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Guinness anyone? 😅🍻 MIGHT BITE - 2017 RSA. 🗣️ “He is getting the wobbles” ✍️Led 2nd, pushed clear, 12 lengths ahead 2 out, veered right, headed final 130yds, led final stride. Cheltenham brings it all! ❤️

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8Barrows1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces I don’t think enough gets said about how good this performance was in absolute terms. It was a good field and he would have absolutely destroyed them if he’d stayed in a straight line😂. To go form a stand still and then catch Whisper showed how much was actually left!

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RACING LEE1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces love them type of races!

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Rock Paper Sizzle1 год назад

🇺🇸 Put America First! 💯 We have the best chance with Trump & Vance. ✅ Wear it Proudly here:

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James Urch1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces My favourite race ever. Had my biggest ever bet back when I was at uni & would have been eating grass for the forseeable if it lost

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Ronan Campbell1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces @AidanMcerlain6

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taylor hendry1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces @angusdonald7 @iDeanoBaillie 2017 Jesus

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Jase1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces Fuck me my arse would be going

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Ian Pollard1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces 🙈

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Quince1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces For drama right up there along with Champ

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Harps1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces What nightmare run in. Poor sod had it all to do. That’s when jockeys show their worth. But I think jockeys should earn more for the dangers they face every time they race.

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Chris Cornally1 год назад

@itvracing @RichardHoiles @CheltenhamRaces Had Whisper in a L15 that day with Willoughby Court, Cause of Causes and Fayonagh 😫😫😫

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Good morning from Olaf — one of the best shelter boys to ever do it. 🐾❤️ He was labeled “aggressive.” “Not adoptable.” Returned three times. Given his final ☠️ sentence. In his last minutes, I pleaded with the shelter… and thankfully, we got him out. Here’s the truth: He was clearly abused. For the first year, he would run from anyone holding a power tool — or even something as simple as a stick or broom handle. That doesn’t come from nowhere. He’s not perfect. He has quirks. He can be reactive around other dogs — and even people if he feels threatened or pushed. But he gives clear warning signs. If you’re paying attention and using common sense, you’ll see them. With people he trusts? He is the absolute sweetest soul you’ll ever meet. Gentle. Loyal. Loving. They were ready to throw him away. Sometimes all a dog needs isn’t perfection — it’s just a loving family who refuses to give up on them. Have a great day, y’all. 🐕🇺🇸

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WeenyWaney

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This is just two free throws, right? What about in a packed building of 70,000 with the National Championship on the line and 18 million tuned in? What about with no one else lined up and all eyes on him? How about to tie the game and never give the lead back? ... and don't forget to add in the fact he’s 6'9", 250 pounds of pure muscle. This is what I like to call “zenned-out”. He gets a feel for the ball in his hands first. Then closes his eyes and takes a deep breath. Last comes the arm shake, just to get one last sense of his body moving through that shooting arm. UConn never led again. 8/11 in the Elite Eight, 4/4 in the Final Four, and 2/2 in the title game.

This is just two free throws, right? What about in a packed building of 70,000 with the National Championship on the line and 18 million tuned in? What about with no one else lined up and all eyes on him? How about to tie the game and never give the lead back? ... and don't forget to add in the fact he’s 6'9", 250 pounds of pure muscle. This is what I like to call “zenned-out”. He gets a feel for the ball in his hands first. Then closes his eyes and takes a deep breath. Last comes the arm shake, just to get one last sense of his body moving through that shooting arm. UConn never led again. 8/11 in the Elite Eight, 4/4 in the Final Four, and 2/2 in the title game.

AndrewTalksHoops

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🚨Enzo Fernández Statement on his red card incident against Spain: 🗣️Reporter: Enzo, can you talk us through the challenge that led to your red card? 🗣️ Enzo: “I knew I was already on a yellow card. When I went in for the challenge, there was no bad intention. My only objective was to win the ball and help my team. I wasn’t trying to hurt anyone. As soon as the collision happened, I could hear Spain’s players surrounding the referee, shouting that it was a card. Almost immediately, the referee reached for his pocket. He didn’t take much time before making the decision, even though it was a World Cup final and he knew I was already on a booking. From my point of view, the decision was extremely harsh. In a match of that magnitude, you hope the referee carefully considers every big call because one decision can change the entire final. I was devastated when I saw the red card. Leaving my teammates with ten men in a World Cup final is one of the worst feelings a footballer can experience. I wanted to be on the pitch fighting until the final whistle. All week there was so much discussion about the referee before the match, and in the end I felt every decision seemed to go against us. That’s how it felt from where I was standing. We believed we were never given the benefit of the doubt in the big moments. I’m disappointed, but I respect football and I respect the game. I just wish the key decisions in a World Cup final were judged with greater consistency. Those moments can define careers and determine who lifts the biggest trophy in football.”

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In 1977, before anyone knew what Star Wars would become, Alec Guinness sat down to explain how a knighted Shakespearean actor ended up in a science fiction film he almost turned down. The script arrived while Guinness was finishing a picture in Hollywood. The name attached to it impressed him. "I heard it had been delivered by George Lucas, and I thought that was impressive because he was a respected young director." Then he learned what kind of film it was, and his enthusiasm collapsed: "When I found out it was science fiction, I thought, 'oh crumbs,' and felt it simply wasn't for me. But then I started reading." What kept him going wasn't the writing. By his own account, the writing was a problem: "It seemed to me the dialogue was pretty ropey, but I had to keep turning the page. That is an essential quality in a script. You have to want to know what happens next." That instinct, the inability to put the pages down, was enough. He met Lucas, the two got on well, and Guinness found himself signing on. Then comes the part of the interview that has since become legend, told here in 1977 with no idea of how the numbers would balloon. Guinness recounts the percentage deal: "My agent asked for 2% because we didn't think it would make any money. I'd never had a percentage on a film before." The story of how it grew is almost comic in its modesty: "The day before the film opened in San Francisco, George Lucas phoned me. He's very diffident and shy, and said he thought the movie was going to be all right. He said they were grateful for the little alterations I suggested and offered me another half percent, making it two and a half. A few weeks later, I asked the producer for something in writing, and he mentioned a quarter percent, so it ended up being 2 1/4%." A modest slice of a film nobody expected to earn anything. Asked what fascinated him about it, Guinness reached past the genre and landed on something simpler: "I think it has a marvelous healthy innocence. It has great pace, it's wonderful to look at, and it's full of guts. There are no horrors and no sex at all." He described the strange aftereffect of watching it: "It had a sort of wonderful freshness about it. It was like fresh air. When I came out of the cinema into London, I thought the city looked gritty and full of rubbish because the film had been so invigorating. It's simple stuff for all ages." And already, before the franchise existed, people were reading more into it than Guinness ever intended. Asked if he was becoming a kind of guru figure, he answered with characteristic dryness: "I am getting some pretty strange letters. One said, 'my wife and I have got problems, would you come over and live with us for a few months?'"

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History Nerd

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FT Spurs 0 v 2 Newcastle Another home defeat over £300m spent 2 games 0 points 5 goals conceded none scored 🤦🏻‍♂️losing to a team that’s lost most of its star players makes it even worse. We started first half messy Van de Ven was all over the place at the start, a booking after 2 mins after a bad tackle. Tel was shocking for the first 12 but later dug out a great shot on goal, a good save from the keeper he was constantly on the ball but giving the ball away too often. If he crossed at the first opportunity, he’d get a better end product just not good enough. Spurs dominated the last 20 mins. But yet again we just couldn’t connect in the final 3rd and score. Tonali’s run through the middle was superb, and Van Heche’s passing was very good. Newcastle came out much stronger at the start of the 2nd half a great pass by Gonzales to Elanga turns and beats Kinsky it was coming 🤦🏻‍♂️ What a great sight to see kudus back for Tel. Poor marking at the corner and Wissa overhead kick 2-0 They took every chance De Zerbi has a lot of work to do here. Our final 3rd is just nowhere near there at the moment when the 2nd went in the heads dropped where was the leadership another loss to Newcastle better than Brentford but that wasn’t hard. Seriously disappointing the pressure is on.

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🚨 Granit Xhaka was asked ahead of Switzerland vs Algeria in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32 who he would support if Switzerland were eliminated. 🎙️Reporter: Granit, if Switzerland don’t go all the way, is there another team you’d like to see lift the World Cup? 🗣️Granit Xhaka: “First of all, I hope that question never becomes relevant because we’re here to win it ourselves. Every player dreams of lifting the World Cup for their country, and that’s our only focus.” “But if Switzerland were out of the tournament and I had to choose another team, I’d probably say Portugal.” “Not because they’re the favourites, but because of Cristiano Ronaldo.” “I’ve always respected him. His mentality, his professionalism, the way he’s pushed himself for so many years—it’s something every footballer admires.” “He has already achieved everything in football, but seeing him win one final World Cup would be a special moment for the game.” “So yes, if Switzerland couldn’t do it, I’d like to see Portugal lift the trophy… mainly because of Cristiano.” {beIN SPORTS }

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Dan Orlovsky said the Bears least proven WR room in the NFL bc last year they had nobody top 70 in catches or top 50 in yards. He said the group is gonna have to improve or the Bears offense isn’t gonna be what people expect it to be. I think Dan Orlovsky does a great job, but this is where the spreadsheet misses the football. Yes, the Bears WR room is young. Using raw career catches and yards to call it a weakness is shortsighted. Rome Odunze missed 5 games and still finished with 44 catches 661 yards and six TDs. Luther Burden missed 2 games but if you watched the Bears you know his production was the tale of two seasons. He went from 24.4 YPG in his first 7 games to 60.1 over his final 8 which is a 1,022-yard pace. He also finished 3rd in the league in yards per route run. And if we’re evaluating weapons leaving out Colston Loveland is unfair. From Week 9 on, he had 47 catches 597 yards and 6 TDs. Those 597 yards ranked 2nd among all TEs. He then added 193 yards in 2 playoff games. They might be inexperienced but they’re not lacking talent. I think the pass-catching group as a whole is a strength of this roster. #DaBears #Bears

Dan Orlovsky said the Bears least proven WR room in the NFL bc last year they had nobody top 70 in catches or top 50 in yards. He said the group is gonna have to improve or the Bears offense isn’t gonna be what people expect it to be. I think Dan Orlovsky does a great job, but this is where the spreadsheet misses the football. Yes, the Bears WR room is young. Using raw career catches and yards to call it a weakness is shortsighted. Rome Odunze missed 5 games and still finished with 44 catches 661 yards and six TDs. Luther Burden missed 2 games but if you watched the Bears you know his production was the tale of two seasons. He went from 24.4 YPG in his first 7 games to 60.1 over his final 8 which is a 1,022-yard pace. He also finished 3rd in the league in yards per route run. And if we’re evaluating weapons leaving out Colston Loveland is unfair. From Week 9 on, he had 47 catches 597 yards and 6 TDs. Those 597 yards ranked 2nd among all TEs. He then added 193 yards in 2 playoff games. They might be inexperienced but they’re not lacking talent. I think the pass-catching group as a whole is a strength of this roster. #DaBears #Bears

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173,336 просмотров • 19 дней назад

Vivek Ramaswamy might just be playing the 2024 election cycle perfectly. He’s defending and complimenting Trump every chance he gets. This has led many people to claim that he’s really running to be Trump’s Vice President. After watching his interview with Tucker Carlson, I think most people just don't get it. Vivek knows Trump. He knows that Trump has a really difficult time attacking those whom he believes are loyal to him. Vivek is playing this just right. While Trump supporters already despise Ron DeSantis, none of them really have anything bad to say about Vivek. Vivek is essentially the younger, better looking, more intelligent, more charming, more electable version of Donald Trump, without any of the baggage that Trump brings. Vivek knows that if Trump is convicted, much of the GOP will likely do all they can to try and pick a new candidate, and there will really only be one choice left: Vivek Ramaswamy. For the record, I really disagree with Vivek on the vast majority of his politics, but I think he could take a large amount of the independent vote away from Biden, which Trump could not do. He could do all of this without losing the support of the MAGA base if he keeps playing his cards right. The biggest factor of all though, is that he would not bring nearly as many Democrats out to the polls merely to vote against the GOP that Trump would. I'd love to hear your thoughts no matter where you stand politically. Does Vivek have a chance? Would he give the GOP the best chance to defeat Biden?

Vivek Ramaswamy might just be playing the 2024 election cycle perfectly. He’s defending and complimenting Trump every chance he gets. This has led many people to claim that he’s really running to be Trump’s Vice President. After watching his interview with Tucker Carlson, I think most people just don't get it. Vivek knows Trump. He knows that Trump has a really difficult time attacking those whom he believes are loyal to him. Vivek is playing this just right. While Trump supporters already despise Ron DeSantis, none of them really have anything bad to say about Vivek. Vivek is essentially the younger, better looking, more intelligent, more charming, more electable version of Donald Trump, without any of the baggage that Trump brings. Vivek knows that if Trump is convicted, much of the GOP will likely do all they can to try and pick a new candidate, and there will really only be one choice left: Vivek Ramaswamy. For the record, I really disagree with Vivek on the vast majority of his politics, but I think he could take a large amount of the independent vote away from Biden, which Trump could not do. He could do all of this without losing the support of the MAGA base if he keeps playing his cards right. The biggest factor of all though, is that he would not bring nearly as many Democrats out to the polls merely to vote against the GOP that Trump would. I'd love to hear your thoughts no matter where you stand politically. Does Vivek have a chance? Would he give the GOP the best chance to defeat Biden?

Ed Krassenstein

2,000,159 просмотров • 3 лет назад

I've been spending a lot of my time digging into the combat of Arknights: Endfield to figure out who I want to have the most fun investing in. So far... the Physical Team has been my favorite (disregarding Limited). I believe Physical teams really help teach a player how the combo & battle skill system work, while giving a decent bit of skill expression. I'm not finished with my true first impressions of the game, but here's a short clip of this Pogranichnik combo I'm working on. I've designed it so that I stack Vulnerability as fast as possible, but delay 2 inputs long enough to build a final SP for Pog. This lets me immediately convert the stacks, activate his combo skill, and if my ULT is active he can launch 2-3x soldiers between each hit. Speaking of his Ultimate, this dood is basically "Aftershock the character" for anyone familiar with Zenless Zone Zero. I didn't understand it at first but now that I'm getting the hang of it, he might be my favorite of the standard 6-stars. He's got sauce!

I've been spending a lot of my time digging into the combat of Arknights: Endfield to figure out who I want to have the most fun investing in. So far... the Physical Team has been my favorite (disregarding Limited). I believe Physical teams really help teach a player how the combo & battle skill system work, while giving a decent bit of skill expression. I'm not finished with my true first impressions of the game, but here's a short clip of this Pogranichnik combo I'm working on. I've designed it so that I stack Vulnerability as fast as possible, but delay 2 inputs long enough to build a final SP for Pog. This lets me immediately convert the stacks, activate his combo skill, and if my ULT is active he can launch 2-3x soldiers between each hit. Speaking of his Ultimate, this dood is basically "Aftershock the character" for anyone familiar with Zenless Zone Zero. I didn't understand it at first but now that I'm getting the hang of it, he might be my favorite of the standard 6-stars. He's got sauce!

Iyo

184,560 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад

Roman Khrennikov gave us one of the most powerful moments in CrossFit Games history. Khrennikov, who trains out of Cookeville, Tennessee, led the 2023 CrossFit Games for two-thirds of the competition before sustaining a left-foot injury on the final day of competition. Instead of withdrawing, Roman decided to try and finish to set an example for his son. In an unforgettable moment, he taught all who watched a lesson in courage. “I want to set be a hero for my son and have him see me fight to the end,” said Roman after Test 10 of 12. Khrennikov finished third overall and was awarded one of the highest honors among the CrossFit community. Nicole Carroll, CrossFit’s Chief Brand Officer, on Roman’s performance: “The person receiving this year's Spirit of the Games award has faced many challenges and made many sacrifices on his way to competing at the CrossFit Games. And in the face of all that, he has always carried himself with kindness and positivity. “This year he looked poised to win it all, but the challenges continued, and today, he inspired all of us with an unwavering display of courage and a first-class display of character when he stepped back out onto the competition floor. “He embodies the generosity of spirit and courage that marks our community — that binds us together and makes us better.” Khrennikov is the third-Fittest Man on Earth and the Spirit of the Games winner. 📺 ESPN+

The CrossFit Games

709,419 просмотров • 3 лет назад

🚨WOW!!! A Bronx pizzeria owner saw a woman eating out of his GARBAGE. He walked outside, took her by the hand, led her in, and pulled a hot slice straight from the oven for her. She sat down and cried. He said: "Don't cry. Eat. I don't want you eating out of a garbage." ❤️ His name is Daniel Romano. He owns D'Romano's Pizza in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx. He didn't shoo her away. "I grabbed her by the hand and I led her to the pizzeria and I went in the oven and I got her a fresh slice and gave it to her. Sat down and she started crying. I said, 'don't cry, eat. This is not a problem.'" In that moment, he decided he'd never let it happen to anyone again. So he grabbed a marker, wrote a sign by hand, and taped it in his window for the whole neighborhood to see: "To the people eating out of my garbage, I have more love for you than you think. Please come in and tell me you're hungry. I will forever give you a slice and fresh water to drink." When they asked him why, his answer was simple. "Right now, I think this world is shot. There's too much hate. Too much negativity. Why not put a smile on someone's face?" And it turns out this runs deep for Daniel. It goes all the way back to his mother, Carmella. "She had a saying in Italian. She used to say, 'a desperate person will always make a better decision on a full stomach than on an empty.' "It always stuck with me. So I feed people." A desperate person makes a better decision on a full stomach. That handwritten sign has traveled way past the Bronx now. Daniel says people are calling him from Texas, Arkansas, Hawaii, even Alaska, all wanting to chip in and buy slices for hungry strangers they'll NEVER MEET. "Don't ask me, I didn't even know Alaska had a phone." It all started with one slice. One woman. One man who did something kind. GOD BLESS Daniel Romano. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

🚨WOW!!! A Bronx pizzeria owner saw a woman eating out of his GARBAGE. He walked outside, took her by the hand, led her in, and pulled a hot slice straight from the oven for her. She sat down and cried. He said: "Don't cry. Eat. I don't want you eating out of a garbage." ❤️ His name is Daniel Romano. He owns D'Romano's Pizza in the Throggs Neck section of the Bronx. He didn't shoo her away. "I grabbed her by the hand and I led her to the pizzeria and I went in the oven and I got her a fresh slice and gave it to her. Sat down and she started crying. I said, 'don't cry, eat. This is not a problem.'" In that moment, he decided he'd never let it happen to anyone again. So he grabbed a marker, wrote a sign by hand, and taped it in his window for the whole neighborhood to see: "To the people eating out of my garbage, I have more love for you than you think. Please come in and tell me you're hungry. I will forever give you a slice and fresh water to drink." When they asked him why, his answer was simple. "Right now, I think this world is shot. There's too much hate. Too much negativity. Why not put a smile on someone's face?" And it turns out this runs deep for Daniel. It goes all the way back to his mother, Carmella. "She had a saying in Italian. She used to say, 'a desperate person will always make a better decision on a full stomach than on an empty.' "It always stuck with me. So I feed people." A desperate person makes a better decision on a full stomach. That handwritten sign has traveled way past the Bronx now. Daniel says people are calling him from Texas, Arkansas, Hawaii, even Alaska, all wanting to chip in and buy slices for hungry strangers they'll NEVER MEET. "Don't ask me, I didn't even know Alaska had a phone." It all started with one slice. One woman. One man who did something kind. GOD BLESS Daniel Romano. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Matt Van Swol

1,230,495 просмотров • 8 дней назад

Using Claude Fable 5, I built a model that predicts the entire 2026 FIFA world cup.. every single game, not just the final.. so let me break the whole thing down. what it does, how it works, and exactly how i built it.. #1 First what it does: it predicts all 104 games of the tournament. not just who lifts the trophy, but every group match, every knockout, the full path from the round of 32 to the final.. everything lands in one dashboard: > group stage, every match with each team's win % and the chance of a draw > standings, how all 12 groups are projected to finish > bracket, the full knockout tree with each team's odds of advancing > champion odds, who's most likely to actually win it all and it doesn't freeze after one prediction. the moment a real game is played, it locks that result in and re-runs everything around it. so the odds move live as the tournament goes, week by week you watch favorites rise and contenders collapse. #2. How it works: the core idea is simple. the model only ever predicts one thing, a single match. the real trick is the repetition. it learns from decades of match history, then plays the whole tournament out from the first game to the final, tens of thousands of times. each run it records who advanced and who won. do that enough and you stop getting one guess and start getting real odds, one team lifts the trophy in maybe 14% of the runs, another in 9%, and so on. #3. So, how i built it ? i didn't hand-write most of the code. i broke the project into 4 pieces, described each one to fable, and let it build while i focused on getting the football logic exactly right. - The data every international match going back over a century, around 50,000 games, plus each team's elo rating, which is the truest measure of strength, and the official 2026 schedule. garbage data means garbage predictions, so this part mattered most. - The features i turned that raw history into signals the model can learn from, the elo gap between the two teams, recent form, goals scored and conceded, and a home boost for the hosts, usa, canada and mexico. - The model for each match it predicts the expected goals for both sides, then turns that into win, draw and loss probabilities plus a likely scoreline. that's what feeds the simulation. - The tournament engine this was the hard part. the 2026 world cup is brand new, 48 teams, 12 groups, a round of 32 that's never existed before, and 8 "best third-placed" teams that slot into the bracket by a fixed fifa table. even the group tiebreakers changed this year, head to head now counts before goal difference. get any of it wrong and the whole bracket falls apart, so i built it carefully and tested the format until it was exact, then wrapped it in a simulation loop that plays the tournament out tens of thousands of times. and the last piece, the live part. as real results come in, they get locked, and only the unplayed games get re-simulated. that's what makes it a living model instead of a one-time prediction. all of it outputs to a clean dashboard you can actually read and screenshot.. right now, before kickoff, it already has a clear favorite to lift the trophy.. 👀 btw who's your pick to win the 2026 world cup?

Axel Bitblaze 🪓

63,796 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

“Jacob, Bronny would cook you 1v1” — Bron fanboys Bronny is 2 inches taller than me and 20 lbs heavier. He can’t shoot- just like his dad. I would guard him like the Spurs guarded Bron: give him two feet of space and dare him to shoot. Best out of three, I am coming out on top, I PROMISE you that 👊 Revenge season is officially complete ✅ We got 2nd place last season (albeit I was out of the country and left my guys hanging in the final; we lost by 20). So this season I told the guys we will win it all and NOBODY will even get a win on us. Promise complete: 12-0 and we won the chip. The team we beat was actually up 9 in the first half. They finally played me man to man and I had to hit contested 3s. I shot poorly from downtown- I think I went 2/5 but I just kept attacking and good things happened. This was an ugly game that ended 46-41. Best feeling is when the other team puts their heads down and you know the game is over. My pick and roll and free throws iced the game. I had the game-high 19 points 🤝

“Jacob, Bronny would cook you 1v1” — Bron fanboys Bronny is 2 inches taller than me and 20 lbs heavier. He can’t shoot- just like his dad. I would guard him like the Spurs guarded Bron: give him two feet of space and dare him to shoot. Best out of three, I am coming out on top, I PROMISE you that 👊 Revenge season is officially complete ✅ We got 2nd place last season (albeit I was out of the country and left my guys hanging in the final; we lost by 20). So this season I told the guys we will win it all and NOBODY will even get a win on us. Promise complete: 12-0 and we won the chip. The team we beat was actually up 9 in the first half. They finally played me man to man and I had to hit contested 3s. I shot poorly from downtown- I think I went 2/5 but I just kept attacking and good things happened. This was an ugly game that ended 46-41. Best feeling is when the other team puts their heads down and you know the game is over. My pick and roll and free throws iced the game. I had the game-high 19 points 🤝

Jacob

26,575 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Elon told Katie Miller it would be impossible to restart with $1,000. He's worth $800 billion, more than the next four wealthiest people on Earth combined. He's exactly right. The reason is the most underrated rule in capitalism. Reputation and knowledge are the asset. The cash is downstream. Sam Altman got fired from OpenAI on November 17, 2023. Within 48 hours, Microsoft offered him a new AI division with effectively unlimited resources. Same person, same skills, zero equity at the moment of firing. The world's largest software company opened its checkbook before the weekend ended. Mira Murati left OpenAI in late 2024. She raised $2 billion at a $12 billion valuation in July 2025 with no product. Andreessen Horowitz led the round. Four months later the company was in talks at $50 billion. Tinker shipped in October. Adam Neumann blew up WeWork at a $47 billion valuation. Two years after he was forced out, a16z wrote a $350 million check at a $1 billion pre-launch valuation for Flow. Largest single investment in the firm's history. Travis Kalanick got pushed out of Uber in 2017 mid-scandal cycle. Saudi PIF wrote a $400 million check into CloudKitchens at a $5 billion valuation two years later. Microsoft led an $850 million round at $15 billion in 2021. The market prices founders, not founder bank accounts. The bank account is the lagging indicator. The inversion settles it. Sam Bankman-Fried had $26 billion before FTX collapsed. After, he could not raise a dollar. Elizabeth Holmes had the magazine covers. After the verdict, nothing. The market funds belief in future compounding. Strip Elon of cash and the belief is intact. Strip SBF of belief and the cash did not matter. Give Elon $1 and you get back more than $1. That is the entire claim. The $1,000 thought experiment assumes the founder is the same person stripped of capital. The market does not think that way. The market thinks the founder IS the capital. The $1,000 is a rounding error on whatever round they want to raise next. Every founder gets asked this. Elon gave the honest answer.

Elon told Katie Miller it would be impossible to restart with $1,000. He's worth $800 billion, more than the next four wealthiest people on Earth combined. He's exactly right. The reason is the most underrated rule in capitalism. Reputation and knowledge are the asset. The cash is downstream. Sam Altman got fired from OpenAI on November 17, 2023. Within 48 hours, Microsoft offered him a new AI division with effectively unlimited resources. Same person, same skills, zero equity at the moment of firing. The world's largest software company opened its checkbook before the weekend ended. Mira Murati left OpenAI in late 2024. She raised $2 billion at a $12 billion valuation in July 2025 with no product. Andreessen Horowitz led the round. Four months later the company was in talks at $50 billion. Tinker shipped in October. Adam Neumann blew up WeWork at a $47 billion valuation. Two years after he was forced out, a16z wrote a $350 million check at a $1 billion pre-launch valuation for Flow. Largest single investment in the firm's history. Travis Kalanick got pushed out of Uber in 2017 mid-scandal cycle. Saudi PIF wrote a $400 million check into CloudKitchens at a $5 billion valuation two years later. Microsoft led an $850 million round at $15 billion in 2021. The market prices founders, not founder bank accounts. The bank account is the lagging indicator. The inversion settles it. Sam Bankman-Fried had $26 billion before FTX collapsed. After, he could not raise a dollar. Elizabeth Holmes had the magazine covers. After the verdict, nothing. The market funds belief in future compounding. Strip Elon of cash and the belief is intact. Strip SBF of belief and the cash did not matter. Give Elon $1 and you get back more than $1. That is the entire claim. The $1,000 thought experiment assumes the founder is the same person stripped of capital. The market does not think that way. The market thinks the founder IS the capital. The $1,000 is a rounding error on whatever round they want to raise next. Every founder gets asked this. Elon gave the honest answer.

Aakash Gupta

926,803 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

So evil exists, God exists, God willed evil to exist. He didn’t create it, He couldn’t. He’s holy, holy, holy. But He didn’t prevent it The Problem of Evil — John MacArthur // March 17, 2007 You have to understand that this issue of the problem of evil is the big issue, the big one in even evangelical Christianity, as well as liberal Christianity – everybody trying to save God from this biblical definition. Let’s assume for a minute that God doesn’t have the power or willingly limited the power for a greater good, human freedom; or doesn’t have the knowledge. In any case, guess what; evil exists and God exists, and God has no power over evil, and evil dominates the world, and it is beyond His control. The universe is out of control; it’s out of control and the most crucial point. So just exactly how, may I ask you, is God all of a sudden going to get the knowledge of the future that He needs to bring this deal to an end, and how is He going to exercise the power to end it, and how is He going to overturn His immutable decision in the past to give the creature autonomy? How is God going to define the end of everything in the way the Bible says He defines it if He’s not even in control of it, because He will not or cannot exercise the power, or doesn’t have the knowledge? Maybe global warming has more power than God. So I ask you this: Which god would you like? Would you rather have a god trying to get control of evil or a God completely in control of it? It’s obvious. It’s heresy to say the world is full of evil apart from a predetermined plan and purpose by God far beyond the willy-nilly human choices. So evil exists, God exists, God willed evil to exist. He didn’t create it, He couldn’t. He’s holy, holy, holy. But He didn’t prevent it. It occurred in a rebellion against Him. But He willed and ordained that it occurred. In fact, if you study the Bible carefully, you can see many ways in which God designs to use evil things – natural evil, moral evil, supernatural evil – for His own purposes, even eternal evil, sometimes to bring fear and terror and conviction on the unregenerate, sometimes to bring chastisement and discipline on God’s people, sometimes to humble them. And in the case of Job, He turned Satan loose for horrendous evil in the life of Job. You remember that Jesus said to Peter one day, “Satan desires to have you that he may sift you like wheat”? Remember that, Luke 22? And if I’d had been Peter I’d have said, “Well, you told him no, right?” Jesus said, “Actually, I told him yes, have at him.” What? “So that when you’re converted, you can strengthen the brethren.” There’s a remedial purpose in this. “As you come through that difficulty and come out the other side, you’re going to be able to strengthen the brethren.”It was 2 Corinthians 12 where Paul says, “There was given me a thorn in the flesh, a messenger of Satan.” A lot of discussion about what that is. Pretty clear. Messenger is aggelos. A satanic messenger is a what; a demon. I don’t think Paul had a demon in his life, I think that’s the demon that was leading the false teachers who were ripping and shredding the Corinthian church, and Paul prayed three times that it might be removed, and the Lord didn’t remove it. Why? He says twice in 2 Corinthians 12, “to keep me from exalting myself, to keep me from exalting myself.” If God so designs He will use a demon-led false teacher association to rip up a church to humble the pastor. He’s in control of all of that, of all of it.

So evil exists, God exists, God willed evil to exist. He didn’t create it, He couldn’t. He’s holy, holy, holy. But He didn’t prevent it The Problem of Evil — John MacArthur // March 17, 2007 You have to understand that this issue of the problem of evil is the big issue, the big one in even evangelical Christianity, as well as liberal Christianity – everybody trying to save God from this biblical definition. Let’s assume for a minute that God doesn’t have the power or willingly limited the power for a greater good, human freedom; or doesn’t have the knowledge. In any case, guess what; evil exists and God exists, and God has no power over evil, and evil dominates the world, and it is beyond His control. The universe is out of control; it’s out of control and the most crucial point. So just exactly how, may I ask you, is God all of a sudden going to get the knowledge of the future that He needs to bring this deal to an end, and how is He going to exercise the power to end it, and how is He going to overturn His immutable decision in the past to give the creature autonomy? How is God going to define the end of everything in the way the Bible says He defines it if He’s not even in control of it, because He will not or cannot exercise the power, or doesn’t have the knowledge? Maybe global warming has more power than God. So I ask you this: Which god would you like? Would you rather have a god trying to get control of evil or a God completely in control of it? It’s obvious. It’s heresy to say the world is full of evil apart from a predetermined plan and purpose by God far beyond the willy-nilly human choices. So evil exists, God exists, God willed evil to exist. He didn’t create it, He couldn’t. He’s holy, holy, holy. But He didn’t prevent it. It occurred in a rebellion against Him. But He willed and ordained that it occurred. In fact, if you study the Bible carefully, you can see many ways in which God designs to use evil things – natural evil, moral evil, supernatural evil – for His own purposes, even eternal evil, sometimes to bring fear and terror and conviction on the unregenerate, sometimes to bring chastisement and discipline on God’s people, sometimes to humble them. And in the case of Job, He turned Satan loose for horrendous evil in the life of Job. You remember that Jesus said to Peter one day, “Satan desires to have you that he may sift you like wheat”? Remember that, Luke 22? And if I’d had been Peter I’d have said, “Well, you told him no, right?” Jesus said, “Actually, I told him yes, have at him.” What? “So that when you’re converted, you can strengthen the brethren.” There’s a remedial purpose in this. “As you come through that difficulty and come out the other side, you’re going to be able to strengthen the brethren.”It was 2 Corinthians 12 where Paul says, “There was given me a thorn in the flesh, a messenger of Satan.” A lot of discussion about what that is. Pretty clear. Messenger is aggelos. A satanic messenger is a what; a demon. I don’t think Paul had a demon in his life, I think that’s the demon that was leading the false teachers who were ripping and shredding the Corinthian church, and Paul prayed three times that it might be removed, and the Lord didn’t remove it. Why? He says twice in 2 Corinthians 12, “to keep me from exalting myself, to keep me from exalting myself.” If God so designs He will use a demon-led false teacher association to rip up a church to humble the pastor. He’s in control of all of that, of all of it.

Terri Green

16,871 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

My Testimony ‼️‼️ Watch till the End 😭😭😭😭😭 Five years ago, I walked away from the world and chose to put the cross before me. I gave my life to Christ. Before that, my life was very different. I was a cocaine addict. I struggled with drugs and alcohol. I lived a life that led me to ruin a 12-year marriage. But today my story is different. God has restored my life. He has taken all the broken pieces and put them back together. And I stand here today as a woman who knows that God is not finished with me yet. He is still molding me. He is still transforming me. And all I can say is this: it can only be God. Anyone who has struggled with addiction knows how hard it is to walk away. Many people go to rehab again and again, and years later they fall back into the same place. Recovery is not easy. Doctors help us, and they are a blessing. But the kind of freedom that completely breaks chains… that kind of saving power comes from God. So if you are in a dark place today, I want you to hear this: God is for you, not against you. No matter how broken your past looks, God can restore your life and write a new story. ⸻ 📖 Psalm 40:2 “He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; He set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand.” Follow @houseofmercyintl 🙏🏾

My Testimony ‼️‼️ Watch till the End 😭😭😭😭😭 Five years ago, I walked away from the world and chose to put the cross before me. I gave my life to Christ. Before that, my life was very different. I was a cocaine addict. I struggled with drugs and alcohol. I lived a life that led me to ruin a 12-year marriage. But today my story is different. God has restored my life. He has taken all the broken pieces and put them back together. And I stand here today as a woman who knows that God is not finished with me yet. He is still molding me. He is still transforming me. And all I can say is this: it can only be God. Anyone who has struggled with addiction knows how hard it is to walk away. Many people go to rehab again and again, and years later they fall back into the same place. Recovery is not easy. Doctors help us, and they are a blessing. But the kind of freedom that completely breaks chains… that kind of saving power comes from God. So if you are in a dark place today, I want you to hear this: God is for you, not against you. No matter how broken your past looks, God can restore your life and write a new story. ⸻ 📖 Psalm 40:2 “He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire; He set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand.” Follow @houseofmercyintl 🙏🏾

Judith Heard

28,357 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад