Midwest Bias

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

The ABS system should be a 3 dimensional cube that covers the plate, not a 2D sheet arbitrarily centered above the plate. What about late movement?! ⁦@MLB⁩

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@IvanOnTech a Trojan Horse, if you will

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@supowota Noticed this exact Judge-then Ohtani set-up. and when he misses, it’s Reggie Jackson. Then in between pitches, he’s tapping his toes into his shoes like Nomar.

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@BNightengale Good take, wrong color

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@virtualbacon @medsnow369 I get what he’s saying, but I see this as a humble-brag. Ope, accidentally hacked three companies. just too powerful i guess

[🪐👁️ @energyhealingjw]

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[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@JeffPassan if luis castillo embraces the 2026 white sox clubhouse mantra “embrace the suck” his career will rebound and he will help the white sox. if he doesn’t, it will not.

ETS is a marathoner mantra. and it means control what you can control, fight with serenity, courage, and wisdom

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@sondraa Never look at Jazz w his hat again, and not see this

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@Peal8888 And a bunch of Keith Haring’s in the background

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And Keith Haring’s in the background

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Why Abundance Is an Illusion with Jeff Currie | TGS 229 https://t.co/WXF0OtMJp6 via @YouTube

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“Control of shipping lanes.“

Stephen Fry Tells The Real Story Behind The Trojan War https://t.co/hPhynx6QMd via @YouTube

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@Greggae512 @Deanciriaco Wade Boggs w some fried chicken stains

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@LongevityCode_ Anecdotally, this does get deeper/ cleaner belly/ vagal breathe intake.

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@aisarcore @MatthewLeeRosen “Say it ain’t so”

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@aisarcore @MatthewLeeRosen “Say it ain’t so”

[Aisar @aisarcore]

An Iowa man bet just over $300 on a loophole he found in a sportsbook's own rules. His bet should have paid out $14 MILLION. The company canceled it and sent his money back instead.

– Nicholas Bavas, a bettor from Iowa, found what he believed was a near-guaranteed exploit in how DraftKings priced certain wagers.

– He placed roughly $300 across bets structured to profit no matter the outcome, if DraftKings' own odds and rules were taken at face value.

– Had DraftKings paid out as the bets were technically written, Bavas stood to collect more than $14 MILLION.

– Instead, DraftKings unilaterally voided the bets and simply refunded his original stake, citing its house rules about pricing errors.

– Bavas sued in a 39-page breach of contract complaint, arguing a bet is a contract, and if DraftKings accepts it, it owes what it promised.

– His attorney said DraftKings gave no real explanation beyond telling him the bet wouldn't be honored.

– The case was moved from Iowa state court into federal court in Des Moines.

– As of the most recent public reporting, the case remains in litigation, with no public ruling yet on whether Bavas is entitled to any of the $14 MILLION.

A $300 bet built entirely around the sportsbook's own rules should have paid him more than most people make in a decade. The company just canceled it and mailed his money back.

[Midwest Bias @bdeines]

@slayerofhate444 @TimPaulino @USronaldcarter And then once it’s cash, tomorrow’s value will be worth less than $1M, thanks to inflation.

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@_McJenkins_ @DeanTTraining This is the call. Its 100% a scraped together vacation workout, Where you just need to get a pump. And have very little to work with. They didn’t show him shrugging his mattress or deadlifting the beer cooler, but those can also work.

[The Players’ Tribune @PlayersTribune]

Former @whitesox pitcher Mark Buehrle didn’t care about jinxing his perfect game back in 2009: “The two things that come up most often these days when I run into fans are that perfect game I threw eight years ago and the 2005 World Series.

The one thing that not a ton of people know about that perfect game against the Rays in 2009 involves how everything went down off the field — in the dugout and back in the clubhouse.

What I remember most is not being able to keep my mouth shut between innings during that one. I talked guys’ ears off. I basically did the opposite of everything you always hear about when no-hitters and perfect games are discussed.

By the fifth, I was going up to anyone who would listen and just putting it out there.

‘Are you kidding me, right now? What’s happening out there? How do I have a perfect game going?’

I was just having fun and enjoying the moment. But no one knew what to make of it.

Between the eighth and ninth, I randomly decided to head up into the clubhouse and see what was going on back there.

The first guy I saw was @ajpierzynski12.

I could tell he wasn’t looking to talk to me. But I don’t believe in jinxes, so I was having none of it. I sat right down next to him.

Are you kidding me, dude? There’s no way I have a perfect game right now. Is this for real?’

He just shook his head and laughed.

I kept going.

‘Three outs from a perfect game? This is insane? Only three more outs?’

A.J. could tell I wasn’t going to stop until he said something to me.

‘Quit talking about it, man,’ he finally said. ‘Just go out there and finish it up.’

So, you know, that’s what I did.

And then, less than an hour later, I was talking on the phone with Obama.

The president joked around with me some, and I remember laughing a bit and just grinning from ear to ear. But I didn’t really talk much. Basically I was just telling myself: Don’t say anything stupid, Mark. Please, dude, don’t be dumb. Don’t mess this up.” https://t.co/lWMndQJyjY

[Longevity Code @LongevityCode_]

A neurologist once told me:

“Stick out your tongue for 40 seconds removes cortisol faster than any pills and breathing exercises.”

1. Your neck is what's keeping you anxious.