54 mins. ago
Kaley Cuoco wore a pink gown with delicate embellishments and cutouts, highlighting her baby ***** p at the 2026 Emmys
Fiancé Tom Pelphrey, nominated for an Emmy, complemented her look in a classic black tuxedo with a bowtie
The couple recently announced they are expecting their second child, a baby girl, due later this year
Kaley Cuoco and Tom Pelphrey were a party of three at the 2026 Emmys.
The Big Bang Theory alum, 40, styled her baby ***** p with a sweet nod to their little girl's arrival while posing on the 2026 Emmys red carpet alongside her nominated fiancé at the Peacock Theater in California on Monday, Sept. 14.
#bump #nominated
Fiancé Tom Pelphrey, nominated for an Emmy, complemented her look in a classic black tuxedo with a bowtie
The couple recently announced they are expecting their second child, a baby girl, due later this year
Kaley Cuoco and Tom Pelphrey were a party of three at the 2026 Emmys.
The Big Bang Theory alum, 40, styled her baby ***** p with a sweet nod to their little girl's arrival while posing on the 2026 Emmys red carpet alongside her nominated fiancé at the Peacock Theater in California on Monday, Sept. 14.
#bump #nominated
11 days ago
Can first-year head coach Bob Chesney really replicate the magic that he created at James Madison University with the UCLA Bruins? That's become the expectation as Chesney has yet to scuffle so far in his NCAA coaching career.
To accomplish the feat, Chesney brought over many of his James Madison players through the transfer portal to UCLA. One of those players is tight end Josh Phifer, who spoke to California Post writer Ben Bolch about the similarities between JMU and UCLA.
"I was getting goosebumps," Phifer said to Bolch. "Because I was like, holy s–t, it's happening, I can feel it. … This almost feels like JMUCLA – it feels like the same thing except it's beautiful every day, it's 75 degrees and all that."
Bruin fans would love for their football program to turn into JMUCLA, with Chesney leading the Dukes to a conference championship and a College Football Playoff appearance in 2025. Chesney has been laying the groundwork for a smooth transition, bringing over much of the roster, coaching staff and values to the Bruins' program.
Kicker Mateen Bhaghani spoke on the difference between last year's UCLA program and what he has experienced so far this season, which has been a much more lively experience.
#james #madison #bruins #bolch
To accomplish the feat, Chesney brought over many of his James Madison players through the transfer portal to UCLA. One of those players is tight end Josh Phifer, who spoke to California Post writer Ben Bolch about the similarities between JMU and UCLA.
"I was getting goosebumps," Phifer said to Bolch. "Because I was like, holy s–t, it's happening, I can feel it. … This almost feels like JMUCLA – it feels like the same thing except it's beautiful every day, it's 75 degrees and all that."
Bruin fans would love for their football program to turn into JMUCLA, with Chesney leading the Dukes to a conference championship and a College Football Playoff appearance in 2025. Chesney has been laying the groundwork for a smooth transition, bringing over much of the roster, coaching staff and values to the Bruins' program.
Kicker Mateen Bhaghani spoke on the difference between last year's UCLA program and what he has experienced so far this season, which has been a much more lively experience.
#james #madison #bruins #bolch
14 days ago
It's goosebump time.
Every week it has become tradition to have an Ole Miss hype video with a former player coming back to narrate. This week it was a "kid from Largo" – Dexter McCluster.
Good ole number 22 was one of the most electrifying runners of the ball the last 25 or so years in Oxford. He rushed for more than 1,900 yards and totaled more than 3,600 total scrimmage yards during his four seasons at Ole Miss. In 2009, he became the first player in SEC history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and have more than 500 receiving yards in the same season.
McCluster also holds the single game rushing record of 282 yards against Tennessee, which if you were in attendance, was one of the more fun days of the Houston Nutt era.
Take it away RUNDMC.
#player #dexter #oxford
Every week it has become tradition to have an Ole Miss hype video with a former player coming back to narrate. This week it was a "kid from Largo" – Dexter McCluster.
Good ole number 22 was one of the most electrifying runners of the ball the last 25 or so years in Oxford. He rushed for more than 1,900 yards and totaled more than 3,600 total scrimmage yards during his four seasons at Ole Miss. In 2009, he became the first player in SEC history to rush for more than 1,000 yards and have more than 500 receiving yards in the same season.
McCluster also holds the single game rushing record of 282 yards against Tennessee, which if you were in attendance, was one of the more fun days of the Houston Nutt era.
Take it away RUNDMC.
#player #dexter #oxford
21 days ago
BENGALURU: Some spinners rely on guile and variety, others on subtle change of pace. Abid Mushtaq prefers a simpler route to success— hit the right areas, make batters play and wait for them to commit mistakes.
The Jammu and Kashmir leftarm spinner was at his methodical best against West Zone on Day Two of the Duleep Trophy at the BCCI Centre of Excellence here on Monday. On a red-soil pitch he described as his "favourite", Abid claimed a five-wicket haul to bowl West out for 187 in 65.4 overs.
North Zone, who secured a 64-run first-innings lead, were 107/4 at stumps, stretching their advantage to 171 runs.
Abid admitted he got "goosebumps" when he saw the red soil, a surface he has only started training on regularly over the last 3-4 three years in J&K. He made the most of the familiarity, producing a spell built on accuracy rather than elaborate variations.
The 29-year-old, who was also invited to bowl in the Australian team's nets ahead of the 2023 BorderGavaskar Trophy in India, kept attacking the stumps and forcing batters to play.
Three of his five wickets — Shivalik Sharma, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Urvil Patel — came via LBWs. Gaikwad and Urvil fell within three ****** of each other, leaving West reeling at 70/5 in the 28th over.
"I bowled at the stumps as there was a lot of help on the wicket. I always try to land in good areas and not give away runs. I also use the crease. When it comes to bowling in red soil, I'm confident," Abid said.
His figures of 11-5-13-3 in the first session summed up his approach. He gave the batters little to work with and had already castled Prithvi Shaw on Sunday evening.
Abid, who has taken 63 wickets in his last three Ranji Trophy seasons, kept varying his angle, bowling from both sides of the wicket without compromising on his discipline.
Musheer Khan (31), who showed considerable patience against him, and Shams Mulani (52) briefly stemmed the collapse with a 63-run sixth-wicket partnership. But Abid returned to dismiss Tushar Deshpande (18), completing his five-for.
Anshul Kamboj (2/38) and Arshdeep Singh (3/53) also contributed with the ball as North Zone tightened their grip on the quarterfinal.
At the adjacent ground, Shahbaz Ahmed produced an allround performance to put East Zone firmly in control against North East Zone.
Resuming on 100, the left-hander went on to make 167 as East amassed 467 in 112.5 overs. His innings built on the foundation laid by Sudip Gharami's 146 on the opening day.
Shahbaz then took 3/20 as North East were bowled out for 111, with Abhijit Sarkar returning 5/20.
Forced to follow on, North East reached 7/0 from the only over possible before stumps.
Brief scores: North Zone 251 & 107/4 in 21 overs (Ayush Badoni 39*, Abdul Samad 30; Shams Mulani 2/34, Tanush Kotian 2/22) vs West Zone 187 in 65.4 overs (Shams Mulani 52, Musheer Khan 31; Abid Mushtaq 5/39, Arshdeep Singh 3/53, Anshul Kamboj 2/38).
East Zone 467 in 112.5 overs (Shahbaz A
The Jammu and Kashmir leftarm spinner was at his methodical best against West Zone on Day Two of the Duleep Trophy at the BCCI Centre of Excellence here on Monday. On a red-soil pitch he described as his "favourite", Abid claimed a five-wicket haul to bowl West out for 187 in 65.4 overs.
North Zone, who secured a 64-run first-innings lead, were 107/4 at stumps, stretching their advantage to 171 runs.
Abid admitted he got "goosebumps" when he saw the red soil, a surface he has only started training on regularly over the last 3-4 three years in J&K. He made the most of the familiarity, producing a spell built on accuracy rather than elaborate variations.
The 29-year-old, who was also invited to bowl in the Australian team's nets ahead of the 2023 BorderGavaskar Trophy in India, kept attacking the stumps and forcing batters to play.
Three of his five wickets — Shivalik Sharma, Ruturaj Gaikwad and Urvil Patel — came via LBWs. Gaikwad and Urvil fell within three ****** of each other, leaving West reeling at 70/5 in the 28th over.
"I bowled at the stumps as there was a lot of help on the wicket. I always try to land in good areas and not give away runs. I also use the crease. When it comes to bowling in red soil, I'm confident," Abid said.
His figures of 11-5-13-3 in the first session summed up his approach. He gave the batters little to work with and had already castled Prithvi Shaw on Sunday evening.
Abid, who has taken 63 wickets in his last three Ranji Trophy seasons, kept varying his angle, bowling from both sides of the wicket without compromising on his discipline.
Musheer Khan (31), who showed considerable patience against him, and Shams Mulani (52) briefly stemmed the collapse with a 63-run sixth-wicket partnership. But Abid returned to dismiss Tushar Deshpande (18), completing his five-for.
Anshul Kamboj (2/38) and Arshdeep Singh (3/53) also contributed with the ball as North Zone tightened their grip on the quarterfinal.
At the adjacent ground, Shahbaz Ahmed produced an allround performance to put East Zone firmly in control against North East Zone.
Resuming on 100, the left-hander went on to make 167 as East amassed 467 in 112.5 overs. His innings built on the foundation laid by Sudip Gharami's 146 on the opening day.
Shahbaz then took 3/20 as North East were bowled out for 111, with Abhijit Sarkar returning 5/20.
Forced to follow on, North East reached 7/0 from the only over possible before stumps.
Brief scores: North Zone 251 & 107/4 in 21 overs (Ayush Badoni 39*, Abdul Samad 30; Shams Mulani 2/34, Tanush Kotian 2/22) vs West Zone 187 in 65.4 overs (Shams Mulani 52, Musheer Khan 31; Abid Mushtaq 5/39, Arshdeep Singh 3/53, Anshul Kamboj 2/38).
East Zone 467 in 112.5 overs (Shahbaz A
24 days ago
This weekend, downtown Washington, D.C., will trade ***** per-to-bumper traffic for street racing, with the NTT IndyCar Freedom 250 Grand Prix race.
Sunday's race, which will be 250 miles long in honor of America's 250th birthday, will be the second-longest circuit race in IndyCar history.
It's the 15th race in an 18-race championship. Drivers will participate in a two-day competition, with practice drives Saturday before a 5 p.m. EDT qualifying race. The qualifiers will determine starting order for the 1 p.m. EDT final race on Sunday.
The U.S. Capitol is seen beyond a race car staged on the National Mall ahead of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, in Washington. | Julia Demaree Nikhinson
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January authorizing the race as part of the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.
#indycar
Sunday's race, which will be 250 miles long in honor of America's 250th birthday, will be the second-longest circuit race in IndyCar history.
It's the 15th race in an 18-race championship. Drivers will participate in a two-day competition, with practice drives Saturday before a 5 p.m. EDT qualifying race. The qualifiers will determine starting order for the 1 p.m. EDT final race on Sunday.
The U.S. Capitol is seen beyond a race car staged on the National Mall ahead of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, Tuesday, Aug. 18, 2026, in Washington. | Julia Demaree Nikhinson
President Donald Trump signed an executive order in January authorizing the race as part of the nation's 250th anniversary celebrations.
#indycar
1 month ago
On Saturday, the Texas Longhorns held the first scrimmage of preseason camp at Darrell K Royal-Texas Memorial Stadium, an important milestone with the season three weeks away as Steve Sarkisian's team participated in a game-like environment, although there was not a game plan, the Longhorns head coach said during a media availability afterwards.
Given the level of contact in scrimmages, the biggest priority is always getting through it without any significant injuries, and while Sarkisian said that there were some "bumps and bruises," he did not provide any indication that any Texas players sustained notable injuries.
There were a number of players who missed the scrimmage due to the flu, which has impacted the team this week — wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon, defensive lineman Justus Terry, edge/linebacker Brad Spence, linebacker Rasheem Biles, linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith, who also missed some practice time this week, and cornerback John Meredith.
As is often the case during the first scrimmage, the defense was slightly ahead of the offense thanks to some highlight plays that included an interception by safety Jonah Williams in the end zone and a 75-yard return by cornerback Graceson Littleton after an interception in the red zone.
But the offense did also come up with some explosive plays, including touchdown passes by each quarterback. Wide receivers Ryan Wingo and Cam Coleman both had long touchdown catches, running back Raleek Brown caught a touchdown from KJ Lacey, and Dia Bell connected with wide receiver Kohan Brown for a score.
#linebacker #team
Given the level of contact in scrimmages, the biggest priority is always getting through it without any significant injuries, and while Sarkisian said that there were some "bumps and bruises," he did not provide any indication that any Texas players sustained notable injuries.
There were a number of players who missed the scrimmage due to the flu, which has impacted the team this week — wide receiver Daylan McCutcheon, defensive lineman Justus Terry, edge/linebacker Brad Spence, linebacker Rasheem Biles, linebacker Ty'Anthony Smith, who also missed some practice time this week, and cornerback John Meredith.
As is often the case during the first scrimmage, the defense was slightly ahead of the offense thanks to some highlight plays that included an interception by safety Jonah Williams in the end zone and a 75-yard return by cornerback Graceson Littleton after an interception in the red zone.
But the offense did also come up with some explosive plays, including touchdown passes by each quarterback. Wide receivers Ryan Wingo and Cam Coleman both had long touchdown catches, running back Raleek Brown caught a touchdown from KJ Lacey, and Dia Bell connected with wide receiver Kohan Brown for a score.
#linebacker #team
1 month ago
Anne Hathaway has answered one of the stranger rumors to emerge from her latest red-carpet appearance. After some social-media users questioned whether her visible baby ****** p was real, the 43-year-old actress responded with a joke rather than a lengthy explanation.
The speculation followed the August 9 premiere of The End of Oak Street, where Hathaway wore a custom Atelier Prabal Gurung halter top with low-rise jeans that left her stomach exposed. Entertainment Weekly reported that comments questioning the appearance of her ****** p began circulating alongside red-carpet footage.
Hathaway answered the following day through her own Instagram account. Her caption got directly to the point: "Fake hair, real ****** p," while the accompanying video took followers behind the scenes of her preparations for the premiere.
The actress had already publicly announced her pregnancy nearly two months earlier. She and husband Adam Shulman are expecting their third child and are already parents to sons Jonathan, 10, and Jack, 6.
Hathaway's August 10 video followed her from the glam chair to the outdoor premiere. As her team styled her hair into a high ponytail, she mouthed to the camera, "It's not my hair," setting up the "Fake hair, real ****** p" line she used in the caption.
#bump #real #premiere #fake
The speculation followed the August 9 premiere of The End of Oak Street, where Hathaway wore a custom Atelier Prabal Gurung halter top with low-rise jeans that left her stomach exposed. Entertainment Weekly reported that comments questioning the appearance of her ****** p began circulating alongside red-carpet footage.
Hathaway answered the following day through her own Instagram account. Her caption got directly to the point: "Fake hair, real ****** p," while the accompanying video took followers behind the scenes of her preparations for the premiere.
The actress had already publicly announced her pregnancy nearly two months earlier. She and husband Adam Shulman are expecting their third child and are already parents to sons Jonathan, 10, and Jack, 6.
Hathaway's August 10 video followed her from the glam chair to the outdoor premiere. As her team styled her hair into a high ponytail, she mouthed to the camera, "It's not my hair," setting up the "Fake hair, real ****** p" line she used in the caption.
#bump #real #premiere #fake
1 month ago
Dejan Savicevic finds it baffling that the late Franco Baresi was never recognised with a Ballon d'Or trophy and has laid the blame for that at the hands of journalists who did not vote for the iconic former Rossoneri captain in the voting procedure.
Tributes continue to roll in for the legendary Baresi, who recently died at the age of 66.
Milan icons from various generations will congregate in the city on Tuesday for Baresi's funeral. Savicevic will be among the attendees, and he stopped to speak about his former captain in an in-depth interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport that was published on Sunday.
"He was a great person, a great man. He was a great teammate and a wonderful player. He had football running through him, he understood everything and had an incredible vision of the game," Savicevic recalled.
"San Siro used to sing: 'One capitano, there's only one capitano'. It was wonderful to listen to those chants, they gave us goosebumps, it gave everyone a boost.
#great
Tributes continue to roll in for the legendary Baresi, who recently died at the age of 66.
Milan icons from various generations will congregate in the city on Tuesday for Baresi's funeral. Savicevic will be among the attendees, and he stopped to speak about his former captain in an in-depth interview with La Gazzetta dello Sport that was published on Sunday.
"He was a great person, a great man. He was a great teammate and a wonderful player. He had football running through him, he understood everything and had an incredible vision of the game," Savicevic recalled.
"San Siro used to sing: 'One capitano, there's only one capitano'. It was wonderful to listen to those chants, they gave us goosebumps, it gave everyone a boost.
#great
2 months ago
Natalie Portman shared the first photos of her baby ***** p after announcing she's pregnant with her third baby at age 45.
The actress took to Instagram to share an intimate photo that showed her wearing a ***** on-down shirt open so she could cradle her baby ***** p while posing in front of a window overlooking Paris, where she lives. "Counting the days until we meet you," she captioned the July 29 post before crediting photographer Shelby Duncan.
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Natalie Portman Is Pregnant. Meet Her Boyfriend
Some of Portman's famous friends expressed their love in the comments. "Gee whiz," replied Macaulay Culkin, while Jenner Garner and Julianne Moore dropped a string of heart emojis.
#baby #natalie #portman #bump
The actress took to Instagram to share an intimate photo that showed her wearing a ***** on-down shirt open so she could cradle her baby ***** p while posing in front of a window overlooking Paris, where she lives. "Counting the days until we meet you," she captioned the July 29 post before crediting photographer Shelby Duncan.
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Natalie Portman Is Pregnant. Meet Her Boyfriend
Some of Portman's famous friends expressed their love in the comments. "Gee whiz," replied Macaulay Culkin, while Jenner Garner and Julianne Moore dropped a string of heart emojis.
#baby #natalie #portman #bump
2 months ago
Following ESPN's somewhat shocking dismissal of Ryan Clark this week, reports suggested he was let go because of an incident last fall with fellow NFL ***** yst Peter Schrager.
The moment came early last NFL season on Get Up, when a conversation about NFL wide receivers resulted in Clark pushing back on Schrager's perspective and saying, "That's the non-player in you." In response, Schrager said Clark was belittling him, and most of the sports media world came to Schrager's defense, accusing Clark of being a bad on-air teammate.
By the following week, the two had seemingly come to an understanding, and continued to appear together on ESPN programming, even fist-bumping in a show of unity on NFL Live. Still, The Athletic reported this week that the dispute with Schrager was a major part of why ESPN laid Clark off.
But in an episode of his own podcast, The Pivot, released Friday, Clark claimed that situation was "not why I got fired."
"Me and Peter don't have an issue," he said. "I would think if you asked him right now, obviously after what went on with us, there's been ***** ody that's been nicer to him."
#live
The moment came early last NFL season on Get Up, when a conversation about NFL wide receivers resulted in Clark pushing back on Schrager's perspective and saying, "That's the non-player in you." In response, Schrager said Clark was belittling him, and most of the sports media world came to Schrager's defense, accusing Clark of being a bad on-air teammate.
By the following week, the two had seemingly come to an understanding, and continued to appear together on ESPN programming, even fist-bumping in a show of unity on NFL Live. Still, The Athletic reported this week that the dispute with Schrager was a major part of why ESPN laid Clark off.
But in an episode of his own podcast, The Pivot, released Friday, Clark claimed that situation was "not why I got fired."
"Me and Peter don't have an issue," he said. "I would think if you asked him right now, obviously after what went on with us, there's been ***** ody that's been nicer to him."
#live
2 months ago
Malik Tillman had a sensational free kick goal to cap off a win for the United States men's national team against Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32, and the moment was met with an electric Spanish call.
After losing Folarin Balogun to a red card, the U.S. powered through with a second goal that put Bosnia and Herzegovina in a difficult position to mount a comeback. On a free kick just outside of the penalty box, Tillman placed the ball right over the defensive line and it curved perfectly into the goal for a beautiful score. The play was hyped and the Telemundo broadcast had the perfect man for the moment.
Legendary soccer play-by-play broadcaster Andrés Cantor was on the call and built the anticipation for the shot, and let out his signature, emphatic, prolonged "GOOOOOOOOL" call in an absolutely epic moment.
Cantor is one of the most recognizable voices in sports, known for the goal call that he has done for decades, and he was the right man for one of the best goals for the U.S. so far in the 2026 World Cup.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Spanish call of Malik Tillman goal that sealed USA win will give you goosebumps
After losing Folarin Balogun to a red card, the U.S. powered through with a second goal that put Bosnia and Herzegovina in a difficult position to mount a comeback. On a free kick just outside of the penalty box, Tillman placed the ball right over the defensive line and it curved perfectly into the goal for a beautiful score. The play was hyped and the Telemundo broadcast had the perfect man for the moment.
Legendary soccer play-by-play broadcaster Andrés Cantor was on the call and built the anticipation for the shot, and let out his signature, emphatic, prolonged "GOOOOOOOOL" call in an absolutely epic moment.
Cantor is one of the most recognizable voices in sports, known for the goal call that he has done for decades, and he was the right man for one of the best goals for the U.S. so far in the 2026 World Cup.
This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Spanish call of Malik Tillman goal that sealed USA win will give you goosebumps
3 months ago
Comedian-writer Moshe Kasher has been diagnosed with tonsil cancer.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the stand-up star marked Father's Day by sharing that he was "so grateful I have a life that's worth living".
In the accompanying post, Moshe recalled finding a "bump" on his tonsil earlier this year while producing The Comeback King, a comedy film directed by Judd Apatow and starring Glen Powell.
He underwent a harrowing surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles last week.
"Two days ago. A Jewish surgery robot at Cedars Sinai yanked my jaw open for five hours and cut it out and then slit my throat and dissected my neck leaving me with a hardcore neck scar which will make people reluctant to street fight me," he explained. "My tongue was clamped and yanked out of my mouth and is so swollen and bruised."
Moshe, who shares a daughter with his wife Natasha Leggero, went on to describe the diagnosis as the "most terrifying and consciousness-consuming" experience of his life.
Taking to Instagram on Sunday, the stand-up star marked Father's Day by sharing that he was "so grateful I have a life that's worth living".
In the accompanying post, Moshe recalled finding a "bump" on his tonsil earlier this year while producing The Comeback King, a comedy film directed by Judd Apatow and starring Glen Powell.
He underwent a harrowing surgery at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles last week.
"Two days ago. A Jewish surgery robot at Cedars Sinai yanked my jaw open for five hours and cut it out and then slit my throat and dissected my neck leaving me with a hardcore neck scar which will make people reluctant to street fight me," he explained. "My tongue was clamped and yanked out of my mouth and is so swollen and bruised."
Moshe, who shares a daughter with his wife Natasha Leggero, went on to describe the diagnosis as the "most terrifying and consciousness-consuming" experience of his life.
3 months ago
Ben Bowns is poised to join an illustrious group of Cardiff Devils players as the club celebrates his contribution in a testimonial game at Vindico Arena on Saturday, 20 June (17:00 BST).
As one of the Devils' longest serving players, the 35-year-old netminder joins fellow Great Britain internationals such as Mark Richardson, Matthew Myers and Ben Davies in being granted such an honour.
For a British goalie, Bowns has done pretty well.
"Looking back, it gives you goosebumps," he says.
"I think if someone had said this is what's going to happen over the next 12 years I would have said, 'no, you're joking, you're having a laugh'.
As one of the Devils' longest serving players, the 35-year-old netminder joins fellow Great Britain internationals such as Mark Richardson, Matthew Myers and Ben Davies in being granted such an honour.
For a British goalie, Bowns has done pretty well.
"Looking back, it gives you goosebumps," he says.
"I think if someone had said this is what's going to happen over the next 12 years I would have said, 'no, you're joking, you're having a laugh'.
3 months ago
Picture the last time you were stuck in bad traffic. Awful traffic -- like in Atlanta, New York, or L.A. The kind that draws out the grumpiest side of us all, the ******* per-to-bumper, stop-and-go traffic -- a long red line on the GPS -- with several chokepoints and squeezes, and no end in sight.
That kind of traffic is no laughing matter to drivers or city planners. But thanks to Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY), traffic like that could one day inspire you to take an alternative route in the sky.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Call them flying cars -- or taxis, or shuttles -- the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles Joby is designing have immense potential to revolutionize the transportation industry. Despite the recent sell-off of Joby stock, that potential is looking less and less imaginary by the week. Here's why I'd be considering Joby if you're a growth stock investor.
Joby Aviation is widely recognized as the front-runner in the race to certify an eVTOL aircraft in the U.S.
That kind of traffic is no laughing matter to drivers or city planners. But thanks to Joby Aviation (NYSE: JOBY), traffic like that could one day inspire you to take an alternative route in the sky.
Missed Nvidia in 2009? This Rare Signal Is Flashing Again. In 2009, a "Double Down" signal flashed for a little-known chipmaker called Nvidia. For the first time in years, that same "Total Conviction" signal is flashing for a company 1/100th the size of Nvidia. Continue »
Call them flying cars -- or taxis, or shuttles -- the electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicles Joby is designing have immense potential to revolutionize the transportation industry. Despite the recent sell-off of Joby stock, that potential is looking less and less imaginary by the week. Here's why I'd be considering Joby if you're a growth stock investor.
Joby Aviation is widely recognized as the front-runner in the race to certify an eVTOL aircraft in the U.S.
3 months ago
Sean O’Malley dropped Aimann Zahabi twice in as many seconds as he shrugged off the Canadian’s low kicks to secure a stunning, walk-off second-round knockout at UFC Freedom 250 — all while saluting in the nation’s capital.
It all went down Sunday on the South Lawn of The White House in Washington, D.C., with O’Malley hastily exiting the cage to fist-bump the commentary booth, before wishing U.S. President Donald Trump a happy 80th birthday for good measure.
“That was the plan,” the American former UFC bantamweight champion said after his win. “I said it, it’s out there.”
O’Malley, a product of Dana White's Contender Series, showed elite striking, range-finding, and finishing ability on the most spectacular of stages at the UFC Freedom 250 show.
He absorbed Zahabi’s inside low kicks but switched stances when the Canadian fighter kept landing those shots on the same leg. While Zahabi spammed that one move, O’Malley had more to offer as he threw two-to-three shot combinations and came alive in the final 30 seconds of the opening round, having seemingly found his range.
It all went down Sunday on the South Lawn of The White House in Washington, D.C., with O’Malley hastily exiting the cage to fist-bump the commentary booth, before wishing U.S. President Donald Trump a happy 80th birthday for good measure.
“That was the plan,” the American former UFC bantamweight champion said after his win. “I said it, it’s out there.”
O’Malley, a product of Dana White's Contender Series, showed elite striking, range-finding, and finishing ability on the most spectacular of stages at the UFC Freedom 250 show.
He absorbed Zahabi’s inside low kicks but switched stances when the Canadian fighter kept landing those shots on the same leg. While Zahabi spammed that one move, O’Malley had more to offer as he threw two-to-three shot combinations and came alive in the final 30 seconds of the opening round, having seemingly found his range.
1 yr. ago
Public MAGApressure
Pre-exit: Musk slams BigBeautifulBill
Musk walks in, gets “bumped” in the eye.
“No trash-talking TheBoss. Stay in-line or else. Money isn’t a shield. Your kid hit you.”
Boss:“He’s not really leaving”
It's a cult. No one leaves.
https://bbc.com/news/video...
Ty
https://bbc.com/news/video...
Pre-exit: Musk slams BigBeautifulBill
Musk walks in, gets “bumped” in the eye.
“No trash-talking TheBoss. Stay in-line or else. Money isn’t a shield. Your kid hit you.”
Boss:“He’s not really leaving”
It's a cult. No one leaves.
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Ty
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1 yr. ago
Oh boy… Epic TMs are really going through it today. UO Fistbump to all the hard working TMs the past couple of days at Universal Studios Orlando and Epic Universe for handling the bad weather and the downtimes
