@worldhockeyrpt We did want him, it became an untenable situation and he wanted to leave. You can’t force someone to stay even if they have the contract.
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Patrick Seán 🥞
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Patrick Seán 🥞
@buffalopaddy
Climate, Migration & Politics | @StAndrewsIR and @ODID_QEH alum. Full-time Celtic supporter & #BillsMafia 🇺🇸🇮🇪🌹
Buffalo Katılım Mayıs 2009
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Remember when Buffalo didn’t want Jack Eichel?!?! Wild times.
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There it is… 🚀
SpaceX IPO will be the greatest wealth creation event in history. Austin is about to boom.
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@JFreshHockey I take it you're not referring to Anaheim-Vegas
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@NateGearySports If two wrongs make a right, does 4 wrongs make 2 rights?
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Patrick Seán 🥞 retweetledi
Top large cities (min. 100k) by % of housing units built before 1939:
Buffalo, NY (61%)
St. Louis, MO (58%)
Providence, RI (55%)
Rochester, NY (54%)
New Bedford, MA (52%)
Cleveland, OH (49%)
Pittsburgh, PA (48%)
Cambridge, MA (47%)
Boston, MA (47%)
Berkeley, CA (46%)
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@TheSabresHub @PeteGuelli January 1, 2028. All but confirmed.
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Place is so amazing some days it’s hard to believe it’s real!
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@FrankieFreedom1 @SpireDomePillar Guys. If it was on the sea, where was the original building and settlement? Hundreds and hundreds of feet below the sea?! Think it through.
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@SpireDomePillar I wonder what their original purpose was. There was another one, not far from Blackpool, called New Brighton tower which was mysteriously demolished some years ago as pictured here.
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Some thing i've shared before but often think about. Could Blackpool tower 🏴 be a partially submerged twin of the Eifel tower? #MudFlood
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@CalmCh0wder As it should I guess. Relying on Rangers to do do business in May is a pretty helpless feeling isn’t it? I learned that on Monday.
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@buffalopaddy That last match will mean something, it seems
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Latest in “who is Labour losing the most votes to?”
A *50 point swing* from Labour to Green in Manchester Moss Side. 50 points.
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Over 27% of the US national debt is a result of spending under Trump.
He ran on reducing the debt, and all he's done is use the presidency to almost triple his family's wealth.
Rolling Stone@RollingStone
America’s Debt Is Soaring Under Trump. Yes, It Matters The president has put us on a path toward destabilization, with the national debt now eclipsing the size of the entire U.S. economy. rollingstone.com/politics/polit…
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@TomPMarshall @xruiztru plurality Irish and plurality Welsh with significant amounts coming from the other options.
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@AaronBastani So easy to spot the lack of authenticity. I think people would have way more respect for someone just blurting out who they truly support. I know I would.
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@lacherbauer What are you basing this on? It’s gigantic and has like 100 high streets. What’s overrated? All of it?
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London is the most overrated of cities, one of the most underwhelming of European capitals. Paris is nice.
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@jessesingal This dude referring to literature as “comms” is pretty lame
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Me no... like.
richard shotton@rshotton
Analysis of books on the NYT bestseller list show that sentences today are about 30% shorter than they were 100 years ago. This suggests a preference for shorter, more direct comms. This isn't just relevant to fiction. When it comes to commercial comms there's evidence that brevity is preferable (not just in sentence length, but also in the total length of the comms). In 2020, @Todd_Rogers_ and Jessica Lasky-Fink from Harvard sent emails to 7,002 US school board members requesting they complete a short online questionnaire. Sometimes that request was made in 127 words, other times, just 49 words. It was the shorter request that got the best response. The lengthy email had a response rate of 2.7% compared to 4.8% for the short one (an improvement of 78%). Follow-up work showed that recipients used message length as a guide to how long the survey would take to complete. The more concise message made the task feel quicker, so people were more likely to engage. If you want people to undertake a task, it's wise to whittle out the padding. And if you’d like to learn more behavioural science tactics, sign up to my newsletter, AstroHacks. Each fortnight I look at one bias and explain how you can apply it to business or marketing challenges. And best of all, I'll do it in just a few words! Average reading time for the newsletter is about 3 minutes! You can sign up here: eepurl.com/i-ZfiQ
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Patrick Seán 🥞 retweetledi
Despite the so-called “ceasefires” in Gaza and Lebanon, the Israeli military is killing people every day through airstrikes, white phosphorus and artillery attacks. 🧵
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