sharp drop in velocity. The scout, Hilton Richardson, thought Brogdon could be a reliever.

The Phillies drafted Brogdon in the 10th round in 2017. He signed for $5,000 and five years later, he pitched in the World Series. He struck out seven of the 14 batters he faced. He blew an elevated 96 mph fastball past Yordan Alvarez. He was invincible.

“I just feel like,” Brogdon said, “it’s just been kind of a constant journey of trying to find the right stuff mechanically.”

He has not been right for months. Almost a year, really. The Phillies demoted Brogdon to the minors last June and he never returned. He toiled at Triple A as the Phillies raced to another postseason without him. He became a father after the season. He came to spring training knowing his future was unsettled.

He walked off the mound on Monday at 9:30 p.m. ET to a chorus of boos.

The Phillies, like most teams, treat April baseball differently than every other month. The games are managed with care. This strategy has benefited the Phillies in each of the past two seasons; their pitchers have reached a different gear in October. They have stayed healthy, for the most part. It comes with a short-term cost: The Phillies will not pull every possible lever to win games in April. A manager once tried that in Philadelphia and alienated all of his relievers within the first two weeks of the season.

Thomson could have pushed Cristopher Sánchez  past 85 pitches or used one of his best relievers for more than one inning, or had Seranthony Domínguez and Gregory Soto pitch for a third consecutive day.

“If we’re in July or August, sure,” Thomson said. “This early, I’m not going to take a chance.”

“We’re trying to stay away from those guys as much as we could,” Thomson said. “But you have to try and win the ballgame at the same time. If it’s later in the year, you don’t really think too much about it. Early in the year, it’s on your mind.”

This is why the most aggressive — and deepest organizations — churn through one or two bullpen spots in April. The Los Angeles Dodgers purchased Nabil Crismatt ’s contract on Sunday, pitched him in a game, then designated him for assignment so they could purchase Dinelson Lamet ’s contract. The New York Yankees designated two relievers for assignment in the past two days and made a small trade to acquire another.

The Phillies were afraid to risk losing depth because they have not developed relievers. Brogdon is the only draft pick in the current bullpen. They signed Domínguez as an amateur free agent. Everyone else was acquired by free agency or trade.

Luis Ortiz, a pitcher the Phillies were counting on in April, sprained his ankle over the weekend. There are relievers at Triple A who could help — José Ruiz , Ryan Burr , Andrew Bellatti , Michael Mercado — and maybe one of them replaces Brogdon.

It will just be another transaction. It does not dull the anguish of watching Brogdon spiral from a trusted reliever to this.

“There are pitches where I’m thinking of every step I go through in my entire delivery,” Brogdon said. “Yeah, I’m just kind of scrambled out there right now.”

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(ME2) Mass Effect 2 : All Tuchanka Assignments / Quests Guide

(ME2) Mass Effect 2 has quite a handful of optional side quests or Assignments in this case that you can complete, some of which will only unlock after certain requirements are fulfilled.

Below is a simple guide on how to complete all of the  Tuchanka Assignments ..

Assignments: ​ Old Blood: 

• QUEST GIVER: Kelly Chambers
• LOCATION: Tech Lab
• INFO: Missing Scout: During Mordin’s loyalty mission you will find the Krogan scout. This will become available after the events on Horizon

Combustion Manifold:  

• QUEST GIVER: Krogan Mechanic.
• LOCATION: Urdnot Camp.
• INFO: This can be found during Mordin’s loyalty mission. The mechanic will be working on a broken tomkah. This will be available after Mordin: Old Blood

Killing Pyjaks: 

• QUEST GIVER: Ratch. (Shopkeeper)
• LOCATION: Urdnot Camp
• INFO: After completing Grunt and Mordin’s loyalty missions you can activate this assignment

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Flag Officer Assignments

The secretary of the Navy and chief of naval operations announced today the following assignments:

Rear Adm. Marc J. Miguez will be assigned as chief of legislative affairs, Washington, D.C. Miguez is currently serving as commander, Carrier Strike Group Two, Norfolk, Virginia.

Rear Adm. Ralph R. Smith III will be assigned as director, J2, U.S. Strategic Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska.  Smith is currently serving as deputy director, Operations, National Security Agency, Fort Meade, Maryland.

Rear Adm. Dennis Velez will be assigned as chief of staff, U.S. Cyber Command, Fort Meade, Maryland.  Velez is currently serving as director, Plans and Policy, J-5, U.S. Cyber Command, Fort Meade, Maryland.

Rear Adm. (lower half) Matthew Case will be assigned as deputy to the assistant director for Health Care Administration, Defense Health Agency, with additional duties as chief of Medical Service Corps, Falls Church, Virginia. Case is currently serving as commander, Naval Medical Forces Atlantic, with additional duties as director, Tidewater Market; and chief of Medical Service Corps, Portsmouth, Virginia.

Rear Adm. (lower half) Michael B. Devore will be assigned as senior military official, Guam, Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Republic of Palau, U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, Apra, Guam.  Devore is currently serving as chief of staff, Naval Surface Forces/Naval Surface Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, San Diego, California. 

Rear Adm. (lower half) Joshua Lasky will be assigned as deputy commander, Joint Interagency Task Force South, U.S. Southern Command, Key West, Florida.  Lasky is currently serving as deputy commander, U.S. Naval Forces, U.S. Central Command; and deputy commander, Fifth Fleet, Manama, Bahrain.

Capt. Douglas J. Adams, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as program executive officer for Undersea Warfare Systems, Washington, D.C.  Adams is currently serving as deputy, program executive officer, Undersea Warfare Systems, Washington, D.C.      Capt. Timothy A. Brown, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as director, Supply, Ordnance and Logistics Operations Division, N4L, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, Washington, D.C.  Brown is currently serving as assistant chief of staff for Force Logistics, Naval Air Forces/Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, San Diego, California. 

Capt. Todd M. Evans, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as commander, Naval Surface Warfare Center; and commander, Naval Undersea Warfare Center, Washington, D.C.  Evans is currently serving as vice commander, Naval Air Systems Command, Patuxent River, Maryland.

Capt. Todd A. Figanbaum, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as deputy director, Strategic Targeting and Nuclear Mission Planning, J-5N, U.S. Strategic Command, Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska.  Figanbaum is currently serving as director, Submarine Officer Career Management and Distribution Division (PERS-42), Navy Personnel Command, Millington, Tennessee.

Capt. Bret M. Grabbe, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as deputy chief of staff, Submarines, Maritime Command Headquarters (MARCOM); and commander, Submarines, NATO, Northwood, United Kingdom.  Grabbe is currently serving as chief of staff, Submarine Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, Pearl Harbor, Hawai.

Capt. Liam M. Hulin, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as deputy director, Operations - Fire and Effects, U.S. Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida.  Hulin is currently serving as executive officer to the commanding general, U.S. Special Operations Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida.

Capt. Brian T. Mutty, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), is assigned as assistant chief of staff, J-3, Joint Forces Command, Naples, Naples, Italy.  Mutty recently served as commanding officer, Surface Warfare Schools Command, Newport, Rhode Island. 

Capt. Craig C. Sicola, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as deputy director, Strategy, Plans and Policy (DJ5), U.S. Central Command, MacDill Air Force Base, Florida.  Sicola is currently serving as assistant chief of staff for Education, Training, and Planning, Naval Air Forces/Naval Air Force, U.S. Pacific Fleet, San Diego, California.

Capt. Peter D. Small, selected for promotion to rear admiral (lower half), will be assigned as deputy commander for Ship Design, Integration and Engineering, SEA-05, Naval Sea Systems Command, Washington, D.C.  Small is currently serving as project manager, Program Executive Office, Attack Submarines, Washington, D.C.

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The NCAA Division I Women's Basketball Committee has approved the 11 game officials recommended by Penny Davis, the national coordinator of women's basketball officiating, to work Friday's two national semifinal games and Sunday's national championship game. A three-person crew will work each Women's Final Four game, while two officials will serve as the standby officials for all three contests.

The NCAA has notified these 11 individuals that they have been selected to work the 2024 Women's Final Four, which will be played at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland:

• Gina Denise Cross.
• Angelica Janell Suffren.
• Joe Vaszily.
• Roy Gulbeyan.
• Eric Brewton.
• Katie Lukanich.
• Melissa Barlow.
• In'Fini Robinson. 
• Tiffany Bird Nelson.
• Brenda Pantoja.
• Brian Hall.

"These experienced officials delivered consistent and elite performances throughout the series of tournament games this year," Davis said. "Their work on the floor has led to their selections for these upcoming assignments. It's an honor to be selected for any tournament assignment, but to advance to these final games is not only an honor but bears an immense amount of responsibility. This group is prepared and ready!"

Barlow will be officiating in her 12th women's Final Four. Vaszily was selected for the 10th time. Pantoja was selected for the eighth time, and Cross was selected to work her fifth Final Four. Suffren and Bird Nelson have been selected for a women's Final Four for the third time. Lukanich and Brewton were selected for the second time. Gulbeyan, Robinson and Hall have been selected to work the women's Final Four for the first time.

Friday's first semifinal features Albany 1 Region champion and undefeated No. 1 overall seed South Carolina facing NC State, the No. 3 seed and champion of the Portland 4 Region. South Carolina is making its fourth consecutive Final Four appearance and sixth overall, while NC State is heading to the Final Four for just the second time in program history and the first time since 1998. Tipoff is set for 7 p.m. Eastern time. 

The second semifinal game, which is scheduled for 9:30 p.m. Eastern time, features the Albany 2 Region champion and No. 1 seed Iowa against the Portland 3 Region champion and No. 3 seed UConn. The Hawkeyes will be making their second consecutive and third overall appearance in the Women's Final Four and are seeking their first national title. The No. 3 seed Huskies are in the Women's Final Four for the 23rd time and the first time since 2022.

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