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$NOW CEO BILL MCDERMOTT “If we keep going the way we’re going with AI and automation, you’re going to see real damage in the entry‑level job market. For recent college graduates, unemployment could be in the mid‑30 percent range by the 2030s. That’s not a base case forecast, it’s a risk scenario if business and government don’t move fast enough to reskill people and rethink how work is organized.” Whoa. This is insane.

He kept America safe, but America couldn't keep him safe. Such a well-lived life. Exemplary. God Bless RIP Lt. Col. Brandon Shah

The definition of insanity is doing the same things over and over and expecting different results.

FORMER ISIS CONVICT AND ODU SHOOTER HAD AN ENTIRE CHAPTER WRITTEN ABOUT HIM IN Alexander Meleagrou-Hitchens book HOMEGROWN OR INCITMENT WESTERN JIHAD. WE LET THIS GUY OUT OF JAIL AND TWO PEOPLE ARE DEAD. SO SAD. EPIC FAILURE. OUR CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM HAS LOST ITS WAY. SAD!

@BlackPantherCap What does this mean for iren and cifr?

$NVDA just dropped $2 BILLION into $NBIS. Let that sink in. Jensen Huang doesn’t write $2B checks for fun. Here’s what this actually means: This isn’t a partnership announcement. This is NVIDIA picking their preferred AI cloud provider for the agentic era. The terms are staggering: > $2B NVIDIA investment into $NBIS > Early access to Rubin architecture > Joint AI factory design + deployment support > 5+ GIGAWATTS of capacity by end of 2030 5 gigawatts. For context, $NBIS already had 2.5 GW contracted for 2026. They just got the roadmap to DOUBLE that again by 2030. NVIDIA just killed the bear case narrative permanently. $NBIS isn’t renting GPUs. They’re building the reference architecture for how AI clouds should be built, silicon to software, factory to inference stack. And NVIDIA is co-engineering it with them. Think about what early Rubin access means: > $NBIS deploys next-gen compute BEFORE hyperscalers > Customers get inference performance nobody else can offer > The moat widens every generation The valuation math still works at any price: 2026 ARR: $7-9B (contracted) 2027 revenue: $9B (analyst consensus) Cash: $4.79B (fully funded) Backlog: $20B+ And now: NVIDIA as a $2B strategic investor with aligned incentives to make $NBIS succeed. The market is still pricing this like a spec play. It’s not. It’s the infrastructure backbone of the AI cloud, with the chip monopolist as your partner. $NVDA picked their horse. Note: This is not financial advice.

Congrats to Xavier Paulino for reaching 100 wins on the mat. The second wrestler in Bayonne history to achieve the 100 win milestone. X is a hardworking 2 sport athlete! @BayonneFootball @XavierPaul44858

Congrats to Jerome Hayes Jr. for being selected to the NJ top 100 team! @BayonneFootball @LJHayes5

@growthrapidly VDE

The only green in my portfolio right now is $HIMS. What’s the only green stock in yours right now?

@GrindeOptions How?

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" Champions are built on a thousand invisible mornings." #QuietTime

@AriFleischer 60%. Not bad!

Most Ds stood for the hockey team. Good. I’m glad they did.

@ianbremmer 60% of Dems stand. Still an accomplishment!

whole chamber stands for usa men’s hockey team. one group that can bring the country together.

You can't make it up! 🤣🤣

@CoachtmanesALT Adjustable quarters

Coverage numbers mean nothing anymore if you talk to enough coaches it’ll just muddy your thought process. Take cover 7 for example. Some guys use that to mean ALL of their match quarters tools and will differentiate it to be “7 TAG” and will tag the tool in the call. Meanwhile some guys will only run one tool of the cover 7 family, so in their system if there’s a 7 attached it only means they are play bracket or cut or whatever tool. Numbers might be the least contextual thing in coaching football lol The convo almost always goes: *Coach says some number* *Coach has to ask for context* Just a tip for talking to college cats. Use words not numbers, understand they are talking inside of their own language system they’ve built, you’ll have to read between the lines to keep up.

@chatham58 Mcdaniels didn't do enough to get him in a groove. No boots, no slow screens, no now screens, no designed QB runs, no trick plays for a game that was never in NE control. Just kept dropping back and getting the same terrible result.

The are soooooooooo many instances last night where there were positive plays or better results available that were missed that are completely independent of o-line play, my goodness. It’s all over that game. The ball has to come out on time, decisively & accurately or nothing else matters. Better decisions have to be made. Better plays have to be made. In the pocket and with the ball. Darnold himself was pressured repeatedly without the game-altering mistakes, and that was more than enough to win. He found far more positive plays in unclean situations while the game was still at issue and didn’t make the egregious errors or hold the ball into a problem. He played better, it happens. If there’s any misremembering on that there’s a helpful contrast demo given from the other QB throughout most of the night. Maye had a bad night. IIWII. I’m sure he’ll learn from it and be much better for it. He’s SO young, his best yet to come. I don’t think pillaring him with excuses helps, just distracts from what happened that has to be fixed & learned from.

Patriots biggest mistake was not bringing Andrew's back. Offensive line was Swiss cheese down the stretch.

Push the pocket!

Remarkable turn around! Congrats to Sam Darnold. Seattle is a very likable team!

Patriots offense was non existent all post season. Maye put the ball on the ground/sacked many many times. Pats defense/special teams was unable to make a big play like they did in previous games. Darnold buying time and ball security was difference.

Every #Patriots Super Bowl TD! • 0:00 - 0:18 = Super Bowl XX • 0:19 - 1:42 = Super Bowl XXXI • 1:43 - 2:47 = Super Bowl XXXVI • 2:48 - 4:07 = Super Bowl XXXVIII • 4:08 - 5:28 = Super Bowl XXXIX • 5:29 - 6:19 = Super Bowl XLII • 6:20 - 7:16 = Super Bowl XLVI • 7:17 - 8:59 = Super Bowl XLIX • 9:00 - 10:16 = Super Bowl LI • 10:17 - 11:57 = Super Bowl LII • 11:58 - 12:24 = Super Bowl LIII #NEPats