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*Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) is now available for $140 and up*
Amazon’s newest Fire HD 10 tablet is thinner and lighter than the previous-gen model it replaces. But thanks to an updated processor, Amazon says the Fire HD 10 (2023) is 25% faster than the 2021 model, while offering slightly longer battery life. It also supports an optional Amazon Stylus Pen (sold separately). First announced in September, […] The post Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) is now available for $140 and up appeared first on Liliputing.
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Amazon’s newest Fire HD 10 tablet is thinner and lighter than the previous-gen model it replaces. But thanks to an updated processor, Amazon says the Fire HD 10 (2023) is 25% faster than the 2021 model, while offering slightly longer battery life. It also supports an optional Amazon Stylus Pen (sold separately). First announced in September, […] The post Amazon Fire HD 10 (2023) is now available for $140 and up appeared first on Liliputing.
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*Tries, Buys, and DIYs: 6 Things Apartment Therapy Editors Are Loving This Week*
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*LeBron James' agent gets real about the NBA's unique power structure to JJ Redick*
The NBA is in its player empowerment era, and it started over a decade ago when LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul ushered his move from Cleveland to Miami. But what does Paul, one of the pioneers of the movement, actually think of the NBA's power structure? ESPN analyst JJ Redick asked Paul about the power dynamics in the NBA when he guested the Klutch Sports Group founder on his podcast, "The Old Man and the Three" in an episode that aired on Oct. 19. Related: LeBron James' agent gets real with Stephen A. Smith on 'First Take' Paul said that amid the perception of player empowerment, there are only a few players that actually have leverage over their organizations and teams to request for things that they desire. "There's only about 2% of players in our league that actually have power," Paul said. After James left Cleveland in 2010, it became the norm in the NBA for players to demand trades from their franchises or to bolt from the team's that originally drafted them in an attempt to win titles elsewhere. This has been done by stars like Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, and most recently, Damian Lillard. Paul said that there are several elements that go into a player having power over their own situation. He said that it starts with "play" or simply player performance, and moves on to professionalism and the ability to garner respect from everyone, including team owners. He said that while a lot of players make "max money" or receive the maximum allowable salary from a team, it doesn't mean they deserve it or can act as though they have a lot of power. But some of them end up doing so. "I hate the word 'max' because it gives you this entitlement and that's where you lost it all," Paul said. "Between that entitlement and your ego, it really stuns the growth of you professionally."Related: Pablo Torre is upending the norms of sports media — and his parents — with his new show And Redick mentioned that he only sees two players right now who have ultimate power in the league not only because they've been given the money, but because they have also continued to be professional while producing on the court. "There's two players to me. It's [LeBron] and Steph [Curry]," Redick said. "When we talk about those three things, those guys do it all the time. They're the most consistent m******f****** there are." Sign up for Real Money Pro to learn the ins and outs of the trading floor from Doug Kass’s Daily Diary.
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The NBA is in its player empowerment era, and it started over a decade ago when LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul ushered his move from Cleveland to Miami. But what does Paul, one of the pioneers of the movement, actually think of the NBA's power structure? ESPN analyst JJ Redick asked Paul about the power dynamics in the NBA when he guested the Klutch Sports Group founder on his podcast, "The Old Man and the Three" in an episode that aired on Oct. 19. Related: LeBron James' agent gets real with Stephen A. Smith on 'First Take' Paul said that amid the perception of player empowerment, there are only a few players that actually have leverage over their organizations and teams to request for things that they desire. "There's only about 2% of players in our league that actually have power," Paul said. After James left Cleveland in 2010, it became the norm in the NBA for players to demand trades from their franchises or to bolt from the team's that originally drafted them in an attempt to win titles elsewhere. This has been done by stars like Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, and most recently, Damian Lillard. Paul said that there are several elements that go into a player having power over their own situation. He said that it starts with "play" or simply player performance, and moves on to professionalism and the ability to garner respect from everyone, including team owners. He said that while a lot of players make "max money" or receive the maximum allowable salary from a team, it doesn't mean they deserve it or can act as though they have a lot of power. But some of them end up doing so. "I hate the word 'max' because it gives you this entitlement and that's where you lost it all," Paul said. "Between that entitlement and your ego, it really stuns the growth of you professionally."Related: Pablo Torre is upending the norms of sports media — and his parents — with his new show And Redick mentioned that he only sees two players right now who have ultimate power in the league not only because they've been given the money, but because they have also continued to be professional while producing on the court. "There's two players to me. It's [LeBron] and Steph [Curry]," Redick said. "When we talk about those three things, those guys do it all the time. They're the most consistent m******f****** there are." Sign up for Real Money Pro to learn the ins and outs of the trading floor from Doug Kass’s Daily Diary.
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LeBron James' agent gets real about the NBA's unique power structure to JJ Redick
The NBA is in its player empowerment era, and it started over a decade ago when LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul ushered his move from Cleveland to Miami. But what does Paul, one of the pioneers of the movement, actually think of the NBA's power structure? ESPN analyst JJ Redick asked Paul about the power dynamics in the NBA when he guested the Klutch Sports Group founder on his podcast, "The Old Man and the Three" in an episode that aired on Oct. 19. Related: LeBron James' agent gets real with Stephen A. Smith on 'First Take' Paul said that amid the perception of player empowerment, there are only a few players that actually have leverage over their organizations and teams to request for things that they desire. "There's only about 2% of players in our league that actually have power," Paul said. After James left Cleveland in 2010, it became the norm in the NBA for players to demand trades from their franchises or to bolt from the team's that originally drafted them in an attempt to win titles elsewhere. This has been done by stars like Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, and most recently, Damian Lillard. Paul said that there are several elements that go into a player having power over their own situation. He said that it starts with "play" or simply player performance, and moves on to professionalism and the ability to garner respect from everyone, including team owners. He said that while a lot of players make "max money" or receive the maximum allowable salary from a team, it doesn't mean they deserve it or can act as though they have a lot of power. But some of them end up doing so. "I hate the word 'max' because it gives you this entitlement and that's where you lost it all," Paul said. "Between that entitlement and your ego, it really stuns the growth of you professionally."Related: Pablo Torre is upending the norms of sports media — and his parents — with his new show And Redick mentioned that he only sees two players right now who have ultimate power in the league not only because they've been given the money, but because they have also continued to be professional while producing on the court. "There's two players to me. It's LeBron and Steph Curry," Redick said. "When we talk about those three things, those guys do it all the time. They're the most consistent mf there are." Sign up for Real Money Pro to learn the ins and outs of the trading floor from Doug Kass’s Daily Diary.
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The NBA is in its player empowerment era, and it started over a decade ago when LeBron James and his agent Rich Paul ushered his move from Cleveland to Miami. But what does Paul, one of the pioneers of the movement, actually think of the NBA's power structure? ESPN analyst JJ Redick asked Paul about the power dynamics in the NBA when he guested the Klutch Sports Group founder on his podcast, "The Old Man and the Three" in an episode that aired on Oct. 19. Related: LeBron James' agent gets real with Stephen A. Smith on 'First Take' Paul said that amid the perception of player empowerment, there are only a few players that actually have leverage over their organizations and teams to request for things that they desire. "There's only about 2% of players in our league that actually have power," Paul said. After James left Cleveland in 2010, it became the norm in the NBA for players to demand trades from their franchises or to bolt from the team's that originally drafted them in an attempt to win titles elsewhere. This has been done by stars like Carmelo Anthony, Kevin Durant, and most recently, Damian Lillard. Paul said that there are several elements that go into a player having power over their own situation. He said that it starts with "play" or simply player performance, and moves on to professionalism and the ability to garner respect from everyone, including team owners. He said that while a lot of players make "max money" or receive the maximum allowable salary from a team, it doesn't mean they deserve it or can act as though they have a lot of power. But some of them end up doing so. "I hate the word 'max' because it gives you this entitlement and that's where you lost it all," Paul said. "Between that entitlement and your ego, it really stuns the growth of you professionally."Related: Pablo Torre is upending the norms of sports media — and his parents — with his new show And Redick mentioned that he only sees two players right now who have ultimate power in the league not only because they've been given the money, but because they have also continued to be professional while producing on the court. "There's two players to me. It's LeBron and Steph Curry," Redick said. "When we talk about those three things, those guys do it all the time. They're the most consistent mf there are." Sign up for Real Money Pro to learn the ins and outs of the trading floor from Doug Kass’s Daily Diary.
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*Sister still hates me for having sex with an 18 year old almost 2 years ago..*
About 2 years ago when I (m) was 26 I slept with an 18 year old. When my older sister found out she was mad and scolded me. I ended the thing, told her I was gross for doing it and won’t ever do it again. Everything seemed fine and since then I got into a serious relationship with a woman my own age and we’re engaged now. I didnt speak with my sister all summer as I was traveling abroad but when I got back she said that she’s ‘willing to start a clean slate but if I ever sleep with an 18 year old again I’m dead to her as a brother.’ I was shocked she had so much more to say on it after almost 2 years have gone by. She talked to me like I had the girl over yesterday. Am I wrong to get mad about this? I just don’t think it’s fair to bring it up again especially if she’s been acting fine all this time. She’s done this with other issues, like bring them up months later but this one just really ticked me and when I confronted her about it she tells me she’s ‘trying to be okay with it but can’t and has to say something.’ submitted by /u/throwaway2667g to r/amiwrong [link] [comments]
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About 2 years ago when I (m) was 26 I slept with an 18 year old. When my older sister found out she was mad and scolded me. I ended the thing, told her I was gross for doing it and won’t ever do it again. Everything seemed fine and since then I got into a serious relationship with a woman my own age and we’re engaged now. I didnt speak with my sister all summer as I was traveling abroad but when I got back she said that she’s ‘willing to start a clean slate but if I ever sleep with an 18 year old again I’m dead to her as a brother.’ I was shocked she had so much more to say on it after almost 2 years have gone by. She talked to me like I had the girl over yesterday. Am I wrong to get mad about this? I just don’t think it’s fair to bring it up again especially if she’s been acting fine all this time. She’s done this with other issues, like bring them up months later but this one just really ticked me and when I confronted her about it she tells me she’s ‘trying to be okay with it but can’t and has to say something.’ submitted by /u/throwaway2667g to r/amiwrong [link] [comments]
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Sister still hates me for having sex with an 18 year old almost 2 years ago..
About 2 years ago when I (m) was 26 I slept with an 18 year old. When my older sister found out she was mad and scolded me. I ended the thing, told her I was gross for doing it and won’t ever do it again. Everything seemed fine and since then I got into a serious relationship with a woman my own age and we’re engaged now. I didnt speak with my sister all summer as I was traveling abroad but when I got back she said that she’s ‘willing to start a clean slate but if I ever sleep with an 18 year old again I’m dead to her as a brother.’ I was shocked she had so much more to say on it after almost 2 years have gone by. She talked to me like I had the girl over yesterday. Am I wrong to get mad about this? I just don’t think it’s fair to bring it up again especially if she’s been acting fine all this time. She’s done this with other issues, like bring them up months later but this one just really ticked me and when I confronted her about it she tells me she’s ‘trying to be okay with it but can’t and has to say something.’ submitted by /u/throwaway2667g to r/amiwrong link comments
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About 2 years ago when I (m) was 26 I slept with an 18 year old. When my older sister found out she was mad and scolded me. I ended the thing, told her I was gross for doing it and won’t ever do it again. Everything seemed fine and since then I got into a serious relationship with a woman my own age and we’re engaged now. I didnt speak with my sister all summer as I was traveling abroad but when I got back she said that she’s ‘willing to start a clean slate but if I ever sleep with an 18 year old again I’m dead to her as a brother.’ I was shocked she had so much more to say on it after almost 2 years have gone by. She talked to me like I had the girl over yesterday. Am I wrong to get mad about this? I just don’t think it’s fair to bring it up again especially if she’s been acting fine all this time. She’s done this with other issues, like bring them up months later but this one just really ticked me and when I confronted her about it she tells me she’s ‘trying to be okay with it but can’t and has to say something.’ submitted by /u/throwaway2667g to r/amiwrong link comments
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*Men who have used a fleshlight, is it worth it? What does it feel like?*
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*What app is so useful you can’t believe it’s free?*
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*to be a real G*
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*G2 Esports vs. Weibo Gaming / 2023 World Championship - Swiss Round 2 / Post-Match Discussion*
WORLDS 2023 Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Eventvods.com | New to LoL G2 Esports 1-0 Weibo Gaming G2 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Subreddit WBG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia MATCH 1: G2 vs. WBG Winner: G2 Esports in 38m | Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B G2 poppy rumble jarvaniv nautilus jax 75.5k 26 9 H2 B8 E9 WBG draven kalista maokai renekton leesin 75.1k 23 7 C1 CT3 H4 M5 B6 M7-Soul B10 G2 26-23-79 vs 23-26-43 WBG BrokenBlade yone 3 6-4-10 TOP 9-6-7 3 ksante TheShy Yike rell 3 3-4-20 JNG 5-4-10 1 vi Weiwei Caps orianna 1 6-4-16 MID 5-5-10 2 azir Xiaohu Hans Sama xayah 2 9-6-10 BOT 4-4-7 1 kaisa Light Mikyx rakan 2 2-5-23 SUP 0-7-9 4 leona Crisp This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/G2Minion to r/leagueoflegends [link] [comments]
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WORLDS 2023 Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Eventvods.com | New to LoL G2 Esports 1-0 Weibo Gaming G2 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Subreddit WBG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia MATCH 1: G2 vs. WBG Winner: G2 Esports in 38m | Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B G2 poppy rumble jarvaniv nautilus jax 75.5k 26 9 H2 B8 E9 WBG draven kalista maokai renekton leesin 75.1k 23 7 C1 CT3 H4 M5 B6 M7-Soul B10 G2 26-23-79 vs 23-26-43 WBG BrokenBlade yone 3 6-4-10 TOP 9-6-7 3 ksante TheShy Yike rell 3 3-4-20 JNG 5-4-10 1 vi Weiwei Caps orianna 1 6-4-16 MID 5-5-10 2 azir Xiaohu Hans Sama xayah 2 9-6-10 BOT 4-4-7 1 kaisa Light Mikyx rakan 2 2-5-23 SUP 0-7-9 4 leona Crisp This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/G2Minion to r/leagueoflegends [link] [comments]
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G2 Esports vs. Weibo Gaming / 2023 World Championship - Swiss Round 2 / Post-Match Discussion
WORLDS 2023 Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Eventvods.com | New to LoL G2 Esports 1-0 Weibo Gaming G2 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Subreddit WBG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia MATCH 1: G2 vs. WBG Winner: G2 Esports in 38m | Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B G2 poppy rumble jarvaniv nautilus jax 75.5k 26 9 H2 B8 E9 WBG draven kalista maokai renekton leesin 75.1k 23 7 C1 CT3 H4 M5 B6 M7-Soul B10 G2 26-23-79 vs 23-26-43 WBG BrokenBlade yone 3 6-4-10 TOP 9-6-7 3 ksante TheShy Yike rell 3 3-4-20 JNG 5-4-10 1 vi Weiwei Caps orianna 1 6-4-16 MID 5-5-10 2 azir Xiaohu Hans Sama xayah 2 9-6-10 BOT 4-4-7 1 kaisa Light Mikyx rakan 2 2-5-23 SUP 0-7-9 4 leona Crisp This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/G2Minion to r/leagueoflegends link comments
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WORLDS 2023 Official page | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Eventvods.com | New to LoL G2 Esports 1-0 Weibo Gaming G2 | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia | Website | Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Subreddit WBG | Leaguepedia | Liquipedia MATCH 1: G2 vs. WBG Winner: G2 Esports in 38m | Game Breakdown Bans 1 Bans 2 G K T D/B G2 poppy rumble jarvaniv nautilus jax 75.5k 26 9 H2 B8 E9 WBG draven kalista maokai renekton leesin 75.1k 23 7 C1 CT3 H4 M5 B6 M7-Soul B10 G2 26-23-79 vs 23-26-43 WBG BrokenBlade yone 3 6-4-10 TOP 9-6-7 3 ksante TheShy Yike rell 3 3-4-20 JNG 5-4-10 1 vi Weiwei Caps orianna 1 6-4-16 MID 5-5-10 2 azir Xiaohu Hans Sama xayah 2 9-6-10 BOT 4-4-7 1 kaisa Light Mikyx rakan 2 2-5-23 SUP 0-7-9 4 leona Crisp This thread was created by the Post-Match Team. submitted by /u/G2Minion to r/leagueoflegends link comments
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*'No wonder Hitler wanted rid of them': Citibank fires employee over anti-Israel post*
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*Good for her*
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