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Scott Kight retweeted
Stop it 😂😂😂
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Can AI program a code in the future, that AI can’t crack. #AI#bears#purdue
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The Mets are 0-11 since Mr. and Mrs. Met hugged Mamdani.

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Comic from New Yorker: what does it mean to you?
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Scott Kight retweeted
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Writing a simple dot function in Go
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Hurley never had an assist like this!!!
🦸‍♂️ A superhero effort. 📺: @BigTenNetwork
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🚨 MOM WALKS INTO A SPORTING GOODS STORE AND LOSES HER MIND AFTER SEEING A $500 KIDS BASEBALL BAT — “THIS IS PRICE GOUGING” A mom filming inside a sporting goods store says she thought she was just grabbing a bat for her kid’s season. Then she checked the price tags. One bat on the rack: $500. Right next to it: $450. Then she looks at baseball mitts. One youth glove: $330. “I don’t care what the material is … unless it’s made out of solid gold it ain't worth $300." Next she checks the equipment bags. $450. Parents watching the video say youth sports equipment prices are getting completely out of control. Some say it’s starting to feel less like inflation and more like straight up price gouging targeting families. Between bats, gloves, bags, cleats, and league fees, some parents say a single baseball season can now cost thousands of dollars. Are sports stores price gouging parents… or is this just the new normal?
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BRADEN SMITH GOT THAT DAWG IN HIM 😤 @BoilerBall (via @CBBonFOX)

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This made me so emotional, rest in peace Rondale Moore. Suicide is never the answer.
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When my mom asks if I want to join in family dinner tonight, but I have to explain how I have to watch a baseball game between American Italians and American Mexicans to determine if American Americans can keep playing baseball
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This is Drew Kortan and John Gramer watching Moorhead warmup at the 2017 state tournament. They were 7 years old and dreaming of being down there on the ice. Tonight, they won state championship as sophomores.
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Minnesota high school hockey might be the pinnacle of high school sports on the planet

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If you are 55 - 65 you get it.
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Replying to @Super70sSports
We used to be a serious country with real athletes.
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Can somebody air this on the Superbowl Please?

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College Basketball tonight has been amazing. From Sparty going down in Minneapolis to a hot shooting Illini, and UK Oklahoma. Excitement: I switched to two minutes of OKC VD San Antonio and I saw over paid soft pussies. Damn it’s hard to watch. #nba #CollegeBasketball #Purdue #bigten
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This post was written by @realkealakanae it’s definitely a bookmark and should be read by everyone! “This might be the most offensive post I've made. I genuinely don't understand the public outrage around ICE, and here's why: The claims: ICE is a violent organization ICE is deporting "thousands" of legal U.S. citizens ICE detention is inhumane But the facts don't agree. Since 2025, ICE has made over 328,000 arrests. During those arrest attempts, two people were killed (a 0.0006% incident rating). Tragic. Unfortunate. Unjust. I agree. But that still means 99.9994% of ICE arrests occurred without a fatal incident. In terms of "mistaken identity", documented reporting shows 170 U.S. citizens mistakenly detained. Some argue that number is underreported, so let's be generous and double it to 340 just to appease the naysayers. Even then, ICE got citizenship status right 99.9% of the time. Next claim: "ICE detention is inhumane because people die in custody." According to record, 32 people died while in ICE custody in 2025. At the same time, ICE held 60,000 detainees. That puts the odds of dying in ICE custody at roughly 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 2,000. For comparison, the crude annual death rate of the general U.S. population is about 1 in 100. Said differently: All things being equal (which they never are), your odds of survival in ICE custody are better than your odds of survival outside of ICE custody. Nothing - not even the best science in the world - is 100% accurate. So literally, in almost any other domain, an organization operating at 99.9% accuracy at this scale would be praised, not demonized. (Ironically, that's exactly why the head of ICE was awarded during the Obama administration.) Here's my point: The facts don't justify the outrage, cruelty, and hatred folks are directing at friends, coworkers, and even their families. What's actually happening is simpler, but more diabolical. Media is playing our society for fools. You're not reacting to facts. You're reacting to narratives. Both sides are being gassed up by party leaders and political figureheads for THEIR gain. Not yours. Or Renee's. Or Alex's. Let that sink in. So those feelings bubbling up... ...are you being played like a fiddle for someone else's agenda? It's your traumas, triggers, and tribalism. The animal brain in overdrive. And thanks to algorithmic media, it's never been easier. I'm a marketer. I change minds for a living. And frankly, I'm disturbed and disappointed by what I see. But if people weren't so easy to manipulate, I guess I wouldn't have a career. So listen. I'm not saying feelings aren't valid. I'm saying feelings aren't facts. The difference between an animal and a human is our capacity for rational thought. I sure hope we start using it.”
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In a court room the judge Federal or State has the ability to call order, clear the room, or hold people in contempt if they impede him from doing his job. I agree with that logic. Why does a Federal Judge feel the need to step in on other Federal employees doing their jobs. #respectfullythelaw #Ice #Minneapolis
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I really want a good explanation from my scholarly associates.
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