#local sports

[townpostin]

Andhra Sporting Club Defeats Gram Vikas Kendra in JSA Super Division Football League

Andhra Sporting Club secures a 5-2 victory against Gram Vikas Kendra in the JSA Super Division Football League. In an exciting match at Gopal Maidan, Andhra Sporting Club triumphed over Gram Vikas Kendra with a score of 5-2 in the JSA Super Division Football League on Saturday. JAMSHEDPUR – On Saturday, Andhra Sporting Club secured a 5-2 victory over Gram Vikas Kendra in a JSA Super Division…

[petnews2day]

‘The Big Dog’s’ 2024 NFL Mock Draft 3.0 | News, Sports, Jobs

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‘The Big Dog’s’ 2024 NFL Mock Draft 3.0 | News, Sports, Jobs

“The Big Dog” Mitch Vosburg Somebody pinch me, because I shouldn’t be this happy. It’s draft day baby! After months of research, deciding whether to buy or sell on rumors and attempt to see through smokescreens set by all 32 NFL teams, I think I have an idea on how tonight’s […]

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[lifepulse]

Lakers Coach Says Anthony Davis' Center Position Preference is a 'Big If

Anthony Davis, the NBA superstar known for his versatility and injury-prone history, has hinted at a preference for playing power forward over center. This desire to avoid the paint's rough-and-tumble has led the Lakers to acquire big men like Christian Wood and Jaxson Hayes, hinting at a shift in Davis' role.

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[stevieschrodinger]

Wayne knows something big must have happened. Well, he knew objectively that it was big, Eddie spent a couple of weeks in the hospital and half the town fell into a trench, so yeah, Wayne was aware. But it wasn't until Wayne saw that Eddie was suddenly hanging out with a girl called Nancy, pretty and clever and even to Wayne's untrained eye 'a cool kid' that Wayne knew the world had shifted when he wasn't looking.

Eddie had never had friends, not really, and the friends he did have were brought together by that godawful music he likes and roleplay games (yes, Wayne knows what that is, he does listen when Eddie speaks). So, Eddie's never had much in the way of what you'd call social standing, not in the pecking order of the local high school at least.

This thought may have occured to Wayne at the sight of Nancy, but it was driven home by the sight of the Harrington boy coming through the front door of the New Trailer. Even Wayne knows who the Harrington boy is, and Wayne knows he basically lives under a rock. Eddie's told him enough times.

Eddie mumbles something about a shower and a quick change and Harrington looks twelve shades of uncomfortable as Eddie abandons the poor kid in their lounge. Wayne is absolutely certain nothing about the New Trailer is up to the standards the Harrington boy is familiar with.

Still, he's just a kid, and When Wayne indicates the couch next to his recliner, the kid sits gingerly and they both get to the job of ignoring one another.

Until theres a bad fowl, the ref makes a shitty call, and the Harrington kid makes a noise in the back of his throat that Wayne can't help but echo. "Shitty," Wayne comments passively.

Steve hums agreeable, and then says, "he was having a good run, too".

"Yeap, seasons just warming though."

And then Steve says something, and Wayne answers, and before he really knows what's happening he's having an in depth discussion with the Harrington kid who looks, if anything, equally enraptured, if the way he's leaning forward on the couch is anything to go by.

Eddie isn't at all interested in sports, but the Harrington kid sure as hell is and Wayne quickly discovers that it doesn't matter if it's baseball, football, or basketball, the kid is all over it. He's even started twittering about the Olympics.

Wayne can't help himself, he's not had anyone to talk to like this for a long time, not outside of his very occasional visits to the local bar, and before he knows what's happening the Harrington boy is now Steve and he's swinging by on Saturday afternoon to watch the game.

Eddie stands in the hallway, shocked and appalled, "I leave you alone for ten minutes..."

[lunar-years]

Surfing is kind of the best, I have found the perfect sport to watch whilst knitting. Each heat is 30 minutes long and often mostly nothing happens so you just get to listen to soothing ocean noises until the commentators start popping off because a good wave has come along. Then you get to look up and see hot people surfing rad waves for a hot sec. A whale just breached in the background of the women’s semifinals? Incredible stuff.

[starryeyesmasc]

okay YEAH I’m thinking about a girl coming to my game, cheering me on for every save I make, then fingering me until I cry in her car afterwards before we go get food!!! so sue me‼️

[abirddogmoment]

Maybe an unpopular opinion but I don't think non-herding breeds should be allowed to take herding tests.

[sainz100]

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[tainebot01]

I would like to officially welcome Eustace Winner to the "My Name Is A Cruel Joke My Paternal Figure Played On Me" club

[Image Description: A digital drawing of Eustace Winner from Ace Attorney and Hunter from The Owl House in a handshake, against a purple background. Both are looking towards the camera as if they are taking a picture and both have a look of concern on their faces. Eustace’s expression is significantly more distressed than Hunter’s. End Description]

[darkwood-sleddog]

i think what's really irritating about situations where i'm offered random dogs is that having multiple dogs makes people think i'm some sort of charity when it's actually the opposite. my pack is heavily and carefully curated. i know what i want from a dog that is coming into my pack and don't stray from these wants for the good and wellbeing of my existing dogs. the only person i think is acceptable to offer me a dog is a breeder i've been already talking to about potentially getting a dog from already point blank and period. (and even then i've turned down a great offer recently from MY dogs breeder because it just wasn't timed correctly/dog import law bullcrap etc). just because i have made the choice for myself to have multiple dogs does not make me a charity home for dogs people cannot care for anymore. i sincerely feel for dogs in this sort of situation, but malamutes are overall better off going to experienced fosters and breed specific rescues instead of having people blind message people who own the same breed on your facebook timeline. and i don't trust a non-breed specific persons evaluation of temperament at ALL. for a malamute to have success in re-homing you must be knowledgable about the breed or else they're going to end up right back where they started.

[petnews2day]

Why I decided to add ‘The Big Dog’ to my byline | News, Sports, Jobs

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Why I decided to add ‘The Big Dog’ to my byline | News, Sports, Jobs

“The Big Dog” Mitch Vosburg It was March 19, 2024, moments after Ishpeming girls basketball conquered St. Ignace to punch its ticket to the final four at Breslin Center. Hematites coach Ryan Reichel comes down to the floor to speak with us media folk. He comes up to us and says […]

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[ratatatastic]

"you wanna cherish every single moment until they kick me out of florida for the summer" sweetheart this place is never gonna kick you out im afraid lmao theyll drag you kicking and screaming back here whether you want them to or not

this place has fallen such in love with you people out of town arrived at the canes from 6am, hotels near the parade area are fully booked out and some people are planning to camp for barricade the night before the parade... yeah...

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[bittercafanddatapads]

At the start of the war, after the battle of Geonosis, when the GAR was sectioned out across the galaxy alongside their jedi generals (if they were assigned to one) the Coruscant guard was welcomed with open arms.

Marshal Commander Fox alongside his fellow commanders were very renowned, idolized even. People were so welcoming, friendly, and inspired by their local clone trooper brigade. A shock trooper couldn’t go anywhere on patrol without a friendly smile being sent there way, or a box of thankful treats being pushed into their arms. (Really, it was almost a problem at first when it came to actually doing there jobs. Luckily, at the idea of the recent local army moving in, crime wasn’t at its most prominent.)

They were given gifts in the form of cards and presents and drawings, some from little kids inspired by these “tough and valiant soldiers” and others from older artistic students.

Their job wasn’t simple and it was hard knowing they had it so “easy” compared to their brothers on the frontline, but it was worth it… at first.

The opinion of Clones nowadays hasn’t been thoughtful. Kicked out of certain businesses, preyed on, insulted… Commander Fox’s house rules have been drilled into every single shiny who had the unfortunate fate of coming to Coruscant and it’s when they learn why, that they’re no longer a shiny.

Been despite all that, knowing that it’s not every household and Senator and business owner that has a fight to pick. They still have a board, set up in the hallway between the barracks and the medical bay, that’s strewn with the sketches and drawing and cards they received during their welcomed service to remind them of that.

[shadowed-yet-vibrant]

I understand why people are wary about their colleagues and don't want to make "work friends." I understand the purpose of distance in the workforce, and the individualistic "every man for himself" attitude (especially with nepotism and at-will employment running the show). I get it, because it's what my peer talk about, it's a talking point on social media, and part of the current movement surrounding work (and especially remote work).

Still, I can't fathom it. I've never fathomed it. I want to love and be loved every minute of every day - life is far too short for anything else. I can't thrive through hostility in the place that takes up most of my waking hours.

I'm glad that my office, relatively small though it may be, does care about work comaraderie. I wouldn't necessarily call us all "friends," but we're pleasant acquaintences. We can talk about our lives on the surface - flooded basements, kindergarten graduations, the local baseball game - and have someone respond with enthusiasm and interest. We can have some moments of frustration and vulnerability. We can laugh and easily make small talk while waiting for the meeting to start, or after it's over. It means coming into the office every day and seeing smiles and people saying "good morning!" and meaning it. We will have an event every three or four months that asks everyone to stay an hour later than usual - just an hour - to do something that's just fun. For every Reddit or Twitter post that decries this kind of activity being forced and unpaid labor and inauthentic HR-driven bullshit, well, I guess you get to miss out on tasting twenty different homemade chilis and some local beers and having a great time and laughing until your cheeks hurt.

Absolutely be cautious and protect your professional status. But I would like to believe, in this life, the people I meet day-to-day are good. That they, like me, want to make this world a more pleasant place than we found it. We should certainly look out for our own interests and livelihoods, but that doesn't mean we have to be distant or unfriendly. Work is, like it or not, where most of us will spend the majority of our work lives. Why not strive to make it a place where you feel alive?

[starryeyesmasc]

just flexed in the mirror and saw my triceps pop more than they ever have before. we stay winning