Pete Lisicky

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

With the sea dragon crowd talking trash…
https://t.co/o14RxsZ8IZ

[Nittany Sports Now @NittanySN]

Penn State Basketball Great Sits Down With Nittany Sports Now For An Exclusive Interview https://t.co/joN6LfbLwN

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

@ArizonaDOT Fireworks truck involved.

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Made the AI documentary! The credits too!

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Glory days…

[College Hoops @CollegeHoops]

#19 Purdue vs #14 Penn State (1996)

[Saganism @Saganismm]

"Everybody has 2 parents, 4 grandparents, 8 great-grandparents, 16 great-great grandparents, etc. Every generation back we go, we have twice as many lineal ancestors. If there are, say, 25 years to a generation, then 64 generations ago is 64 X 25 = 1,600 years ago, or just before the fall of the Roman Empire.

So every one of us alive today had in the year 400 some 18.5 quintillion ancestors—or so it seems. And this says nothing about collateral relatives. But this is far more than the population of the Earth, then or now; it is far more than the total number of human beings who have ever lived. Something is wrong with our calculation. What? Well, we have assumed all those lineal ancestors to be different people. But this, of course, is not the case. The same ancestor is related to us by many different routes.

We are repeatedly, multiply connected with each of our relatives—a huge number of times for the more distant relations. Something like this is true of the whole human population. If we go far enough back, any two people on Earth have a common ancestor. When two people derive from the same nation or culture, or from the same small corner of the world, and their genealogies are well recorded, it is likely that the last common ancestor can be discovered. But whether it can be discovered or not, the relationships are clear.

We are all cousins— everyone on Earth."

~ Carl Sagan, Billions & Billions: Thoughts on Life and Death at the Brink of the Millennium

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Generazioni

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

@zephyrhoops1 Great man. His boys are a perfect reflection of his character. So sorry to hear.

[Keith Groller @KeithGroller]

BOYS BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK

@zephyrhoops1 legend Pete Lisicky reflects on his high school career; @LASD_Basketball is enjoying being in the Colonial League; a Lehighton junior is player of the week; Who's Hot? Who's Not?

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[Keith Groller @KeithGroller]

23 ASSISTS 32

This is the culmination of the pregame ceremony last night as AJ Hines does the honor of revealing the new Pete Lisicky banner. He talks about it later.

Story here:

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[College Hoops @CollegeHoops]

Northwestern vs Penn State (1997)

[The Morning Call @mcall]

Boys basketball: On night that Whitehall retired Pete Lisicky’s No. 32 was retired, a No. 23 came up big https://t.co/hveVLkUc6i

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Many shoot. Few make.

[Dennis Marshall @mar5hallhoops]

There are approximately 5607 Men’s D1 basketball players. Only 135 of them are shooting better than 35% from three. Read that again.

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Times running out to place your order! Funds will go to the Rambeck Scholarship.

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

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[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Proceeds go to the Rambeck Scholarship, which is awarded to a WHS senior who’s pursuing higher education, demonstrates pride in WHS, maintains positive attitude despite any circumstances, supports fellow students in their endeavors, & exudes enthusiastic school spirit on a daily.

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

A great book…highly recommend to all.

[Reads with Ravi @readswithravi]

The Four Agreements ��️

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

@MarianUHoops @gbphoenixmbb
Some shoot, some pass, some defend, some coach…

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

Actually…1992. We were half of the underclassmen at the camp.

[Pete Lisicky @PLisicky]

1993 Nike All American Academic Camp—some tough hombres sporting Air Raids @milessimon @mick1413 @MonteHardge @tralang_21