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Akash Roy @tarunkr291

5 days ago

#upsc #prelim #civilservices

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@MattBlacInc

30 days ago

#RebeccaHaro appeared at #Riverside County Superior Court for her #Prelim at Riverside Hall of Justice: Coverage from @GhottleKESQ and @KESQ https://t.co/gQk4mXm7je

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K.Sushant,IRTS @KSushantIRMS

about 1 month ago

First reading -Very Difficult 🤯 Crazy paper and requires too much thinking and analysis for every single question. Still,well studied aspirant can manages(?) cutoff if core topics are clear. Again 'core 'topics ! जो दिमाग से शांत रहा होगा, वही कर पाया होगा! #UPSC #Prelim

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mentorsmindias

@mentorsmindias

2 months ago

This can be a UPSC Prelims 2026 question 👇 Mission Aatmanirbharta (Pulses) + MSP importance? A) Direct question likely B) Indirect concept-based C) Just background D) Skip Don’t guess — understand it here 👇 🎥 https://t.co/LwaO9npTF0 #UPSC #Prelims2026 #prelim #upsc

Sainters66 @Chris03463769

2 months ago

@timrosen35 Is he picking a team to finish 10th, or a team that may develop into a premiership team? Howard Caminiti Butler Wood… How about Hastie, O’Connell, Said, Henry. I know maybe Henry and Oc may be underdone. But geez. Let’s see under the bonnet. Not spare parts! #Prelim Integrity

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

4 months ago

Moon Knight Last sketch I did at the OAX. I was definitely getting inspiration from E. M. Gist #moonknight #comics #marvelcomics #prelim

YVSokolovArt's tweet photo. Moon Knight
Last sketch I did at the OAX. I was definitely getting inspiration from E. M. Gist
#moonknight #comics #marvelcomics #prelim https://t.co/FA3emiOsBf

Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

6 months ago

This is what composition I came up with for the 9x12 giveaway sketch I’ll be doing live today on my Instagram. Will begin around 3pm Central time. ✌️ #AbsoluteBatman #prelim

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

6 months ago

After I’m done with Mr. Freeze commission this in next in series. Riddler locked up in Arkham. Prelim sketch #riddler #comics @DCOfficial #prelim

YVSokolovArt's tweet photo. After I’m done with Mr. Freeze commission this in next in series.
Riddler locked up in Arkham.
Prelim sketch
#riddler #comics @DCOfficial #prelim https://t.co/R0NayRGl4W

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

6 months ago

Here is the process of how the idea came to be the rough sketch. 🦇 Definitely will have to make it on 11x17 format. @Ssnyder1835 #absolutebatman #joker #roughsketch #prelim

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

8 months ago

Little prelim for my next commission this October. Original character by a friend of mine, Roman. His alter ego so to speak. #unclejerk #prelim #sketch

YVSokolovArt's tweet photo. Little prelim for my next commission this October. Original character by a friend of mine, Roman. His alter ego so to speak.
#unclejerk #prelim #sketch https://t.co/35cbIk2Ett

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yukii @yukii_kazuno

9 months ago

minsan na nga lang ako makita ni Momo hindi ko pa pagbibigyan @TWICE HAHAHAHAHAH, see you Onces!! 😅🫶🏻 #THISISFORINBULACAN #TWICE #bsa #prelim

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ReadingThePlay

@ReadingThePlay

9 months ago

#NRL Finals Wk 3 #Prelim Went this way, look two quality contests. We have two very intriguing match ups this week, as we’d expect and want for prelim finals weekend. What is even more interesting is that, unlike most years where the final four remaining come from the top four we have seen two straight sets exits in the Raiders and Bulldogs and so two teams on the rise from the bottom of the eight in Sharks and Panthers. Storm v Sharks Storm are positioned pronounced market favs. I’d suggest a lot of this is 12 month market weight then flavoured by their record at home (won 13 last 15 games here), record at the ground v Sharks (won 7 of last 8) and home finals and prelim finals record. All of that makes sense, but in peeling back the form leading into this game and some of the scenario wrapped around all of that I can’t get my number past 5.5 between them, and that has some if and but of the Storm aiming up. Their recent marker game is two week ago, home win and tougher contest v Bulldogs, and with notable outs in Hughes, Papenhuyzen and Blore. The key watch off some shit defensive offerings in the prior weeks was the attitude and D effort. The upside plus is not only getting these players back should they now all start, is in my opinion Bellamy having had a further two weeks (with the advantage of the week off) to get stuck into them in both the head and their D effort and look for one of their better offerings came this game day. It will need to be. With their best spine now likely to start, Grant, Hughes, Munster and Papenhuyzen its clearly their strongest line up, and when together they excel winning 7 of their last outings together (that 1 loss was v Sharks). But we know they have points and strike in them, and the advantage of depth on the bench, it’s the D that will decide this. Sharks have been super. That switch that got flicked some weeks ago has them up and about and playing with building confidence. And so it should, post Origin they have clearly the best defence in the comp to date, and it’s the right time of the season to have it. Attitude and belief is hard, big bodies through the middle plus bench depth rotation and then a 9, 7 and 6 playing super and executing very well off the set up. It a scrappy contest and feed opportunity by the Roosters they found away (at home), and then while looking to take some time to get settled and into stride last week through the opening 30 minutes they again got stronger as the game went longer. To be fair, the Raiders threw very little in quality questions or smarts in attack at them, this week will be different, but the defensive effort was super. The two #9’s in Grant and Brailey might well be the key to this. Both have been in quality form and play instrumental roles in setting up their attack, and or opening up the opportunity. The market suggests 40 or less points and a tough tight contest, and I am on the same page. The quality of defence and then a few stand out attack moments look the likely script for mine, and who ends up in front. Sharks are on a run of quality form, I expect they match up very well here, and the closer it is for the longer is goes the more they will grow in confidence. Storm at home are a very tough nut to crack, and with the best spine players likely to now line up, Blore back and the bench depth they bring I mark them small favs, but not at the width of the market line (8.5). With the Storm, a further two weeks of Bellamy work and home advantage. At the market line I could only be with the Sharks at the plus. Coates and Mulitalo look like the obvious anytime try scorer options (together $4.00). Broncos v Panthers I have been happy with my rating numbers through the finals series and they have been on point to date, and interesting by comparison to the market here I have the Broncos marked small home favs (-1.5). History tells us how big an advantage the week off and home prelim is. The Broncos, with an ounce of luck, come through beating the #1 seed at their home track in the Raiders, and now have key ins in Reynolds, Mam and Willison while also losing Carrigan. Then play at home. While Suncorp Stadium these days is not as wide a home ground advantage (rating or line position) as say the Storm playing out of Melbourne, it’s still a handy plus and they’ll also have a very full house of support. If we go back two games, I think we find the right rating and performance marker (and reference) for the Broncos, when at home they played their best season to date in soundly beating the Storm 30-14. This was a big game, and offering with a top 4 position was on the line (and hello, look what has happened since..) while also looking to shake off the long run of outs vs the Storm, and the Storms winning record at the ground. It had a “Maguire” attitude up and make over written all over it in the attitude and physical offering, and then resounding win. I was concerned off this game of some let down the following week in Canberra, and with 15 minutes to go and down 16 pts it all looked so obvious, till the Walsh cyclone hit. The rest we know. Out of that 95 minute game the Broncos have then had time to balance up, r&r, get some key ins and then have Maguire work them toward the next big target game. I think this week is their grand final. Unlike some in the media wetting their pants through recent days on the Panthers current run I’m not so bullish. I’ve stated for many years my respect and admiration for Ivan Cleary as a coach, and what he has achieved season to date might well, in my opinion, sit up there beside his best achievements, but they still have one, if not two, big tough games ahead before we get ahead of ourselves. To date they have come through the softest path, beating (as they should have) the two weakest offerings in the finals. On each occasion they have won by decisive margins at or above the line expectation. The Warriors win wasn’t straight forward and needed a touch of on some key second half plays, while last week was a walk in the park against a very poor, sapped out opponent who like the Warriors had all but nothing left. No argument, the Panthers ball control and management was super, Nathan played the opponent with perfection as if blindfolded, but in all seriousness, it wasn’t much more than an opposed captain's run in terms of depth and quality including stripping them easily down the outside edges for 5 tries. For anyone who missed it, the Panthers also conceded 26 points. My point is, I am cautious in the depth of the last two wins as a standout point into this week. This Broncos offering, and in Brisbane, will be very different; I expect it to be a significant step up. For mine, the right reference points for the Panthers are their games some weeks ago v Storm (rd24) and v Raiders (rd25), and I expect they now bring something similar, which clearly sets up from a cracking, tough, physical contest. I’m with my number and rating on the game and a small lean to the Broncos. Maguire had shown prior to his arrival this season his ability to have teams up for tough physical uncompromising footy when it matters (NSW, Rabbits, Wigan) and that's what I expect this week. Reynolds' kicking game and game read is a big in; Walsh is a freak who, in just minutes, can turn a game on its head, while Mam in the role of 14 off the bench brings a real x factor. No knock on the Panthers, but they are not quite the team of last year and will need to be better than the last two weeks if not a new peak for this season, for what I expect here to win. Cracking contest, might be the game of the season to date. With the Broncos and the plus (+2.5), I can’t see this game opening with attack and points to the level the markets expect (48.5) and am with the points under. To’o, Alamoti and Walsh all look the obvious for anytime try scorer plays, outside of them I will be having something on the Broncos right edge with Riki ($6.00) and Staggs ($2.62) finding some joy through Talagi and McLean. Storm by 6 Broncos by 4 Good luck with yours! #Enjoy Finals Facts • 19 of the last 24 Premiers have won the comp off the back of finishing top 4, winning week one and having a week off into their Prelim final game (and then winning) • In 2021 Panthers lost week 1 to then go on and win the Premiership • 15 of last 17 Premiers were one of the Top 2 defensive sides that season – this year’s top two are Bulldogs 19.9 and Storm 18.6 • 6 of the last 8 grand finalists who had played 4 weeks straight, have lost (Panthers went 4 weeks straight last season 2021) • No Origin or International Rep #7 or #6 – No Chance In the last 44 years 42 of the Premiership winners had a rep (Origin or International) #7 or #6 • Top 4 losers’ week one of finals series have an 83% win strike rate in week two

ReadingThePlay's tweet photo. #NRL Finals Wk 3 #Prelim

Went this way, look two quality contests.

We have two very intriguing match ups this week, as we’d expect and want for prelim finals weekend. What is even more interesting is that, unlike most years where the final four remaining come from the top four we have seen two straight sets exits in the Raiders and Bulldogs and so two teams on the rise from the bottom of the eight in Sharks and Panthers.

Storm v Sharks

Storm are positioned pronounced market favs. I’d suggest a lot of this is 12 month market weight then flavoured by their record at home (won 13 last 15 games here), record at the ground v Sharks (won 7 of last 8) and home finals and prelim finals record.

All of that makes sense, but in peeling back the form leading into this game and some of the scenario wrapped around all of that I can’t get my number past 5.5 between them, and that has some if and but of the Storm aiming up.

Their recent marker game is two week ago, home win and tougher contest v Bulldogs, and with notable outs in Hughes, Papenhuyzen and Blore. The key watch off some shit defensive offerings in the prior weeks was the attitude and D effort. The upside plus is not only getting these players back should they now all start, is in my opinion Bellamy having had a further two weeks (with the advantage of the week off) to get stuck into them in both the head and their D effort and look for one of their better offerings came this game day. It will need to be.

With their best spine now likely to start, Grant, Hughes, Munster and Papenhuyzen its clearly their strongest line up, and when together they excel winning 7 of their last outings together (that 1 loss was v Sharks). But we know they have points and strike in them, and the advantage of depth on the bench, it’s the D that will decide this.

Sharks have been super. That switch that got flicked some weeks ago has them up and about and playing with building confidence. And so it should, post Origin they have clearly the best defence in the comp to date, and it’s the right time of the season to have it. Attitude and belief is hard, big bodies through the middle plus bench depth rotation and then a 9, 7 and 6 playing super and executing very well off the set up. It a scrappy contest and feed opportunity by the Roosters they found away (at home), and then while looking to take some time to get settled and into stride last week through the opening 30 minutes they again got stronger as the game went longer. To be fair, the Raiders threw very little in quality questions or smarts in attack at them, this week will be different, but the defensive effort was super.

The two #9’s in Grant and Brailey might well be the key to this. Both have been in quality form and play instrumental roles in setting up their attack, and or opening up the opportunity.

The market suggests 40 or less points and a tough tight contest, and I am on the same page. The quality of defence and then a few stand out attack moments look the likely script for mine, and who ends up in front. Sharks are on a run of quality form, I expect they match up very well here, and the closer it is for the longer is goes the more they will grow in confidence. Storm at home are a very tough nut to crack, and with the best spine players likely to now line up, Blore back and the bench depth they bring I mark them small favs, but not at the width of the market line (8.5).

With the Storm, a further two weeks of Bellamy work and home advantage. At the market line I could only be with the Sharks at the plus. Coates and Mulitalo look like the obvious anytime try scorer options (together $4.00).

Broncos v Panthers

I have been happy with my rating numbers through the finals series and they have been on point to date, and interesting by comparison to the market here I have the Broncos marked small home favs (-1.5).

History tells us how big an advantage the week off and home prelim is. The Broncos, with an ounce of luck, come through beating the #1 seed at their home track in the Raiders, and now have key ins in Reynolds, Mam and Willison while also losing Carrigan. Then play at home. While Suncorp Stadium these days is not as wide a home ground advantage (rating or line position) as say the Storm playing out of Melbourne, it’s still a handy plus and they’ll also have a very full house of support.

If we go back two games, I think we find the right rating and performance marker (and reference) for the Broncos, when at home they played their best season to date in soundly beating the Storm 30-14. This was a big game, and offering with a top 4 position was on the line (and hello, look what has happened since..) while also looking to shake off the long run of outs vs the Storm, and the Storms winning record at the ground. It had a “Maguire” attitude up and make over written all over it in the attitude and physical offering, and then resounding win.

I was concerned off this game of some let down the following week in Canberra, and with 15 minutes to go and down 16 pts it all looked so obvious, till the Walsh cyclone hit. The rest we know.

Out of that 95 minute game the Broncos have then had time to balance up, r&r, get some key ins and then have Maguire work them toward the next big target game. I think this week is their grand final.

Unlike some in the media wetting their pants through recent days on the Panthers current run I’m not so bullish. I’ve stated for many years my respect and admiration for Ivan Cleary as a coach, and what he has achieved season to date might well, in my opinion, sit up there beside his best achievements, but they still have one, if not two, big tough games ahead before we get ahead of ourselves.

To date they have come through the softest path, beating (as they should have) the two weakest offerings in the finals. On each occasion they have won by decisive margins at or above the line expectation. The Warriors win wasn’t straight forward and needed a touch of on some key second half plays, while last week was a walk in the park against a very poor, sapped out opponent who like the Warriors had all but nothing left.

No argument, the Panthers ball control and management was super, Nathan played the opponent with perfection as if blindfolded, but in all seriousness, it wasn’t much more than an opposed captain's run in terms of depth and quality including stripping them easily down the outside edges for 5 tries. For anyone who missed it, the Panthers also conceded 26 points. My point is, I am cautious in the depth of the last two wins as a standout point into this week. This Broncos offering, and in Brisbane, will be very different; I expect it to be a significant step up.

For mine, the right reference points for the Panthers are their games some weeks ago v Storm (rd24) and v Raiders (rd25), and I expect they now bring something similar, which clearly sets up from a cracking, tough, physical contest.

I’m with my number and rating on the game and a small lean to the Broncos. Maguire had shown prior to his arrival this season his ability to have teams up for tough physical uncompromising footy when it matters (NSW, Rabbits, Wigan) and that's what I expect this week. Reynolds' kicking game and game read is a big in; Walsh is a freak who, in just minutes, can turn a game on its head, while Mam in the role of 14 off the bench brings a real x factor. No knock on the Panthers, but they are not quite the team of last year and will need to be better than the last two weeks if not a new peak for this season, for what I expect here to win.

Cracking contest, might be the game of the season to date. With the Broncos and the plus (+2.5), I can’t see this game opening with attack and points to the level the markets expect (48.5) and am with the points under. To’o, Alamoti and Walsh all look the obvious for anytime try scorer plays, outside of them I will be having something on the Broncos right edge with Riki ($6.00) and Staggs ($2.62) finding some joy through Talagi and McLean.

Storm by 6

Broncos by 4

Good luck with yours! #Enjoy

Finals Facts
• 19 of the last 24 Premiers have won the comp off the back of finishing top 4, winning week one and having a week off into their Prelim final game (and then winning)
• In 2021 Panthers lost week 1 to then go on and win the Premiership
• 15 of last 17 Premiers were one of the Top 2 defensive sides that season – this year’s top two are Bulldogs 19.9 and Storm 18.6
• 6 of the last 8 grand finalists who had played 4 weeks straight, have lost (Panthers went 4 weeks straight last season 2021)
• No Origin or International Rep #7 or #6 – No Chance
In the last 44 years 42 of the Premiership winners had a rep (Origin or International) #7 or #6
• Top 4 losers’ week one of finals series have an 83% win strike rate in week two

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

9 months ago

A Beast prelim for one of my October single character commissions. Still have 22 spots left! #beast #xmen #commission #prelim

YVSokolovArt's tweet photo. A Beast prelim for one of my October single character commissions.
Still have 22 spots left!
#beast #xmen #commission #prelim https://t.co/6zKH5XN9Hq

Terry 🔴⚫️ 🐾🐾 @terrypunter5

9 months ago

#Prelim Q4 Ferals with high level bitching when they have owned the whistle all season long… 🤭🧐 Amazing! 🔴⚫️

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Terry 🔴⚫️ 🐾🐾 @terrypunter5

9 months ago

#Prelim Qtr time You know the game is being umpired fairly when the Ferals are bitching. 🧐😂

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Northern Pie @PieNorthern

9 months ago

Alright, Pies Fam... time to get real! Where is the Twitter/X pre-match get-together happening!!! #GoPies #Prelim #AFLPiesLions

dan.capa28 @SirCapaz

10 months ago

TICKETEK IS A JOKE. Payment details put in and stuck loading, then TIME OUT. YEAR AFTER YEAR THE SAME SHIT HAPPENS. now back to 40,000 in the queue. fix your platform you scumbags @Ticketek_AU #afl #hawthorn #prelim

Terry 🔴⚫️ 🐾🐾 @terrypunter5

10 months ago

Okay 🦁 Lions now you have just one job 🧐 #Prelim @MCG

Northern Pie @PieNorthern

10 months ago · Benalla

It looks likely that Brisbane it is! Bring it! #Prelim

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Yevgeny_Sokolov_Art @YVSokolovArt

10 months ago

A little 8 pager as a prequel story to my book I’m working on. ✍🏼 #prelim #roughdraft #comics #layouts

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