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Marty Conlon’s Pivot Foot

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Sportico
Sportico@Sportico·
👀 The @WNBA now has the HIGHEST value-to-revenue multiplier of ANY major sports league. At 13.6, the W surpasses the @NBA for the first time in the history of the league. Business is booming 💣
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Ashwin
Ashwin@Sudharsan_ak·
Angel Reese edits are back. Butter pecan😭😭😭😭😭 Statstuffer on YouTube 😭🙏🏻🙏🏻 Link: youtube.com/shorts/8fWOfw-…
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Jessi
Jessi@Jesswtrx·
As an Iranian PhD graduate, I fully support background checks. But the #USCISPause has left my work authorization pending for months, stopping me from working and contributing to research and innovation. This is not security, it’s lost potential. #LiftTheHold
USCIS Director Joseph B. Edlow@USCISJoe

Under @POTUS & @SecMullinDHS, @USCIS is making sure only those who meet all requirements & pose no threat to national security are granted Green Cards & citizenship. These benefits are an honor & privilege, & we’re making sure they go only to those who truly qualify.

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Marty Conlon’s Pivot Foot
@aakashgupta One small correction, Lacrosse is no longer a country club pipeline sport. It is fairly mainstream at public high schools now and there is a fairly large pool of kids competing for athletic scholarships.
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Aakash Gupta
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta·
Let me explain exactly why parents pay $25,000 a year for youth sports their kid will never play professionally, because the math is more interesting than the headlines suggest. The $25K is buying admissions arbitrage at elite colleges. Run it both ways. Scholarship math first. The US has 8 million high school athletes. Roughly 7% play in college, 2% at D1. Total NCAA athletic scholarship spend is $3.6 billion across about 175,000 D1 athletes, mostly partial aid in the low teens per year. A family putting in $25K annually from age 6 to 18 spends $300K chasing a maximum return of about $80K. The expected value is a lottery ticket. Admissions math second. The SFFA v. Harvard trial disclosed that recruited athletes get admitted at 86%. The non-athlete rate sits around 5%. Even academically weak applicants jump to a 98% admit probability if recruited. A non-athlete with a 1397 SAT has roughly 0.08% odds at Harvard. The same kid recruited for crew has 70%+. The athletic hook is the largest single advantage in elite admissions, bigger than legacy or dean's list. Ivies don't even offer athletic scholarships. The value is purely the admissions ticket. This is what $25K buys. Year-round travel ball is the qualifier round for an admissions process operating on different rules than the one your kid's classmates compete in. The "country club sports" pipeline (squash, lacrosse, crew, fencing, golf) is a feature. Barrier to entry is the product. 90% of Ivy League squash players come from $30K-a-year private high schools. The math works because the alternative pool is small. PE arrived after the demand existed. Unrivaled Sports, Perfect Game, regional travel-ball roll-ups. Upper-middle-class parents had already turned youth sports into a class transmission mechanism. PE consolidated the supply chain and raised prices because the buyers were already there at $25K. $300K to convert a 4% admit rate at an Ivy into an 86% one. Plus the alumni network and pre-professional sorting that follows. That's the actual equation. The trade is rational at the top of the income distribution. Brutal everywhere else.
More Perfect Union@MorePerfectUS

NEW: Youth sports is now costing parents as much as $25,000 a year. Private equity and corporations are turning a childhood pastime into something only the wealthy can afford. Youth sports has become a $40 billion industry, and the steep costs are crushing American families.

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Kevin Barral
Kevin Barral@kevin_barral·
Miami Dolphins quarterback Malik Willis threw out the first pitch ahead of tonight’s game against the Phillies. #Marlins #FinsUp
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Justin J. Pearson
Justin J. Pearson@Justinjpearson·
This is a direct attack on Black political power and our community in Memphis — a community built by people who fought, bled, and sacrificed for the rights we have today. We’re not backing down!
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Justin J. Pearson
Justin J. Pearson@Justinjpearson·
DEFEND DISTRICT 9 — TAKE ACTION NOW! District 9! Trump just said that he and Bill Lee want to eliminate our representation in Congress. District 9 is the ONLY Democratic and ONLY Black-majority congressional district in Tennessee.
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Canadian
Canadian@genocidalgirl·
You could explain Halloween but that wouldn’t stop them from stealing from our children
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Ari Hoffman
Ari Hoffman@thehoffather·
Seattle is once again a national embarrassment This time, thanks to Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson telling everyone to boycott Starbucks the day she gets elected, then Starbucks announces they are leaving, and when asked about capital flight, she says "bye" and giggles
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We Here Now 😎
We Here Now 😎@AngelShedeway·
Paige Bueckers is way better than Caitlin Clark. She’s a dawg and is more versatile! She’s a great teammate and advocates for Black Women and Black causes too. That’s why the racists don’t like her as much.
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WhiteBballPains
WhiteBballPains@WhiteBballPains·
Real ones know this is clean 🫣
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Alexandra Leslie
Alexandra Leslie@AlexandraLeslie·
Would you buy your groceries at Providence Place? One of the mall's new owners wants to bring a supermarket into the shopping complex and said he has his eye on Costco. MORE: wpri.com/business-news/… @wpri12
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Carolyn On Principle
Carolyn On Principle@carolyn_phippen·
@ckuck @USCIS @UUtah I literally asked what I’m missing. Go ahead and educate me about why one state university would need to import 1,000 foreign workers in the space of a few years. And then explain why this is necessary to replicate thousands of times across our country.
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Carolyn On Principle
Carolyn On Principle@carolyn_phippen·
It looks like, based on the @USCIS website, @UUtah has had 948 H1Bs approved since 2020? What am I missing here? Americans funding their own takeover.
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bumbadum
bumbadum@bumbadum14·
The H1-B system is being used for social media managers at these universities and you people are talking as if we’re deporting Einstein. Fuck off.
Andreas Karch@karch_andreas

@bumbadum14 Doing what? Turning the once great University of Florida into an irrelevant institution with only third rate science?

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Semaj
Semaj@CimSemaj·
@___koby___ Yo must not watch alot of basketball or your a hater
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Ted Bancroft
Ted Bancroft@tbancs22·
Came across some interesting stats today thanks to @CarsonD33 There’s a reason when Kris and I were on scout team together we often beat the starters
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Continental Tire
Continental Tire@continentaltire·
@JobsNowPR Correction: The Senior Sales Representative, Commercial and Specialty Tires role is active and legitimate. Our earlier statement was incorrect due to incomplete internal verification.
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Jobs.Now
Jobs.Now@JobsNowPR·
Either: Someone is filing a bunch of PWDs in their name (as a senior mobility specialist) and committing perjury by claiming to be working with the law firm EY Law LLC OR They maintain a separate job application process for PERM applicants in violation of the law
Continental Tire@continentaltire

@SJEqualizer As we’ve explained, the information referenced in the third-party post does not match the information on our careers website (all job ID numbers start with “REF” ). We recommend searching our site for “Truck Tire Sales.” or for the job ID# REF95690R. tinyurl.com/zznbc3rv

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Just Phil Lyman
Just Phil Lyman@phil_lyman·
They did not. I searched “software design engineer” on employment.utah.edu, it shows 27 jobs. The top result? A Graphic Designer. This specific position (the one in the Tribune ad) requires mailing a CV to a physical address or emailing jenn.bourdon@hsc.utah.edu. Is it deliberately hidden from the normal online system Utahns actually use? They can’t find qualified American grads from their own programs? Or is this slot being saved for an H-1B visa holder? Transparency matters. Utahns deserve a fair shot at these jobs. What do you think, @UofUtah?
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Just Phil Lyman
Just Phil Lyman@phil_lyman·
Why is this job not posted in @uutah’s applicant tracking system so Utahns can easily find it and apply for it? 🤔 Is it being held for an H1-B visa holder? Do you think Congress should ban universities from using H1-Bs if they receive any federal funding?
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Jobs.Now@JobsNowPR

University of Utah is running ads in the Salt Lake Tribune for paper mail applications only for a software engineer in Salt Lake City Really, they can't find any American grads of their own programs with 2 years experience for these jobs?

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