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"The New Orleans Saints are an 'in-the-way' team. You see the speed bump, but you know I'm going right over it." 😳 @BMac_SportsTalk after the Saints' loss to the Falcons #scoreboard#

Pete Crow-Armstrong reflects after losing in NL Wild Card: “You can look at the scoreboard, you can look at the stat sheet, wherever you get your stats from and it is clear to see that I didn’t contribute.”

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#プロンプト# ビリヤードしたくなる写真 以下にプロンプトを書いたので ぜひ使ってみてください Prompt: Generate a 16:9 horizontal photorealistic image with a film-like, CCD flash snapshot aesthetic. If a reference image is provided, use the woman in the reference image as the identity reference and prioritize preserving her facial identity, very small face-to-body ratio, fashion-model proportions, long legs, high waist, slim waistline, body silhouette, and overall impression. If no reference image is provided, generate an original fictional adult Japanese woman in her early 20s, clearly adult, with a very small face, long legs, a high waist, a slim but feminine fashion-model figure, long black hair, fair skin, and a refined natural beauty. The setting is a slightly old Japanese billiards hall that feels like it was built around the late Showa to early Heisei era. The place should look modest, worn, and nostalgic, with an everyday atmosphere: aged walls, old chairs, scoreboards, signs, dim indoor lighting, and the slightly gritty charm of an old neighborhood pool hall. Show the woman playing billiards, captured from a side view. She is leaning forward seriously while aiming at a ball with a cue stick, focused and concentrated. The image should feel like a real candid moment rather than a studio portrait. Her outfit: a white tight ribbed tank top loose silhouette indigo-blue denim jeans, worn low on the hips the waistband of her Calvin Klein underwear is intentionally visible above the jeans as a natural styling element, clearly readable as a visible waistband rather than something that is only accidentally showing simple silver accessories such as a necklace, bracelet, and rings well-done nails Composition and pose: keep the image horizontal 16:9 capture her from the side, showing her body extended over the pool table emphasize her small face, long legs, high waist, and model-like proportions make the cueing posture believable and natural her expression should be serious and focused the scene should feel like a documentary-style flash snapshot, not a polished commercial fashion shoot Visual style: photorealistic film-like texture CCD flash look slightly harsh direct flash, mild grain, natural imperfections nostalgic Japanese retro indoor atmosphere Important: The visible Calvin Klein waistband should look like an intentional styling choice Preserve a strong sense of realism, candidness, and everyday atmosphere Avoid making it look like a glamour studio portrait The woman must look clearly adult

Jeff Bezos explains the stock-is-not-company rule behind Amazon's $113 to $6 collapse. "Our stock peaked somewhere around $113." "Then after the internet bubble busted open, our stock went down to $6." "It went from $113 to $6 in less than a year." "My annual shareholder letter that year starts with a one word sentence." "Ouch." Then Bezos gives the rule most operators forget in a crash: "The stock is not the company, and the company is not the stock." While the outside price was collapsing, he was watching the inside machine: "Number of customers." "Profit per unit." "Defects." "Every single thing about the business was getting better and fast." The useful idea: do not let the market's scoreboard replace your operating dashboard. A price can scream panic while the business is quietly getting healthier. - Jeff Bezos (@JeffBezos) on Bloomberg's The David Rubenstein Show

When you've lived under a dictatorship, you understand what freedom is truly worth. @EnesFreedom has seen both sides of the scoreboard and knows exactly who the winning team is. 🇺🇸🇺🇸

The #FIFA# #WorldCup# is a financial market now. A penalty doesn’t just move the scoreboard. It moves money. @Kalshi. @Polymarket. Crypto sportsbooks like @Stake, @1winPro, and @bcgame. Stablecoin wagers. $50B+ around goals, red cards, and VAR calls. @graminitha1 explains👇

Nixon defaulted and broke world's monetary system in 1971 because the combined costs of the Great Society and the Vietnam War had become impossible to fund with sound money. Greenspan eased through every crisis of the 1990s and early 2000s because the political cost of a real recession was impossible to pay. Bernanke monetized the housing collapse of 2008 because a true deleveraging of the American household would have been impossible to survive politically. Powell monetized the pandemic of 2020 because the precedent of the previous three acts eliminated any other option. Each man inherited less room to maneuver. Each man, when forced to choose, chose to make the room smaller still for the man who would come after him. That is what a monetary death spiral looks like. It does not arrive in a single day. It does not announce itself on the news. It is a series of small, defensible decisions, each one reasonable at the moment it is made, each one making the next decision harder to avoid, until one morning the country wakes up to discover that there are no decisions left. That’s why the dollar has lost more than 90% of its value against gold since 1971. That’s why federal debt held by the public has crossed $36 trillion — more than 120% of GDP. That’s why net interest on the national debt is now the largest line item in the discretionary federal budget. Larger than defense. Larger than veterans’ benefits. Larger than everything except Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid — and growing faster than any of them. And that’s why the stock market has lost 77% of its real value, measured in ounces of gold, since August 1999. Even though they may not be able to articulate exactly why, that is also why a majority of the prime-age men in this country — the men who built every previous version of America, the men on whose shoulders every future version of America will have to be built — have correctly concluded that the scoreboard has been rigged against them for their entire working lives, and have responded, with perfect economic rationality, by reducing their participation in the rigged game. What is coming in 2029 is not a new crisis. It is the compound interest on the decision Richard Nixon made on a Sunday evening in August of 1971. The math was set in motion 54 years ago. We are, all of us, living out the back end of an equation whose answer was fixed on the weekend Nixon flew home from Camp David. The only remaining question is: what you are going to do about it. The good news, and it is genuinely good news, is that in every previous case of this kind of monetary decay, the decay has ended. Always. Sometimes in revolution, sometimes in restoration, sometimes in both. The American Republic has already been through three Fourth Turnings — the Revolution of 1776, the Civil War of 1861, and the Depression-and-War era of 1929–1945 — and it has come out the other side each time, battered but rebuilt, with a new and sounder monetary order. There is nothing in the American character that prevents it from doing so again. The people who will rebuild it after 2029 are alive right now. Some of them are reading this book. The question is whether you will be one of them — or one of the people who are wiped out by what’s about to happen.

The Ethereum Bull Thesis in 2026 (Why Now) with @Sharplink CEO @joechalom Timestamps 00:00 ETH Is Not Dead 01:16 Second Largest ETH Holder 02:33 Ethereum Wins The Scoreboard 04:20 Step Function Moment Coming 04:45 The Jeff Bezos Analogy 06:42 EFF Not The Marketing Arm 10:04 Private Sector Must Step Up 12:39 Warren Buffett Capitulation Thesis 13:22 BlackRock Doubled Down At FTX 15:44 WTI Crude Predicts Bitcoin 16:49 Best Entry Point Right Now 22:01 160M Agent Payments Q1 24:50 Institutions Need Finality Not Speed 25:02 BlackRock Tokenizing $8B Fund 30:32 Fidelity Now Largest Investor 33:19 First DeFi In Public Company 35:41 Retail Capitulation Best Entry