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2023 tCun Shenanigans, Arguments, Cobras, Feckless Marmots, Fake Pandas, Dirty Cheaters

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gmen6981 said:
If you go to their website, one of the services they provide is video analysis. Reading further, it's still video taken while athletes are wearing their monitoring devices so data can be collected and analyzed in real time. They don't have "practice footage". The company is very high tech in data analytics. DFBIA is just stupid and desperate enough to believe anything they are told.

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Yes, it's just analytics data. It's basically this stuff:

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Every single soccer player in Europe has worn a Catapult for years and years. It's how the gaffer knows his midfielder ran 11 miles over the course of 98 minutes on the weekend and probably needs the midweek match off. It's a load-management tool.

Catapult is relatively new in the US football market. A company named Zebra Technologies partnered with the NFL to put sensors in the pads back in 2015, and that was the birth of AWS/Next Gen Stats. CFB teams use Zebra Tech too, but wearing the Catapult harness on days the players aren't in pads is a more recent development on this side of the pond. But to be clear, they are not body cams, and Catapult is not a "practice film" company. They are mens sports bras that have GPS sensors and accelerometers sewn in that are worn as a base layer under the jersey.
 
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gregorylee said:
I think what he is referring to is that alot of areas had "latchkey" programs at the local rec center, they would host activities to keep the kids off the streets and out of trouble. In my neighborhood they had them at Holton, and Westgate. So you could choose your activity lol
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My tongue was firmly planted in my cheek as I typed every letter of that reply. But, yeah…
 
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AKAK said:
This dude knows the historic home of the Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation is in Ohio, right?
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Look, up in the air! It's a bird, it's a blimp... it's a zeppelin? It's not so obvious. Most of what good year built were blimps, some to be used for submarine patrol along the coast, some to be used to hold cables or nets in place to defend against low flying aircraft. They also built two magnificent zeppelins for the US Navy. The USS Akron and the USS Shenandoah. Both met tragic ends in bad weather.

Zeppelins have a rigid structure with and fabric outer cover and air bags inside the framework. Blimps do not have an internal structure. I think the current Good Year Blimps are a combination of both.

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In the meantime, I hope Hairball gets his blimp ride into the sunset as Ohno finds out, "It's the research, stupid. Now get your ass out of here and take your mangy coach with you."
 
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Jake said:
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DFBIA reporting for investigation

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Bestbuck36 said:
It's not the big a deal don't sweat it.

I mean it's probably not that bad.
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What are you talking about?

This isn’t some piddly little conspiracy to commit gambling fraud / game fixing/ money laundering / tax evasion /illegal hacking scheme!!!! I used a UPS store!!! Or I might’ve used a P.O. Box at one as my business address. Or maybe I jaywalked…. Look I don’t remember the details but according to RELIABLE SOURCES I’m in big, big trouble!
 
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Jaxbuck said:
He was referring to art class days sucking for latch key kids because you had to lug the shit home and unlock the door with your hands full.

1st world problems to be sure but I do remember hating art class because I had to take all that bullshit home.

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I more hated two hours extra of art.

Also I was late in the era of latch key kids. Born in 87.

Cellphones only really started to become a thing a lot of kids had in late highschool
 
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