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[Ty @tygvand]

@EODHappyCaptain The sideways monitor is always used to see lower into the outlook queue. Peak staff efficiency.

[Ty @tygvand]

@TCK_JRubano 7721

[Ty @tygvand]

Just give me a color more intense than red around every CSM’s office

[Terrible Maps @TerribleMaps]

Use of dang in the United States

[Ty @tygvand]

Josh Hart coming out of a game is so rare they have to put it in the graphic

[Ty @tygvand]

@TimBontemps @ESPNStatsInfo This might be my favorite Cavs Corner of all time

[Ty @tygvand]

@EODHappyCaptain Spaghetti and mangosteens. Looked forward to it all week.

[Ty @tygvand]

@WeGettinItDone This was just UW making their case to be in the Big 10 West. Are they even keeping divisions next year?

[Ty @tygvand]

@StevenBeynon This was common policy in every unit I have been a part of, generally the only reasons you would need to see someone during those hours is an er visit or bh emergency which the policy appears to allow for.

[Ty @tygvand]

Need to start the conversation about basketball being the main tool of diplomacy and growing Asian-American relations moving forward

[Gabor Gurbacs @gaborgurbacs]

President Xi looks very happy about his new Golden State Warriors jersey. I haven't seen him smile like that before.

[Basketball HOF @Hoophall]

Happy Birthday Dr. James Naismith. 🐐

#HOFBDays

[Ty @tygvand]

The next one

[World of Statistics @stats_feed]

What is the dumbest war in history?

[FOX Sports: NFL @NFLonFOX]

The @NYJets have won 3 straight with Zack Wilson as their starting QB 👀

[Ty @tygvand]

Other (three day work week)

[unusual_whales @unusual_whales]

Bloomberg asked which company perk is the most favourable, with four day work week winning by more than double:

[Happy Captain @EODHappyCaptain]

The arts and military service have always been linked. Bob Ross to Morgan Freeman and Elvis to Jimmy Hendrix. From Ernest Hemingway to Mark Twain, who produced some of America’s most famous literature. Service Members represent the best in America. Some of them are even poets.

[Happy Captain @EODHappyCaptain]

Every Service Member, regardless of branch or job, when they tell people what they did on deployment.

[Ty @tygvand]

@bballbreakdown Starting to wonder how we even keep order on the pickup courts, if competitive players don’t know the difference then the casuals certainly don’t.

[Ty @tygvand]

@LetsTalkKnicks_ PG: Brunson
SG: Grimes
SF: Barrett
PF: Randle
C: Robinson
6M: Quickley

[Hoops @Hoopss]

The feeling after getting an AND1

[Jemele Hill @jemelehill]

This situation in Russia makes it that much more noticeable the dearth of foreign affairs/international reporting here in the States. Lot of media outlets either eliminated or seriously downsized their foreign desks, which is why a lot of Americans right now aren’t able to fully grasp what’s happening.

[Ty @tygvand]

In a million years I would not have guessed that Fidel Castro invented the euro step

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

Fidel Castro, the Cuban leader, had a strong passion for basketball, which he pursued during his college years at the University of Havana. He believed that the sport provided valuable insights into guerrilla warfare tactics. According to a trusted aide, Castro would engage in basketball as a means to relax, although losing was something he never considered an option. Interestingly, there are those who attribute the development of the Euro step move to Castro. Che Guevara, a close companion and fellow revolutionary wrote:

"In his frequent basketball matches, Fidel has started using a new move he simply calls 'The Step.' It is undeniably effective, yet is its goodness equally undeniable? As revolutionaries, we must not merely pay attention to ends but also to means. I worry that this flash and pomp is not befitting of a revolutionary leader."