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I never thought in my life that I would get to work on a game that is playable on a Nintendo gaming system.... WOW
Join Mickey & Friends on a new 2D co-op platformer adventure and embark on a quest to save the world from disaster across a mysterious island when Disney Illusion Island releases for #NintendoSwitch in 2023!
Jonathan Quick, can you un-retire please?
Another goalie injury for #NYR: James Reimer is day-to-day with an upper-body injury.
Also, Sean Durzi is getting another maintenance day for today’s practice.
You know the entire list is bad when they have Taylor Swift “All Too Well” on a list of greatest ROCK songs
Rolling Stone Presents The 200 Greatest Rock Songs of the 21st Century So Far 🎸
From dance-floor glam to gritty punk, from psychedelic jams to acoustic storytellers, and more. Behold, our list ⬇️
rollingstone.com/music/music…
RichGinter retweeted
“Somehow, certain corners of the internet have decided that a young defenseman's ancestry is the most important thing about him. That says far more about the people posting those comments than it does about Buium.”
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RichGinter retweeted
🚨 #BREAKING: Leaked audio reveals Flock CEO told police chiefs Americans against mass surveillance are actually Russian bots.
This could not be a worse plan to lower energy costs
It’s time for the California Power Hour. ⚡️
As Governor, I’ll launch a first-in-the-nation program giving millions of working families two free hours of electricity every day.
Families of four making $82,500 or less will qualify - potentially saving hundreds of dollars a year.
Cool your home. Do your laundry. Run your dishwasher. Don’t get charged for it.
As Governor, I’ll make California’s energy work for working Californians.
RichGinter retweeted
I regard to Hitler’s Eagle’s Nest being burned down: I have always found some of the most potent reminders of the Nazi regime and what it stood for in the surviving architecture of the period. It is most impactful when you visit a city like Berlin and there amongst the rest of the city you come to a building such as Haus am Werderschen Markt. You see how the building was meant to make the individual feel small and powerless against an almighty and eternal state government. You see the ideology that led to so many horrors crystallized in stone. Losing these artifacts of Nazism is like losing a text that we can read and help us to understand our history. No matter how good it might feel to tear down temples to past devils, they remind us as Faulkner put it: “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” It is important to keep the past present with us. Because it is.
Bringing the Gold Medal winner back to the States! Only 3 more remain on Canadian teams
New Star Wars: Galactic Racer Update Makes The Already Great Game Even Better kotaku.com/new-star-wars-gal…
I wouldn’t use this bank, the money will disappear and they wouldn’t be able to find it
Just another loophole in the system
Meta has struck a deal with Mark Zuckerberg to keep him living in California after the CEO warned he was considering leaving the state that houses the company's headquarters if voters pass a wealth tax proposal next month reut.rs/3TPz4YX
SELL THE TEAM
What Hal said following every season since 2020:
2020:
“Our offense—just inconsistent at playing up to their potential, to me. … You couldn’t tell which offense was going to show up.”
2021:
“The majority of the responsibility, whether it's the responsibility of inconsistent offense or bad baserunning, etc., that responsibility lies with the players.”
2022:
“Aaron Boone wasn’t responsible for our offense, the slide they experienced the last couple months of the season rolling into the postseason.”
2023:
“We did not get where we needed to be with run production—it was probably our biggest problem.”
2024:
“We did not play a clean World Series."
2025:
“This Toronto series was on the players. It’s on the players’ shoulders, period. They didn’t hit."
2026:
“The majority of the responsibility … lies with the position players and the inability to score on a consistent basis.”

































