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Jane Slater

@SlaterNFL

Reporter for the NFL Network. Relief pitcher for @1053thefan. Univ. of Texas alumna. Former local newshound. Sci fi geek/news junkie. IG:@janeashleyslater

Dallas, Texas Katılım Haziran 2011
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Not gonna lie. Felt this one. @BaldyNFL and I have some work to do folks
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@ZachWolchuk For the Love of the Game. Far superior. Bull Durham tops list followed by love of the game and summer catch.
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Dell was the main stage. Cookie Monster was there Todd 🤣school of communication. It was actually Joan Ganz Cooney who was behind Sesame Street but Cookie Monster delivered most of it and we did have cookies in our seats. I’m old toddler but the memory still intact 🤣 and I had two degrees from UT despite being a provisionals flunkie so hard to keep up w so many graduation speakers-obviously 🤣
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@SlaterNFL In 2003, we had Dell for sure - why’d you miss? 2004 was a Naval Commander. Cookie Monster sounds like a stretch…
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Okay now I need help. I went looking for the speech. UT Journalism or Liberal Arts grads do you remember Cookie Monster in 2002-2004? Peri brain fog or Mandela effect has set in. I distinctly remember cookies in our seats for C for cookie 🤣 but it’s telling me wildly speakers. Michael Dell was the main commencement which I missed. But can’t remember if I attended J school or my government degree ceremony. Help! It’s bad enough I can’t remember what I ate yesterday.
Jane Slater@SlaterNFL

I got Cookie Monster at mine. Which I thought was iconic as a Sesame Street alum but this is awesome

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@ATXRebel007 The more I read the more I am convinced in a Creator but I think we limit Him. I think He is far more expansive than our ant sized brains can comprehend. Studying this stuff gives me a weightier appreciation for my own existence and reverence for that.
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If you subscribe to the loosh theory, we are energetic vessels. Which I suppose answers why anyone or anything would care. That’s malevolent side of the coin. Benevolent is we are here to elevate our consciousness and ascend/God is within all of us so maybe there is a desire for more to do that 🤷🏼‍♀️ my goal these days is to take it all in and see where I land when my time comes
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Voyager did this
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Imagine a silence so profound it swallows entire galaxies. There exists a void in space so incomprehensibly vast that a traveler moving at the speed of light — the fastest anything can go — would plunge through unbroken, starless darkness for 752,536,988 years before encountering even a single speck of matter.This is the Boötes Void (also known as the Great Nothing), one of the most staggering empty regions ever mapped in our observable universe. Spanning roughly 330 million light-years across, it contains almost nothing — just a lonely handful of galaxies where thousands should exist. It is a cosmic abyss so empty it defies our intuition about what “space” even means.Using deep-sky maps from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and other powerful observatories, astronomers have revealed these enormous voids as dark, yawning gaps between the glowing filaments of galaxies that form the large-scale structure of the cosmos. In the early universe, gravity acted like a sculptor, pulling matter into vast cosmic webs and threads, leaving behind these immense, hollow pockets — nature’s ultimate voids.Even more strangely, galaxies seem to crowd nervously along the edges of these empty zones, as if shunning the desolation at their cores. The universe, it turns out, is not a uniformly filled expanse. It resembles a delicate cosmic spiderweb: shimmering strands of galaxies and clusters connected by thin filaments, with cavernous voids making up the majority of its volume.In a cosmos teeming with billions of galaxies, these voids stand as humbling reminders that much of existence is defined not by presence, but by absence. They challenge everything we think we know about “empty” and “full,” whispering of a universe far stranger, far lonelier, and far more mysterious than we ever dared imagine.A quiet kind of infinity — not shouting, simply being.

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@touchet52 Between that and Tartaria. I’m interested in what people are saying. How else can I make informed decisions 🤷🏼‍♀️
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Light reading on a Friday 🤣
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Answer me Cookie Monster 🤣
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@CueandnotU And I was able to go and confirm it. Seriously I was concerned about my memories
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@JeffJjurey I’m on the dark side of the moon. My for you is all UAP, astrophysics, rabbit holes
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@SlaterNFL lol. How would get this info? Someone u follow? 👀
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I got Cookie Monster at mine. Which I thought was iconic as a Sesame Street alum but this is awesome
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I'm doing career day for 4th graders and it just turned into a sports AMA... Kid 1: "Should the Rangers have traded Adolis?" Me: "Well-" Kid 2: "He did steroids." Kid 1: "No he didn't!" Kid 2: "Oh yes he did." @1053SS @rjchoppy @Peyton_Russell1
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Jeff Ross, sir. This is a roast my Lord.
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Shane. Gillis. Envelope always pushed. My gawwwddd
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