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Unlock the future of #sports at the #SLAFallSymposium2024. Join Ashland Johnson, Marilou McFarlane, Jason R. Thompson (He-Him-His) and moderator Shamis Beckley as they delve into technology that's revolutionizing Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (#DEI) in the sports industry. This dynamic discussion will consider the essential connection among law, sports, and cutting-edge technology to advance equity and belonging. You'll gain insights into how organizations are harnessing data and tech to drive positive change in the sports industry. https://bit.ly/47qNu48 #techandsports #datadealsdecisions #innovation #sportstech

In last night’s NBA broadcast, during the conference finals, the Dallas Mavericks faced off against the Minnesota Timberwolves. The commentators mentioned that LeBron James had tweeted at the moment the Dallas coach called for a CHALLENGE, complaining that there should be more than two allowed. Previously, only one was allowed. Now, if the challenge is successful, a second is permitted. If the complaint were valid, when would a coach stop requesting challenges? How long would the games last? If someone takes the time, the pleasurable work, to watch a few minutes of the Detroit Pistons and Chicago Bulls game and sees the fierce, unarbitrated play, with no possibility of overturning a decision, one can see how the game has changed. In various aspects, namely: 1. Currently, almost every foul is called; 2. Decisions can be reversed; 3. The intensity of the game is halted by the waiting required for the challenge review; 4. Players, coaches, and spectators can see themselves on the screen, which increases screen time. There are more, but these four allow us to consider how the sensitivity of the rules has evolved. (Here, at the risk of being judged prejudiced, NBA players, like soccer players, are as or more concerned about the color of their sneakers and their hairstyles than about virtue and discipline). It is fundamental to reflect that this modification of the sport (would you call it evolution?) occurs at the same time that instant broadcast allows for ever greater immediacy. That is, it keeps pace with technological possibilities and the increase in screens. From the NBA star, LeBron James, in a tweet that is read live on air about something happening in the game moment, to the viewer watching a game on television and learning what the star says. How fast does information travel? Or put another way, how much information invades each connected human being? It may be fascinating, more evolved. It is. But what more does this speed and invasive nature of immediacy mean for the psyche? It no longer surprises anyone to see 8 out of 10 people on public transport using a phone. But we should be surprised that we are observing this situation with a sense of surprise. Dr. D High Performance Mentoring www.santiagodayenoff.com #NBA #LeBronJames #sports #networks #screen #communication #hypercommunication #internet #technology #society #visibility #prevention #health #mentalhealth #future #peakperformance National Basketball Association (NBA) Los Angeles Lakers ESPN ESPN+ EA SPORTS Minnesota Timberwolves Dallas Mavericks Basketball England Basketball Australia FIBA Basketball World Cup 2023 - Japan

Have you seen our new Trusted Voices series across social media? 🎙️ James Du Pavey is one of our Trusted Voices here at The Guild, as a valued member of our National Advisory Council, James founded his company in 2010 and now heads up his multi award winning agency with 35 employees across 3 offices. He remains passionate about innovation, has sat on the NAC for the past 5 years and is a regular speaker at industry events and awards. Listen to his top tips for exchanging. #theguild #estateagents #lettings #property #propertytips

I could have done without the Macklemore lyrics, but check out Randy and me along with our colleagues Joseph and Jeff as we bring together a very nerdy passion for #governmentprocurement with dungeons and dragons! Who will find the AI Crystal? Who will roll a giant d20 dice to decide the fate of the FAR Council? Who will save Queen Cee T’yo? #governmentcontracts #digitalservices #governmentcontractors #federalcontracts #procurementinnovation #procurementleaders #DITAP Timothy W. Cooke, Ph.D. Mark Attwa, CPA, CMA, CFE Frederick Panzer, PhD, PMP Heather Decker Rachel Vincent Schwind, PMP, ACP, MBTI Amanda C. Anzalone Heath C.

As Paris hosts the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, unprecedented surveillance measures in France have sparked fierce debate over the potential erosion of civil liberties, with opposition groups claiming that these systems automate social injustice. NEW - Predictive Policing and the Paris 2024 Olympic Games: Security vs. Freedom

Over 50 years ago, the tragic events at Kent State campus are still etched in my mind. Four students were shot dead and nine others injured in a matter of 13 seconds, at the hands of the US National Guard. President Nixon's decision to deploy internal forces against peaceful protesters during the Vietnam War era remains a somber chapter. The lack of transparent communication about US involvement in Vietnam, framed as a "police action," left many families grappling with the reality of their loved ones being drafted. The shadow of history looms large as we reflect on past leadership, including Nixon's impeachment and subsequent disgrace. The echoes of past actions reverberate today, with concerns arising over the recent actions under Donald Trump's administration. The deployment of ICE squads to address immigration issues, as seen in Newark, New Jersey, raises alarms about civil liberties and due process. The parallels between past injustices and current events evoke a sense of déjà vu, prompting reflection on the enduring impact of political decisions on our society. As we navigate these turbulent times, it is vital to remember the lessons of history and advocate for accountability, transparency, and justice in governance 🔥🇺🇸😢🙏😢🇺🇸🥋🔥🔫😡😤🤬😖🔥 https://lnkd.in/gs_nUqYh

▶️In today’s edition of our #LateralsintheLimelight series, we speak with Enzo Sallese about his and his team's transition to Cozen O'Connor. "We thought it was exciting to be part of [Cozen O'Connor's recent growth in Canada]," he shared. Watch the whole video below: #lateralhiring #cozenoconnor #legalrecruiting #realestate #realestatelaw #torontolawyer

Everyone deserves a safe space to participate in sports. Learn how to improve accountability, reporting, and safeguarding for your sports organization in our upcoming webinar. Register now: https://lnkd.in/g8kir4KD #SportsTech #Safeguarding #SportsIntegrity #OrionWebinar #DigitalTransformation #CurrentlyOrion

"Football isn't just a sport to be watched. But an experience to be felt." An absolute masterpiece of how innovation in sports can transcend barriers and create an unique atmosphere for everyone. Newcastle United Football Club’s front-of-shirt sponsor Sela is introducing groundbreaking haptic shirts that will enable deaf fans to feel the atmosphere of the crowd for The Premier League game against Tottenham Hotspur Football Club. The shirts transform the noise of the stadium into real-time touch sensation. Fans and the match day mascots, who are deaf or have hearing loss, will be wearing the shirts in the stands. In an exciting move, the haptic technology will be available for deaf fans at all future Newcastle United home games, which they hope will inspire other football clubs to make the experience more inclusive for deaf people and people with hearing loss. This activity comes as research gathered by RNID reveals that 71% of people surveyed who are deaf and have hearing loss believe new technology can be used to improve the matchday experience and make live sporting events more accessible. #unsilencethecrowd https://lnkd.in/gZqnu8fX

#Freedom performs a crucial evolutionary purpose that demands the methodical evaluation of the burden of proof to serve our collective interest as a species. https://lnkd.in/eDD4E-4d #USA #Democracy #Humanity #Marketplaces #Sports #Evolution #RomanEmpire #Governance #Meritocracy #Merit #SystemsThinking #USConstitution #ProximalDevelopment #FirstPrinciples