Flooding In Historic Ellicott City July 30 2016 Takes Out The Clock
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by: Black Adam Schefter On Saturday, July 30, 2016
During the 2015 season, Dallas Cowboys o-line was perceived to be the best in the league, that was until QB Tony Romo got injured twice behind that line.
On Saturday, a photo was taken of Romo jogging out to training camp and he looked like he picked up all the weight Green bay Packers RB Eddie Lacy lost this offseason.
Romo pic.twitter.com/69W3fkoXYO
Jon Machota (@jonmachota) July 30, 2016
After a quick search on Twitter, it was just a really bad angle.
That first Snap you take and then you find your good angle pic.twitter.com/zeg2vpNkl0
Cowboys Nation (@CowboysNation) July 30, 2016
*insert Tony Romo fat joke* pic.twitter.com/0gZltLDdJy
Mark Cuban ENDORSES Hillary Clinton & Trashes Donald Trump at Pittsburgh Rally 7/30/16
The battle of the brash billionaires is on.
Entrepreneur Mark Cuban used Donald Trumps braggadocio to make the case for electing Hillary Clinton during a rally in his native Pittsburgh on Saturday.
Leadership is not yelling, and screaming and intimidating, said Cuban, the owner of the NBAs Dallas Mavericks and a panelist on ABCs Shark Tank. People like that in Pittsburgh are called a jagoff, he added, using pejorative Pittsburgh slang. Is there any bigger jagoff in the world than Donald Trump?
The endorsement ends the speculation over who the self-described independent would endorse. Last month, Cuban threatened to vote for Trump if Clinton chose as a running mate the tough-on-Wall Street Massachusetts senator Elizabeth Warren. And in May, he put himself forward as a vice-presidential candidate, telling ESPN Radios Capital Games podcast hed consider a spot on either ticket.
But on Saturday, there was no wavering.
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Im ready to vote for a true leader, Im ready to vote for the American dream, Cuban said. Im ready to tell the world that I am here to endorse Hillary Clinton.
Cuban opened his remarks by saying hello to Trump in Russian, mocking the real estate developers praise of Vladimir Putin. He shared his success story with the rambunctious crowd, detailing some of his early business failures and offered the audience some advice. What you dont do you dont ask daddy for a small loan of a million dollars, said Cuban, deriding Trump for taking, as he described it, a small loan from his father, a real estate developer in New York Citys outer boroughs.
Cuban visited Clintons Brooklyn headquarters and has been talking with her campaign chairman, John Podesta, according to a campaign aide. On Thursday, Cuban called Podesta before Clinton took the stage in Philadelphia to accept the Democratic partys nomination to say he was coming on board.
I want each and every one of you to know in Hillary Clintons America, the American dream is alive and well, Cuban said in his final pitch to the crowd, gushing with Pittsburgh pride. And theres no place that knows that better than Pittsburgh because we are an American dream city.
Clinton campaigned in Pittsburgh on Saturday evening as part of a three-day Rust Belt bus tour with her running mate, Tim Kaine. Bill Clinton joined her at the event, alongside Kaines wife, Anne Holton.
The candidate has brought her economic agenda to hard-hit manufacturing towns in hopes of undermining Trumps populist appeal in the region. Together on the trail, Clinton and Kaine have hammered Trump repeatedly for not making his branded products in America. He doesnt make a thing in America except bankruptcies, Clinton said at a rally on Friday.
On Saturday night, Clinton told more than 5,000 people who waited hours in line to hear her speak that as president she would make the wealthy pay their fair share. Sorry, Mark, she quipped.
Earlier in the day, the campaign buses rolled through Johnstown, a town in western Pennsylvania, a part of the state where Trump is hoping to win over white, working-class voters. Trumps campaign said in a statement Clintons visit there was akin to a robber visiting their victim and blamed Hillary-backed international trade agreements for the towns decline in employment.
Clinton said, continuing with an upbeat message: My mission from first day to my last, will be to create more opportunity and more good wages that will give people a chance at their own dreams.
Were going to create jobs in Pennsylvania and across America, especially in places that have been left out and left behind.
For the first time ever price mattered for Netflix. It seemed as if the mere fear of the pending price increase is what weakened U.S. numbers, Cramer said.
"I found myself thinking, at least they didn"t lose any," he said.
Before the second-quarter results, price had not mattered for Netflix. Cramer regarded it as part of a holy trinity of memberships that consumers were willing to pay for that also includes Costco and Amazon Prime.
No one knows why the un-grandfathered subscribers decided not to renew the service. Cramer noted that Netflix didn"t get it, either. He read over the comments from the team multiple times, and he still couldn"t figure it out. It did not make sense that subscribers would leave because of a few dollars, especially when compared to the price of a cable bill.
Cramer didn"t get the last miss from Netflix when it pinned most of the blame on Australia, either. He didn"t get it when Netflix also blamed the previous quarter miss on an issue with credit card migrations. But he was willing to overlook each one because he knew that the audience loved Netflix.
"Now, I am not so sure. You just shouldn"t be getting this level of Netflix cutting. And the lack of domestic growth isn"t being made up overseas, like it used to be," Cramer said.
This simply became one of those bad quarters that prompted Cramer to think the stock just can"t be bought because management didn"t give investors a reason to do so. It kept guidance for next year, but that was not enough.
With three straight quarters of misses, he doesn"t think the company will be able to get ahead of it until the "un-grandfathering" is finished at the end of the year.
"Perhaps you were listening to an old call, when the idea that someone wouldn"t pay up for Netflix was inconceivable. Not anymore," Cramer said.
The Story of Quincy Carter & Tony Romo, part 1 If there is one player in the history of college football, the NFL and of course indoor football that knows what a weight-challenged quarterback looks like it is former Kentucky quarterback Jared Lorenzen.
Apparently even Lorenzen has noticed that veteran Dallas Cowboys quarterback Tony Romo has packed on a few pounds in the offseason:
To be fair, Romo has been in recovery mode following a bad collarbone break in late November of last year.
Yet, one has to wonder what all-you-can-eat BBQ joint Romo has been hitting up while recovering and loathing his injury?
When the likes of the biggest QB in history notice youre packing on the poundsperhaps it is time to re-evaluate what you are doing with your life and your eating habits.
Then again, this could be the most unflattering camera angle in the history of professional photography and Romo could be completely yoked after furious workouts in the offseason. Either way, Romo certainly has questions to be answered coming in to the 2016 season as the leader of the Cowboys offense.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic Fantastic Goal - Manchester United vs Galatasaray 5-2 (30/07/2016)
The cancellation of Manchester Uniteds pre-season game with Manchester City in Beijing meant that several players missed out on improving their sharpness ahead of the 2016/17 season.
The upcoming friendly against Galatasaray in Gothenburg presents an excellent opportunity for those who havent had much game time to clock up some much-needed minutes before the season starts at Bournemouth on 14th August.
Marcus Rashford, who missed Man Uniteds first pre-season match against Wigan Athletic, played 45 minutes against Borussia Dortmund and made a positive impact, injecting energy and power into the game through a series of blistering runs, alongside a beautiful dummy to set up Henrikh Mkhitaryans goal. The 18-year-old definitely deserves longer than 45 minutes on Saturday to demonstrate his brilliance at No.9.
Elsewhere, Michael Carrick,another player who has only played 45 minutes in pre-season, should also feature from the start in preparation for his 11th season at Old Trafford. The 34-year-old dictated proceedings against Wigan, and his composure on the ball was sorely missed against a rampant Dortmund side.
The main positive that came out of the 4-1 loss to Dortmund was Luke Shaws superb performance. After 10 months on the sidelines, the 21-year-old was an effervescent force for the full 90 minutes on just his second start since returning from injury. His sheer energy and dedication after such a long time out, compounded by the 37 degrees heat and uneven pitch, was truly outstanding. Another start at left-back would see Shaw continue to rediscover his blistering form of last season.
KODAK BLACK NO FLOCKIN (Official Video) FREESTYLE (Prod. by VinnyxProd) Watch a new roundtable discussion from XXL, featuring Lil Uzi Vert, Lil Yachty, Kodak Black, 21 Savage and Denzel Curry.
If we"re talking "the new wave" (insert wave emoji), then generally, one of these five rappers is entering the discussion. All five are harbingers of a new sound in rap, sometimes met with criticism and confusion by an older generation, but generally met with acclaim if you"re talking to the youth that devour their music.
Lil Uzi Vert, Yachty, Kodak Black, 21 Savage and Denzel were all paired up in the latest XXL Freshmen Roundtable, which touches on fame and fans. Each rapper also goes on to describe what type of music they make, at least from their standpoint-- "I describe myself as a feel good rapper" Uzi says. Yachty tell us, "I make positivity music, the opposite of 21," with21 later chiming in, "I make murder music."
