Richie Harris

its big, but whats off is why we only have 5-6 top teams per age group. So yeah there is a lot of youth playing, but why are there not more top teams. Example my son is a 2009 there are only 5 MLS an ECNL teams. I think aggies can create one but they wont charge for entry I think. Anyway same with the 2010s, an probably 2011s. Other then that yes its comp but you think with all these youth playing we might have more high talent.

Does Utah have the highest per capita in the nation for kids playing club soccer?

@Mitty875 what about a rover? I think those fall faster!

Worst depreciating car in the history of mankind. Buying a Tesla is stupidity on multiple levels. $TSLA

@TheJoeySwoll lets go!

Thank you sir. And thank you to everyone who tagged Nikita to get his attention here. 🫡

@iiTzz_Tyrell Its just easier. no gas, oil, easy to charge. not noisy. I like it just for that.

It’s amazing how many people have switched over to electric lawn mowers Is there really any benefit?

@PeacemakingSt In from maverick not $5-7 at the soda shops. It like half the time

Are you in or out on dirty sodas?

@TheJoeySwoll @X Come on @x let go and get this guy back. @elonmusk @nikitabier this guy puts up great stuff and should not be penalized

Hey @X is this a joke? I call out inappropriate behavior and content in gyms but there is NEVER any nudity and if there is, I cover it up. Millions of views which YOU get paid for and not even a discussion? There was no “thorough” review. Just one email and DONE. Do better X…

@jasoninthehouse What about the net negative to air pollution i am still for it but that is probably my biggest concern. Whatever it outputs that’s not clean. Though all other areas of intake are clean.

Data Center in Box Elder County I am fully supportive of the data center project in Box Elder County. When I first learned of the project, I had some of the same questions you might have. I, too, worry about people, water, power, the health of the Great Salt Lake, and why it would be good for Utah. I had an opportunity to meet with the people bringing the project here and to get those questions addressed. I was impressed by their answers so I introduced them to my friend, Kevin O’Leary, who later decided to move forward with the project. I believe it is going to a be huge net positive for the State of Utah. Here’s what was shared with me and why I’m excited about it: Energy · This project is not taking anything out of the existing power grid. · The price Utahns pay for power should not go up because of this development. · More than a decade ago, a 42” pipeline from Wyoming called the Ruby Pipeline, with Natural Gas, was constructed. It’s already there - permitted and installed underground. Regulatory standards are already in place at the state and federal level. · The data center may even feed surplus power back into the grid and other renewable power sources may be deployed. Water · When the developers put the private land under contract, they agreed to paying a premium price, multiple times greater than market rate for the area. They were candid about the potential. The project uses the existing private water rights that were in use by the previous landowners. · It doesn’t need additional water beyond what already belongs to that property. · The water they’ll be using currently does not feed into the Great Salt Lake. · There might be a net increase of water going into the Great Salt Lake by using the water supply and flowing it down to the Great Salt Lake rather than being used for agriculture. · The water available to that property is currently low quality and brackish. · Water put into the Great Salt Lake would need to be higher quality and treated. Those are the concerns. But what is most exciting are the opportunities. Tax revenue · The 40,000 acres was generating roughly $250,000 annually in taxes for Box Elder County. · When fully implemented, it’s anticipated the county will receive more than $100 million annually in tax revenue from those 40,000 acres. Today the Box Elder total budget is less than $80 million. · The state, via sales tax, will receive hundreds of millions of dollars annually when fully developed. All Utahns benefit from that. This is all new revenue to the state. HAFB · The proximity of the data center makes Hill Air Force Base (HAFB) a more attractive asset for the Pentagon. · That accessibility may protect Hill from future BRAC closure threats. In a rapidly changing world, data centers in the USA are safer for Americans. Having them in Utah helps with jobs, viability long-term for Hill, and providing a national security asset. · The data center supports the mission of both HAFB and the Utah Test & Training Range (UTTR). · ”Top of Utah” is heavily dependent on Hill for a whole ecosystem of jobs and businesses. Keeping our economy vibrant in northern Utah is an imperative. That’s good for Utah jobs (thousands of new jobs in Top of Utah), our economy, and national defense. We have to be able to process data. This facility will do so with minimal disruption to the taxpayers who benefit from it. It’s off the beaten path in an area that is hard to make productive. It will also bring additional private sector companies and advanced manufacturing our state can not support because our current energy supplies are not big enough. It can be done cleanly, supporting our state with jobs, revenue, and making Utah a leading place to do business while supporting our quality of life.

If they really want to push this data center thing through they should offer every person who is currently a Utah resident a million dollars. The project is going to bring in hundreds of millions, if not billions in revenue so it's a small price to pay. Get that done.

@brockpierson for conversation an questions about stuff. I still use anthropic for cobe

Be honest, how often do you use Grok vs the other frontier AI models?

@james_xond lots

Trying to prove a point. Have you ever worked 55+ hours a week?

@GlitchedSavings picked up 2 of these, the ben johns version is also available for the same price on woot.

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@andyblarsen I mean they both have great orthopeadics, and doctors. so yeah probably win for IMC bad for UofU

Interesting Jazz/Mammoth are switching from U of U Health to Intermountain, don’t know if that’s good or bad

@MLSNEXT @Allstate where are the academy brackets for next week?

Came. Saw. Conquered. Signing off from 2026 MLS NEXT Flex. Next stop: Salt Lake City. #MLSNEXTFlex | @allstate

Lets go Bingham - my son Will got an assist and goal. @kslsportsrewind instagram.com/reel/DYQiLTiCv…

@KSLcom Use the title of your article!

A new intensive outpatient program for people who experience pregnancy, pregnancy loss, parenting or related trauma is now open at the Huntsman Mental Health Institute. ow.ly/zSfl50YYwHm

@shawngorham Always forget how big those trucks are until i see them on the road. Go for it

talk me out of it - 1991 - diesel

@ZacksJerryRig So not true rob peter to pay Paul

Impressive.

@YourAnonNews There is no way

NYC Mayor Mamdani announces that they have fully balanced NYC's budget, reducing a $12 billion budget deficit to 0. While funding parks, libraries, safer streets and making historic investments in public housing. But... communism...

@TimelessTrvlr been unaffordable for a long time. IF you got in in the 90 early 2000s was proably the best last time. But you can go outside a bit for better prices.

Bozeman, Montana. Mountain dream or quietly becoming unaffordable? Which one?

When Jimmer came to the play against Jazz there were hundreds of random byu fans there. We sat by probably 20 all surrounding us. Not even Jazz followers, screaming everytime Jimmer touched the ball, he went like 0-12 from 3. It was probably the most annoying game we have ever been to.

The Jazz are not run by BYU bros.