Andrew Maple did an AMAZING job announcing the @TechPointYouth #VEX robotics state championship!!!!
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Josh’s reaction to his MVP video is everything. 🥹
#NFLHonors | #BillsMafia
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Congratulations to New Palestine Community Schools student, Chase Shinkle, on being a Lilly Endowment Scholar! We are so very proud!! Congrats to Luke too! Amazing students!! @ginapleak @NewPalConnect @VoelzJames #newpalproud
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Scottie Scheffler in 2024.
• 20 starts
• 8 wins
• 17 top 10s
• Second Masters
• Second Players
• Gold medal
• FedEx Cup
• Every week at world No. 1
• 3+ SG/round
• $62.2M in total money
• Jail during a major
• Became a dad
Truly a one of one season. Nothing like it before. Don't think there will be anything like it ever again.
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Scottie in the last 32 months.
• 65 starts
• 15 wins*
• 2 majors
• 2 Players
• 45 top 10s
• 3 missed cuts
• Over 2.75 SG/round
• 103 weeks as world No. 1
• Nearly $125 million in total PGA Tour money
*14 OWGR and 14 PGA Tour but somehow 15 total.
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LMPD has released a bunch of previously redacted documents from the Scottie Scheffler arrest.
here's the "injury" to the knee of Detective Bryan Gillis... and the infamous $80 pants.
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Member/guest season is nearly upon us.
I always get asked for this table that shows the odds of shooting an exceptional tournament score.
Slide this across the table when they say:
➡️"It was the round of my life."
➡️"I've never played this good."
⛳️⛳️
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PROS vs AMATEURS
Looking at the skill gap between pros and amateurs is always fun.
This is something I always get a lot of questions about.
THE GAP IS HUGE
A lot of people are surprised the first time they see these numbers. I want to note that the gaps below are actually bigger than they appear to be.
This is because tour pros are playing setups that are more challenging than the typical am plays (e.g., pins are tucked, rough around green is tougher, etc...).
THE NUMBERS
These are based on the average number of shots it takes to hole out from the fairway.
In the first set of numbers below, a tour pro from 200 yards in the fairway is going to average the same number of shots to hole out as a scratch player from 156 yards in the fairway and a 10 index from 57 yards in the fairway.
Tour pros are very very good. 🤯
Tour pro from 200 yards
Scratch = 156 yards
10 index = 57 yards
Tour pro from 160 yards
Scratch = 99 yards
10 index = 33 yards
Tour pro from 120 yards
Scratch = 60 yards
10 index = 26 yards
Tour pro from 80 yards
Scratch = 40 yards
10 index = 21 yards
Tour pro from 40 yards
Scratch = 28 yards
10 index = 16 yards
Great CIO panel discussing AI at #AIC2024. Loved this quote from Paul Christian “AI doesn’t stand for “Artificial Intelligence” but “Augmented Intelligence”. Make sure you’re not using it for “Alternative Intelligence”.
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One of the hallmarks of elite ball strikers is that they tend to get to their lead side much earlier than higher handicappers.
If golfers generate ground reaction forces too late, it’s more difficult to translate them to the club.
The Step Change of Direction drill not only encourages greater magnitude of forces, but helps golfers develop a feel of starting to transition to the lead side before the top of the backswing.
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Roadmaps vs Plans
I like to frame it this way...
Roadmaps:
- Look at a long-time horizon.
- They are flexible and iterative.
- Describe the WHAT and the WHY
- Customer-centric and outcome-focused.
- A communication tool.
Amazing day for team Boogie Woogie!!!
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@davidjbland, author of “Testing Business Ideas” joins Peter and Richard on the Humanizing Work Show to talk about how to use Lean Startup-style experiments in any kind of business. Check out the episode! buff.ly/3PK4M4t
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We know this guy ...
It's D3 week! Excited to share all the great things about @NCAADIII this week! Starting us off is @FCGrizMTennis player, Ezra Schwier, on why D3 was a great choice for him! #WhyD3
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Transforming your vision into reality just got easier. Check out our recap on closing the project execution gap, full of actionable tips for teams. #ProductInnovation sep.fyi/3HOWe7Q
Such an incredible day!!! Awesome experience for my son, Chase, and his team. They’ve worked hard all year and everything came together for a near perfect tournament. @VoelzJames NPHS has another state championship!
Boogie Woogie = STATE CHAMPS!! Congratulations!! @SouthernHancock @llantrip @NewPalAsstSup @NPHS_Tarplee @NPHS_robotics @Postoffice100 @dkginther @MitchanerNPHS @MooreNPJH @BurkNPHS #WeAreDragons
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I wish all companies lived and breathed by those principles from TRANSFORMED by Marty Cagan. Is it too much to ask?
I. PRODUCT TEAM PRINCIPLES:
- Empowered with Problems to Solve
- Outcomes over Output
- Sense of Ownership
- Collaboration
Selected insight: “The most fundamental of all product concepts is the notion of an empowered, cross-functional product team”
II. PRODUCT STRATEGY PRINCIPLES:
- Focus
- Powered by Insights
- Transparency
- Placing Bets
Selected insight: "Product strategy is all about which problems are the most important to solve"
III. PRODUCT DISCOVERY PRINCIPLES:
- Minimize Waste
- Assess Product Risks
- Embrace Rapid Experimentation
- Test Ideas Responsibly
Selected insight: "The heart of product discovery is rapidly testing product ideas for what the solution could be (…) An experimentation culture not only helps you address risks, but it is absolutely central to innovation."
IV. PRODUCT DELIVERY PRINCIPLES:
- Small, Frequent, Uncoupled Releases
- Instrumentation
- Monitoring
- Deployment Infrastructure
Selected insight: "This means, at a minimum, each product team releases their new work no less than every other week (…) For strong product companies, this means releasing several times per day (...)"
V. PRODUCT CULTURE PRINCIPLES:
- Principles over Process
- Trust over Control
- Innovation over Predictability
- Learning over Failure
Selected insight: "(...) this means moving from hands-on micromanagement to servant-based leadership with active coaching. It means leading with context rather than control."
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