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Core Memory: Coach Saban's exceptional dance moves during the 2015 Cotton Bowl trophy presentation. 🐐🦖🕺

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I’ve seen countless videos of coach dancing. I was telling my friend earlier people who dance have good spirits.

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@mryan55 This just cracked me up that night. 😂😂😂

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Ayeeee ayeeee ayeeee good bye. Best day in sec history. So glad he leaving. Now bama going to be not ranked in the sec. History made!!! Happiness.

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Damn bro😢

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Not a Bama fan, per se, but will absolutely always remember the amazing caliber of football that I saw under Saban’s tenure. Absolutely the GOAT! Thanks for all the great football coach!

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In 2007, Curt Cignetti joined Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama. He served as the WRs coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time with Saban, the Crimson Tide had a 12–0 regular season in 2008 and a 14–0 national championship season in 2009. Alabama won 29 consecutive regular-season games. Cignetti played a role in recruiting and developing key players, like Julio Jones, Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, and linebacker Dont'a Hightower. The 2008 recruiting class featured six future first-round NFL draft selections. Cignetti emphasizes tempo, physicality, and discipline. His practices are designed to be "fast, physical, and relentless" while remaining smart, disciplined, and poised. He frequently frames execution as "one play at a time," with each snap treated independently to build consistency over the course of a game. What he has done at Indiana has been described as a deliberate culture reset—professionalism, accountability, and a "winning mindset"—paired with a higher practice tempo and tighter organization. Cignetti has also said he prefers efficiency over sheer volume in practice, using fewer of the allowable sessions or hours and focusing on pace and organization to simulate game pressure. Analysts often link Cignetti's approach to his tenure on Nick Saban's Alabama staff, particularly regarding evaluation, roster construction, and sustaining culture through clear expectations. Saban said Indiana's rapid turnaround reflected Cignetti's evaluation and culture work amid frequent roster changes, adding that Cignetti "has done a really good job as a head coach." His public tone and on-field identity are unapologetically aggressive, noting his "attack" ethos and unwillingness to "play nice. Earlier national profiles also traced how his methods and messaging traveled from prior stops to Indiana as part of the program's turnaround. Former players and coaches have described Cignetti as an exacting teacher and an intensely focused preparer, sometimes calling him a "cocky nerd" for his combination of blunt candor and studied approach to the job. He is known for marathon film sessions in which he repeatedly rewound plays to critique players' footwork and assignments and for occasionally stepping into drills himself when quarterbacks failed to execute a rep, reinforcing his standards for precision and preparation. He prefers concise, high-tempo practices that typically last about 90 minutes, emphasizing efficiency over volume, and he stresses eliminating "self-imposed limitations" while delivering feedback that players have characterized as direct yet constructive.
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In 2007, Curt Cignetti joined Nick Saban's first staff at Alabama. He served as the WRs coach and recruiting coordinator. During his time with Saban, the Crimson Tide had a 12–0 regular season in 2008 and a 14–0 national championship season in 2009. Alabama won 29 consecutive regular-season games. Cignetti played a role in recruiting and developing key players, like Julio Jones, Heisman Trophy winner Mark Ingram, and linebacker Dont'a Hightower. The 2008 recruiting class featured six future first-round NFL draft selections. Cignetti emphasizes tempo, physicality, and discipline. His practices are designed to be "fast, physical, and relentless" while remaining smart, disciplined, and poised. He frequently frames execution as "one play at a time," with each snap treated independently to build consistency over the course of a game. What he has done at Indiana has been described as a deliberate culture reset—professionalism, accountability, and a "winning mindset"—paired with a higher practice tempo and tighter organization. Cignetti has also said he prefers efficiency over sheer volume in practice, using fewer of the allowable sessions or hours and focusing on pace and organization to simulate game pressure. Analysts often link Cignetti's approach to his tenure on Nick Saban's Alabama staff, particularly regarding evaluation, roster construction, and sustaining culture through clear expectations. Saban said Indiana's rapid turnaround reflected Cignetti's evaluation and culture work amid frequent roster changes, adding that Cignetti "has done a really good job as a head coach." His public tone and on-field identity are unapologetically aggressive, noting his "attack" ethos and unwillingness to "play nice. Earlier national profiles also traced how his methods and messaging traveled from prior stops to Indiana as part of the program's turnaround. Former players and coaches have described Cignetti as an exacting teacher and an intensely focused preparer, sometimes calling him a "cocky nerd" for his combination of blunt candor and studied approach to the job. He is known for marathon film sessions in which he repeatedly rewound plays to critique players' footwork and assignments and for occasionally stepping into drills himself when quarterbacks failed to execute a rep, reinforcing his standards for precision and preparation. He prefers concise, high-tempo practices that typically last about 90 minutes, emphasizing efficiency over volume, and he stresses eliminating "self-imposed limitations" while delivering feedback that players have characterized as direct yet constructive.

Coach Chip

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🤯 Let's wrap what happened in CS during rain's FaZe career: 1. Astralis ERA 2. Cloud9 won a first major for NA 3. Liquid won a Grand Slam in 144 days 4. Coach bug 5. Online COVID 6. forsaken cheats on Indian LAN 7. FalleN's "last" dance 8. Golden VP polish era ended 9. New Counter-Strike has been released 10. From Minors to RMRs to VRS 11. ZywOo's rookie year 12. m0NESY's rookie year 13. donk's rookie year 14. electroNic's IGLing 15. Rise of Asian CS 16. Inferno and Dust2 remakes 17. Cloud9 colossus project 18. Danger Zone has been released 19. Rise of academies 20. s1mple 1vs2 noscope on Cache 21. coldzera double noscope on Mirage 22. Radarhackers scandals 23. Gambit Youngsters with young sh1ro and Ax1Le 24. GuardiaN comeback to NAVI in 2019 25. Operation Riptide has been released 26. s1mple made top-1 player in the world in 2018 27. Get_RighT and f0rest won IEM Oakland 2017, the last trophy for NIP at the moment 28. complexity got EU roster with RUSH 29. CSGO became free to play 30. M4A1-S meta 31. SG 553 meta 32. dev1ce joined NIP 33. BIG, HEROIC and Gambit's online eras 34. ENCE got in the Katowice major grand-final and much more. what a legend
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🤯 Let's wrap what happened in CS during rain's FaZe career: 1. Astralis ERA 2. Cloud9 won a first major for NA 3. Liquid won a Grand Slam in 144 days 4. Coach bug 5. Online COVID 6. forsaken cheats on Indian LAN 7. FalleN's "last" dance 8. Golden VP polish era ended 9. New Counter-Strike has been released 10. From Minors to RMRs to VRS 11. ZywOo's rookie year 12. m0NESY's rookie year 13. donk's rookie year 14. electroNic's IGLing 15. Rise of Asian CS 16. Inferno and Dust2 remakes 17. Cloud9 colossus project 18. Danger Zone has been released 19. Rise of academies 20. s1mple 1vs2 noscope on Cache 21. coldzera double noscope on Mirage 22. Radarhackers scandals 23. Gambit Youngsters with young sh1ro and Ax1Le 24. GuardiaN comeback to NAVI in 2019 25. Operation Riptide has been released 26. s1mple made top-1 player in the world in 2018 27. Get_RighT and f0rest won IEM Oakland 2017, the last trophy for NIP at the moment 28. complexity got EU roster with RUSH 29. CSGO became free to play 30. M4A1-S meta 31. SG 553 meta 32. dev1ce joined NIP 33. BIG, HEROIC and Gambit's online eras 34. ENCE got in the Katowice major grand-final and much more. what a legend

CS2 NEWS

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Remembering the great Cab Calloway who was born on this day in 1907. Known for his exuberant performing style, Calloway led one of the most highly regarded big bands of the swing era. Calloway was a dynamic and humorous entertainer known for his eccentric dance moves and the dramatic flair of wildly tossing his mop of hair. His signature style included a white tuxedo and an oversized baton, complementing his energetic performances. As a vocalist, Calloway possessed an extraordinary range, earning him praise as “the most unusually and broadly gifted male singer of the ’30s.” He began leading his own bands in 1928 and moved to New York City the following year. In 1931, he became a bandleader at the iconic Cotton Club, where his orchestra, alongside Duke Ellington’s, became one of the two house bands most synonymous with the legendary Harlem venue. That same year, he recorded his most famous composition, “Minnie the Moocher,” showcasing his talent for scat singing. Other hits from the 1930s included “Saint James Infirmary,” “Kickin’ the Gong Around,” “Reefer Man,” “The Lady with the Fan,” “Long About Midnight,” “The Man from Harlem,” and “Minnie the Moocher’s Wedding Day.” Calloway also had a successful side career as an actor. He appeared in several motion pictures, including The Big Broadcast (1932), Stormy Weather (1943), Sensations of 1945 (1944), and The Cincinnati Kid (1965). George Gershwin had conceived the role of “Sportin’ Life” in his 1935 jazz opera Porgy and Bess for Calloway; the entertainer finally got his chance at the part during a heralded world tour of the show in 1952–54. In the 1960s, Calloway appeared on Broadway and on tour in Hello, Dolly!, portraying the role of Horace Vandergelder opposite Pearl Bailey as Dolly Levi, and he again starred on Broadway in the 1970s in the hit musical Bubbling Brown Sugar. His best-known acting performance was also his last, as a jive-talking music promoter in director John Landis’s comedy The Blues Brothers (1980). The film featured Calloway singing “Minnie the Moocher” every bit as energetically and eccentrically as he had performed it in 1931. Here, he is performing “Hi-De-Ho” in 1934.
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Remembering the great Cab Calloway who was born on this day in 1907. Known for his exuberant performing style, Calloway led one of the most highly regarded big bands of the swing era. Calloway was a dynamic and humorous entertainer known for his eccentric dance moves and the dramatic flair of wildly tossing his mop of hair. His signature style included a white tuxedo and an oversized baton, complementing his energetic performances. As a vocalist, Calloway possessed an extraordinary range, earning him praise as “the most unusually and broadly gifted male singer of the ’30s.” He began leading his own bands in 1928 and moved to New York City the following year. In 1931, he became a bandleader at the iconic Cotton Club, where his orchestra, alongside Duke Ellington’s, became one of the two house bands most synonymous with the legendary Harlem venue. That same year, he recorded his most famous composition, “Minnie the Moocher,” showcasing his talent for scat singing. Other hits from the 1930s included “Saint James Infirmary,” “Kickin’ the Gong Around,” “Reefer Man,” “The Lady with the Fan,” “Long About Midnight,” “The Man from Harlem,” and “Minnie the Moocher’s Wedding Day.” Calloway also had a successful side career as an actor. He appeared in several motion pictures, including The Big Broadcast (1932), Stormy Weather (1943), Sensations of 1945 (1944), and The Cincinnati Kid (1965). George Gershwin had conceived the role of “Sportin’ Life” in his 1935 jazz opera Porgy and Bess for Calloway; the entertainer finally got his chance at the part during a heralded world tour of the show in 1952–54. In the 1960s, Calloway appeared on Broadway and on tour in Hello, Dolly!, portraying the role of Horace Vandergelder opposite Pearl Bailey as Dolly Levi, and he again starred on Broadway in the 1970s in the hit musical Bubbling Brown Sugar. His best-known acting performance was also his last, as a jive-talking music promoter in director John Landis’s comedy The Blues Brothers (1980). The film featured Calloway singing “Minnie the Moocher” every bit as energetically and eccentrically as he had performed it in 1931. Here, he is performing “Hi-De-Ho” in 1934.

The Jazz Estate

102,936 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

This is the same “gamification of jihad” that DAESH perfected: nasheeds paired with GoPro combat footage, designed to mobilize, radicalize, and sustain a terror narrative. From 2015 to 2017, as an international volunteer fighting ISIS during the siege of Kobani and the liberation of Raqqa, I watched this material closely. We studied it to understand their tactics, extract intelligence, and anticipate their moves. Back then, we were in their crosshairs. Today, we are again. The Kurds. Nothing has changed. Then, they called the Kurds “PKK” and “kuffar.” They still do. Then, they were Salafi jihadists. They still are. The difference is not ideology. It is presentation. Now they have Western backing, a UN seat, and when they speak to foreign press they adopt Western legalism. They talk about state sovereignty. They label Kurds as “rebels” and “separatists.” They frame their actions as “security operations.” Their fighters are no longer called mujahideen but “internal security services.” Yet when they speak to their base, they release this footage. And the language, imagery, and intent are identical to when they called themselves the Islamic State instead of the Syrian Arab Republic. I keep pointing to this, over and over, like a madman. But the truth is not hidden. It is visible to anyone willing to look. When von der Leyen goes to Damascus with hundreds of millions of euros while Jolani’s forces siege Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo and kill the same people who stood with the world to defeat ISIS, she knows exactly who he is. When Trump calls him a “tough cookie,” he knows exactly who he is. There is no illusion here. This is not a mystery. They all know he is a Salafi jihadist. They all know his forces are a whitewashed band of killers. They simply chose convenience. They silenced their own media. They played along. And they all took part in the dismantling and annihilation of Kurdish-led autonomy in northern Syria. They are all complicit.
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This is the same “gamification of jihad” that DAESH perfected: nasheeds paired with GoPro combat footage, designed to mobilize, radicalize, and sustain a terror narrative. From 2015 to 2017, as an international volunteer fighting ISIS during the siege of Kobani and the liberation of Raqqa, I watched this material closely. We studied it to understand their tactics, extract intelligence, and anticipate their moves. Back then, we were in their crosshairs. Today, we are again. The Kurds. Nothing has changed. Then, they called the Kurds “PKK” and “kuffar.” They still do. Then, they were Salafi jihadists. They still are. The difference is not ideology. It is presentation. Now they have Western backing, a UN seat, and when they speak to foreign press they adopt Western legalism. They talk about state sovereignty. They label Kurds as “rebels” and “separatists.” They frame their actions as “security operations.” Their fighters are no longer called mujahideen but “internal security services.” Yet when they speak to their base, they release this footage. And the language, imagery, and intent are identical to when they called themselves the Islamic State instead of the Syrian Arab Republic. I keep pointing to this, over and over, like a madman. But the truth is not hidden. It is visible to anyone willing to look. When von der Leyen goes to Damascus with hundreds of millions of euros while Jolani’s forces siege Kurdish neighborhoods in Aleppo and kill the same people who stood with the world to defeat ISIS, she knows exactly who he is. When Trump calls him a “tough cookie,” he knows exactly who he is. There is no illusion here. This is not a mystery. They all know he is a Salafi jihadist. They all know his forces are a whitewashed band of killers. They simply chose convenience. They silenced their own media. They played along. And they all took part in the dismantling and annihilation of Kurdish-led autonomy in northern Syria. They are all complicit.

Karim Franceschi

22,043 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

Special thanks to KV Reina | InterLink Labs Mira Full Video 🔥 What unfolded on the 19th of April at Vijayawada was not merely an event—it was a landmark celebration of vision, scale, and collective excellence 🚀✨, hosted with distinction by Mahesh Magnus, Global Leader and Core Ambassador of Interlink. This grand occasion, marking the First Ambassador Anniversary of Interlink 🎉, stands as a historic milestone—an indelible chapter now inscribed in the legacy of the network 📖🌍. What began as a strategically envisioned gathering of 500–600 Interlinkers transformed into an extraordinary congregation of 800+ attendees 👥🔥, far surpassing expectations and establishing a new benchmark for scale and engagement. The magnitude of participation reflects the accelerating momentum and deep-rooted trust within the Interlink ecosystem 🌐. The event commenced on a culturally profound and auspicious note 🪔💃, with the ceremonial lamp lighting followed by a traditional dance performance—an elegant tribute to our heritage, reaffirming that while we advance towards a decentralised future, our cultural foundations remain unwavering. The unveiling of Version 5.0 updates ⚡📊 marked a significant progression in the Interlink journey, delivered with clarity and conviction. The recognition of high-performing ambassadors 🏆👏 added a moment of prestige and inspiration, while the interactive Q&A session 🎤💬 fostered transparency, engagement, and deeper understanding. A defining highlight of this gathering was the remarkable presence of numerous first-time attendees 🙌, whose enthusiasm and positive reception elevated the overall energy of the event ⚡. The atmosphere was charged with purpose, optimism, and a unified vision 🤝✨. With over 800 individuals carrying forward the knowledge, insights, and strategic direction imparted during this event 📈🌍, the impact is poised to extend far beyond this moment—creating a powerful ripple effect across the broader ecosystem. The 19th of April will be remembered as a defining milestone in Interlink’s journey 📅✨—a day where leadership, execution, and community strength converged to create something truly exceptional. This was not just an event. This was a statement of intent. 💯🔥 India has delivered with distinction 🇮🇳✨—and this is only the beginning. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL #ITLX #AmbassadorAnniversary #GlobalMilestone #InterlinkNetwork #IndiaLeads #Web3Movement 🚀
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Special thanks to KV Reina | InterLink Labs Mira Full Video 🔥 What unfolded on the 19th of April at Vijayawada was not merely an event—it was a landmark celebration of vision, scale, and collective excellence 🚀✨, hosted with distinction by Mahesh Magnus, Global Leader and Core Ambassador of Interlink. This grand occasion, marking the First Ambassador Anniversary of Interlink 🎉, stands as a historic milestone—an indelible chapter now inscribed in the legacy of the network 📖🌍. What began as a strategically envisioned gathering of 500–600 Interlinkers transformed into an extraordinary congregation of 800+ attendees 👥🔥, far surpassing expectations and establishing a new benchmark for scale and engagement. The magnitude of participation reflects the accelerating momentum and deep-rooted trust within the Interlink ecosystem 🌐. The event commenced on a culturally profound and auspicious note 🪔💃, with the ceremonial lamp lighting followed by a traditional dance performance—an elegant tribute to our heritage, reaffirming that while we advance towards a decentralised future, our cultural foundations remain unwavering. The unveiling of Version 5.0 updates ⚡📊 marked a significant progression in the Interlink journey, delivered with clarity and conviction. The recognition of high-performing ambassadors 🏆👏 added a moment of prestige and inspiration, while the interactive Q&A session 🎤💬 fostered transparency, engagement, and deeper understanding. A defining highlight of this gathering was the remarkable presence of numerous first-time attendees 🙌, whose enthusiasm and positive reception elevated the overall energy of the event ⚡. The atmosphere was charged with purpose, optimism, and a unified vision 🤝✨. With over 800 individuals carrying forward the knowledge, insights, and strategic direction imparted during this event 📈🌍, the impact is poised to extend far beyond this moment—creating a powerful ripple effect across the broader ecosystem. The 19th of April will be remembered as a defining milestone in Interlink’s journey 📅✨—a day where leadership, execution, and community strength converged to create something truly exceptional. This was not just an event. This was a statement of intent. 💯🔥 India has delivered with distinction 🇮🇳✨—and this is only the beginning. #Interlink #ITLG #ITL #ITLX #AmbassadorAnniversary #GlobalMilestone #InterlinkNetwork #IndiaLeads #Web3Movement 🚀

Mahesh Magnus InterLink Mafia DON 🚩

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