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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 2h

This feels applicable for the Patriots as well with missing Gonzalez and Barmore this week

rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 2h

It might be nothing, and it was really brief, but Tatum's gather into his shot seemed different than I recall? It could be a good thing given the inconsistencies he's had in the past few seasons

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fraser ramon @fraserramon.bsky.social · 3h

Happy Friday we made it

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Tim Carmody @tcarmody.bsky.social · 8h

This is the funniest thing I've seen today, possibly ever

A tweet by SarahStarberry that says "oh god read the vertical axis" on top of a chart measuring AI models' release dates and model numbers rather than any real capabilities

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 3h

If that verse is accurate, it's completely antithetical to what he's espoused for the majority of his career. Geopolitics might be too far for Marshall. I would certainly expect him to be up to par with Charlie Kirk's xenophobia, racism, and hate speech.

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AdamTaylorNBA @adamtaylornba.bsky.social · 4h

With the current Celtics' roster, I think adding ROLEX actions as a staple of the offense could make a TON of sense. I broke down what a ROLEX action is, why it fits the Celtics, and some examples of how they've run it before. www.celticschronicle.com/boston-celti...

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Celtics should make ROLEX actions a staple this season

A breakdown of the ROLEX action and why the Boston Celtics should add it as a staple this season.

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Texas Public Radio @texaspublicradio.bsky.social · 7h

The 17% tariff on Mexican tomato imports, combined with bad weather in Florida and Mexico, has caused the price of salsa ingredients to spike in recent months. Read More👉 ebx.sh/FFZdl8

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 8h

Does this explain that "frown challenge" video where someone goes around asking their friends to frown and they simply physically cannot do it. Some of them admit they have botox. It was embarrassing and sad to see

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Matthew Gertz @mattgertz.bsky.social · 10h

Here's what Tucker Carlson is up to when he talks to his own audience, instead of interviewers from NPR or NY Times: Explaining that white people are facing extinction and the ADL is trying to cover it up. He concludes, "Noticing is hate. Noticing is violence." www.mediamatters.org/tucker-carls...

TUCKER CARLSON (HOST): Again, what possible interest would the Anti-Defamation League have in attacking whites in South Africa who say they're being killed, especially since there are many, many hundreds who have been killed? And that's documented. That's not a guess, and it's not a conspiracy theory. And every single one of them was killed by a Black South African. This is intra-racial crime, and it is racially motivated.And the testimony of almost every survivor corroborates that. So why is it in the interest of the ADL not simply to deny it's happening, but to attack the survivors of it and their family members? You have to ponder that for a minute.

Here's Wikipedia's response to this racial conspiracy theory. Quote, white genocide is a political myth based on pseudoscience, pseudohistory, and ethnic hatred, and is driven by a psychological panic often termed white extinction anxiety.

White extinction anxiety, often referred to as white extinction anxiety. So let's just, I don't know, get the demographic numbers, which are publicly available for the biggest white countries in Europe and North America, and ask a really simple question. Is the percentage, the proportion, of the white population going up or down? Say over the past 50 years, has it gone up or down? Well, it's not only gone down, it's bottomed out. United States went from nearly 90% white over 60 years to probably less than half white.

So that's white extinction anxiety? No. Those are facts. So again, it's not enough to pretend that it's not happening. Wikipedia, like the ADL, like CBS News, like ABC News, feels the moral obligation to attack anyone who happens to notice what's happening. The facts are themselves racist. Objectively, again Wikipedia, white people are not dying out or facing extermination. The purpose of the conspiracy theory is to justify a commitment to a white nationalist agenda in support of calls to violence.

Noticing is hate. Noticing is violence.

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Snow Burrow @bostonjerry.bsky.social · 8h

Outlets like the NYT and NPR heard Tucker say "I spent all that time focusing on the wrong things" and thought he meant he regretted supporting Trump and Republicans. What he really meant was that he regretted not going full Nazi sooner. The "noticing" language is classic neo-Nazi rhetoric.

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ProPublica @propublica.org · 01/10/2026

NEW: Emma Joyce died at 3 years old. The next year, her sister Ava Joan died. Then their brother died from the same complication of untreated diabetes that killed Ava Joan. Later, a fourth sibling died. Their parents believed in prayer, not medicine.

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Four Kids in One Faith-Healing Family Died. Authorities Could Do Nothing.

An exemption in Idaho law shields faith-healing parents from criminal prosecution for conduct that otherwise would be charged as neglect. It also keeps police and social workers from stepping in to pr...

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Craig Calcaterra @craigcalcaterra.bsky.social · 11h

Today I wrote about the botched execution of Christina Pike and how the death penalty must end, in all situations, with absolutely no exceptions. www.cupofcoffeenews.com/cup-of-coffe...

Tennessee attempted to kill Christa Gail Pike on Wednesday night but they botched it. They gave her a dose of phenobarbital, it did not kill her, so they gave her a second dose of phenobarbital which also did not kill her. Witnesses said that Pike was kicking her feet, knocking off sheets, and showing signs of obvious pain. Eventually she fell into a state of semi-consciousness and at various points was heard snoring by witnesses. The botched execution spanned more than two hours from the beginning of the lethal injection protocol to the time it was halted and Pike was transported to the hospital.

Pike is said to be in critical condition in the hospital. There is a good chance that she sustained severe brain injuries by virtue of her respiratory and cardiovascular systems being subjected to massive doses phenobarbital for over two hours which likely led to prolonged oxygen deprivation to her brain.

How did this happen? There are any number of theories. One possibility is that the people conducting the attempted execution failed to properly tap a vein, which may have been more likely due to a condition Pike has called thrombocytosis. If so, they probably just pumped the phenobarbital into her muscles and surrounding tissue. It's also possible that the phenobarbital used by Tennessee was degraded or substandard due to pharmaceutical companies' refusal to sell such drugs and drug administration equipment to death penalty state prison authorities, which leads them to pursue questionable substitutes from compounding pharmacies and suppliers. Those are just theories, of course. There will be an investigation into all of this and we'll find out more eventually.

But the specifics of this don't matter much to me. All of it just underscores how wrong and evil and depraved capital punishment is and how it should be abolished everywhere immediately. With absolutely no exceptions.

I’ve long opposed capital punishment in any and all cases. There is nothing — no fact, no argument, no sufficiently depraved or horrifying a criminal or crime, hypothetical or otherwise — that will ever change my mind about that. I’d oppose the death penalty even if it was not discriminatory and arbitrary, which it absolutely is. I'd oppose it even if our system was incapable of legal or factual error, which it obviously is not. Indeed, it makes errors all the time, and there have been several cases in recent years in which states have killed innocent people. While legal errors can cause extreme hardship in cases that don’t involve the death penalty, once you’ve killed someone there are no take-backs. Utah just released a man who spent 37 years on death row after they discovered that he was innocent.

But like I said: I oppose it in all cases. Even when guilt is not in question, as is the case with Christa Pike, who admitted what she did long ago. I simply think that it is illegitimate to give humans the legal right to end the lives of other human beings. That's especially true given the manner of political power, how it is obtained, and how it is employed in this country.

I do not think that the purpose of our criminal justice system should be retribution or the satisfaction of blood lust. We can and should incapacitate criminals by locking them up. We can and should rehabilitate criminals who are capable of being rehabilitated while they are locked up. We should do what we can to deter future crime, but in so doing we must acknowledge that the death penalty does nothing to deter crime. We should not, as a society, be in the revenge business, which is what the death penalty is really about.

The State of Tennessee tortured a human being for two hours on Wednesday night and quite possibly inflicted traumatic brain injuries upon her. There is nothing that justifies that. There is nothing that justifies the state from taking the life of a human being.

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 10h

Incoming spin zone to deny reality

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 10h

@maccerullo.bsky.social @alexspeier.bsky.social @timbhealey.bsky.social please don't allow this front office to spin this past season as a success or as an excise that their thought process/decision making was proven to be correct or validated. They need to be held to account

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No on 3 @voterrightsma.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

"A top-two system expands the power of wealthy interests in general elections...That’s exactly why those wealthy interests are pushing for it: in Massachusetts, more than 60% of the money raised to pass Question 3 has come from just five private equity executives." @workingfamilies.org

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Mara Dolan @maradolan.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

Question 3 is designed to make it easier for candidates who don’t want to do the really hard work of our democracy. It’s to make it easier to buy elections. Vote NO on Question 3 and watch this for more. #mapoli youtu.be/BqN6Myk0GPM?...

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Massachusetts ballot Question 3 would eliminate political party primaries in state elections

YouTube video by CBS Boston

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 16h

Whew, the bravado is palpable

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Ken Tremendous @kentremendous.bsky.social · 21h

Sophie Cunningham is -13 in 12 minutes. Please remember that when she is released at the end of the year and claims it was for her political views.

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 16h

What a cool fucking moment for him. He got to do that twice.

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Mina Kimes @minakimes.bsky.social · 21h

Straight up: As a woman in football, this sucks to listen to. This week in particular.

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CJ Fogler @cjzero.bsky.social · 22h

Pal sent me the video, so....

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 02/10/2026

I can appreciate playing through injury, but I don't think it was worth it. This team had a hot summer, but I fear the FO is going to use the wild card birth as justification of their decisions/thought process.

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Craig Calcaterra @craigcalcaterra.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

This is "the Red Sox were also in on Soto" reporting but for genocide. bsky.app/profile/pete...

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Ken Tremendous @kentremendous.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Everyone involved with this, except a dozen or so already very wealthy people, will lose.

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Greg @gwiss.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Dying at these NBA Reddit comments about Duren.

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

More of a Johto guy myself, but I appreciate this

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Reminded of the picture where Bill Russell is talking to Paul Pierce on the bench during a C's practice.

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Jay Willis @jaywillis.net · 01/10/2026

Man, imagine you're minding your own business, getting kind of drunk with your friends at a picturesque brewery in Maine, when suddenly John Roberts walks by and you get to start heckling him. Must have felt incredible. That's the dream. www.nytimes.com/2026/10/01/u...

The chief justice used to preside over a Supreme Court whose members were afforded more privacy and freedom than many other public officials. Once, years ago, Mr. Lipson and the chief justice found themselves up the peninsula from Port Clyde without a car, Mr. Lipson recalled in an interview. So he stuck out his thumb by the side of the road and a pickup truck pulled over. He and the nation’s top jurist hopped in the back and hitchhiked back to town.

Now, Mr. Lipson said, he is cautious about introducing his friend to strangers. This year, on an outing to nearby Monhegan Island, people recognized the chief justice as he walked by a brewery and started to chant: You should be ashamed.

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Snow Burrow @bostonjerry.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

This is the guy who made the Oculus VR Headset that was supposed to become the biggest new technology product as people moved into the "metaverse." So clearly, he has a great track record of predicting the future.

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

His eyes are always scanning Aside from that, this is a really insightful and substantive answer

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Thats really cool. I'm really thankful the Cs have been able to succeed with their developmental program and have rewarded those players for it

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rls0012.bsky.social @rls0012.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Craig, the wizard is at it again!

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Ryan Bernardoni @dangercart.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Salute to the good people of Maine for showing up at John Roberts' house to call him a piece of shit to his face

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Mike Finger @mikefinger.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Just asked Victor Wembanyama if he’d ever consider promoting a sports betting company. “Absolutely not. I will never do that. Honestly, I think it's very sad to see some players promote it. .. Everybody does whatever they want, but without me.”

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