@TheRealRoof09@Kevin_Lytle You guys fleeced them and made them cancel a home game to come to Fort Collins this year and then unilaterally cancelled the return trip. Scummy
NEW: Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule says his daughter was accosted after the Washington loss:
"A guy walked up to my 13-year-old daughter and was like, 'F-U and F your dad.' I'm not going to keep coaching if it means my kids grow up screwed up. I'm not going to see my daughter shook... . I'm not coaching for the guy that attacked my daughter, I'm coaching for the people in the boat."
He added: "I said to my daughter, 'If daddy’s gotta retire, if I have retire because I don’t want you guys growing up in that environment...'"
(via @HuskerOnline)
https://t.co/tZoHLUtdby
Watching Jax State-NDSU and @CoachBrianKelly is fantastic and a natural as a color analyst! Great insight into the game. @CBSSports sign this man to an extension in the booth.
Professor is murdered. Squatters take over his house.
"the squatters reported their own burglary to establish occupancy in the house."
California Kafkaesque dysfunction.
https://t.co/LAZP9AYaKV
@TonedeafO@FT They are direct listing remaining volumes on secondary. Relisting on primary at $ below what others have paid for equivalent would potentially get them in trouble
This is massive, scandalous news
Just days after @nytimes investigation on CFTC corruption, the Chair moves to exhume a past settlement w/the Winkelvoss twins’ exchange, move to toss it out, & discredit the career civil servants whose case was approved by past CFTC leadership
Murry Gunty, the founder and CEO of Blackstreet Capital Holdings, used his private investment firm to buy the teams on his son’s path to NCAA Division I college hockey.
Then, he made the pathway more expensive for almost everyone else. https://t.co/HKJmzYxCxm
While many will be divided on the outcome of “Internet addiction” cases like this, one thing should be clear: Cases like this will likely unleash a trial lawyer bonanza via a much broader wave of (mostly frivolous) lawsuits. Every tort lawyer in America is probably thinking about ripping down their “Been in a Crash?” billboards right now and replacing them with “Addicted to the Internet?” signs.
It’ll be a search for deep pockets at first, but the litigation hell will quickly expand to cover firms and platforms of all nature and sizes. The contingency fee payouts for the tort bar will be glorious, but it’s unclear what it all means from there for the public or providers. Likely a lot more heavy-handed censorship and privacy invasions by platforms to comply with junk science-based jury verdicts and looming legislative threats on top of it all. Biggest tech players have the ability to weather the storm. Mid- and small-sized platforms won’t.