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🚨Jamie Carragher on Mikel Arteta saying he wants to build a dynasty at Arsenal: 🗣️ Jamie Carragher: “I have to be honest, I don’t know where that speech is coming from. I listened to the interview and then I looked at the squad, and I’m struggling to see the players who can build a dynasty at Arsenal. A dynasty isn’t created by talking about it it’s created by winning consistently. “He said everything he’s done in pre-season has been about finding ways to win more, but so far they’ve played two and lost two. That’s not the end of the world because it’s pre-season, but you can’t talk about creating a dynasty while ignoring the performances on the pitch. There are other teams preparing for the season, winning their games and improving, and they’re not making those kinds of declarations. “I also think winning the Premier League has changed the expectations around Arsenal. They now have to prove they can sustain it. Last season they relied heavily on set pieces and moments rather than consistently dominating games through their football. If they want to defend the title, they have to show more quality, more creativity and more control. “I don’t expect this season to simply follow the same script as the last one. The other clubs have strengthened, the pressure is higher and everyone knows what Arsenal are trying to do now. If Arteta genuinely wants to create a dynasty, then the next step isn’t another speech it’s winning trophies year after year.”
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Neymar Sr., the father of former Brazil international Neymar Jr., criticized his son’s decision to retire from the Brazil national team, calling out what he described as his weak and negligent mentality while using Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as examples. 🗣️ Neymar Sr.: “When Junior informed me about his decision to retire from the national team last week, I got so pissed off. I told him, ‘Son, you have at least four years of football left in you, so why are you retiring now? You haven’t achieved your dream of winning a major title with the national team, so why give up now?’ ‘I used Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi as examples for him. I told him, “Look at those two great players. They both won titles with their respective national teams when they were in their late 30s and you’re just 34,so why are you giving up?” I told him I’m sick of his weak and negligent mentality, but he still went ahead with his decision, which makes me feel so bad.’”

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After all the brickbats... Credit where due 🫡 Traffic scenes were a nightmare during 24 July's heavy downpour. Videos of the jammed IKEA road (a main artery of the much lauded Gachibowli area) went viral. Social media went livid, with people demanding accountability & solutions from the govt - rightfully so! Authorities swung into action. The main cause was identified —> tens of thousands of office goers exited at the same time in the pouring rain. Departments coordinated with offices all over and sent instructions to implement either WFH or staggered exit timings. Social media updates were sent out. Coordination between various stakeholders showed instant results. Two days later, during peak office hours, the traffic on the IKEA road was drastically reduced despite the rain. Hats off to the police force and volunteers on the ground doing all they could to minimise traffic jams. These are my independent observations and learnings: • No blame game. No whataboutery. Instant action. • Swift coordination between govt, corporations & volunteer networks. • Timely social media updates. • Most importantly, media (tv, newspaper & social media) held authorities accountable. Journalists took up the mantle on behalf of the people. Kudos CP Hyderabad City Police Dr. M. Ramesh, IPS Cyberabad Traffic Police SCSC, volunteer teams and voices in the media. This, of course, is a small example. There are many other issues that #Hyderabad #Telangana is overcoming gradually as we progress. We are by no means an easy populace to govern. The challenges are as vast as our growing and diverse population. The important thing is for everyone to coordinate and work together, responsibly, for the city and the state. Do add/share your thoughts?

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355,975 次观看 • 3 年前

"If by the end of the year you lose the championship by exactly that point you will ask yourself: 'Why didn't you do so?'" Michael Schumacher's response to questions after the 2010 German Grand Prix and Ferrari team orders. This was about actually giving up the win btw, not just letting someone past on a different strategy. This is a winner and a winner's mentality and everyone at the top knows that this is what you have to do to win so I dont know why people on this platform are being purposefully dense about it. Michael, Fernando, Seb, Max, they all would not accept losing time to the second driver teammate for a moment and neither will Lewis. The loser's mentality of citing a lack of chances in the title fight might cut it with Charles, it won't with a 7x world champion. You lose a handful of points here, a handful of points in Spa, a handful of points in every race and suddenly that adds up to an immense margin. Ferrari have a slither of a chance of winning this title with Lewis, not with Charles. This team hasn't won in two decades, now is not the time to throw in the towel prematurely. This is a competitive sport, not a charity organization. If Mercedes feel the pressure, they won't hesitate to make the call, even did so yesterday. Same goes for Mclaren and Red Bull. Championships are won and lost by these decisions and that's why Ferrari haven't been serious contenders in ages. Leclerc had the opportunity to fight for this title, he no longer does and must now play the role of the supporting cast. They'll hate to hear it but yes, he is now Lewis' Bottas for as long as Ferrari want to be serious about winning this season.
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"If by the end of the year you lose the championship by exactly that point you will ask yourself: 'Why didn't you do so?'" Michael Schumacher's response to questions after the 2010 German Grand Prix and Ferrari team orders. This was about actually giving up the win btw, not just letting someone past on a different strategy. This is a winner and a winner's mentality and everyone at the top knows that this is what you have to do to win so I dont know why people on this platform are being purposefully dense about it. Michael, Fernando, Seb, Max, they all would not accept losing time to the second driver teammate for a moment and neither will Lewis. The loser's mentality of citing a lack of chances in the title fight might cut it with Charles, it won't with a 7x world champion. You lose a handful of points here, a handful of points in Spa, a handful of points in every race and suddenly that adds up to an immense margin. Ferrari have a slither of a chance of winning this title with Lewis, not with Charles. This team hasn't won in two decades, now is not the time to throw in the towel prematurely. This is a competitive sport, not a charity organization. If Mercedes feel the pressure, they won't hesitate to make the call, even did so yesterday. Same goes for Mclaren and Red Bull. Championships are won and lost by these decisions and that's why Ferrari haven't been serious contenders in ages. Leclerc had the opportunity to fight for this title, he no longer does and must now play the role of the supporting cast. They'll hate to hear it but yes, he is now Lewis' Bottas for as long as Ferrari want to be serious about winning this season.

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50,014 次观看 • 1 个月前

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This 15U coach goes crazy over a call that ended up tying the game with 2 outs. Another day, another baseball game and another coach losing his mind. 🤦‍♂️ It’s the bottom of the last inning, there’s two outs and runners on first and second base. The pitcher throws a wild pitch. The ball skips away and bounces off a bat the umpire said. If it hit an on deck bat near the dugout, it is a dead ball and the runners advance. You can’t see the play and the coach argues that it hit the dugout pole and not a bat. (Guess he had a better angle from the third base dugout).😳 The umpires meet and at first they tell the runners to go back to where they were. But they continue talking and then say the runners advance. 🤯 The coach was ejected. 💯 The game ended in a tie when a play at the plate on another wild pitch but the runner being called out at home. This was the beginning of a tournament and you can hear one of the parents tell the coach to calm down as they have the rest of the tournament ahead. Not sure what gets into these coaches but no amount of arguing is changing a call. Let it go and just let the young men play. Do you think something needs to be done about these coaches and the way they are acting and the words spewing out of their mouths? Doesn’t it seem like it is a daily occurrence now?

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519,466 次观看 • 3 个月前

Well, this is awkward... I've always said that when you deal with radical Marxists, no one is ever "radical enough." Now Obama himself is getting that exact treatment from El-Sayed. Just as Obama is preparing to head to Detroit to try to save El-Sayed's campaign, old statements resurfaced showing Abdul's contempt for the 44th president. El-Sayed slammed Obama for "perpetuating war, eroding civil liberties, and preserving systems that favored corporations," even admitting he only voted for Obama as the "lesser of two evils." Think about that. Obama, the guy who spent eight years dragging this country to the left, is now considered "not radical enough." This should be entertaining when they share the same stage. But this isn't the least bit surprising. Marxists will always eat their own and today, Obama is on the menu.
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Well, this is awkward... I've always said that when you deal with radical Marxists, no one is ever "radical enough." Now Obama himself is getting that exact treatment from El-Sayed. Just as Obama is preparing to head to Detroit to try to save El-Sayed's campaign, old statements resurfaced showing Abdul's contempt for the 44th president. El-Sayed slammed Obama for "perpetuating war, eroding civil liberties, and preserving systems that favored corporations," even admitting he only voted for Obama as the "lesser of two evils." Think about that. Obama, the guy who spent eight years dragging this country to the left, is now considered "not radical enough." This should be entertaining when they share the same stage. But this isn't the least bit surprising. Marxists will always eat their own and today, Obama is on the menu.

Glenn Beck

92,646 次观看 • 5 天前

I compared Michael Carrick’s journey at United to that of Mikel Arteta at Arsenal and people on here said they were no where similar to each other. I implore you to listen to what Simon Jordan said when Mikel Arteta took over Arsenal. Mikel Arteta took over mid December 2019, finished 8th two seasons in a row, finished 5th in 21/22 and then 3rd in 22/23. That 3rd place finish was exactly when Arsenal fans began to see that the fruits of what they’ve been labouring for all those years. I’d like to remind you as well that before taking the Arsenal job Mikel Arteta had zero experience as a manager even though he was Pep’s assistant.He never knew what it meant to be solely responsible for a team or what the pressure would actually feel like. Arsenal spent a total of £70m minus loan fees in Arteta’s first two windows (January and summer), compare that to Michael Carrick’s first transfer window as Manchester United manager. Micheal Carrick hasn’t gotten through a full season yet but was able to finish 3rd in his first half season. Like it or not the similarities between Carrick and Arteta are obvious whether it’s the dysfunctional nature of the clubs at the time both managers took charge or the media criticism of the board of both clubs or the lack of managerial experience or that bit of naivety that comes with inexperience or being completely written off by the media/pundits or being ex-players of the club they manage or being very young at the time they took over. The similarities are evident which makes it unsurprising to hear shouts for Carrick to get sacked, “Arteta out” almost replaced the Arsenal anthem at some point. Manchester United need stability, the same stability Mikel Arteta gave Arsenal not by winning immediately but by slowly injecting his identity into his team and winning just about enough to not get relegated. That stability has completely changed the face of Arsenal as a football club from being the butt of every joke to being favourites to win the league every recent season. Summary is that it’s simply way too early to have any concrete evidence that Michael Carrick isn’t the man for the job in-fact it’s 6years too early if compared to how long it took Mikel Arteta to finally win a Premier League title that had eluded Arsenal for 22 years and get them to the Champions League final in the same season. It’s simply too early.
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I compared Michael Carrick’s journey at United to that of Mikel Arteta at Arsenal and people on here said they were no where similar to each other. I implore you to listen to what Simon Jordan said when Mikel Arteta took over Arsenal. Mikel Arteta took over mid December 2019, finished 8th two seasons in a row, finished 5th in 21/22 and then 3rd in 22/23. That 3rd place finish was exactly when Arsenal fans began to see that the fruits of what they’ve been labouring for all those years. I’d like to remind you as well that before taking the Arsenal job Mikel Arteta had zero experience as a manager even though he was Pep’s assistant.He never knew what it meant to be solely responsible for a team or what the pressure would actually feel like. Arsenal spent a total of £70m minus loan fees in Arteta’s first two windows (January and summer), compare that to Michael Carrick’s first transfer window as Manchester United manager. Micheal Carrick hasn’t gotten through a full season yet but was able to finish 3rd in his first half season. Like it or not the similarities between Carrick and Arteta are obvious whether it’s the dysfunctional nature of the clubs at the time both managers took charge or the media criticism of the board of both clubs or the lack of managerial experience or that bit of naivety that comes with inexperience or being completely written off by the media/pundits or being ex-players of the club they manage or being very young at the time they took over. The similarities are evident which makes it unsurprising to hear shouts for Carrick to get sacked, “Arteta out” almost replaced the Arsenal anthem at some point. Manchester United need stability, the same stability Mikel Arteta gave Arsenal not by winning immediately but by slowly injecting his identity into his team and winning just about enough to not get relegated. That stability has completely changed the face of Arsenal as a football club from being the butt of every joke to being favourites to win the league every recent season. Summary is that it’s simply way too early to have any concrete evidence that Michael Carrick isn’t the man for the job in-fact it’s 6years too early if compared to how long it took Mikel Arteta to finally win a Premier League title that had eluded Arsenal for 22 years and get them to the Champions League final in the same season. It’s simply too early.

Blaise.

153,693 次观看 • 29 天前

Face Off: The Vice Versa Identity 💀 Starring Elliot Page as Ellen Page 🎥 Flova 1.0 AI Content Creator Challenge Director’s Statement FACE OFF is a story about identity taken to its extreme. It follows a woman who doesn’t want to kill her pursuer. She wants to become him. At its heart, the film is about transformation, obsession, and how fragile our sense of self can be. What makes this project special is that it uses AI to reflect the fragile nature of self, so the film’s structure transforms just like its protagonist. One big challenge was keeping the character’s identity consistent from scene to scene. Surprisingly…that difficulty became part of the story, like the character, the film couldn’t stay locked in one identity. The characters also reflect something personal, inspired by Elliot Page… where the detective and the woman are two sides of a changing identity. I didn’t see these challenges as barriers but instead they became part of how I told the story. In the end, it’s a psychological thriller where the form and the theme feed into each other… Created with Flova Ai 1.0 FlovaAI #FlovaAiChallenge
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Face Off: The Vice Versa Identity 💀 Starring Elliot Page as Ellen Page 🎥 Flova 1.0 AI Content Creator Challenge Director’s Statement FACE OFF is a story about identity taken to its extreme. It follows a woman who doesn’t want to kill her pursuer. She wants to become him. At its heart, the film is about transformation, obsession, and how fragile our sense of self can be. What makes this project special is that it uses AI to reflect the fragile nature of self, so the film’s structure transforms just like its protagonist. One big challenge was keeping the character’s identity consistent from scene to scene. Surprisingly…that difficulty became part of the story, like the character, the film couldn’t stay locked in one identity. The characters also reflect something personal, inspired by Elliot Page… where the detective and the woman are two sides of a changing identity. I didn’t see these challenges as barriers but instead they became part of how I told the story. In the end, it’s a psychological thriller where the form and the theme feed into each other… Created with Flova Ai 1.0 FlovaAI #FlovaAiChallenge

HoySeBebe

16,334 次观看 • 4 个月前

"Guests visit our micro-herb garden three to four times a week, often asking how we grow our produce and what fertilisers we use. They are always pleasantly surprised to learn that everything is grown organically. Many of our guests especially enjoy picking fresh chillies from the garden to take with them, and moments like these bring me a great deal of joy," says Hussein Didi, better known as Benjo. Today, Didi serves as the Chief of Herbs, Veggies, and Fruits (CHV) at Siyam World Maldives, where he has spent more than two decades with the Sun Siyam Resorts group. After retiring from a 30-year career with the Maldives Police Service, Didi joined the company as security manager at Sun Siyam Iru Veli. His passion for gardening soon led him in a new direction, and he transitioned into horticulture, applying innovative cultivation techniques to establish hydroponic and organic micro-herb production at Siyam World Maldives. Recognising the growing demand for fresh, high-quality produce across the resort's restaurants, Didi successfully introduced the cultivation of watermelons, lettuces, micro-herbs, and a variety of other fruits and vegetables using sustainable, environmentally friendly farming methods. Looking ahead, Didi hopes to expand sustainable agricultural practices across the Maldives' hospitality industry, encouraging more resorts to embrace organic farming to provide guests with healthier, locally grown produce while minimising environmental impact.
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"Guests visit our micro-herb garden three to four times a week, often asking how we grow our produce and what fertilisers we use. They are always pleasantly surprised to learn that everything is grown organically. Many of our guests especially enjoy picking fresh chillies from the garden to take with them, and moments like these bring me a great deal of joy," says Hussein Didi, better known as Benjo. Today, Didi serves as the Chief of Herbs, Veggies, and Fruits (CHV) at Siyam World Maldives, where he has spent more than two decades with the Sun Siyam Resorts group. After retiring from a 30-year career with the Maldives Police Service, Didi joined the company as security manager at Sun Siyam Iru Veli. His passion for gardening soon led him in a new direction, and he transitioned into horticulture, applying innovative cultivation techniques to establish hydroponic and organic micro-herb production at Siyam World Maldives. Recognising the growing demand for fresh, high-quality produce across the resort's restaurants, Didi successfully introduced the cultivation of watermelons, lettuces, micro-herbs, and a variety of other fruits and vegetables using sustainable, environmentally friendly farming methods. Looking ahead, Didi hopes to expand sustainable agricultural practices across the Maldives' hospitality industry, encouraging more resorts to embrace organic farming to provide guests with healthier, locally grown produce while minimising environmental impact.

MV+

41,929 次观看 • 2 个月前

🚨 BOMBSHELL: The KIRK/BOWYER Connection Is A Family Affair—Erika And Tyler Are Step Cousins We need to talk about the "first meeting" lie between Erika Kirk and Tyler Bowyer. They’ve claimed for years they met at a 2015 rally, but I have the receipts proving they were part of the same inner family circle as far back as 2012. Some people are getting hung up on the name Ferrin, thinking the connection is only through marriage. Let’s clear that up right now—it’s much deeper than that. Based on the obituary records we’ve uncovered, they are related by marriage (specifically, a shared step-family unit), but it’s a connection so tight that they are officially documented as being in the same family tree. Here is the exact "bridge" between them so you can explain it clearly to anyone who asks: 1. The Common Link: Allie (Frantzve) Ferrin Allie is the "key" that connects the two families. To Tyler: Allie is his cousin. They share the same grandfather, Ray Leonard Bowyer. This is why they are both listed as "grandchildren" in Ray’s 2012 obituary. To Erika: Allie is her half-sister. They share the same father, Kent Frantzve. 2. The Relationship Between Tyler and Erika Because Tyler is a biological cousin to Allie, and Erika is a biological sister to Allie, Tyler and Erika are Step-Cousins or Cousins-in-law through the Frantzve/Bowyer marriage. 3. Why the "Blood vs. Marriage" Distinction Doesn't Save Their Story Even if they don't share DNA, the 2012 Obituary is the "smoking gun"because: Legal/Social Recognition: In 2012 (three years before the rally), they were publicly and formally recognized as part of the same group of grandchildren. Proximity: You don't get listed as a grandchild in a formal obituary if you are strangers. This proves that the Bowyer and Frantzve families were a single, functioning "extended family unit" long before 2015. The Bottom Line: They aren't biological "blood" cousins, but they are family by law and social standing. In the world of high-level political networking, a shared sister/cousin like Allie Ferrin means they were 100% in the same rooms, at the same holidays, and in the same inner circle years before they claimed to "meet" for the first time. 🕸️ The "Handler" Theory: 3 Attempts to "The Trap" This wasn't a random romance; it looks like a coordinated placement facilitated by her own relative, Tyler, who was already a high-ranking official at TPUSA. They didn't just get lucky on the first try. They tried to "set the trap" three different times: Attempt 1: Jerusalem. 🇮🇱 Attempt 2: The 2015 Trump Rally (The "fake" first meeting). 🇺🇸 Attempt 3: An interview at Bob’s Burgers. 🍔 The third time was the charm. Once that "Black Widow" grip took hold of Charlie Kirk, the rest was history. 🛑 Why This Matters If they lied about how they met, what else are they hiding? They scrubbed this family connection to make Erika’s rise look "organic," when in reality, she was backed by the Bowyer/Rothstein machine from day one. Tyler and Erika are family. Period. For the full deep dive into the Rothstein/Frantzve family tree and the ties that blow this case wide open, watch my youtube video: linked below 🔗👇
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🚨 BOMBSHELL: The KIRK/BOWYER Connection Is A Family Affair—Erika And Tyler Are Step Cousins We need to talk about the "first meeting" lie between Erika Kirk and Tyler Bowyer. They’ve claimed for years they met at a 2015 rally, but I have the receipts proving they were part of the same inner family circle as far back as 2012. Some people are getting hung up on the name Ferrin, thinking the connection is only through marriage. Let’s clear that up right now—it’s much deeper than that. Based on the obituary records we’ve uncovered, they are related by marriage (specifically, a shared step-family unit), but it’s a connection so tight that they are officially documented as being in the same family tree. Here is the exact "bridge" between them so you can explain it clearly to anyone who asks: 1. The Common Link: Allie (Frantzve) Ferrin Allie is the "key" that connects the two families. To Tyler: Allie is his cousin. They share the same grandfather, Ray Leonard Bowyer. This is why they are both listed as "grandchildren" in Ray’s 2012 obituary. To Erika: Allie is her half-sister. They share the same father, Kent Frantzve. 2. The Relationship Between Tyler and Erika Because Tyler is a biological cousin to Allie, and Erika is a biological sister to Allie, Tyler and Erika are Step-Cousins or Cousins-in-law through the Frantzve/Bowyer marriage. 3. Why the "Blood vs. Marriage" Distinction Doesn't Save Their Story Even if they don't share DNA, the 2012 Obituary is the "smoking gun"because: Legal/Social Recognition: In 2012 (three years before the rally), they were publicly and formally recognized as part of the same group of grandchildren. Proximity: You don't get listed as a grandchild in a formal obituary if you are strangers. This proves that the Bowyer and Frantzve families were a single, functioning "extended family unit" long before 2015. The Bottom Line: They aren't biological "blood" cousins, but they are family by law and social standing. In the world of high-level political networking, a shared sister/cousin like Allie Ferrin means they were 100% in the same rooms, at the same holidays, and in the same inner circle years before they claimed to "meet" for the first time. 🕸️ The "Handler" Theory: 3 Attempts to "The Trap" This wasn't a random romance; it looks like a coordinated placement facilitated by her own relative, Tyler, who was already a high-ranking official at TPUSA. They didn't just get lucky on the first try. They tried to "set the trap" three different times: Attempt 1: Jerusalem. 🇮🇱 Attempt 2: The 2015 Trump Rally (The "fake" first meeting). 🇺🇸 Attempt 3: An interview at Bob’s Burgers. 🍔 The third time was the charm. Once that "Black Widow" grip took hold of Charlie Kirk, the rest was history. 🛑 Why This Matters If they lied about how they met, what else are they hiding? They scrubbed this family connection to make Erika’s rise look "organic," when in reality, she was backed by the Bowyer/Rothstein machine from day one. Tyler and Erika are family. Period. For the full deep dive into the Rothstein/Frantzve family tree and the ties that blow this case wide open, watch my youtube video: linked below 🔗👇

Project Constitution

123,738 次观看 • 5 个月前

A glimpse into the life of a gynaecologist… where no two deliveries are exactly the same. You asked, “Does this really happen during a delivery?” Well… sometimes, the answer comes with a little splash. 💦😅 During childbirth, the body can produce all kinds of unexpected moments. For a gynaecologist, the key is staying calm, prepared, and focused on the mother and baby. Because behind every delivery are: 🩺 Years of medical training 🤍 Constant monitoring and care 💪 Quick decisions during unexpected situations 👶 And finally… that beautiful first cry The delivery room may be unpredictable, but for a gynaecologist, every unexpected moment is simply part of helping bring a new life safely into the world. ❤️ 🎥 Credit: Dr. Wombholic 📍 Dr. Wombholic — Gynaecologist & Obstetrician, Kumbalgodu ⚠️ Disclaimer: Every delivery is different, and unexpected events can vary from patient to patient. This content is for educational and awareness purposes and should not replace professional medical advice.
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A glimpse into the life of a gynaecologist… where no two deliveries are exactly the same. You asked, “Does this really happen during a delivery?” Well… sometimes, the answer comes with a little splash. 💦😅 During childbirth, the body can produce all kinds of unexpected moments. For a gynaecologist, the key is staying calm, prepared, and focused on the mother and baby. Because behind every delivery are: 🩺 Years of medical training 🤍 Constant monitoring and care 💪 Quick decisions during unexpected situations 👶 And finally… that beautiful first cry The delivery room may be unpredictable, but for a gynaecologist, every unexpected moment is simply part of helping bring a new life safely into the world. ❤️ 🎥 Credit: Dr. Wombholic 📍 Dr. Wombholic — Gynaecologist & Obstetrician, Kumbalgodu ⚠️ Disclaimer: Every delivery is different, and unexpected events can vary from patient to patient. This content is for educational and awareness purposes and should not replace professional medical advice.

Dr Honey choudhary 🩺

15,536 次观看 • 2 个月前

【Wouldn’t Having a Performance Engineer from Formula E Bring an Advantage?】 Sky Germany asked Toto whether Ant had an advantage because his side of the garage has a Performance Engineer with a Formula E background. Toto dismissed the idea, saying both sides have complete access to each other’s data and tools. But while data and tools can be shared, can experience, judgment, and modeling expertise really be shared as well? That engineer is Stéphane Folio, who previously worked as a Performance Engineer in Nissan Formula E, specializing in energy management, chassis control strategy, vehicle control strategy, the Driver-in-the-Loop simulator, and vehicle dynamics. He joined Mercedes F1 in 2025—the same year as Ant. Why is Formula E experience so valuable under the 2026 regulations? Because after the first ten races, we have already seen that a significant part of a car’s performance is determined by when energy is harvested, when it is deployed, how the state of charge is managed, and how the software calculates and controls that deployment. This may also explain why the gaps between some teammates who were far apart last season have narrowed significantly this year—or even been reversed. Formula E uses a spec battery and several standardized core components, meaning teams cannot rely on hardware alone to create a major advantage. As a result, performance is heavily centered on powertrain efficiency, energy management, control strategies, and software calibration. Engineers spend years optimizing exactly how much energy to recover in each corner, how much to deploy on every straight, and how to recalculate the entire energy strategy after safety cars, slipstreaming, or changes in race position. In many ways, Formula E is a championship where performance is heavily defined by software and energy strategy—experience that overlaps remarkably well with the key technical challenges of the 2026 F1 regulations. Mercedes itself also competed as a factory team in Formula E, winning two Drivers’ Championships, one Teams’ Championship, and one Teams’ runners-up finish. So wouldn’t assigning an engineer with exactly this kind of background to Ant’s side of the garage be a resource advantage in itself? Toto says both sides can see the same data. But seeing the same data does not mean having the same people, the same experience, or the ability to reach equally fast and equally accurate conclusions. Meanwhile, in nine of the first ten races this season, GR has suffered different software or hardware-related issues.
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【Wouldn’t Having a Performance Engineer from Formula E Bring an Advantage?】 Sky Germany asked Toto whether Ant had an advantage because his side of the garage has a Performance Engineer with a Formula E background. Toto dismissed the idea, saying both sides have complete access to each other’s data and tools. But while data and tools can be shared, can experience, judgment, and modeling expertise really be shared as well? That engineer is Stéphane Folio, who previously worked as a Performance Engineer in Nissan Formula E, specializing in energy management, chassis control strategy, vehicle control strategy, the Driver-in-the-Loop simulator, and vehicle dynamics. He joined Mercedes F1 in 2025—the same year as Ant. Why is Formula E experience so valuable under the 2026 regulations? Because after the first ten races, we have already seen that a significant part of a car’s performance is determined by when energy is harvested, when it is deployed, how the state of charge is managed, and how the software calculates and controls that deployment. This may also explain why the gaps between some teammates who were far apart last season have narrowed significantly this year—or even been reversed. Formula E uses a spec battery and several standardized core components, meaning teams cannot rely on hardware alone to create a major advantage. As a result, performance is heavily centered on powertrain efficiency, energy management, control strategies, and software calibration. Engineers spend years optimizing exactly how much energy to recover in each corner, how much to deploy on every straight, and how to recalculate the entire energy strategy after safety cars, slipstreaming, or changes in race position. In many ways, Formula E is a championship where performance is heavily defined by software and energy strategy—experience that overlaps remarkably well with the key technical challenges of the 2026 F1 regulations. Mercedes itself also competed as a factory team in Formula E, winning two Drivers’ Championships, one Teams’ Championship, and one Teams’ runners-up finish. So wouldn’t assigning an engineer with exactly this kind of background to Ant’s side of the garage be a resource advantage in itself? Toto says both sides can see the same data. But seeing the same data does not mean having the same people, the same experience, or the ability to reach equally fast and equally accurate conclusions. Meanwhile, in nine of the first ten races this season, GR has suffered different software or hardware-related issues.

Holy_Moly

55,913 次观看 • 2 个月前