Daniel Arndt

No. Bethesda has nothing to worry about. They do not make games the same way. The next Elder Scrolls game doesn't need to worry about Crimson Desert. Everyone and their sister will be buying Elder Scrolls 6 on day 1. Crimson Desert will not affect this at all.

@riyazmd774 3️⃣ 6️⃣ 9️⃣

NIKOLA TESLA SAID "3-6-9 IS THE KEY TO THE UNIVERSE." I tested it for 90 days on 500 people. What happened will reshape how you manifest forever. Here's the REAL 369 method nobody's teaching:

@CBCJakeMck So we swept FL? Math ain’t mathin

That’s 3 straight victories for Auburn after that 1-5 stretch. One of the most underrated teams in the country, the Tiger bats came alive late. They have 3 starters and a lineup with depth. Butch Thompson has build another monster down in Auburn

@TheDailyDraught Does a bear 💩 in the woods??

Does Kentucky produce the best bourbon?

@GatorsFB @CoachJonSumrall Whole menu null and void with “no blue cheese”. Can’t even spell it right on a formal menu 🤦‍♂️

Served in honor of Mr. Jon Sumrall 🍽️

Scheduled Friday night programming. 7.0 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 BB, 8 K 👏

@CrimsonDesert_ Awesome work guys, think the only situation we got is this mfin archery competition where the opponent- you know- shoots the target before it even flips up. Maybe check into that one- thanks!

Fellow Greymanes, Patch Version 1.01.00 is rolling out. This patch adds 5 summonable mounts, decreased loading times for fast travel and revival, some adjustments to controls as part of our ongoing efforts to improve the game's keyboard/mouse and controller experience, and more. Version 1.01.00 is available on Steam. PlayStation, Xbox, Mac, and EGS will follow at a later time, and we'll provide an update in the notice below once they are available. Read the patch notes here: pearlabyss.info/41xJAUC

@_JHokanson 🤷🏼‍♂️ maybe working in the portal??

Steven Pearl ahead of Auburn vs. Illinois State in the NIT semis on Thursday night: "It's good to still be playing basketball. We're excited about going up to Indy...I'd rather be doing this than sitting around doing nothing."

Hey Cinemark. Paducah, KY is thinking it’s time to upgrade this abandoned JC Pennys that sells VHS’s and popcorn. What say you?

@GovEvers @BadgerMBB

Who do I have going all the way? The home team, of course! Let's go, Red! @BadgerMBB 👐

@BourbEnthusiasm Nice! But did you have to kill Chip and Dale in the process??

Elijah Craig 15 is here! And I can tell you from experience…it’s damn good.

@Ruleof2Review Took you til 45 to balance work, life and hobbies?

There was a time 2-3 years ago where a game world of this size would’ve gotten me so excited. Cut to today and I just don’t have the time or interest to play games of this scale anymore. I don’t want 1,000 side quests. I’m 45 trying to balance work, life, and hobbies. I’m good.

@drterrysimpson Thalidomide is actually a fantastic drug- for ENL and multiple myeloma. Perfect example of: No such thing as a bad drug 101

Thalidomide is remembered precisely because medicine investigated it, discovered the harm, and changed regulation. The drugs you list have decades of randomized trials and real-world data showing they reduce disease and save lives. Equating them with thalidomide is historical amnesia.

@docsulo @drterrysimpson Observation without measurement is just storytelling. Science is what happens when you actually test those observations. Why respond with an argument that’s anecdotal in itself 🤷🏼‍♂️

@ArndtSmart @drterrysimpson The scientific method is used to test an explanation, not to debate what is observed. People often get healthier eating just meat. Focusing on specific markers doesn't prove or disprove much -- it's more observation, not explanation.

“Intense exercise reverses atherosclerosis.” No — it improves fitness. It lowers event risk. It stabilizes plaque. But arteries are not butter in a hot pan. If sprinting erased plaque, Tour de France cyclists would have coronary arteries like newborns. Some don’t. In fact, high-endurance athletes can have more coronary calcium — often more stable, yes — but present nonetheless. You are confusing risk modification with anatomical reversal. Exercise is powerful. It improves endothelial function, insulin sensitivity, blood pressure, survival. But it does not magically vacuum LDL out of the arterial wall because someone did hill repeats. This is the recurring problem with nutritional absolutists: They take one good thing — exercise — and inflate it into a cure-all cosmology. Cardiovascular disease is biology, not ideology. Plaque biology responds to lipid levels, inflammation, time, and genetics — not to gym mythology. If you want fewer heart attacks, exercise. If you want plaque regression, lower ApoB. Romanticism is not a treatment plan.

Joe Lunardi has Auburn as an 11 seed in the NCAA Tournament after Saturday’s loss to Ole Miss.

@Harley_N_Hill @AbdulElSayed Septic tank veribiage from the mouth. Take an immunology course. It could help you better propose “correct” clarifications

@AbdulElSayed Experimental mRNA gene editing “therapies” are not vaccines. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

Vaccines work. And this is not how you leg press.

@MachalaaAgent Stared at that flashlight a bit too long

Leonardo DiCaprio, at 51, hiding behind a face cap and nose mask 😷 because he doesn’t want people to see him in public with his 27-year-old girlfriend but what exactly is he trying to hide?😭🤦‍♂️

@drterrysimpson Sheesh, so well said for all these virtue signaling docs out there- thank you doc 🫡 Now I’m sure you have some things to extroplate for our next “candidates” for Surgeon General eh?

The desire for “zero prescriptions” is emotionally appealing. It sounds clean. Virtuous. Untouched by Big Pharma. It is also medically unserious. High blood pressure is not a moral failing. It is a hemodynamic reality. The artery does not care whether the molecule lowering its pressure is “natural” or synthesized in a laboratory. Cyanide is natural. So is rattlesnake venom. Yes — weight loss, reduced sodium, exercise, improved sleep, reduced alcohol, and improved metabolic health can lower blood pressure. Absolutely. We recommend those first in most mild cases. That is not controversial. But the claim that “the vast majority” of hypertension is simply insulin resistance is reductive to the point of parody. Hypertension is multifactorial: Genetics Renin-angiotensin system activity Sympathetic tone Arterial stiffness Kidney sodium handling Age-related vascular remodeling Insulin resistance contributes in some patients. It is not the universal villain in a Netflix series called The Root Cause. And here is the inconvenient truth: lowering blood pressure with medication reduces stroke, heart failure, and death. Not “makes doctors happy about the number.” Reduces events. Systolic blood pressure lowered by ~10 mmHg reduces major cardiovascular events by roughly 20%. That is not cosmetic. That is fewer hemorrhagic strokes and fewer funerals. The romantic idea that we can fix every mildly elevated blood pressure in 14 days with metabolic enlightenment is attractive. It also ignores decades of randomized outcome data. Lifestyle first? Yes. Medication when needed? Also yes. Purity pledges about “synthetic pills”? That’s ideology, not medicine. The goal is not zero prescriptions. The goal is zero strokes. And arteries, regrettably, do not respond to YouTube videos.

@bentley_justis @AuburnBaseball Welcome to UT baseball 2026

Final from Plainsman Park. #WarEagle