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The official twitter page of gMi. Graphic Design | Illustration | Photo Retouching | Starving Artist...{no longer any of the above except for 'starving'}
Paradise Katılım Mart 2009
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Draymond Green has a big decision to make next.
Do you return to Golden State? Get paid, stay loyal to Steph, but the front office tried trading you 5 months ago and won't hesitate to do so again.
Or do you look around at other teams? Follow LeBron to Philly on a minimum, sign-and-trade possibilities. Plenty of teams would want Draymond.
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@GavinNewsom Where is the money you stole? You are corrupt sir so shut your bitch ass up
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@JoshChambers I see 3 traits that one guy doesn’t demonstrate at. all.
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Pete Carroll told Steve Kerr the offense and defense you run doesn't matter, and that your values are really the blueprint for building an NBA dynasty:
“How are you going to coach your team?”
“You mean what offense are we going to run? What defense?”
“No, no, no. That stuff doesn’t matter.”
“Coaching is really about values.”
“When you think about the greatest teams, you remember the vibe, the aura that existed when you walked into the building every day.”
“You need to think about what your team is going to feel.”
“If your values come through in everything you do: the way you carry yourself and the way the team practices... then your values take hold and the culture takes hold.”
“Go home and think about your life, your values and what they are.”
Coach Kerr ended up choosing:
📊 Competitiveness
😀 Joy
🧘 Mindfulness
💙 Compassion
These four traits became the foundation and north star for every system he built within the Golden State Warriors organization.
“Pete taught me how to connect personal values to the way you operate.”
“That’s how you really get a culture going.”
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@jinthirty @StephenCurry30 If those 2 bums from la join the team his chances are all but lost
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Steph Curry says his injury changed his fire and preparation for next season, while Ayesha believes he has one more championship in him:
“It does. But it also adds to the understanding of basketball mortality and the fact that I won’t be able to play forever. You don’t dwell on it, but it changes the intentionality. It gives me a sense of urgency about trying to get the most out of what’s left. I have to train differently. My body is different at 38 than it was even five years ago. I try to work smarter when it comes to everything that I do. I still want to be the hardest-working guy in the room and try to live on that. Whatever happens, it all takes care of itself on the court. When I get back into the season, that’s the fun part.”
“I just know you have one more chip in you. I tell him this every other week. One more.”

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@GoldenStat70782 Warrior culture is lost if these two join the team
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@NFL_DovKleiman A pro athlete pressing 30lbs woah what an amazing feat a mere regular person could never comprehend
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🚨 Li Meizhen a eu ses règles en pleine course lors du marathon du lac Hengshui. Malgré cela, elle a refusé d'abandonner, a poursuivi la course et l'a terminée.
À 25 ans, la marathonienne chinoise a continué à courir malgré le sang visible sur ses jambes, alors que ses règles ont commencé à environ 8 km de l'arrivée.
Déterminée à réaliser les minima nécessaires pour un championnat, elle a bouclé l'épreuve en 2 h 35, un exploit salué par de nombreux internautes pour son courage et sa détermination. 👏 (via Female Quotient)

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@percyishim Saw him painting his nails wearing feminine clothes being zesty and the boy said i wanna be like daddy
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Dwyane Wade reveals why he chose to support Zaya Wade’s transition, even after imagining his sons growing up to play basketball with Bryce James and Kiyan Anthony (LeBron and Carmelo’s kids).
“Well, it’s not my journey. I’m not that selfish. I can’t make her journey and her life about me”
“If Yall go look at it I have Zaya, LeBron has Bryce and Carmelo has Kiyan all within a 3 weeks span”
“And we’re thinking ohh we on. They hooping together.. we gon have 3 babies, we on”
“I had 2 boys in a row and I’m like oh yeah we going to hoop. We’re a hooping family. See what happens when you start making plans for other people?”
“That’s her journey”
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Seth Curry says being Steph Curry’s brother made it harder for him to reach the NBA, and he would’ve made it sooner with a different last name
Draymond: “I feel like people have used Steph against you. Have you had to overproduce and overshow what you were capable of because Steph is who he is?”
Seth Curry: “Oh, absolutely. I said a lot early on, if my name was Joe Smith, I would’ve been in the league a long time ago”
“Those connections can get you in the door, but there comes a time when you’ve got to produce every day and bring value or they’re going to get you out of there. There are pros and cons to being the younger brother of Steph and the son of Dell”
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@KRL_defi_ He acts like only nba players are only ones who know and can play basketball
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Gilbert Arenas says players rank Kobe Bryant so highly because they judge greatness by skill, not just stats or physical gifts.
“Players don’t go by your stats or accolades. We go by how you played and what your attributes were.”
“Most of the greatest players had God-given physical gifts. Jordan had the vertical and big hands. LeBron had the body. Shaq was Shaq. Magic was a 6’9” point guard.”
“Kobe was just a standard 6’6” guard. He didn’t have big hands, he wasn’t the quickest or fastest, and his athleticism was normal.”
“What he did with that body was like taking an S500 and driving it like a Bugatti.”
“That’s what we look at. We look at the normal person fighting gods.”
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