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Katılım Nisan 2008
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Storm0light@storm0light·
@TheKevinDalton Oh boy, lets report on the other "16,000–17,000 police-reported car crashes happen per day" in the US.
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Kevin Dalton
Kevin Dalton@TheKevinDalton·
Headline: One person hospitalized in Waymo crash. Witness: It happened when a car swerved to hit a pedestrian with a cart. The wheelchair however tells you everything you need to know.
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Storm0light@storm0light·
@AdamHeis6 Thank you!!! What a better deal then the over priced machine taller legs!
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Adam Heisler
Adam Heisler@AdamHeis6·
Most hitters don’t have a timing problem. They have a training problem. Same pitch. Same angle. Same timing. Then the game speeds up. Pitchers move the ball. Change angles. Change your timing. Your training should force you to READ. ADJUST. COMPETE. Stop training to hit a machine. Train to hit PITCHING. Train like the game. Slow the game down. Tag a hitter who needs this. 👇
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Storm0light@storm0light·
@TMSTRS_ I fixed your sentence for you. America is nothing without its LEGAL immigrants.
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Muff@TMSTRS_·
@libsoftiktok @BillMelugin_ This is nothing to be proud of. The vast majority of those being held are not guilty of anything. America is nothing without its immigrants.
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Libs of TikTok
Libs of TikTok@libsoftiktok·
BREAKING: ICE just released new data on arrests and deportations - 356,389 deportations so far in Fiscal Year 2026 - 65,765 people are currently in ICE custody - 39,576 of detainees have criminal convictions or pending charges - 43,138 arrests just in June H/t @BillMelugin_
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Optimal Power Performance
Optimal Power Performance@OPPtraining·
As you move forward, the Z axis should pull you back and create stretch up the back. That opposing tension keeps you in the phone booth and gives you something to launch from.
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TheBatDoctor
TheBatDoctor@TheDataCage·
Some more observations today from testing USA -5 vs BBCOR -3
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whethan
whethan@whethanmusic·
this place will always be special to me. last year you gave me a chance and it sparked an entirely new chapter of my career. coming back this year and feeling that same love was something I’ll never forget. forever grateful to everyone who pulled up and shared this moment together. stay safe and take care of each other ❤️
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Storm0light@storm0light·
@splitcann LOL, idiotic. That means that we just can just throw balls at any base runner to get them out.
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Chris Cann
Chris Cann@splitcann·
@flowsdoc That should just be an out. You're getting "tagged" with the ball when you get hit by it.
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Dr. Ismael Gallo DPT, MBA
My JUCO coach used to say “Run straight at the shortstop no matter how far off the bag he is standing!”
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Oliver Tree
Oliver Tree@Olivertree·
Oliver Nickell June 29th, 1993 – June 14th, 2026 Oliver Tree Nickell, beloved son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend, passed away in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Sunday, June 14, 2026, in a tragic accident at the age of 32. Known as Oliver Tree, he was an artist, storyteller, singer, songwriter, producer, director, editor, actor, filmmaker, entertainer, traveler and creative force; he had just performed in São Paulo as part of his 7-continent world tour. Oliver was born in Santa Cruz, California. From the beginning, Oliver always had the most astonishing and relentless creative drive. He began producing skits, music, and drawings as early as 5 years old. He spent ten years racing BMX, cycle cross, cross country, mountain biking, downhill racing and free-style dirt jumping. Oliver was a DJ in his teenage years and started performing shows under the name "Kryph", where he opened up for big artists in the dance scene. At 17, he signed with R&S Records, under the moniker "Tree", where he put out his first official body of work "Splitting Branches”. During this period, he attended San Francisco State University and later graduated from the California Institute of the Arts (CalArts) in 2017. At CalArts, Oliver created the “Oliver Tree” project, which included producing, directing, acting, touring, film-making, and song-writing. In 2016, “Turbo” was born, a character he developed for the internet, who was loud, colorful, bright and hilarious. That same year, he released his first single on all platforms as Oliver Tree, in collaboration with Whethan titled "When I'm Down". The song became a huge success and went gold. In 2017, Oliver signed with Atlantic Records and shortly after released his first viral hit song “Alien Boy” which was produced with his childhood friend Casey Mattson, as well as frequent collaborator Imad Royal. It was a song that truly encapsulated the Oliver Tree brand. Oliver then went on to release his debut album “Ugly Is Beautiful”, which hit the top 15 of Billboard 200 and reached number 1 on Billboard‘s Top Rock Albums and Alternative Albums charts. Oliver also released a deluxe version of the album which included the song "Life Goes On", a track that was produced with long-time friend and collaborator Getter. This song propelled Oliver into a global audience and was a commercial hit. Followed by the success of Oliver’s song "Miss You”, with Robin Schulz, which became a worldwide hit and was nominated for Best International Song (The BRIT Awards) in 2024. Oliver never stopped reinventing himself. Each album featured a distinct character in the Oliver Tree universe: Turbo for “Ugly is Beautiful” in 2020, Shawney Bravo for “Cowboy Tears" in 2022, Cornelius Cummings for “Alone in A Crowd" in 2023 up until "Love You Madly Hate You Badly” in 2026, where he removed the fake personas and decided to show the world his true self for his final album which was 100% written and produced by Oliver. Oliver had a deep curiosity about the world and wanted to experience every country and culture. Over the past two years, Oliver was a global citizen, visiting over 100 countries: eating local cuisine; connecting with locals of all kinds; participating in ceremonies; giving concerts; and recording music on his laptop. He went to the Middle East, sailed in Antarctica and became an honorary Maasai tribal chief in Tanzania. Oliver was more than a musician; he was a true artist in every sense of the word, seeing the world as a stage for his performance art. He pushed boundaries in every form of media and life. Oliver was on a mission to bring the world together through art and inspiring other artists to create. Being a forward thinker, Oliver created a non-profit entitled "Dr. Oliver Tree's Extremely Epic Art Grant for Baby Geniuses”. He wanted all of his money to go into funding other aspiring artists in all facets: music, film, installation and performance art projects. Oliver cared so deeply about spreading art, joy, laughter and love into the world. He blended his characters seamlessly with his authentic self, which left the audience often wondering what is real or a prank. He found beauty in the ordinary and would constantly preach his "Ugly Is Beautiful" mantra on and off stage. He wanted everyone to feel like they had a place to be themselves. Under all the absurdist humor and outlandish stunts, he wanted to create an inclusive environment where everyone belonged and could realize their true potential. Oliver was a creative force of nature, a true “Alien Boy” among human beings. His imagination was boundless, his laugh was contagious and his creativity and ideas were prolific. Oliver is survived by his parents, Jesse & Christine Nickell of Santa Cruz, brother Jessup (Zoe), Grandmothers Ann Begin & Lorraine Nickell, Aunts Cynthia Begin, Mia Begin (Bill Schroeder), Uncle Dan Begin (Melissa), Aunts Sheree Kouffeld (Dave Christopher) and Jan Lamascus (Marvin), many beloved cousins, Beth, Breanna, Kaitlin, Kimmy, Maggie, Meadow and Nicolas; and numerous friends worldwide. He considered his team and colleagues his family: Dan Awad, Paul Donatelli; his bandmates: Casey Mattson, Amir Oosman, Jake Jamieson, Jmsey; his creative collaborators: Ethan Snoreck aka Whethan; Ryan Farber; Steve Zilberman; Jacob Dennis; Sebastian Hackett; his love Fiona Chernavskaya, as well as many others who touched his project and helped him execute his vision, who are too innumerable to be named. We’ll leave you with a quote which Oliver said at almost every show he performed at, his mantra to the world: “No matter how strange you think you look, no matter how ugly you feel, you are beautiful.” A celebration of his life / memorial service will be held at the UCSC Quarry Amphitheater on July 25th. Due to limited space for family and friends, this event will also be streamed live. Donations: The family requests donations be made to “Dr. Oliver Tree's Extremely Epic Art Grant for Baby Geniuses”. Oliver’s vision is to support and encourage young artists to follow their dreams. See more at olivertreefoundation.com
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Jaeger Sports
Jaeger Sports@jaegersports·
What is….BY FAR…the best thing you can do for your arm? Throw. What’s the best type of Throwing for your arm? Low Intent, Volume Throwing. PERIOD. Demo: youtu.be/Ezkrz6ZK-nM?is… (Note: This only takes you to 120 Feet, but shows you the format if you keep backing up)
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Storm0light
Storm0light@storm0light·
@CoachCSalt How does a kid know if they like their arms close to them ?
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Carlton Salters
Carlton Salters@CoachCSalt·
Bat buying guide... If you're axial (like your arms close to you) you're going to feel more comfy with a bat that has the weight closer to you. (Probably a balanced two piece) If you buy an endload bat, you're going to lose the barrel often because it feels too far away from you.
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Matthew Schirm
Matthew Schirm@MattSchirm_CAA·
Youth Baseball Pet Peeves - Holding runners on 3B - Standing at 2B to hold runners - Pitcher as the cutoff man - Not running 1st/3rd defense - Fake bunt on 3-0 count - Walking on/off the field - Parents yelling at umpires - Pitchers walking halfway to home plate after every pitch - Pitchers throwing way too many pitches in a weekend What did I miss?
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Storm0light@storm0light·
@NBAinfoonly23 False, as shown by the massive drop in self reported sexual preference identification many times there is a choice.
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Jeff Stanek
Jeff Stanek@JeffStanek1·
For everyone who's got a problem with the MLB players writing Bible verses on their hats during their team's Pride Night game, I've got another scenario for you. An MLB team decides to have Christian Night at the Park, and requires each player to wear a hat with a cross on it, rather than the team's logo. What's your response?
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Ariel Helwani
Ariel Helwani@arielhelwani·
I went back and watched Justin Gaethje's walkout last night, and I don't know if there will ever be a greater one in the history of fighting. The cinematography. The song. Him looking at the Declaration of Independence. The Oval Office. Then to go out and pull off one of the greatest upsets ever against an undefeated phenom—as an American at the White House. When the story of this fight is told years from now, I'm not sure we've ever seen someone rise to the occasion quite like Gaethje did.
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Roy Rogers Happy Trails Music Shop 
Pearl Jam’s “Yellow Ledbetter” has one of the most mysterious origins in their catalog. The title comes from a real friend of Eddie Vedder’s named Tim Ledbetter. The song was written around the time of the first Gulf War and tells the story of a guy who receives a “yellow letter” (a telegram) saying his brother has been killed overseas. Eddie has explained that it’s about grief, confusion, and the harsh judgment the character faces from people in his suburban neighborhood while he’s trying to process the news. The lyrics are famously mumbled on purpose — even Eddie has said the words were never fully fixed. It’s one of those rare songs that feels deeply personal but leaves just enough room for everyone to bring their own meaning to it.
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TheBronxViking@TheBronxViking·
Yea, there’s no UFC walkout that’s ever gonna top this.🇺🇸🦅💥 Especially when you know how the night ended and what Justin did to arguably the best pound-for-pound fighter on the planet.
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Storm0light@storm0light·
Then I would get a parabolic antenna and point it to the 50th floor and still fail because modern routers and AP points have fixed this years ago
Fishing for Answers@FishingCarey

@storm0light @0xRuzy What if you were on the 50th floor does it still work from your car?

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