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@Pentagon_Sounds @AdamSchefter You know the brand new stadium opens in 2027, right? That pic shefty showed will not be hosting the SB…

@AdamSchefter Super Bowl LXIV in Nashville 2030 confirms the NFL values bachelorette parties over fan experience and functional stadiums.

Approved 32-0.

@Breaking911 Way too late on this one…that dumb trend has passed.

Pope Leo has hit the Vaticans first 67

@Breaking911 “Crap hit the…train”

TRAIN VS. TRUCK: A train collided with a septic truck in Chesapeake, Virginia, leaving the driver miraculously alive and hospitalized for treatment.

@OKRonRon @TENETTRADEGROUP @ripster47 @tenet_research @TenetCharts Yup, that was my focus in the afternoon and watching the clouds. Made decent % gains on 195c and swing small position overnight.

@TENETTRADEGROUP @ripster47 @tenet_research @TenetCharts Apple today?

🚀 Relative Strength 📊 Strong stocks keep pushing higher even when the market weakens, while weak stocks fade during market strength. Focus on names moving differently from the overall market to find higher quality setups. @ripster47 | @tenet_research | @TenetCharts

@zerohedge @grok this is behind a paywall.

Some thoughts here: Data Centers In Space Are Coming: Here's How To Profit zerohedge.com/markets/data-c…

@RedEaglePatriot Tennessee likely adds a seat, didn’t see that in the post

Possible 2030s Census, Post-VRA "Redistricting War" End Result--one that even plausibly holds in a Dem-friendly year... Red State Changes: -ID gains a seat due to the census -UT gains a seat due to the census, opts to keep blue vote sink in SLC (perhaps, wisely) -TX and FL gain 4 each and move for 38-4 R and 28-4 R, respectively -Nothing in Kansas or Nebraska, as GOP is too spineless in either -GOP adds a seat in LA, MS, KY, SC, MO and 2 in AL -IN and OH finally does their job, OH decides to make Cincy a Likely D vote sink to prevent competitiveness in other R districts Blue State Changes: -IL goes 14-1, preventing a dummymander, loses 2 -CA dummymander bursts in 2028, then goes 46-2, and loses several seats due to census -Dems draw out more in NY, making it 20-4 D after the census (state loses 2) -MD, OR, WA, MD all draw out a red seat; OR loses a seat due to the census -MN moves for 5-2 -VA moves for 10-1 but gets the referendum timing right this time -Dems lose a seat in RI due to the census -Dems go for a 10-2 D NJ map -CO Dems end their independent commission for a 7-1 D map Swing State Changes: -WI Courts mandate a ridiculous 4-4 before 2028, then Dems lose a seat, making a 3-3-1 Map -MI and PA keep their commissions (here, PA is set at 8-8, MI is 6-6-1...geography favors Rs in both, though) -NH draws a slight GOP district next census -NV has a 2-2 split, possibly so even keeping the current map -AZ is 7-3 R (gains seat, plus new hypothetical R trifecta in 2031 sets aside commission) -GA goes 12-3 R, pack Atlanta -NC gains a (red) seat Here's the kicker, though: if Dem states drew out every remaining GOP representative...GOP would still take the House 2 in CA, 1 in WA, in CO, 2 in MN, 1 in IL, 4 in NY, 2 in NJ, 1 in VA...that's only going to get them to 214...with a lot of dummymander potential to boot.

@ClayTravis We all wear orange pants down here and made some dude rich off them…don’t come down here!

Yes, Tennessee is awful and the people are dumb. No one who votes blue should move here. You’re all too smart and sophisticated for all us ignorant rubes down here.

@LillianBelle2 I known right! Wildly Awsome!!!

This is wild

@Gaurab @grok what three companies can build these blades?

You cannot buy a new gas turbine until 2030. Order books at GE, Siemens, and Mitsubishi stretch to 2029. Turbine prices have nearly tripled since 2019. Every AI data center needs power and every gas plant needs a turbine. And every turbine has one part that bottlenecks the entire industry: The blade. It has to survive in gas 500°C above the melting point of the metal it's made from and spin at up to 20,000 RPM under 10,000 g of centrifugal force. Each blade is grown as a single crystal of nickel superalloy, pulled through a vacuum furnace at 3 mm per minute. A set of blades costs $600,000 and takes 90 weeks to grow. The same metallurgy powers modern jet engines. Only 3 companies on Earth can build one. China spent $42 billion trying to catch up. They bought a Russian fighter engine, took it apart, and copied every part. Their copy ran 30 hours between overhauls versus 400 for the original. Modern Western engines run 4,000. You can reverse engineer the shape of a turbine blade. You cannot reverse engineer 60 years of metallurgy.

@ripster47 And the investment trump made in this? 💸

$INTC 🚨 EPS Growth 123% is impressive, completely turning corner here! From most hated to Leader of Pack 7% Rev Growth will take it If $INTC can improve margins it might be at forefront of AI Super cycle and benefitting from CPU Bottleneck see higher from here!

@Breaking911 Smoke from a fireball from a firework convention. This happens every year.

A strange black smoke ring was seen drifting over Muncie, Indiana, puzzling onlookers as its source remains unknown.

@zerohedge Rain is coming…watch the next 2 weeks

UBS Warns Drought Shock Unfolding Across Breadbasket Of America zerohedge.com/commodities/ub…

@bennyjohnson He needs to paint more and sell those. Ha!

Hunter Biden has left the United States, is “living abroad” and claims he cannot pay his debt of over $17 million according to a new court filing.

@ChrisMartzWX Hi there. I’m a fan of Chris (and just missed possibly seeing him at IAH this week) and approve of his message.

Hi there. I am a meteorologist. The developing “super El Niño” is nothing for meteorologists to sensationalize about. We have had very strong El Niños before. While it will likely cause another spike in global mean temperature (who care?) and potentially lead to an active typhoon season in the West Pacific, it could mean less extreme weather too. For instance, El Niño should help alleviate the severe drought in the U.S. and it will likely reduce Atlantic hurricane season storm counts and overall severity.

@ripster47 TAW

🚨🚨President Trump announces that the US will be suspending attacks on Iran for a period of 2 weeks on the condition that Iran will be reopening the Strait of Hormuz Good PakTaco👏 Pakistan helped.

@DeryaTR_ @elonmusk Auto insurance rates will plummet, and those with teen drivers will be particularly grateful. More FSD!

9x safer means tens of thousands of lives saved if every car had FSD, and millions of accidents averted every year. Eventually, self-driving cars will be 100x safer, and it will be a major risk and liability to drive classic cars.

@Milajoy @ClayTravis @spencerpratt Amazing! I’d move to LA to vote for Spencer but, you know, it’s in California.

This just may be the GREATEST campaign video of all time. Spencer Pratt (@spencerpratt) is a GENIUS. He's taking out the trash.

@sanchezcastejon @zerohedge Not an energy crisis for ALL humanity. The good ol USA is a net energy exporter. We won’t suffer like everybody else. Join or suffer Spain

The Government of Spain demands the opening of Hormuz and the preservation of all the energy sites of the Middle East. We stand at a global tipping point. Further escalation could trigger a long-term energy crisis for all humanity. The world should not pay the consequences of this war.

@Breaking911 @elonmusk Maybe don’t send a false tweet about Elon getting shot and asking for donations?

@elonmusk The way the algorithm has changed in recent weeks has been a steady downhill. It’s almost as bad as it was when Twitter ran this place, suppressing accounts as large and as old as ours (15 years), to the point were we are hardly seen. Hoping for a change for the better 🤞

Major update to the 𝕏 AI recommendation algorithm rolling out next week. This will be open sourced at the same time.

@AdamSchefter What is a women? Please help define this so I am 100% sure.

The women’s NCAA tournament bracket: