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Brad Ford

@Digetydog

Bringing the Latino Heat. Pronouns: I/ME. Yale wasn't that hard.

North Texas Katılım Haziran 2009
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Mark Cuban
Mark Cuban@mcuban·
Why aren’t any of these at risk hospitals publishing their full accounting so everyone can see where they spend their money ? All but one group of hospitals that I have looked at potentially investing in, spend so much on consultants and fees that it’s no wonder they are at risk Plus, I have NEVER seen an industry that is worse than hospitals when it comes to buying medications and items like implants, screws, other devices. They overpay for everything. And then when you show them how to save money, their “supply chain” employees resist any change. They are so set in their ways, it’s a shock more don’t go out of business. Prove me wrong.
NBC News@NBCNews

More than 400 hospitals across the U.S. are at high risk of closing or cutting services because of the Medicaid cuts in President Trump’s “big, beautiful bill,” according to an analysis from the progressive watchdog group Public Citizen. nbcnews.com/health/health-…

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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
@Backfirejim 6.8 W X Bolt Mountain Pro - 9. I would like the stock LOP to be 1/2” shorter and flush cups in place of sling studs. With those changes, it is a 10.
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Backfire Jim
Backfire Jim@Backfirejim·
Survey for our next video: (1) What make/model of rifle do you have (2) Score it 1 (terrible) through 10 (awesome) on if you'd recommend it to a friend. We can't use your comment if you don't give a specific score. (3) What's one thing you wish were different about the rifle?
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Grok@grok·
No, that's not true. The Supreme Court courtroom has fixed seating: justices' bench, counsel tables, bar section, press area, and public gallery. No dedicated or reserved "chair for presidents" exists for oral arguments. Descriptions from SCOTUS visitors, diagrams, and recent high-profile attendees (e.g., Fed chairs sitting in gallery sections) confirm this. No sitting president has ever attended arguments in 235+ years.
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AAGHarmeetDhillon@AAGDhillon·
There’s literally a chair set up at SCOTUS for our presidents to sit in for oral argument. Your separation of powers nonsense is more imitation pearl-clutching hauteur.
Kathryn Watson@kathrynw5

If President Trump attends the Supreme Court's oral arguments tomorrow on his birthright citizenship executive order like he says he will, he would be the first sitting president on record to do so. Presidents have avoided attendance in part to honor the separation of powers.

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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
@ishapiro She cited to a case that addressed congressional power under a now repealed amendment. It had no relevance to the current case.
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Steven Bank
Steven Bank@ProfBank·
Thousands of US youth club parents/team managers contact players/parents weekly to remind them to bring BOTH kits to the games just in case and US Soccer couldn't figure it out? It's our one comparative advantage! Fine. Send me the roster and I'll create a TeamSnap account
Adam Crafton@AdamCrafton_

NEW @TheAthleticFC Neither USMNT nor Belgium had alternative kit at  venue to change kits re: color clash. Post kick-off they tried to source from team hotels but not possible. Belgium's Onana said "it was awful" on-field & Lammens raised at HT with kitman nytimes.com/athletic/71543…

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Super 70s Sports
Super 70s Sports@Super70sSports·
Today in 1979, you rode your bicycle around barefoot like some kind of feral beast with no regard at all for shin or foot pain.
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doomer
doomer@uncledoomer·
you can always leave it to the japanese to take a storied american musical tradition and not only do it absolute justice on the technical side, but bring a joy and jubilance that can only come from deep reverence and enjoyment of the art
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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
@MorosKostas Legalized euthanasia allows families to put enormous pressure on the ill. Throw in governments with an incentive to cut medical spending - recipe for abuse.
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Kostas Moros
Kostas Moros@MorosKostas·
I used to lean slightly towards legalized euthanasia on libertarian grounds, and on empathy for people going through immense physical torture who deserve a painless way out if they want it, with the dignity of not having to take matters into their own hands. I still certainly feel for those people. But what I have seen in Canada has made me change my mind about it. If you legalize it, the government will abuse it and encourage people far short of terminal to kill themselves. Particularly in countries with socialized medicine where the government is literally incentivized to "cut costs."
Matt Walsh@MattWalshBlog

All of the arguments for euthanasia fail. Even if I agreed that people have some kind of moral right to kill themselves (which I don’t), euthanasia wouldn’t be needed to exercise that “right.” You can already kill yourself. The idea that people need some kind of state sponsored system just to commit suicide is totally incoherent, even on its own terms. And those term are totally deranged because in truth, again, there is no moral right to suicide. But that’s almost a separate question, or at least a question further downstream. When it comes to euthanasia, the first and most immediate question is not whether people have the right to kill themselves, but whether the STATE and the MEDICAL INDUSTRY have the right to kill people. Should doctors be in the business of deliberately killing human beings? Should we have a bureaucracy for suicide? These are the real questions. And even if you (wrongly) think that humans have a moral right to murder themselves, you should still be able to see why doctors and bureaucrats ought to have no role in it.

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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
@SMUheavyweight I hate that Sheraton. I spent weeks going to bar review classes there. I felt like a hostage. 😂
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Lance peterson
Lance peterson@SMUheavyweight·
@Digetydog Possibly Southland Life (now Sheraton) that was finished in 1958.
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Lance peterson
Lance peterson@SMUheavyweight·
I saw this posted on a Dallas historical FB page dated 1950. Of course we all know it’s post mid 1953 because you can see the Sportatorium’s rebuilt rectangle shape. Silly of them to try to get that past us. 😉
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DailyAFC
DailyAFC@DailyAFC·
🗣️ Thomas Tuchel on Ben White: “I think everyone deserves a second chance, and I don’t know exactly what happened. When I asked Ben if he was ready to play for England, without hesitation he said he was desperate to come back.” ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿
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Matt Martens
Matt Martens@martensmatt1·
@OrinKerr I don’t think most litgation partners a big firms are qualified to be district judges.
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Matt Martens@martensmatt1·
This is an embarrassment. Nobody should ever be a federal district judge if no client has ever trusted that person to first-chair a trial. Nobody.
Senate Judiciary Democrats 🇺🇸@JudiciaryDems

Sen. SCHIFF: Have you tried a case to verdict? Trump nominee: I worked on a bench trial and handled seven as a clerk. Schiff: The judge handles trials. Were you lead counsel? Nom: No. Schiff: Your trial experience is as second or third lawyer on one bench trial? Nom: Yes.

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Shabbos Kestenbaum
Shabbos Kestenbaum@ShabbosK·
An open letter to current Harvard faculty, donors, and trustees: I know you hate me. I know you hate President Trump. I know you think the enforcement of federal law is actually a conspiracy to overhaul higher education. I know you think the multiple conclusions of religious discrimination against Jews is a lie. But I am genuinely struggling to understand, irrespective of antisemitism, how the current disastrous state of the University has not resulted in tangible, meaningful reform. I implore you to answer basic questions about how you continue to choose to run Harvard University: 1. Why do you insist on paying Claudine Gay, an actual serial plagiarist who was forced to resign, a salary of $900,000 a year? 2. Why specifically should Claudine Gay of all people be teaching a class on leadership, using Harvard as a case study? 3. What specific merits and talents does Chairwoman Penny Pritzker bring to the table? What is the specific justification for keeping her? 4. For what specific reason is the University refusing to comply with federal law by not sharing the criminal background history of your foreign students to DHS? 5. Does it bother you that 97% of the faculty identify with one particular political ideology? If yes, what are two specific actions you're willing to take to rectify the problem? 6. What specifically have you done to ensure that the few conservative students left on campus aren't self-censoring their work and opinions? 7. Does it bother you that multiple faculty members, such as Professor James Hankins, admitted they or their colleagues were told that white men, in the post George Floyd backlash would no longer be hired if there was a (less qualified) black or gay applicant? 8. Thousands of donors, representing billions of dollars, have refused to give anymore since 10/07. What specific policy overhauls have you implemented to win them back? Irrespective of antisemitism, I'm genuinely struggling to understand why Harvard refuses to get out of its own way. This entire controversy since Day 1 has been entirely self inflicted and avoidable. Poor leadership after poor leadership...
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The Babylon Bee
The Babylon Bee@TheBabylonBee·
Soldiers Issued Crocs So Trump Can Say He Didn't Put Boots On The Ground buff.ly/A6Ol0A3
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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
@sadfcdfans FC Dallas believes it is the club's moral obligation not to sign exciting players from Europe's best clubs. The would rather sign some dude from the Iceland third division.
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Brad Ford@Digetydog·
You have to love the @dallasnews for making it impossible to change subscriptions for two weeks. Failure!
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herculez gomez
herculez gomez@herculezg·
You’re telling me Mbappe just sat there and let them check/treat the wrong knee? GFOH. If you’ve ever had an MRI on your knee, you know about the knee coil. How is this possible? …
The Athletic | Football@TheAthleticFC

Kylian Mbappe’s knee injury was misdiagnosed after Real Madrid medical staff performed an MRI scan on the wrong leg back in December. When no problem was found after a scan of his uninjured right knee, the 27-year-old featured in three games for Madrid before the mistake was realised and rectified. Full story from @GuillermoRai_ and @MarioCortegana Free to read here ⬇️ 🔗 nyti.ms/4bM95qf

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