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2024.05.08 21:00 Serious_Bat_402 Struggling to Move on from Somebody who has Deeply Hurt me.
My fiancée of 5.5 years broke up with me 6 weeks ago. It was unexpected, and has been the single most difficult thing I've dealt with in my life. I've been going to therapy once a week or more, and that helped initially. I miss them constantly, and the only thing that gives me some reprive from this is calling or hanging out with friends. I miss the future we had planned together, getting married, having kids. All gone now.
Something I have realized with the benefit of hindsight is that I was deeply dependent upon this person. I felt like I had to make this work no matter what. I didn't really have a sense of independence, everything was a shared experience, a shared friend group. I didn't think of what friends I wanted to hang out with individually, what experiences I wanted to have alone. Getting a bit more in touch with myself has been good, but it's been a huge adjustment.
For context, we met when I was 18 and they were 17. About 9 months into the relationship, they left me for somebody else. That was incredibly difficult, but I worked on moving on. A bit more than a month after the breakup they came back to me asking to be back together. This started an off-and-on sort of arrangement where our relationship was in flux, and they would go on dates with others in this time. Reflecting on it, I have no idea why I put up with this. I was not successful in high school relationships, and I believe I was blinded by this being my first love. However, eventually, we were hanging out and had a serious conversation about how we wanted to make this work and be together. After this we went 3 years without any major issues. We moved in and started living together around December 2020.
Around August 2022 I proposed to them. They had gotten a full time job, and I was finishing up at my internship where I got an offer to return a year from then for a full time position. The relationship felt amazing, loving, and there was hope for the future.
Then, January 2023, I found out they had been cheating on me. It was an online, emotional affair with somebody multiple states away, and they had planned to meet up. I discovered it after my fiancée had cut it off, but the pain was still massive. At this time I was finishing up my final semester at school and was incredibly stressed. All of the pressures in my life already, combined with the commitment we had made, caused me to believe we should try to fix things.
I required to we go to couples therapy, and that they went to individual therapy. I made a lot of requirements and demands for if they wanted to keep the relationship, and they accepted them. For a short while, things seemed like they were getting better. We were working through things, and while I had a lot of pain, I was working through it.
Then I got a call from them that they were pregnant. I was, initially, very excited. I had always wanted to be a father and raise a family, and we both seemed like we'd be going into a good time in our life to do so. But then, they told me they weren't ready, and wanted to have an abortion. I respected this decision, it wasn't mine to make, but it caused me immense pain that I pushed as far down as I could. We didn't talk about it for nearly a year after that.
We also worked through this in couples therapy, but it was very difficult. At this time I was having constant anxious intrusive thoughts about them cheating on me again, and things like they never intend to have a family anyways and are just leading me on.
However, after many months, things got gradually better, and eventually we stopped going to therapy. My ex was trying extraordinarily hard to fix things and make things better for the both of us. It was very clear to me that my ex was remorseful for that they did and wanted to make things work very badly.
After that, I started working full time, and was having an extremely tough time adjusting to full time work. On top of that my comically horrible sleep schedule from college was still there, and I was having a lot of difficulty feeling well on just an average day. Occasionally, anxious intrusive thoughts would make their way in.
Around 6 months ago it started getting a lot worse. I feel like the anxiety, insecurity, and distrust were slowly making their way back into my mind. I was, objectively, not a good partner during this time. I would say mean things, have fits of anger, and have some controlling behavior. I think that this was from the pain of the past slowly working its way up in me. Eventually, 6 weeks ago, it was too much for them, and they broke it off. A week ago I saw that they got with a friend who I was concerned about, so just really validating my anxieties. It made me extraordinarily angry for a few days, which was good to feel something else, but now I'm just back to sadness.
In a way, I am thankful for the breakup. I was extremely mentally unwell and being away from the relationship the constant anxiety and insecurity I was feeling somewhat disappeared. I feel much more stable now, even though a lot of that has been replaced with sadness and occasionally anger. That said, I miss them a lot. They were putting in a massive amount of effort to try to fix things but I just don't think I could make myself trust them again. I know a relationship needs more than just love, but I was trying to make it work through love alone, which wasn't enough.
A mutual friend wanted to hear both sides of the story, and my ex told them something along the lines of "I felt trapped in the relationship and decided I just need to move on. I believe he's a good person and only hurt me out of complicated emotions and trauma. He's a good man, and I want him to be happy. I know that can't be with me after everything we've been through."
We had a call a few weeks ago, basically just talking about the breakup. We both expressed the pain we were feeling and acknowledged the pain we had caused each other. It was a good call, it gave me a lot of closure and neither of us had anger in our tones. Other than that we've basically been no contact. I also muted their social media after they posted of going to a concert with this other person.
Honestly, reading all of this I dont know why I was in this relationship, and I would tell anyone else seeing this that they should've broken up earlier. That said, I miss this person immensely, the future we had together, the shared experiences, waking up next to them, all of it. Part of me keeps telling myself that if I just fix my trauma and the pain I had then things can work out in the future, but I know that isn't how that works. I keep telling myself I need to move on but it feels like my brain keeps reaching for this hope of the future, that we can still get married and have kids together, someday.
I've been trying to limit distractions, not look at their social media, old photos, or old letters, but me missing them still comes into my mind. The initial two weeks were a swarm of intense, confusing, and painful emotions. Not it's just this melancholy and longing for them to ask for me back again.
Therapy has been helping, but it's hard when every day is a battle and I can only see a therapist once a week. I've been trying to stay social, but people are very busy, but those moments when I am calling or hanging out with friends are far less painful or even enjoyable sometimes.
I've tried using dating apps to help move on, and it sometimes helps when I have a good conversation with others, but I keep coming back to this feeling of "None of these people stack up to them."
I just, I feel like I've accumulated a lot of trauma from this relationship, but also I received a massive amount of love, care, and understanding from this person. Its been very hard to balance these thoughts im having internally. Its created a weird sort of melting pot where the love this person gave, the trauma they caused, and the future we had all kinda meld together to create a feeling I dont really know how to deal with. I know others out there have had a similar experience, and I'm just searching for what will make it easier.
Sorry I this comes off as a bit of a ramble. It's just, I want to get out how I'm feeling somewhere.
Tl;dr My fiancée of 5.5 years broke up with me and I'm having difficulty moving on, even though I know I can't trust them due to past cheating.
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Something I have realized with the benefit of hindsight is that I was deeply dependent upon this person. I felt like I had to make this work no matter what. I didn't really have a sense of independence, everything was a shared experience, a shared friend group. I didn't think of what friends I wanted to hang out with individually, what experiences I wanted to have alone. Getting a bit more in touch with myself has been good, but it's been a huge adjustment.
For context, we met when I was 18 and they were 17. About 9 months into the relationship, they left me for somebody else. That was incredibly difficult, but I worked on moving on. A bit more than a month after the breakup they came back to me asking to be back together. This started an off-and-on sort of arrangement where our relationship was in flux, and they would go on dates with others in this time. Reflecting on it, I have no idea why I put up with this. I was not successful in high school relationships, and I believe I was blinded by this being my first love. However, eventually, we were hanging out and had a serious conversation about how we wanted to make this work and be together. After this we went 3 years without any major issues. We moved in and started living together around December 2020.
Around August 2022 I proposed to them. They had gotten a full time job, and I was finishing up at my internship where I got an offer to return a year from then for a full time position. The relationship felt amazing, loving, and there was hope for the future.
Then, January 2023, I found out they had been cheating on me. It was an online, emotional affair with somebody multiple states away, and they had planned to meet up. I discovered it after my fiancée had cut it off, but the pain was still massive. At this time I was finishing up my final semester at school and was incredibly stressed. All of the pressures in my life already, combined with the commitment we had made, caused me to believe we should try to fix things.
I required to we go to couples therapy, and that they went to individual therapy. I made a lot of requirements and demands for if they wanted to keep the relationship, and they accepted them. For a short while, things seemed like they were getting better. We were working through things, and while I had a lot of pain, I was working through it.
Then I got a call from them that they were pregnant. I was, initially, very excited. I had always wanted to be a father and raise a family, and we both seemed like we'd be going into a good time in our life to do so. But then, they told me they weren't ready, and wanted to have an abortion. I respected this decision, it wasn't mine to make, but it caused me immense pain that I pushed as far down as I could. We didn't talk about it for nearly a year after that.
We also worked through this in couples therapy, but it was very difficult. At this time I was having constant anxious intrusive thoughts about them cheating on me again, and things like they never intend to have a family anyways and are just leading me on.
However, after many months, things got gradually better, and eventually we stopped going to therapy. My ex was trying extraordinarily hard to fix things and make things better for the both of us. It was very clear to me that my ex was remorseful for that they did and wanted to make things work very badly.
After that, I started working full time, and was having an extremely tough time adjusting to full time work. On top of that my comically horrible sleep schedule from college was still there, and I was having a lot of difficulty feeling well on just an average day. Occasionally, anxious intrusive thoughts would make their way in.
Around 6 months ago it started getting a lot worse. I feel like the anxiety, insecurity, and distrust were slowly making their way back into my mind. I was, objectively, not a good partner during this time. I would say mean things, have fits of anger, and have some controlling behavior. I think that this was from the pain of the past slowly working its way up in me. Eventually, 6 weeks ago, it was too much for them, and they broke it off. A week ago I saw that they got with a friend who I was concerned about, so just really validating my anxieties. It made me extraordinarily angry for a few days, which was good to feel something else, but now I'm just back to sadness.
In a way, I am thankful for the breakup. I was extremely mentally unwell and being away from the relationship the constant anxiety and insecurity I was feeling somewhat disappeared. I feel much more stable now, even though a lot of that has been replaced with sadness and occasionally anger. That said, I miss them a lot. They were putting in a massive amount of effort to try to fix things but I just don't think I could make myself trust them again. I know a relationship needs more than just love, but I was trying to make it work through love alone, which wasn't enough.
A mutual friend wanted to hear both sides of the story, and my ex told them something along the lines of "I felt trapped in the relationship and decided I just need to move on. I believe he's a good person and only hurt me out of complicated emotions and trauma. He's a good man, and I want him to be happy. I know that can't be with me after everything we've been through."
We had a call a few weeks ago, basically just talking about the breakup. We both expressed the pain we were feeling and acknowledged the pain we had caused each other. It was a good call, it gave me a lot of closure and neither of us had anger in our tones. Other than that we've basically been no contact. I also muted their social media after they posted of going to a concert with this other person.
Honestly, reading all of this I dont know why I was in this relationship, and I would tell anyone else seeing this that they should've broken up earlier. That said, I miss this person immensely, the future we had together, the shared experiences, waking up next to them, all of it. Part of me keeps telling myself that if I just fix my trauma and the pain I had then things can work out in the future, but I know that isn't how that works. I keep telling myself I need to move on but it feels like my brain keeps reaching for this hope of the future, that we can still get married and have kids together, someday.
I've been trying to limit distractions, not look at their social media, old photos, or old letters, but me missing them still comes into my mind. The initial two weeks were a swarm of intense, confusing, and painful emotions. Not it's just this melancholy and longing for them to ask for me back again.
Therapy has been helping, but it's hard when every day is a battle and I can only see a therapist once a week. I've been trying to stay social, but people are very busy, but those moments when I am calling or hanging out with friends are far less painful or even enjoyable sometimes.
I've tried using dating apps to help move on, and it sometimes helps when I have a good conversation with others, but I keep coming back to this feeling of "None of these people stack up to them."
I just, I feel like I've accumulated a lot of trauma from this relationship, but also I received a massive amount of love, care, and understanding from this person. Its been very hard to balance these thoughts im having internally. Its created a weird sort of melting pot where the love this person gave, the trauma they caused, and the future we had all kinda meld together to create a feeling I dont really know how to deal with. I know others out there have had a similar experience, and I'm just searching for what will make it easier.
Sorry I this comes off as a bit of a ramble. It's just, I want to get out how I'm feeling somewhere.
Tl;dr My fiancée of 5.5 years broke up with me and I'm having difficulty moving on, even though I know I can't trust them due to past cheating.
2024.05.08 20:29 Jekada Cosmos & Mindwipe Legacy Rework Preview
 | submitted by Jekada to TransformersEarthWars [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/9iqrf1o9w8zc1.png?width=6084&format=png&auto=webp&s=e2e9805f7f4a14dd8dca2b47bc43b074d5814f58 For the first time in the legacy batch, players decided who was the next bot to be reworked - and the chosen one was Cosmos & Mindwipe - Coswipe for short! Look, these bots have been super fun to work with, but they didn't need that much work. They're great bots, and they'll popup when you are most likely levelling. Maybe they will fit that 5th Outpost slot, but that one you should ask your Content Creators about! Here's what SpaceApe cooked up - remember as always - this weekend's event, if you own the 4-Star Cosmos/Mindwipe already, great! You'll get a free upgrade to the new Coswipe tomorrow when Spaceape pushes the update. If you run in the event and own him, you'll also get 180 5-Star Shards of course as this is a dupe reward! For the first time this weekend, SpaceApe will be selling a reward skip you could say - you'll be able to buy Cosmos or Mindwipe in our CyberStore for $50 - which they think is fairly priced considering it does cost a little more than that to finish the event. But what does Coswipe do? P.S. - Let us know on Discord what you think of the revamp! Tag u/Dale or u/Maral with your feedback! https://preview.redd.it/6gl4h6gqw8zc1.png?width=1294&format=png&auto=webp&s=6c97e7ca84d5010dd47c69702526fcef405babf6 Cosmic Chaos
Coswipe are different per star ratings. The 5-Star has:
Let's see the Power Cores! We'll be showing level 1 Gmetal Power Cores. We'll include max values in our descriptions. https://preview.redd.it/teb8yqrww8zc1.png?width=498&format=png&auto=webp&s=c24d7ae5b88f1826a9dc1d06485b883853bac7cd G1 Cosmos Attack
https://preview.redd.it/sneczvpyw8zc1.png?width=509&format=png&auto=webp&s=85c02db0f7fadbc23477992b627d4a9e23061191 G1 Cosmos Defence
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2024.05.08 20:20 RUN_DMT_ Anyone done a group project on Country Manager simulation?
I’m reading through all the materials now, but it’s still not very clear what we’ll be doing. My professor is lovely, but his accent is challenging and he isn’t great at articulating expectations.
I’m sitting here staring at massive stacks of reading I need to absorb in a very short amount of time.
Questioning my life choices.
Just wondering if anyone has done this and what I can expect or should focus on?
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I’m sitting here staring at massive stacks of reading I need to absorb in a very short amount of time.
Questioning my life choices.
Just wondering if anyone has done this and what I can expect or should focus on?
2024.05.08 20:18 No-Buy4533 Love this short bob on Keira Knightley
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 | https://preview.redd.it/q9l2vsa6u8zc1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=15813056ec3b6e7943f2b80f4c638fa57b49586b submitted by K20COMPANY to boardgames [link] [comments] Hi all! This is Kabrial with K20CO and I've decided that with K20CO's one year anniversary coming up, it's the perfect time for a giveaway! What is the P.MINI: I'm currently working on a project called the P.MINI, which will soon be available to the public. The P.MINI is a scaled down version of my game PRECISION, and is designed to bring fun to your work desk or anywhere else you place it. It's main purpose is to allow you to take a short break from it all without having to fully shift gears, but the P.MINI also fun to spin, roll, stack, or whatever else you may do with it! How to Enter: Comment Below: Simply drop a comment on this post to enter the giveaway. Tell us why you're excited about the P.MINI or anything else your heart desires! Bonus Entry: Follow the P.MINI Kickstarter pre-launch page for an extra entry in the hat! Send over a screenshot once done! Giveaway Details: Prize: One lucky winner will receive an unreleased P.MINI, soon to launch on Kickstarter Deadline: Hurry, the giveaway ends [05/13/2024]. Winner Announcement: We'll randomly select and announce the winner shortly after the giveaway ends right here on Reddit! |
2024.05.08 20:14 Carl_Sefni Cell 11
Yes, I was arrested. It's been at least 5 years since I served my debt to society and tried to live a normal life. Don't think I'm trying to make excuses and repeat a well-known cliché, but I really had a rough childhood. I lost my father in a work accident, and shortly after, my mother succumbed to alcoholism. If I wanted to eat, I had to learn to beg... or steal. So, it wasn't hard to get involved in more serious things, dangerous groups, and bad influences. That's the recipe for ending up in jail at 21.
Even though I had some run-ins with the police and even spent a night in the local precinct cell, nothing prepared me for what I would face behind bars. I got there and felt weak, like the kid I was, just a child who had barely left diapers and already thought he ruled the block. There were many internal rules there, and you'd be surprised how respectful men who broke the law could be with each other. There were certain ethical norms, and in cases of disrespect, the "Court" came into play.
The "Court" was a group formed by Francis, the boss of a faction, and some of his trusted men; they judged some issues and decided punishments, which could range from doing the laundry for the guy you offended for the rest of the week to something heavier. The guards didn't even bother, actually, it seemed to work well and saved them some trouble, and in return, Francis and his buddies received some "perks" like cigarettes and chocolates.
Some of the most notable rules in jail were: "Never cut in line at the cafeteria," "Don't touch others' things without permission," and "Don't disrespect other inmates' visits." All of this seemed normal and reasonable, but there was one specific rule that bothered me: Never look at the painting on the wall of cell 11. I remember hearing some murmurs down the corridor from time to time, but the first time I understood the issue was on a night when old Munford was telling his stories.
Old Munford was a card-carrying swindler, used to deceive people with a mask of senility, and as you might expect, prison was a gold mine for him, where his skills of smooth talk and diplomacy fit well along with, of course, an excellent talent for storytelling to pass time on nights when it was too hot to sleep early. That particular night, the conversation revolved around the unwritten rules of the prison, and that's when Munford mentioned the mysterious rule of cell 11.
"Listen up, lads," he said with a tone of seriousness that grabbed everyone's attention. "In cell 11, there's a painting on the wall, and there's a very clear rule about it: never, under any circumstances, look directly at it."
The murmurs spread throughout the circle of inmates.
"It was painted by a guy who passed through here a long time ago for killing his own mother. He was locked up in solitary confinement in cell 11, and during a psychotic episode, he used something that no one really knows what it is to paint the eye. They say that since then, strange things happen to those who defy this rule, from terrible nightmares to disappearances."
"Alright old man, enough of scaring the ladies," Francis's voice interrupted, and I swear I could see some inmates jump in fright.
Some colleagues nervously laughed, trying to dissipate the heavy atmosphere that had settled. I, on the other hand, couldn't shake those words from my head. The painting in cell 11, the psychotic murderer, the stories of nightmares and disappearances... All of it intrigued me in a way I hadn't expected.
That night, lying in my own cell, the thought of the painting haunted me. I couldn't shake the feeling that something sinister loomed over that macabre art. Days passed, and I did my best to avoid any mention of cell 11 even though I thought about it all the time. It was a kind of obsession mixed with fear and apprehension; I longed to know more, but I didn't have the courage to ask. However, fate, or perhaps my own imprudence, decided to play with me.
I was playing basketball on one of the sports nights we had in the yard when Bob, a big, tall guy, threw himself against me to prevent a basket I was about to make. I felt my body collide with Bob's, and for a moment, the air seemed to have been sucked out of the room. I found myself awkwardly falling to the ground, the sound of my body hitting the concrete echoing in my mind. As I tried to catch my breath, I saw Bob's face, contorted in a mixture of anger and triumph. He knew he had taken me down.
I took a deep breath, ignoring the throbbing pain spreading through me, and struggled to get up. Bob was laughing, a guttural sound that seemed to resonate in my ears. It only fueled my irritation. I wanted to retaliate, but I knew it would only result in bigger problems. So, I swallowed my wounded pride and moved on, trying to focus on the game.
But when the game ended and everyone began to disperse, I felt a heavy gaze upon me. It was Bob, staring at me with a disturbing intensity. I frowned, feeling uncomfortable with the way he was watching me. It wasn't like I had never faced intimidating stares before, but there was something different about the way he was looking at me, something that sent shivers down my spine.
I tried to ignore him and move on, but his presence hung over me like a shadow. As I walked away from the court, I felt a chill run down my spine. I decided to head back to my cell, hoping to find some peace and quiet there. But, upon arrival, I was met with an unpleasant surprise. The guard responsible for the corridor, Tulley, was standing in front of cell 11, with the door open and staring inside, mouth agape.
"Hey, Tulley?" I asked, approaching at a safe distance. "Guard Tulley?" I leaned toward him.
Suddenly, his neck jerked, his face slowly began to turn to face me. Now, the moonlight caught his face very well, illuminating the pale skin that reflected like a beacon in that dark corridor. I could see now the tear streaks down his cheek, his eyes staring at me with an irritated red hue, as if he hadn't blinked in a while. Without changing the expression on his face, a scream poured from his throat along with a thick strand of saliva.
My legs started to tremble as I watched that surreal scene unfold before me. Part of me wanted to run away as fast as possible, but another part was paralyzed by fear and morbid curiosity. What the hell was happening to him?
Tulley continued to stare at me with his bloodshot eyes, emitting that shrill scream that echoed through the empty prison corridors. I could feel my heart pounding irregularly in my chest as my mind tried to find a logical explanation for it all. The guard then staggered towards me, with a wobbly step, and placed his hand on my shoulder. I felt the grip tightening.
"Tulley, please!" I said louder, not to him, but to see if it would attract the attention of someone who could help. He put the other hand, even stronger, his face now inches from mine, allowing me to smell an acidic odor emanating from his hoarse voice, now his nails digging into my uniform, and I could hear them entering my skin, tearing "STOP! PLEASE!"
My screams attracted another guard, who intervened in the situation before things got even more out of control. It took two more colleagues to get him off me, and three more to take him away from there, while I remained trembling and trying to process what had just happened. My whole body was tense, muscles contracted by fear and adrenaline. I couldn't get the image of Tulley's face out of my mind.
My mind automatically returned to the stories Munford had told about cell 11 and the wall. Did that have any connection to what I had just witnessed? Was there really something painted on the wall? I looked at that open door, the number 11 engraved on the door's lead. It seemed to invite me, to mess with me. I could go there, see what was inside the cell, no one would need to know, right?
I found myself raising my hand without even realizing it, heading towards the door, ready to open it a little more and see inside the cell, when a voice echoed behind me in the corridor, calling my name. I jumped out of the trance startled, and turned to see the nurse, who was calling me to be taken to the infirmary.
"These are pretty nasty injuries," she commented, as she examined the wounds.
"It was nothing," I tried to sound tough. The only thing I noticed was the surreal beauty of the woman I hadn't seen before. I saw the name "Linda" pinned to her badge. "I've been through much worse on the streets, Linda."
"Miss Linda" she corrected, tightening the bandage knot with a hint of annoyance at the taunt. I let out a small "ouch" of discomfort, and I could see a small smile forming on her face.
"And Tulley?" I continued, trying to change the subject. "He, well, seemed strange, very strange tonight."
Linda's expression instantly changed upon hearing the guard's name, her eyes darkening slightly, and a shadow of concern crossing her face.
"We still don't have much information. It seems to be a psychotic episode; we had to sedate him," she shook her head, pointing to the stretcher behind me, where he now lay peacefully, in contrast to moments before.
"A psychotic episode?" I repeated, my voice sounding more like a whisper than I would have liked. "Does... does this happen here often?"
Linda hesitated for a moment, as if pondering what to say.
"Not so often, but it happens," she finally replied, carefully choosing her words. "The environment in here can be... challenging for some. Not everyone can handle the pressure."
A guard entered, requesting the girl's services for a sick inmate. She quickly adjusted the IV in my vein and bid me farewell, saying that I would be under observation that night. That early morning in the infirmary was long and restless. As I lay on the stretcher, watching the shadows dance on the walls in the dim light of the lamp, my mind was in turmoil. The image of Tulley's contorted face, his red and empty eyes, continued to haunt my thoughts.
Whenever I tried to close my eyes, that memory came back, until, irritated, I decided that I would sleep one way or another. I began to ignore the thoughts and try to induce sleep, no matter how shallow. Gradually, I calmed down, clearing that terrible picture from my mind, when I felt something strange. A tingling sensation took over my body, I felt my face start to warm up, and a familiar smell in the air. I could smell that acidic odor coming from Tulley's mouth, now, right in my nose, I started to tremble, the palms of my hands sweating as I thought it was a vivid nightmare... wishful thinking.
I opened my eyes only for my heart to race abnormally. There, with his face almost lying on mine, with his eyes glazed and his mouth wide open in a silent scream, was Tulley, standing. I could see the empty stretcher and the sheets on the floor. On his arm, the needle now disconnected from the IV dripped blood all over the floor, in a darker tone than normal.
Panic took hold of me as I stared at that surreal scene before my eyes. I wanted to do something, scream for help, but it was as if I were in sleep paralysis. I wanted to get out of there as fast as possible, but my throat seemed closed, as if fear had completely taken over me. Tulley remained there, motionless like a statue, with those empty eyes and the mouth open in a silent scream. Blood slowly dripped from his disconnected needle, forming small dark puddles on the infirmary floor.
Finally, after an eternity, I managed to gather the strength to move. With a tremendous effort, I reached for the button that called for help and pressed it with all my might. Soon, the guards came running towards me, and I pointed to that flesh statue, trying to explain what had happened. They quickly took control of the situation, removing Tulley from the infirmary and calling a medical team to check his condition.
I still wake up occasionally trembling and sweating, with the image of the guard staring at me. On some warmer nights, I can even smell the ocher odor escaping from his mouth. I returned to my cell the next day, and Tulley never returned to duty; they say he spent the rest of his days in a mental institution. But at that moment, considering all my ignorance, I could only wonder one thing as I stared at the metal bars: What the hell was in cell 11?
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Even though I had some run-ins with the police and even spent a night in the local precinct cell, nothing prepared me for what I would face behind bars. I got there and felt weak, like the kid I was, just a child who had barely left diapers and already thought he ruled the block. There were many internal rules there, and you'd be surprised how respectful men who broke the law could be with each other. There were certain ethical norms, and in cases of disrespect, the "Court" came into play.
The "Court" was a group formed by Francis, the boss of a faction, and some of his trusted men; they judged some issues and decided punishments, which could range from doing the laundry for the guy you offended for the rest of the week to something heavier. The guards didn't even bother, actually, it seemed to work well and saved them some trouble, and in return, Francis and his buddies received some "perks" like cigarettes and chocolates.
Some of the most notable rules in jail were: "Never cut in line at the cafeteria," "Don't touch others' things without permission," and "Don't disrespect other inmates' visits." All of this seemed normal and reasonable, but there was one specific rule that bothered me: Never look at the painting on the wall of cell 11. I remember hearing some murmurs down the corridor from time to time, but the first time I understood the issue was on a night when old Munford was telling his stories.
Old Munford was a card-carrying swindler, used to deceive people with a mask of senility, and as you might expect, prison was a gold mine for him, where his skills of smooth talk and diplomacy fit well along with, of course, an excellent talent for storytelling to pass time on nights when it was too hot to sleep early. That particular night, the conversation revolved around the unwritten rules of the prison, and that's when Munford mentioned the mysterious rule of cell 11.
"Listen up, lads," he said with a tone of seriousness that grabbed everyone's attention. "In cell 11, there's a painting on the wall, and there's a very clear rule about it: never, under any circumstances, look directly at it."
The murmurs spread throughout the circle of inmates.
"It was painted by a guy who passed through here a long time ago for killing his own mother. He was locked up in solitary confinement in cell 11, and during a psychotic episode, he used something that no one really knows what it is to paint the eye. They say that since then, strange things happen to those who defy this rule, from terrible nightmares to disappearances."
"Alright old man, enough of scaring the ladies," Francis's voice interrupted, and I swear I could see some inmates jump in fright.
Some colleagues nervously laughed, trying to dissipate the heavy atmosphere that had settled. I, on the other hand, couldn't shake those words from my head. The painting in cell 11, the psychotic murderer, the stories of nightmares and disappearances... All of it intrigued me in a way I hadn't expected.
That night, lying in my own cell, the thought of the painting haunted me. I couldn't shake the feeling that something sinister loomed over that macabre art. Days passed, and I did my best to avoid any mention of cell 11 even though I thought about it all the time. It was a kind of obsession mixed with fear and apprehension; I longed to know more, but I didn't have the courage to ask. However, fate, or perhaps my own imprudence, decided to play with me.
I was playing basketball on one of the sports nights we had in the yard when Bob, a big, tall guy, threw himself against me to prevent a basket I was about to make. I felt my body collide with Bob's, and for a moment, the air seemed to have been sucked out of the room. I found myself awkwardly falling to the ground, the sound of my body hitting the concrete echoing in my mind. As I tried to catch my breath, I saw Bob's face, contorted in a mixture of anger and triumph. He knew he had taken me down.
I took a deep breath, ignoring the throbbing pain spreading through me, and struggled to get up. Bob was laughing, a guttural sound that seemed to resonate in my ears. It only fueled my irritation. I wanted to retaliate, but I knew it would only result in bigger problems. So, I swallowed my wounded pride and moved on, trying to focus on the game.
But when the game ended and everyone began to disperse, I felt a heavy gaze upon me. It was Bob, staring at me with a disturbing intensity. I frowned, feeling uncomfortable with the way he was watching me. It wasn't like I had never faced intimidating stares before, but there was something different about the way he was looking at me, something that sent shivers down my spine.
I tried to ignore him and move on, but his presence hung over me like a shadow. As I walked away from the court, I felt a chill run down my spine. I decided to head back to my cell, hoping to find some peace and quiet there. But, upon arrival, I was met with an unpleasant surprise. The guard responsible for the corridor, Tulley, was standing in front of cell 11, with the door open and staring inside, mouth agape.
"Hey, Tulley?" I asked, approaching at a safe distance. "Guard Tulley?" I leaned toward him.
Suddenly, his neck jerked, his face slowly began to turn to face me. Now, the moonlight caught his face very well, illuminating the pale skin that reflected like a beacon in that dark corridor. I could see now the tear streaks down his cheek, his eyes staring at me with an irritated red hue, as if he hadn't blinked in a while. Without changing the expression on his face, a scream poured from his throat along with a thick strand of saliva.
My legs started to tremble as I watched that surreal scene unfold before me. Part of me wanted to run away as fast as possible, but another part was paralyzed by fear and morbid curiosity. What the hell was happening to him?
Tulley continued to stare at me with his bloodshot eyes, emitting that shrill scream that echoed through the empty prison corridors. I could feel my heart pounding irregularly in my chest as my mind tried to find a logical explanation for it all. The guard then staggered towards me, with a wobbly step, and placed his hand on my shoulder. I felt the grip tightening.
"Tulley, please!" I said louder, not to him, but to see if it would attract the attention of someone who could help. He put the other hand, even stronger, his face now inches from mine, allowing me to smell an acidic odor emanating from his hoarse voice, now his nails digging into my uniform, and I could hear them entering my skin, tearing "STOP! PLEASE!"
My screams attracted another guard, who intervened in the situation before things got even more out of control. It took two more colleagues to get him off me, and three more to take him away from there, while I remained trembling and trying to process what had just happened. My whole body was tense, muscles contracted by fear and adrenaline. I couldn't get the image of Tulley's face out of my mind.
My mind automatically returned to the stories Munford had told about cell 11 and the wall. Did that have any connection to what I had just witnessed? Was there really something painted on the wall? I looked at that open door, the number 11 engraved on the door's lead. It seemed to invite me, to mess with me. I could go there, see what was inside the cell, no one would need to know, right?
I found myself raising my hand without even realizing it, heading towards the door, ready to open it a little more and see inside the cell, when a voice echoed behind me in the corridor, calling my name. I jumped out of the trance startled, and turned to see the nurse, who was calling me to be taken to the infirmary.
"These are pretty nasty injuries," she commented, as she examined the wounds.
"It was nothing," I tried to sound tough. The only thing I noticed was the surreal beauty of the woman I hadn't seen before. I saw the name "Linda" pinned to her badge. "I've been through much worse on the streets, Linda."
"Miss Linda" she corrected, tightening the bandage knot with a hint of annoyance at the taunt. I let out a small "ouch" of discomfort, and I could see a small smile forming on her face.
"And Tulley?" I continued, trying to change the subject. "He, well, seemed strange, very strange tonight."
Linda's expression instantly changed upon hearing the guard's name, her eyes darkening slightly, and a shadow of concern crossing her face.
"We still don't have much information. It seems to be a psychotic episode; we had to sedate him," she shook her head, pointing to the stretcher behind me, where he now lay peacefully, in contrast to moments before.
"A psychotic episode?" I repeated, my voice sounding more like a whisper than I would have liked. "Does... does this happen here often?"
Linda hesitated for a moment, as if pondering what to say.
"Not so often, but it happens," she finally replied, carefully choosing her words. "The environment in here can be... challenging for some. Not everyone can handle the pressure."
A guard entered, requesting the girl's services for a sick inmate. She quickly adjusted the IV in my vein and bid me farewell, saying that I would be under observation that night. That early morning in the infirmary was long and restless. As I lay on the stretcher, watching the shadows dance on the walls in the dim light of the lamp, my mind was in turmoil. The image of Tulley's contorted face, his red and empty eyes, continued to haunt my thoughts.
Whenever I tried to close my eyes, that memory came back, until, irritated, I decided that I would sleep one way or another. I began to ignore the thoughts and try to induce sleep, no matter how shallow. Gradually, I calmed down, clearing that terrible picture from my mind, when I felt something strange. A tingling sensation took over my body, I felt my face start to warm up, and a familiar smell in the air. I could smell that acidic odor coming from Tulley's mouth, now, right in my nose, I started to tremble, the palms of my hands sweating as I thought it was a vivid nightmare... wishful thinking.
I opened my eyes only for my heart to race abnormally. There, with his face almost lying on mine, with his eyes glazed and his mouth wide open in a silent scream, was Tulley, standing. I could see the empty stretcher and the sheets on the floor. On his arm, the needle now disconnected from the IV dripped blood all over the floor, in a darker tone than normal.
Panic took hold of me as I stared at that surreal scene before my eyes. I wanted to do something, scream for help, but it was as if I were in sleep paralysis. I wanted to get out of there as fast as possible, but my throat seemed closed, as if fear had completely taken over me. Tulley remained there, motionless like a statue, with those empty eyes and the mouth open in a silent scream. Blood slowly dripped from his disconnected needle, forming small dark puddles on the infirmary floor.
Finally, after an eternity, I managed to gather the strength to move. With a tremendous effort, I reached for the button that called for help and pressed it with all my might. Soon, the guards came running towards me, and I pointed to that flesh statue, trying to explain what had happened. They quickly took control of the situation, removing Tulley from the infirmary and calling a medical team to check his condition.
I still wake up occasionally trembling and sweating, with the image of the guard staring at me. On some warmer nights, I can even smell the ocher odor escaping from his mouth. I returned to my cell the next day, and Tulley never returned to duty; they say he spent the rest of his days in a mental institution. But at that moment, considering all my ignorance, I could only wonder one thing as I stared at the metal bars: What the hell was in cell 11?
2024.05.08 20:13 kyle-f14 Feedback on my IT Consultancy Model
Hey!
I have been doing a fair bit off work and research the last few weeks with my 2 man IT Business, loing story short set up a consultancy business and have 2 schools for Apple and MDM support as and when, some self employed people that just wanted laptops etc setup with email so on that hate tech.
Now im ready to branch out and start looking for clients thought id ask for honest feed back on my plan. So I mainly currently work in Apple and my colleague works in AV which is his area due to cross at some point maybe but not yet! (currently making some tech stacks, proposal templates etc).
I prefer Apple but open to working with windows, google etc as well.
Services:
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I have been doing a fair bit off work and research the last few weeks with my 2 man IT Business, loing story short set up a consultancy business and have 2 schools for Apple and MDM support as and when, some self employed people that just wanted laptops etc setup with email so on that hate tech.
Now im ready to branch out and start looking for clients thought id ask for honest feed back on my plan. So I mainly currently work in Apple and my colleague works in AV which is his area due to cross at some point maybe but not yet! (currently making some tech stacks, proposal templates etc).
I prefer Apple but open to working with windows, google etc as well.
Services:
- IT Support - remote, onsite support and managed services/breakfix pretty standard
- IT MDM solutions for Apple Devices (Jamf or Addigy are my personal fav)
- For security - IT Audits/healthchecks and Anti virus management/dpeloyment solution, monitoring for Apple servers etc (still choosing Datto most likely) its not compuslary but I find it always helps.
- IT training for Apple devices and systems. (got lesson plans being made in progress)
- Google/linkedin ads
- BNI
- Chamber off commerce
- Edtech expos and other MSP/Apple expos
- Subcontracting with a couple off MSP's
- Trying to build a relationship with some other small local MSP's for referrals and vice versa if they come across there niche etc.
- Also using linkedin to write a couple off blogs and looking at designing a seminar around the latest apple features/security stuff to speak at companies etc
2024.05.08 19:56 Sweet-Weakness-6094 Workplace Nightmare, a Saga of Disappointment
Part 1: Workplace Drama. I work for a IT consulting company as an asset manager. A while ago (6 months or so), I was told that I would be training “help” from counterparts offshore. I trained 3 people, and they were helping with easy administrative stuff. But they weren’t getting it. They would make constant errors and I would ask them to fix them. They didn’t. And I would eventually need to work on that task so I just corrected it anyway. This went on for months. I spoke with management and they did nothing. “Train them again” was their solution. I did not and stopped using them for help.
Part 2: Training to “Help” Us. About 1 or 2 months ago, another member of my team (let’s call him Bob) started training one of those 3 people. The trainee (let’s call him Steve) he’s the only one left, the other two either moved on or quit (not sure). In management meetings and in team meetings, Bob would say that it’s not going well and tell us that Steve had dropped the ball on basically everything. Steve wasn’t joining client meetings or following up on work at all. But again it was ignored and management did nothing. At this point, we were very concerned about our jobs and what would happen to us as well as our clients should anything happen.
Part 3: The WORST. Early last week, management told me to train Steve on my role specifically. All of our roles are a little different but we basically do the same thing and work with the same clients to complete tasks. I trained Steve for an hour on my role, Steve seemingly understood everything. But Steve shared his screen and asked me to read his notes. He basically wrote down a few sentences and I was shocked. Our job is very detailed and you can get lost in the systems we use, so his short sentences weren’t going to help him get the job done. Management told us to write everything down that dealt with Steve (and we have been), so that’s what I did. I’ve written notes and everything on stuff that didn’t work out or just anything that happened in general with Steve. It was till not going well.
Part 4: Ultimate B.S. Earlier today, my boss called me with bad news. My position would no longer be available to me in less than a month, Steve was moving into that position. I’m taking the rest of the week off to process this information. On top of this, I have another weekly meeting to train Steve tomorrow morning and I’m expected to train him again, nothing I can do about it. Even if I take the time off.
Part 5: The question. Should I train Steve? Am I legally obligated to? If not, how should I handle this situation? Family is telling me to just up and quit. But I’m not sure that’s my best option for me. What do you guys think?
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Part 2: Training to “Help” Us. About 1 or 2 months ago, another member of my team (let’s call him Bob) started training one of those 3 people. The trainee (let’s call him Steve) he’s the only one left, the other two either moved on or quit (not sure). In management meetings and in team meetings, Bob would say that it’s not going well and tell us that Steve had dropped the ball on basically everything. Steve wasn’t joining client meetings or following up on work at all. But again it was ignored and management did nothing. At this point, we were very concerned about our jobs and what would happen to us as well as our clients should anything happen.
Part 3: The WORST. Early last week, management told me to train Steve on my role specifically. All of our roles are a little different but we basically do the same thing and work with the same clients to complete tasks. I trained Steve for an hour on my role, Steve seemingly understood everything. But Steve shared his screen and asked me to read his notes. He basically wrote down a few sentences and I was shocked. Our job is very detailed and you can get lost in the systems we use, so his short sentences weren’t going to help him get the job done. Management told us to write everything down that dealt with Steve (and we have been), so that’s what I did. I’ve written notes and everything on stuff that didn’t work out or just anything that happened in general with Steve. It was till not going well.
Part 4: Ultimate B.S. Earlier today, my boss called me with bad news. My position would no longer be available to me in less than a month, Steve was moving into that position. I’m taking the rest of the week off to process this information. On top of this, I have another weekly meeting to train Steve tomorrow morning and I’m expected to train him again, nothing I can do about it. Even if I take the time off.
Part 5: The question. Should I train Steve? Am I legally obligated to? If not, how should I handle this situation? Family is telling me to just up and quit. But I’m not sure that’s my best option for me. What do you guys think?
2024.05.08 19:24 Arrenil Brixton was bloody brilliant
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2024.05.08 19:23 Conscious-Dingo4463 Elite
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2024.05.08 18:56 -screamingtoad- Having a hard time mentally? Tips & tricks here!
Although I'm only 8dpo today, I had a hysterectomy in 2022 which is also a Long-Ass Healing Time, and have spent 13 years in therapy on-and-off for c-ptsd. So here's my collection of theraputic-and-practical tips and tricks for when you're down mentally and physically!
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- Look ahead only to the next hour. yes, it's an interminably long time till the next pain med/restrictions lifted/the promised date of Feeling Better. But you know what's a lot shorter? An hour! Are you going to go for a walk? Watch your favorite comfort tv show or movie? Go refill your water cup then settle down with a sticker book? Crack the book at the top of your long-neglected to-read stack? Think short term, and the hours will fly by. But don't forget to set an alarm for your next meds if you're prone to getting lost in time, like me!
- The Dopamine Hit: food edition. You do deserve to have a chocolate pudding cup. No, really. Have some comfort foods on hand.
- The nourishment question: have you been having a fuckload of protein? Are you sure? Try ordering some high-protein snacks and drinks, and if you can't get your mood up, have one.
- Exercise! When I feel antsy, I do a short little walk. Do as much as feels good. For me at the moment, 1-3 blocks is my sweet spot, and I can feel my pain physically drop once I relax my shoulders and settle into a swinging stride.
- Speaking of shoulders. My doctor gave me permission to do small, gentle shoulder rolls starting 1dpo. Go forwards and backwards. I was also instructed to take deep, slow breaths every hour, and I like to do them around the same time. Often when I'm cranky, I'm actually a bit tense and achey.
- Are you behind on your pain meds? Check your schedule.
- Could you use a nap? Does a pudding cup/protein drink then a lie down sound really nice? Think about having a nap. Combines well with comfort tv show or comfort music. Tired but can't nap? Try a walk and some water, then napping.
- The Intrusive Thoughts Cure: can't stop thinking upsetting things? Pick a person or character whose opinion you do not respect at all. Preferably someone you have contempt for. Think, Ben Shap*ro saying pussies shouldn't get wet when aroused. Barf. Now picture that person saying the thought you can't stop thinking. For me, this works instantly, and I start thinking of reasons why the fucknut is w r o n g.
- Intrusive Thoughts Cure #2: When I think something derogatory about myself, and it's a repetitive thought I have a lot and want to stop having, I make a mental note to do this. Let's say it's "I'm so stupid." When you notice yourself thinking "I'm so stupid," take a deep breath and say out loud, "I am not stupid, I am just tired/healing/cranky." Or whatever affirmation works for your intrusive thought. It can feel uncomfortable at first and takes more mental energy, which is why I also included the other option above.
2024.05.08 18:53 Mikeysmoove369 What are the significance of flamingoes in cyberpunk? Also I’m trying to get into the door in the Dogtown area (read below)
The under-passage where it says “beware the techno necromancers” not the one where the ripper doc is, but on the other side where it also says “we have cookies”. I believe it’s right below heavy hearts. For those of you who know what door I’m talking about, please do me the honors of letting me know because it’s been driving me insane. Did all the quests and gigs so I don’t think the door is waiting to be unlocked by a quest. Because it’s “on”. And when you go down there. There is a guy with his hands up as if he was casting “magic with his hands” (not because he’s scared, he seems to be in a calm neutral state + he always spawns doing that same creepy gesture)(right next to buck-a-slice, bottom of the stairs)and then there’s an npc glitching out right through the floor or doing weird repeating glitch movements. I’ve seen these occurrences happen at least 3 times. Creepy npc that usually spawns there is the one with the short sleeve hood with a big x on it. And sometimes they wear belts or lanyards with what seems to be a stack/collection of multiple cyber decks attached to it. Im not 100% sure those the the necromancers but those shady npcs with “X” on their clothes are definitely sus, and stalk you, bump right into you. Go to that area I’m talking about and see for yourself. I will upload a video later for the people who don’t know
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2024.05.08 18:32 cuntylover lmfaooo found this in my phone from last year
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2024.05.08 18:32 hallach_halil Undrafted free agents from 2024 who could make an early impact:
 | https://preview.redd.it/v7oo0rbra8zc1.png?width=900&format=png&auto=webp&s=a15cd5a260e787e085c6b54b7232fd2f3de32176 submitted by hallach_halil to NFL_Draft [link] [comments] . The 2024 NFL Draft has come and gone, as we wrap up our extensive coverage of this stage of the league calendar. Before we sort of transition over into the final stages of discussing how teams have built up their rosters, discussing how the new additions fit in across my divisional draft and roster review series starting next week, I wanted to show some love to a few players who didn’t actually hear their names called over the course of the weekend in Detroit. Just last year, I called out Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent, who ended up starting four games, Vikings linebacker Ivan Pace Jr., who was a borderline Pro Bowl performer, and Buccaneers defensive back Christian Izien, who was their quasi-starter in the slot. So there’s always still talent to be found once the draft is wrapped up and while opportunity has to be taken into account here, in the right situation there are UDFAs that could play significant roles as early as this season, even if it’s not in a starting capacity necessarily. Here are some names, who I believe are capable of contributing and are in a situation where they could get a chance to do so: . . https://preview.redd.it/fta26d2wa8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=de2b0c80cc93674081ecb43cb2126f25f9fbfa27 . RB DeShaun Fenwick, Oregon State – New England PatriotsThis was actually one of the first players I wrote about during this pre-draft process, when I outlined him as one of the biggest standouts from the 2024 college all-star events, having watched him consistency showing up in positive ways during East-West Shrine Bowl practices. Funnily enough, I talked a lot about what Fenwick did during one-on-ones as a receiver in that piece, considering he only hauled in 30 passes across 50 career games between South Carolina and Oregon State. You saw him detach from guys down the field on corner and streak routes, but really what stood out was his attention to detail in that regard, altering tempo, throwing in rocker-steps and freezing the feet of guys covering him. Along with that, he has clearly worked on his technique as a pass-protector, erasing the space to blitzer and striking them with a tight punch. As a runner, he plays up to his size at 6’1”, 220 pounds as a battering ram RB2 for the Beavers paired up with what could be a top-ten back in next year’s class in Damien Martinez. However, while the ran a lot inside and outside zone there, I also really like Fenwick’s projection into more of a gap-scheme oriented approach, thanks to how well he can press creases vertically, make subtle adjustments to get to the opposite edge after blockers after forcing guys on the second level to commit and get skinny through tight creases despite his size.So as I consider what this Patriots offense could look like under their new leadership, I think this is a back that could fit very well. Coming over from Cleveland, I expect offensive coordinator Alex Van Pelt to re-commit to a more downhill-oriented approach, considering the pieces they have on the O-line outside of maybe former first-round pick left guard Cole Strange, when they seemingly wanted to dabble more in the wide zone meta we saw across the NFL. While they did bring in Antonio Gibson as more of a receiving option and someone who can provide some big-play potential, I think he’s someone you want to take mental processing off the table as more of a one-cut-and-go zone runner. Yet, Rhamondre Stevenson for as an even slightly bigger back then Fenwick, has some pretty sweet feet to navigate around points of pressure and pace himself as he sets up pulling linemen. As a fifth-year player, I think the former Oregon State RB can operate in a similar mold, even though I don’t like him as much when he gets out to the perimeter and utilizes blockers in space, while lacking that extra gear to pull away from the pursuit. However, he can take some of the load off the starter with his willingness to drop his pads and have a cumulative effect on the defense taking those kinds of blows. Paired with that, for a rookie he can also be useful taking on pass-pro reps and only dropped two of 32 catchable targets in his career with consistent overhand technique. Neither JaMychal Hasty nor Ke’Shawn Vaugh have really established themselves as committee options and Kevin Harris, who the Pats drafted two years ago with a similar profile, has only been active in nine games and touched the ball 37 times. . . https://preview.redd.it/jeplpl10b8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2ff0fd2785578734afca5a36a44ba119a9da241e . WR Isaiah Williams, Illinois – Detroit LionsSomeone I didn’t bring up as a player who emerged from the college all-star circuit but had a solid Shrine Bowl week himself, was Isaiah Williams. Formerly recruited as a four-star dual-threat quarterback, he made the transition to catching passes three years ago and while Illinois put the ball in his hands to hit his fellow receivers a few times during stretch, he put up just under 1100 yards and five touchdowns on 94 touches this past season, earning himself first-team All-Big Ten accolades. However, the reason not him but teammate Casey Washington actually got drafted is that Williams that he’s on the smaller end at 5’9”, 180 pounds and ran a 4.63 at the combine. To me, unless you look at the former as a pure special teamer, the NFL clearly took the wrong guy here. Wiliams is highly elusive off the line with subtle shifts or more violent sticks to gain positioning on the release, putting the defender in trail technique off the snap pretty much and then he plays so much faster than hos 40-time would indicate, to where you see him rapidly get on top of guys with that burst in slot fades. He can accelerate through his cuts, packs some effective swipe-moves to create separation against tighter coverage at the break-point and consistently was friendly to his quarterback. His drop rate is a little higher (7.0%) than you’d like to see and his contested-catch rate (35.3%) lower, but he shows no hesitation of extending for the ball in traffic and you love what he provides after the catch. He already has that lower center of gravity to be efficient with his transitions and make more dramatic moves in the open field, but he also shows the balance to pull through wraps, forcing 51 missed tackles across 164 combined catches over the last two seasons.So I look at this Lions depth chart, they just locked up Amon-Ra St. Brown as their “power slot extraordinaire”, they hope former first-round pick Jameson Williams can build on some of the flashes late last season as a field-stretcher and Kalif Raymond is back for a fourth season in Detroit as someone who’s averaged 560 yards per year with them and has been their designated punt returner. However, beyond that, you’re looking at Donovan Peoples-Jones, who they traded a sixth-round pick to Cleveland for, but only averaged just over six offensive snaps outside of a meaningless week 18 game. I kind of liked Antoine Green as a seventh-round pick for them last year, who was this vertical ball-winner for North Carolina, because they didn’t really have that skill-set outside of maybe Marvin Jones Jr. – who’s now off the roster – but the then-rookie only caught one pass for two yards. The only other receiver currently on the roster anybody would even recognize by name is former Saint Tre’Quan Smith, who was bouncing between practice squads and was only active for one game last year. So there’s a pretty good chance Isaiah Williams makes it through final cuts as this team’s WR5 at least. He provides the YAC skills that this team is somewhat lacking and can be an extension of this run game, just like he was for the Fighting Illini, being a fly sweep threats, running backside bubbles or just creating microwave offense on screens. . . https://preview.redd.it/7e3cre62b8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c8030e3d0337a5e4e215a499eaf64f50c828bf48 . WR Marcus Rosemy-Jacksaint, Georgia – Washington CommandersSticking with the wide receiver position, we’re looking at quite a different profile to Isaiah Williams with this 6’1”, 205-pound Georgia wideout. Rosemy-Jacksaint was four-star recruit in 2020, who struggled to work his way onto the field for a deep Bulldogs receiving corp, with just 11 catches over his first two years. He became a bigger part of the rotation in 2022 (29-337-two touchdowns), but really established himself as a senior, turning 34 grabs into 535 yards and four TDs. I first became aware of this player during Senior Bowl practices, but I actually didn’t love what I saw there. In a setting that favors shifty separators, who can take advantage of the extended space provided to them during one-on-ones, his routes became somewhat predictable with no deceptive speed and footwork alternations. That’s not saying I didn’t also see him come out of his front-loaded staggered stance without any wasted movement and didn’t like how he was able to violently stick his foot in the ground for sharp transitions as a bigger body-type, along with catching the first touchdown on gameday through contact. Going to the tape, I thought he was very disciplined with his route-stems, snapped off curls well and I really appreciated his play-strength, battling for positioning, defeating leverage of defenders and nudging them off at the top of routes. You combine that with big, natural hands (zero drops on 98 targets over the past two seasons), large catch-radius with those 33-inch arms and competitiveness with the ball in air, hauling in seven of 11 contested targets last year.However, what really made me buy in with Rosemy-Jacksaint and what I think the Commander coaching staff will fall in love with is what he provides as a blocker. Works up to off-corners under good control and is able to latch his hands inside their frame at a high rate. You can deploy him in closer splits, cracking back on safeties, getting a tight grip on the point-man of bunches or even pinning edge defenders inside on plays out to the perimeter. And you see this guy’s hands stay attached until the echo of the whistle a lot of times to take defenders for a ride. Is there anybody this profile reminds you of, thinking about what new GM Adam Peters had in San Francisco? – Jauan Jennings is who came to mind for me. Just like the Niner’s dirty-work receiver and chain-mover, the question with the former Bulldog is the long speed, backed up by running an abysmal 4.81 at Georgia’s pro day. I’m not aware of any off-field concerns, which led to Jennings going undrafted, who I believe offered more after the catch. Washington’s offense will have a much more spread-out look than San Francisco of course with the combination of OC Kliff Kingsbury and second overall pick Jayden Daniels, but to complement a smaller receiving corp that will likely rely on the guy they selected 100th overall in Luke McCaffrey – who I believe is still learning the intricacies of the position – I think as a big slot and role player to help get the run game off the ground, I think Rosemy-Jacksaint has a good chance to make the roster. Assuming they’re looking at different options for the return game, this guy offers more on offense than Dax Milne. . . https://preview.redd.it/t12h1w54b8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8c9ffa18b621117a1da429d8086b210247d3aa35 . TE Dallin Holker, Colorado State – New Orleans SaintsOne of the more surprising players from this list who ultimately didn’t get picked as part of a fairly underwhelming tight-end class is Dallin Holker. There were only 12 guys who got selected altogether, but I had him just inside my personal top-ten. That was more of a reflection of the quality of the group overall, as I only saw five TEs inside my top-100 while everybody else had some clear warts. For Holker, he wasn’t asked to line up next to the tackle or would create displacement in the run game, while as a receiver he would tip off defenders by drifting during his route stems, he ran a 4.78 at 241 pounds at the combine and he’s not the most natural at contorting his body for off-target grabs. With that being said, there is plenty of good with the second-team All-American, who just put up career-highs across the board in catches (64), yards (767) and touchdowns (six). I thought his actual game speed was a lot better than what he was timed up, watching him gain a step on guys up the seams or racking up yards after the catch when hauling in passes on the run. Holker can also drop his hips and create space for himself and generally navigates well around ancillary zone defenders to find openings. He tracks the deep ball well over either shoulder, not losing focus with someone on his hip, and generally does a good job taking advantage of his large frame to shield the ball and absorb contact, as well as being flexible enough to pluck passes below his knees. As a blocker, you’re best served to utilize him on the move, whether that’s sifting across the formation, inserting against linebackers or covering up bodies in space when you try to get the ball out towards the sideline.One of the keys to Holker not at least getting a call late on day three is that he didn’t leave the greatest impression during Shrine Bowl week, with a couple of semi-drops with contact and not approaching the ball optimally. However, I didn’t notice that as a general issue for him and as he acclimates to a higher level of competition, I think he has a place on an NFL roster as someone who can earn opportunities by being a reliable target who will fight for extra yardage, and he even lined up some at fullback during team sessions of those aforementioned practices. As I consider how he might fit in with the Saints specifically, I’m looking at a fantasy sleeper from a year ago in Juwan Johnson who didn’t match his prior production in a more prominent role, Foster Moreau as someone who they limited to an underneath option in terms of the pass game and whatever you want to define Taysom Hill as. Whether the latter is on the roster or not, with Klint Kubiak now taking over play-calling duties I’m expecting a fair share of multi-TE sets and could see Holker earn a role as an H-back on early downs and someone with alignment versatility in defined dropback settings. . . https://preview.redd.it/iv2o0t16b8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=24e0937f8c003a1e09b5062e6f5fba2b3a6c6189 . IOL Drake Nugent, Michigan – San Francisco 49ersMoving on to the offensive line now, I saw a path where teams would pass on Drake Nugent compared to see more impressive physical profiles on day three, but I was still shocked to see him go undrafted entirely. Depending on what you count some of these tackle/guard flex options as, there were between 25 and 30 interior O-linemen selected overall. For me, Nugent was IOL18, even though I acknowledge that he may be considered a center only at 6’1”, right around 300 pounds with pretty small hands. After barely seeing the field his first two years in college, he started all 39 games between Stanford and Michigan over the past three years, earning first-team All-Big Ten accolades and helping pave the way for a national championship as the replacement for another highly-regarded transfer at the pivot in Olu Oluwatimi. Nugent definitely lacks some size and length, to where you don’t see him just overwhelming nose-tackles at the point of attack or stun interior rushers with his punch. However, he wins as a run-blocker with great technique and naturally built-in leverage, being able to execute down- and back-blocks as part of the Wolverines’ gap schemes where they pulled their guards a lot, but he’s also very capable of getting his hips around to reach-block first-level defenders or secure moving targets climbing off combos. As a pass-protector, he operates with good flexion at his hips, knees and ankles in order to protect a firm interior of the pocket despite only being around 300 pounds. He consistently fits his hands underneath the chest of rushers, showcases impressive reactionary quicks to mirror active movers and is able to guide crossing linebackers or loopers off track at a high rate.Considering what Kyle Shanahan and company value in terms of the offensive line – particularly at the center position – I think Nugent fits those qualifications very well. While the rest of the measurements aren’t as intriguing, he put up borderline elite agility numbers at the combine and you see that short-area quickness on tape as well. Michigan didn’t run a whole lot of outside zone, because the guys around the pivot were much more power-based and they’d mash people inside, creating extra gaps with their guards being used as pullers. However, I think Nugent can absolutely get to the play-side shoulder of shades and 2i-technique, wall off bodies on the second level and then has the lateral movement skills to slide in front of blitzers with how much 5-0 protections San Francisco runs, because they want to get five eligibles out in the pattern. Outside of their starter Jake Brendel, the only guy under contract who has really snapped the ball in the NFL is Jon Feliciano, who they brought in third-round pick Dominick Puni (Kansas) to compete for the starting gig at right guard for most likely. So I’m not sure if the Michigan standout makes the active roster week one, but if Brendel misses any time and Feliciano wins that position battle, he may end up starting at center or at least be your primary backup. And I can see a world where Puni starts a few contests at right tackle as well (after he played on the blindside for the Jayhawks), which would open up further opportunities. . . https://preview.redd.it/ibmsnev7b8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=db7dffece8f6418bb7ea378de6dec90a49c1e168 . IOL Kinglsey Eguakun, Florida – Detroit LionsYou’ll see a couple of other teams make the list with two potential impact UDFAs, but Detroit is the only one with multiple guys on one side of the ball, as I could see both wide receiver Isaiah Williams and Florida’s starting center over the last three years make the cut. What probably hurt him in this process is the fact that he was lost a month into the 2023 season with an ankle injury and he also didn’t work out at the combine due to tight hamstrings. However, we did see him perform at the Senior Bowl and I thought he had a really nice week. What stands out right away as we compare him to Michigan’s Drake Nugent for example is that he may not even be a full ten pounds heavier, but Eguakun presents a much denser build. Thanks to that, combined with throwing out a nice snatch-trap move a couple of times, his ability to anchor against power-rushers and put people on the ground when they get off balance, made him a very effective pass-protector. On 145 pass-blocking snaps last season, he was only charged with one sack and five additional pressures. In the run game, he has some impressive reps on tape executing different assignment on zone concepts, whether he’s latching and sustaining against D-linemen deep into the play-clock, overtaking/folding underneath on combos or shove scraping linebackers past the target. And for what that more squatty build might suggest, he’s pretty effective with getting to further extended landmarks and secure bodies in space.With that being said, I did have a few other names ahead of Eguakun in my IOL rankings and he certainly has his flaws. Whether that’s not always bending at his knees and bringing his feet along as a run-blocker, his hands generally sliding to high in both facets and needing to gear up the level of activity in his hand-usage to battle interior pass-rushers. Combining those issues, he was penalized an insane 31(!) times across 1029 total snaps these last three years combined. Nevertheless, not only do I believe those issues are fixable down the road with the right coaching, but I also look at a pretty clear path to earn the backup center job and provide value as someone who can probably jump in at guard as well. Right now, with Graham Glasgow expected to jump in at left guard for Jonah Jackson, who just left in free agency, the only other O-linemen on this roster currently are Colby Sorsdal, who they selected in the fifth round as a developmental tackle out of William & Mary last year, the guy they surprised us with in the fourth round of this draft out of the University of British Columbia, who is also looked at as a guy who isn’t NFL-ready but has intriguing athletic tools, and former Boston College guard Christian Mahogany, who went a good 100 picks later than I expected late in the sixth round due to some medical concerns. None of those have experience at the pivot and otherwise there’s no other drafted player on this roster. Depending on if Detroit signs another free agent on the tertiary market, I see a good chance for Eguakun to make it through cuts. . . https://preview.redd.it/vfnzljfab8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=150edc1723580dc4fad2686d8134741b45b8ee5e . EDGE Gabriel Murphy, UCLA – Minnesota VikingsNobody hit a bigger homerun on the undrafted free agent market last year than the Vikings. I heard the concerns around linebacker Ivan Pace Jr. coming out of Cincinnati and thought he’d go later than where I valued him, considering he was my 90th overall prospect, but when he landed with defensive coordinator Brian Flores in Minnesota, I immediately thought he’d be an impact starter, and he ended up playing at a fringe Pro Bowl level. This time around, they brought in a player I considered a fourth-round prospect but had some similar concerns based on length. His 30.5-inch arms place him in the sixth-percentile, although the rest of his measurables and athletic testing all basically were in the upper third for the position. Now, that does create some issues when he’s in those close combats against offensive tackles in both facets and you didn’t really see him be asked to stack-and-shed on the edge in the run game, as he was more so allowed to “make plays”. However, there are flashes of him even lining up at three-technique and anchoring against down-block, plus he just has a knack for swiping away the hands of offensive linemen and disrupting the backfield. What you really bring him in for however is that he can probably contribute early on already as a pass-rusher. He effectively sets up cross-chops and beats guys laterally with almost “euro-step”-like footwork. Murphy shows a great feel for the weight-distribution of blockers and has the versatility to move along the front, creating issues on the interior with his quickness. Playing along a loaded D-line at UCLA last season certainly helped, but he racked up 62 QB pressures across 355 pass-rush snaps last season.Looking at Minnesota’s EDGE situation, they basically swapped out long-time veteran Danielle Hunter for a younger version in Jonathan Greenard coming off a career-year at the end of his rookie deal in Houston. Unlike many suspected them having to trade away both their first-round picks for a quarterback in the top-five, they were able to move up to 17th overall to pair quarterback J.J. McCarthy with what many regarded as EDGE1 in Alabama’s Dallas Turner. And they did sign former Dolphin Andrew Van Ginkel to a back-loaded two-year, 20-million-dollar contract, in part due to DC Brian Flores’ familiarity with him. However, while Jihad Ward is currently listed as an outside linebacker, at 290 pounds you’re not really going to ask him to drop into coverage, which they do a lot in a system that either brings six or only three, being very extreme-oriented. Other than that, it’s down to Pat Jones, who just played a career-high in snaps but more out of necessity and he didn’t grade out particularly well, and a developmental guy in Andre Carter who they picked up as a UDFA from Army last year and primarily was used on special teams. As I consider who can give you the most production on passing downs right now, Murphy at the very least comes in fifth in that pecking order. So I think he could be used as a spinner over the center and be valued due to his sudden hands to quickly win those one-on-ones Flores generates. . . https://preview.redd.it/4r69zbzbb8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=94ad7fd44f59f1176f3d40932c66b086edb67f26 . IDL Fabien Lovett, Florida State – Kansas City ChiefsWhile they’ve made more investments recently, the Chiefs have a history of finding quality contributors on the defensive line late in the draft and as part of the UDFA market. They signed an edge rusher that I think could give them some snaps as part of the rotation with his urgent, violent style of play in Charlotte’s Eyabi Okie-Anoma. Yet, I want to focus on the big bear they added in the middle from Florida State. Lovett was tied for tenth in my interior D-line rankings and I thought his skill-set was worthy of investing an early day three pick in him. In terms of owning his space and sliding off blocks in run defense, he was up there with anybody outside of Texas’ massive T’Vondre Sweat as a guy playing between the guard. What I always said about him was that he had an innate feel for where pressure was being applied from and how to counter it, as he dealt with double-teams. Yet, his ability to lock out against soloes and then how slippery he is at disengaging and eating up the ball-carrier is equally impressive. Now, he doesn’t offer a whole lot of pop out of his stance and short-area twitchiness to be a legit part of a third-down package in the NFL, but he does have some dominant snaps of putting guards or centers on skates when left one-on-one and his level of activity with his hands is commendable for a guy at 6’4”, nearly 320 pounds.As a sixth-year senior who some people may look like as a two-down player, it’s understandable that the league may value other guys above him, but there’s no way he should’ve gone undrafted entirely. Considering how Kansas City has treated their defensive front, these types of players like Derrick Nnadi, Mike Pennel and others have been valuable contributors. Especially this past season, we saw them run the second-highest rate of base defense and generally they go fairly depth into their depth chart with that position group, to keep guys healthy and give them quality snaps. So while those names I mentioned are still under contract, I think there’s definitely a path to playing time for Lovett since they value those early-phase run stoppers. This guy can occupy bodies to allow their linebackers to run freely, as they just some speed with the departure of Willie Gay Jr., but when they mug someone like Leo Chenal up and create even numbers up front, his ability to work off blockers and create quick stops allows them to get to longer downs and be aggressive in their pressure-packages. Yet, when they run more stop-drop coverages, Lovett can stay on the field and contribute as a pocket-pusher or someone who frees up lanes by pulling multiple bodies with him. I think he makes that roster or at the very least is one of the first call-ups from the practice squad, and he stands out as people watch the All-22 in DecembeJanuary. . . https://preview.redd.it/k7gpvoedb8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4c827697ef2cda6117422478f4c08e3c1c441cc0 . LB Easton Gibbs, Wyoming – Seattle SeahawksMoving on to the second level of the defense, there wasn’t as obvious a choice at linebacker as last year, but there still a few guys I could see making rosters, at least if they are significant contributors on special teams. One of those names become keen of was the last in line of some quality Wyoming LBs in Easton Gibbs. I first laid my eyes on him during Shrine Bowl week, especially in terms one-on-one reps vs. the running backs in coverage. He displayed quick feet to redirect with opponents and kept them in front of him, to where even if he did surrender catches, he would’ve been right there to set the tackle for minimal yardage. He was asked to move over the slot quite a bit during team drills, where he showed the ability to read the eyes of the quarterback as a quasi-overhang, yet he’d toggle back to targets in his vicinity and his play of the week came at the goal-line, undercutting a slant route, where he would’ve been off to the races for a pick-six. On tape, his closing burst as a delayed blitzer or taking off as a spy popped a few tomes, as well as the force to plow through running backs in protection. At 6’1”, 230 pounds, Gibbs presents a pretty dense build, with a wide chest, strong arms and a powerful lower half. He excels at creating leverage and stepping past the hips of linemen in order to circle around for the tackle when the ball is going his way, yet his lateral mobility to track (wide) zone concepts from the backside is equally strong.Now, Gibbs can be overly concerned with beating blockers to the spot and loses vision on the ball at times, where he runs himself out of the picture. His transitions as a zone-defender and in open field tackling situations can be a little heavy-legged, leading to a missed-tackle rate of 11.6% across three seasons as a starter. So I thought he projected best as a SAM in a defense that utilizes his edge-setting skills and ability to cover tight-ends. That role doesn’t necessarily exist in Mike Macdonald’s system, but I think if paired with more of a rangy player on the second level, he can be a useful piece. That’s where the pairing with former Dolphin Jerome Baker makes a lot of sense, who can be the one that drops out of mugged-up looks and match up with guys out of the backfield as Gibbs is used as a pressure player. As I look at what else they have on the roster, there’s really only Tyrel Dodson in terms of guys with legit NFL experience, who logged two third of his career starts last season (10). Otherwise, they only have 23 total defensive snaps to show for at off-ball backer. Seattle did draft Tyrice Knight out of UTEP in the fourth round, who is a fun player in terms of the violence he plays with, but it also leads to him running himself out of trouble quite regularly at this point. I think there’s an outside chance Gibbs actually wins that second starting gig at inside linebacker and unless they love what one of those other guys provides on teams, he’s at least LB4 for this group. . . https://preview.redd.it/683kqqxfb8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ec38beaa9e545ef8c6878d30921960c814ea5384 . CB Josh Wallace, Michigan – Los Angeles RamsThis was an insanely deep corner class and it would surprise a lot of people probably to hear there was actual one more selected (36 total) than at wide receiver, which was the topic of discussion alongside the quarterback all draft season. However, there were still a couple left who didn’t end up hearing their names called, who I expect to battle for roster spots. Josh Wallace is one of those, as someone who spent the first four years of his collegiate career at UMass before transferring to Michigan for his final season of eligibility, where he didn’t intercept any passes but did start 11 of 15 contests, with four PBUs, one fumble forced and two recovered. He’s more so average-sized at 5’11”, 185 pounds, but he plays above that weight-class, where he can bother receivers at the line. When he’s playing straight-up press-technique, Wallace does well to deny receivers to get to the edges of his frame, when he’s allowed to shade inside, he can ride guys into the sideline and then he can stop his momentum pretty well. As a zone defender, he showcases impressive recognition for route combinations, is forceful with his hands to funnel targets towards the safety to his side and generally his awareness for down-and-distance and game situations is excellent. On the negative side, he lacks great twitch at the break-point to erase that window of separation receivers are able to create on him, flipping with vertical releases a step early raises concerns around Wallace’s long speed – backed up by running in the high 4.6s at his pro day – and he’s not really a play-maker with the ball in the air, only intercepting three of 32 total passes defensed in his career.Having said that, he did have an impressive Shrine Bowl week, stacking over top of routes, forcing guys to widen their stem, without allowing guys to detach on him, at one point coming up with an awesome interception in the end-zone during red-zone one-on-ones, walling off his man, getting his eyes back on the quarterback and diving for the ball. And the big case for him is the physical presence he provides out on the perimeter. This guy steps downhill vs. the run with a purpose and is looking to be the one initiating contact with blockers, then aims low as a tackler and significantly cut down his miss rate this past season against top competition, only missing two of 42 attempts. So while we don’t fully know what the structure of the Rams D will look like under new coordinator Chris Shula, taking over the principles and largely personnel of the previous iteration under Raheem Morris, there’s a pretty clear differentiation between the bigger, more hands-on boundary corners like Tre’Davious White and Derion Kendrick, and the quicker field-side options such as Darious Williams and Cobie Durant. White and Williams coming in as free agents, with Williams having familiarity with L.A. already, are slated to start week one, but I think Wallace could battle Kendrick – who had similar speed concerns, which were even more prevalent on tape – for the backup role on the short side of the field, where he’s asked to disrupt receivers early but doesn’t necessarily stick with them all the way across the field, while having help over the top or inside. . . https://preview.redd.it/9beffxyhb8zc1.jpg?width=750&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d29c9d0e2d668a412976ee4ca6f856f0e25e77e3 . CB Chigozie Anusiem, Colorado State – Washington CommandersThe other top-30 corner for me who didn’t end up getting selected is someone else I saw early on at Shrine Bowl week but didn’t get to study fully until late in the process. For reference, there were eight guys at that position who got drafted – a couple as early as the fourth round – who I had ranked below Anusiem. Unlike Josh Wallace, I really don’t understand why he ended up not getting taken, since he has even better size at 6’1”, 200 pounds and ran a 4.39 at the Colorado State pro day. A former three-star safety recruit for Cal back in 2018, it took this guy a little bit to find his footing and it took until the final two of his six seasons in college for him to become a fixture in the lineup, once he had transferred to the Rams, where he logged a pick and 12 PBUs across 23 total games. Anusiem operates with good balance and his eyes locked in on the belt of his man from soft-press alignment. He shows the football IQ for what routes to anticipate based on splits and formations, slightly adjusting his technique, and then has 32-and-¼-inch arms to impede to progress of the guy across from him as he commits to the release. He has the wheels to run with just about anybody, his closing burst once receivers try to separate on secondary routes is excellent and then his length allows him to bat down targets others would settle for the tackle on. On 228 snaps in man-coverage over the past two years combined, Anusiem allowed just 12 of 36 targets his way (33.3%) to be completed for 157 yards and one touchdown, while actively forcing nine incompletions. In reality, he might be at his best however playing top-down in quarters and closing on stuff in the flats, where he looks comfortable peaking back at the quarterback, mid-pointing routes and passing along or falling off for targets in his vicinity.He can definitely get a little too aggressive with wanting to dictate the route development and gets turned the wrong way, leading to some wasted movement – which you saw during Shrine Bowl week against more skilled route-runners – he’s quick to get into that three-quarter turn in deep zone assignments and lose vision of the wideout at times and when he’s attacking downhill against the run, he’s more so just catching ball-carrier, allowing them to drive through him for additional yardage due to his high center of gravity. However, it’s not like he’s missing tackles (just 5.2% of his attempts last season, compared to 6.3% for his entire career) and he’s generally a strong edge-setter, where he’s sliding inside of receivers to create early stops when the ball bounces his way or he punches off receivers with those long limbs, not shying away from sticking his nose in the fan against bigger bodies out on the perimeter. That’s why I thought someone would bet on his traits, teaching him how to hone in his aggressiveness in man-coverage, since he’s pretty reliable against the run from day one. And looking at what new Commanders head coach values from that position, it aligns with a lot that he brings to the table in terms of dictating terms to receivers with a high rate of man-coverage. That’s why they brought in Michael Davis from the Chargers to pair with Benjamin St. Juste, while drafting Mike Sainristil to start in the nickel for the them, but I’m a lot more concerned about last year’s first-rounder Emmanuel Forbes, who was over-drafted based on speed and having a nose for coming up with interceptions. This new front-office isn’t as invested in him to succeed and I could see Anusiem end up as their primary backup on the outside, since he’s a good 20 pounds heavier and fits more with their mantra. . . https://preview.redd.it/c7luccekb8zc1.jpg?width=742&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1b1c28b4f6c61d52afdd76aed16d8b4c9907dd8f . SAF Millard “Nook” Bradford, TCU – New Orleans SaintsFinally, I want to discuss one safety here. This is a class that receive a whole lot of publicity, but taking my top-100 big board and the guys I listed as “the next 30 names”, I had 11 names up there and depending on how you want to define a couple of them who ultimately got picked, there were are 20 selected total.. . The rest of the analysis can be found here!.. One more UDFA to keep track of for each team:.Arizona Cardinals – Xavier Weaver, WR, Colorado Atlanta Falcons – Austin Stogner, TE, Oklahoma Baltimore Ravens – Beau Brade, SAF, Maryland Buffalo Bills – Frank Gore Jr., RB, Southern Miss Carolina Panthers – Jalen Coker, WR, Holy Cross Chicago Bears – Keith Randolph Jr., IDL, Illinois Cincinnati Bengals – Aaron Casey, LB, Indiana Cleveland Browns – Javion Cohen, IOL, Miami Dallas Cowboys – Brevyn Spann-Ford, TE, Minnesota Denver Broncos – Thomas Yassmin, TE, Utah Detroit Lions – Steele Chambers, LB, Ohio State Green Bay Packers – Donovan Jennings, OT/IOL, USF Houston Texans – Jadon OR Jaxon Janke, WR, South Dakota State Indianapolis Colts – Kedon Slovis, QB, USC Jacksonville Jaguars – Josh Proctor, SAF, Ohio State Kansas City Chiefs – Eyabi Okie-Anoma, EDGE, Charlotte Las Vegas Raiders – Lideatrick “Tulu” Griffin, WR, Mississippi State Los Angeles Chargers – Zach Heins, TE, South Dakota State Los Angeles Rams – Kenny Logan Jr., SAF, Kansas Miami Dolphins – Storm Duck, CB, Louisville Minnesota Vikings – Dallas Gant, LB, Toledo New England Patriots – Charles Turner III, IOL, LSU New Orleans Saints – Sincere Haynesworth, IOL, Tulane New York Giants – Alex Johnson, CB, UCLA New York Jets – Leonard Taylor III, IDL, Miami Philadelphia Eagles – Gabe Hall, IDL, Baylor Pittsburgh Steelers – Dajuan Edwards, RB, Georgia San Francisco 49ers – Evan Anderson, IDL, FAU Seattle Seahawks – Garrett Greenfield, OT, South Dakota State Tampa Bay Buccaneers – Kalen DeLoach, LB, FSU Tennessee Titans – Dillon Johnson, RB, Washington Washington Commanders – Tyler Owens, SAF, Texas Tech . . . 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2024.05.08 18:15 Bitter_Survey8520 calm my nerves? (21F & 21M)
I (21f) have been in a relationship with my bf (21m) for nearly a year and we are very serious with each other. However, I leave on Sunday to do a 6 month seasonal job across the country. I will be 2 hours behind.
We both plan to be stacking our money and working hard during these next few months so we can get our own place to together when I come back.
We are joined at the hip for majority of the time so we are both very upset and anxious about doing LDR, however we both realize I have an incredible opportunity (He has a great paying job already also).
I am scared that we will “fall out of it” while I’m going even though we are both more than willing to make things work. I know 6 months seems incredibly short compared to other posts I’ve seen on here but still, I can’t shake the thought.
Does anyone have any tips or advice for what they’ve done in this situation to remain as fond and in love during this time?
yes, we do plan on seeing each other but as I will be working in a high tourist destination at peak time the prices for traveling to/back will be high so I’m willing to bet on maybe 1 or 2 times out of the 6 months.
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We both plan to be stacking our money and working hard during these next few months so we can get our own place to together when I come back.
We are joined at the hip for majority of the time so we are both very upset and anxious about doing LDR, however we both realize I have an incredible opportunity (He has a great paying job already also).
I am scared that we will “fall out of it” while I’m going even though we are both more than willing to make things work. I know 6 months seems incredibly short compared to other posts I’ve seen on here but still, I can’t shake the thought.
Does anyone have any tips or advice for what they’ve done in this situation to remain as fond and in love during this time?
yes, we do plan on seeing each other but as I will be working in a high tourist destination at peak time the prices for traveling to/back will be high so I’m willing to bet on maybe 1 or 2 times out of the 6 months.
2024.05.08 17:34 8512764EA I really like these two
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2024.05.08 17:24 Pecharunt 5/9 Maintenance Notice
Dear players, * JUMP JUMP: Assemble will temporarily shut down the server for maintenance on May 9, 2024, at 4:30 AM. The expected maintenance downtime is approximately 2 hours. Players are advised to log off before the maintenance begins. Maintenance update schedule: Matchmaking will close at 4:00 AM on May 9, 2024. Shutdown maintenance will commence at 4:30 AM on May 9, 2024. The expected reopening time is 6:30 AM on May 9, 2024. (Please pay attention to t he latest official announcement for the actual server opening time.) The update includes:
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- Rukia Kuchiki
- Can be obtained via
after maintenance on May 9th Skills Introduction - Triple-Coated Flake (Passive): Rukia Kuchiki's basic attacks deal an extra Magic da mage. When Rukia hits an enemy target with [Dance Number One - Tsukishiro] (or [Dance Number Three - Shirafune]), it will apply a Freeze mark to the target. If Rukia hits t he same target again with [Dance Number Three - Shirafune] (or [Dance Number O ne - Tsukishiro]) within a certain time, it will apply two Freeze marks to the target, causing it to be frozen. If the same target has two stacks of Frozen marks or is fro zen, Rukia's next basic attack will be replaced with [Binding Spell 33 - Pale Fire Cra sh] for a short period of time.
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2024.05.08 17:18 fark13 Senior Data Analyst, Subscriptions + Finance - GameChanger - United kingdom
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2024.05.08 17:17 dltn_smite Rumpelstiltskin, Deal Maker
Rumpelstiltskin, the Deal Maker
Pantheon: Folklore
Attack Type: Short Ranged Whip (Like Maui)
Appearance: Rumpelstiltskin stands at about half the height of the other gods, his stature emphasizing his deceptive and cunning nature. His small, hunched frame is wrapped in tattered, threadbare clothing adorned with patches and scraps, reflecting his humble origins. His long, unkempt hair and beard cascade down his shoulders and chest, giving him a wild and unkempt appearance. His ears are pointed, adding to his fey-like demeanor, while his weathered face bears the wrinkles of age and experience. Perched atop his head is a worn, pointed hat, its brim adorned with feathers and small trinkets. Despite his diminutive size, there's a palpable sense of power and mystery emanating from Rumpelstiltskin, hinting at the potent magic he wields. He carries a spindle or staff, a symbol of his mastery over enchantments and the weaving of fate itself. With his appearance in Smite, Rumpelstiltskin becomes a captivating and enigmatic addition to the pantheon, a force to be reckoned with despite his small stature.
Lore: In order to appear superior, a miller brags to the king and people of the kingdom he lives in by claiming his daughter can spin straw into gold. The king calls for the girl, locks her up in a tower room filled with straw and a spinning wheel, and demands she spin the straw into gold by morning or he will have her killed. When she has given up all hope, a little imp-like man appears in the room and spins the straw into gold in return for her necklace of glass beads. The next morning the king takes the girl to a larger room filled with straw to repeat the feat, the imp once again spins, in return for the girl's glass ring. On the third day the girl is taken to an even larger room filled with straw, and told by the king that if she can spin all this straw into gold he will marry her, but if she cannot she will be executed. While she is sobbing alone in the room, the little imp appears again and promises that he can spin the straw into gold for her, but the girl tells him she has nothing left with which to pay. The strange creature suggests she pay him with her first child. She reluctantly agrees, and he sets about spinning the straw into gold.
The king keeps his promise to marry the miller's daughter. But when their first child is born, the imp returns to claim his payment. She offers him all the wealth she has to keep the child, but the imp has no interest in her riches. He finally agrees to give up his claim to the child if she can guess his name within three days.
The queen's many guesses fail. But before the final night, she wanders into the woods searching for him and comes across his remote mountain cottage and watches, unseen, as he hops about his fire and sings. He reveals his name in his song's lyrics: "tonight tonight, my plans I make, tomorrow tomorrow, the baby I take. The queen will never win the game, for Rumpelstiltskin is my name".
When the imp comes to the queen on the third day, after first feigning ignorance, she reveals his name, Rumpelstiltskin, and he loses his temper at the loss of their bargain.
Abilities:
Passive: Golden Bargain
Rumpelstiltskin's essence revolves around the art of deals and bargains. Each time he secures a last hit or assists in the elimination of an enemy minion, he gains additional gold. Upon accumulating a full stack of this gold, his next ability becomes empowered, dealing increased damage to his enemies.
1: What’s My Name?
Rumpelstiltskin shrouds himself and selects an enemy god in mystery, casting doubt upon their knowledge of his true name. The doubted enemy takes increased magical damage from all sources for the duration of the ability. During this time, the afflicted god has a limited window to discover Rumpelstiltskin’s true name by dealing damage to him. If the doubted god fails to uncover Rumpelstiltskin’s name before the duration expires, they suffer additional damage as their doubt consumes them. However, if they successfully damage Rumpelstiltskin enough to reveal his name, they break free from doubt and avoid taking any further damage from the ability.
2: Weave of Misfortune
Rumpelstiltskin dashes forward, leaving behind a line of golden thread in his wake. Simultaneously, he conjures a spinning wheel at his departure point, which emits an aura of magical energy. Enemies that come into contact with the golden thread are slowed and take initial damage. After a short duration, the spinning wheel explodes, dealing additional damage to enemies within its radius. Any enemies caught in the golden thread are further damaged over time.
3: Bargaining Thread
Rumpelstiltskin extends his enchanted threads outward in an area of effect, ensnaring any enemies caught within it and draining their essence dealing damage (similar to Nox tether). Enemies affected by this ability are snared to Rumpelstiltskin, slowing their movement speed for the duration. Additionally, if enemies are affected by "What’s My Name?" and successfully uncover Rumpelstiltskin’s true name, the thread is forcibly broken, causing each affected enemy to take immediate magical damage.
Ultimate: Let’s Make a Deal
Rumpelstiltskin selects an enemy god and enters into a pact with them, tethering their fates together for a duration. During this time, a portion of the damage dealt to either Rumpelstiltskin or the tethered enemy is redirected to the other. However, the true power of this ability lies in its cunning twist: if Rumpelstiltskin manages to eliminate the tethered enemy before the pact expires, he gains a significant burst of gold and reduces the cooldown of all his abilities.
Didn't add stats due to being hard to balance/not make him OP. Changing the 2 into another ability would be awesome just couldn't think of another please help.
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Pantheon: Folklore
Attack Type: Short Ranged Whip (Like Maui)
Appearance: Rumpelstiltskin stands at about half the height of the other gods, his stature emphasizing his deceptive and cunning nature. His small, hunched frame is wrapped in tattered, threadbare clothing adorned with patches and scraps, reflecting his humble origins. His long, unkempt hair and beard cascade down his shoulders and chest, giving him a wild and unkempt appearance. His ears are pointed, adding to his fey-like demeanor, while his weathered face bears the wrinkles of age and experience. Perched atop his head is a worn, pointed hat, its brim adorned with feathers and small trinkets. Despite his diminutive size, there's a palpable sense of power and mystery emanating from Rumpelstiltskin, hinting at the potent magic he wields. He carries a spindle or staff, a symbol of his mastery over enchantments and the weaving of fate itself. With his appearance in Smite, Rumpelstiltskin becomes a captivating and enigmatic addition to the pantheon, a force to be reckoned with despite his small stature.
Lore: In order to appear superior, a miller brags to the king and people of the kingdom he lives in by claiming his daughter can spin straw into gold. The king calls for the girl, locks her up in a tower room filled with straw and a spinning wheel, and demands she spin the straw into gold by morning or he will have her killed. When she has given up all hope, a little imp-like man appears in the room and spins the straw into gold in return for her necklace of glass beads. The next morning the king takes the girl to a larger room filled with straw to repeat the feat, the imp once again spins, in return for the girl's glass ring. On the third day the girl is taken to an even larger room filled with straw, and told by the king that if she can spin all this straw into gold he will marry her, but if she cannot she will be executed. While she is sobbing alone in the room, the little imp appears again and promises that he can spin the straw into gold for her, but the girl tells him she has nothing left with which to pay. The strange creature suggests she pay him with her first child. She reluctantly agrees, and he sets about spinning the straw into gold.
The king keeps his promise to marry the miller's daughter. But when their first child is born, the imp returns to claim his payment. She offers him all the wealth she has to keep the child, but the imp has no interest in her riches. He finally agrees to give up his claim to the child if she can guess his name within three days.
The queen's many guesses fail. But before the final night, she wanders into the woods searching for him and comes across his remote mountain cottage and watches, unseen, as he hops about his fire and sings. He reveals his name in his song's lyrics: "tonight tonight, my plans I make, tomorrow tomorrow, the baby I take. The queen will never win the game, for Rumpelstiltskin is my name".
When the imp comes to the queen on the third day, after first feigning ignorance, she reveals his name, Rumpelstiltskin, and he loses his temper at the loss of their bargain.
Abilities:
Passive: Golden Bargain
Rumpelstiltskin's essence revolves around the art of deals and bargains. Each time he secures a last hit or assists in the elimination of an enemy minion, he gains additional gold. Upon accumulating a full stack of this gold, his next ability becomes empowered, dealing increased damage to his enemies.
1: What’s My Name?
Rumpelstiltskin shrouds himself and selects an enemy god in mystery, casting doubt upon their knowledge of his true name. The doubted enemy takes increased magical damage from all sources for the duration of the ability. During this time, the afflicted god has a limited window to discover Rumpelstiltskin’s true name by dealing damage to him. If the doubted god fails to uncover Rumpelstiltskin’s name before the duration expires, they suffer additional damage as their doubt consumes them. However, if they successfully damage Rumpelstiltskin enough to reveal his name, they break free from doubt and avoid taking any further damage from the ability.
2: Weave of Misfortune
Rumpelstiltskin dashes forward, leaving behind a line of golden thread in his wake. Simultaneously, he conjures a spinning wheel at his departure point, which emits an aura of magical energy. Enemies that come into contact with the golden thread are slowed and take initial damage. After a short duration, the spinning wheel explodes, dealing additional damage to enemies within its radius. Any enemies caught in the golden thread are further damaged over time.
3: Bargaining Thread
Rumpelstiltskin extends his enchanted threads outward in an area of effect, ensnaring any enemies caught within it and draining their essence dealing damage (similar to Nox tether). Enemies affected by this ability are snared to Rumpelstiltskin, slowing their movement speed for the duration. Additionally, if enemies are affected by "What’s My Name?" and successfully uncover Rumpelstiltskin’s true name, the thread is forcibly broken, causing each affected enemy to take immediate magical damage.
Ultimate: Let’s Make a Deal
Rumpelstiltskin selects an enemy god and enters into a pact with them, tethering their fates together for a duration. During this time, a portion of the damage dealt to either Rumpelstiltskin or the tethered enemy is redirected to the other. However, the true power of this ability lies in its cunning twist: if Rumpelstiltskin manages to eliminate the tethered enemy before the pact expires, he gains a significant burst of gold and reduces the cooldown of all his abilities.
Didn't add stats due to being hard to balance/not make him OP. Changing the 2 into another ability would be awesome just couldn't think of another please help.
2024.05.08 17:09 Pollution-Outside Put on second PIP program citing low utilisation and Company standards
Hello Guys,
I work for a BIG 4 company and in the year 2023 I didn't get any projects as per my stack for almost 5 months ( Cyber /IT security). After I got a project,2 weeks into it they put me on a PIP and told me some corporate mumbo jumbo. I was under a lot of stress and still cleared it. Fast forward to 2024 due to low utilization in the previous performance year 2023, I am being put on another PIP citing some corporate terms etc. The timing of this is perfectly aligned with the new year's hike cycle .
A few reasons I understood which may have led to this were as follows:
Tried to find /change jobs but unsuccessful owing to limited skillset/vendor-specific skillsets.
Tried to update and upgrade my skills in the meantime which has gotten ahead but would take me a few more months to get a hold of that stack
What are my options and solutions? Please do let me know.
Thank you in advance for your time and energy.
Regards
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I work for a BIG 4 company and in the year 2023 I didn't get any projects as per my stack for almost 5 months ( Cyber /IT security). After I got a project,2 weeks into it they put me on a PIP and told me some corporate mumbo jumbo. I was under a lot of stress and still cleared it. Fast forward to 2024 due to low utilization in the previous performance year 2023, I am being put on another PIP citing some corporate terms etc. The timing of this is perfectly aligned with the new year's hike cycle .
A few reasons I understood which may have led to this were as follows:
- Low Utilization owing to project non-availability
- Didn't grease /Poor communication from my end I guess
- n argument with a manager of a project /short engagement where I pointed out the inefficiency in their work allocation ( PMO team took 3-4 hours to assign us to work worth 1 hour ) . Also, 12 hours of availability was required but billing was 8 hours which I pointed out additionally in a polite way. Which could have hurt some egos. I didn't use any curse words or an angry tone of voice. He did a lot of micromanagement though which I somehow tolerated
Tried to find /change jobs but unsuccessful owing to limited skillset/vendor-specific skillsets.
Tried to update and upgrade my skills in the meantime which has gotten ahead but would take me a few more months to get a hold of that stack
What are my options and solutions? Please do let me know.
Thank you in advance for your time and energy.
Regards
2024.05.08 17:07 Darkhaven Fatal error when attempting to open FoundryVTT [PF2e]
Hello all! I could use some help.
Long story short: I picked up Foundry last month, and it worked awesomely. However, this week, it has stopped working entirely. Attempting to double click, run as admin, etc. has not worked at all.
I went into the logs, and found the following error message:
{"code":"EPERM","errno":-4048,"level":"error","message":"A fatal error occurred while trying to start the Foundry Virtual Tabletop server: EPERM: operation not permitted, rmdir 'E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock'","path":"E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock","stack":"Error: A fatal error occurred while trying to start the Foundry Virtual Tabletop server: EPERM: operation not permitted, rmdir 'E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock'","syscall":"rmdir","timestamp":"2024-05-07 21:26:12"}
The only difference that's taken place recently, is that I realized my G Drive has been connected to the folder I use for RPGs, and I've seen that backups on cloud drives can cause massive issues. I've addressed that, by turning G Drive off, nothing. I've turned it back on, and still nothing.
I've been cruising for repairs on my own, but nothing working, and I'm at the point that I'm about to uninstall, clear out everything I've downloaded and worked on, and start with a fresh reinstall. Can anyone lend a hand? Thanks in advance!
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Long story short: I picked up Foundry last month, and it worked awesomely. However, this week, it has stopped working entirely. Attempting to double click, run as admin, etc. has not worked at all.
I went into the logs, and found the following error message:
{"code":"EPERM","errno":-4048,"level":"error","message":"A fatal error occurred while trying to start the Foundry Virtual Tabletop server: EPERM: operation not permitted, rmdir 'E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock'","path":"E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock","stack":"Error: A fatal error occurred while trying to start the Foundry Virtual Tabletop server: EPERM: operation not permitted, rmdir 'E:\\RPG\\Online Campaigns\\Config\\options.json.lock'","syscall":"rmdir","timestamp":"2024-05-07 21:26:12"}
The only difference that's taken place recently, is that I realized my G Drive has been connected to the folder I use for RPGs, and I've seen that backups on cloud drives can cause massive issues. I've addressed that, by turning G Drive off, nothing. I've turned it back on, and still nothing.
I've been cruising for repairs on my own, but nothing working, and I'm at the point that I'm about to uninstall, clear out everything I've downloaded and worked on, and start with a fresh reinstall. Can anyone lend a hand? Thanks in advance!
2024.05.08 16:49 BillNye_AllSeeingEye what the rule?
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