@KesslerWRLD Philadelphia has the 76ers.
San Fran has the 49ers.
Ladies and gentlemen may I introduce the-
Utah 10%ers.
Thank you for your attention to this matter.
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Utes, #TusksUp Here for amusement, with an extra side of sarcasm - You only live once, live a little! Love your Spouse!
Park City-Az-Kentucky Katılım Nisan 2009
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Since there is more buzz about the MLB to Utah what should the team name and colors be?
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I don’t give a fuck that Trump went to the hospital. Call me when he goes to the morgue.
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@BenBird53920553 Not what I was looking for but OK. I'll accept it! Except drinking from that nasty blood ridden cup! Been there done that.
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If you comment on this tweet, I'll write a limerick about you. If you don't comment on this tweet, I still might write a limerick about you. If you press the heart button, maybe that will work too. The only thing is sometimes it's hard for me to tell who pressed the heart button.
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@Capneo1 @tiffanee_dawn I mostly remember his stationary jump (not jump) shot. He was good at drawing fouls though.
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@itburns1 @tiffanee_dawn He was a master foul drawer. He’d drive the lane, initiate contact and was known to slap his own leg to make the noise of contact. Haha.
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Where does SGA rank on the “most egregious floppers” ranking at this point in his career?
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@Capneo1 @tiffanee_dawn Who's Adrian Dantley? Oh wait, I was around then. I don't recall that flopping was a thing back in the day?
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@tiffanee_dawn Number one by a wide margin. Followed by Harden, Luka, Magic and Adrian Dantley.
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It's 2026 in the year of our Lord, and you can't share a selfie without the image being reversed!!!
#RealWorldProblems
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@KirtonMcBonky Where ya headed?
Wife and I are moving to Kentucky next month.
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no 2-hour church filled with lies, queerphobia, racism, and misogyny
sitting on the front porch with husband, 19, and the cat soaking up our final days in nebraska before our move
10/10 would recommend
#exmo
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@UtahJamz It's good definitely, I just can't do too much of it due to its sugar content.
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My retirement account has made 12.4% ytd.
What good news you hyping today?
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How long has it been since you graduated high school? If you'd rather not share, don't worry about it haha 😁 it will be 16 years for me next month! Class of 2010, baby! 😂
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@iiTzz_Tyrell I’ll be at both games and I’m looking forward to seeing ND right here in Utah
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Box Elder County, Utah, let’s be #70!
Paul White Gold Eagle@PaulGoldEagle
69 US jurisdictions have now blocked new data centers. Citing the need to protect local power grids and water supplies, a growing number of cities, counties, and towns are pushing back hard against the explosive growth of AI data centers. At least 69 jurisdictions across the United States have passed restrictions or outright moratoriums on new data center construction — with four of those bans made permanent. Communities are alarmed by the massive resource demands of these facilities: enormous electricity consumption, millions of gallons of water for cooling, rising utility bills, constant noise, and the loss of local control over land use. What was once welcomed as economic development is now sparking fierce debates about sustainability and quality of life. The tipping point came in Michigan, where a huge AI data center project backed by OpenAI and Oracle was approved despite strong local opposition. The decision triggered a domino effect, with neighboring towns rushing to pass their own bans to prevent similar developments. As tech giants race to build the infrastructure needed for advanced AI, they’re increasingly running into resistance from communities unwilling to sacrifice their environment and resources for corporate expansion. The digital revolution is now colliding with physical reality. H/T Laura Aboli
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@GovCox Oh, so hey. I have a great idea.
Let's build a massive Data Center that will suck us all dry!
Best part besides all the billions and billions of gallons of water it'll consume, it'll pull an electric grid bigger than the entire state!
Follow me for other brainless ideas.
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Today, I signed an executive order declaring a statewide drought emergency. This activates Utah’s emergency response plan and helps state agencies coordinate drought response across the state.
All 29 counties are in severe drought, 22 counties are in extreme drought, and water supply forecasts are well below normal.
The good news is that Utah has spent years preparing for dry years by investing in reservoirs, conservation, and planning. Statewide reservoir storage is currently at 70% of capacity, but what we see in our reservoirs today is what we have.
I’m grateful to Utahns who have already cut back, to cities and water districts leading by example, and to our farmers and ranchers who are often the first to have their water supply reduced. Through the Agricultural Water Optimization Program, producers have invested more than $50 million of their own funds to improve water use and help protect Utah’s water resources and food supply.
We have enough water to get through this year if we treat every gallon like the finite resource it is. Please follow Utah’s weekly lawn watering guide, reduce outdoor water use, fix irrigation leaks, and avoid watering pavement.
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