This is the hidden part of China seldom spoken about

While we don't know the exact percentage of the product actually being used, industrial applications seldom go above 50%. More than that would be close to becoming rocket fuel. I guess the best I can do is say his 12% estimate might be a little low.

I met Tim the day after GamerGate kicked off at PAX. He looked sleep-deprived and miserable. I pretended to not recognize him and joked around. He was humorless and defeated. His LucasArts games shaped my childhood, but Double Fine seldom made good games. Shut it down.

omg, what the hell is hanging off her body?? She's right about one thing, nearly all the judges are racists. But they are Obama's people. So don't worry your little black heart. There is seldom an all white jury. Karmelo's murder trial did not have an all white jury.

I seldom see saunas. The. Again bing in New Orleans you need only step outside to get the sauna experience

Why do you believe that? How long did the autism fear of vaccines last? Hint: It's ongoing among the public even though scientists have largely rejected it. How long did it take to falsify the hypothesis that duodenal ulcers were mainly stress-related? Peer review is the formal process where journals try to prevent it, but they seldom replicate studies; that is for after publication primarily. Retracted papers are those that peer review didn't catch and often result from readers notifying the journals, other scientists posting rebuttals, etc. I suggest we call off this discussion. You seem far to biased and naive, or possibly a bot, to have a serious conversation. It's typically uninformative to discuss science with someone who has no discernible understanding of the subject.

WE TALK ABOUT MANY THINGS IN THE SHOTS, BUT THE SELF-ASSEMBLING, SELF-REPLICATING NANO TECH IS A MAJOR PROBLEM SELDOM MENTIONED!!!

Finally saw that smile again, I've noticed he seldom smiles during promotion youtube.com/shorts/vS0mCABOm…

The USPS should SELDOM TOUCH ballots! @POTUS @VP @SecRubio @SenJohnKennedy

I often ignore tweets, even from reputable news organizations (like CBS) that begin with "Trump says..." Trump very seldom tells the truth about anything. Maybe try to get independent confirmation from reliable sources before tweeting this. You are damaging your credibility.

Our energy bills are bloody expensive! Anyway we seldom see over 30C in the summer so we don’t see the point of buying one.

Had a pretty great day in Pittsburgh last week with @SenMcCormickPA who understands workforce better than most politicians, and Wells Fargo, who – when it comes to workforce - continues to put their money where their mouth is. The Senator showed me around his beloved city, and proved to be an excellent guide. We started with breakfast at a legendary local diner called Pamela’s. Me, the Senator, and the head of every trade union in town. Electric, plumbing, carpentry, HVAC…they were all there, and there was much to discuss about the state of work in the Keystone State. Great guys, great conversation, great omelet. From there, we headed over to FerroWorks, the only mill in town that still pours steel. Once upon a time, there were a hundred steel mills like this one, up and down the river. Today, there is only one, but the pride and work ethic on display is impossible to ignore. Beyond their core manufacturing capabilities, FerroWorks is also dedicated to workforce development. The company actively runs metallurgy and metalworking training programs and apprenticeships to help grow the domestic manufacturing workforce. FerroWorks is known primarily for churning out the solid steel knuckles that connect railroad cars. Thousands and thousands and thousands of knuckles, since 1868. I swear, no place on earth looks more like work than a steel mill. From there, we headed over to CCAC, a local community college that’s likewise committed to workforce development. The tour was very impressive. So much state-of-the-art technology, and so much talent on hand. Again – the pride that these teachers take in their work, and the enthusiasm of the students I met…just great. Reminded me of my own alma mater, another community college called Essex, back in the day. After that, I joined a panel discussion with the Senator, my new friend Scott Mautino – who gave us the tour of FerroWorks – and Fernando Revas from @WellsFargo, who casually presented my foundation with a check for $1 million. That money will be earmarked to support workforce development in Pennsylvania. To say I’m grateful to Wells Fargo, and humbled by their ongoing support, would be an understatement. Finally, the Senator took me to lunch at the Capital Grille with a couple dozen CEOs from Pennsylvania’s leading companies. All are intently focused on skilled labor, and all appeared to listen with great interest to what we’re doing at mikeroweWORKS, and what we’re about to do. Suffice it to say, no state is doing more than Pennsylvania to drill down on this issue. Democrat, Republican, union, non-union…everyone has a seat at the table, because everyone has skin in the game. I’m super encouraged to see what’s next. Big thanks to Senator McCormick and Wells Fargo for leading the charge. Mike PS. The guy behind the podium is Manny Gomez, and he completely upstaged me and everyone else during the panel. In short, Manny started as a grinder at FerroWorks seven years ago, and worked his way up to a supervisor, overseeing 120 workers today. He came from a very tough part of town, and worked his way up with a level of determination and work ethic available to anyone, but seldom exercised. Manny is a rockstar, with a story that needs to be told. Also of note, a couple of MRW scholarship recipients who happened to work in the area and dropped by to say hello and make me very proud. Zoey McEleeven applied for a work ethic scholarship last year from mikeroweWORKS, and got one, along with a badass tattoo. (Half woman, half tiger!) She’s working today as a diesel power systems tech who gets to travel all over the country doing what she loves. Jason Taylor was also there, even though his hair was not. Jason was a janitor when he applied several years ago, and today, he’s the lead building tech at Chatham University, overseeing facilities. More importantly, Jason told me that his scholarship from MRW led to a series of domestic events that directly resulted in the birth of his two children. I didn’t ask for details but assume they were named after me, and remain deeply flattered. Like I said, a pretty good day. If you want more, the Pittsburgh Gazette did a nice write-up. Hopefully, it’s not behind a paywall. bit.ly/4vPWUki PPS. Work ethic scholarships currently available at mikeroweWORKS.org. Go get some!

At least in the Catholic faith, from what I’ve learned, observed and lived, doing the right thing — fully the right thing — seldom if ever comes with worldly applause and increased personal standing.

I seldom ask for anything, so please. Prayers for my wife. She's in emergency care right now.

Flossing my teeth at my very public desk because well behaved women seldom make history

Arrogance and self awareness seldom go hand in hand

Upamecano is one of those footballers who I seldom watch, but every time I see him, he’s utter bonk.

Chasing stocks that moved up a lot is seldom a profitable strategy. Be careful with names like Sandisk, Micron, and also SpaceX. The AI supercycle is real, but nothing ever goes up in a straight line. That‘s why, per my plan, I always take mechanical profits. Every 30% I take 10%, and rotate into something less expensive on a relative basis. That way, I am never all in or all out, but the higher something goes, the more I trim it. One of the best rotations out there at the moment are Bitcoin and BTCTCs like Strive and Metaplanet. Or in the AI space companies like CIFR/IREN/TSLA/NVDA. It will be obvious in hindsight. Good luck out there, warriors.

😭😭 pls I seldom draw non humans, kalo di comis suruh gambar furry aku langsung kotar ketir