This is inept. Poor play. Poor coaching. The same problems every week, with no visible improvement. Down 28-3 to LSU in the third, and I still can't point to anything that's been fixed or changed since the start of the season. This is unacceptable at Texas A&M.
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Howard Lutnick lost his brother and 658 employees on 9/11. He then committed 25% of his firm, Cantor Fitzgerald’s, profits over 5 years to the families of his employees. Beyond distributing money, he covered 10 years of health insurance for the families and hired children of victims as they grew up at Cantor Thinking of @howardlutnick and all the families of the victims today
My brother Gary was kindest and most fun person I knew. Gary was happy in every photo. Over the past 25 years, nearly every day there has been a moment when I’ve thought to myself, I wish Gary was here. Gary was killed at the young age of 36 for being an American and going to work that morning in the greatest country in the world. I love and miss you every day, my brother.
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Tesla virtual powerplant grid stabilization system
~69,000 Powerwall owners across California are currently dispatching more than 500 MW to the grid, helping meet peak demand during today's heatwave Equivalent to the output of a power plant, but from Powerwalls already in people's homes
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Join @SpaceXAI in Memphis
We are hiring for our super compute teams in Memphis and need to build a construction army fast. This includes engineers, electricians, maintenance technicians, server technicians, plant operators and other roles unique to data center operations and construction. You must work extremely hard with a maniacal sense of urgency and have a proven track record of exceptional performance in construction or industrial environments. Apply at spacex.com/careers or message me if you are ready to help make life multiplanetary.
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D-I athletics right now: • UCLA: $219M cumulative deficit • Rutgers: $516.9M in cumulative shortfalls since joining the Big10 • Iowa State: $147M projected budget gap • NC State: $18.5M projected deficit • Dozens of varsity programs eliminated in the last year • New fees passed to fans More money than ever, still not enough. Fewer opportunities. Greater instability. This isn’t what college sports should be.
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This has to be the loudest crowd pop of all time from the visiting team’s fans
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Counties that build data centers are seeing new housing, higher home values, lower unemployment and more job growth…
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This is what I voted for.
🚨 TUESDAY TAKEDOWN 🚨      A $1.5 MILLION SNAP fraud scheme has been busted in Albany, New York.      Our @USDA investigators found Top 10 Deli & Grocery allegedly:      💳 Used stolen SNAP account numbers from recipients across state lines   🚬 Allowed benefits to purchase alcohol and cigarettes—and exchanged benefits for cash   📈 Redeemed 600% more SNAP benefits than comparable stores      After one defendant purchased a one-way ticket to Saudi Arabia, federal agents moved in - seizing $20,000 in cash, records, and more than a dozen phones.      Three defendants are now in custody. A fourth, the store’s owner, remains overseas.
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A Data Center Came to A Small Town. You’ll Never Guess What Happened Next* *unless you guessed lots of jobs, lots of tax revenue, spillover benefits to local business like hotels and restaurants, discounts on electric bills, and grants for teachers.
My latest column: On a recent family trip to Aberdeen, SD, it was nearly impossible to book hotel rooms. Why? A 400MW data center in Ellendale, ND, pop 1100. Overnight, rents have doubled & the town’s pop has tripled. Welcome to the new American frontier: sfchronicle.com/opinion/arti…
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An important, must read, side-by-side comparison of Mao’s communism and the Democratic Socialist platform. To summarize, the DSA is a grave threat to our democracy.
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Clayton Tucker, the Democrat nominee for Texas Agriculture Commissioner, is a "Socialist Operative" who wants to convert agricultural land to wind and solar farms, according to a new website published by Republican candidate Nate Sheets' campaign. thetexasvoice.com/comrade-cl…
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Dabo Swinney shares the Gandhi quote that became the foundation of his program and why your beliefs determine your destiny. "Your beliefs become your thoughts. Your thoughts become your words. Your words become your actions. Your actions become your habits. Your habits become your values. And your values become your destiny." "That's how powerful it is that you believe and you think the right way." This is why you must guard your mind first. If you don't believe you can succeed, you won't even try. "As a man thinketh, so is he." "If you think you don't deserve it, if you think you're a dog, if you think the world's against you - well, guess what? That'll become your words. That'll become your actions. That'll become your habits. That'll become your values." "That'll become your destiny." Choose where to focus because everything follows that. "Your destiny is determined by what your beliefs are and what your thoughts are." The chain is clear: Beliefs → Thoughts → Words → Actions → Habits → Values → Destiny Actions build habits and your habits build your identity. It all starts with what you do, what you say, and what you think. (🎥Sports Visions )
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Replying to @bmarcello
Did @finebaum ask @GregSankey the size of the budget deficits his athletic departments ran in 2025, especially when excluding student fees, taxpayer money, and tuition dollars diverted to subsidize sports? Are these deficits sustainable? Was he asked about the dire financial straits of those conferences that receive less TV revenue than the @SEC, and how sustainable their financial situations may be? Will these conferences be able to afford to maintain their women’s and Olympic sports? Does he care about the plight of these other conferences and does he care about preserving the institution of college athletics, as a whole? The current financial situation is equally (if not more) threatening as any other issue facing college sports. This is a plain fact.
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California started with the Gold Rush and might end with the Golden Exit. it has been underreported how much wealth has left CA because of the asset seizure tax being proposed. a private poll was conducted amongst affected individuals a few days ago and 80-90% surveyed said they have already left CA in 2025 or will leave in 2026 if the ballot measure looks likely to pass. $2-2.5T of assets gone, representing about $20B of annual revenue for the state government. and likely hundreds of thousands of jobs now at risk. less reported is the bigger exodus underway from folks who are NOT directly affected but worry (as they should) that this law will quickly transition from billionaires to everyone else... the initiative actually gives CA legislators the right to take anyone's post-tax assets anytime in the future based on a majority vote. this isn't about billionaires. it's a new "tax system" that simply destroys private property rights in America. all private property is now public property. even after paying your taxes, it's not legally your property anymore. it's the government's, you're just borrowing it. legislators will decide what you get to keep and temporarily use each year. countless founders, CEOs, and other business leaders are actively looking to move their companies out of state. not just tech, not just AI, not just billionaires, but the core engine of California's prosperity since 1847 is unraveling. and here is how this initiative risks unraveling America: - ~10 states have explicit or implicit prohibitions against an asset seizure tax... - individuals affected in CA (and other states trying to do the same) will move to these states that endow private property rights. - CA already has a $20-30B annual budget deficit, an unfunded ~$1T pension liability for public employees/unions, and $500B of debt outstanding. the state can not afford to borrow much more and will launch more asset seizures to meet its obligations. - asset seizures will first transition to "millionaires" and eventually to the entire middle class as more asset seizures drive more people to leave the state. - the deficit, debt, and job loss will spiral. the Golden Exit. - no US state has ever declared bankruptcy. in addition to CA, dozens of other states face similar fiscal crises - legislators promised future benefits that can't be paid or theft and waste have been allowed to run rampant and unabated for years. - struggling states will eventually request federal government assistance, as they always have in times of fiscal crisis, effectively "federalizing state debt". - states not in crisis will declare "enough is enough", individuals in those states will refuse to pay their federal taxes (why pay for other people's mistakes?), some states may try to secede from the Union, and a constitutional and civil crisis will erupt. this may seem far-fetched but it is the obvious domino effect of selectively deleting private property rights for some people in some states. i am not a billionaire and this CA bill does not affect me, but i care about the country and the state of CA. i want both to thrive. it's obvious that there are people in CA in desperate need of support and assistance, and inequities may exist that need to be rectified, but eliminating private property rights is the wrong path for everyone. a few alternatives to consider first: 1) with a $350B annual budget, CA can cut programs that result in theft and little-to-no benefit for citizens. $50B per year is likely recoverable. 2) if more taxes are needed, tax loans against unrealized capital gains (very few objections will arise), eliminate tax-free rollover of certain appreciated assets (real estate industry will fight), create a step up in basis on inheritance (some will fight but most will support). likely $10Bs of incremental revenue can be realized. 3) restructure all public retirement programs from Defined Benefit to Defined Contribution. eliminating the unfunded retirement liabilities ($1T+) will be the release valve on the future the state so desperately needs. we must address what ails us without dividing and destroying our state, our nation, our home. ignore the rhetoric, these are the facts.
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I wrote a 30,000 word Notion guide on every single tax saving strategy I wish I knew 3 years ago Includes strategies for startup founders, business owners, freelancers, W-2 employees, side hustlers Want a free copy? Like / RT and leave a comment and I'll DM you
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As future CFB Commissioner this is the next logo we will fight to restore
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My first high school scrimmage. Can’t wait for the season start @StratfordFB1 #stratfrodHS #2029
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