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@schwartzsteins David Villa

@schwartzsteins 😂😂😂

This is surreal

@schwartzsteins Sam

@schwartzsteins Fully agree

We have the best football team in the world

@kelllymiche @schwartzsteins Is the bride okay?

big husband energy

Nice dude Sam didn’t even invite Elliott??

@schwartzsteins 😂😂😂

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@schwartzsteins Insane ball

@SadClubCommish His pass on the last goal was money.

Tyler Myers was so good tonight. Just an absolute beast on the PK. Vicious at times.

@schwartzsteins Sam. 94.

I hope Ali is happy watching this. I miss him and watching hockey with him

@kavehcyrus @CBRE The scarier comparison is between trophy class A to non-prime class A.

San Francisco office market continues to be a tale of two cities... @CBRE perfectly illustrates our "flight to experience" thesis is in full force. Class A, Trophy, differentiated product is at ~15% vacancy compared to ~47% vacancy for Class B/C commodity product. #retwit

@kelllymiche Ya but can he do it on a rainy night in Stoke?

Update: still not hard enough Please send suggestions of brain games that are actually challenging for Stanford Alum

@schwartzsteins Sam this is good.

People keep asking Sam if Andrew can still play but no one asking Sam if Sam can still play. That’s not right.

@lostisreed We have them as tissue boxes around the office.

I have this mini shipping container on my desk I love containers and you should too, because they make our modern lives possible Most shipping containers have standardized dimensions, making them easy to load, unload, and transport around the world Before containers, freight had to be loaded manually, which required much more time/effort handling cargo This changed when Malcolm McLean invented the modern shipping container in 1956 That year he'd convert The SS Ideal X (a WWII oil tanker) into the first containership and embark on a voyage from Newark, NJ to Houston, TX loaded with 58 containers Shipping and global trade would never be the same Ports around the world could now use standard equipment which ultimately reduced friction and made trade quicker, safer, and more efficient Fast forward to present day There are tens of millions of containers, estimates range from 17 to 65 million (based on my research) And if you look at any modern good, chances are it was manufactured overseas, and thus likely shipped in a container The ships transporting containers have gotten pretty big too. They can each carry tens of thousands of containers MSC Irna is currently the largest containership with a capacity of 24,346 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent unit) There are lots of these big ships and the scale of modern trade is hard to fathom. It's a global network of shipping companies, ports, shipyards, ship-breaking yards, and more that enable goods to flow from basically any corner of the world to the other So next time you order something on Amazon, think of the shipping container it was likely transported in Pretty cool

Gil Hanse and Jim Wagner have completed a significant renovation of The Olympic Club. See more: glfdig.st/A0eQ50Q6ERk

@schwartzsteins But could he score a belter with his left on a rainy afternoon on El Camino?

He’s the greatest player of all time but he never won a Rose Bowl

Andrew Luck greatest football player of all time if he didn’t retire? @schwartzsteins

Govt needs to step in and retain the PAC 12. 3 best games of the week all PAC games. College Football is a regional sport and it’s not supposed to make sense. Don’t let the money change the sport