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Tim Anslinger retweeted
Keep on keeping on Aneyas, every opportunity is an opportunity, way to make an impact!! Proud of you💚🍀
Tim Anslinger retweeted
You see it in written form on Kyngstonn’s face, “For Drayk”, other times weeks prior, it was for other players. A Brotherhood that will be unforgettable. Came by himself, grouped by position, introduced to a Team. This is what the Brotherhood has turned out to be. On the field and off the field, they are brothers. Playing for each other, trusting each other and believing and fighting for each other on the gridiron and oh, can’t forget the introduction of the Samoan Mili Mili, done together and with all players participating.
The Camaraderie, The Unity, The Fighting Irish Brotherhood, it’s very special!! Proud to be in The Fighting Irish Family💚🍀💛🍀💙🍀🤙🏽🙌🏾🙏🏽🙏🏽
Tim Anslinger retweeted
Florida Gators running from Notre Dame on the schedule after they saw the Miami game…
Tim Anslinger retweeted
Nature is putting on an awesome show. @CentralParkNYC 📸 credit #WarrenCarlyle
Tim Anslinger retweeted
There's a whole lot of Miami fans complaining that the refs missed the call on the TD
Well if they are really big advocates for refs getting it right, that play should have been called back anyways for two holds that allowed Mensah to get free and make the pass even happen
Tim Anslinger retweeted
Your morning coffee might be doing more for your brain than you think. ☕
A big JAMA study of ~132,000 people followed for up to 43 years found that 2–3 cups of caffeinated coffee a day was linked to an 18% lower dementia risk and modestly better cognitive function. Tea showed a similar pattern. Decaf did not.
Sweet spot appears to be moderate intake — more wasn’t better. Association held across genetic risk levels, but this is observational (not proof of cause and effect).
If you already enjoy a couple of cups, the data look encouraging.
Not a substitute for sleep, exercise, and other brain-healthy habits.
Source: Zhang et al., JAMA 2026
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