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Mauricio Pochettino Is Critical Of Luke Shaw In His Book | News 247 - Duration: 3:44.
Mauricio Pochettino Is Critical Of Luke Shaw In His Book
Luke Shaw has regularly felt the wrath of current boss Jose Mourinho but his former manager Mauricio Pochettino criticising him may come as a surprise.
Shaw played under the Spurs manager at Southampton and thoroughly enjoyed his time with him - so much so that he hopes he can work with Pochettino again at some point in the future.
However, in a new book being brought out by journalist Guillem Balague, titled Brave New World: Inside Pochettinos Spurs, he appears to take aim at Shaws attitude.
The Argentine is quoted as saying:.
I felt his head was not in the right place to make the sacrifices and decisions that are necessary at that age.
A very surprising comment, especially given that Shaw speaks glowingly of Pochettino in the epilogue of the very same book.
As quoted by the Daily Mail, the left-back wrote:.
He used to call me his son, Thats how good our relationship was.
Ive had lots of ups and downs, but when I was with Pochettino it was only ever up, up, up.
He made me feel that I was the best.
Hed show me clips of my games and say, You could do this better.
Not in a horrible way.
Not I could have done better, but I should have done better, because he knows I can be better.
I think with Southampton he achieved the impossible.
We were one of the best footballing teams in the league.
I do hope that I can play for him again one day.
And I think he really wants me to play under him again..
Shaw has only just returned from injury, building up his fitness with the United reserves before making two substitute appearances in the Carabao Cup this season.
Hes still got Ashley Young and Daley Blind ahead of him in the pecking order at United though, and his first-team future at Old Trafford continues to look bleak.
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Is Hate Speech Free Speech? - Duration: 2:30.
the Chancellor's Declaration of free speech here has prompted questions about
hate speech
Cal TV sat down with Dean of the law school
Erwin Chemerinsky for his take
Hate speech is protected speech under the
First Amendment. There's no distinction between free speech on the one hand and
hate speech on the other
Chemerinsky said that the Supreme Court has made it
clear that even hateful expression is protected under the Constitution
So when the Nazis wanted to march in Skokie in the late 1970's and early 1980s and the
town tried to stop them every court including the Supreme Court said the
Nazis had a right to express their hateful message. When Richard Spencer the
white supremacist wanted to speak on the Auburn campus and the university tried
to stop him he sued and got an injunction protecting his ability to speak
For the Dean there is no exception in the First Amendment for hate speech
we can certainly have a discussion about whether hate speech should be protected
for the First Amendment, but under current law it's clear that hate speech is protected speech
Chemerinsky also made it clear that free speech is not
absolute. Individuals have no rights of falsely shout fire in a crowded theater,
promote false and deceptive advertising, or incite illegal activities just to
name a few. He says that it is difficult to define what hate speech is when
campus adopted hate speech codes.
It's the speech that expresses animus to a
particular group on the basis of race or sex or religion or sexual orientation
It's speech that tries to vilify a group based on race, sex, religion, sexual orientation
but none of those definitions is very precise
When it comes to how UC
Berkeley has handled controversial speakers he says so far UC Berkeley has
done a superb job in protecting free speech while upholding safety for the community
Ben Shapiro, Milo Yiannopoulos came onto campus there was no violence,
no incidents. They got to speak and everyone's safety was protected
At the same time I know that students across campus who have organized counter
demonstrations. If free speech we could happen there would be many counter events
I think that's the appropriate response to the speech we don't like
Reporting for kal TV I'm Anna Luc
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Bellator 186's Ed Ruth on why punching people is way easier than wrestling - Duration: 4:28.
Bellator 186's Ed Ruth on why punching people is way easier than wrestling
Let's get one thing clear: Ed Ruth wants to punch someone in the face. Anyone. After all, that's way easier than wrestling.
As it happens, on Friday at Bellator 186, the person Ruth (3-0 MMA, 3-0 BMMA) wants to punch in the face is UFC veteran Chris Dempsey (11-5 MMA, 0-0 BMMA), who is making his promotional debut against the former Penn State University wrestling standout, now an unbeaten and up-and-coming middleweight.
Bellator 186 takes place at Bryce Jordan Center on Penn State's campus in University Park, Pa. The main card, including Ruth vs. Dempsey, airs on Spike following prelims on MMAjunkie.
In his young MMA career, Ruth has three knockouts in three fights. For his fourth fight in his first year as a pro, he wants to keep that perfect finishing rate.
"I'm looking for the fourth knockout," Ruth told MMAjunkie on Wednesday. "Obviously I want to go for submissions and everything (eventually).
But once you first step in the cage, and you're a young fighter, the first thing on your mind is you just want to punch somebody. You just want to hit 'em. It's a new feeling – it's brand new.
"(When) I was wrestling, I could just grapple you. I could just grab your leg and take you down. Now I can just punch you. That's easy. Once you get past that initial fear of punching someone in the face, it's great. It takes a lot of stress out of your body."
Dempsey comes into the fight as the most accomplished MMA opponent Ruth will have been in the cage against. But he's fallen on some hard times.
After a 10-1 start to his career, he got the call from the UFC. But there, he went just 1-3, and his lone win was a questionable split decision over Eddie Gordon.
Dempsey's three UFC losses all were knockouts, and after he was let go, he suffered another KO loss in just 40 seconds to Adam Hunter in Pittsburgh in June.
But Dempsey is a Pennsylvanian, too, and may be girded by a home-state fight, even though he'll clearly be on Ruth's turf at Penn State.
"I didn't train just for Chris Dempsey – I've been training for anybody, anybody I'll meet in the Bellator cage," Ruth said.
"I've seen him as a fighter. I just don't believe he has anything I should be scared of. I don't think he has anything that will stump me.
But as I go out there, I'm still going to respect him like he's a champion. I don't want to go out there with my hands down, flat-footed, and get caught.
That happens. I saw a couple of his fights in the past, (but) I didn't see too much that made me put up the alert."
For more from Ruth, check out the video above.
And for more on Bellator 186, check out the MMA Rumors section of the site.
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Marketing is a Numbers Game - Marketing Tip of the Week - Duration: 7:48.
Hi, everyone!
I'm Melissa from Melissa Forziat Events and Marketing, and today I wanted to share with
you my newest Tip of the Week, which is about how marketing is a numbers game.
And before I start in with the tip I wanted to give you a little information why I chose
to write about this this week.
I find that marketing is a very scary thing for a lot of people who are new to marketing
or who are new business owners.
It can be very daunting to know that you're putting yourself in the way of potential rejection,
and so this can be something that really prevents people from making strong pitches or making
any pitches at all.
So, I wrote this tip as a way of reframing that rejection, because when we look at marketing
as a volume exercise, and we know that a little bit of rejection is built in, it just becomes
part of our process instead of the be all, end all of our business.
So, I hope you'll listen through this whole tip.
If you wanted to read it, I've also got a link to it that I've provided here, but in
case it is easier for you to consume the information with me reading it, feel free to stay with
me.
So, marketing is a numbers game.
For many people, the scariest part of running a business is marketing and sales.
Rejection is built into the process, and the thought of it - even just the thought of it
- is a stressor that makes it hard to present a strong, confident pitch.
Today we're going to talk about a mindset shift that will help you fix this: remembering
that marketing is in fact a numbers game.
I find that, especially early on in business, marketers court a low number of prospects.
With so few people entering into your marketing funnel, it puts extraordinary pressure on
each and every lead you bring in.
This is pressure that you'll feel.
It's pressure that they'll hear in your voice, and it's pressure that they'll see in your
words.
It's very tough to be successful from this position.
What we need to remember is that sales is about percentages.
A percentage of your cold contacts will respond.
A percentage of those who respond will actually have interest.
A percentage of those who are interested will eventually turn into a closed sale.
And - the honest truth here - that percentage...none of them are 100%.
Even the people who are interested won't close 100% of the time.
So, an interesting tidbit here is that in the nonprofit world, it's often said that
a direct mail campaign to your warm donor list is successful if it yields 2-3% donations
in return for that campaign.
This is a warm audience, mind you.
That's numbers to really think about.
If you're planning a webinar, you can expect about 30% of your registrants to show up,
on average.
If you're planning a fundraising event, there will be "no-shows" even on the day of, and
a lot of times the couples who attend together will bid together.
When you start to think about the numbers game aspect of it all, this can get really
sobering.
So, what does it mean for you?
What it means is that you want to make sure that you have a higher volume of leads in
your marketing funnel.
Just to give you an example on this, I remember a day - many years ago - I was walking down
the street, and I learned a very important sales lesson while I was doing that.
So, I'm on an afternoon walk, and I'm on a busy street that is full of pedestrians.
I walk by a man who is standing kind of in the middle of the road, and he is facing all
the people who are coming towards him.
And, as I got closer to him he sort of picks me out of the group, and he says, "Hey, beautiful!
Nice hair!
Want to talk?"
And, I didn't love this, right, so I just ignored him.
In fact, stuff like this really annoys me.
So, once he was a little bit behind me...I had promptly walked away, I had gotten some
distance from him, but I could still hear him.
He waited a few seconds, and he did the same thing to somebody else.
Presumably, he did the same thing all day long, right?
So, I get to work, or I get wherever I was going, and I am talking to a friend, and my
friend says, 'What happened today?"
I told her about this experience, and I said, "Who does things like that?
What a terrible way to get a woman's attention."
And she said to me, "Well, if 1 out of 30 women are okay with it, he's got a date."
It was a lesson to think about, right?
This is food for thought.
He was playing a numbers game.
And, you know what?
He was probably successful that day, eventually...when he found the right number.
So, I don't necessarily strive to be that man, but he did show an important principle
of marketing that has applied to my business, and it has applied to many of my clients'
businesses as well.
You need a high volume of leads entering your marketing funnel if you have a chance of closing
the number of sales you want in the end.
And this is why it's so important to keep real, realistic statistics of your customers'
behavior.
This is very beneficial down the road for you, because once you start looking at business
growth or meeting new sales goals, you're going to need to know how many prospects you
have to cultivate, how many clients you need to court, how many people you need to walk
into your shop, how many people you need to click through on an offer in order to yield
the desired sales results.
Now, in the case that you have a business that focuses on the prestige factor, this
still applies to you.
Even if rarity and the "wining and dining" method of lead cultivation means that you
need to be really focused on one client at a time, the rule still applies, because in
order to find that client that you want to wine and dine, you need to find those great
leads.
And you're probably going to find them in a sea of other warm leads that aren't quite
the right fit for you.
So, why am I saying all this?
I don't want to scare you with this talk about volume.
I don't want to scare you with this talk about marketing being a numbers game.
I actually want this to encourage you.
To encourage you to move forward.
If rejections hit you hard, this is a great way to reframe them.
Only a small percentage of the people you talk to are going to be your customers.
You are on the hunt for those people.
So, build a little more volume into the front end of your funnel, so you know the right
people are in there somewhere.
Now, when I say that marketing is a numbers game, I don't mean to imply that you can sacrifice
customer service because the numbers will eventually work out, right?
You still need to put your best foot forward with all these people that you are going to.
But, I believe that this way of thinking actually helps you do that, because it is easier to
put your best foot forward when there is less pressure on every conversation that you're
having.
So, when you think about your business.
When you think about the structure of your marketing funnel.
When you think about your sales process.
How does it change if I tell you that only 1% of the leads you bring in will turn into
customers?
Lean into this.
Start approaching more leads up front.
Stretch yourself to get more prospects in your pipeline.
And if you do all of this, you'll find it easier to focus on the successes.
Thank you so much for listening today.
If you want to read this, go ahead and click through to that link, and Happy Marketing!
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Is it Ok to Go Through Your Spouse's Phone? - Duration: 5:50.
Recently we took a poll on Instagram asking ladies if it was okay to go
through your spouse's phone. 62% said no and 38% said yes. But before we dive
deeper into this topic, we want to know what you think? Take the poll above and
let's get started!
Welcome back to TLC Thursday. My name is Christal Fuentes, Author of "How
to be H.O.T. Your Guide to Becoming Happy Open and Trusting in Your Relationships"
and the Founder of TheLadiesCoach.com.
Whether you are in a relationship or not,
I think everyone at some point has either checked their spouses phone or
has been tempted and more than discussing if it's okay to go through
your spouse's phone which, we will. I want to get into the why of it all. What does
that mean? Well I want us to leave here feeling we have an understanding of
where the root of this behavior is coming from, because let's be real
there's a reason why we get tempted to check our significant other's phone. But
here's what I want you to understand, this is not about who's right or wrong.
Nor is it about whether your relationship is good or bad. This is
about understanding why it's happening, and seeing if we can expand the scope of it.
Okay so let's get into some of the reasons I've gotten by the hundreds of
ladies that I've talked to. The first reason they check their spouse's phone is
past relationship betrayals. Either from a current spouse or an ex that has left
them feeling scarred, and unable to fully trust again.
The second reason, a change of behavior from their spouse causing them to
question what's changed. The third reason... And this is the most common one I get
and it's my favorite. "I should be able to check their phone because they should
have nothing to hide."
All these reasons, although valid and hold truth, still tells us one thing. We
don't trust ourselves. Wouldn't it mean we don't trust our spouse? Sure, but
here's the thing. In order for us to truly trust others, we would need to
trust in who we are and the decisions and choices we make. After all being in a
relationship is a choice, a choice we actively participate in. And
since relationships are built off trust I mean you hear this all the time right?
How fulfilling would our intimate relationships be, if we didn't trust the
person we picked? Girl and if you're still going back to the argument that
you trust your spouse but you still check their phone
because they should have nothing to hide,
we need to get real and tell the truth. You might be in a good relationship, but
the very act of intruding on your partner's privacy is not only a trust
issue but also a control issue on your part. Now this is a hard truth coming
from love, because you're not the only one. We've all been guilty at times, at
some time or another. It's not about you know what we're doing wrong. It's about
what these behaviors are showing us. Is it's showing us that there is an
intuition screaming something isn't right? If so, how can we communicate that
in our relationships and take proper actions to honor ourselves, besides
engaging in sneaky deeds? Did the connection in your relationship change,
leaving you uncertain of what your spouse is doing? Then how can you
communicate these feelings to your significant other to open up your
relationship in an organic way? Is going through your spouse's phone coming from
the scars you're holding on to from the past, that's making it hard for you to
trust? Then how can you shine a light inward, instead of projecting your fears
and hurts on your spouse? Now if it's something your current spouse did, I want
you to remember that's staying with your spouse after
betrayal is your choice. A choice that comes with taking responsibility for
what we choose to participate in. If you are wanting to continue a relationship
with someone who hurt you, then you are also responsible for the healing and the
rehabilitation of that relationship. Checking your partner's phone and
making sure that he or she is not continuing behavior you don't like is,
still an act of distrust and control, and what kind of relationship do you really
want to build with that kind of rocky foundation? I'm all about shining a light
on behaviors we think are no big deal, because it's small behaviors that direct
us to the truth that's happening within us. Telling the truth builds our
self-awareness muscle, and it's self-awareness that allows us to trust
our partners, the partners that we choose to invest our life with. Does this all
make sense? Now I want to hear from you, what insights have you gotten from this
video? Comment them below, and if there's someone you know needs to hear this
message please share it with them. Thank you all for your time today and make
sure you subscribe to our channel so you don't miss any new videos. We put out
videos every Thursday. Also head to the ladies coach comm for more free
resources, that can make your life a little easier. MUAH!
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What is Open Government? - Duration: 1:21.
So what is Open Government?
Open Government to me is a path towards better democracy.
It is a way to solve complex problems, to bring other people in.
Open Government is about bringing Canadians closer to the government that is supposed
to serve them.
Part of what we're trying to do in Open Government is give citizens the tools that
they need to create, to innovate, collaborate.
And from there, people can see it, people can review it, and they can comment on it.
They can have a say.
They can feel like they're involved in a process that usually they would feel very
removed.
And I think that's a great thing for democracy as a whole.
Adding your values, help shaping the open information, but also the decisions that are
being made from the information that we hold as a government.
It's a great way for citizens to take hold of democracy and become a part of shaping it.
Yeah, I wish everyone will check open.canada.ca, check out our portal.
You can find tons of information there on open data, open information, our action plan,
and a lot more.Well, I have to put my pocket square back in.
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Jitterbug Flip Phone is a Simple Cell Phone for Seniors to Use | GreatCall - Duration: 3:28.
Now that I'm retired, I have more time to do the things I love - like painting.
I'm also spending more time out and about, and I realized that I needed a
simple cell phone to help me stay connected, wherever I go. I chose the
Jitterbug Flip from GreatCall because it's so easy to use. It has a large
screen, big buttons, and a loud speaker, so I can actually hear the person I'm
talking to. I even learned how to text with my daughter Donna. We communicate
with short messages and even pictures. My Jitterbug Flip has helpful features
built right in. Large "yes" and "no" buttons make it easy to navigate the simple menu.
GreatCall even has a Personal Operator service that lets me talk to a live,
friendly operator who's ready to assist me. They can help with things like
directions to the new art store in town, or get me the phone number so I can call
and make sure they have the right materials in stock. I can even get a ride
through the service, and Jitterbug Flip is powered by the nation's largest and
most dependable network. Just as I was trying to decide what to paint next,
inspiration called. Donna texts me a picture of her dog Bella almost every
day and I thought, that's it - I can paint a picture of Bella for
Donna's birthday! GreatCall has done a fantastic job of including the right
features to make the Jitterbug Flip easy for me to use, without any confusing
bells and whistles. I use the reading magnifier to help me read the small
instructions so many of my art supplies have. And the built-in camera is great
for taking a quick photo for painting inspiration later on. My Jitterbug Flip
is useful for more than just staying connected. GreatCall's 5Star service
gives me access to help in any situation. So when I ran out of gas on the road, I
didn't worry. I just pressed the 5Star button and was connected to a
highly-trained agent that was able to see my location and send roadside
assistance to help me out. 5Star agents are trained to be there for you
in any unsafe or uncertain situation, and can even stay on the
phone until help arrives. No matter what my day entails, I know my Jitterbug Flip
is there by my side, with a long-lasting battery and the powerful speaker lets me
talk hands-free to Donna no matter where I am. I was worried that cell phone
service would be too expensive. But GreatCall offers a variety of plans at
affordable prices, starting at $14.99 a month. There's no contracts or
cancellation fees, and I was even able to keep my old phone number.
GreatCall's award-winning customer service agents make it easy for me to
get in contact with someone if I have questions. They even offer live tech
support. It's so nice to talk to real people.
I told my daughter I had a surprise for her. I know she can't wait - she's always
been impatient with surprises. She loved her gift. Then she told me
she's going to get Bella a new friend. Oh my, and I thought I received a lot of
Bella photos on my Jitterbug Flip already. Just wait.
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FBI Issues Urgent Warning As Massive Manhunt Is Underway For Second Terrorist In NYC Attack - Duration: 4:36.
FBI Issues Urgent Warning As Massive Manhunt Is Underway For Second Terrorist In NYC Attack.
On Tuesday in New York City, a Muslim psychopath mowed down innocent bicyclists and pedestrians
in an attack he had been planning for weeks, where NYPD investigators confirm he had visited
the location numerous times in order to gather intelligence before renting the Home Depot
truck and launching the deadly assault.
Now there's been a major breakthrough in the investigation and authorities need your
help after they've just learned that there's a second Muslim on the loose who helped to
coordinate the fatal attack.
The FBI is meticulously putting together pieces of the investigation, and through their efforts,
discovered that the Muslim psychopath did not act alone.
On Wednesday, the FBI announced that there's a massive manhunt underway after they confirmed
that there's second person who helped plot Tuesday's terror attack in New York City
in lower Manhattan.
Info Wars reported:
A wanted poster released by the FBI shows they're looking for Uzbek national Mukhammadzoir
Kadirov in relation to the truck attack which left 8 dead and 11 injured in the Tribeca
neighborhood.
Law enforcement officials are seeking the public's assistance with information about
Mukhammadzoir Kadirov in relation to the deadly attack in the Tribeca neighborhood of New
York City, New York on October 31, 2017," the poster reads.
Terror broke out Tuesday as Uzbek national and former Florida resident Sayfullo Saipov,
29, steered a Home Depot rental truck onto a populated bike path at around 3:50pm crashing
into cyclists before smashing into a school bus.
What's disturbing is that it's unclear just how many ISIS psychopaths are now residing
in our country and actively plotting terror attacks, as their sleeper cells now appear
to be activated.
The 29-year old Uzbekistan native was able to come into the country under Barack Obama,
using the 'Diversity Visa Lottery Program' to get into our country.
But unfortunately, that's only one major loophole that ISIS terrorists are using to
their advantage to gain entry into our country in order to further their jihad.
Several months ago, a woman who sat in on United Nations meetings regarding the "refugee
resettlement program" here in America dropped an alarming bombshell on how terrorists are
being brought into our country on purpose, and how Barack Hussein Obama is completely
and 100% behind it.
The information she has about a literal Muslim invasion is so disturbing, that it proves
that we are intentionally being taken over thanks to the malicious actions of those at
the highest levels of our government.
And if President Trump doesn't do something drastic and immediate to end what's going
on, America as we know it will be gone forever.
In the following video, the unnamed woman reveals that there is a blatant war on American
sovereignty taking place, being orchestrated by Barrack Hussein Obama, who continues to
violate the law through by blocking President Trump's ban with judicial activism.
Obama is secretly planting his Muslim foot soldiers in America, as thousands of these
unvetted vermin continue to come to America under the guise of the "refugee" program.
After attending many meetings with the United Nations' Office of Refugee Monitoring, she
was able to drop the following bombshell on the sickening invasion taking place in America.
She reveals that not only are these individuals flown into America at night so they go under
the radar, but that they're being thrown on a plane and flown into our country with
absolutely zero vetting process.
She notes that many of them have many highly-contagious archaic diseases that were once eradicated
from the United States, including leprosy, tuberculosis, smallpox, polio, and giardia.
It's time to wake the hell up, America.
We are being actively invaded by ISIS as we speak.
Every single gun owner in America needs to be on high alert, and vow to never leave their
house without their gun if they're legally able to do so.
ISIS might have a plan to take over America like they're doing in Europe, but with 200-300
MILLION gun owners in America, we could soon be ISIS' worst nightmare come true if they
want to continue to establish their little Caliphate here in America.
Be sure to share this story.
Someone out there knows the identity of this Muslim terrorist, and with the power of social
media, there's a good chance that sharing this intelligence can help bring this man
to justice, and help prevent another terror attack from happening in our country!
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