What sort of issues do you or challenges do you see elite athletes facing there?

One of the things we try to educate athletes on is we try to help them understand that the best approach to transition is normalization.

Because transitions happen all the time.

As a young person, you played for your local team.

And then if you're probably good enough, you might have gone to local representative team.

And then if you're good enough, you might have gone to either a state team or to a national team.

And then...

Is there a danger if you normalize some of these things, if you can reduce expectations? Could this affect ambition?

It's his role to assess the safety of AI models for CBRE.

And that is good that they are rare, but they sit like health and safety accidents on top of a whole series of political violences.

The people that you need to investigate the use of the bomb or the high-tech incident at the top have got to develop expertise and be employed working in that area when you need them.

The other aspect of it, which you see more strongly in the Magendi days than I worry at times we perhaps slowly start to drift apart, is that you see phenomenal collaboration between academia, between government, between police.

Seamless.

We sometimes miss the fact that the ability to enable collaboration is what enabled that phenomenal work early on.

And it...

I asked Chris Hester and first up Steve Johnson what they've personally taken away from Magendi.

I appreciate it.

When we think about leadership styles in the church, the first thing that's going to come to mind probably is the role of elders and perhaps the work of the minister.

I would like to suggest the things we're gonna talk about for the next seven minutes or so is, uh, applicable to every Christian Because every one of us is really at some point going to be hopefully a coach or a mentor, and so we need to know about leadership.

We need to know about helping someone become what they ought to be.

So this morning we're going to be talking about weighing the pros and cons when choosing methods that prefer micromanagement over delegation.

First, let's define our terms.

Delegation, a leadership style which authorizes employees to work independently while providing clear goals and expectations and support as they need it.

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Soon after 10 o'clock, a brilliant glare suddenly illuminated the whole country for miles around, followed the next instant by a terrific report, so violent in character that houses shook to their foundations and windows were shattered in all directions.

If they had been successful in that, that would have been as impactful an attack to such an important city as Glasgow as a 9-11 or 7-7 style attack.

Steve Johnson is CBRE Risk Strategist for Google.

What linked these things together was particular people going to buy particular materials.

And this painstaking network chart of, well, if person A has bought this chemical, and person A has bought this chemical, and then person A was seen with person B, and person B was seen in this place.

And it built up this chart of association, which when people then said, oh, well, actually, these people didn't really know each other.

Well, actually, no, they did.

We could see that they were here together.

Well, while we wait to see if that reward tempts out the odd informer or witness, we're going to take a short dogleg for an interesting nugget from Steve Johnson regarding the tendency of perpetrators to hang around a scene.

So throughout the years of any type of bombing attack, it has been...

Just a matter of fact, the presence of the bomber or people associated with the bombing and the scene are quite key.

When I used to teach bomb scene investigation and the photography associated with it, reiterating to people how important it was not to just take photographs into the scene, but outwards to look to see where might someone have had advantage point looking over this.

Either because they were triggering it remotely, which we don't see at this point, at least in the UK at that time, it's a bit early for command wire operated materials.

Although notably, it could have been done because actually a lot of the experimental work as part of the investigation used electricity to initiate the exposures.

Shout out to Majendi.

Here's Steve Johnson again.

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