#ledley

[tinas1469]

tomhollandupdates: Tom with Ledley King

I think Tom looks yummy with short hair. I would never turn him down no matter the hair💓

[whitehartlane]

[dailyreddevils]

[kylewalker-peters]

Tired of only seeing men give the most appalling and stupid of football takes on podcasts and YouTube videos WHEN is it womens turn to be wrong en masse for money??????

[wildthings04]

[tomhollandnet]

Tom with former professional footballer Ledley King at the Tottenham game on Sunday

[audereestfuckery]

Ossie and Ledley cutest men alive i swear

[greatbigbeautifullife]

love ledley king as spurs ambassador because you know he takes that as seriously as the foreign office

[avenirdelight]

i’m in!! saw ryan (and ledley) already🥰 one more hour until the open training starts!

spurs open training | singapore national stadium | 25.07.2023

[7yearsofdele]

The amount of ‘the only royal I’ll support is Emerson’ and ‘there‘s only one king and his name is Ledley’ comments.

[rhythmandtones]

Gang Band Rockabilly - Ledley Zeppelin

[d2kvirus]

26/1/24 Fact or Fiction

Statement #1: Bayley will win the 2024 women’s Royal Rumble. FACT - It makes perfect sense from a storyline standpoint to have Bayley vs Iyo at WM, and given the Rumble and MITB are effectively treated as ersatz titles these days it also fits to have Bayley get a clean sweep of all women's titles, Rumble and MITB

Statement #2: You spell battle royale with an “e”. FICTION - Only when talking about that Japanese film given that's, you know, the title and everything

Statement #3: There should be a Tag Team Royal Rumble match. FICTION - Mainly as it will be a logistical nightmare to a match where the only finish would be one babyface Ricky Mortoning their way through one or two heel tag teams in the final four

Statement #4: For Cody Rhodes to “finish the story” he must defeat Roman Reigns for the WWE Title in a WrestleMania main event. FACT - If he wins the title from Not Reigns that would be a consolation prize at best, and if he's not even in a title match at WM then he's a punchline for the remainder of his time there

Statement #5: You will consume alcohol while watching this year’s Royal Rumble match. FICTION - One time a few years back my local pub showed the Rumble live. Give the show started at 1am, and that was the 2013 Rumble where the booking went into full "Sod you, you're getting Rock vs Cena II" mode, it was not fun walking home at 4am with a few beers in me while being PO'd that the last two matches of the show were effectively Vince sticking his middle finger up at his audience. But he's stuck worse things in worse places, from what I hear...

Statement #6: Draymond Green has a WWE career waiting for him after he retires from the NBA. FICTION - Given he's a dead ringer for Ledley King, Tottenham will surely ask him if he can play centre back as that couldn't be worse than Eric Dier

Statement #7: You recognize The Big Show as the real winner of the 2000 Royal Rumble match. FACT - Because he did. At least Cena & Batista's botch managed to work out in such a way it was obvious the booking was telling the fans to ignore the evidence of their eyes and their ears

Statement #8: An “Even Greater” Royal Rumble with 60 entrants would be fun. FICTION - The 40-man Rumble was pretty bad, so adding 50% more entrants to that would be as terrible as me beginning this response and forgetting that one time they did a 50-man Rumble...

Statement #9: Jinder Mahal’s WWE championship run was underrated. FICTION - It wasn't even rated due to it being the booking equivalent of The Great Molasses Flood of 1919: slow, painful, and horrible to witness

Statement #10: Tony Khan’s tweets are fun. FICTION - While the whole "I can't support AEW as the owner is a bit cringe on Twitter" discourse is almost entirely performative garbage from garbage performers on forums and social media alike, Tony really needs somebody hovering over him to keep him from making the story about him instead of AEW

Statement #11: Santino Marella’s “I wasn’t ready!” elimination from 2009 Rumble match is the funniest moment in Royal Rumble history. FICTION - The ending of the 2005 Rumble is best for its unintended hilarity, not least due to Vince's comedic tumble as he realises he blew out both quads and having to sit there like a toddler giving instructions

Statement #12: You are more interested in what Nic Nemeth does post-WWE than Matt Riddle.  FICTION - If Nemeth bet on himself when his contract was up in the mid-2010s I certainly would have been interested in what he had to offer, but after a decade of forgetting he was still employed at various points I'm far less interested, so Riddle wins by default

Statement #13: Here’s a good idea, a TLC Royal Rumble: entrants can be eliminated by going over the top OR by being put through a table, chairs are ladders are legal, and after all 30 entrants have entered then the remaining wrestlers are able to go after a WrestleMania main event contract hanging above the ring. FICTION - I'm sure that a table battle royal exists somewhere, but there's two obvious problems with using tables for eliminations: the table not breaking, or the table breaking when it's not supposed to. Either way, any stip involving something which can't follow booking instructions like tables, glass or Koji Kitao is destined to have a botched finish sooner or later

Statement #14: In pro-wrestling, a good punch is better than a good chop.  FICTION - Not that I'm against a good worked punch, but what puts a chop over the top for me is the sound when somebody who can really lay them in, be it Gunther or Go Shiozaki or Pentagon Jr

Statement #15: In the next 20 years, someone will break Stone Cold Steve Austin’s record of 3 Royal Rumble match wins. FICTION - Most of the men on two wins have already retired so if they have (for the sake of argument) Cody winning four in a row it will be forced as hell just to create a record for the sake of creating a record - which is why I can't see them trying that with the women's Rumble, given that match is so young that it would look especially obvious if they have Bianca Belair or Rhea Ripley win it every other year to get her numbers up

Statement #16: Kazuchika Okada should go to the WWE. FICTION - Okada should go wherever he feels would be the best place for his career. That might be WWE, that might be AEW, that might be a company which isn't even in the conversation at the moment, but saying he "should" join one company or another is just like the worst part of football discourse for decades before social media became a thing and made it even more irritating

Statement #17: WCW’s three-ring World War 3 battle royale concept should be brought back. FICTION - The main issue with both WarGames and Blood & Guts is there's always the chance the camera misses something in the second ring as it's focusing on something in the first ring (or, in B&G's case, outside the ring or on top of the cage) so a third ring increases the chances of the production truck missing something

Statement #18: If The Rock wrestles at WrestleMania 40 it will NOT be his last match. FACT - Mainly because of the genuine concern that, if he does win at WM, it will be the second time in recent(ish) memory he's come back to end a lengthy title reign, meaning he has to stick around to drop the belt...right?

Statement #19: You prefer to watch actual wrestling over movies about wrestling, like The Iron Claw. FICTION - At no point when watching The Wrestler did the film cut to commercial mid-match, nor did I question Darren Aronofsky's booking decisions...until Noah, anyway, but the point I'm making...

Statement #20: Playing the Royal Rumble mode on the early ’90s WWF WrestleFest arcade game is history’s greatest wrestling video game experience. FICTION - As fun as the Wrestlefest Rumble was, the greatest wrestling game experience for me was borrowing someone's GameShark so I could actually use Jake Roberts in SDvsR 2006, as that was locked behind needing PS2 & PSP crossplay otherwise and I didn't know a single person with a PSP

Statement #21: If the top rope breaks during a battle royale, wrestlers should still be legally eliminated by being throw over the 2nd rope. FACT - Makes sense, as if the top rope breaks the middle rope becomes the top rope. Just don't ask if the top rope breaks on one side but not the other three, that's a headache waiting to happen

Statement #22: 2x Royal Rumble winner John Cena is the greatest wrestler of all time. FICTION - Mitsuharu Misawa is spinning in his urn

Statement #23: Here’s another good idea – a Reverse Royal Rumble: the match starts with all 30 entrants in the ring and every 2 minutes someone is randomly eliminated, but you can can be safe from the random countdown eliminations if you eliminate someone else first. FICTION - New rule for 411mania: anybody suggesting reverse battle royals must post photo ID to prove they aren't Vince Russo - and if they aren't, that makes it even worse

Statement #24: No one ever retires – the Undertaker will wrestle again. FICTION - Plenty of wrestlers retire for real, be it due to injuries which can't be rehabbed or because nobody noticed that they retired. More than anything else, though, since retiring Undertaker has removed the mystique he had for decades with his podcast appearances and so forth, and that genie isn't getting put back in the bottle

Statement #25: IMPACT Wrestling changing their name back to TNA will make you watch again. FICTION - It's not airing in the depths of Freeview in the UK anymore, which is why TNA had a surprisingly large following in the UK 15+ years ago, so unless there's some really good word of mouth that will send me to WatchWrestling I will likely not be actively looking to watch it

Statement #26: WWE should bring back the ECW brand again. FICTION - If there's any brand which WWE bought and then euthanised they should consider bringing back it's Evolve. No, wait, hear me out: the thing with Evolve is there's little to no emotional attachment or cultural cache attached to the brand as there is with ECW or ROH, so if they rebranded NXT LVL UP to Evolve it wouldn't hamstring the show before a second had aired, given the name is mainly associated with Gabe Sapolsky booking shows for DGUSA talent when the Dragon Gate wrestlers weren't available

Statement #27: You would be excited to see Shane McMahon as a surprise entrant in the Royal Rumble match this year. FICTION - I'd rather he was a surprise entrant in MITB or the Elimination Chamber, as that means we'd guarantee somebody taking an utterly ludicrous bump in matches which sort of require it

Statement #28: WWE already has too many international PLEs scheduled for this year. FICTION - Actually having PPVs for overseas crowds, and not the UK-only PPVs that WWE used to fob off their UK audience with which HHH always seemed to be "injured" for yet healthy to appear on Raw a couple of nights later, is something WWE needed to consider for the longest time. Remember, that's actual crowds, not Bonesaw McGraw's mates...

Statement #29: It’s sad that one year ago Sami Zayn was the hottest wrestler in the world, but now no one talks about him, he has no chance of winning the Royal Rumble or ever main event-ing a WrestleMania again. FACT - Especially considering that Sami did the impossible and made the Bloodline actually interesting and not JBL's Cabinet with Polynesian tattoos, and he deserved to be rewarded for that with the booking Jey Uso is currently getting

Statement #30: CM Punk will win the 2024 men’s Royal Rumble. FACT - Seems like the wisest call to make: if Rollins is healthy come WM, Punk vs Rollins will go ahead while Cody/Reigns is for all the marbles, but if Rollins isn't healthy there's a story for Punk/Reigns or potential for a Punk/Cody/Reigns three-way - so all Punk has to do is not break his foot doing a spot that makes no sense to wreck those booking plans, or lose his rag on a habitual basis to wreck literally everything around him

[bensdavies]

crying ledley’s on talksport and they were talking about how he never trained then they moved on to england and darren bent’s talking about his worries as left back he’s gone ‘im not sure how fit shaw is and i dont think hes like you and can just go in to games having not trained because erm. his body. his body type is larger’ he was trying so hard not to call him a fat bastard wasn’t he poor luke

[audereestfuckery]

shouldn’t ledley king’s knees be on the shelf where they belong not running around out there????

[nursingwriter]

History of Informatics and Areas of Practice Informatics is a term that refers to the integration of nursing, its information and information management with information and communication technology (ICT) to promote the health and wellbeing of people across the globe (Elsayed, El-Nagger & Mohamed, 2016). Informatics has emerged as an important component in modern healthcare systems given the increased adoption of technology in this industry. Elsayed, El-Nagger & Mohamed (2016) state that the nature and extent of use of information and communication technology in healthcare has experienced dramatic changes across the globe over the past two decades. Given the significance of nursing informatics, this paper provides an overview of the history of informatics. The overview includes a discussion on three informatics groups or specialty areas that have had significant impacts on informatics based on their rank, preference, and importance. History of Informatics Informatics in the healthcare field is a discipline that incorporates a wide range of products, theories, activities, and research. The origin of health informatics can be traced back to evolution and adoption of information technology in medicine. According to Rendon (2014), informatics in healthcare emerged from 1949 when Dr. Gustav Wagner established the German Society for Medical Documentation, Computer Science, and Statistics. This organization was the first professional organization for informatics worldwide and paved the way for the development of informatics to become an integral part of modern healthcare. In 1952, the first computer used in clinical practice was McBee manual punch card at the American Society for Clinical Pathology. This was followed by research in integrating technology in healthcare such as the publication by Ledley & Lusted in 1959 on how to integrate computers in healthcare to automate the work of clinicians and lessen errors. Over the years, various stakeholders within and outside the healthcare field have undertaken measures that are geared toward promoting digitalization of healthcare processes. The development and use of digital computer has had significant implications in the growth and practice of clinical medicine. The development of informatics in healthcare has been supported by various informatics groups or specialty areas. Nursing, Finance, and Software/medical device vendors are the three specialty areas that have had the greatest impact on informatics in the field of healthcare. Role and Ranking of Specialty Areas in History of Informatics As previously indicated, nursing, finance and software/medical device vendors are specialty areas that have significantly impacted the growth and development of healthcare informatics. While each of these specialty areas is different, they have the same objective of enhancing healthcare. Nursing has played a critical role in the development of informatics in healthcare through providing a premise for enhancing healthcare processes and services (Cashin & Cook, 2010). The nursing profession incorporate four major areas i.e. research, education, clinical and administrative areas. These four different areas are intertwined and centered on delivery of evidence-based practice in healthcare. In this regard, nursing has shaped informatics by ensuring that information and communication technologies adopted in healthcare focus on enhancing care through evidence-based practice. Therefore, these technologies are adopted to enhance clinical decision-making toward better healthcare processes and services. The second specialty areas that has played a critical role in the history of informatics is finance. Finance in healthcare relates to affordability and accessibility of healthcare services to different patient populations in relation to their healthcare needs and demands. As technology is increasingly adopted in healthcare for improved health information management, the cost of care remains a major concern. This is primarily because of the huge number of uninsured and underinsured patient populations. In this regard, finance has influenced the history and development of informatics through emphasis on establishment of affordable medical equipment and processes to patients. Through finance, health information management systems focus on ensuring the cost of care is cheap or affordable to patient populations. This implies that finance has influenced informatics by promoting development of technological medical devices and equipment that improve healthcare accessibility and affordability. Software/medical device vendors have also influenced the development of informatics in healthcare. Software/medical device vendors help to ensure the available of technological devices that are used in the healthcare field. While developers create these devices, their availability in the market is partly a responsibility of device vendors. The role of software or medical device vendors in the history of informatics entails ensuring the availability of latest medical equipment. Through this, these vendors have propelled the growth and availability of health information management systems as well as medical equipment, which in turn promotes the growth of healthcare informatics. Nursing informatics is ranked number one in its impact on and importance in healthcare informatics since nursing is the frontline of care. Nurses usually maintain ongoing contact with patients within and outside the clinical setting, which implies that they play a leading role in shaping health informatics. The second in rank is finance given that affordability of healthcare services is important toward health promotion and disease prevention in communities (Elsayed, El-Nagger & Mohamed, 2016). The next in ranking is software/medical device vendors since they help to promote the availability of medical devices that can be used in the clinical setting for improved patient outcomes. Area of Interest An important area of interest of healthcare informatics is nursing informatics, which entails application of information and computer technology to all nursing fields (Thede, 2012). Nursing informatics is a key healthcare informatics area since it’s used to enhance the health and wellbeing of individuals, families, communities, and populations through optimizing information management and communication (Elsayed, El-Nagger & Mohamed, 2016). Currently, nursing informatics continues to experience tremendous changes that are fueled by changes in general technology over the past decade. Nursing informatics is currently characterized by improvements in nursing informaticist education. This is primarily because many nursing students are increasingly attracted to informaticist education. In addition, employment of nursing informaticists has increased, especially in hospitals. Hospitals currently employ 58% of nursing informaticists, which represents 10% increase (Thew, 2014). However, some of the current challenges facing nursing informatics include decline in the number of informaticists employed in corporate offices and those working for vendors. Additionally, many nursing informaticists are not encouraged to engage in direct clinical care despite their many years of clinical experience. The decrease in the number of nursing informaticists working in corporate offices and for vendors is a trend expected to continue in the future. The other probable future trend in nursing informatics is requiring nursing informaticists to engage in direct clinical care given the worsening nursing shortage. It is also expected that security of health information management systems will improve in nursing informatics since better management of health information is as important as patient care. In conclusion, nursing, finance and software/medical device vendors will continue to propel the future of health informatics and the overall healthcare sector. As shown in this analysis, these specialty areas have continued to play a critical role in the development and application of informatics in healthcare. These specialty areas will continue to shape the future of health informatics since they all focus on enhancing healthcare. However, nursing informatics will continue to be the leading specialty area in health informatics since it is the frontline of patient care. The increased adoption of technology in nursing is expected to enhance patient care while lessening errors or mistakes. References Cashin, A. & Cook, R. (2010). Evidence-based practice in nursing informatics: concepts and applications. Hershey, PA: IGI Global. Elsayed, J.A., El-Nagger, N.S. & Mohamed, H.A.A. (2016). Evolution of Nursing Informatics: A Key to Improving Nursing Practice. Research Journal of Medicine and Medical Sciences, 11(1), 1-7. Rendon, F.X. (2014, May 5). The Long Road to Digitization: A History of Healthcare Informatics. Retrieved February 27, 2019, from https://www.healthworkscollective.com/long-road-digitization-history-healthcare-informatics/ Thede, L. (2012, January 23). Informatics: Where Is It? The Online Journal of Issues in Nursing, 17(1). Retrieved from http://ojin.nursingworld.org/MainMenuCategories/ANAMarketplace/ANAPeriodicals/OJIN/TableofContents/Vol-17-2012/No1-Jan-2012/Informatics-Where-Is-It.html Thew, J. (2014, March 25). The State of Nursing Informatics. Retrieved February 27, 2019, from http://healthstandards.com/blog/2014/03/25/the-state-of-nursing-informatics/     Read the full article