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I'm a little shocked. last 9 consecutive World Cup matches called correctly by this thing i built a couple weeks ago.. so the way it works is simple... to be clear, i'm not using AI or any of that LLM stuff because honestly a chatbot has never watched a football match in its life... and you can tell when it tries to pretend it has. instead i'm using regular numbers, the stuff sports analysts have been using for decades. i trained my modal with this data: > FIFA's official world ranking, because that gives you the baseline of how good each team actually is on paper > an Elo rating, the same system chess uses, which updates faster than FIFA so it catches teams that are getting hot or falling off > the last 5 matches each team played with goals scored and conceded, because momentum in football is real even when the squad on paper hasn't changed > expected goals (xG) from those same 5 matches, which measures how many goals a team SHOULD have scored based on the quality of chances they created, because raw goals can be misleading when one team got lucky with a long shot and the other missed three open chances > i also keep feeding it with player injuries and suspensions for the matchday squad, because if a team is missing their top scorer or first-choice keeper the whole calculation has to shift and the model weights that drop in > the all-time head-to-head history, because sometimes one team just has another team's number for whatever reason and the raw rankings don't catch that pattern on their own > a simulation that runs each potential match thousands of times in the background so the model can also tell you who's most likely to win the entire World Cup, not just any single match ▫️Here's what a prediction actually looks like look at the screenshot. it's Argentina vs Austria. the model picks Argentina to win 2-1, gives them a 71% chance against Austria's 7%, with a 22% chance of a draw... { argentina won by 2-0 } what i like is it tells you exactly why, not just gives you a number. - Argentina is ranked #2 in the world while Austria is #24. - Argentina has won their last 5 matches scoring 15 goals and conceding only 1. - Austria has 4 wins and a draw in their last 5 with 11 goals scored and 3 conceded. - And the two teams have only played twice ever, with the last match being a 1-1 draw all the way back in 1990. so you're not taking the prediction on faith, you can see exactly what's driving it. i love what i have built... feel free to drop any 2 World Cup teams in the comments and i'll run the model for you tonight..

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The complete playbook for building profitable companies in the AI age 1. Go heads down 2. Find an underserved niche + trend backed by data (start small) 3. Learn their painpoints/what content drives them 4. Come up with an idea (or steal one from Idea Browser) 5. Build an audience/community (pick 1 platform) 6. Use Manus/v0/Bolt/Lovable/Cursor to build v1 7. DM your audience, offer a discounted version 8. Reinvest that cash to fund product/content flywheel 9. Keep team small (AI is your co-founder) 10. Automate ~90%+ with agents/zaps etc 11. Reinvest profits into content + core features 12. Partner with creators in exchange for equity (1–20%) or rev share (20–50%) 13. Keep surfacing new ideas from users + trends (use agent feature on pro Idea Browser) 14. Build public-facing tools to drive top-of-funnel 15. Add modular pricing: free → $29 → $299 → $3K 16. Turn manual services into productized features 17. Build in public to attract users, partners, and acquirers 18. Bundle into an ecosystem, not just a single feature 19. Own the loop: audience → product → content → more audience 20. Run sprints on retention (fix that leaky bucket) 21. Backfill with AI agents before hiring ops roles 22. Test new channels with throwaway brands 23. Monetize the backend, sell data, leads, APIs if applicable 24. Have fun 25. Repeat. Build a portfolio 26. Share hires, tools, and infrastructure across products 27. Acquire underperforming products with distribution upside 28. Relaunch or bundle existing apps using your playbook 29. Create a holding company brand people want to follow (this is exactly what im doing, practicing what im preaching) 30. Build long-term wealth with no outside investors and infinite spins 31. Cross-promote wins across your product ecosystem to drive flywheel growth 32. Create an internal idea-to-launch pipeline (every 30 days, something ships) 33. License or clone successful products into new verticals or geos 34. Recruit niche operators to run individual products for cash + upside/profitshare 35. Build once, compound forever... audience, code, and trust all stack This is the greatest time to be an idea person. Happy building.

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That’s where I disagree with Didier Deschamps. His first wrong move was making Mbappé captain of France national team back in 2023 when veterans like Olivier Giroud or Antoine Griezmann are well respected and capable players. I remember Griezmann was deeply hurt and very upset by that decision at the time and I agree with him. You can’t make a 24 year-old player captain of the national squad meanwhile his seniors and top scorers were available. Look at Lamine Yamal! He’s a very talented kid. But who is their Captain? Rodrigo Hernandez. The transition from Álvaro Morata was seamless. Seniority and experience count much in this situation. Football has its own rules. Second, Mbappé was very disrespectful to N’Golo Kanté and apparently, he still has a beef with him. Somehow, the boy thinks he calls the shots on who does what and who doesn’t get to play. Worst, if Deschamps thought that France 🇫🇷 could win the World Cup without the players he called but benched them, then he miscalculated his chances. There are things you should be mindful of when you’re the manager. I know N’Golo Kanté is the most humble footballer I know of and will never complain. But I will never forget that Deschamps called him but did not give him even a minute.

That’s where I disagree with Didier Deschamps. His first wrong move was making Mbappé captain of France national team back in 2023 when veterans like Olivier Giroud or Antoine Griezmann are well respected and capable players. I remember Griezmann was deeply hurt and very upset by that decision at the time and I agree with him. You can’t make a 24 year-old player captain of the national squad meanwhile his seniors and top scorers were available. Look at Lamine Yamal! He’s a very talented kid. But who is their Captain? Rodrigo Hernandez. The transition from Álvaro Morata was seamless. Seniority and experience count much in this situation. Football has its own rules. Second, Mbappé was very disrespectful to N’Golo Kanté and apparently, he still has a beef with him. Somehow, the boy thinks he calls the shots on who does what and who doesn’t get to play. Worst, if Deschamps thought that France 🇫🇷 could win the World Cup without the players he called but benched them, then he miscalculated his chances. There are things you should be mindful of when you’re the manager. I know N’Golo Kanté is the most humble footballer I know of and will never complain. But I will never forget that Deschamps called him but did not give him even a minute.

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31,043 views • 1 month ago

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Darts World Legacy

35,175 views • 1 year ago

This is not Meta In this episode of Deeply Intents (🎙️,🎧) I chat with ceteris, Head of Research at Delphi. This episode provides an essential perspective on how to survive and thrive over multi-year cycles. In this episode we discuss: - Do cycles still exist? - Meta games & how they work - Onboarding into crypto - Not enough of the right infra - Solana (You eat what you kill) - How to survive – building, investing, or trading Timestamps 0:00 - Welcome to CT 7:22 - Unique perspectives on infrastructure 13:48 - Do cycles still exist? 17:59 - Few assets do well 23:28 - DeFi summer cycle was different 28:02 - Early in a new meta 29:47 - Onboarding into crypto 33:43 - Privacy as a king maker 37:19 - Capital formation use case 42:24 - Too much of the wrong infra 47:08 - New things take time to build 49:43 - Rollup specialization 51:16 - Why build on Solana? 53:32 - RWA issuance is a weird narrative 57:05 - Prop AMMs, BAM, ACE, MCP, Firedancer 1:00:53 - You eat what you kill 1:04:19 - Prediction markets and sports betting 1:09:38 - The whole world is becoming financialized 1:13:00 - Investing in bid ideas 1:19:07 - How to survive? Don't blow up! 1:26:12 - Try things out 1:27:38 - Shitposting on CT

This is not Meta In this episode of Deeply Intents (🎙️,🎧) I chat with ceteris, Head of Research at Delphi. This episode provides an essential perspective on how to survive and thrive over multi-year cycles. In this episode we discuss: - Do cycles still exist? - Meta games & how they work - Onboarding into crypto - Not enough of the right infra - Solana (You eat what you kill) - How to survive – building, investing, or trading Timestamps 0:00 - Welcome to CT 7:22 - Unique perspectives on infrastructure 13:48 - Do cycles still exist? 17:59 - Few assets do well 23:28 - DeFi summer cycle was different 28:02 - Early in a new meta 29:47 - Onboarding into crypto 33:43 - Privacy as a king maker 37:19 - Capital formation use case 42:24 - Too much of the wrong infra 47:08 - New things take time to build 49:43 - Rollup specialization 51:16 - Why build on Solana? 53:32 - RWA issuance is a weird narrative 57:05 - Prop AMMs, BAM, ACE, MCP, Firedancer 1:00:53 - You eat what you kill 1:04:19 - Prediction markets and sports betting 1:09:38 - The whole world is becoming financialized 1:13:00 - Investing in bid ideas 1:19:07 - How to survive? Don't blow up! 1:26:12 - Try things out 1:27:38 - Shitposting on CT

apriori

21,739 views • 9 months ago

Episode #92: How AI Changes Governments & Business Models Mike Vichich is the Co-founder and CEO of Pursuit, which helps companies drive more revenue from the public sector. We talk about how AI is changing Helmer’s 7 Powers, how it’s impacting the government, if DOGE is actually working, building a startup in the Midwest (specifically Ann Arbor, MI), and how to disagree with your team. We also get into Mike’s prior company Wisely, and how they went from $11 in the bank account and unable to run payroll for six months, to over $10 million ARR and a $187 million exit to public company Olo a few years later. Thanks to Jack Altman and Blake Robbins for their help brainstorming good topics for Mike! Full episode here on X, or grab a link in the replies. Timestamps: 3:21 How AI changes Helmer’s 7 Powers 17:06 What becomes important in AI-first economy 21:02 How AI interfaces with the government 24:02 “The rules intended to save taxpayer money ironically cause taxpayer money to be wasted” 29:34 How change orders impact public sector costs 33:20 Why DOGE has not impacted US government spending yet 38:15 Three pieces of wisdom from 2nd-time founders 41:44 Starting Pursuit to make selling to the public sector as easy as the private sector 45:35 Why cities grow expenses 5x faster than tax revenue 51:42 Pros + Cons of building startups in Ann Arbor, MI 57:43 Hiring talent density in the Midwest 59:30 Starting his first company to fix consumer credit cards 1:08:50 Pivoting Wisely to restaurant loyalty 1:12:49 $11 in the bank, missing payroll for six months 1:15:21 Embarrassing demo at an Ann Arbor tech meetup 1:18:18 Why CEOs don’t always have to be right 1:20:54 How to disagree 1:25:48 Hiring at Pursuit 1:28:30 “A bad day with customers is better than the best day in the office” 1:31:33 Crashing their first customer’s PoS on Labor Day Weekend 1:35:55 Using “The Cadence” to hit $10M ARR 1:41:55 Selling Wisely to Olo for $187M

Episode #92: How AI Changes Governments & Business Models Mike Vichich is the Co-founder and CEO of Pursuit, which helps companies drive more revenue from the public sector. We talk about how AI is changing Helmer’s 7 Powers, how it’s impacting the government, if DOGE is actually working, building a startup in the Midwest (specifically Ann Arbor, MI), and how to disagree with your team. We also get into Mike’s prior company Wisely, and how they went from $11 in the bank account and unable to run payroll for six months, to over $10 million ARR and a $187 million exit to public company Olo a few years later. Thanks to Jack Altman and Blake Robbins for their help brainstorming good topics for Mike! Full episode here on X, or grab a link in the replies. Timestamps: 3:21 How AI changes Helmer’s 7 Powers 17:06 What becomes important in AI-first economy 21:02 How AI interfaces with the government 24:02 “The rules intended to save taxpayer money ironically cause taxpayer money to be wasted” 29:34 How change orders impact public sector costs 33:20 Why DOGE has not impacted US government spending yet 38:15 Three pieces of wisdom from 2nd-time founders 41:44 Starting Pursuit to make selling to the public sector as easy as the private sector 45:35 Why cities grow expenses 5x faster than tax revenue 51:42 Pros + Cons of building startups in Ann Arbor, MI 57:43 Hiring talent density in the Midwest 59:30 Starting his first company to fix consumer credit cards 1:08:50 Pivoting Wisely to restaurant loyalty 1:12:49 $11 in the bank, missing payroll for six months 1:15:21 Embarrassing demo at an Ann Arbor tech meetup 1:18:18 Why CEOs don’t always have to be right 1:20:54 How to disagree 1:25:48 Hiring at Pursuit 1:28:30 “A bad day with customers is better than the best day in the office” 1:31:33 Crashing their first customer’s PoS on Labor Day Weekend 1:35:55 Using “The Cadence” to hit $10M ARR 1:41:55 Selling Wisely to Olo for $187M

The Peel

27,474 views • 1 year ago

⚡️🇷🇺New full length interview from Andrey Gregoriev callsign "Tuta", with even more crazy details, particularly about the second counterattack assault which came after Andrey had already eliminated the first Ukrainian in the now-famous death match: It's a total hell that Andrei went through. There's no movie like this. It turns out that the hand-to-hand fight was only the beginning of a heavy battle. Andrei thought he had killed the AFU soldier with a line from his house. He went out and came face to face with him. He was scared - they fell to the ground, fighting to the death. At the very beginning of the melee he cut his hand with his own knife. But he defeated the enemy, silently and as fast as he could - the territory was under the AFU, there would be no help for sure - the Russian units were 6 km away. He said goodbye to the dying Khokhl, threw him a grenade and then finished him off with a shot: “he was mumbling something”. He went down to the basement of the house - examined his wounds, rewrapped himself. The vest was torn at the straps, the helmet didn't fit over his head - his right ear was swollen. I got up and took the radio from the AFU soldier. On the other side they were preparing a counterattack of 6 storm troopers. The enemy knew and saw the fight - they even argued on the air whether he was a Tuvinian or a Yakut. Six of them came, actively started pelting him with grenades, calling whether he was alive or not. Andrei was silent. The AFU men argued who would go to check him - one of them went, ours put him down at once. Again grenades and smoke grenades to smoke him out. Andrei soaked his hat in water and breathed like that. Then they argued again and sent one to check him - he put him in 300, he shouted for help. They ran out of grenades and decided to burn Andrei - they threw a “lighter” and then decided that he was dead. It was already evening around 22 hours. At 7 a.m. another group of the enemy came... 00: 33 Details of the combat exit: a dead comrade, a drone attack and the first injuries 02: 07 Why did Vsushnik offer "Tute" to surrender 03: 28 Exclusive fight details 04: 48 How the enemy almost took possession of the knife "Tuta" 05: 20 In such battles, only one survives 05: 40 Why yakut fought without a sound 06: 37 The last seconds of the life of an AFU militant 07: 24 VSUshnik's walkie-talkie helped "Tuta" to find out about the counterattack of the APU and buy time 08: 33 How the enemies realized that they were dealing with Yakut 08: 48 The militants tried to throw grenades at "Tutu" and bring them to talk 09: 15 "Tuta" ambushed enemy intelligence 10: 03 How water saved the hero from gas 10: 51 Why Grigoriev didn't kill the three hundredth 12: 03 Exploding phone, surviving watch and drones – how "Tuta" managed to jump out of the trap while the militants went for an RPG 14: 18 Yakut hand-to-hand combatant on how he put the flag of the Russian Federation at the headquarters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine 14: 50 What the fighter managed to do in 6 days in the enemy's territory 15: 34 "I should have done it myself" – why Grigoriev didn't burn the ammunition depot 18: 12 After the fight, the Yakut melee fighter repulsed four more APU attacks 20: 24 AFU militants were afraid of the help that allegedly came up 21: 07 Why did the first rollback attempt fail 22: 38 Vsushniki specially change into civilian clothes 23: 24 Enemies considered "Tutu" dead and it saved his life 25: 03 Chronicle of Yakut melee rescue 26: 59 Three prophetic dreams helped to get out to the Yakut melee fighter 28: 52 Why is it safer to go out on a postcard than through the forest 29: 50 How during the rollback "Tuta" helped our offensive 30: 41 Speed saved a fighter from death in a burnt-out MTLB 31: 22 Dead friends tried to warn Yakut about the drone strike 33: 18 How did the tasks of "Tuta" change in positions from flag setting to reconnaissance 33: 58 Family helped the fighter last 6 days 34: 22 Yakut melee destroyed a mortar crew of the Armed Forces of Ukraine 35: 54 Why in the most difficult moment the ancestors do not leave 36: 16 How Grigoriev was able to avoid death under the fire of his colleagues 38: 02 Why the fighter didn't want to call for help 41: 40 How "Tuta" did not learn his native language when returning to his own 42: 24 Why the fighter was not ashamed of tears when meeting with his comrades 43: 04 How many opponents did the Yakut melee fighter destroy 43: 32 Why Yakut melee 4 days kept the last cigarette 45: 18 How many combat exits did Andrey Grigoriev have 47: 20 Why the third fight becomes decisive 49: 13 History and fate of the saving knife 50: 28 Yakut melee fighter could not finish watching the video of his fight

⚡️🇷🇺New full length interview from Andrey Gregoriev callsign "Tuta", with even more crazy details, particularly about the second counterattack assault which came after Andrey had already eliminated the first Ukrainian in the now-famous death match: It's a total hell that Andrei went through. There's no movie like this. It turns out that the hand-to-hand fight was only the beginning of a heavy battle. Andrei thought he had killed the AFU soldier with a line from his house. He went out and came face to face with him. He was scared - they fell to the ground, fighting to the death. At the very beginning of the melee he cut his hand with his own knife. But he defeated the enemy, silently and as fast as he could - the territory was under the AFU, there would be no help for sure - the Russian units were 6 km away. He said goodbye to the dying Khokhl, threw him a grenade and then finished him off with a shot: “he was mumbling something”. He went down to the basement of the house - examined his wounds, rewrapped himself. The vest was torn at the straps, the helmet didn't fit over his head - his right ear was swollen. I got up and took the radio from the AFU soldier. On the other side they were preparing a counterattack of 6 storm troopers. The enemy knew and saw the fight - they even argued on the air whether he was a Tuvinian or a Yakut. Six of them came, actively started pelting him with grenades, calling whether he was alive or not. Andrei was silent. The AFU men argued who would go to check him - one of them went, ours put him down at once. Again grenades and smoke grenades to smoke him out. Andrei soaked his hat in water and breathed like that. Then they argued again and sent one to check him - he put him in 300, he shouted for help. They ran out of grenades and decided to burn Andrei - they threw a “lighter” and then decided that he was dead. It was already evening around 22 hours. At 7 a.m. another group of the enemy came... 00: 33 Details of the combat exit: a dead comrade, a drone attack and the first injuries 02: 07 Why did Vsushnik offer "Tute" to surrender 03: 28 Exclusive fight details 04: 48 How the enemy almost took possession of the knife "Tuta" 05: 20 In such battles, only one survives 05: 40 Why yakut fought without a sound 06: 37 The last seconds of the life of an AFU militant 07: 24 VSUshnik's walkie-talkie helped "Tuta" to find out about the counterattack of the APU and buy time 08: 33 How the enemies realized that they were dealing with Yakut 08: 48 The militants tried to throw grenades at "Tutu" and bring them to talk 09: 15 "Tuta" ambushed enemy intelligence 10: 03 How water saved the hero from gas 10: 51 Why Grigoriev didn't kill the three hundredth 12: 03 Exploding phone, surviving watch and drones – how "Tuta" managed to jump out of the trap while the militants went for an RPG 14: 18 Yakut hand-to-hand combatant on how he put the flag of the Russian Federation at the headquarters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine 14: 50 What the fighter managed to do in 6 days in the enemy's territory 15: 34 "I should have done it myself" – why Grigoriev didn't burn the ammunition depot 18: 12 After the fight, the Yakut melee fighter repulsed four more APU attacks 20: 24 AFU militants were afraid of the help that allegedly came up 21: 07 Why did the first rollback attempt fail 22: 38 Vsushniki specially change into civilian clothes 23: 24 Enemies considered "Tutu" dead and it saved his life 25: 03 Chronicle of Yakut melee rescue 26: 59 Three prophetic dreams helped to get out to the Yakut melee fighter 28: 52 Why is it safer to go out on a postcard than through the forest 29: 50 How during the rollback "Tuta" helped our offensive 30: 41 Speed saved a fighter from death in a burnt-out MTLB 31: 22 Dead friends tried to warn Yakut about the drone strike 33: 18 How did the tasks of "Tuta" change in positions from flag setting to reconnaissance 33: 58 Family helped the fighter last 6 days 34: 22 Yakut melee destroyed a mortar crew of the Armed Forces of Ukraine 35: 54 Why in the most difficult moment the ancestors do not leave 36: 16 How Grigoriev was able to avoid death under the fire of his colleagues 38: 02 Why the fighter didn't want to call for help 41: 40 How "Tuta" did not learn his native language when returning to his own 42: 24 Why the fighter was not ashamed of tears when meeting with his comrades 43: 04 How many opponents did the Yakut melee fighter destroy 43: 32 Why Yakut melee 4 days kept the last cigarette 45: 18 How many combat exits did Andrey Grigoriev have 47: 20 Why the third fight becomes decisive 49: 13 History and fate of the saving knife 50: 28 Yakut melee fighter could not finish watching the video of his fight

SIMPLICIUS Ѱ

314,932 views • 1 year ago

Today’s episode is titled “A Message For Men”. I sit down with my friend Todd Peterson to unpack some of the most meaningful conversations we have had over the years about faith, leadership, marriage, and the hidden risks that come with success. We talk candidly about why so many men fall at the peak of their influence and how isolation, pride, and lack of accountability quietly take hold. Todd shares hard-earned perspective from his own life, including lessons from his NFL career, his walk with Jesus, and decades of mentoring men through seasons of growth and unraveling. This conversation is deeply personal, reflective, and grounded in the practical realities of what it means to live with humility, conviction, and purpose. We discuss: - Why isolation and unchecked success often lead great men to fall - The role of humility, confession, and accountability in long-term leadership - How marriage and trusted relationships shape a man’s character and decisions - The difference between being saved and actively walking in the Spirit - Why meaningful impact is always built through collaboration, not independence This episode is for anyone wrestling with ambition, faith, leadership, or the desire to build a life that holds up over time. Todd Peterson is the interim CEO and Chairman Emeritus of Seed Company, a world leader in accelerated Scripture translation. Seed Company has partnered with more than 900 other agencies to cumulatively impact more than 1,100 language groups over the last 20 years. Peterson was drafted in 1993 by the NY Giants, leading to a 13-year career in the NFL where he also played for Seattle, Kansas City, San Francisco and Atlanta. He set a number of team records and two NFL records – one of which is since broken (most 40-plus-yard field goals in a season). He was named NFL True Value Man of the Year for the Seahawks in 1996 and twice received the NFL Players Association Byron “Whizzer” White award for excellence in character and leadership on his teams. He was twice nominated for the NFL’s Bart Starr Award. Peterson retired in 2006 as one of only 34 players to score over 1,000 points. He is the only player in NFL history to make game-winning field goals for five or more different teams. 4:04 - Why great men “fall” 08:51 - Success-induced isolation 14:42 - Sin 21:50 - Salvation 24:01 - A day in Todd’s life 31:00 - Living in a biblically illiterate world 36:22 - The importance of marriage 50:27 - Having a close group of men in your life 56:01 - Having a relationship with Jesus is hard 1:09:40 - Undeserved favor

Today’s episode is titled “A Message For Men”. I sit down with my friend Todd Peterson to unpack some of the most meaningful conversations we have had over the years about faith, leadership, marriage, and the hidden risks that come with success. We talk candidly about why so many men fall at the peak of their influence and how isolation, pride, and lack of accountability quietly take hold. Todd shares hard-earned perspective from his own life, including lessons from his NFL career, his walk with Jesus, and decades of mentoring men through seasons of growth and unraveling. This conversation is deeply personal, reflective, and grounded in the practical realities of what it means to live with humility, conviction, and purpose. We discuss: - Why isolation and unchecked success often lead great men to fall - The role of humility, confession, and accountability in long-term leadership - How marriage and trusted relationships shape a man’s character and decisions - The difference between being saved and actively walking in the Spirit - Why meaningful impact is always built through collaboration, not independence This episode is for anyone wrestling with ambition, faith, leadership, or the desire to build a life that holds up over time. Todd Peterson is the interim CEO and Chairman Emeritus of Seed Company, a world leader in accelerated Scripture translation. Seed Company has partnered with more than 900 other agencies to cumulatively impact more than 1,100 language groups over the last 20 years. Peterson was drafted in 1993 by the NY Giants, leading to a 13-year career in the NFL where he also played for Seattle, Kansas City, San Francisco and Atlanta. He set a number of team records and two NFL records – one of which is since broken (most 40-plus-yard field goals in a season). He was named NFL True Value Man of the Year for the Seahawks in 1996 and twice received the NFL Players Association Byron “Whizzer” White award for excellence in character and leadership on his teams. He was twice nominated for the NFL’s Bart Starr Award. Peterson retired in 2006 as one of only 34 players to score over 1,000 points. He is the only player in NFL history to make game-winning field goals for five or more different teams. 4:04 - Why great men “fall” 08:51 - Success-induced isolation 14:42 - Sin 21:50 - Salvation 24:01 - A day in Todd’s life 31:00 - Living in a biblically illiterate world 36:22 - The importance of marriage 50:27 - Having a close group of men in your life 56:01 - Having a relationship with Jesus is hard 1:09:40 - Undeserved favor

Chris Powers

29,918 views • 6 months ago

$🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇱EXCLUSIVE: I ASK AMBASSADOR HUCKABEE THE TOUGH QUESTIONS ABOUT ISRAEL Few U.S diplomats in history have walked into a storm quite like this. Ambassador Ambassador Mike Huckabee has led a state, advised presidents, shaped policy at the highest levels, and built a reputation as one of America’s most seasoned political minds. Now he holds what many call the hardest ambassador post in the world - representing the United States in Israel at the very center of a war that has divided the globe. In this no holds barred conversation, I pressed Huckabee on the strike in Qatar, America’s unbreakable alliance, the UN’s Palestinian state push, Hamas looting aid claims, Israel’s changing role in the world, and the endgame for peace. 03:43 – “It was their decision and their decision alone… It was not a US decision.” – on Israel’s strike in Qatar. 05:22 – “We maintain our alliance with Israel… it is solid, hasn’t been fractured or broken.” 08:11 – “This stunt at the UN to declare a Palestinian state is utter nonsense… all it’s done is further complicate Gaza.” 09:22 – “Europe gave Hamas what it wanted for free… and it killed negotiations instantly.” 11:57 – “Gaza was a 100% Palestinian state… they built tunnels to kill Jews while leaving their citizens vulnerable.” 13:27 – “We’re not going to participate in this at the UN… our objection is very strenuous.” 17:58 – “Hamas has to go. Letting them stay would be like letting the Nazis stay in Germany after World War II.” 20:54 – “I’ve seen with my own eyes… men with weapons looting food trucks. That’s not starving civilians – that’s Hamas.” 24:39 – “The stolen food is what has kept this war going… Hamas sells it at outrageous prices.” 25:59 – “More has gone into Gaza than any war zone in human history – yet Israel gets blamed for starvation.” 28:01 – “No country warns its enemies before a strike the way Israel does – not even the U.S.” 30:21 – “This isn’t a nation-state war. Hamas has no moral boundaries. They want civilians to die for propaganda.” 34:06 – “If Israel wanted to commit genocide, they could’ve flattened Gaza in 3 hours, but they haven’t.” 38:35 – “If Hamas lays down its arms, the war is over. But if Israel lays down its arms, they get another October 7th.” 42:19 – “Everyone says there should be a Palestinian state, but where is it, and who’s going to run it?” 44:39 – “If Macron wants a Palestinian state so badly, maybe he should offer land on the French Riviera.”$

🚨🇺🇸 🇮🇱EXCLUSIVE: I ASK AMBASSADOR HUCKABEE THE TOUGH QUESTIONS ABOUT ISRAEL Few U.S diplomats in history have walked into a storm quite like this. Ambassador Ambassador Mike Huckabee has led a state, advised presidents, shaped policy at the highest levels, and built a reputation as one of America’s most seasoned political minds. Now he holds what many call the hardest ambassador post in the world - representing the United States in Israel at the very center of a war that has divided the globe. In this no holds barred conversation, I pressed Huckabee on the strike in Qatar, America’s unbreakable alliance, the UN’s Palestinian state push, Hamas looting aid claims, Israel’s changing role in the world, and the endgame for peace. 03:43 – “It was their decision and their decision alone… It was not a US decision.” – on Israel’s strike in Qatar. 05:22 – “We maintain our alliance with Israel… it is solid, hasn’t been fractured or broken.” 08:11 – “This stunt at the UN to declare a Palestinian state is utter nonsense… all it’s done is further complicate Gaza.” 09:22 – “Europe gave Hamas what it wanted for free… and it killed negotiations instantly.” 11:57 – “Gaza was a 100% Palestinian state… they built tunnels to kill Jews while leaving their citizens vulnerable.” 13:27 – “We’re not going to participate in this at the UN… our objection is very strenuous.” 17:58 – “Hamas has to go. Letting them stay would be like letting the Nazis stay in Germany after World War II.” 20:54 – “I’ve seen with my own eyes… men with weapons looting food trucks. That’s not starving civilians – that’s Hamas.” 24:39 – “The stolen food is what has kept this war going… Hamas sells it at outrageous prices.” 25:59 – “More has gone into Gaza than any war zone in human history – yet Israel gets blamed for starvation.” 28:01 – “No country warns its enemies before a strike the way Israel does – not even the U.S.” 30:21 – “This isn’t a nation-state war. Hamas has no moral boundaries. They want civilians to die for propaganda.” 34:06 – “If Israel wanted to commit genocide, they could’ve flattened Gaza in 3 hours, but they haven’t.” 38:35 – “If Hamas lays down its arms, the war is over. But if Israel lays down its arms, they get another October 7th.” 42:19 – “Everyone says there should be a Palestinian state, but where is it, and who’s going to run it?” 44:39 – “If Macron wants a Palestinian state so badly, maybe he should offer land on the French Riviera.”

Mario Nawfal

2,252,525 views • 11 months ago

5 startup ideas you can build and resell using only ElevenLabs Agents each one costs $0.08/min to run and replaces $2-5k/mo in human labor Let's break them down ↓ 1. AI Receptionist for Local Businesses dentists, salons, clinics, they all pay $2-3k/mo for someone to answer phones build a voice agent that: - answers calls 24/7 - books appointments - handles FAQs - speaks the client's language who ALREADY uses it: ~31% of local service businesses who STILL needs it: ~69% (your market) white-label it, charge $300-500/mo per client your cost per client: ~$30/mo in minutes 2. Multilingual Customer Support ElevenLabs agents speak 70+ languages natively e-commerce brands selling internationally need support in 5-10 languages minimum one agent replaces a 5-person multilingual team who ALREADY uses it: ~36% of e-commerce businesses who STILL needs it: ~64% and most of them are mid-market brands scaling globally sell 24/7 coverage, mark up the minutes, charge per-seat 3. AI Sales Qualifier (SDR Replacement) voice agent calls inbound leads, asks 5-10 qualifying questions, books meetings directly into the sales team's calendar startups pay $4-6k/mo per SDR you charge $1.5k/mo for an agent that works 24/7 and never misses a lead who ALREADY uses it: ~27% of mid-market teams who STILL needs it: ~73% and 22% already fully replaced human SDRs plug it into any CRM like HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive 4. Restaurant Order-Taking Agent phone ordering for restaurants, pizzerias, takeout spots the agent takes the order, upsells sides and drinks, confirms, pushes to the POS who ALREADY uses it: ~34% of restaurants who STILL needs it: ~66% (expected to hit 50%+ in major cities this year) build one integration template → sell to 100+ restaurants at $200/mo each that's $20k/mo from one vertical 5. Real Estate Showing Scheduler agents answer property inquiry calls, give listing details, qualify buyers, and book viewings (all mid-call) realtors spend hours on phone scheduling who ALREADY uses it: ~18% use voice AI specifically who STILL needs it: ~82% while 82% of agents already use some form of AI, almost none have voice agents charge per listing or flat monthly integrates with their calendar + CRM -------- How to build any of these: - sign up for ElevenLabs (startups get $4k free credits) - pick your niche - build the agent with their no-code platform - connect it to GPT or Claude for the brain - plug in scheduling/CRM via API - white-label it under your brand you don't need to build AI, you need to sell AI to people who don't know it exists yet reply "ELEVEN" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too

Ronin

775,376 views • 4 months ago

♾️Infinity Nikki Version 1.10 Outfit Preview: Rainfall & Blossoms The girl who once watched her sister dance from the audience has finally claimed her own stage. In the story, the little sorceress leaps from the high tower and soars on her broom, magic bursting to life. In that wondrous moment, countless flowers bloom in the rain. Dancing amid wind and blossoms, the rising actress has left an indelible mark on Cicia's golden age of theater. >>Main Attribute: Elegant >>Outfit Ability [Floral Message: Floating] After using the [Floral Message: Floating] ability, Nikki will summon a magical Flower Staff. Accompanying the blooming flowers, it soars swiftly through the air, drifting to even farther places. >>Decoration [Bottle of Blossoms] Can be placed in open spaces for photography or as decoration. At the close of it all, the tale of rain and sunlight lies within the most beautiful beginnings. Memories become secret realms, softly caressed by the morning light, as sunlight bathes the blooming flowers and leaves, illuminating the little witch as she forges ahead in her story. Note: Available after reaching 160 Resonances in the limited-time Resonance [Blossom on the Breeze]. 🎁Follow Infinity Nikki and quote this post with your UID and your expectations for Version 1.10! We'll select 10 lucky stylists to win Infinity Nikki Cozy Blanket Set each! —— The Coziest Open-World Game! Infinity Nikki Version 1.10 "Golden Season" launches globally on September 28 (UTC-7)! ➤ Download Now: ➤ Join us on Discord: #InfinityNikki

♾️Infinity Nikki Version 1.10 Outfit Preview: Rainfall & Blossoms The girl who once watched her sister dance from the audience has finally claimed her own stage. In the story, the little sorceress leaps from the high tower and soars on her broom, magic bursting to life. In that wondrous moment, countless flowers bloom in the rain. Dancing amid wind and blossoms, the rising actress has left an indelible mark on Cicia's golden age of theater. >>Main Attribute: Elegant >>Outfit Ability [Floral Message: Floating] After using the [Floral Message: Floating] ability, Nikki will summon a magical Flower Staff. Accompanying the blooming flowers, it soars swiftly through the air, drifting to even farther places. >>Decoration [Bottle of Blossoms] Can be placed in open spaces for photography or as decoration. At the close of it all, the tale of rain and sunlight lies within the most beautiful beginnings. Memories become secret realms, softly caressed by the morning light, as sunlight bathes the blooming flowers and leaves, illuminating the little witch as she forges ahead in her story. Note: Available after reaching 160 Resonances in the limited-time Resonance [Blossom on the Breeze]. 🎁Follow Infinity Nikki and quote this post with your UID and your expectations for Version 1.10! We'll select 10 lucky stylists to win Infinity Nikki Cozy Blanket Set each! —— The Coziest Open-World Game! Infinity Nikki Version 1.10 "Golden Season" launches globally on September 28 (UTC-7)! ➤ Download Now: ➤ Join us on Discord: #InfinityNikki

Infinity Nikki

95,221 views • 11 months ago

21 Rules of $KASPA 1. Those who understand buy Kaspa. 2. Those who don’t, criticize Kaspa. 3. Everyone is against Kaspa before they are for it. 4. You will never be done learning about Kaspa. 5. Kaspa is powered by chaos. 6. Kaspa is the only game in the casino that we can all win. 7. Kaspa is the one thing in the universe that you can truly own. 8. Everyone gets Kaspa at the price they deserve. 9. Only buy Kaspa with the money you can’t afford to lose. 10. Tickets to escape the matrix are priced in Kaspa. 11. Kaspa insight is restricted to those with a need to know. 12. All your models will be destroyed. 13. The cure to economic ill is the orange pill. 14. Be for Kaspa, not against Fiat. 15. Kaspa is for everyone. 16. Learn to think in Bitcoin & Kaspa. 17. You don’t change Kaspa, it changes you. 18. Laser eyes protect you from endless lies. 19. Respect Bitcoin & Kaspa, or it will make a clown out of you. 20. You do not sell your Bitcoin & Kaspa (unless you understand marketcycles) 21. Spread Bitcoin & Kaspa with love. 22. Bitcoin was the testnet of Kaspa 23. Bitcoin = digital Gold, Kaspa = digital silver 24. Kaspa = 600x faster than Bitcoin (soon 6000x faster) Just have a look at: (change to 10BPS --> end of Q1 implemented) 25. Kaspa solves the Trilemma (read it again) 26. 90% of all KAS in circ supply 27. In 2 years $KAS is already more scarce then $BTC 28. Already 2nd biggest hashrate. Compare with $BTC MC 10 years ago = bigger hashrate already 29. Like $BTC = Firstmover. BTC = first blockchain KAS = first Ghost Blockdag 30. Marathon (biggest publicly listed BTC mining company) is now involved in $KAS Mining BONUS: Binance, Coinbase, VCs & KOLs initially ignored $kas because they had no control over it. Now they’re forced to chase what they once dismissed. Our lesson? Follow the tech, don't go against it. Don´t sleep on it Michael Saylor and just read "The book of Kaspa" #micdrop 🫳🎤

21 Rules of $KASPA 1. Those who understand buy Kaspa. 2. Those who don’t, criticize Kaspa. 3. Everyone is against Kaspa before they are for it. 4. You will never be done learning about Kaspa. 5. Kaspa is powered by chaos. 6. Kaspa is the only game in the casino that we can all win. 7. Kaspa is the one thing in the universe that you can truly own. 8. Everyone gets Kaspa at the price they deserve. 9. Only buy Kaspa with the money you can’t afford to lose. 10. Tickets to escape the matrix are priced in Kaspa. 11. Kaspa insight is restricted to those with a need to know. 12. All your models will be destroyed. 13. The cure to economic ill is the orange pill. 14. Be for Kaspa, not against Fiat. 15. Kaspa is for everyone. 16. Learn to think in Bitcoin & Kaspa. 17. You don’t change Kaspa, it changes you. 18. Laser eyes protect you from endless lies. 19. Respect Bitcoin & Kaspa, or it will make a clown out of you. 20. You do not sell your Bitcoin & Kaspa (unless you understand marketcycles) 21. Spread Bitcoin & Kaspa with love. 22. Bitcoin was the testnet of Kaspa 23. Bitcoin = digital Gold, Kaspa = digital silver 24. Kaspa = 600x faster than Bitcoin (soon 6000x faster) Just have a look at: (change to 10BPS --> end of Q1 implemented) 25. Kaspa solves the Trilemma (read it again) 26. 90% of all KAS in circ supply 27. In 2 years $KAS is already more scarce then $BTC 28. Already 2nd biggest hashrate. Compare with $BTC MC 10 years ago = bigger hashrate already 29. Like $BTC = Firstmover. BTC = first blockchain KAS = first Ghost Blockdag 30. Marathon (biggest publicly listed BTC mining company) is now involved in $KAS Mining BONUS: Binance, Coinbase, VCs & KOLs initially ignored $kas because they had no control over it. Now they’re forced to chase what they once dismissed. Our lesson? Follow the tech, don't go against it. Don´t sleep on it Michael Saylor and just read "The book of Kaspa" #micdrop 🫳🎤

Jens Illgner - Road To Glory Jil

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