Clamped by 5’11” 176lb Rams UDFA practice squadder. Idk man…

Yeah, never forget when MJ got clamped by a... 5'3", 135 lbs man who makes JJ Barea look like a giantshow more

ELITE TROLL: #Rams Jared Verse trolled his teammate Kamren... Kinchens, a former Miami Hurricane, by putting Pop-Tarts in his locker. “Pop tart bowl man🤣” 💀show more

Thanks to Paul Skenes for stopping by practice today.... I have so much respect for this young man and his professional approach. Was great to finally meet him.show more

do you know how buzzy it is to hard... launch you got your girl back by flexing the watch she gave you while also holding her red bottom heel… give that man his 10s idk!show more

so sol came out the villa and immediately villainized... the girls by calling them mean but the first time she says a word about the man who actually did her dirty it’s “I forgive him” this bitch gotta see me idkshow more

SportsForce Baseball Casey Dill Andrew Beinbrink Auburn Donaldson Brian... Pugh NowD1 Worst case scenario, this guy will improve GPA and push your team at practice. Can’t lose by picking this guy up! Give this man an opportunity!show more

this man is looking for his daughter cos idk... why he felt the need to dress code me when he is not the one feeding me. if you are his lost daughter, please indicate cos the man don dey craze. he goes around telling random women on the road how to dress. his sanity is hanging by a very thin thread. please come before it’s too late. tenks and gorbless.✨show more

This is from Mount Wutai, a sacred Buddhist site... in Shanxi Province, China. While others practice their religion devoutly by climbing up the steps of this holy place, a mean man kicks his little dog down the steps. #stopanimalcruelty People's Daily, China #animalprotectionlaw CHINA MFA Spokesperson 中国外交部发言人show more

Facial reconstruction of a likely 5,500-year-old man from Chiatura,... Darkveti, Georgia The “Chiatura man” is well known in anthropological literature for his massive cranial dimensions. Without soft tissue, the skull, first described by Alexandre Javakhishvili, exhibits a massive cheek breadth of 153 mm, a very large cranial width of 156 mm, and a very long cranial length of 199 mm. Most notably, it stands out among contemporaneous Caucasian crania for its overall size and massiveness, showing a closer affinity to the Caucasionic type, which is otherwise thought to have first appeared in the Caucasus during the Middle Ages. The Caucasionic type, which now dominates the Greater Caucasus region, is characterized by very large cheek width and very large cranial breadth. This Caucasionic-like morphology led some anthropologists -- most notably Malkhaz Abdushelishvili -- to describe the Chiatura man as proto-Caucasionic, using him as evidence for a much earlier presence of Caucasionic morphology in the Caucasus. Other anthropologists, such as Ilya Gokhman, questioned this interpretation, expressing doubts about the proposed dating of the individual and suggesting that he may instead belong to a period much closer to modernity. The individual is attributed to the Kura-Araxes culture, whose languages are generally associated with Northeast Caucasian speakers. The Upper Imeretian variant of the Kura-Araxes culture (to which the Chiatura man belonged), however, differs from other Kura-Araxes groups. Genetically, it was likely influenced by local Darkveti populations, while culturally it is distinguished by the presence of kurgan burials and by rich metal assemblages, such as those found in the Sachkhere kurgans, setting it apart from most other Kura-Araxes communities. Middle Bronze Age individuals from Imereti, such as the sample from Sagvarjile, can be genetically modeled as a mixture of Proto-Kartvelian-like/ancient Svan-like profile and Kura-Araxes ancestry, likely reflecting mutual interaction and admixture between Imeretian Kura-Araxes populations and local Kartvelians. The Chiatura individual also exhibits artificial cranial deformation, a practice well documented within the Kura-Araxes cultural horizon. Such practice is also observed among Kura-Araxes populations in Armenia and Dagestan. This custom may have been transmitted by Kura-Araxes groups to the Catacomb culture. Crania from Chiatura dating to Late Antiquity also display artificial cranial deformation.show more

Notes from today's #Bengals practice, another solid showing from... the rebuilt defense. -Play of the day goes to Bryan Cook, stepping in front of an anticipation in-breaker from Burrow to Mitch Tinsley. Great read, veteran play. 📽️⬇️ DJ Ivey was thrust in with the first team with Dax Hill scaled back today. He showed well, including a great PBU on a deep ball left one-on-one with Tee Higgins. -Bengals DL continues to make Burrow and company uncomfortable. Not as rough as yesterday, but those guys are just a load right now. -Two days in a row now with a splash play by Colbie Young. Confidence is growing in the rookie. -Dohnte Meyers shows up every day. -Deep cut: A few particularly nice reps in 1-on-1 work for UDFA Corey Robinson II. -Burrow off a bit today. Missed on a couple deep balls and got sniped by Cook for the INT. -A number of Reds in attendance, including Sal Stewart, who was in his Ja'Marr Chase jersey and exchanged his jersey with Chase after they all chatted for a while. -More plays and analysis coming on The Athletic blog and Growler recap show.show more

Midtown is under siege by monsters, and Spider-Man is... nowhere to be found! Where is the so-called "Spectacular Spider-Man"? Rumors are swirling - has he joined forces with the creatures of the night, or is he cowering in a corner somewhere? Could New York's favorite wall-crawler have become something more sinister? The Midnight Features Season Event: Part 4 is now live. Complete event missions to uncover the truth behind Spider-Man's absence and claim exclusive rewards. UNLOCK NEW MILESTONE REWARD NOW - The Midnight Missions Gallery Card! * In the Midnight Features Season Event, missions related to Dooms' match must be completed in ARCADE MODE rather than in Practice Mode. We appreciate your attention to this and encourage everyone to participate actively! Download Marvel Rivals now on: Steam: PlayStation: Xbox: Epic Games: #MarvelRivalsshow more

Facial reconstruction of a 2,150-year-old man from Chios, Greece... Ancient Greek medical texts, including those attributed to Hippocrates, describe various forms of cranial surgery. However, the practice of cranial surgery in Greece predates Hippocrates by many centuries. The oldest skeletal evidence of trepanation was found in a Minoan ossuary in Crete (2200–1720 BC). Trepanned skulls from different periods have also been discovered in Delphi (1700–1750 BC), the Peloponnese (1400–1060 BC), Crete (8th century BC), Abdera (7th century BC), and elsewhere, indicating a wide geographic and chronological distribution (Georgios Tsermoulas, Asterios Aidonis, Graham Flint, 2014). The burial at Chios, a cist tomb dating to the second half of the 2nd century BC, contained the remains of a man estimated to have been around 50 years old. His skull had a circular opening in the left parietal region, measuring approximately 1.62 cm in diameter. Examination of the margins of the opening indicated that it was surgically created and had undergone substantial healing, suggesting that the man survived the procedure. According to anthropologist Asterios Aidonis, the limited signs of infection and the degree of healing indicate that the individual may have survived for approximately five to six years after the operation, eventually dying at around 50 years of age.show more

🔥5 drills to destroy doubles #1 Pad Punch When... you feel pressure from the adjacent blocker, combat his force with your hips. #2 Sled Punch The key to defeating a double team is to split it. Here’s a great drill to help you attack 1 man, get skinny and throw off. #3 Double splits Splitting doubles can be super difficult. The double splits drill helps simulate the force you’ll need to apply into your primary blocker to ultimately split the double team. #4 Punch recover When aligned in an even technique (0, 2, 4) the key is to survive the collision by staying square, absorbing force and transitioning to the crease. The punch recover drill does a great job of simulating this. #5 Hip Swivels Use hip swivels to practice wedging your hips between the primary and adjacent blocker.show more

Facial reconstruction of a 2,600-year-old man from Mtskheta, Georgia... The history of Bronze Age East Georgia is marked by several major cultural developments accompanied by shifts in population. In the Early Bronze Age (from ca. 3500 BC), East Georgia was dominated by the Kura–Araxes culture, whose genetic profile is associated with proto-Nakh–Dagestanians. Around 2500 BC, a new kurgan-building tradition emerged. This practice had already existed a few centuries earlier within a peripheral subgroup of the Kura–Araxes culture in Imereti. Its influence spread into the North Caucasus and contributed to the formation of a sub-culturally (and likely ethnically) diverse Northcaucasian cultural sphere. As this tradition reached East Georgia, it developed into the Martkopi–Bedeni culture. In the Middle Bronze Age (from ca. 2200 BC), a major climatic shift known as the 4.2-kiloyear event caused increased aridification across the steppe. Indo-European groups associated with the Catacomb culture moved into the East Caucasus and intermixed with the existing population, giving rise to the Trialeti culture. The genetic cluster of this group, referred to as Trialetian/Arm_MLBA, is associated with proto-Armenic speakers. In the Late Bronze Age (from ca. 1300 BC), East Georgia experienced another demographic shift. Kartvelian groups inhabiting Imereti, Racha, Svaneti, and Northwestern Javakheti began expanding into the North Caucasus - forming the Koban culture - and into Samtskhe and Kartli - where they shaped the later stages of the Samtavro culture. This highly militaristic Kartvelian population conquered the preceding Trialeti-derived groups, creating the East Georgian Iron Age genetic cluster to which this man belonged. A few centuries later, this population would form the historical Kingdom of Iberia. The man was described by anthropologist Malkhaz Abdushelishvili as follows: Fragmented male skull. The face is partially preserved. Dolichocranial. Norma verticalis - pentagonal, broad. In the sagittal plane - moderately developed brow ridges, sloping forehead, rounded contour, projecting occiput. Relief moderately expressed. The skull is relatively massive and large (190 mm length, 139 mm width, 119 mm height; ~1465 cc). The face is broad.show more

On the day that the Cincinnati Bengals announce their... blockbuster deal with Ja’Marr Chase, I got a story … In 2021, Chase hit a rough patch in camp with drops. It was a big story at the time, the kind that blow up in the summer. Anyway, I came thru for an early August practice, and hung out with coaches on the field for about a half-hour after the session ended. I turned around, and there was Ja’MarrChase, out there on the Juggs, having kept one teammate behind to help him. Five minutes later, he was by himself, with an equipment man shooting the balls at him. At the end of my camp trip, I showed my football-obsessed first-grader (now a fourth-grader) how this player picked fifth overall was responding in the face of adversity early in his career. Almost all the rest of the players and coaches were inside. It wasn’t a show. It was a guy consumed with being the best. Which is why I think the Bengals will sleep well writing him those checks.show more

What Actually Happened (Verified Facts) • Date and location:... May 25, 2018 (nearly 8 years ago), at the Al-Zaim (A’Zaim) checkpoint near Jerusalem in the occupied West Bank. • Victim: Karam Qawasmi, a 22-year-old Palestinian man (not a child/“youth”). He survived the incident, was hospitalized, and later spoke publicly about it. • What occurred: After a security check (during which he alleged he was run over by a jeep and beaten for hours), officers told him to “get out” / “go.” As he walked away (hands raised, ~20 seconds later), a Border Police officer fired a sponge-tipped bullet (a non-lethal crowd-control round, not live sniper ammunition) into his back at relatively close range. He screamed in pain and fell. Off-camera laughter from officers is audible in the full footage. • Not IDF “long-range shooting practice”: This was Israeli Border Police (paramilitary unit handling checkpoints), not regular army soldiers in a combat operation. No long-range rifle or “target practice” — it was a single unnecessary shot during a checkpoint interaction. Legal Outcome The female Border Police officer who fired was charged with assault and reckless use of a weapon. In June 2020, she pleaded guilty in Jerusalem Magistrate’s Court and was convicted (physical assault, reckless use of weapon, obstruction of justice). The judge described the act as done “as a form of dubious entertainment.” She faced up to 3 years but the exact sentence isn’t detailed in public reports. This was not ignored — Israeli authorities investigated after the video leaked in 2019, prosecuted, and convicted the officer.show more