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Virat’s consistency or Rohit’s flair? Ashwin 🇮🇳 makes his pick! 🧐 He breaks down exactly what makes these knocks special 🙌 Spoiler: He’s got a winner for this round! 🏆 #TATAIPL 2026 👉 #PBKSvGT | TUE, 31st MAR, 6:30 PM

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462,878 просмотров • 2 лет назад

Gupta: He’s the president, so let’s hope he’s getting the care that he needs. He does have a family history, importantly, of age-related dementia. His father had age-related cognitive decline… There’s a symmetry between some of these earlier signs in his case and what his father went through. But what are we seeing? Word-finding difficulties. Inattention—he loses his train of thought. Everybody is describing these speeches as meandering, covering 30 different topics in the course of, say, two minutes. He’s meandering. That’s inattention. Clear inability to express his own thoughts. Difficulty completing a sentence. Tangential speech. Of course, memory issues. He doesn’t know that he’s talking about Greenland even over the course of a sentence and confuses it with Iceland. When we think about his behavior, you know, he’s always been off-the-cuff—that’s his style—and people can say, well, that’s his style. But very serious people, from what I’ve seen on both sides of the political aisle, have called out the letter that he sent the Norwegian prime minister which also fits into these broader trends that we’re seeing that are concerning and cascading. The fact that he would even put a letter like that out in the public domain has caused a lot of alarm. Who does that? That’s not behavior that we would think meets a standard of decorum or even proper behavior. And again, I know he’s redefined the rules here, but he’s lashing out. People ask, is he showing signs of early Alzheimer’s or age-related cognitive decline? Perhaps. A lot of the symptoms we just talked about are consistent with those diagnoses. Again, we’re just observing what we’re seeing. Frontotemporal dementia—acting out, behavior changes, lashing out, acting unreasonable. One could say this is his core personality based on what we’ve seen over his entire adult life, but it’s getting worse. A lot of folks have pointed to that letter to the Norwegian prime minister as deserving a more thorough, transparent public assessment of his neurologic fitness, because that felt like it crossed the line of proper adult behavior. So I do agree—there’s been a trend line here. It seems like it’s getting worse across the dimensions we just talked about. And we haven’t even talked about his gait and what looks like psychomotor performance—his ability to walk down the steps of Air Force One or across a red carpet. He does seem to be walking gingerly. Hard to know what to make of that. But when you couple that with all these other signs of cognitive performance, it makes one wonder what’s actually happening behind the scenes.

Gupta: He’s the president, so let’s hope he’s getting the care that he needs. He does have a family history, importantly, of age-related dementia. His father had age-related cognitive decline… There’s a symmetry between some of these earlier signs in his case and what his father went through. But what are we seeing? Word-finding difficulties. Inattention—he loses his train of thought. Everybody is describing these speeches as meandering, covering 30 different topics in the course of, say, two minutes. He’s meandering. That’s inattention. Clear inability to express his own thoughts. Difficulty completing a sentence. Tangential speech. Of course, memory issues. He doesn’t know that he’s talking about Greenland even over the course of a sentence and confuses it with Iceland. When we think about his behavior, you know, he’s always been off-the-cuff—that’s his style—and people can say, well, that’s his style. But very serious people, from what I’ve seen on both sides of the political aisle, have called out the letter that he sent the Norwegian prime minister which also fits into these broader trends that we’re seeing that are concerning and cascading. The fact that he would even put a letter like that out in the public domain has caused a lot of alarm. Who does that? That’s not behavior that we would think meets a standard of decorum or even proper behavior. And again, I know he’s redefined the rules here, but he’s lashing out. People ask, is he showing signs of early Alzheimer’s or age-related cognitive decline? Perhaps. A lot of the symptoms we just talked about are consistent with those diagnoses. Again, we’re just observing what we’re seeing. Frontotemporal dementia—acting out, behavior changes, lashing out, acting unreasonable. One could say this is his core personality based on what we’ve seen over his entire adult life, but it’s getting worse. A lot of folks have pointed to that letter to the Norwegian prime minister as deserving a more thorough, transparent public assessment of his neurologic fitness, because that felt like it crossed the line of proper adult behavior. So I do agree—there’s been a trend line here. It seems like it’s getting worse across the dimensions we just talked about. And we haven’t even talked about his gait and what looks like psychomotor performance—his ability to walk down the steps of Air Force One or across a red carpet. He does seem to be walking gingerly. Hard to know what to make of that. But when you couple that with all these other signs of cognitive performance, it makes one wonder what’s actually happening behind the scenes.

Acyn

203,965 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Kollin Ritchie Details! In case you were wondering why Kollin Ritchie didn't get drafted until the 20th Round, here’s exactly what happened, and I have ALL of this confirmed. Ritchie was presented with multiple early-round options that were either below slot value or fell short of what he wanted. He tried to negotiate but couldn't find middle ground, and because he knew he had a GREAT situation at OSU, he held his ground. Multiple teams continued to try to find the money it would have taken to sign him throughout much of the draft, but ultimately did not come up with it. So, the pick from the Cardinals was more of a courtesy pick at that point because they drafted him without him hearing about it. So, they had to know he was not going to take their offer, which is why the term “courtesy” is being used here. Bottom Line: Kollin chose OSU over this draft! At least everything short of a perfect draft slot and a financial package that NO ONE could expect anyone to turn down. That's along the same lines as how he's continued to choose OSU in this era of NIL bidding wars as well. Those who got drafted have until the 27th to decide what they're going to do, but Kollin announced his intentions immediately, which goes to show how excited he is to come back and help this team win. He is as loyal as it gets and made this choice because he loves OSU and Stillwater, and he wants to win for this program, the University, his coaches, and the fans. Talk about Loyal and True! It doesn't get much better than THAT! Much appreciation & MAD respect, Kollin! You wanna know what an OSU baseball player looks like...This Dude is IT! #gopokes #okstateKollin

Kollin Ritchie Details! In case you were wondering why Kollin Ritchie didn't get drafted until the 20th Round, here’s exactly what happened, and I have ALL of this confirmed. Ritchie was presented with multiple early-round options that were either below slot value or fell short of what he wanted. He tried to negotiate but couldn't find middle ground, and because he knew he had a GREAT situation at OSU, he held his ground. Multiple teams continued to try to find the money it would have taken to sign him throughout much of the draft, but ultimately did not come up with it. So, the pick from the Cardinals was more of a courtesy pick at that point because they drafted him without him hearing about it. So, they had to know he was not going to take their offer, which is why the term “courtesy” is being used here. Bottom Line: Kollin chose OSU over this draft! At least everything short of a perfect draft slot and a financial package that NO ONE could expect anyone to turn down. That's along the same lines as how he's continued to choose OSU in this era of NIL bidding wars as well. Those who got drafted have until the 27th to decide what they're going to do, but Kollin announced his intentions immediately, which goes to show how excited he is to come back and help this team win. He is as loyal as it gets and made this choice because he loves OSU and Stillwater, and he wants to win for this program, the University, his coaches, and the fans. Talk about Loyal and True! It doesn't get much better than THAT! Much appreciation & MAD respect, Kollin! You wanna know what an OSU baseball player looks like...This Dude is IT! #gopokes #okstateKollin

OState Daily

45,890 просмотров • 14 дней назад

Yesterday was a day of basketball for the Doty family. It started with a 6:30 AM wake up call as our first grader, Amery, coached by her momma and a former D1 athlete fellow mom, played an 8:00 AM game at our church in Sugar Land. Amery has worked really hard over the past months. She scored three baskets all of last season. She made six shots in yesterday’s game alone (see video for a few of her makes). Our son Braylon, a junior in high school, coached his third grade team at 2:00 PM at the church. His team has won some games and he said, “Maybe I should get into coaching for a career.” I think he should keep his lofty goals of becoming a US diplomat or going into medicine 😆. I’m just glad he is enjoying running practices and helping the youth develop through this volunteer opportunity. At 3:30 PM our Houston Christian University team tipped off a Southland Conference game in Houston. We got the win so Alexys and Braylon weren’t the only winning coaches in the family like previous weekends. In all seriousness, our players played an incredible second half and earned an important victory.

Yesterday was a day of basketball for the Doty family. It started with a 6:30 AM wake up call as our first grader, Amery, coached by her momma and a former D1 athlete fellow mom, played an 8:00 AM game at our church in Sugar Land. Amery has worked really hard over the past months. She scored three baskets all of last season. She made six shots in yesterday’s game alone (see video for a few of her makes). Our son Braylon, a junior in high school, coached his third grade team at 2:00 PM at the church. His team has won some games and he said, “Maybe I should get into coaching for a career.” I think he should keep his lofty goals of becoming a US diplomat or going into medicine 😆. I’m just glad he is enjoying running practices and helping the youth develop through this volunteer opportunity. At 3:30 PM our Houston Christian University team tipped off a Southland Conference game in Houston. We got the win so Alexys and Braylon weren’t the only winning coaches in the family like previous weekends. In all seriousness, our players played an incredible second half and earned an important victory.

Craig Doty

49,150 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Onimasa: A Japanese Godfather (1982) Dir. Hideo Gosha This is one of the most underrated crime films of the 80s. It was marketed in the West as “Japan’s answer to The Godfather,” but it’s so much more than that. Legendary actor Tatsuya Nakadai plays a yakuza boss trapped in an identity crisis in early 20th‑century Japan: he’s trying to be both a noble feudal warrior and a modern crime boss. He believes he’s a man living by a code of honour but his self image clashes with his day to day life of dog fights, union busting, prostitution and bloody vendettas. What makes Onimasa so unique is that so much of it is told through the eyes of his adoptive daughter Matsue, who’s sold into the clan’s house as a child and, despite the toxic and oppressive environment, grows into an educated, independent woman. Through her perspective, the film becomes a character study of Onimasa and, by extension, the yakuza myth itself, tearing down the fantasy and showing these men as small, violent bullies clinging to a dying code. But Onimasa isn’t a two‑dimensional villain: he loves his daughters, he tries to stand on principle against his own bosses, and clings to a personal code in a world that never seemed to have room for it to begin with. That tension is exactly what makes this one of the sharpest, most devastating deconstructions of the 1960s yakuza “chivalry films” ever put on screen. Highly recommended

Onimasa: A Japanese Godfather (1982) Dir. Hideo Gosha This is one of the most underrated crime films of the 80s. It was marketed in the West as “Japan’s answer to The Godfather,” but it’s so much more than that. Legendary actor Tatsuya Nakadai plays a yakuza boss trapped in an identity crisis in early 20th‑century Japan: he’s trying to be both a noble feudal warrior and a modern crime boss. He believes he’s a man living by a code of honour but his self image clashes with his day to day life of dog fights, union busting, prostitution and bloody vendettas. What makes Onimasa so unique is that so much of it is told through the eyes of his adoptive daughter Matsue, who’s sold into the clan’s house as a child and, despite the toxic and oppressive environment, grows into an educated, independent woman. Through her perspective, the film becomes a character study of Onimasa and, by extension, the yakuza myth itself, tearing down the fantasy and showing these men as small, violent bullies clinging to a dying code. But Onimasa isn’t a two‑dimensional villain: he loves his daughters, he tries to stand on principle against his own bosses, and clings to a personal code in a world that never seemed to have room for it to begin with. That tension is exactly what makes this one of the sharpest, most devastating deconstructions of the 1960s yakuza “chivalry films” ever put on screen. Highly recommended

Gangster Cinema Central

16,668 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад

Why are all the big-name projects competing to cast Xiao Zhan? Analyzing the appeal behind it through three key factors. 🧑🏻: Then let’s get right into it and break things down — what kind of qualities make him the top choice for all these big-name projects? Let’s start with the first question: what kind of impression does Xiao Zhan’s temperament give people, and why does it attract so many? 👩🏻: His overall aura — first, there’s this kind of old-school vibe, a bit traditional. And at the same time, he gives off a clean, studious energy — very focused, but not showy. He can make high-IQ characters feel less distant. He has this kind of intelligence that feels approachable — a down-to-earth way of being smart. It’s not flashy or pretentious, just very real. That’s why he feels so relatable. 🧑🏻: Right, it’s easy to feel close to him — that’s really important. 👩🏻: And he also has this mix of fragility and resilience. In his eyes, you can sense a lot of longing — things he’s desired but couldn’t have. At the same time, there’s that sense of someone who’s been through hardship yet remains strong. So he reminds you of those complex experiences in life, and that really touches your heart. 🧑🏻: What do you think allows Xiao Zhan to earn the trust of so many big-name projects in this industry? 👩🏻: Whether it’s Wei Wuxian in The Untamed or Tang San in Douluo Continent, he’s always taken on these kinds of complex roles. He’s also faced a lot of controversy, but in the end, he proved himself in his own way. So his ability to handle pressure, his strong compatibility with nuanced characters, plus his solid fan base — all of that makes him a very reliable choice for big-name projects. He brings a stable level of confidence for investors, which is extremely important in the business sense. 🧑🏻: I think Xiao Zhan’s charm lies in the way he conveys that intelligence with warmth. He carries both vulnerability and strength — a very unique combination. That’s what creates a powerful connection between him and the roles he plays, and also gives these big-name projects a crucial sense of stability. #XiaoZhan #肖战

Why are all the big-name projects competing to cast Xiao Zhan? Analyzing the appeal behind it through three key factors. 🧑🏻: Then let’s get right into it and break things down — what kind of qualities make him the top choice for all these big-name projects? Let’s start with the first question: what kind of impression does Xiao Zhan’s temperament give people, and why does it attract so many? 👩🏻: His overall aura — first, there’s this kind of old-school vibe, a bit traditional. And at the same time, he gives off a clean, studious energy — very focused, but not showy. He can make high-IQ characters feel less distant. He has this kind of intelligence that feels approachable — a down-to-earth way of being smart. It’s not flashy or pretentious, just very real. That’s why he feels so relatable. 🧑🏻: Right, it’s easy to feel close to him — that’s really important. 👩🏻: And he also has this mix of fragility and resilience. In his eyes, you can sense a lot of longing — things he’s desired but couldn’t have. At the same time, there’s that sense of someone who’s been through hardship yet remains strong. So he reminds you of those complex experiences in life, and that really touches your heart. 🧑🏻: What do you think allows Xiao Zhan to earn the trust of so many big-name projects in this industry? 👩🏻: Whether it’s Wei Wuxian in The Untamed or Tang San in Douluo Continent, he’s always taken on these kinds of complex roles. He’s also faced a lot of controversy, but in the end, he proved himself in his own way. So his ability to handle pressure, his strong compatibility with nuanced characters, plus his solid fan base — all of that makes him a very reliable choice for big-name projects. He brings a stable level of confidence for investors, which is extremely important in the business sense. 🧑🏻: I think Xiao Zhan’s charm lies in the way he conveys that intelligence with warmth. He carries both vulnerability and strength — a very unique combination. That’s what creates a powerful connection between him and the roles he plays, and also gives these big-name projects a crucial sense of stability. #XiaoZhan #肖战

Xiao Zhan World ♥️ Adoki

14,398 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

The fact that Tony Gilroy even got to write a Vader line feels really special to me and you can tell Tony took it seriously. Tony isn’t a Star Wars fan but he’s a REVERED professional writer and part of that comes from giving audiences incredible moments. Every moment of this scene is absolutely cool as fuck and even people who don’t like Star Wars are going to feel hype about it because it’s also HILARIOUS. Darth Vader is a drama queen. If you really want to get technical about the lore, Anakin stopped emotionally developing at age 22 and it makes Darth Vader hilarious. Every moment of this is what a 22 year old would do if a girl broke his heart. It’s exactly what a badass villain should be — spooky is the most important (which is why there’s SO MUCH spooky imagery and not as much dialogue) but he’s also smart and sometimes even charming. He’s the perfect villain and he needs to be treated with the proper gravitas. Actually — he needs to be treated with MORE gravitas because he’s also a supervillain icon and a true blueprint. As much gravitas as you think he needs, Gilroy gives him just a LITTLE more. Because he’s Darth fucking Vader, baby. This scene alone can make almost anyone enjoy Rogue One because it’s fucking hilarious. Tony Gilroy killed it. 10/10 my second favorite Star Wars moment ever. Incredible respect for an iconic villain.

The fact that Tony Gilroy even got to write a Vader line feels really special to me and you can tell Tony took it seriously. Tony isn’t a Star Wars fan but he’s a REVERED professional writer and part of that comes from giving audiences incredible moments. Every moment of this scene is absolutely cool as fuck and even people who don’t like Star Wars are going to feel hype about it because it’s also HILARIOUS. Darth Vader is a drama queen. If you really want to get technical about the lore, Anakin stopped emotionally developing at age 22 and it makes Darth Vader hilarious. Every moment of this is what a 22 year old would do if a girl broke his heart. It’s exactly what a badass villain should be — spooky is the most important (which is why there’s SO MUCH spooky imagery and not as much dialogue) but he’s also smart and sometimes even charming. He’s the perfect villain and he needs to be treated with the proper gravitas. Actually — he needs to be treated with MORE gravitas because he’s also a supervillain icon and a true blueprint. As much gravitas as you think he needs, Gilroy gives him just a LITTLE more. Because he’s Darth fucking Vader, baby. This scene alone can make almost anyone enjoy Rogue One because it’s fucking hilarious. Tony Gilroy killed it. 10/10 my second favorite Star Wars moment ever. Incredible respect for an iconic villain.

Tad Ghostal

26,900 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад