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A pack of wolves walking through a forest in British Columbia, captured by a trail camera
$UAMY How are we feeling about earnings? Will we hit the lowered revs guidance numbers? @USAC_Bull @Nashaway
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Actually, Going to Concerts Alone Is a Top-Tier Human Experience
Despite what the gossip Instagram pages might think, attending a show alone is anything but sad.
Commentary: rollingstone.com/music/music…
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"My friend Jason Buck and I were drinking coffee in my backyard on Wednesday when he described an entrepreneur as someone who works 100 hours a week for themselves to not have to work an hour for someone else."
~@KrisAbdelmessih
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Astrud Gilberto & Stan Getz - The Girl from Ipanema
#Bossanova
#Jazz
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In 1983, Bootsy Collins laid down the first rule of funk: keep it on the one.
“The one” is the first beat of the measure, the rhythmic anchor that holds the entire groove together.
Bootsy learned its power while playing bass for James Brown, whose relentless emphasis on the downbeat revolutionized funk music.
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asked Auburn DB Champ Anthony earlier why he decided to stay all this time after his injuries instead of transferring for a reset
he said something Wesley McGriff told him:
"If you treat Auburn right, Auburn will treat you right — and you'll be set for the rest of your life."
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For a country that is just 4% of the world's population, the USA comprises 27% of GDP, 83% of the top 100 companies, 88% of the top sports franchises, and 98% of the highest-grossing movies.
@thedailyshot
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The market also needs to learn to differentiate among the business models of companies in “data centers”.
If the largest companies in the world now want to sell compute, that would logically increase demand for hard-to-find megawatts in an already constrained market. If a company has a 4.2GW portfolio of development sites and builds turnkey data centers for tenants (so the tenant can manufacture and sell compute), recent headlines seem very positive for such a company.
@CipherInc $CIFR
The market needs to learn how to differentiate among the teams building data centers. We are on schedule at Barber Lake and our confidence is unwavering.
$CIFR
