Nate

Ph.D student in motor control/biomechanics (fall risk prevention) institution pending

[Nate @nathanconner44]

Doin Stuffs Part 1

[MSU Neuromech Lab @MSU_NMLab]

New Paper Alert from @NateConner15 and @Hannah_Freeman_ on Virtual Reality Induced Symptoms and Effects: Concerns, Causes, Assessment & Mitigation. #VR @MDPIOpenAccess @H_Chander @CAVS_MSSTATE @msu_AthleteEng @MSUEngineering @msstatekine
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[Detroit Lions @Lions]

First things first.

[WeAreBigGuys @WeAreBigGuys]

ALWAYS be working on your craft 😤🤣

[Joey @JoeyMulinaro]

Soon we’ll be waking up hungover or leaving church (or both), setting our lineups, running to TJ Maxx or Home Depot with the lady, coming home to flip on pregame (I’m a FOX NFL Sunday or NFL Network guy) picking which jersey to wear before 7 hours of football

And we’ll be happy

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

During a certain period, Sears offered complete houses in large do-it-yourself (DIY) kits through their catalogs. These kits were transported by train and encompassed around 30,000 components, including wiring, plumbing, and heating, which collectively weighed over 25 tons.

Customers had the option to choose from more than 370 designs, and each kit included a 75-page instruction manual. Sears asserted that an individual with "average" skills could construct the entire house within a span of 90 days.

Between 1908 and 1940, Sears managed to sell over 70,000 DIY homes at prices ranging from $600 to $6,000 (approximately equivalent to $8,400 to $84,000 in today's currency). One notable model, known as the Martha Washington (as depicted in the accompanying images), was sold for $3,028 (equivalent to $45,538 today) in 1921.

In 2016, the same Martha Washington model was purchased for $1.06 million in Washington D.C. Remarkably, almost 70% of these Sears DIY houses are still standing today.

[Nate @nathanconner44]

Doin stuffs part 3 & 4

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@Showtime517 @NFLRookieWatxh “Check out this -1 yard release”

[DLB @DetLionBlood]

Mood.

[Nate @nathanconner44]

Doin stuffs Part 2

[MSU Athlete Engineering Institute @msu_aei]

Meet Nate Conner, Graduate Kinesiology student! Nate joined us this semester working to earn his Ph.D. in Neuromechanics! His field of research extends across...

[Barstool Sports @barstoolsports]

After blowing a 3 score lead, Mike Leach personally folded up all the chairs on the Mississippi State sideline because he thought his team didn’t deserve to sit down.

Peak football guy move. https://t.co/6W9Li3Vj8h

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@Showtime517 @reallscoot Tough out here rn

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@Showtime517 Coach?

[ESPN @espn]

WHAT A RACE❗️

"Wrong Way Loki" takes first place at the 2022 Corgi Races at Emerald Downs 🤩

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@reallscoot Linebackers nightmare, alma used to do this with their H

[Evan Fox @evanfoxy]

MICHIGAN OWNS THE STILLERS HAHAHA HERE WE GOOOO @ToneDigz @nickmaraldo

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@reallscoot Terrible throw

[JJ Watt @JJWatt]

you might want to think about intercepting some profits sometime soon…

[Nate @nathanconner44]

@reallscoot “There’s no way I drop all of em” …dropped every single one

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

Fullbacks built different

[Marcus is Fighting @CosmonautMarcus]

Yeah there’s no way around it this scene was ridiculous