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VIDEO | Delhi: Former India captain Kapil Dev refrained from offering an assessment of young batter Vaibhav Sooryavanshi and the growing trend of 250-plus totals in T20 cricket, saying he is not best placed to comment on the modern game. Vaibhav Sooryavanshi has dazed the cricketing world with his...

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Curtis Houck

77,413 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

As part of my confirmation process to become a federal judge, 250 people who knew me were interviewed for the background check. If one person had said, “You know what I remember about Roy? He lies. You know what I remember about Attorney Altman? He hides evidence. You know what I remember about Mr. Altman? He doesn’t play fair,” the fact is, I wouldn’t be here today. That’s because the confirmation process is designed to find the best people to serve the country. And it's easy to promise to be good when you're swearing the oath of attorney or in a job interview or at your graduation ceremony. But it's a whole other thing when you haven't slept well in weeks and the guy on the other side of the case is a jerk. And the judge has you on an unreasonable timetable. It's in those moments that you got to dig deep. You got to go back to where you came from. And I want to tell you about how I did it for myself. In those moments when it was hard, when I felt that I couldn't do it any longer, I always thought of the people who sacrificed so much and worked so hard to give me the blessing of being whatever and wherever I am today.
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As part of my confirmation process to become a federal judge, 250 people who knew me were interviewed for the background check. If one person had said, “You know what I remember about Roy? He lies. You know what I remember about Attorney Altman? He hides evidence. You know what I remember about Mr. Altman? He doesn’t play fair,” the fact is, I wouldn’t be here today. That’s because the confirmation process is designed to find the best people to serve the country. And it's easy to promise to be good when you're swearing the oath of attorney or in a job interview or at your graduation ceremony. But it's a whole other thing when you haven't slept well in weeks and the guy on the other side of the case is a jerk. And the judge has you on an unreasonable timetable. It's in those moments that you got to dig deep. You got to go back to where you came from. And I want to tell you about how I did it for myself. In those moments when it was hard, when I felt that I couldn't do it any longer, I always thought of the people who sacrificed so much and worked so hard to give me the blessing of being whatever and wherever I am today.

Roy K. Altman

22,998 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

The contribution of Jay Shah to cricket is immense. He is ACTUALLY THE only PERSON I would bet upon in these times of IndianPremierLeague growth trajectory. Everyone else would have a personal agenda - he has used his clout and his offices to better the game. I only wish him the greatest success ahead. Running global cricket is one of the toughest things. Going forward the turmoil that IPL is creating for the rest of the world - will mark my words have the rest of the world in envy and Jealousy. YOU NEEX THE BEST MAN IN THE CHAIR TO NAVIGATE THIS. THEREFORE I can without a second doubt tell you that there is no one better than the young and dynamic Mr shah. My only suggestion to him - clean up the muck in the state associations that do not meet the mark. And only HE AND HE ALONE can do it. There is absolutely no harm in using everyone connected to him to get the work the done. At the end the BENEFICIARIES ARE 1. India 2. Cricket 3. Players 4. Fans of the game. Cricket United India. You need someone to navigate the diversity and the multiple challenges we face. I hope he can truly put cricket / IPL - on top of the global sports eco system. People will make adverse remarks. So be it. My issue is personal to the Well being of the IPL and the players and fans of the sport. And whoever can do the job without short cut - he’s the person. And that person is none other then jay shah
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The contribution of Jay Shah to cricket is immense. He is ACTUALLY THE only PERSON I would bet upon in these times of IndianPremierLeague growth trajectory. Everyone else would have a personal agenda - he has used his clout and his offices to better the game. I only wish him the greatest success ahead. Running global cricket is one of the toughest things. Going forward the turmoil that IPL is creating for the rest of the world - will mark my words have the rest of the world in envy and Jealousy. YOU NEEX THE BEST MAN IN THE CHAIR TO NAVIGATE THIS. THEREFORE I can without a second doubt tell you that there is no one better than the young and dynamic Mr shah. My only suggestion to him - clean up the muck in the state associations that do not meet the mark. And only HE AND HE ALONE can do it. There is absolutely no harm in using everyone connected to him to get the work the done. At the end the BENEFICIARIES ARE 1. India 2. Cricket 3. Players 4. Fans of the game. Cricket United India. You need someone to navigate the diversity and the multiple challenges we face. I hope he can truly put cricket / IPL - on top of the global sports eco system. People will make adverse remarks. So be it. My issue is personal to the Well being of the IPL and the players and fans of the sport. And whoever can do the job without short cut - he’s the person. And that person is none other then jay shah

Lalit Kumar Modi

81,637 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

Rory Jennings 🗣️ I hate Enzo Fernández. You heard that completely correctly: I hate Enzo Fernández. A lot of people seem to be very annoyed by this. They are becoming irate with me and suggesting that my Instagram posts have been aggressive, unnecessary and unedifying. They do not like what I have been saying about Enzo Fernández. They could be right, and I respect their opinions. I would also like to hear yours. I genuinely seek your counsel here: am I wrong, or am I completely and utterly justified? I am going to explain my feelings about Enzo Fernández. I will discuss his character, his conduct throughout the World Cup and his overall behaviour as a footballer. At the end of this video, I want your feedback. Let me know in the comments section whether you think I am right or wrong. For me, Enzo Fernández is undoubtedly the most dislikable and objectionable footballer at the entire World Cup. There is not one redeeming feature about him. There is absolutely nothing about him that I find even mildly inspiring. He is a brat. An objectionable brat. He is incredibly dislikable, and some of his behaviour has genuinely blown my mind. This is how deep my dislike goes: when anybody tries to defend Enzo Fernández or explain why he is supposedly a good person, I find it morally bankrupt. I think it is a disgrace that Enzo Fernández is the Chelsea captain. I think it is a disgrace that he has ever had the honour of wearing the captain’s armband. When you consider the man and the circumstances surrounding Enzo Maresca’s decision to give him that armband, especially after everything we had already seen him do, I genuinely believe it is a stain on the history of Chelsea Football Club that a man like Enzo Fernández ever got his hands on that armband. Watching Enzo Fernández cost his team the World Cup was incredibly satisfying. He was the architect of Argentina’s downfall and the reason they lost the World Cup final. #NG67
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Rory Jennings 🗣️ I hate Enzo Fernández. You heard that completely correctly: I hate Enzo Fernández. A lot of people seem to be very annoyed by this. They are becoming irate with me and suggesting that my Instagram posts have been aggressive, unnecessary and unedifying. They do not like what I have been saying about Enzo Fernández. They could be right, and I respect their opinions. I would also like to hear yours. I genuinely seek your counsel here: am I wrong, or am I completely and utterly justified? I am going to explain my feelings about Enzo Fernández. I will discuss his character, his conduct throughout the World Cup and his overall behaviour as a footballer. At the end of this video, I want your feedback. Let me know in the comments section whether you think I am right or wrong. For me, Enzo Fernández is undoubtedly the most dislikable and objectionable footballer at the entire World Cup. There is not one redeeming feature about him. There is absolutely nothing about him that I find even mildly inspiring. He is a brat. An objectionable brat. He is incredibly dislikable, and some of his behaviour has genuinely blown my mind. This is how deep my dislike goes: when anybody tries to defend Enzo Fernández or explain why he is supposedly a good person, I find it morally bankrupt. I think it is a disgrace that Enzo Fernández is the Chelsea captain. I think it is a disgrace that he has ever had the honour of wearing the captain’s armband. When you consider the man and the circumstances surrounding Enzo Maresca’s decision to give him that armband, especially after everything we had already seen him do, I genuinely believe it is a stain on the history of Chelsea Football Club that a man like Enzo Fernández ever got his hands on that armband. Watching Enzo Fernández cost his team the World Cup was incredibly satisfying. He was the architect of Argentina’s downfall and the reason they lost the World Cup final. #NG67

SHAYEE 𒀭

130,826 просмотров • 2 дней назад

ZELENSKYY ON HIS CONVERSATION WITH ABRAMOVICH: Ceasefire is the biggest compromise from our side to your side. ZELENSKYY: Abramovich, so he came to Kyiv,bI think that he said: "I have message direct to you, and I want to get message, and take message from you, and to give it to Putin." But he said that it has to be silently, without any kind of, public messages. I said, "Look, it's your choice. Okay, for us it doesn't matter, public or un-public." But it's always with Russians such way. If they say something has to be between us, it's mean that tomorrow not only we will know about it. But it's not a secret. He came, and he wanted to give me the message that they want to to understand what we are ready to do. I said: "The question is not about us. You are fighting against us on our territory." And I said to him about Donbas, it was the key message. And I said: "No, we will not leave, and we will not go out from our territory. No, we will not give you a victory such way. And you will not get it." And we spoke about any kind of compromises. I said that all the compromises after ceasefire. Ceasefire is the biggest compromise from our side to your side. JOURNALIST: So is he a go-between now? Between you and Vladimir Putin, he's going back and forth? ZELENSKYY: I don't know. When he got message from me, he said he will go directly to Putin. I said: "Okay, I'm ready to meet, not in Moscow, not in Belarus, and not in Minsk," and it's understandable why. I said, "You can choose any time from tomorrow. You can choose any day, any format. We can choose with President Trump. I'm sure that he will be ready to come, and we can do it with Europeans. I'm sure that everybody want to help, or we can choose the way bilateral, just bilateral meeting."
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ZELENSKYY ON HIS CONVERSATION WITH ABRAMOVICH: Ceasefire is the biggest compromise from our side to your side. ZELENSKYY: Abramovich, so he came to Kyiv,bI think that he said: "I have message direct to you, and I want to get message, and take message from you, and to give it to Putin." But he said that it has to be silently, without any kind of, public messages. I said, "Look, it's your choice. Okay, for us it doesn't matter, public or un-public." But it's always with Russians such way. If they say something has to be between us, it's mean that tomorrow not only we will know about it. But it's not a secret. He came, and he wanted to give me the message that they want to to understand what we are ready to do. I said: "The question is not about us. You are fighting against us on our territory." And I said to him about Donbas, it was the key message. And I said: "No, we will not leave, and we will not go out from our territory. No, we will not give you a victory such way. And you will not get it." And we spoke about any kind of compromises. I said that all the compromises after ceasefire. Ceasefire is the biggest compromise from our side to your side. JOURNALIST: So is he a go-between now? Between you and Vladimir Putin, he's going back and forth? ZELENSKYY: I don't know. When he got message from me, he said he will go directly to Putin. I said: "Okay, I'm ready to meet, not in Moscow, not in Belarus, and not in Minsk," and it's understandable why. I said, "You can choose any time from tomorrow. You can choose any day, any format. We can choose with President Trump. I'm sure that he will be ready to come, and we can do it with Europeans. I'm sure that everybody want to help, or we can choose the way bilateral, just bilateral meeting."

Kateryna Lisunova

25,494 просмотров • 1 месяц назад