During every Miami U home game
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During every Miami U home game
“Tens of people” is one of my favorite phases on that context
Up the Toon. We’re coming. Expect us.
Advancing in every competition, always putting out a squad that wants to compete and, if things go our way, win — this will feel better than it does now. We’re 4-5 players away from really doing it. I genuinely believe that.
But I think about 5 years from now, with the investment promised and PSR navigated, the new training ground, a new stadium set to open around then, when we look back and see how this game exemplifies how close we are.
It was decided when we absorbed pressure to save some energy and their quality and depth got the best of us.
But this was an entertaining game. We ran at them and both teams went toe-to-toe for probably 65 minutes tonight.
Hey so I’m a little bummed that City can throw out the B+ team and beat us in our park, that we had to resort to counter tactics to compete tonight, with the injuries and that fatigue and basically hoping some good bounces and fan passion would get us over the line.
Nobody will care.
President Bonespurs welcomes our fallen heroes wearing a campaign hat that you can buy from his website for $39.99.
provide a definitive answer to a fundamental philosophical question or admit that my tamogatchi is actually hungry
I dunno, if I were Jeffrey Goldberg, author of "How Did I Get Iraq Wrong?' (2008), I might pause for a moment before cheerleading another war in the same region.
Makes you wonder how much of this information was given freely to Putin directly from Trump
The Hokies losing Carleigh Wenzel midway through the first quarter is no bueno. Winning this one was always going to be tough but without her … yikes.
I love this skeet because it asks the same question in the text, the headline and the auto-populated link description, and we all know there’s no answer.
Go that way really fast. If something gets in your way, turn.
Stop literally everything.
Steve Albini's Fugazi sessions, widely bootlegged and full of lore, now available officially for the first time.
fugazi.bandcamp.com/album/albini...
Also, the U.S. sank an Iranian ship off the coast of Sri Lanka, Iran is threatening international shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, and the man suspected of last weekend's domestic terror attack in Austin was ostensibly inspired by the war.
To update, the U.S. and Israel are bombing Iran. Israel is bombing Lebanon. Iran is attacking Israel, Saudi, UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Jordan, Cyprus, Syria, Turkey and Azerbaijan. Russia is helping Iran; the UK is helping the U.S. and Israel, and Ukraine has also offered assistance.
"Wow. A big drop" -- CNBC highlights that labor force participation is now the lowest it has been since in late 2021, before the covid vaccine was widely available
Climate change is accelerating. A new paper from @rahmstorf.bsky.social and Grant Foster argues they've nailed it statistically for the first time. 🧪
www.nature.com/articles/d41...
a graph of year-on-year change in US tech employment
Brutal numbers for US tech sector jobs released today—overall, employment decreased by 12k last month and is down 57k over the last year
That's now nearly as bad as the worst of the 2024 tech-cession, and significantly worse than either the 2008 or 2020 recessions
HUGE payrolls miss, wow
Feb Payrolls -92k vs +55k est/+130k prev
2m net revision -69k
Unemplomyent 4.4% vs 4.3% est/4.3% prev
Avg hourly earn YoY +3.8% vs +3.7% est+/3.7% prev
Jan Retail sales MoM -0.2% vs -0.3% est/0.0% prev
Control group est MoM +0.3% vs+0.3% est/-0.1% prev
Turntable FM?
Tomorrow’s editorial (gift link): “Hampton Roads, home to many members of the military now deployed overseas, needs no reminder to honor our fallen heroes. But it’s clear from his comments that Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth does, as shameful as that is.”
From his repeated insistence that there are "no rules of engagement," it's hard not to infer that destroying that school was a choice, not a mistake.
Noem deserved to be fired. That is a win for the forces of the Constitution.
But the fact that Trump launched a war with the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism and then days into it fired his Homeland Security secretary is a level of reckless incompetence that should get him fired too.
Editorial: Harrell, Knight legacies show the value of public service:
Look, I’m no expert but some of this stuff is not good. I’d go so far as to say it is bad.
Context to this exciting new development
