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Dedicated, Hardworking, and a Leader. A man with many sides. Doctorally prepared nurse. Modern day Mr. Grey.

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Joined August 2009
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NEW: Miami star WR Malachi Toney has inked an NIL deal with JP Morgan Chase✍️ (via @Chase) on3.com/nil/news/miami-wr-ma…
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Phenomenal work from @canefilms …watch it before the SEC bans it
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Who has Boise state beaten to be ranked over Wake forest, Pitt, VTech ??
Week 5 AP Poll Most overrated and underrated?
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Sen. @CoryBooker, right now, on the Protect College Sports Act: Why isn't one athlete group in this country trumpeting the greatness of this bill? They all know this bill undermines their rights. This bill takes away rights for athletes to legally challenge anything that the cartel of the NCAA actually does. It undermines their ability to win more court cases in the future. If transfer sensibility is so important for players, why isn't there transfer sensibility for the coaches? There's 1 standard for players and another standard for coaches. The bill puts red tape on the ability for athletes to make money, but not the same for coaches. Why are you treating that elite class differently than you treat athletes? The bill is a threat to college sports and a threat to college athletes. Booker says he will do everything possible to put on the Congressional record why the bill is a betrayal of college athletes.
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That protect college sports act is dead on arrival.
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They should add coaches salary in the cap. See how far the bill goes.
The PCSA is repeating one of the House settlement’s biggest flaws: assuming it can slow down and reduce player pay. The current bill would effectively cap DI🏈 & men’s 🏀 payrolls at a combined total of around $42M. But there are already 🏈 teams with larger payrolls than that.
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This!!!
It appears Sen. Thune has enough votes to pass the Protect College Sports Act. Last night, I contacted many U.S. Senators’ offices to tell them the truth about the bill. The PCSA is bad for athletes. A lot of money is being spent in an effort to convince people otherwise.
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I hope they play this on repeat for an entire week before we play them.
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Coach Cristobal just asked bosses and supervisors to allow employees to get off to make it to Hard Rock Thursday. Game was pushed back to 8pm.
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We HAVE to fight RACIST REPUBLICANS
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Not round here partner 🏈
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Came across this tiktok Made my night 🙌🔥
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In essence it was the red wedding of Greek mythology
In many modern interpretations, especially Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey, the violation isn’t that the horse itself was forbidden. The problem is that the Greeks disguised a weapon as a sacred offering. They presented the Trojan Horse as a gift dedicated to the gods, exploiting the sacred rules of hospitality, piety, and religious trust. By hiding soldiers inside what appeared to be a holy offering, they turned something meant for worship into an instrument of deception and slaughter. That’s why it’s framed as violating Zeus’ sacred laws. The crime wasn’t just trickery, it was corrupting something sacred for the purpose of war.
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I can confirm that all 1,000 of the extra people were on the floor section 🤣
Hov breaking his own record in back-to-back nights 🐐 Jay-Z’s ‘The Blueprint’ show set the record for most tickets ever sold for a concert at Yankee Stadium—selling a total of 45,832. It broke Hov’s record set at the ‘Reasonable Doubt’ show on Friday, which sold 44,916 tickets.
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I think it was just hate. By Sincerely, American: "Trump supporters say, 'We suffered 8 years under Barack Obama.' Fair enough. Let’s take a look. The day Obama took office, the Dow closed at 7,949 points. Eight years later, the Dow had almost tripled. General Motors and Chrysler were on the brink of bankruptcy, with Ford not far behind, and their failure, along with their supply chains, would have meant the loss of millions of jobs. Obama pushed through a controversial, $80 billion bailout to save the car industry. The U.S. car industry survived, started making money again, and the entire $80 billion was paid back, with interest. While we remain vulnerable to lone-wolf attacks, no foreign terrorist organization has successfully executed a mass attack here since 9/11. Obama ordered the raid that killed Osama Bin Laden. He drew down the number of troops from 180,000 in Iraq and Afghanistan to just 15,000, and increased funding for the Department of Veterans Affairs. He launched a program called Opening Doors which, since 2010, has led to a 47 percent decline in the number of homeless veterans. He set a record 73 straight months of private-sector job growth. Due to Obama’s regulatory policies, greenhouse gas emissions decreased by 12%, production of renewable energy more than doubled, and our dependence on foreign oil was cut in half. He signed The Lilly Ledbetter Act, making it easier for women to sue employers for unequal pay. His Omnibus Public Lands Management Act designated more than 2 million acres as wilderness, creating thousands of miles of trails and protecting over 1,000 miles of rivers. He reduced the federal deficit from 9.8 percent of GDP in 2009 to 3.2 percent in 2016. For all the inadequacies of the Affordable Care Act, we seem to have forgotten that, before the ACA, you could be denied coverage for a pre-existing condition and kids could not stay on their parents’ policies up to age 26. Obama approved a $14.5 billion system to rebuild the levees in New Orleans. All this, even as our own Mitch McConnell famously asserted that his singular mission would be to block anything President Obama tried to do. While Obama failed on his campaign pledge to close the prison at Guantanamo Bay, that prison’s population decreased from 242 to around 50. He expanded funding for embryonic stem cell research, supporting ground breaking advancement in areas like spinal injury treatment and cancer. Credit card companies can no longer charge hidden fees or raise interest rates without advance notice. Most years, Obama threw a 4th of July party for military families. He held babies, played games with children, served barbecue, and led the singing of “Happy Birthday” to his daughter Malia, who was born on July 4. Welfare spending is down: for every 100 poor families, just 24 receive cash assistance, compared with 64 in 1996. Obama comforted families and communities following more than a dozen mass shootings. After Sandy Hook, he said, “The majority of those who died today were children, beautiful little kids between the ages of 5 and 10 years old.” Yet, he never took away anyone’s guns........ He sang Amazing Grace, spontaneously, at the altar. He was the first president since Eisenhower to serve two terms without personal or political scandal. He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize. President Obama was not perfect, as no man and no president is, and you can certainly disagree with his political ideologies. But to say we suffered? If that’s the argument, if this is how we suffered for 8 years under Barack Obama, I have one wish: May we be so fortunate as to suffer 8 more."
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Texas Tech is about to leave the Big 12 for the ACC. The big 12 burning their wealthiest school might not end well long term
NEWS: The Big 12 has filed a legal complaint in federal court against Texas Tech & the Texas AG, seeking declaratory judgement and a preliminary injunction to enforce its bylaws and potentially sanction the school for its plans to play Brendan Sorsby. yhoo.it/43BcJzA
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You have to be born in New York to be a New Yorker!! @JLo
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