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@RyanGirdusky It’s funny how some people function like the last 24 years of geopolitics never happened.
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National security enjoyer & aspiring tech bro. 1st place in Dixie Classic Fair art contest 2001. Views expressed mine alone.
Washington, D.C. Entrou em Haziran 2012
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A 30-year-old in 1980 owned a house like this working at the local factory. Married six years with three kids. Weekends meant Little League games. Both sets of grandparents lived within five miles. The kids would attend the same high school he did and grow up with the children of his own friends. This is a dying concept
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This marks the first time college graduates have lost their employment advantage since the federal government began tracking these data in the 1990s, per Fortune.
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There’s a word for this.
Barefoot Student@BarefootStudent
College tuition has increased 914% since 1983, outpacing all other household expenses, per CNBC.
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College tuition has increased 914% since 1983, outpacing all other household expenses, per CNBC.
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Ruth's Chris Steakhouse Is Single Handedly Bringing Society Back From The Brink By Enforcing A Business Casual Dress Code And Not Allowing Hats In The Dining Room s.barstool.link/c/article-3565…
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Another casualty of the “End of History” kool aid drinkers.
You don’t need to invest in expensive domestic shipbuilding capacity if you believe the world is just one big global market.
The damage done by Fukuyama and neocons is immeasurable. .
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Shipbuilding in the United States has been in shambles due to decades of shortsighted policies and neglect. Today, the U.S. rolls out about three large cargo ships a year while China does around 1,000. The Trump administration has called this a national security crisis. Sunday.
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I’m not sure whether to be embarrassed or frightened.
60 Minutes@60Minutes
Shipbuilding in the United States has been in shambles due to decades of shortsighted policies and neglect. Today, the U.S. rolls out about three large cargo ships a year while China does around 1,000. The Trump administration has called this a national security crisis. Sunday.
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>largest lego set ever
>it’s a Catholic Church
ChurchPOP@Church_POP
The new largest Lego set (by piece count) will be Architecture's Sagrada Família, coming in at 12,060 pieces and retailing for $600 USD. La Sagrada Família in Barcelona, Spain, has been under construction since 1882, with its main structure scheduled to be completed in 2026. It will be the tallest church in the world. Is this a set you want to add to your collection?
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Art Deco is the peak of American design. Every skyscraper should be art deco, every piece of public art should be art deco, America was destined since 1776 to be Art Deco.
Matthew Zeitlin@MattZeitlin
everyone love art deco
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Morning-After thought: Underrated story line weaved through HPU’s past two seasons is the long term payoff of selflessness and commitment to team/process.
Chase Johnston was a starter earlier this year and after a bit of a rocky stretch for the overall team he was asked to take a smaller, more specific role, for the benefit of the group. He committed to it, got better at it, and this morning he is now the hero of the first day of March Madness.
Cam’Ron Flethcher, went through some struggles this season. It was obvious he had to earn his way back into the rotation off the bench with defensive play and rebounding. Which he did (we all saw the effort, big fella!). The result: he’s been an absolute monster and his offensive game has started to feed off the defensive/rebounding energy.
Go back to Bobby P, Trae (Mr Mean Mug), Laye, Simon and Terry last year. They ended up saving our season in Johnson City and taking HPU to their first NCAAT bid when all of them had various reasons to check out at given times.
Then finally take a look at Dan Hauser and Nido Qubein. Surely there were naysayers who said a school like High Point should have gone out and got a big name HC hire or a power 5 assistant coach. But instead they trusted the process and committed to the guy one seat down the bench; who understands the vision.
Moral of the story is sometimes trusting your coaches, your teammates and yourself through a tough situation is more rewarding than bailing at the first sign of adversity or trouble. That’s a lesson college basketball seems to need across the board now, more than ever.
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Because city code regulators decided it was more important to save a single watt of electricity each year by having something drab and uninteresting.
Fascinating History@Fascinate_Hist
Why did we stop making doors like this?
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“Hey Chuck, you are blessed to receive an offer from High Point University!
Due to only playing 3 years at Auburn, we feel positive about your waiver for immediate eligibility. Let’s work!”
-Coach Clayman
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@JMUGameday As a fellow mid major you should be joining forces with us. Do not let the majors divide us, brother.
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High Point is a country club school with no football meaning they can pay their players well
Barstool MACtion@MACBarstool
This is High Point btw
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As the iPad generation grows into young adulthood, this skill will only be more valuable…
Richard Roeper@RichardERoeper
The thing I learned about High Point University today: They have three high-end restaurants on campus where students learn business conversation skills, interview etiquette, table manners, the bread/drink rule, etc.🧐🏀🍽️
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ok if Vegas basically upgraded itself to being a classy, high-end vacation destination, where should I go for my trashy vacations now?
Jedi Rich@jedirich_
Sure… Vegas is “dead.” Meanwhile, inside the Bellagio Conservatory — packed every day. Here’s the reality people don’t want to admit: Vegas didn’t die… it filtered. Post-Covid, they let anyone in just to survive. Cheap rooms, chaos, TikTok fights, people crying about $20 water in the desert. Now? That era’s over. Prices went up. Vibe cleaned up. And the people who can actually afford to be here showed back up. If you think Vegas is dead… you’re probably just not the target customer anymore. And judging by the crowds — they’re perfectly fine with that.
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A young person entering the business world for the first time is going to use conversational skills, etiquette, and table manners infinitely more than their collegiate art history courses.
Skills such as these were a normal part of a liberal arts education for many years.
Richard Roeper@RichardERoeper
The thing I learned about High Point University today: They have three high-end restaurants on campus where students learn business conversation skills, interview etiquette, table manners, the bread/drink rule, etc.🧐🏀🍽️
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People want to dunk on High Point but when I got out of school the thing I was least prepared for was socializing in a professional setting and I never really got good at it. Doesn’t strike me as a crazy thing to prepare kids for.
Richard Roeper@RichardERoeper
The thing I learned about High Point University today: They have three high-end restaurants on campus where students learn business conversation skills, interview etiquette, table manners, the bread/drink rule, etc.🧐🏀🍽️
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@drantbradley One might conjecture that most colleges are charging students exorbitant rates for degrees they know are worthless.
Your gate keeping against HPU is misplaced.
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Their acceptance rate is 75%. One might conjecture that their niche is rich kids who could not get into Duke or UNC. Or Clemson, etc.
The Wall Street Journal@WSJ
High Point University prides itself on preparing students for the rigors of a career. Servers at its steakhouse coach the young diners on body language, professional attire and which fork to use. The college has become a favorite of affluent families. 🔗 on.wsj.com/4bZN0EP
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