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Jade-Addon Hall retweeted
Jalen Brunson turnover suppression has been other-worldly so far this season. Nobody has had the ball in their hands more than him (nearly 60% on ball%), while still averaging two rim assists per 100 (82nd %tile) and turning over less than every other lead guard near him.
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First poster for the 50th anniversary re-release of ‘STAR WARS’.
It will officially be a restoration of the original 1977 theatrical version of the film.
(🎨: @Cakes_Comics)
Jade-Addon Hall retweeted
I’m old enough to remember when one company owning all of this was called a monopoly and was illegal.
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This is called the Rocky Running prank, and they do it in England at a park. I can't love this more!
That's what a 'prank' looks like. With everyone smiling and laughing at the end. No trauma. No hurt feelings. Just all round fun.
The fact they can play their instruments and run at the same time is quite impressive.
Jade-Addon Hall retweeted
Mitchell Robinson has been consistent about just needing games to learn how guys on this team miss
Was asked what’s the balance between motor and learning in offensive rebounding by @JackSimoneNBA
“Gotta learn how our guys shoot. Back in New York I kinda can tell where the ball is gonna go depending on the player that’s shooting. Gotta learn that here.”
Said during Media Day it would take about 20 games. Last few games have already showed great progress
Mitchell Robinson on some of the nuances of getting offensive rebounds:
“It’s kinds of just knowing where the ball is going. You gotta watch a lot of guys and how they shoot”
Talked about how he watched his former Knicks teammates practice and examined their misses
Said it’ll take some time to learn that with a new team and put the timeline at about 20 games
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Racism Is Alive and Well in Mississippi: They're Trying to Steal a Senate Seat From a Black Man
This is naked voter suppression dressed up as "election integrity." Thousands of Mississippians are being screwed out of their votes right now because the state's Republican secretary of state deliberately used sloppy commercial credit data to purge the rolls — and the mess is landing hardest in a race where a Black Democrat is beating a Republican incumbent.
Scott Colom is narrowly ahead of Cindy Hyde-Smith. That lead is under attack because large numbers of voters were forced onto provisional (affidavit) ballots after their names vanished from the poll books. Both campaigns admit thousands of people were hit. CNN has the receipts.
Andrew Couch is one of the casualties. He'd voted at the same polling place in the last two elections without a problem. On Election Day he was told he was registered in a county he hadn’t lived in for six years. On Monday he was informed his ballot is dead. His reaction: "I'm very upset. If people lose faith in the process… it's going to hurt voter turnout in the future." That's the point.
Secretary of State Michael Watson signed off on using Experian credit data to flag "moved" voters. The result: more than 230,000 people — roughly 1 in 9 registered voters statewide — were dumped into inactive status and left off the poll books before Election Day (Mississippi Today). In a state where over 9 percent of residents are unbanked, this data was always going to be garbage. Experian itself has run away from the whole thing, telling CNN its product "was not designed or intended to validate voter records" and that it stopped working with the state in early 2025.
This isn’t some innocent clerical error. It's the same old Mississippi playbook: make it harder for certain people to vote when the outcome looks like it might go the wrong way. A Black man is on the verge of winning a Senate seat the state hasn't handed to a Democrat in decades, and suddenly the rolls are a disaster. This is Republican racism in action.
Jade-Addon Hall retweeted
“Darius Acuff shouldn’t even be considered for ROTY because his team isn’t winning”
Wemby started off 3-25 with the Spurs his rookie year and finished the season 22-60 #lightthebeam
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Ohio, you elected an incredibly strong and compassionate woman to be your governor.
She won hearts, and a lot of us feel very protective of her now.
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First day of school!
Rebecca, age 39
Favorite subject: ending foreign wars and making child care affordable.
When I grow up: I want to be an example to little girls everywhere.
Favorite color: Blue
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In the Navy, I learned to put service over self. That’s the type of leadership I’ll bring to help root corruption out of Washington.
Watch our first general election ad!
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EXCLUSIVE: For the first time, a Pentagon official explains exactly how @SecWar blocked the promotions of women and people of color from the military's most senior ranks. Some say the new process is illegal. My latest for @MSNOWNews ms.now/news/pete-hegseth-pen…
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AMC fired Frank Darabont, the director of The Shawshank Redemption, from The Walking Dead, the show he launched. It went on to become the No. 1 show on TV among adults 18 to 49.
On AMC's books that hit had lost $49 million, so his share of the profits was zero. He demanded more than $280 million in court, and after nearly eight years of litigation AMC finally paid $200 million.
In the video below, Darabont talks about calling AMC "sociopaths" for how it treated him. "Not just treated me, believe me. There are plenty of people who would and probably will go on record at some point."
His contract promised him a share of the profits. After his first script, AMC decided to make the show itself and sell it to its own channel.
AMC capped the price at $1.45 million an episode, so on paper every episode lost money. His suit said he would "never see that first dollar."
After a record first season, AMC cut the budget by 25%. In July 2011 it fired him, and the cast heard at a lunch: "This isn't working."
His suit said AMC fired him to avoid paying more, and he called AMC's people "sociopaths." AMC said he was fired for "volatile and disturbing" behavior and released an email saying he would "start killing people."
AMC said his demand had "no basis in reality," then eventually paid him and his agents $200 million. This September it also agreed to pay $120 million to comics author Robert Kirkman and four producers.
A No. 1 show that "lost" $49 million: was that normal accounting, or a way to cheat Darabont?
Jade-Addon Hall retweeted
At some point, we have to talk about @CookPolitical and other “prognosticators” who had me and other southern candidates labeled as solid R for much of the campaign cycle. They made it much more difficult to fundraise and are part of the reason the South has been neglected for so long.
They’re only a reflection of the past and mysteriously avoid any accountability when they’re wrong. One of their “analysts” was extremely condescending to me (not Jessica) when I tried to make my pitch for why they were wrong about my rating like he knew something about MS politics when he’s never been to the Sip. This attitude hurt Jaime Davis & others so much.
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Your health insurer shouldn’t own your doctor’s office, pharmacy, and the middleman who decides which prescriptions are covered and how much they cost.
That gives one corporation at least 4 ways to squeeze every penny out of you when you get sick.
Let's break up Big Medicine.
