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"I don't think Tank will be back next year." There is NO timetable for Tank Dell returning to the field, per DeMeco Ryans. Sadly, the Texans must prepare for life without Tank Dell going forward. Cecil Shorts III (Cecil C Shorts III) suffered a very similar knee injury that... show more

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@CShortsIII Tank still hasn't had the ACL reconstruction surgery I belive. The first surgery was MCL and Miniscus with ACLR to follow 4-6 weeks after.

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@CShortsIII Yea. This is a very long process.

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@CShortsIII Hopefully he’s back in 2026. 🙏🏽

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@CShortsIII Going to be a really tough road. 🙏🙏🙏

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@CShortsIII Tank is such a loveable player and person. If there’s a way, he can definitely make it back next season. That being said, that is one hell of an injury. Texans should definitely plan on playing the season without him.

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@CShortsIII Everyone heals different. Plain and simple. Stop it. Let’s see how his rehab continues to go.

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@CShortsIII I really hope Tanks story is different man.. I just genuinely like the guy and would be really sad for him if his career was ended.. such a promising career and before he was able to make any real money.. really hope he can get paid atleast

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More Tank Dell on where he is in his injury comeback and the Texans' support: "There's light at the end of the tunnel. So I'm almost there. "It means the most. . . The belief I have from the organization. From (GM) Nick (Caserio) on to the bottom. To (Coach) DeMeco (Ryans) to my receiver coach to training staff and everybody in training staff. It's been a great ride, a great journey. "They held me down from the jump. Anything I needed, I could go in there and talk to them. Especially DeMeco. His No. 1 rule is his door's always open. You can talk to him about anything." PaperCity Magazine

More Tank Dell on where he is in his injury comeback and the Texans' support: "There's light at the end of the tunnel. So I'm almost there. "It means the most. . . The belief I have from the organization. From (GM) Nick (Caserio) on to the bottom. To (Coach) DeMeco (Ryans) to my receiver coach to training staff and everybody in training staff. It's been a great ride, a great journey. "They held me down from the jump. Anything I needed, I could go in there and talk to them. Especially DeMeco. His No. 1 rule is his door's always open. You can talk to him about anything." PaperCity Magazine

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C.J. Stroud faced a lot of criticism from people on social media for crying after Tank Dell, best friend, dislocated his knee, tore his ACL. "It was not easy for me to sit there and be emotional. My take: It's a weak take to attack a dude for getting emotional after seeing his best friend suffer a season-ending, horrifying injury. Showing emotion doesn't preclude you from being a leader or playing quarterback. "I think it was good to see me in that light and that there is still a human factor to me."

C.J. Stroud faced a lot of criticism from people on social media for crying after Tank Dell, best friend, dislocated his knee, tore his ACL. "It was not easy for me to sit there and be emotional. My take: It's a weak take to attack a dude for getting emotional after seeing his best friend suffer a season-ending, horrifying injury. Showing emotion doesn't preclude you from being a leader or playing quarterback. "I think it was good to see me in that light and that there is still a human factor to me."

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I thought I should share just a clip where Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane spoke at the launch of Vuka Azania. There will be a Black Convention at a later stage, which I must say I look forward to, where Black people will come together and talk about what they call "The Black Condition", talk about our problems without any interference. As a Think Tank, they are not a political party. They believe our people need Education and Healing. In my view, it is a movement similar to what Afriforum is to Afrikaners and White people, which I feel we desperately need as Black people. I appreciate the Advocate and his colleagues for coming up with this progressive initiative. 🙏🏽

I thought I should share just a clip where Advocate Muzi Sikhakhane spoke at the launch of Vuka Azania. There will be a Black Convention at a later stage, which I must say I look forward to, where Black people will come together and talk about what they call "The Black Condition", talk about our problems without any interference. As a Think Tank, they are not a political party. They believe our people need Education and Healing. In my view, it is a movement similar to what Afriforum is to Afrikaners and White people, which I feel we desperately need as Black people. I appreciate the Advocate and his colleagues for coming up with this progressive initiative. 🙏🏽

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Nick Caserio on Tank Dell & if his health would impact them drafting a wide receiver: “It’s day to day. Probably have a better idea as we get through the spring of what his availability is going to be in training camp. If there’s a receiver that we like that we feel we want to add to the team, then we’re going to take them independent of what’s going on. In the end, the competition will sort itself out. There’s probably going to be the Nick Chubb (late signing) grouping of players in May & June that might make sense.” I wouldn’t nix the idea that the Texans could draft or sign another WR.

Nick Caserio on Tank Dell & if his health would impact them drafting a wide receiver: “It’s day to day. Probably have a better idea as we get through the spring of what his availability is going to be in training camp. If there’s a receiver that we like that we feel we want to add to the team, then we’re going to take them independent of what’s going on. In the end, the competition will sort itself out. There’s probably going to be the Nick Chubb (late signing) grouping of players in May & June that might make sense.” I wouldn’t nix the idea that the Texans could draft or sign another WR.

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Asked Joey Logano for his reaction to Kasey Kahne returning to full-time NASCAR racing next year. Turns out I ended up being the one to break the news to him. "What you're getting is raw as you can get here, because I had no idea!" "Huh. Cool! That's cool, I didn't even know that was really a thing. Shows how tuned in I am to that type of stuff, I had no idea. But cool! I think everyone's gonna think that's pretty neat. I'm looking forward to watching it."

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Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen: "Vladimir Putin is a serious guy. Now he is on his third term as president, and this is the last time he will be president for 10 years. He is guaranteed to be the czar of Russia till 2036. So don't hold your breath as if he's going tomorrow or there will be a regime change. I don't predict that this will happen. I think he's smart his calculus is very sharp. So he understands and appreciates a lot of intelligence."

Former Mossad chief Yossi Cohen: "Vladimir Putin is a serious guy. Now he is on his third term as president, and this is the last time he will be president for 10 years. He is guaranteed to be the czar of Russia till 2036. So don't hold your breath as if he's going tomorrow or there will be a regime change. I don't predict that this will happen. I think he's smart his calculus is very sharp. So he understands and appreciates a lot of intelligence."

Open Source Intel

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🇵🇱 M8 starxo reflects on his return to the international stage and says he wants to delete his two years with KOI from memory: "Many people said my prime was over five years ago. I don't believe in a prime to be honest. After what I went through, I don't believe that a prime even exists. I think you can you can exceed it. Make it very long. It's nice to be back. It's been a long time for me. I don't count my two years in KOI, to be honest, as a tier-one experience. I think this is something that I want to delete from my memory. This is something that I count like a fresh start here [in M8]. I believe for many people, this might help as well that they can bounce back whatever happens in your life no matter what you're going through. There is a way to bounce back, and I just want to be the guy that can help others bounce back. I'm just happy that for now it works."

🇵🇱 M8 starxo reflects on his return to the international stage and says he wants to delete his two years with KOI from memory: "Many people said my prime was over five years ago. I don't believe in a prime to be honest. After what I went through, I don't believe that a prime even exists. I think you can you can exceed it. Make it very long. It's nice to be back. It's been a long time for me. I don't count my two years in KOI, to be honest, as a tier-one experience. I think this is something that I want to delete from my memory. This is something that I count like a fresh start here [in M8]. I believe for many people, this might help as well that they can bounce back whatever happens in your life no matter what you're going through. There is a way to bounce back, and I just want to be the guy that can help others bounce back. I'm just happy that for now it works."

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"I mean, are you guys crazy? Do you understand what's going to happen to your league?" Lawrence Jones III calls out female athletes for failing to back Sophie Cunningham's defense of women’s sports: "The moment that guys walk onto the practice field and start competing there, the sport is going to be done. No one is going to watch. So, I just don't understand the end goal of these women right here." "You're letting this young woman stand out there alone and she's trying to protect all of you guys. I just think that's shameful."

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Caitlin on what she learned through injury this season: “I think when I get a few years down here in my career, I think this is a moment and a season I’ll look back on and be like, this why I am who I am today… It was hard sitting on the bench, I’m not going to lie, but I think it taught myself how to be a really good leader and how to be a really good teammate… when you’re on the sidelines and you don’t have your jersey on, you can observe and really learn about people… how can I show up every single day and pour into them and be there for them… but also going forward down the road, if I have a teammate that’s injured… I know I will always show up for them and be there for them and check in on them, because it is an incredibly isolating thing, and you don’t realize that until you go through it… I think all of that is probably what I’ve leaned most.” 🎥: Tony East

Caitlin on what she learned through injury this season: “I think when I get a few years down here in my career, I think this is a moment and a season I’ll look back on and be like, this why I am who I am today… It was hard sitting on the bench, I’m not going to lie, but I think it taught myself how to be a really good leader and how to be a really good teammate… when you’re on the sidelines and you don’t have your jersey on, you can observe and really learn about people… how can I show up every single day and pour into them and be there for them… but also going forward down the road, if I have a teammate that’s injured… I know I will always show up for them and be there for them and check in on them, because it is an incredibly isolating thing, and you don’t realize that until you go through it… I think all of that is probably what I’ve leaned most.” 🎥: Tony East

Jess

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In 1954 Dr. John C. Lilly created a tank to "turn off" reality. He stayed in it for 48 hours with: No light No sound No gravity The CIA classified it as "too dangerous for humanity" and some of the reports are still classified. Dr. Lilly’s research proved there is higher levels of consciousness. The sensory deprivation tank. Is a powerful technology and can be used in conjunction with Remote Viewing to gain access to what can only be called a library. The research I have done since the 1980s has afforded me a was to see humanity’s past and future in powerful ways. Before you run for the “safety” of Wikipedia, know that this is the frontier of sciences and everything and everyone is a charlatan and quack until the basement boys get thier permission to say it’s ok. We will begin to hear more about this work soon and listen very, very closely.

In 1954 Dr. John C. Lilly created a tank to "turn off" reality. He stayed in it for 48 hours with: No light No sound No gravity The CIA classified it as "too dangerous for humanity" and some of the reports are still classified. Dr. Lilly’s research proved there is higher levels of consciousness. The sensory deprivation tank. Is a powerful technology and can be used in conjunction with Remote Viewing to gain access to what can only be called a library. The research I have done since the 1980s has afforded me a was to see humanity’s past and future in powerful ways. Before you run for the “safety” of Wikipedia, know that this is the frontier of sciences and everything and everyone is a charlatan and quack until the basement boys get thier permission to say it’s ok. We will begin to hear more about this work soon and listen very, very closely.

Brian Roemmele

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The last time Elon warned the Tesla shorts with the word “tsunami” was back in 2012 when the stock was trading at ~$5 per share, split adjusted. “I think there is a tsunami of hurt coming for those holding a short position, it’s going to be very unpleasant. I advise people to exit, while there is time.” Today, Elon is sounding the alarm again for the ones that still have the guts to continue to bet against Tesla. Except this time, Tesla stock is sitting in the $400s, with the company very well capitalized and executing across all the major businesses - EV, FSD, Robotaxis, Energy, and Optimus. I would not take this lightly!

The last time Elon warned the Tesla shorts with the word “tsunami” was back in 2012 when the stock was trading at ~$5 per share, split adjusted. “I think there is a tsunami of hurt coming for those holding a short position, it’s going to be very unpleasant. I advise people to exit, while there is time.” Today, Elon is sounding the alarm again for the ones that still have the guts to continue to bet against Tesla. Except this time, Tesla stock is sitting in the $400s, with the company very well capitalized and executing across all the major businesses - EV, FSD, Robotaxis, Energy, and Optimus. I would not take this lightly!

Teslaconomics

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"I've made a lot of effort over the last few years to, I guess, really focus on this part of of the season. I think part of that is being in contention for the Race to Dubai again and to try to equal Monty, and I've been pretty successful in terms of that over the last few years. "There's a lot of events that are very meaningful to me, the Irish Open, next week at Wentworth, we have a home there. The Middle East has always been a place that's been good to me; and the Australian Open, as well, a tournament that is very special to me. I love going down to Australia. "It would be wonderful to get down there and play like last year and I'm looking forward to doing that again this year." Hear from Rory McIlroy ahead of returning to his National Open as the defending champion ☘️ #AmgenIrishOpen

"I've made a lot of effort over the last few years to, I guess, really focus on this part of of the season. I think part of that is being in contention for the Race to Dubai again and to try to equal Monty, and I've been pretty successful in terms of that over the last few years. "There's a lot of events that are very meaningful to me, the Irish Open, next week at Wentworth, we have a home there. The Middle East has always been a place that's been good to me; and the Australian Open, as well, a tournament that is very special to me. I love going down to Australia. "It would be wonderful to get down there and play like last year and I'm looking forward to doing that again this year." Hear from Rory McIlroy ahead of returning to his National Open as the defending champion ☘️ #AmgenIrishOpen

DP World Tour

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Greenland Minister Naaja Nathanielsen on whether US threats are signalling the end of NATO: ‘I definitely think that NATO is in a difficult place right now… I think NATO is under a lot of stress. I don’t know the future of it. I don’t even know the future of the broader geopolitical situation two years from now. I think things are changing quite a bit, and it’s going to be difficult. I think I agree with Carney when he says that there’s really no going back to what was. I think we have to figure out where to go next. So I cannot answer your question with a very clear answer. I think things are changing. But I do still believe that NATO, for my part of the world, has brought more peace, and realising of course this is not the truth anywhere or everywhere. I understand that fully. But for Greenland, it has brought a period of more peace.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

Greenland Minister Naaja Nathanielsen on whether US threats are signalling the end of NATO: ‘I definitely think that NATO is in a difficult place right now… I think NATO is under a lot of stress. I don’t know the future of it. I don’t even know the future of the broader geopolitical situation two years from now. I think things are changing quite a bit, and it’s going to be difficult. I think I agree with Carney when he says that there’s really no going back to what was. I think we have to figure out where to go next. So I cannot answer your question with a very clear answer. I think things are changing. But I do still believe that NATO, for my part of the world, has brought more peace, and realising of course this is not the truth anywhere or everywhere. I understand that fully. But for Greenland, it has brought a period of more peace.’ Watch the full interview in the quoted post below, or watch it on Rumble, link below in the replies👇

Going Underground

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Isaiah Thomas says he played through the injury that cost him a $200,000,000 supermax, nobody warned him it could end his career. One year later, he signed for $2M “I get traded to Cleveland. I’m upset because at that point I put my career on the line for something, you could’ve just broke down to me and told me: if you do play, or if we do this, it could possibly be what it happened to be. None of that was stated.” “It took me three years to really get back to who I am. It was a tough situation, a learning experience for myself. I got real love for Boston and everybody in that organization, I’m not blaming Boston, I’m not blaming those guys, people know what happened, it’s documented.” “It sucks, because so much was on the line. If I got All-NBA that following year, I’m a super max guy, I’m eligible for the super max. So all of that is in play. That sucks… but you live and you learn. That hurt, because I put my career on the line. And then you trade me too.” “That year… I always say that was the best year of my career and the worst year of my life at the same time. Let that sink in. I lost my sister, almost had a career-ending injury, lost out on some big bread.”

Isaiah Thomas says he played through the injury that cost him a $200,000,000 supermax, nobody warned him it could end his career. One year later, he signed for $2M “I get traded to Cleveland. I’m upset because at that point I put my career on the line for something, you could’ve just broke down to me and told me: if you do play, or if we do this, it could possibly be what it happened to be. None of that was stated.” “It took me three years to really get back to who I am. It was a tough situation, a learning experience for myself. I got real love for Boston and everybody in that organization, I’m not blaming Boston, I’m not blaming those guys, people know what happened, it’s documented.” “It sucks, because so much was on the line. If I got All-NBA that following year, I’m a super max guy, I’m eligible for the super max. So all of that is in play. That sucks… but you live and you learn. That hurt, because I put my career on the line. And then you trade me too.” “That year… I always say that was the best year of my career and the worst year of my life at the same time. Let that sink in. I lost my sister, almost had a career-ending injury, lost out on some big bread.”

katsu

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Asmongold thinks Hasan is flying way too close to the sun and is one mishap away from being deplatformed everywhere "I think it will affect his career in a big way if he continues going down this path..eventually he is going to go over the line with this and it's going to be, I think, very problematic, and I think he's getting really close to it already..I think he is one mishap away" "I don't think he understands this..he's been insulated from a lot of consequences for doing a lot of these things..I can guarantee u that advertisers are complaining..I can guarantee u that there is a point where the dam breaks and a person like this gets deplatformed everywhere"

Asmongold thinks Hasan is flying way too close to the sun and is one mishap away from being deplatformed everywhere "I think it will affect his career in a big way if he continues going down this path..eventually he is going to go over the line with this and it's going to be, I think, very problematic, and I think he's getting really close to it already..I think he is one mishap away" "I don't think he understands this..he's been insulated from a lot of consequences for doing a lot of these things..I can guarantee u that advertisers are complaining..I can guarantee u that there is a point where the dam breaks and a person like this gets deplatformed everywhere"

yeet

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Caitlin Clark: "This is like obviously the most basketball I've played at any year of my career. And to be completely honest with you, I didn't take a break when our season ended last year. So I've been going for almost what a year and a half or whatever it is now because I had to prepare for USA Basketball in December and then March and getting ready for our season. So I haven't taken a break from the game in a really long time. So it's been a long grind, but a really fun one and a very rewarding one. The offseason was coming into the season probably one of the most fulfilling for myself of just how the work continues to show up and how you perform. And obviously, I didn't play much last year, but I was able to come out here and put together the best season I've had and perform at a really high level and basically get better in every area. Still feel like I have so many areas to improve. So I guess that's the most exciting part moving forward. I love the work. I love being in the gym. I'll probably be kicked out for a little while, but we'll get back to it"

Caitlin Clark: "This is like obviously the most basketball I've played at any year of my career. And to be completely honest with you, I didn't take a break when our season ended last year. So I've been going for almost what a year and a half or whatever it is now because I had to prepare for USA Basketball in December and then March and getting ready for our season. So I haven't taken a break from the game in a really long time. So it's been a long grind, but a really fun one and a very rewarding one. The offseason was coming into the season probably one of the most fulfilling for myself of just how the work continues to show up and how you perform. And obviously, I didn't play much last year, but I was able to come out here and put together the best season I've had and perform at a really high level and basically get better in every area. Still feel like I have so many areas to improve. So I guess that's the most exciting part moving forward. I love the work. I love being in the gym. I'll probably be kicked out for a little while, but we'll get back to it"

Oh No He Didn't

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SOME NEWS 🚨 this year I'm joining Shark Tank USA!!! 📺 🇺🇸 this was a dream of mine AND my mums...let me explain👇🏾 My nigerian mum raised 4 of us without being able to read or write herself, having left school when she was a child in Nigeria. I struggled with school too - I wasn't a smart kid and couldn't pay attention, so I quickly realised the "traditional path" wasn't going to work for someone like me Then, when I was 12 years old, I discovered Dragons' Den! 🐉 Me and my mum both fell in love with the show. Looking back, I think entrepreneurship offered us both hope - a path to a better life for people like us, who couldn't pass tests in a classroom but were willing to work hard. At 12 I would pause the TV and give my verdict, as if I was the 6th Dragon By 16 I'd discovered Shark Tank and was starting my first (terrible) businesses By 18 I was a university dropout with a start-up And somehow, 9 years later, I ended up sitting in one of those Dragons' Den chairs I used to shout at from our sofa My mum has never fully gotten over it. When I call her today, 6 years later, the conversation is still 80% Dragons' Den - her opinion on what I said, the businesses, what SHE would have done... Btw, i'm genuinely not sure if she knows I have a podcast 😂 i don't think she's ever mentioned it 😅 But she knows Dragons' Den, and that's more than enough for her. I know she's always wanted me to do Shark Tank, so this phone call - telling her that day had come absolutely made my day, and hopefully her's too! I very much hope to do her proud + all of you that have supported me for the longest time... wish me luck!! 👊🏾❤️ P.S who would win in a fight, a shark 🦈 or a dragon 🐉 ???

SOME NEWS 🚨 this year I'm joining Shark Tank USA!!! 📺 🇺🇸 this was a dream of mine AND my mums...let me explain👇🏾 My nigerian mum raised 4 of us without being able to read or write herself, having left school when she was a child in Nigeria. I struggled with school too - I wasn't a smart kid and couldn't pay attention, so I quickly realised the "traditional path" wasn't going to work for someone like me Then, when I was 12 years old, I discovered Dragons' Den! 🐉 Me and my mum both fell in love with the show. Looking back, I think entrepreneurship offered us both hope - a path to a better life for people like us, who couldn't pass tests in a classroom but were willing to work hard. At 12 I would pause the TV and give my verdict, as if I was the 6th Dragon By 16 I'd discovered Shark Tank and was starting my first (terrible) businesses By 18 I was a university dropout with a start-up And somehow, 9 years later, I ended up sitting in one of those Dragons' Den chairs I used to shout at from our sofa My mum has never fully gotten over it. When I call her today, 6 years later, the conversation is still 80% Dragons' Den - her opinion on what I said, the businesses, what SHE would have done... Btw, i'm genuinely not sure if she knows I have a podcast 😂 i don't think she's ever mentioned it 😅 But she knows Dragons' Den, and that's more than enough for her. I know she's always wanted me to do Shark Tank, so this phone call - telling her that day had come absolutely made my day, and hopefully her's too! I very much hope to do her proud + all of you that have supported me for the longest time... wish me luck!! 👊🏾❤️ P.S who would win in a fight, a shark 🦈 or a dragon 🐉 ???

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