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Positivity prevents dementia!

A new Yale study of over 4,000 people,

with an average age of 72, found that those with a positive

attitude about aging were 50% less likely to develop dementia.

Even if they carried the gene most linked to dementia.

On the flip side, the people who faced aging with

pessimism and fear were more likely to suffer from dementia.

Stress is a root cause of many chronic diseases.

Negative thoughts and emotions like fear,

raise stress hormones in your body, which produce harmful chemical reactions

that promote inflammation and suppress immunity.

Stressful thoughts and emotions can actually outweigh your healthy habits

and destroy your health over time.

Choosing to think positively instead of negatively,

and choosing to believe that good things

are in your future has numerous benefits for your mental,

emotional, and physical health.

And now we know that choosing to have a positive attitude about aging protects

your brain from deterioration and can cut your risk of dementia in half.

Hey, Jesus said it best:

"Don't worry about tomorrow for today has enough trouble of its own."

For more infomation >> Positivity prevents dementia! - Duration: 1:34.

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Doreen Garner's Invisible Man Tattoo | Art21 "New York Close Up" - Duration: 7:29.

[TATTOO NEEDLE BUZZING]

My experience being tattooed,

it's almost like a rite of passage.

A lot of times I'll feel like

I'm going through a change or a transformation in my life

where I need there to be something that symbolizes that.

Being a fine artist, I always wanted to do tattoos.

Getting an image etched into your skin,

and what it looks like when the needle penetrates through it.

It's a lot of submission and dominance that you have to be really mindful of;

especially because I'm working on people of color.

It's a really violent act,

but you have to perform that with a lot of care.

[Doreen Garner's Invisible Man Tattoo]

[Brooklyn Navy Yard]

[February 2018]

--So if you could read and initial in the boxes.

--On the third sheet, there's an after care sheet.

--I don't know if you need it. If you want it, it's fine.

--And then the last sheet is the design, but printed in different sizes,

--so let me know which one you want.

--You can have a seat and chill out.

[Doreen is running a pop-up tattoo shop at the Recess art space]

For all of the images of American traditional tattoos all over the country,

there's always a void.

There's no Black presence.

There's no imagery even acknowledging Blackness as a contribution to American life.

I wanted to provide a place for people to feel comfortable,

not only as far as the environment--

Who's working here?

Who's operating in this space?--

but also finding themselves in the imagery on the walls

to make them feel like this is a place for them.

[TATTOO NEEDLE BUZZING]

[DAVID JOSEPH] This really hurts.

[GARNER] It does?

[JOSEPH] Um, no I think the talking helps.

[GARNER] Oh, yeah.

[JOSEPH] But I am dying on the inside, though...

[GARNER] Okay.

[JOSEPH] ...like, a slow death.

[JOSEPH] I remember being in a hotel room in South Carolina,

watching this Black Panther documentary,

and I was instantly inspired by it.

So I started reading up more on the Black Panthers and what they were about.

I just hate the timing of me getting this now,

because of the movie.

[BOTH LAUGH]

[GARNER] It reeks of cornball.

[JOSEPH] Yeah!

It's like, really?

You might as well just tattoo "Wakanda" on my forehead.

I had someone tell me, "Color won't look that good on you."

[BOTH LAUGH]

[GARNER] It's a crime to tell Black people they can't have color.

[JOSEPH] It is a crime!

You should never say that.

And I didn't hear it just one time, I heard it a couple times.

So it discouraged me from even getting something like that;

I'm like, alright, maybe I won't.

[GARNER] I do feel like tattooing provides a nice break for me--

where I am still being creative, it's just on a different canvas.

And that canvas has everything to do with the rest of my work conceptually.

I end up learning a lot about the body, just through the process of tattooing.

I think it's higher stakes,

because people are way more forgiving of fine art.

You can have really horrible paintings--

like really, really, really bad craftsmanship--

and that is still regarded as a work of art.

Where, if you have a tattoo where the lines are all shaky,

and it's colored outside the lines,

it's like, "That dude fucked that up."

"You should get your money back."

Wait, you said that's from "The Color Purple"?

[SONYA SPANN] It's the closing scene of the movie where,

Ms. Celie, who is played by Whoopi Goldberg,

she goes into this dialogue where she's like,

"I might be poor. I might be Black."

"I might even be ugly."

"But dear God, I'm here."

"I'm here."

I work in technology

and I tend to be someone who most people don't anticipate

belongs in the room, or should be in the room.

For me, having these words is like a reminder that I am here

because I am supposed to be here,

because I'm meant to be here.

It also represents a rebelliousness that I think I have.

Not "I think I have" but "I have."

[MAN, OFF-SCREEN] You're a rebel?

[GARNER] She's getting a tattoo.

[BOTH LAUGH]

[SPANN] Two!

[GARNER] We're going to do a Black Panther party

for the release of the "Black Panther" film.

Basically, since I saw the trailer,

I had it in my mind that I wanted to go into the film "squad-deep,"

which meant I need a slew of other Black people to come with me.

[FRIEND #1] Do you think you ever see White kids dressing up as Black Panther?

[FRIEND #2] No.

It's weird, because it becomes a Black people thing.

But, there's this expectation for us

to just absorb and digest superhero movies like nothing--

like Spiderman, you know?

[GARNER] I feel like Black people have always known that Black people are amazing.

But we need to stop bullshitting around.

We need to really let people know who we are.

Just like they did in the film.

As far as myself, there were some things where I would hold back--

thinking about fear and not being accepted.

I ended up sculpting this place thinking about what would make me feel comfortable.

All of my work talks about pain that was inflicted.

But then in this instance, I'm using pain, but as a method of healing.

I feel like that's what goes on when you get a tattoo,

you're initiating your own healing.

And because these images are so celebratory of Black excellence

and Black history,

it's kind of initiating a healing for Black people.

[SPANN] I just imagine myself being an old woman

[LAUGHS]

and looking down at this, like,

"Yes, I am here."

"I am present."

"I am still here."

For more infomation >> Doreen Garner's Invisible Man Tattoo | Art21 "New York Close Up" - Duration: 7:29.

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СТАЛКЕРЫ ПРОДОЛЖАЮТ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ КОЛЛЕКТОРА ПОД ЗЕМЛЕЙ - Duration: 28:46.

For more infomation >> СТАЛКЕРЫ ПРОДОЛЖАЮТ ИССЛЕДОВАНИЕ КОЛЛЕКТОРА ПОД ЗЕМЛЕЙ - Duration: 28:46.

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BD News 21 February 2019 Today Bangla News Ajker Khobor | NBS24 TV - Duration: 7:56.

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Как приготовить МЕГА вкусные фаршированные кальмары - Duration: 4:16.

List of ingredients for 1 serving: • squid carcass - 1 pc .; • egg - 1 pc .; • sour cream 10% - 1 tbsp; • onions - 1 pc .; • cheese - 50 g; • mushrooms - 3 pcs .; • greens - 5 g; • vegetable oil - 1 tsp; • salt - to taste; • ground black pepper to taste; • ground paprika - ¼ tsp.

Hello everyone! Today Priprava Club prepares stuffed squid

You need to prepare squid

Immerse the carcass in boiling water for 10 seconds and immediately remove.

Remove all membranes

After boiling water, squids clean very well.

Clean the squid, not only outside, but inside

Cut the tails

We will only need a bag

The remaining parts will leave for the filling.

Try not to make holes

Boil a hard boiled egg

Peel and chop the onion

Finely chop the champignons

We will fry them with onions

First, fry the onions with mushrooms until golden brown

Then add squid and sour cream and a little stew.

Literally 5 minutes

Cut the egg

Grinds parsley

Rub cheese

Combine all the ingredients for the filling and mix

Add salt and pepper

Put the stuffing inside the squid

Grease a baking sheet with oil

Put the squid in a preheated oven for 7-8 minutes

You can sprinkle cheese on top.

I sprinkled paprika, so the squid will turn out beautiful color

For more infomation >> Как приготовить МЕГА вкусные фаршированные кальмары - Duration: 4:16.

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Dougherty: Analytics will help guide Packers' Matt LaFleur on in-game decisions - Duration: 12:21.

CLOSE Packers' offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett discusses his working relationship with head coach Matt LaFleur

Olivia Reiner, PackersNews CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11In this year's AFC Championship game, Andy Reid made a game-management blunder that didn't get a lot of notice but helped cost his Kansas City Chiefs a trip to the Super Bowl

Near the end of the first half and trailing 7-0, the Chiefs had pinned New England at its 10 with 3:08 left in the second quarter

The Patriots appeared more interested in burning clock than putting points on the board

Two runs got them a first down and the clock down to the two-minute warning. Two more runs left them with third-and-four, and the end of the first half in sight

But then Reid outsmarted himself and called timeout with 1:13 to play. His analytics might have said the percentage play was to stop the clock for a chance to get the ball back with enough time to score

But remember, Reid wasn't going against just anybody. He was going against Tom Brady

After the timeout Brady threw for the first down, went no-huddle the next snap, and with the help of two timeouts of his own was in the end zone a few plays later

Instead of leaving well enough alone and going to halftime down only a touchdown, Reid's Chiefs now were behind 14-0

They'd go on to lose in overtime, 37-31.Game management isn't everything in NFL coaching, but it can win or lose games, and it's growing more important, and complicated, every year as the amount of information available to coaches grows exponentially

The Green Bay Packers have a new coach, Matt LaFleur, who's never been a head coach at any level of football, so he's never had to make these kinds of decisions on the fly

Reid's error against the Patriots came in his 346th game as an NFL head coach, so experience isn't everything

But of the many things that will be new to LaFleur, among the most important will be those big decisions on whether to call timeout or go for a fourth down

And he'll have to make those calls in real time while also running the Packers' offense as play caller

SILVERSTEIN: LaFleur's staff lacks experience in crucial spotsRELATED:  'Three quarterback guys' to work with Aaron RodgersThat's asking a lot

So when LaFleur introduced his coaching staff this week, it was noteworthy that it didn't include a game-management coach, which is a position at least a few teams have added to their staffs recently

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Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb. 18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis

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18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenAlvis Whitted, Green Bay Packers wide receivers coach, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenMike Smith, Green Bay Packers outside linebackers coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenLuke Butkus, Green Bay Packers assistant offensive line coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenAdam Stenavich, offensive line coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenBen Sirmans, running backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenJason Simmons, defensive backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisconsinFullscreen Interested in this topic? You may also want to view these photo galleries:Replay1 of 232 of 233 of 234 of 235 of 236 of 237 of 238 of 239 of 2310 of 2311 of 2312 of 2313 of 2314 of 2315 of 2316 of 2317 of 2318 of 2319 of 2320 of 2321 of 2322 of 2323 of 23AutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow CaptionsLast SlideNext SlideOne of LaFleur's previous bosses, the Los Angeles Rams' Sean McVay, hired one last year

The Carolina Panthers added game management to one of their assistant's duties this offseason

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter had a game-management coach the last couple of seasons, and Atlanta's Dan Quinn hired a game coach about a week ago

In an interview this week, LaFleur said he didn't hire a game-management coach because he has retained former coach Mike McCarthy's football analytics staff to help with in-game decisions: Mike Halbach, the team's director of football technology, and analysts Ryan Feder, Connor Lewis and Jack Prominski

"When you make a mistake at the end of the half, end of the game, that's a big deal," LaFleur said

"Was it (Bill) Belichick who said more games are lost than won in this league? I know I'll have to lean on guys within our staff on that

"LaFleur picked up some experience in analyzing game management when he was Atlanta's quarterbacks coach in 2015 and '16

Quinn held a half-hour meeting with him and the special teams coach most days in the offseason to review game-management decisions around the league the previous year

LaFleur also plans to work game management into his practices, something he learned last year as offensive coordinator for Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel and general manager Jon Robinson

They got it from their time working with Belichick and the Patriots.In every OTA practice, LaFleur is going to have GM Brian Gutekunst come up with a game-management scenario

Sometimes they'll discuss it beforehand, sometimes not."Being the play caller I want to think on my feet," LaFleur said

"Tell me you're going to throw one in — and we'll throw one in randomly, because that's what this game is about, it's about sudden change, it's about being able to react to any adversity

"… (In Tennessee) it was really beneficial, because there were a couple times where I was like, 'Ooof

' I'm trying to think real fast, I haven't thought about this, what am I going to do? Then you do whatever you can in that moment, then go back and reflect, OK, was it good or could I have done something different?"LaFleur said he won't conduct the daily half-hour game-management meetings in the offseason because of his other duties as a new head coach

He still plans on meeting regularly with Halbach and his staff about game management, perhaps once a week for an hour, to study scenarios that come up around the league

"You more or less watch the TV copy and say, what would I do here?" LaFleur said. "That's easy to say when you're sitting behind a desk

That's why you have to take that and put it to the practice field. Spontaneously insert that into a part of your practice

"LaFleur has his hands full as a first-time head coach. He's going to call plays, with all that entails in both game planning during the week and focus on game day

He's going to very much have a hands-on role coaching Aaron Rodgers in their first season together and said he expects to be at pretty much every quarterbacks meeting, which also will cut into his time

On top of that, he has to learn how to manage and use a plethora of analytics information, including on game day

With all the information available, it has become a big part of coaching in the league

He has an analytics staff to help make sense of the data, but he still has to make the call on how to use it, including on game day, when the decisions to use timeouts on defense or go for it on fourth down can be the difference between winning and losing

"Numbers are great but they don't tell the whole story," LaFleur said. "That's why I think you need (video) to go along with the story

You can't just blanket-statement stuff. … Going back to (an end-of-half) example, who's the quarterback? How's our defense playing? There are so many variables you have to take into account

Sometimes you have to trust your gut." Support PackersNews: BECOME A SUBSCRIBER: Full access to articles, videos and columns LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: Get PackersNews in your feed FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Check out Packers photos and videos GET OUR NEWSLETTER: Daily roundup delivered to your inbox CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11

For more infomation >> Dougherty: Analytics will help guide Packers' Matt LaFleur on in-game decisions - Duration: 12:21.

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[50 idées reçues sur l'état du monde] - "Il y aura une guerre Chine/États-Unis" - Duration: 3:35.

For more infomation >> [50 idées reçues sur l'état du monde] - "Il y aura une guerre Chine/États-Unis" - Duration: 3:35.

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Dougherty: Analytics will help guide Packers' Matt LaFleur on in-game decisions - Duration: 12:19.

CLOSE Packers' offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett discusses his working relationship with head coach Matt LaFleur

Olivia Reiner, PackersNews CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11In this year's AFC Championship game, Andy Reid made a game-management blunder that didn't get a lot of notice but helped cost his Kansas City Chiefs a trip to the Super Bowl

Near the end of the first half and trailing 7-0, the Chiefs had pinned New England at its 10 with 3:08 left in the second quarter

The Patriots appeared more interested in burning clock than putting points on the board

Two runs got them a first down and the clock down to the two-minute warning. Two more runs left them with third-and-four, and the end of the first half in sight

But then Reid outsmarted himself and called timeout with 1:13 to play. His analytics might have said the percentage play was to stop the clock for a chance to get the ball back with enough time to score

But remember, Reid wasn't going against just anybody. He was going against Tom Brady

After the timeout Brady threw for the first down, went no-huddle the next snap, and with the help of two timeouts of his own was in the end zone a few plays later

Instead of leaving well enough alone and going to halftime down only a touchdown, Reid's Chiefs now were behind 14-0

They'd go on to lose in overtime, 37-31.Game management isn't everything in NFL coaching, but it can win or lose games, and it's growing more important, and complicated, every year as the amount of information available to coaches grows exponentially

The Green Bay Packers have a new coach, Matt LaFleur, who's never been a head coach at any level of football, so he's never had to make these kinds of decisions on the fly

Reid's error against the Patriots came in his 346th game as an NFL head coach, so experience isn't everything

But of the many things that will be new to LaFleur, among the most important will be those big decisions on whether to call timeout or go for a fourth down

And he'll have to make those calls in real time while also running the Packers' offense as play caller

SILVERSTEIN: LaFleur's staff lacks experience in crucial spotsRELATED:  'Three quarterback guys' to work with Aaron RodgersThat's asking a lot

So when LaFleur introduced his coaching staff this week, it was noteworthy that it didn't include a game-management coach, which is a position at least a few teams have added to their staffs recently

FacebookTwitterGoogle+LinkedInPackers' Matt LaFleur introduces coaching staff Fullscreen Posted!A link has been posted to your Facebook feed

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb. 18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis

Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenJustin Outten, tight ends coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenLuke Getsy, quarterbacks coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenAlvis Whitted, Green Bay Packers wide receivers coach, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers defensive coordinator Mike Pettine speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenShawn Mennenga, the Green Bay Packers' new special teams coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenMike Smith, Green Bay Packers outside linebackers coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenLuke Butkus, Green Bay Packers assistant offensive line coach, speaks with media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenAdam Stenavich, offensive line coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenNathaniel Hackett, the Green Bay Packers' new offensive coordinator, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenBen Sirmans, running backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenJason Simmons, defensive backs coach for the Green Bay Packers, speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019, at Lambeau Field, in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisFullscreenGreen Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur speaks to media on Feb

18, 2019 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wis. Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Sarah Kloepping/USA TODAY NETWORK-WisconsinFullscreen Interested in this topic? You may also want to view these photo galleries:Replay1 of 232 of 233 of 234 of 235 of 236 of 237 of 238 of 239 of 2310 of 2311 of 2312 of 2313 of 2314 of 2315 of 2316 of 2317 of 2318 of 2319 of 2320 of 2321 of 2322 of 2323 of 23AutoplayShow ThumbnailsShow CaptionsLast SlideNext SlideOne of LaFleur's previous bosses, the Los Angeles Rams' Sean McVay, hired one last year

The Carolina Panthers added game management to one of their assistant's duties this offseason

Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers coach Dirk Koetter had a game-management coach the last couple of seasons, and Atlanta's Dan Quinn hired a game coach about a week ago

In an interview this week, LaFleur said he didn't hire a game-management coach because he has retained former coach Mike McCarthy's football analytics staff to help with in-game decisions: Mike Halbach, the team's director of football technology, and analysts Ryan Feder, Connor Lewis and Jack Prominski

"When you make a mistake at the end of the half, end of the game, that's a big deal," LaFleur said

"Was it (Bill) Belichick who said more games are lost than won in this league? I know I'll have to lean on guys within our staff on that

"LaFleur picked up some experience in analyzing game management when he was Atlanta's quarterbacks coach in 2015 and '16

Quinn held a half-hour meeting with him and the special teams coach most days in the offseason to review game-management decisions around the league the previous year

LaFleur also plans to work game management into his practices, something he learned last year as offensive coordinator for Tennessee Titans coach Mike Vrabel and general manager Jon Robinson

They got it from their time working with Belichick and the Patriots.In every OTA practice, LaFleur is going to have GM Brian Gutekunst come up with a game-management scenario

Sometimes they'll discuss it beforehand, sometimes not."Being the play caller I want to think on my feet," LaFleur said

"Tell me you're going to throw one in — and we'll throw one in randomly, because that's what this game is about, it's about sudden change, it's about being able to react to any adversity

"… (In Tennessee) it was really beneficial, because there were a couple times where I was like, 'Ooof

' I'm trying to think real fast, I haven't thought about this, what am I going to do? Then you do whatever you can in that moment, then go back and reflect, OK, was it good or could I have done something different?"LaFleur said he won't conduct the daily half-hour game-management meetings in the offseason because of his other duties as a new head coach

He still plans on meeting regularly with Halbach and his staff about game management, perhaps once a week for an hour, to study scenarios that come up around the league

"You more or less watch the TV copy and say, what would I do here?" LaFleur said. "That's easy to say when you're sitting behind a desk

That's why you have to take that and put it to the practice field. Spontaneously insert that into a part of your practice

"LaFleur has his hands full as a first-time head coach. He's going to call plays, with all that entails in both game planning during the week and focus on game day

He's going to very much have a hands-on role coaching Aaron Rodgers in their first season together and said he expects to be at pretty much every quarterbacks meeting, which also will cut into his time

On top of that, he has to learn how to manage and use a plethora of analytics information, including on game day

With all the information available, it has become a big part of coaching in the league

He has an analytics staff to help make sense of the data, but he still has to make the call on how to use it, including on game day, when the decisions to use timeouts on defense or go for it on fourth down can be the difference between winning and losing

"Numbers are great but they don't tell the whole story," LaFleur said. "That's why I think you need (video) to go along with the story

You can't just blanket-statement stuff. … Going back to (an end-of-half) example, who's the quarterback? How's our defense playing? There are so many variables you have to take into account

Sometimes you have to trust your gut." Support PackersNews: BECOME A SUBSCRIBER: Full access to articles, videos and columns LIKE US ON FACEBOOK: Get PackersNews in your feed FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: Check out Packers photos and videos GET OUR NEWSLETTER: Daily roundup delivered to your inbox CONNECT11TWEET11LinkedIn11COMMENT11EMAIL11MORE11

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Far Cry New Dawn - Part 8 - Heratio the Pig Tank!- Full Game Story Lets Play Walkthrough - Duration: 24:53.

let's go around let's hit him hit him from back oh oh he has no idea perfect

he dropped the smoke ed look at the Wolfpack don't you point that shit that

wolf pack is going for that oh look at all that nice I appreciate it I need to

restock my ammo though thank you thank you

maybe next time no problem man no problem hmm

okay never I thought I saw something and watch out for those deadly boar though

you know or whatever's making that creepy noise what's that thing but here

we go we're almost the dome we're almost to the dome oh this is an outpost damn

skunk man okay this is an outpost I didn't know that I thought it might have

been like something else in all honesty the signal point I got my mp4 with

silencer

okay Boyle's coming down he's gonna investigate it looks like

he's bleeding out and I'm killing the final member oh I thought I did

expert on the SMG hell yeah boom silence oh man

that SMG is is pretty badass actually real badass be specific it's our place

now hell yeah I'm gonna do it one more time I want to get the the next one as

well because I can I can easily do the two I can easily do the two you want to

make sure the high women don't get their hands on it

Horatio and so we're going next my boy Horatio what that means I'm not gonna be

able to have timber they need to make something needs to make a mod for this

game where you can have all the pets like you can have timber you can have

Horatio and then you can have one person how cool would that be that would be

amazing you got you got herself a tank you got

your sound like in realistic be realistic timber all he's really good

for in the end is doing this pointing out all the materials I mean that's what

he's good at alright that looks like it timber hasn't

announced anything else for me so out of curiosity Adak sheer curiosity can i no

no no yes but I already have a submachine gun I don't need another one

I could make this what was a shotgun this is this traditional lever-action

shotgun is a must for New Age wild west we live in that is that's more of a

sniper rifle and a shotgun

I could make the bow that's 800 damage oh man maybe maybe I might make that the

flamethrower yeah this is 800 as well should I go with the bow or the salt

launch or v2 even more bouncing saws which means the Joe's ting ting ting

ting 800 damage 800 damage it's a single shot one arrow at a time well this can

bounce screw it we're gonna go with this we're gonna craft this it's gonna

replace the shotgun oh dude it launches three at a time

hey at least the reloads better but I don't like that can I add a curiosity

can i still make the bow for my my Sol I'm Sol by 41 bummer okay that's fine

where's the thing reckons salvaged there we go all right

they brought in their their toughest team and I don't see any place in here

that is good we're like mounting a turret or anything like that you know

okay that's the alarm

ooh damn and there is a sniper somewhere

dealing snacky

yeah I'm not gonna lie I mean it it did do some wicked damage oh shit what you

went down sighs it doesn't have a lot of ammo I'm not gonna lie that was pretty

badass not gonna lie

oh did that salt launcher she's like got a bunch of gas now bunch of it all right

tell me more the first train to get fucked up around here there's an old

wreck on the bridge people still find good things there the shadow wolf hold

on we got a new outfit I mean it's not as cool as say that or that you have a

chance of item each time you complete the trailer town outpost okay this is

the empty garden oh that's cool the chop shop I like that one it goes it goes

well with her robotic arm yeah where is this chop shop is that this one

that's the broken forge the chop shop I kind of want to do it over again just

to see if I can get that outfit we're gonna do Horatio first

although that thing just like ripped through people so hard that was that was

kind of legit actually like I don't have a helicopter so I can't do that let's

just s we just got a run I just got a run I got my sniper I got my SMG I got

my don't fuck with me oh yeah and then I got my standard pistol wow I totally

missed that every time

I'm not gonna worry about that one it looks like we are clear and then there's

also uh actually I think the treasure comes first right yeah the treasure

comes first let's do that first that's closer and then we'll hit up the

Horatio because sadly I do want to check out check them out so Horatio might be

taken over Timbers position for a little bit just a little bit there's a quest

nearby to or that might be just triggering Horatio that I'm not too sure

damn straight what are they gonna say when I get a pig what a pig

best pig dude is this thing down below

where is this thing

oh it is down below okay what's down there got you

yeah

I meant to do it oh my god

oh and over back here your treads are long gone but we managed to get a nice

big farm up and running again and then the highwayman took it over and set up

shop hope you can get rid of them the pantry outpost no worries no worries

I'll do it oh my god I need to go oh ways that the pantry the pantry is right

there okay yeah well uh we'll hit that up in a second we need to go this way

though all right let's see if I could do this again

Roop there we go now we're rockin man now we're rocket Oh

damn tree came out of nowhere this is my pig there are many like it but there is

one but this one is my that this pig Reaper if you haven't seen him

you'll be surprised he's pretty big he's pretty big well it's a kind of reservoir

for us now but the highwayman took it over go get it back for us

don't get it back for us alright alright I will but I got I gotta get this whole

um wing suit under control first there we go let's just do it again that did

not work that did not work that was a fail that was an epic fit well better

better fail here then like halfway down the mountain cliff and just like slam

into a tree

alright let's that didn't happen okay that didn't happen alright there we go

we're good we're good we're gonna hit up the hit up Horatio here in a second

after I do this treasure chest then we're gonna hit up the pantry and then

go from there see what else is uh what else is rockin now I know

there we go I wonder if I could just like dive right into the water

not bad yet I just don't write on in okay a brain radioed in and said that he

fell into a sinkhole at the top of the falls he sounded hurt we couldn't wait

for you so a bunch of us went in ahead following our trail and grappling up the

cliffs the caves around here got flooded easily so you'll probably have to swim

get in and hurried brains counting on us to reach him as fast as he can

okay okay so I got us somehow

would have been easier if I would have known that was there over there

crackling okay ascends Oh ascend wrong button there we go

and then it snaps oh there we go let's go find brain so does that make us

pinky and hopefully I don't have to explain that joke

cuz if I do I'm gonna be super sad hey

there we go black bear season heck yeah oh here we go I was about to jump at all

honestly I was about to jump

find the stash I'm working at it okay Reid I still a long way to go the cave

systems bigger than we thought on the top of it is flooded and unstable brain

sounded worse in those last call we're losing too much time adding more

grappling points to get further in okay

man I'm a beast at the grappling watch is gonna be like some like evil creature

that evil creature but like some gigantic big ol black bear or something

I go where then it's gonna be a werewolf oh no some sort of craziness oh I wanted

that's not what I wanted I want to do the grappling but I guess that works

there we go

yeah I guess that that's all the same oh come on you had that watch me get there

and Tim Wow that sucks oh look at this old car it looks like

sinkholes claimed other unlucky cars over the years we managed to release the

brakes on some of them to move them into a position where we could jump to the

next cave brains gone radio silent I hope he's it's not too late

dang Wow look at all this hell yeah

uh here lies braids father and friend we deserve a better grade than this I'm

sorry that we failed you rest in peace aw so sad then I break my ankle getting

out of here oh my god they were this close they just had to come here instead

I can't get up there shoots oh well I can't get over there

that sucks all right let's get Horatio next

going further going for the pond you're going for the pond can I make it can I

make it I think I will

largemouth bass there we go all right here we go let's get Horatio the demon

Pig

I'll use the medkit it's the Spartan chickens

there we go there we go that was a lot of people

that was a lot a lot of people

I'm gonna collect everything first but we have the eyes it really sucks that it

like this gun doesn't hold that much ammo unfortunately

all right you ready for pig

this is my Pig this is my pig who's a good Horatio

oh boy look at him who's a good boy yeah we're gonna we're gonna sign Horatio for

a little bit he's a tank but he charges did and does some massive damage timber

I'm sorry good luck go home have a break get some water eat some dog food you're

good good boy bed all right we're gonna head there next

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Velasco Carballo habla sobre el VAR en el Clásico - Duration: 4:37.

 Carlos Velasco Carballo, presidente del CTA, ha participado en la presentación del World Soccer Congress celebrado este miércoles en la fábrica Estrella Damm de Barcelona

En el evento ha centrado su intervención en resolver dudas y en comentar la evolución que tendrá el polémico sistema del VAR

 "El VAR ha llegado para quedarse. Llegó hace 3 años con muchas dudas al fútbol porque los amantes del fútbol temían que el VAR podría destruir la esencia del fútbol, que es la fluidez

" ha comentado. El colegiado también ha hecho hincapié en clarificar cual es el objetivo principal de este recurso no es sustituir la figura del árbitro:  "No queremos otro árbitro des del video, porque de árbitro solo hay uno

 Queremos que el VAR intervenga lo mínimo posible. No queremos solucionar todos los errores que cometen los árbitros, que son muy pocos

 Los árbitros tienen un porcentaje de error mínimo."  Respecto a las actuaciones del VAR en la presente temporada, el presidente del CTA considera que no afectan a la concepción clásica del balompié: El VAR no ha roto la esencia del fútbol

Los partidos no se paran 5-6 veces. Se paran una vez cada 3-4 partidos. El VAR no ha corregido los pocos errores de los árbitros

 Ha corregido pocos, que son muy claros. El tiempo de juego no se ha reducido, y se ha hecho más justicia porque gracias a la ayuda ha permitido que ese error desparezca

Los objetivos del VAR son, sin duda, beneficiosos para el fútbol.”  Sobre si se habrá más cámaras para partidos trascendentes como el Clásico ha contestado: "El número de cámaras que se ponen en un estadio, depende de LaLiga, no de la RFEF o el CTA

Las cámaras de televisión no se ponen para el VAR, sino para la producción televisiva

El VAR solo las usa.”  Las mejoras que se prevén desde el Comité Técnico de Arbitros para el videoarbitraje son: "La primera mejora actual del VAR es que se entienda: que los periodistas, futbolistas, entrenadores, lo entiendan

Eso va a ser, sin lugar a dudas, lo que más va a ayudar al VAR. En cuanto a cambios en las acciones, ha sido breve: "El VAR tiene que preservar la fluidez del juego

No creo que el VAR chequee faltas al borde del área o córners. El VAR no es eso. El VAR llego al fútbol para chequear decisiones muy concretas, muy pocas y muy decisivas

La otras es tender a re-arbitrar un partido por una cámara de televisión.”  El ponente también ha sido preguntado por la picardía que se fomenta en la base y la posible corrección que pueda aportar el VAR a esa mala praxis: " El VAR sirve para prevenir que ciertos incidentes ocurran, esa es su principal función

Cuando algunos todavía dudan del VAR, que son muy pocos, los datos y las estadísticas son abrumadoras

Sobre agresiones o conductas violentas, fuera de la disputa del balón, ha habido una

En más de dos centenares de partidos. En la agresión, los árbitros no lo percibieron, pero el VAR sí, y el jugador fue expulsado y sancionado

Desde entonces, hasta hoy no lo hemos tenido más. Esa función de prevención existe

” centro de excelencia arbitral en Las Rozas   El trencilla también ha tenido unas palabras  para el presidente de la RFEF: "Para empezar, públicamente le quiero agradecer Luís a Rubiales que la RFEF defienda a los árbitros y los apoye

" Tras este gesto, ha procedido a explicar en que consiste este proyecto: "Tal centro consiste en tener la humildad, pero también la aspiración y la ambición de ser un referente a nivel mundial en la formación arbitral

Hay futbolistas y entrenadores que tenemos en España que son referentes mundiales

"  "En España, como somos líderes en formación en muchas disciplinas, pensamos: ¿Por qué no las del arbitral? Tenemos instalaciones que son envidia mundial

¿Por qué no ser un centro de alto rendimiento arbitral y ayudar a la formación de árbitros del mundo, y ser un centro de referencia mundial?”, ha concluido

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[3 Matchs PIKACHU] Vs. AMPHINOBI / MEWTWO / VILLAGEOIS Smash Ultimate - Duration: 11:17.

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