@Globalstats11 U2 was the #1 band I the world for a solid 5 years. They should be 6. Beatles and Stones are interchangeable. 3-5 I agree. Aerosmith higher. Creedence is top 20.
☔️ REPOST TO WIN ☔️
One lucky Dawg fan will be randomly selected to win a @UW_Football jersey ahead of tomorrow’s season opener!
This jersey and more will be available at the Husky Team Store.
#GoHuskies
This is a funny skit, YES A SKIT, not to be confused as real.
I know you libz, & even a few moronic would-be conservatives, like to leave community notes on my posts when it wasn't ever meant to be taken serious.
@WHLsilvertips This team had a great roster but did nothing to make it a championship roster at the trade deadline. Everett has a lot of draft picks.. Kept them all. Medicine Hat, Spokane, Lethbridge, all upgraded their rosters. This 2nd round loss was predictable.
Slap Shot (1977)
This might've been Paul Newman's movie, but The Hanson Brothers came to play. The George Roy Hill/Newman trilogy of Butch Cassidy, The Sting and Slap Shot is pure gold. Slap Shot is one of the best sports movies ever made. Now, put on the foil and get out there.
Whether you are raising your children or leading a team or contributing to your community there are seven things that everyone needs to know to find and raise their voice. I have shared these principles with young people on college campuses across the country. They apply everywhere.
• Purpose. Choose a purpose, a grand aspiration, a big goal, and move towards it relentlessly.
• Mastery over self. Discipline equals freedom. If you’re driven by impulse all your life, you will drift and go nowhere in the end.
• Learning from adversity. Failures are just failures. Failures should never define you, and they will refine you, and make you better if you stop and learn from them.
• Be a light: You must be confident enough to have rational, respectful conversations with people you don't agree with. You can’t light a flame if you are too afraid to think for yourself. We have to get comfortable in uncomfortable situations.
• Time. Time can make drifting and negativity permanent. We all get 24-hours in a day – no more and no less – what we choose to do with the time is what will define us in the end.
• Harmony. In order for you to balance mental, spiritual, and physical aspects of your life, you must be the author of your life. It is up to you create the balance.
• Caution. Always act. AND – always think before you act. You need both caution and action.
Raising dreamers and helping others learn to lead themselves is really the test for all of us. Such a commitment to raise and lead, changes children, transforms communities and empowers nations.
I am so thankful for my parents, especially my dad, who helped me gain confidence in myself by helping me know what he saw in me. I am thankful to have tag-teamed with Jason in raising our children.
I am counting on each of you and all of you to find your voice, raise it, live with character, and lead the next generation.