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Pick-6 Breakdown: FS disguises deep. Post snap brackets 1. OU shows 6. 5 man protection means ball must be out hot. They only bring 4 but initial alignment confuses the protection. Ty thinks slant is open from disguise. FS jumps it knowing ball is hot. Great call & execution OU

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OPEN YOUR MOUTHS! The woman in this video, loud, hateful, dripping with contempt, is telling the world that “Israelis” are the problem. But we know what she really means: JEWS. DID YOU KNOW? Studies show it takes just 4% of a population to be politically active to change policy for the 100%. Read that again: 4%. HOW? Because the other 96% stay silent. They self-censor. They convince themselves it’s “not so bad.” They go along to get along. That silent 96%? That’s us. Too many of us. And people like her will win unless we step up. We can’t just match their 4%. We have to beat it with 5%, 6%, 20%, 50%… 96%. Civilizationss only fall when good people choose silence over courage. Make your voice heard. Share this. Speak out. Be the majority that refuses to be silent.

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Richard Feynman on the one idea that explains almost everything around you: 1. heat isn't a substance. it's motion. when something feels hot, its atoms are jiggling fast. when it's cold, they're jiggling slow. that's all temperature is... speed. 2. when a warm cup heats your hand, nothing actually flows into you. the fast atoms just bump the slow ones and speed them up. heat "spreading" is only jiggling passed along by touch. 3. atoms never lose energy. a bouncing ball slows and stops... but the motion doesn't disappear. it leaked into the floor. the ball goes still, the floor gets a little warmer. the motion is still there. just scrambled. 4. hammer a piece of metal long enough and it gets hot. you added no heat. you just jiggled it harder. pounding is heating. 5. a drop of water pulls into a ball because the atoms want partners on every side. the ones at the surface only have them below. so they keep clawing inward, trying to get in. that's what rounds the drop. 6. that same drop is slowly vanishing. atoms at the surface keep breaking free into the air, one by one, until none are left. you're watching them leave. 7. ice, water, and steam are the same atoms at different speeds. slow, and they lock in place like oranges in a crate... ice. faster, and they roll over each other... water. faster still, and they fly apart... steam. 8. pump up a bike tire and the pump gets hot. squeezing the air speeds the atoms up. let the air expand and it cools, because the atoms hit a piston that gives way and lose speed. heat and cold are hiding in a bicycle pump.

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112,570 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

What a day at Royal Birkdale ☀️ Some notes on the course… 1) First time here. It exceeded my expectations. 2) Weaving layout is very cool. Never too far from the clubhouse yet intimate and moving in all directions. 3) Some great green sites embarked by sand dunes. Thinking of 2, 10, 12 and 17. Viewing spots for fans will be really good. 4) A LOT of changes. New holes, redesigned holes, bunkers. Going to be a very different course and look for players in July. 5) Not a huge fan of the new 14th hole but understand why they felt the need to add it. 6) Really like the new par three 15th. 240 from the back but a huge green the feeds balls similar to a Redan green. 6) Never really liked the iconic clubhouse design but it’s incredible inside. Loads of amazing pieces and photos. Lastly, the service of everyone at the club is noticeable. They didn’t know I worked for Golf Digest but everyone I spoke to was overly helpful, friendly and interesting/interested. Bring on July.

What a day at Royal Birkdale ☀️ Some notes on the course… 1) First time here. It exceeded my expectations. 2) Weaving layout is very cool. Never too far from the clubhouse yet intimate and moving in all directions. 3) Some great green sites embarked by sand dunes. Thinking of 2, 10, 12 and 17. Viewing spots for fans will be really good. 4) A LOT of changes. New holes, redesigned holes, bunkers. Going to be a very different course and look for players in July. 5) Not a huge fan of the new 14th hole but understand why they felt the need to add it. 6) Really like the new par three 15th. 240 from the back but a huge green the feeds balls similar to a Redan green. 6) Never really liked the iconic clubhouse design but it’s incredible inside. Loads of amazing pieces and photos. Lastly, the service of everyone at the club is noticeable. They didn’t know I worked for Golf Digest but everyone I spoke to was overly helpful, friendly and interesting/interested. Bring on July.

Jamie Kennedy

34,796 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Batting average can lie. Just look at Luis Arraez. Yes, he can hit .300 and win batting titles. But his on-base percentage should be much higher than it is and there’s a reason why. He chases. Arraez refuses to walk. He swings at pitches out of the zone, even in key moments when his team desperately needs base runners. In this video I’m showing two back-to-back pitches where he swings at ball four. That cannot happen from a guy whose value is supposed to be getting on base. This is what I call a soft .300. The batting average looks great, but the impact is limited. He doesn’t drive the ball with authority. Low exit velocity. A lot of soft contact. And because he won’t take walks, he leaves OBP on the table. Imagine if he added discipline. If he simply took what pitchers give him, his OBP jumps and now you’re talking about a completely different level of player. Instead, you get a hitter who racks up singles in hot streaks but doesn’t maximize his value. High average. Low leverage. That’s the difference.

Batting average can lie. Just look at Luis Arraez. Yes, he can hit .300 and win batting titles. But his on-base percentage should be much higher than it is and there’s a reason why. He chases. Arraez refuses to walk. He swings at pitches out of the zone, even in key moments when his team desperately needs base runners. In this video I’m showing two back-to-back pitches where he swings at ball four. That cannot happen from a guy whose value is supposed to be getting on base. This is what I call a soft .300. The batting average looks great, but the impact is limited. He doesn’t drive the ball with authority. Low exit velocity. A lot of soft contact. And because he won’t take walks, he leaves OBP on the table. Imagine if he added discipline. If he simply took what pitchers give him, his OBP jumps and now you’re talking about a completely different level of player. Instead, you get a hitter who racks up singles in hot streaks but doesn’t maximize his value. High average. Low leverage. That’s the difference.

Dan Coccimiglio

671,595 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

Shane Battier shares a must-listen on what it really means to be a champion, how to be a great teammate, and how to make an impact. "The sign says, 'Champions are made when no one is looking.' I sorta laugh at that sign because there is no better sign to sum up my career than that. I lived that literally." Here's why: "My last few years in the NBA, I was first or last, depending on how you look at it - in a stat called time per possession...I was the NBA's version of hot potato." Then he did the math: "I found out that 98% of the time I was on the court, I didn't touch the ball. Only 2% of the time I actually physically touched it." "Most people watch the player with the ball or guarding the ball. So literally, when I say 'champions are made when no one's watching' - no one is watching me for 98% of the time." "But yet I was an integral part of my team. I was an integral piece in my coach's sweat when I didn't play." How did he do it? "I always looked at ways to impact the game. Boxing out. Taking charges. Sexy plays like running back on defense. All of these made up my 98% of time spent away from the ball." 98% invisible, but 100% essential. You don't have to score to make an impact on the game. The best teammates own their role. They are willing to put the team first over individual glory. (🎥 The Nantucket Project)

Shane Battier shares a must-listen on what it really means to be a champion, how to be a great teammate, and how to make an impact. "The sign says, 'Champions are made when no one is looking.' I sorta laugh at that sign because there is no better sign to sum up my career than that. I lived that literally." Here's why: "My last few years in the NBA, I was first or last, depending on how you look at it - in a stat called time per possession...I was the NBA's version of hot potato." Then he did the math: "I found out that 98% of the time I was on the court, I didn't touch the ball. Only 2% of the time I actually physically touched it." "Most people watch the player with the ball or guarding the ball. So literally, when I say 'champions are made when no one's watching' - no one is watching me for 98% of the time." "But yet I was an integral part of my team. I was an integral piece in my coach's sweat when I didn't play." How did he do it? "I always looked at ways to impact the game. Boxing out. Taking charges. Sexy plays like running back on defense. All of these made up my 98% of time spent away from the ball." 98% invisible, but 100% essential. You don't have to score to make an impact on the game. The best teammates own their role. They are willing to put the team first over individual glory. (🎥 The Nantucket Project)

Coach AJ 🎯 Mental Fitness

152,727 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

This happened today at the Cooperstown Village All Star Village in Oneonta, New York. The 12U championship game, 6-0 Alpha One vs 4-2 St. Pete Rough Riders National. Alpha One had just hit a grand slam home run to tie it 7-7 with no outs, and 5 minutes left. (They have a max game time clock) But the umpire called the batter out on an appeal for not touching home plate. You can see the batter jump and it’s hard to tell if he caught the edge of the plate, but he backs up and he looks like he touches the plate with his foot. What’s strange is you don’t hear any coaches telling the catcher or pitcher to appeal at first. However, you see the umpire talking to the catcher. They throw the ball to home the first time but no ruling is made. Then the umpire talks to the catcher again and they throw the ball home again on an appeal I’m guessing. The umpire calls him out. This is not a Rec league game, this is a travel ball championship where teams from all over the country compete and lots of money is spent. I personally thought it was very odd that you hear no one yelling to appeal and that you see the umpire talking with the catcher. In a still frame photo, to me, you can clearly see the batter’s right foot on home plate, imho. It should have been a grand slam. Alpha One feels they got robbed of the championship. I agree, but you be the judge. Did he touch home plate? Or, did the umpire make the correct call? Out or safe?

This happened today at the Cooperstown Village All Star Village in Oneonta, New York. The 12U championship game, 6-0 Alpha One vs 4-2 St. Pete Rough Riders National. Alpha One had just hit a grand slam home run to tie it 7-7 with no outs, and 5 minutes left. (They have a max game time clock) But the umpire called the batter out on an appeal for not touching home plate. You can see the batter jump and it’s hard to tell if he caught the edge of the plate, but he backs up and he looks like he touches the plate with his foot. What’s strange is you don’t hear any coaches telling the catcher or pitcher to appeal at first. However, you see the umpire talking to the catcher. They throw the ball to home the first time but no ruling is made. Then the umpire talks to the catcher again and they throw the ball home again on an appeal I’m guessing. The umpire calls him out. This is not a Rec league game, this is a travel ball championship where teams from all over the country compete and lots of money is spent. I personally thought it was very odd that you hear no one yelling to appeal and that you see the umpire talking with the catcher. In a still frame photo, to me, you can clearly see the batter’s right foot on home plate, imho. It should have been a grand slam. Alpha One feels they got robbed of the championship. I agree, but you be the judge. Did he touch home plate? Or, did the umpire make the correct call? Out or safe?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

459,694 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

HERESY!! I am aware this is a close associate of Apostle Gideon Odoma How long will it take your clan to understand John 3.16? How many years will it take? The level of ignorance that the enemies of eternal salvation bring to the table is staggering. All because you don’t want to believe simple facts. 1. When salvation is given to anyone, that fellow has become a NEW CREATURE by God’s Spirit in Him. Salvation is not a tablet given to someone, salvation is a life raising the spiritually dead person to life, replacing his spiritual death with God’s life. Salvation is not something given you, in salvation, the saviour makes you a NEW PERSON!! See how Jesus describes eternal life in the believer. “I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” John 6:51 KJV He SHALL LIVE FOREVER!! Clearly the bread Jesus gives the man makes the man!! “and I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.” John 10:28 KJV They shall NEVER PERISH! Jesus doesn’t separate eternal life from the impact on the receiver!! Only heretics do that! They confuse their flock and take away from them the simplicity that is in Christ! “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” 2 Corinthians 5:17 KJV To be saved is to be A NEW CREATURE, A NEW MAN, GOD’S CHILD! It is not an old man holding an eternal tablet, it is the eternal tablet making the receiver eternal! Please don’t be confused! Don’t let them lie to you that they believe eternal salvation, they don’t, they are ignorant Remnants who use style to invalidate the truth but suggesting they believe the truth. Blessed

HERESY!! I am aware this is a close associate of Apostle Gideon Odoma How long will it take your clan to understand John 3.16? How many years will it take? The level of ignorance that the enemies of eternal salvation bring to the table is staggering. All because you don’t want to believe simple facts. 1. When salvation is given to anyone, that fellow has become a NEW CREATURE by God’s Spirit in Him. Salvation is not a tablet given to someone, salvation is a life raising the spiritually dead person to life, replacing his spiritual death with God’s life. Salvation is not something given you, in salvation, the saviour makes you a NEW PERSON!! See how Jesus describes eternal life in the believer. “I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever: and the bread that I will give is my flesh, which I will give for the life of the world.” John 6:51 KJV He SHALL LIVE FOREVER!! Clearly the bread Jesus gives the man makes the man!! “and I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish, neither shall any man pluck them out of my hand.” John 10:28 KJV They shall NEVER PERISH! Jesus doesn’t separate eternal life from the impact on the receiver!! Only heretics do that! They confuse their flock and take away from them the simplicity that is in Christ! “Therefore if any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” 2 Corinthians 5:17 KJV To be saved is to be A NEW CREATURE, A NEW MAN, GOD’S CHILD! It is not an old man holding an eternal tablet, it is the eternal tablet making the receiver eternal! Please don’t be confused! Don’t let them lie to you that they believe eternal salvation, they don’t, they are ignorant Remnants who use style to invalidate the truth but suggesting they believe the truth. Blessed

Apostle Harrison Ayintete

14,975 просмотров • 1 год назад

Financial repression is the only way America can escape from its $38 trillion debt without economic collapse. And is already being implemented right now. Here’s what it is: The government inflates away the debt over 10-20 years by keeping interest rates below the inflation rate. This means the real value of debt shrinks over time, causing hyperinflation. This has to be done. Here are the 5 other options they could’ve done but would lead to an economic collapse: Option 1: Print more money → Creates hyperinflation and destroys the middle class Option 2: Austerity → Cuts Social Security, Medicare, defense by 30% and trigger a worldwide depression. Option 3: Default on the debt → Destroys reserve currency status overnight. Option 4: Raise taxes → Taxing every billionaire at 100% only raises $5 trillion, which doesn't even cover a sixth of the debt + it leaves no room for innovation for the country. Option 5: Grow out of it → Would need 6-7% GDP growth for a decade, but we haven't seen that since the 1960s so it’s a fantasy. Financial repression is the only politically viable path. This is how the US dealt with post-WWII debt. How the UK dealt with theirs. And here's what it means for you: Holding cash, bonds, or living off salary—your purchasing power gets systematically destroyed. Holding the right assets (stocks, real estate, commodities)—you preserve and grow wealth. You need to be positioned when this massive wealth transfer happens. — This is just a short breakdown from my 20-minute video covering the global debt crisis and what's coming in 2026. I also covered the 18-year cycle predicting the 2026 crash, which assets survive currency debasement, and how to position for the wealth transfer. Just comment "CRISIS" and I'll DM you the full video in the next few minutes.

Financial repression is the only way America can escape from its $38 trillion debt without economic collapse. And is already being implemented right now. Here’s what it is: The government inflates away the debt over 10-20 years by keeping interest rates below the inflation rate. This means the real value of debt shrinks over time, causing hyperinflation. This has to be done. Here are the 5 other options they could’ve done but would lead to an economic collapse: Option 1: Print more money → Creates hyperinflation and destroys the middle class Option 2: Austerity → Cuts Social Security, Medicare, defense by 30% and trigger a worldwide depression. Option 3: Default on the debt → Destroys reserve currency status overnight. Option 4: Raise taxes → Taxing every billionaire at 100% only raises $5 trillion, which doesn't even cover a sixth of the debt + it leaves no room for innovation for the country. Option 5: Grow out of it → Would need 6-7% GDP growth for a decade, but we haven't seen that since the 1960s so it’s a fantasy. Financial repression is the only politically viable path. This is how the US dealt with post-WWII debt. How the UK dealt with theirs. And here's what it means for you: Holding cash, bonds, or living off salary—your purchasing power gets systematically destroyed. Holding the right assets (stocks, real estate, commodities)—you preserve and grow wealth. You need to be positioned when this massive wealth transfer happens. — This is just a short breakdown from my 20-minute video covering the global debt crisis and what's coming in 2026. I also covered the 18-year cycle predicting the 2026 crash, which assets survive currency debasement, and how to position for the wealth transfer. Just comment "CRISIS" and I'll DM you the full video in the next few minutes.

Felix Prehn 🐶

11,265 просмотров • 7 месяцев назад