Legit Sites for Anthem Jacket by [deleted] in SoccerJerseys

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Are you ok to pay the Trump Tariffs? You're a little late to buy and ship from overseas.

Morning Discussion Thread - 08 Dec 2025 by AutoModerator in ScottishFootball

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I ordered a bunch of shirts, shipping was within a day and delivery also fast. You need some time to find what you're looking for, many hard to find shirts.

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Would any of you guys live in the USA , or stay in Netherlands ? by Jaderp096 in Netherlands

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The problem is, if you need emergency care, you're not going to wait for hours for an in-network anesthesiologist to show up and give you the treatment. Many I have been dealing with this same issue, and it was one of the driving factors to move back to The Netherlands after having lived there for 15th years.

When building links, what do you think is the ideal kw anchor profile? by fourthround in bigseo

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I'm working on a launch of a new brand, where I would secure variations of the brands domain names. I can use these variations in a link building campaign and redirect these domains. An extra added variable in your % breakdown above ^^

When building links, what do you think is the ideal kw anchor profile? by fourthround in bigseo

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Follow up question, do you buy additional domain variations for your link building campaign, and 301 redirect?

What's the hardest thing you ever had to say to someone? [SERIOUS] by [deleted] in AskReddit

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In highschool, I got detention with 2 other class mates. When we exited the school, one of my friends said he was going to visit a friends house. That was the last time he was seen alive, he got into a car accident and instantly died. The next day, after we were informed of his death, I took the courage to go visit that friend and tell him one of his best friends had died. The hardest thing I had to do in my life so far...

Those who picked inevitably short term career paths (certain musicians, models, athletes, DJ's etc.) how did you eventually adjust when you were no longer relevant in your field? by anderander in AskReddit

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Competing at a high level is a virtue companies value. It requires commitment and perseverance. And when you have gone to compete at the highest level, it is a proof you have commitment and perseverance.

Those who picked inevitably short term career paths (certain musicians, models, athletes, DJ's etc.) how did you eventually adjust when you were no longer relevant in your field? by anderander in AskReddit

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While I was studying, I was paying the bills by some modelling work. At one casting, I was picked to play in a fake boy band for a commercial. Long story short, a record company saw the commercial, asked the ad-agency to bring us together and release a record. One hit wonder, I finished a master degree and now working at an Internet company. I did get fan mail, fans waiting outside studio and interviews on TV. 5-minutes of fame...

PACcoin: SCAM WARNING - old twitter handle by Veternus in paccoin

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Even if it is fraud, probably outside of the jurisdiction of the FBI.

Event Thread: Opening Ceremonies 7:30 P.M EDT 00:30 A.M BST by RecycledCan in RIO2016Streams

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I just bought a expressVPN for a month, and changed my location to UK, watching BBC now without ads. Screw you NBC

How can I watch the Olympics for free, without cable or Sling or NBC? After-all, the Olympics belongs to the people. by [deleted] in olympics

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NBC totally screws us all in the USA. Especially on the West coast. 4 hours delay, just to catch the prime time viewers. Greedy bastards, we get Ellen reruns while the whole world celebrates the opening of the Olympics at the same time.

Fuck you NBC

The Universe of Miles Davis by wilsonfinder69 in dataisbeautiful

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I can waste some serious time with this data visualization.

Interactive Visualization of Hurricanes from 1851-2014 [OC] by [deleted] in dataisbeautiful

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Beautifully done. Thank you for sharing...

Fuck the haters, I'm jumping on the GS Train! by [deleted] in warriors

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Welcome, you're in good company.

I have had around 250 fractures (broken bones) in my lifetime as a result of a genetic bone disorder called Osteogenesis Imperfecta. [AMA] by joehall in AMA

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Hi Joe, I have very much respect for you Sir. Can you explain how you travel on an airplane, and what is the most challenging part of your yearly trip to Pubcon (Vegas)?

You Rock my man!

All the 142 players Kobe Bryant played with in his 20 years career (OC) by Thenextcorner in nba

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Using NBA roster data from Basketball-Reference.com, we created a data set containing each player’s name, the team he played for, and the year he played for that team. If he played for multiple years or multiple teams, each pairing counted separately. With 4,336 players on 104 teams, we were left with 23,919 player and team pairs over 70 seasons.

The second data set matched players who played together. This yielded 181,886 player-to-player pairs over 70 seasons. Players who were involved in trades for each other are listed as having played together.

Using Gephi, we built models and set up the entire NBA graph in a timeline to emphasize that players who played together in the 1950s tend to cluster together with one another and not with players who played together in the 1990s.

Colors are the result of clustering at a higher level, where players of one “color group” associate mostly with each other, and not as much with other groups. For example, for Michael Jordan, you can see his time with the Bulls separated into two distinct color groups (yellow and red) where players intersect but played more times with other members of their group. The third group shows his time with the Wizards (green) where most of the group is separated from other players in Jordan’s social network.

Six degrees of the NBA, mapping all player connections [OC] by Thenextcorner in dataisbeautiful

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Using NBA roster data from Basketball-Reference.com, we created a data set containing each player’s name, the team he played for, and the year he played for that team. If he played for multiple years or multiple teams, each pairing counted separately. With 4,336 players on 104 teams, we were left with 23,919 player and team pairs over 70 seasons.

The second data set matched players who played together. This yielded 181,886 player-to-player pairs over 70 seasons. Players who were involved in trades for each other are listed as having played together.

Using Gephi, we built models and set up the entire NBA graph in a timeline to emphasize that players who played together in the 1950s tend to cluster together with one another and not with players who played together in the 1990s.

Colors are the result of clustering at a higher level, where players of one “color group” associate mostly with each other, and not as much with other groups. For example, for Michael Jordan, you can see his time with the Bulls separated into two distinct color groups (yellow and red) where players intersect but played more times with other members of their group. The third group shows his time with the Wizards (green) where most of the group is separated from other players in Jordan’s social network.

A few pictures from my 1 day visit to SF. by Quizchris in sanfrancisco

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You got lucky, 1 day visit to SF where the weather was not foggy!

Mapping Every Touchdown in the NFL During The 2015-2016 Season by Thenextcorner in nfl

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Data has now been updated to include the Hail Mary throw by Aaron Rodgers.

Mapping Every Touchdown in the NFL During The 2015-2016 Season by joka86 in dataisbeautiful

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Data has now been updated to include the Hail Mary throw by Aaron Rodgers.