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Alex Robertson - 121 Technical Analysis I have been lucky enough to work with Alex for the past 3-months now as his "Technical Analyst" & he has agreed to let me share some insights as to what we do: - Clip All Touches - Review Against Our Agreed Development...

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Back when I was in Thailand trying to get back to the hotel, I was by a popular temple which is a huge tourist spot. The hotel wasn’t any further than about 10 minutes away. I didn’t think the fare would be bad at all. I found a cab and asked how much, he said 1000 baht which exchanges to about $30 USD. I thought it was outrageous for a quick 10 minute ride. I managed to find another one and he agreed to 500 baht which was a little more reasonable at $15 USD. It was still a little high but I did not want to spend all day arguing about cab fare. Being that the area was crowded with tourists and other cabs, it took us longer than the normal 10 minutes, the cabbie then insisted since he had to wait an extra 15 minutes in traffic that the ride would be $1200 baht to cover his time. He was asking for $36 USD, even more than the first guy. I gave him the $500 baht on which we agreed on and I went into my hotel. I figured what was he going to do? I only paid what he agreed to in the first place, anything else is out of my control. When it was time to leave I ended up getting a recommendation for a cab from the hotel, the guy was way more professional, he used a meter and I felt like I paid what I should have. From now on I think I will refuse to go in a cab that isn’t using a meter, there is less of a chance that I would waste time haggling for a fair price.

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Mark Attwood

66,189 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten

Alex Mason DIDNT DIE IN BO2 Canon Ending And Black Ops 7 Campaign Actually PROVES IT *PROOF* The BO7 Cradle requires David to help Character to escape the Cradle, Different Versions of Characters appear like BO2 Flashback Woods that believes he killed Alex Mason. 1. At first, David Mason is actually Confused because of what he's saying but quickly realises its a Young Version of Woods, To escape the Cradle he has to tell BO2 Woods to Forgive himself and its not his fault like he told 2025 BO2 Woods, as he wont believe Alex Mason is alive. He also says its a Nightmare and does not even bother to lift the mask as he knows Alex Mason is alive and comes back in 2025 and snaps out of it and re-assures Woods that he was tricked and its OK. Later in the Campaign, David Mason outright says he never lost Alex Mason to test what would happen to the Cradle and it had no effect as its a happy memory. 2. The Woods killing Alex Mason memory actually also proves the BO2 Campaign Good Ending as Woods was told Menendez was the Target on a CIA Mission, which he knows would not be possible as Woods has Intel that Menendez has CIA Memo'sMole, Leading to Menendez not completely succeeding in manipulating Woods in BO2's Best Ending. Its also said that All I Had To Do Was Take That Shot, This could be the BO7 Cradle feeding off the Negative outcome that could have easily been, He could be refering to the Headshot like he was being told by Hudson and Noriega which would have killed him, This is a more weak point but i think this and the previous point work together well. This Version of Woods could also very easily be one that did actually kill Alex Mason as the BO7 Cradle would feed off that negative moment where 2025 BO2 Woods told David he had killed Alex Mason. 3. Finally, David Mason's memories shows him climbing a tree as a Core Happy Memory, However without the BO2 Good Ending, He looms over this event with regret since he fell, but 2025 Alex Mason corrects him saying he was proud.
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Alex Mason DIDNT DIE IN BO2 Canon Ending And Black Ops 7 Campaign Actually PROVES IT *PROOF* The BO7 Cradle requires David to help Character to escape the Cradle, Different Versions of Characters appear like BO2 Flashback Woods that believes he killed Alex Mason. 1. At first, David Mason is actually Confused because of what he's saying but quickly realises its a Young Version of Woods, To escape the Cradle he has to tell BO2 Woods to Forgive himself and its not his fault like he told 2025 BO2 Woods, as he wont believe Alex Mason is alive. He also says its a Nightmare and does not even bother to lift the mask as he knows Alex Mason is alive and comes back in 2025 and snaps out of it and re-assures Woods that he was tricked and its OK. Later in the Campaign, David Mason outright says he never lost Alex Mason to test what would happen to the Cradle and it had no effect as its a happy memory. 2. The Woods killing Alex Mason memory actually also proves the BO2 Campaign Good Ending as Woods was told Menendez was the Target on a CIA Mission, which he knows would not be possible as Woods has Intel that Menendez has CIA Memo'sMole, Leading to Menendez not completely succeeding in manipulating Woods in BO2's Best Ending. Its also said that All I Had To Do Was Take That Shot, This could be the BO7 Cradle feeding off the Negative outcome that could have easily been, He could be refering to the Headshot like he was being told by Hudson and Noriega which would have killed him, This is a more weak point but i think this and the previous point work together well. This Version of Woods could also very easily be one that did actually kill Alex Mason as the BO7 Cradle would feed off that negative moment where 2025 BO2 Woods told David he had killed Alex Mason. 3. Finally, David Mason's memories shows him climbing a tree as a Core Happy Memory, However without the BO2 Good Ending, He looms over this event with regret since he fell, but 2025 Alex Mason corrects him saying he was proud.

HustlerRelic😎

121,491 Aufrufe • vor 9 Monaten

Rangers: 121/Unit Analysis Example Same disclaimers, this isn't "having a go" or "singling out" players, just simply an example of the type of Performance Analysis I do with International Footballers. If I was reviewing the Midfield Unit at Rangers today and having 121/Unit meetings with the 4 CM's this is where I'd be focussed. Playing Forward It is far too lazy just to show examples and go, we didn't get the ball forward or we didn't get Aasgaard into the game. You need to go deeper: > How Do We Get Aasgaard on the Ball? > Can Midfielders Adjust to Play Forward? > What Adjustments Would Help? > Show Video Scenarios & Discuss In all of these clips, it's so vital on the little adjustments: > Constantly Scanning for the Space > Adjusting to the Opposition > Body-Shape When Receiving > Knowing the Next Pass I don't believe Rangers do any of this on a 121 Level or Unit Level just now but it is an absolute necessity game to game to help develop individuals and a team. No Rangers players are my clients, work with me, or have ever worked with myself 👌
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Rangers: 121/Unit Analysis Example Same disclaimers, this isn't "having a go" or "singling out" players, just simply an example of the type of Performance Analysis I do with International Footballers. If I was reviewing the Midfield Unit at Rangers today and having 121/Unit meetings with the 4 CM's this is where I'd be focussed. Playing Forward It is far too lazy just to show examples and go, we didn't get the ball forward or we didn't get Aasgaard into the game. You need to go deeper: > How Do We Get Aasgaard on the Ball? > Can Midfielders Adjust to Play Forward? > What Adjustments Would Help? > Show Video Scenarios & Discuss In all of these clips, it's so vital on the little adjustments: > Constantly Scanning for the Space > Adjusting to the Opposition > Body-Shape When Receiving > Knowing the Next Pass I don't believe Rangers do any of this on a 121 Level or Unit Level just now but it is an absolute necessity game to game to help develop individuals and a team. No Rangers players are my clients, work with me, or have ever worked with myself 👌

John Walker

37,452 Aufrufe • vor 21 Tagen

Author of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, Martin Kleppmann, on why engineers don't get to ignore ethics just because the work is technical — a theme he felt strongly enough about to address in both editions: “I felt that ethics had been quite ignored as a concern during my time in industry. Especially in startups, people were very focused on building a product that their customers would love and deprioritized ethical questions in the process. For example, with consumer facing products, it might be that the products are very much geared towards essentially data harvesting, collecting behavioural data, because that's what can be monetized in the form of advertising. There seemed to be very little reflection on what was good and bad about these sorts of things. I really wanted to encourage a bit of thinking there. I didn’t want to prescribe a particular approach, but to point out there is this thing such as data protection legislation now, which we do have to think about in the architecture of our data systems and there is an ethical responsibility.”
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Author of Designing Data-Intensive Applications, Martin Kleppmann, on why engineers don't get to ignore ethics just because the work is technical — a theme he felt strongly enough about to address in both editions: “I felt that ethics had been quite ignored as a concern during my time in industry. Especially in startups, people were very focused on building a product that their customers would love and deprioritized ethical questions in the process. For example, with consumer facing products, it might be that the products are very much geared towards essentially data harvesting, collecting behavioural data, because that's what can be monetized in the form of advertising. There seemed to be very little reflection on what was good and bad about these sorts of things. I really wanted to encourage a bit of thinking there. I didn’t want to prescribe a particular approach, but to point out there is this thing such as data protection legislation now, which we do have to think about in the architecture of our data systems and there is an ethical responsibility.”

The Pragmatic Engineer

783,831 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Wayne Rooney says the best tactical manager he ever worked under was Louis Van Gaal, not Sir Alex Ferguson. "I've said it before, I thought tactically Louis van Gaal was the best manager I've worked with. The difficult part was everything off the pitch. His methods were hard for the players. I remember him telling me he only wanted his centre-forward to have 15 or 20 touches a game. I was thinking, that's exactly what Robert Lewandowski used to do at Bayern Munich, but I always wanted to get involved, get on the ball and enjoy the game. Later in my career I actually enjoyed playing midfield because physically it was easier and I could influence the game more. As a striker, the hardest thing for me was having the patience just to stay high up the pitch."
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Wayne Rooney says the best tactical manager he ever worked under was Louis Van Gaal, not Sir Alex Ferguson. "I've said it before, I thought tactically Louis van Gaal was the best manager I've worked with. The difficult part was everything off the pitch. His methods were hard for the players. I remember him telling me he only wanted his centre-forward to have 15 or 20 touches a game. I was thinking, that's exactly what Robert Lewandowski used to do at Bayern Munich, but I always wanted to get involved, get on the ball and enjoy the game. Later in my career I actually enjoyed playing midfield because physically it was easier and I could influence the game more. As a striker, the hardest thing for me was having the patience just to stay high up the pitch."

HK

707,450 Aufrufe • vor 27 Tagen

Just spoke to my friend Alex Jones this morning. I called him to let him know he’s back on X. He’s excited and hadn’t seen yet because he was waking up. He said “My entire crew is still asleep. How do I get back in? My whole crew has been banned for so long I don’t even know if we have the same email to login.” I’m sure Elon Musk can help Alex login to his account. For years, Alex was ahead of the curve as a true canary in the coal mine, blowing the whistle on Big Tech censorship. We were both two of the first to be completely banned everywhere and we are still banned on my sites. And so it is really great to see Alex back on X. I remember when we went to the Congressional hearing on Twitter Censorship when Jack Dorsey was testifying and we confronted Dorsey as he was leaving. This video is from September 5, 2018 outside of Congress where Alex and I were trying to warn the country of what would happen if Congress didn’t address Big Tech censorship. Too bad they didn’t listen. Alex Jones is a hero and a Free Speech ICON.
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Just spoke to my friend Alex Jones this morning. I called him to let him know he’s back on X. He’s excited and hadn’t seen yet because he was waking up. He said “My entire crew is still asleep. How do I get back in? My whole crew has been banned for so long I don’t even know if we have the same email to login.” I’m sure Elon Musk can help Alex login to his account. For years, Alex was ahead of the curve as a true canary in the coal mine, blowing the whistle on Big Tech censorship. We were both two of the first to be completely banned everywhere and we are still banned on my sites. And so it is really great to see Alex back on X. I remember when we went to the Congressional hearing on Twitter Censorship when Jack Dorsey was testifying and we confronted Dorsey as he was leaving. This video is from September 5, 2018 outside of Congress where Alex and I were trying to warn the country of what would happen if Congress didn’t address Big Tech censorship. Too bad they didn’t listen. Alex Jones is a hero and a Free Speech ICON.

Laura Loomer

1,224,539 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren