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Question: Stephen Curry  is turning 3s into âforeâ!
The Warriors star  who moonlights as a professional golfer  confessed to practicing his swing in a hotel room Thursday  which unsurprisingly did not end well.  Curry  posted a photo of the damage on  his  Instagram account  which showed a shattered glass table and shards of glass scattered over the chair and carpet.
âWhen you feel like youâre on the @pgatour so you gotta get some swings going in the hotel room #idiot â  he  wrote.
The two-time NBA MVP made his professional golf debut last August  competing on the Web.com Tour in the Ellie Mae Classic. Though he missed the cut after finishing the first two rounds 8-over and 11 strokes off the mark   Curry  gave the world a taste of  his  dual athletic talent. Out of the 156-man field  he finished ahead of four players.
While  Curry  may have to reprove himself on the links  he shouldnât have to worry about the incident causing any damage to his bank account. The 29-year-old signed the first $200 million contract in NBA history last June  keeping him in Golden State through the 2021-22 season.

Answer: Stephen Curry


Question: "Visitors from infected countries should wear masks. It's a precautionary measure we're taking to avoid human-to-human transmission of the virus " Health Minister Siti Fadilah Supari told AFP.
 But the minister said the government had no intention of enforcing the precaution  which could do serious damage to the country's stuttering tourism industry.
 "There'll be no penalty if people don't wear them. You can't expect people to wear masks when they're swimming " Supari said  adding the masks would be handed out to visitors as soon as possible depending on funding.
 Supari said last week she was particularly worried about Australian tourists who flock to the famous surf beaches of Bali island. More than 300 000 Australian holiday-makers visited the island last year.
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Answer: Siti Fadilah Supari


Question: Christopher Chin wasnât necessarily expecting a life-altering moment when he flopped into the waters off Viti Levu  Fijiâs largest island  in his diving gear.
Courtesy Christopher Chin
Heâd joined IMAX filmmakers Howard and Michele Hall on a dive to film sharks. Not long into their second-day dive  the trio was surrounded by sharks â as many as 12 different species.  Christopher  descended into a theater-like plateau  at about 32 meters  when a bull shark emerged within armâs reach â its penetrating black eyes locked with his own.
âThis was a sentient being  an animal trying to figure out what I was doing there â recalls  Christopher   a Workday engineer. âI knew sharks were troubled and misunderstood â but I didnât realize to what extent.â
Christopher Chin
When  Christopher  emerged from the water   he  paused.  He  knew  right then  that  he âd be on a mission in life to teach people about these mysterious animals â and our oceans at large.
Indeed  a few years later  he  founded a nonprofit organization called COARE (The Center for Oceanic Awareness  Research & Education).  Christopher  has been featured on the Discovery Channelâs Shark Week;  he âs a top expert on shark fin policy in North America  and one of the nationâs leading experts in single-use plastics legislation.
âWe all depend on the ocean  no matter where we live â  he  says. âWe depend on it for sustenance  for the very oxygen we breathe. And the ocean depends on us â no matter where we are  or the things we do  we can take little actions that have a tremendous impact on the world around us.â
Last year   he  spoke at the United Nations:
 Christopher   a scuba instructor and technical diver  was drawn to the ocean at an early age.  His  father was a diver who worked for the former Pan American Airways (Pan Am)  which enabled diverse experiences around the world.
âThe underwater world has always fascinated me â  he  says. âOnce I became a certified diver  I never looked back. I did 100 dives in my first year.â
With the founding of COARE   Christopher  has an outlet to share  his  passion and knowledge â and compel others to act with responsibility and urgency.
âProtecting our oceans is challenging and daunting â  he  says. âThere is a lot of waste. But as an organization  we just try to walk our talk. Even in the conservation community  weâll see a speaker up there with a single-use Starbucks cup â itâs hypocritical. It drives me bonkers!
 Christopher  has been impressed by Workdayâs own commitment to sustainability.
âIâm proud to work at a company so dedicated to reducing its environmental impact that it has full-time employees dedicated to creating  improving  and promoting sustainability efforts â  Christopher  says. âThese efforts  from the rechargeable battery program to reusable snack bowls make a measurable and meaningful difference with little effort.â
Outside our walls  thereâs an ever-evolving fight to break old habits. And  Christopher  is often right there  making the case for positive change.

Answer:
Christopher