jimmy alburtus

Ain't no life thats better than yours

[Richard @ricwe123]

Jeffrey Sachs is spot on.....

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@kayvont You aint ever watched your own film? You take plays off constantly. Hold yourself accountable or enjoy someone giving you a vet minimum next year 🤷🏼‍♂️

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@BFW Ah yes SEC bias at its best

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@HowBoutNo_Shush @KR_Nelson @J5_Sports1 Notre Dame trampled three ranked opponents, USC, Navy, Pitt. There two loses are by 3 points to Miami, and 1 point to Tex AM. Both losses came at the beginning of the season, with a new DC and rookie QB since then they are flawless. BYU schedule is soft.

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

Someone tag the @Giants defense, let them know theres 4 quarters in a game, and also send Bowden where ever tf Daboll went.

[Charlie Kirk @charliekirk11]

America will never be the same.

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@CodyBrownBets Thanks for the inspiration!

[Sean Strickland @SStricklandMMA]

"But Iran says death to America"

Im sure they fucking do.. Do you know how many countries we have bombed and invaded in the last 50 years?!

Vietnam "false flag" Iraq "WMDs" Afghanistan "saudis" Syria "chemical weapons" now isis party ground.

I wonder fucking why

[Ian Carroll @IanCarrollShow]

Just threw a rock through my neighbor’s window.

Please pray for me as I defend myself from their aggression 🙏🙏

[Jameis Winston @Jaboowins]

Start spreading the neWs 🍎

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@CodyBrownBets Q. Mitchell

[Alan Roberts @AlanRoberts]

Here’s why they are all bark no bite.

[Cynical Publius @CynicalPublius]

To fully understand just how remarkable today’s exchange with Colombia was, you need to understand how Washington DC has traditionally worked through these sorts of issues, and the different way it works now under Trump.

I’ll illustrate.

Traditional Approach:

1. Colombia announces it will not take our repatriation flights.
2. On Monday, the State Department convenes an interagency task force with DoD, NSC, DEA, INS, ICE, Commerce, Treasury and Homeland Security.
3. The task force meets for four days and develops a position paper.
4. The position paper is rejected by the Secretary of State, who is unhappy that insufficient equity considerations are built into the process.
5. The task force reconvenes a week later to redevelop three new, equity-centric courses of action and create a new position paper.
6. The process is delayed a week because Washington DC gets three inches of snow.
7. SecState approves the new position paper for interagency circulation, and considerable input is received from the heads of other departments so the task force must reconvene.
8. The original three proposed responsive courses of action are scrapped in favor of a new, fourth course of action that achieves the worst aspects of the three prior courses of action but satisfies the interagency.
9. Someone in State who disagrees leaks to the Washington Post, who writes a story about how ineffective the Presidential administration is.
10. The White House Chief of Staff sets up a session three days later to brief the President, who approves the new fourth course of action.
11. Over a month after the issue is first raised, the State Department Public Affairs Officer holds a press conference announcing that Colombia has agreed to try to send fewer criminals into the US and everyone declares victory.

Trump Approach:

1. Colombia announces it will not take our repatriation flights.
2. After a par-5 third hole where he goes one under par, Trump uses his iPhone to post on social media as to how the USA will destroy Colombia’s economy if they do not do what the USA demands.
3. By the time Trump gets to the par-4 sixth hole, Colombia’s President has agreed to repatriate all the illegal Colombians in his own plane, which he will pay for.
4. Trump finishes three under par and goes to the clubhouse for a Diet Coke where he posts a gangsta AI image of himself and the new FAFO Doctrine.
5. Winning.

See the difference? It’s called LEADERSHIP.

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

"We knew it was going to be us versus the refs going into this game."

Goodell is sprinting to hand Will Anderson a fine

[Barstool Irish @BarstoolIrish]

Shane is truly one of one. Irish by a million

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@JustinPugh @Giants Trade back. Take Dart as late as you can and gain more capital in the process

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

Man of the people

[Dudes Posting Their W’s @DudespostingWs]

This is a very long video but well worth watching

Pizza Shop owner, whose on the verge of going out of business, gets a lucky visitor…

[jimmy alburtus @alburtja]

@DanGambleAI 94 points

[Breaking911 @Breaking911]

FEMA admits to skipping 20 houses with Donald Trump signs that needed hurricane help

So who's going to jail?

[Chris Martz @ChrisMartzWX]

Hi again, Mike. 👋

Let’s go over this for what’s now a third time. Maybe it will sink in.

The Greenland ice sheet contains about 2.9 million gigatons (Gt) of ice. 🧊

Using the conversion factor that 1 Gt = 1 billion tons, this means that the ice sheet has roughly 2.9 million billion tons of ice.

Oh yes, math is involved!!

Now, if the ice sheet is losing 30 million tons of ice per hour, that would work out to 720 million tons of ice lost per day and a net 262.8 billion tons per year. 🫠

Here’s the math, 🫳

-30 million tons × 24 hr. (1 day) × 365 days (1 year) = -262.8 billion tons / year

262.8 billion tons of ice lost per year?

Oh my, that sounds scary! 😱

That is, of course, until you realize that at the current rate, it would take more than 11,035 years for the entire Greenland ice sheet to melt.

🏔️ ➡️ ⛰️ = >10 millennia

Let’s do more math to confirm this.

2.9 million billion tons / (262.8 billion tons / year) ≈ 11,035 years.

Now, what would this mean for sea level rise (SLR)? 🌊

Well, according to NASA, for every 360 Gt (or 360 billion tons) of ice lost, the global average sea level rises by about 1 millimeter (mm).

🔗 https://t.co/PmUG8Xi5nm…

If 262.8 billion tons of ice is lost per year, that would mean sea level rises at a rate of 0.73 mm (~0.03 in) / year from loss of Greenland ice alone. 📏

Ignoring Antarctica, this would cause the global average sea level to rise about 1 ft. every ~417.5 years.

Now, the rate of ice loss could accelerate or decelerate depending on other factors (e.g., natural variability or positive / negative climate feedbacks), but it’s clear from these back of the envelope calculations that you are hyperventilating over nothing.

This is a very manageable problem.

So is your climate anxiety.

Just stop parroting WEF propaganda and go touch grass.