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NEW: Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood is coming to YouTube, getting its own page. It’s the first time the show will be on-demand for free. Fred Rogers Productions tells me the page is coming this summer. axios.com/local/pittsbur…

Safari Zone coming to Gold, Silver, and Crystal on 3DS Virtual Console soon. Patch is done just needs more testing Will release before Safari Week :)

An unforgettable season in Oxford, Ohio 👏 Salute to @MiamiOH_BBall 🫡 #MarchMadness

Zips Nation.... Thank You‼ #GoZips🦘

Happy spring! 🌷🦋🌤️

Happy Spring!

Good morning, America! Happy first day of spring! 🌷 Rise and shine with pride in our great country. Today is another chance to live free, work hard, and keep the red, white, and blue flying high. Have an awesome day! 🇺🇸 God bless the USA! 🙌

The Game Boy Advance had a great library for the relatively short period of time it was on the market before the DS: Highlights: - Super Mario Advance - Super Mario Advance 2: Super Mario World - Yoshi's Island: Super Mario Advance 3 - Super Mario Advance 4: Super Mario Bros. 3 - Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga - Mario Golf Advance - WarioWare, Inc.: Mega Microgames! - Wario Land 4 - The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past - The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap - Pokemon Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald - Pokemon FireRed/LeafGreen - Advance Wars - Advance Wars 2: Black Hole Rising - Metroid Fusion - Metroid: Zero Mission - Fire Emblem - Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones - Golden Sun - Golden Sun: The Lost Age - Final Fantasy I-VI Advance - Final Fantasy Tactics Advance - Tactics Ogre: The Knight of Lodis - Sonic Advance 1-3 - Mega Man Battle Network series - Mega Man Zero 1-4 - Castlevania: Circle of the Moon - Castlevania: Harmony of Dissonance - Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow

I never realized just how short the lifespan of the GBA was relative to most Nintendo systems until now. 2001-2004 for the library that it had while STILL managing to sell over 80 million units (which is more than 3DS got in almost double the time) is very impressive.

You’re better off dying a terrorist than dying as a Trump supporter when it comes to legacy media coverage.

Did you know Gym Leaders are intentionally holding back against you? • In Pokémon Origins, Brock asks Red how many badges he has. When Red says “zero,” Brock picks only TWO Pokémon. • The Levels: The first Gym Leader’s Pokémon are around Lv 12-15. The eighth is only Lv 45-50. You’re telling me one of the region’s strongest trainers only has mid-40s Pokémon… when the Elite Four is sitting at Lv 60+? • Larry: In Scarlet/Violet, Larry is BOTH a Gym Leader and an Elite Four member. As a Gym Leader he uses a pathetically weak Normal-type team. At the Elite Four he switches to a high-level Flying-type team. Same man. Two completely different power levels depending on his shift for the day. The game literally shows you he’s holding back. • The Confession: In Black 2 & White 2, Cheren (the first Gym Leader) straight-up says the Gym Leader job is tough because “If I had my usual partners…” - admitting he can’t use his real competitive team against new trainers. • The System: They stand in a building waiting for kids to walk in, use mono-type teams that are easy to counter. • The Real Challenge: Notice the Champion is the only fight with a full balanced multi-type team. Everything before that was staged. Every badge you earned was handed to you. The system was designed so you’d pass. You weren’t being tested - you were being trained. Does this change how you see every Gym battle?

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump reacts to the death of Chuck Norris "He was a GREAT guy. Wow. A really good, tough cookie, you didn't wanna fight him! He was a GREAT supporter." "Wow. That's too bad." Rest in peace, patriot 🙏🏻

🚨BREAKING: Chuck Norris woke up briefly from death this morning to correct an error on his death certificate. He then shook hands with the doctor, laid back down, and died again.

The most HATED thing about every Pokemon region:

April is next week???? This might be the fastest a year is going… wtf

The Croissanterie is a bakery/restaurant/coffee shop that kicked out Governor Sanders - they said their employees and customers didn’t feel comfortable. The picture explains it all.

While a family was out shopping together a rude lady parked her car diagonally and when the shoppers returned to their vehicle to try to squeeze in through the tight quarters only then did she open the door to make sure they didn’t “damage her car” when the lady in the white SUV opened the door to address the young ladies tirades first she claimed she was two months pregnant, then she claimed she was second trimester threatening to drag her out of the car if she “tried to injure her baby“ while she was the one that put herself in that position,, I am of the opinion this lady was looking for trouble, little old ladies don’t shoehorn their way into parking places that tight only to struggle exiting the vehicle. what are your thoughts on this situation ?

I truly don't want to sound harsh, but the truth is that I am REALLY tired of seeing influencers get all these things instead of us, the fans, who have been rooting for her for, at least, TWO decades now. If anyone deserves it, it's US. @Disney, what's good?

Tomorrow, March 20, 2026, our planet will experience one of its rare moments of cosmic symmetry: the vernal equinox, when day and night are as close to equal length as they get anywhere on Earth. This fleeting harmony occurs because the Sun stands directly above the equator, with Earth's rotational axis neither tilted toward nor away from our star. For a brief window, both hemispheres bask in nearly identical amounts of sunlight—approximately 12 hours of daylight and 12 hours of darkness at every latitude (with minor variations due to local geography and atmospheric effects). Earth's familiar 23.5° axial tilt is the root cause of our seasons: as the planet circles the Sun, one hemisphere leans toward the light while the other leans away. The equinoxes—vernal in March and autumnal in September—are the precise points in the orbit where that tilt becomes perpendicular to the Sun-Earth line, canceling out the seasonal imbalance. The term “equinox” derives from Latin roots meaning “equal night,” though in reality the split is never perfectly 50/50 everywhere. Atmospheric refraction bends sunlight, allowing the Sun to appear above the horizon a few minutes earlier at sunrise and later at sunset, slightly extending the perceived day. Still, the difference is usually only a matter of minutes—close enough to feel truly balanced. After tomorrow's equinox, the scales tip once more. In the Northern Hemisphere, daylight will steadily lengthen toward the long days of summer solstice. In the Southern Hemisphere, nights will begin to dominate as winter approaches. For thousands of years, humans have revered these moments of alignment. Megalithic monuments such as Stonehenge, the Chichen Itzá pyramid of Kukulcán, and countless other ancient observatories were carefully oriented to capture the Sun's equinoctial path—proof of how deeply this celestial event shaped calendars, planting cycles, festivals, and mythologies across cultures. In a universe of constant change, the equinox offers a rare pause: a day when Earth's tilt, orbit, and rotation conspire to create near-perfect equilibrium across the globe. Tomorrow is that day: a quiet reminder of the elegant geometry that governs life on our spinning world.