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Everyone an Ilja fan now, let me put you on some incredible game, WALTER and Ilja's UK Reign is just the tip of the iceberg. He is an incredible storyteller and has had the best love story ever told in the ring under his belt.
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Wrestledream synopsis.
Fake world champion defends fake world championship in match with opponents who are way better than him and cheats to win.
Russian/german loser debuts by pretending he’s a “composer”…cool.
Nick Wayne beat Jericho twice 🧨
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Shawn Michaels defined psychology as the ability to get a crowd to react to your match. He was sick of having crowds react big and out of touch men telling him he had no psychology in matches that were getting over. Something to think about.
Found and reported weird aggro resets around the layering near cities, for TB you can aggro reset any mob at 40 22 because the game is trying to layer you into the city, your mob may be killed by an invisible player on another layer
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Q: "Anniversary's coming up for your first game... do you remember the starting lineup that night?"
LEBRON: 🤔🤔🤔
October 29, 2026 will mark 23 years since @KingJames made his NBA debut... does he recall both teams' starting fives??
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i was like "oh that's kinda cool" and then they asked about him the kings lineup #ohfuckoff
Q: "Anniversary's coming up for your first game... do you remember the starting lineup that night?"
LEBRON: 🤔🤔🤔
October 29, 2026 will mark 23 years since @KingJames made his NBA debut... does he recall both teams' starting fives??
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Edge's best match since his return. Roman's best match ever. A Sunday for Bryan Danielson.
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"Nick Wayne beat Chris Jericho."
In case you missed it, @thenickwayne beat Chris Jericho.
Watch #AEWCollision LIVE on TBS + HBO Max
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This is the segment of the year for 2026. I do not make the rules.
#AEWDynamite
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They go way out of their way to protect Fletcher's finisher. The details have to matter in pro wrestling or there's no point in actually watching matches. People are so focused on the What, but "What?" is the least interesting question. Look to the How.
Darby Allin vs Kyle Fletcher
- Yes, I know you have grievances.
- Let's talk about them.
- The What is the least important question in pro wrestling.
- With Darby, it's all about the How.
- And Fletcher raises so many interesting possibilities for How.
segundacaida.blogspot.com/20…
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I see people complain about promotions not embracing the younger generation. WELL, HERE YOU GO. TNA made the move. Now it’s time to show them some support.
THE YOUNGEST IN CHARGE IS THE YOUNGEST TNA WORLD CHAMPION IN HISTORY!!!
LEON SLATER HAS DONE IT!!!
#TNABoundForGlory
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the best wrestlers in the world are adapting 10-15 year old Chuck Taylor bits (is a headlock on THE HARDEST PART OF THE RING more powerful?). we won, god bless.
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Such a great day with the girls at the Know-Hime Rice Festival 🌾😆 helping with the activities, it was a fun way to get outside and enjoy the nice weather!☀️
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To give you a sense of how badass Bob Hall is, he won a Nobel for his 2nd and 6th most cited papers.
Hall and Jones?
Hall and Jorgenson?
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Perhaps not widely known outside macro circles: The title of Woodford's Interest and Prices (the main reference in the prize motivation) is a tribute to Knut Wicksell's classic Geldzins und Güterpreise.
Wicksell's brilliant insight was that macroeconomic fluctuations are accompained with the actual interest rate deviating from the "natural rate of interest", r*. Through Woodford's work, this insight became microfounded, possible to operationalize and quantify, and it now forms the foundation of our institutions for macroeconomic stabilization, especially monetary policy.
In the introduction to Interest and Prices, Woodford writes that he learned Wicksellian macroeconomics from Axel Leijonhufvud. Quite a few Swedes in the intellectual background of today's prize!
As I imagine is also true for many other macroeconomists here, this prize feels personal to me.
Hall and Woodford have laid the foundations for an enormously fruitful body of research, one that encompasses my own research agenda on consumption, fluctuations and stabilization policy. My papers would not have existed were it not for their contributions.
So well deserved. Congratulations!!
