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𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐞 𝐇𝐞 𝐈𝐬; 𝐑𝐞𝐥𝐞 𝐁𝐚𝐜𝐤 𝐀𝐭 𝐄𝐬𝐠𝐨𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐢 😅🇿🇦 Relebohile Mofokeng back at a familiar surrounding on match day -1 before they face Guinea 🇬🇳 tomorrow #BafanaBafana #AFCON

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Phestahiver13 days ago

Looks like his first stop was at Legends Barber

Karabo Selebalo Phasha13 days ago

Lol 😂 needs-must 😂😂😂😂

m a s h é s h a 💨13 days ago

I love this Boy.

Karabo Selebalo Phasha13 days ago

👏🏾👏🏾🤝🤝🇿🇦🇿🇦

🌟 🌟13 days ago

Can you be partial for once, Buccaneer. Report like a journalist that you're, not like a Pirates fan. We're not interested in knowing which team u support.

Karabo Selebalo Phasha13 days ago

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#OnceAlways🏴‍☠️⭐️🏆🏆🏆13 days ago

@Thabo_kganakga Back home🙏🏾🥹

Mohlala Tabudi,FRM.13 days ago

Our No. 10.

Khanyo 🌸🌸🌸13 days ago

Starboy is home❤️❤️

Thabiso david13 days ago

He's literally back home.

STAR.13 days ago

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15,833 views • 2 years ago

Timeline Question of the Day So just to recap… Brian Higgins testified that Chief Berkowitz called him early in the morning about John O’Keefe, a call Higgins says he missed. But here’s the fun part No one testified that they called Berkowitz. No one testified that they spoke to Berkowitz before 6:30 AM. Higgins says he called Brian Albert first, Then he headed straight to 34 Fairview So naturally the question becomes… Who told Berkowitz? When did they tell him? And how did he know to call Higgins before Higgins knew anything? No one admits calling Berkowitz, Yet Berkowitz somehow had the info early enough to be calling people Amazing work, everyone. This timeline didn’t just have a hangover it woke up knowing things before anyone told it. Before testifying, Brian Higgins probably should’ve called Jen McCabe first. Not about the facts, but about how to make time bend, how to shave an hour off a drive, and how to be asleep and awake at the same time. She could’ve helped him, Leave at 12:30 but arrive at 1:26 Drive 9 miles in a blizzard in record time, Have drinks, eat, go to bed, answer 2:22 AM calls, and still be “asleep” Run on 4 hours of sleep after spending the day in NYC, driving back to canton, bar hopping, 34 Fairview, CPD, and a full day back at the station And maybe most importantly Explain how to testify with a timeline hangover that bad Missed opportunity, honestly. Jen’s got experience making the math work. even the phone calls have no witnesses

Timeline Question of the Day So just to recap… Brian Higgins testified that Chief Berkowitz called him early in the morning about John O’Keefe, a call Higgins says he missed. But here’s the fun part No one testified that they called Berkowitz. No one testified that they spoke to Berkowitz before 6:30 AM. Higgins says he called Brian Albert first, Then he headed straight to 34 Fairview So naturally the question becomes… Who told Berkowitz? When did they tell him? And how did he know to call Higgins before Higgins knew anything? No one admits calling Berkowitz, Yet Berkowitz somehow had the info early enough to be calling people Amazing work, everyone. This timeline didn’t just have a hangover it woke up knowing things before anyone told it. Before testifying, Brian Higgins probably should’ve called Jen McCabe first. Not about the facts, but about how to make time bend, how to shave an hour off a drive, and how to be asleep and awake at the same time. She could’ve helped him, Leave at 12:30 but arrive at 1:26 Drive 9 miles in a blizzard in record time, Have drinks, eat, go to bed, answer 2:22 AM calls, and still be “asleep” Run on 4 hours of sleep after spending the day in NYC, driving back to canton, bar hopping, 34 Fairview, CPD, and a full day back at the station And maybe most importantly Explain how to testify with a timeline hangover that bad Missed opportunity, honestly. Jen’s got experience making the math work. even the phone calls have no witnesses

Dixie Normus

36,104 views • 9 months ago

Exciting to see how far the industry has come since we gave our first end-to-end AI driving demo a decade ago. But what matters now is scaled deployment. Every day this week we are releasing a new hour long video of zero shot driving all around the world 🌏 To start #1 this video is in San Jose, California. We're here for NVIDIA GTC and offering demo drives all week through the city and surrounding freeways. Book a ride here: This week we're also unveiling more details about our Nissan Motor Leaf robotaxi we're building on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform. We'll launch supervised trials in Tokyo with Uber later this year. It has already been a busy week - today I was live on the main stream right before Jensen's keynote. Join me tomorrow for my keynote at 9am PT in person or live streamed here: 📢

Exciting to see how far the industry has come since we gave our first end-to-end AI driving demo a decade ago. But what matters now is scaled deployment. Every day this week we are releasing a new hour long video of zero shot driving all around the world 🌏 To start #1 this video is in San Jose, California. We're here for NVIDIA GTC and offering demo drives all week through the city and surrounding freeways. Book a ride here: This week we're also unveiling more details about our Nissan Motor Leaf robotaxi we're building on NVIDIA DRIVE Hyperion platform. We'll launch supervised trials in Tokyo with Uber later this year. It has already been a busy week - today I was live on the main stream right before Jensen's keynote. Join me tomorrow for my keynote at 9am PT in person or live streamed here: 📢

Alex Kendall

22,960 views • 6 months ago

Here's a little snippet of our thought process in today's opening race at Gowran 🧠 Here is what you can pick up when listening to tAP that you will not get anywhere else 👇🏻 1) Declan Carroll targets a novice handicap run at Leopardstown on Dec 26th, won by Ataboycharlie as a potentially strong piece of form. 2) Given the clip they went in the above race, some horses that were up with the pace (i.e Zeeband), may have run better than their position suggested that day (41L back in 18th, which Andy Cummins found amusing). 3) Andy then mentions the three horses that won/placed that day at Leopardstown (Ataboycharlie, Woodstream Lad and Park of Kings). Three horses you could back when upped in class next time (cough Ataboycharlie in the Liffey Handicap next week, cough 😷) 4) Andy then picks out Kilbarry Saint, who looked a non stayer over longer trips, she was having her first start at 2 miles today. 5) Zeeband finished third🥉 and get this, 66/1was freely available this morning about this chances. He was even 80/1 in a place. Kilbarry Saint was available at 25/1 this morning and returned a good second at 20/1 🥈. In this segment alone, you would have found 2 nice placed finishers and a race race you can refer back to when studying future races in this grade. 📝 Why not tune into TAP 26, which will drop tomorrow! Spotify: YouTube:

Here's a little snippet of our thought process in today's opening race at Gowran 🧠 Here is what you can pick up when listening to tAP that you will not get anywhere else 👇🏻 1) Declan Carroll targets a novice handicap run at Leopardstown on Dec 26th, won by Ataboycharlie as a potentially strong piece of form. 2) Given the clip they went in the above race, some horses that were up with the pace (i.e Zeeband), may have run better than their position suggested that day (41L back in 18th, which Andy Cummins found amusing). 3) Andy then mentions the three horses that won/placed that day at Leopardstown (Ataboycharlie, Woodstream Lad and Park of Kings). Three horses you could back when upped in class next time (cough Ataboycharlie in the Liffey Handicap next week, cough 😷) 4) Andy then picks out Kilbarry Saint, who looked a non stayer over longer trips, she was having her first start at 2 miles today. 5) Zeeband finished third🥉 and get this, 66/1was freely available this morning about this chances. He was even 80/1 in a place. Kilbarry Saint was available at 25/1 this morning and returned a good second at 20/1 🥈. In this segment alone, you would have found 2 nice placed finishers and a race race you can refer back to when studying future races in this grade. 📝 Why not tune into TAP 26, which will drop tomorrow! Spotify: YouTube:

Take A Pull Podcast

136,383 views • 2 years ago

Here it is: The intelligence community even had a name for overthrowing your government in 2020: the “Red Mirage / Blue Shift” event. Here is CNN on September 1, 2020 — a month before the Whitmer kidnapping, two months before the election, four months before January 6th — writing about it: — Operation “Red Mirage / Blue Shift”: the expectation that early results would favor Trump, then shift toward Biden as mail-in ballots were counted and Dominion machines rigged. And DHS–CISA was right there with career specialists who specialize in toppling governments — toppling the U.S. government five months before the November 3, 2020 election. Mike Benz: “It gets back to their one chance for winning the election in 2020, which is what they called the Red Mirage / Blue Shift event.” This is CNN, for example, September 1, 2020 — a month before the Whitmer kidnapping, two months before the election, four months before January 6th — deciphering the Red Mirage / Blue Shift uncertainty surrounding the election results. “This was what CISA and the censorship operation to censor the 2020 election was all about. It was to pre-censor anything that might question or delegitimize an upcoming miraculous come-from-behind victory in the days after — where it would be a red mirage: Trump would win on election night, but then it would shift blue and Biden would win. They knew that was Biden’s only path to victory. It would look like all hell — very obviously stolen to anyone with a brain — so they had to pre-censor five months before that happened, starting in June 2020. Any criticism on social media — that’s why you got banned for questioning mass mail-in ballots. High-ranking government officials at the Department of Homeland Security teamed up with their outside ‘blob mob,’ who are all career specialists in toppling governments, and knew that the crux of it is the perception of legitimacy.” 📝 They censored me. They suspended my accounts. Then they banned me.

Here it is: The intelligence community even had a name for overthrowing your government in 2020: the “Red Mirage / Blue Shift” event. Here is CNN on September 1, 2020 — a month before the Whitmer kidnapping, two months before the election, four months before January 6th — writing about it: — Operation “Red Mirage / Blue Shift”: the expectation that early results would favor Trump, then shift toward Biden as mail-in ballots were counted and Dominion machines rigged. And DHS–CISA was right there with career specialists who specialize in toppling governments — toppling the U.S. government five months before the November 3, 2020 election. Mike Benz: “It gets back to their one chance for winning the election in 2020, which is what they called the Red Mirage / Blue Shift event.” This is CNN, for example, September 1, 2020 — a month before the Whitmer kidnapping, two months before the election, four months before January 6th — deciphering the Red Mirage / Blue Shift uncertainty surrounding the election results. “This was what CISA and the censorship operation to censor the 2020 election was all about. It was to pre-censor anything that might question or delegitimize an upcoming miraculous come-from-behind victory in the days after — where it would be a red mirage: Trump would win on election night, but then it would shift blue and Biden would win. They knew that was Biden’s only path to victory. It would look like all hell — very obviously stolen to anyone with a brain — so they had to pre-censor five months before that happened, starting in June 2020. Any criticism on social media — that’s why you got banned for questioning mass mail-in ballots. High-ranking government officials at the Department of Homeland Security teamed up with their outside ‘blob mob,’ who are all career specialists in toppling governments, and knew that the crux of it is the perception of legitimacy.” 📝 They censored me. They suspended my accounts. Then they banned me.

🇺🇸RealRobert🇺🇸

127,800 views • 8 months ago

🚨 THIS IS A HUMAN DRIVER. Watch this BMW overtake on the right and put lives at risk for absolutely no reason. This is the daily reality on our roads: reckless human drivers who behave as if they are invincible. Yet Sweden’s Swedish Transport Administration continues to block Tesla’s FSD Supervised across Europe over a minimal speed offset. A few km/h faster to match the flow of traffic, under the full supervision of an attentive driver. Seriously? Human drivers are allowed to make dangerous decisions every day that put innocent people at risk. But an AI system backed by millions of kilometers of real-world driving data and extensive safety monitoring faces regulatory resistance because it adapts to traffic conditions. This is not about safety. It is about inconsistency and resistance to innovation. Sweden: focus on the reckless drivers endangering lives today before blocking technology that could help make our roads safer tomorrow.

🚨 THIS IS A HUMAN DRIVER. Watch this BMW overtake on the right and put lives at risk for absolutely no reason. This is the daily reality on our roads: reckless human drivers who behave as if they are invincible. Yet Sweden’s Swedish Transport Administration continues to block Tesla’s FSD Supervised across Europe over a minimal speed offset. A few km/h faster to match the flow of traffic, under the full supervision of an attentive driver. Seriously? Human drivers are allowed to make dangerous decisions every day that put innocent people at risk. But an AI system backed by millions of kilometers of real-world driving data and extensive safety monitoring faces regulatory resistance because it adapts to traffic conditions. This is not about safety. It is about inconsistency and resistance to innovation. Sweden: focus on the reckless drivers endangering lives today before blocking technology that could help make our roads safer tomorrow.

NL F$D Inside

13,868 views • 3 months ago