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The Anti-Personnel omni-directional mobility gear (対人立体機動装置 Taijin Rittai Kidō Sōchi?) is a set of equipment developed specifically to combat human opponents. The equipment itself is an adaptation of the traditional omni-directional mobility gear, allowing the operator the advantages of three-dimensional movement, but with the use of firearms instead of blades. It is virtually useless against Titans, but extremely effective against humans. It was secretly created by the Military Police's Anti-Personnel Control Squad specifically to combat the Scout Regiment.Four years later, anti-personnel omni-directional mobility gear combined with Thunder Spears is currently standard issue for the soldiers of the Scout Regiment in combat against Marley. The combination of Thunder Spears and semiautomatic pistols enables the gear to be used for anti-infantry, anti-fortification, and anti-Titan warfare.[1] UsageWhile the basic principles for maneuvering in it are the same, the design is drastically different: the main components of the equipment are worn on the shoulders and upper back instead of the hips and the user uses the pistol-shaped grips which fire grappling hooks and high-powered projectiles.The movement of the equipment is very similar to that of the omni-directional mobility gear. The user just has to aim their grapple hooks at an object, fire them and activate the gas mechanism to reel onto that position. Operators can also use their momentum to move not only in a rectilinear pattern but also doing other advanced maneuvers like navigating between objects.Just like omni-directional mobility gear, it is less effective in open spaces where the wielder has almost no places where the hooks can be reeled. This fact added to the impossibility of killing Titans with shotguns makes the equipment specially suitable for man-hunting and urban warfare, quite useful for the Military Police as they focus their attention inside the Walls. However, it can be used in any place which has points to reel. Mikasa Ackermann wearing a conjunction of the AP-ODMG and the more traditional model of ODMG. However, with the modifications made by the Scout Regiment four years later, the anti-personnel omni-directional mobility gear can be used in conjunction with the more traditional model of omni-directional mobility gear, allowing its user to switch between the pistols for engaging human opponents and the ultra-hard steel blades for engaging titan opponents, more commonly against that of the Nine Titans.[1] Slight modifications have been made to the scabbards of the omni-directional mobility gear, to accomodate the conjunction of the anti-personnel omni-directional mobility gear, where they are worn at a vertical angle, rather than a horizontal angle, and henceforth have slits along the longer side of the scabbard to allow the user to still easily access their ultra-hard steel blades. Both systems use independant gas mechanisms to eject their respective grappling hooks.[1] Mechanics The Scout Regiment's anti-personnel omni-directional mobility gear. Body of the Device - While in the ordinary omni-directional mobility gear the body of the device is located on the hips, in this model it is located on the upper back. It is attached to the user's body with harnesses

Of Kinetic Suppression Codex of Power Extraction Defensive Spiritborn Casting a Non-Basic Mobility Skill grants [1-8] Resolve and causes your next Concussive Stomp to strike in a circle around you. Farai Cliffs dungeon [Map Link] Aspect of Layered Wards Extraction Defensive Spiritborn Your Block Reduction is increased by [10-30%] [+] while you have a Barrier. N/A Aspect of Momentum Codex of Power Extraction Mobility Spiritborn After you Evade, your next Core Skill dashes to your target and does [15-35]% [x] increased damage. Beast Graveyard dungeon [Map Link] Aspect of Pestilence Extraction Offensive Spiritborn Stinger spawns a Pestilence Swarm at its target location which deals [35-75%] of Stinger's Base damage per hit. Pestilent Swarms now last 100% longer and spiral outwards. Hallowed Stones dungeon [Map Link] Aspect of Plains Power Extraction Offensive Spiritborn Lucky Hit: Up to a 25% chance to create a Mystic Circle for 10 seconds.Casting a Jaguar Skill in Mystic Circles empowers them to keep your Ferocity at Maximum and increase your damage by [2.0-4.1%] per stack while you remain within. N/A Aspect of Potent Exchange Extraction Offensive Spiritborn Gain 1 Resolve when you Dodge an attack. Your Potency Skills consume 2 Resolve to deal x [15-55%] increased damage. N/A Aspect of Rallying Reversal Extraction Offensive Spiritborn You have [20-60%] chance to gain 1 Ferocity when you Crowd Control an enemy. N/A Aspect of Reactive Armor Extraction Utility Spiritborn Gain 10% Block Chance. Blocking an attack from a Close enemy has a [30-70%] chance to cast a free

Expanded 5G partner ecosystem builds momentum, helping customers secure their networks and protect critical data, /PRNewswire/ -- Palo Alto Networks® (NASDAQ: PANW), the global cybersecurity leader, introduced today Prisma SASE 5G, delivering the functionality and capabilities customers need to stay protected for the future state of mobility and connectivity. The company also announced the expansion of its private 5G collaborations, working with seven industry leaders to deliver end-to-end private 5G security solutions and services designed to protect enterprise 5G deployments.With the rise in digitization, coupled with massive device connectivity, securing 5G connected devices and protecting the data shared across them are more important than ever. Service providers continue to grow and innovate enterprise 5G network connectivity to address the rapid rise of hybrid workforce and mobility needs across autonomous AI applications, autonomous connected cars and drones, manufacturing, and more. As the demand on the wireless network grows for 5G connected devices, so does the need for comprehensive security, especially due to the rise of cyberattackers' use of AI. Every attack can now be a new zero-day attack, reach more targets with ease and evolve at lightning fast speeds, evading 5G wireless network defenses.Anand Oswal, SVP and GM, Network Security at Palo Alto Networks "Wireless network demands are surging with 5G-connected devices, and at the same time, attackers are leveraging AI to create more sophisticated attacks that hit faster and harder than ever before. Service providers have a profound opportunity to navigate the evolving threat landscape safely and securely by offering

And contributions that helped position Vialto as the leading independent global mobility leader it is today with a compelling market opportunity and strong client momentum.” Neil Masterson said, “Vialto’s mission to provide end-to-end global mobility solutions for customers has become ever more important as employers seek integrated and specialized services to navigate a complex global hiring environment. Now we will further capitalize on the strong demand for our services, while optimizing our operating platform to most effectively drive value for our clients and partners. I look forward to collaborating with the talented team at Vialto and leading the company in this next phase of growth.” Peter Clarke, said, “After a long career with PwC and two years leading Vialto, it is the right time for me to retire and hand over the reins to Neil and our amazing leadership team. It has been an honor and a privilege to lead the dynamic and innovative Vialto team through a complex separation and stand up of Vialto as an independent company. I am confident that under Neil, Vialto will continue its strong track record of delivering differentiated solutions for customers. I wish them and the team continued success.” About Neil Masterson Mr. Masterson is a long-tenured professional with a wealth of executive and operational experience. Mr. Masterson most recently served as CEO of OneWeb, now Eutelsat OneWeb, a broadband satellite internet services provider, from 2020 through 2023. During his time there, he helped build and deploy a space-based global communications network amid

Them in kettlebell flows to increase your metabolic rate and get your heart racing.21. American SwingWith a kettlebell between your legs, hinge at your hips, swinging the weight backward.Drive your hips forward to explosively blast it up directly above your head.Let the momentum return you back into the hinge position and straight into rep two. Why? The American swing places more emphasis on the shoulders and trap muscles. With higher rep ranges, the American swing is a great move to boost your aerobic capacity whilst getting a shoulder pump.22. Single Arm Z PressBegin seated on the floor with both legs spread apart, straight out in front of you.Keep your core locked and chest open.With one kettlebell in the front rack position, press the weight directly overhead.Control the descent of the rep back to the front rack position ready to repeat.Why? The single arm Z press works the core harder and takes all possible momentum out of the movement. This means that your legs can't help you power the kettlebell overhead, resulting in a strict overhead press. With an additional emphasis on hamstring and groin mobility, the Z press is quite the multitasker.23. Kettlebell Reverse CrunchBegin lying on the floor with the kettlebell above your head and your knees bent.Push your back into the floor and hold onto the handles of the kettlebell.Lift the legs and continue to elevate your lower back off the floor whilst maintaining core engagement.Slowly reverse the movement back down to the floor, ready to repeat.Why? The reverse crunch is an excellent exercise to work the entirety of the core. The nature of the slow completion of the reps builds time under tension for maximum abdominal strength.24. Kettlebell Plank Pass ThroughBegin in the high plank position with a kettlebell on one side, next to the outside of your palm.Reach across underneath your torso with the opposite hand to the side of the kettlebell.Drag the kettlebell under your body to the other side, ready to repeat.Why? The kettlebell plank pass through works your core isometrically by challenging it anti-rotationally. This means that you have to fight to keep your torso locked and straight as you move the kettlebell from side to side.25. Half Kneeling PressBegin with one knee up and one knee down, kneeling on the floor with the kettlebell in the opposite hand to the knee that is raised.With the kettlebell in the front rack position, press

The ground beside you, hit the deck, and lower your body until your chest touches the floor. Stand back up and jump powerfully over the bell.Drop into another burpee and repeat.Why? An intense, full-body move, and would any list of best exercises be compete without burpees? 18. Kettlebell Front SquatSwing two kettlebells up into the rack position and stand with your feet shoulder-width apart. Push your hips back and descend slowly for 5 seconds before pushing back up forcefully. Why? The kettlebell front squat is a perfect move for anyone who don’t yet have the wrist or shoulder mobility to do the same move with a barbell.18. Kettlebell Overhead CarryClean a pair of kettlebells into the front rack position and press them overhead until your arms are locked out. March for 20m, turn and head back. Why? A safe and effective overhead press takes good shoulder and upper back mobility, while the walk will boost your balance and core strength.19. Kettlebell Kneeling Clean to WindmillKneel with an upright posture and neutral spine. Grab the kettlebell with the hand opposite to your kneeling leg.To clean into the rack position, contract your glutes and extend your hips, rather than just relying on your arm. Keep your elbow high to further engage your shoulder.Press the weight over your head and pause. Keep your spine straight and arm extended, then hinge at your hips to lean forward. Push your glutes back slightly.As you hinge, reach your empty hand between your knees and look up. Raise your torso and lower the weight to the rack position, then the ground.Why? 'The first part activates your shoulders, lats, and core. The windmill works on your hinge, which taps into your glutes and hamstrings,' says Hollywood PT Don Saladino.20. Kettlebell Swing CleanBegin with the kettlebell on the floor, one foot in front of you.Hinge at the hips and reach forward to the kettlebell handle.Pull the handle between your legs and snap the hips forward.Let the momentum created from your hips swing the kettlebell close to the body as you pull your elbow into your waist.Finish with the kettlebell in the front rack position on your chest with the thumb touching your collarbone.Reverse the swing between your legs and repeat the reps from swing to front rack position.Why? The swing clean is the basis of many kettlebell moves therefore it is a useful skill to learn. You can position