We have pretty much reached the end of prospects guaranteed to go in the second round and have now entered the realm of fringe prospects and guys who will likely not hear their names called on draft night. While they likely will not be candidates for the 45th pick, we still have two open two-way contracts and need some guys to fill them (assuming we don't just fill them with Yam and 45). Rather than make posts about each of the remaining prospects, I decided to lump them together in groups of 4. Let me know what you think about these prospects!

If you are interested in seeing the full list of prospect breakdowns with stats and pictures, feel free to check it out here.

Aaron Wiggins

Profile:

Position: Small Forward

Role: Two-Way Shot Creator

Age: 22

Nation: USA

Year: Junior

College: Maryland

Height: 6’5

Wingspan: 6’10

Weight: 190 lbs

Positives:

• Explosive athlete. He is a high flyer thanks to his solid vertical. He also plays with a lot of burst and is fairly quick overall.
• Decent shooter. His 3-point percentage during his junior year was solid but nothing special, however his 77.2 FT% inspires confidence in his shot’s ability to translate to the NBA. His mechanics are pretty solid, especially from the mid-range, and he has a smooth release.
• Shot creation upside. He is fairly good at creating his own shot off the dribble with stepbacks, spins, and dribble moves. He has a solid pull-up jumper and can knock down tough shots. He is also capable of hitting on turnaround jumpers.
• Solid finisher. He is capable of weaving his way through defenses before finishing at the rim. He is an explosive athlete and can get up for powerful dunks. He also uses his long arms and good air time to make more finesse finishes.
• Capable on-ball defender. He has the quickness and length to keep up with and contain players on the outside. He has quick hands and generates a fair number of on-ball steals. He uses his wingspan to contest shots and is pretty good at getting on-ball blocks at the rim.
• Active off-ball defender. He does a good job of reading the passing lanes and uses his length and explosiveness to jump out and intercept passes to create transition opportunities.
• Strong rebounder. He is very active on the glass and fights for boards. He has a good combination of length and vertical that allows him to secure rebounds over his opponents.

Negatives:

• St

CONNACHT: 15. Tiernan O'Halloran, 14. John Porch, 13. Sam Arnold, 12. Bundee Aki, 11. Matt Healy, 10. Jack Carty (c), 9. Kieran Marmion, 1. Matthew Burke, 2. Shane Delahunt, 3. Finlay Bealham, 4. Oisin Dowling, 5. Niall Murray, 6. Cian Prendergast, 7. Conor Oliver, 8. Jarrad Butler.

Replacements: 16. David Heffernan, 17. Tietie Tuimauga, 18. Jack Aungier, 19. Ultan Dillane, 20. Paul Boyle, 21. Caolin Blade, 22. Conor Fitzgerald, 23. Tom Farrell

LEICESTER TIGERS: 15. Bryce Hegarty, 14. Freddie Steward, 13. Matt Scott, 12. Juan Pablo Socino, 11. Kini Murimurivalu, 10. Freddie Burns, 9. Richard Wigglesworth, 1. Ellis Genge (c), 2. Nic Dolly, 3. Joe Heyes, 4. Harry Wells, 5. Calum Green, 6. Ollie Chessum, 7. Tommy Reffell, 8. Jasper Wiese.

Replacements: 16. Charlie Clare, 17. James Whitcombe, 18. Nephi Leatigaga, 19. Tom Manz, 20. Francois van Wyk, 21. Jack van Poortvliet, 22. Dan Kelly, 23. Hosea Saumaki

Ref: Mathieu Raynal (France)

Per moderator request updated with additional sources. SEIU 1000 is cracking apart, led by an abusive, divisive President who has threatened violence against Membership on multiple occasions. On December 19, Brown failed to call a Board meeting to order. He spent six hours calling on his hand picked supporters, who among other things called his main opponent within the union the Grand Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, and diagnosed Richard's opponents as having Borderline Personality Disorder (3:15-3:50, December 19 non-Board meeting). By not calling the meeting to order, Brown denied the Board the opportunity to consider and pass the 2022 budget. The Chief Financial Officer of SEIU resigned in protest earlier that week because of the absurd projections in the budget and because Brown spent $6 million without Board Approval on paying off the mortgage on the office building Local 1000 owns (8-11 hours of SEIU 1000 December 29 Board meeting, available on Local 1000 Facebook Page in second of two videos; letter from Mary Kay Henry to Richard Louis Brown December 16, 2021)

When Brown's biggest supporters (SEIU 1000 Chief of Staff Donna Snodgrass, UAW 2350--Seiu Staff union President Joyce Thomas Villaronga, SEIU 1000 General Counsel Anne Giese, Local 1000 Vice President Anica Walls and Local 1000 Vice President David Jimenez) told him that if a budget wasn't passed, that they wouldn't be paid (which is what it's about for all of the above people, who are either paid six figures by Local 1000, on full-time union leave, or both), Brown scheduled an emergency Board meeting for the 29th (source: five emails sent by Brown to membership between December 22 and December 29). At that meeting, Brown proposed a budget with an $8 million budget deficit (Brown forcecasts that member dues will increase by 22.5% in 2022 and 22% in 2023 despite the fact that membership is declining and Brown's platform calls for the halving the union dues (source, budget posted on SEIU website: https://www.seiu1000.org/post/local-1000-financial-statements?emci=33262764-1a68-ec11-94f6-0050f2e65e9b&emdi=678c562f-2068-ec11-94f6-0050f2e65e9b&ceid=78494367 Brown's 10 point platform emails sent to State servers and Brown's discussion with Kevin Menager, approximately 3:30-4:00 of second 12/29 video on SEIU Facebook Page dec

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“There’s a new fiesta in the making as we speak. It’s out at the Moontower. Full kegs, everybody’s going to be there—you ought to go.”

--David Wooderson

Hello again to all my fellow degenerate gamblers riding this cresting late-stage capitalist wave for both fun and profit! Many of us had a grand old time at the big $GME hootenanny (box social?) earlier this year. And some of us with a high tolerance for something or other are still hanging around that party smoking joints and talking with a bunch of primates about all the spooky shit on the back of the U.S. dollar. Ryan Cohen still shitposting sometimes-indecipherable muckety muck....it’s been fun. We get older, $GME stays the same age.

But there’s a new fiesta in the making. With some familiar faces in the mix again. And in case you weren’t yet convinced that this is all part of some weird simulation (and with apologies to our man DFV), the gods of the obvious have deemed this new play: Big Fucking Value—or $BGFV for short.

Now, before CNBC gets its panties in a bunch about those dastardly Reddit deviants colluding again with their mean internet words to hurt the widdle fee fees of the rich and obtuse, let’s be clear that even though many of the old GME gang seems to be in this thing (Hi again Rod!), it’s only because we each very much enjoy spotting asymmetric opportunities created by dumbasses—and, most importantly: We Like The Stock. As for me personally, I came to this BGFV party to do two things: drink some beer and kick some short seller’s ass. And I’m about all out of beer.

Wut BGFV

So let’s get right to it: what the fuck even is BGFV? Well, you insufferable coastal elite, Big 5 is a pretty straight-forward sporting goods chain headquartered in that little California hamlet where Q-tip once left his wallet. Their sporting goods stores are often found in the kind of place you might stumble upon if you’d ever put down that avocado toast and your vanilla latte and deign to visit Real America™. You know, to pick up a Real American baseball. Or maybe a camping stove. Or most definitely an AR-15 semi-automatic assault rifle. Which you might later open carry on the steps of a capitol statehouse like a fucking badass Because Second Amendment That’s Why.

Point is: Big 5 of El Segundo, First of its Name, is a

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

Our lovely reddit mods had the idea we should chip in and come up with a proper FAQ, because every day there are tons of posts about just a few similar topics. This is my attempt to make a remedy for this. If it helps even just one person, it will be worth it. I'll also be adding bunch of interesting facts for the new (or potential) holders, to catch up faster.

Q: What is Dogelon Mars?

R: It's an ERC-20 token (not a coin) running on Ethereum blockchain.

Q: Who made this token? Was it Musk?

R: No one knows. There are no facts, just theories. It is very unlikely the token was made by Elon Musk himself.

Q: When did the token launch?

R: Apr-23-2021 01:07:10 AM +UTC

TX: https://etherscan.io/tx/0xf50fb07c613bc862b3ae3e7a4039d28a5cc4000c395c31febe537feca1965123

Q: Where can I buy Dogelon?

TLDR: On both exchanges and swaps, almost 20 places online at the time of writing.

R: If you make yet another post about this topic, you will get tons of different replies, since everyone has their favorite place. If you want to make up your own mind, head to crypto directories like

https://www.coinmarketcap.com/currencies/dogelon/markets or

https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/dogelon-mars#markets

and see what the full picture is. Customers from USA might also need to filter the exchanges as not all of them are available to be used in full capacity in the US.

Q: How do you guys buy so much? My exchange has a limit on daily/weekly trading limit!

TLDR: We use other exchanges.

R: What you're seeing are probably the initial restrictions on a newly listed token. Don't worry, it will pass. If your favorite exchange just started trading dogelon, you can expect at least some of the following to be in effect for about 1-2 weeks since listing:

• daily trade limits
• deposit problems
• withdrawal restrictions
• large spread (difference between buy/sell price)
• different price to what you can see elsewhere

Q: I wanted to buy, but gas is so expensive right now! What can I do?

TLDR: Consider buying your tokens on an exchange instead.

R: Buying on swaps is great. You're totally anonymous and whatever you buy is yours to keep, in your own wallet. The downside (at least on Ethereum) are the miner's fees, so called gas. These can go

Ahh Wikipedia... truly one of the greatest achievements of the information age. It is a place where people can freely learn and share information on anything from art history to quantum mechanics. The simple and easy to use wiki format has been the foundation for many similar sites. You probably know about this already.

What you may not know about is the complicated bureaucracy behind the scenes. Wikipedia has many ranks and privileges for the users who keep things running. One of the top ranks is administrator, which gives them nearly total control over any page on the site. Because most administrators are from very specific fields of knowledge, many of them are not experts in IT. Some administrators did not fully understand the amount of power they wielded and decided to test the limits of their abilities by seeing if their administrative powers could affect crucial pages.

Deleting the Deletion Process

Our story begins on August 1, 2005. For a while at this point, the Votes for Deletion page (a place for people to vote on what to do for pages that are accused of not being notable enough for Wikipedia) had been the topic of a minor squabble between the administrators. The process of what to do after a vote was not clear for administrators if there was no consensus reached and it was hard to gauge what information should be kept if there was a consensus to merge multiple pages or set up a redirect. At one point, an administrator named David Gerard suggested removing the process entirely and making a new procedure for deleting pages. Unfortunately, another administrator, Ed Poor, took this suggestion too literally and deleted the entirety of the Votes for Deletion page.

When a Wikipedia page is deleted, it also removes the log of edits made to the page. And because the Votes for Deletion page was frequently edited by people nominating new articles and each nomination had numerous edits from discussions, there was a lot of history to delete. Additionally, the server had to change every page that linked to the Votes for Deletion page to a red link to show the page no longer existed. The servers struggled under the heavy load when they suddenly had to process the consequences of deleting one of the most important pages. While this did not ruin the website, it was enough to drastically slow things down and made it harder for edits to other pages to be published.

Fo

Do your worst!

The past month has been filled with UFO-related activity and disclosure progress. I just wanted to put it in perspective for those who feel like nothing is happening or who may have missed any of the developments.

More US government officials will come forward.

Lue says more people in government are preparing to step out of the shadows.

>Even though I’ve had a lot of people coming after me, I’ve also had a lot of people rally around me. I focus on those folks. It’s those folks that make you want to do this even more because they’re willing to get your back.

Curt asks if Lue is allowed to say their names.

>They haven’t come out of the shadows yet. They’re in the process and we’ll let that play out. But I think it will be quite obvious when they step out, because people are going to go, “Oh, that person? Oh my goodness. I didn’t know that person was with Lue.” So I’ll leave it at that. Another breadcrumb, right?

Robert Salas UFO and Nukes press conference.

At the UFOs and Nukes press conference, Robert Salas said in the coming “weeks and months” everyone will have to deal with the reality of UFOs.

>I fully realize the acceptance of the reality of this phenomenon is a giant leap for a lot of people. We all tend to be comfortable with what we already think we know and don’t want to rock the boat or change our perceptions of things. But we humans have had to deal with all sorts of new things on our evolutionary path.

>In the coming days and months, I think we’ll all have to deal with this reality because there is abundant and sober evidence, past and present, of the reality of UAP. It’s undeniable.

Salas also confirmed in a tweet that a major news network is producing a segment on his press conference.

>There was a film crew at the press conference who is producing a news program on this subject for a major news outlet. I am not at liberty, at this time, to say which one. Stay tuned.

ICER

In his interview on That UFO Podcast, Paolo Guizzardi of ICER says the next important event will be the US government acknowledging the possibility that UFOs indicate ET life.

>This is my opinion, but not just my opinion that there is a plan for disclosure, of course gradual process of disclosure, and

I'm surprised it hasn't decade.

Edmonton Elks (3-10) @ BC Lions (4-9)

Kickoff: 10:30 PM ET at BC Place

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For context I'm a Refuse Driver (Garbage man) & today I was on food waste. After I'd tipped I was checking the wagon for any defects when I spotted a lone pea balanced on the lifts.

I said "hey look, an escaPEA"

No one near me but it didn't half make me laugh for a good hour or so!

Edit: I can't believe how much this has blown up. Thank you everyone I've had a blast reading through the replies 😂

15 Bryce Hegarty [4] 14 Freddie Steward [42] 13 Matt Scott [32] 12 Dan Kelly [28] 11 Hosea Saumaki [4] 10 Freddie Burns [83] 9 Ben Youngs [270] 1 Nephi Leatigaga [51] 2 Nic Dolly [10] 3 Joe Heyes [82] 4 Harry Wells [135] 5 Eli Snyman [6] 6 George Martin [25] 7 Tommy Reffell [57] 8 Jasper Wiese [25]

REPLACEMENTS 16 Julián Montoya [11] 17 James Whitcombe [9] 18 Dan Cole [274] 19 Calum Green [70] 20 Ollie Chessum [18] 21 Marco van Staden [6] 22 Jack van Poortvliet [30] 23 Guy Porter [27]

Connacht Rugby: 15 Tiernan O'Halloran, 14 John Porch, 13 Sam Arnold, 12 Bundee Aki, 11 Alex Wootton, 10 Jack Carty (c), 9 Kieran Marmion; 1 Matthew Burke, 2 David Heffernan, 3 Finlay Bealham, 4 Ultan Dillane, 5 Niall Murray, 6 Cian Prendergast, 7 Conor Oliver, 8 Jarrad Butler.

Replacements: 16 Shane Delahunt, 17 Tietie Tuimauga, 18 Jack Aungier, 19 Leva Fifita, 20 Abraham Papali'i, 21 Caolin Blade, 22 Conor Fitzgerald, 23 Diarmuid Kilgallen

BC Lions (4-7) @ Hamilton Tiger-Cats (6-5)

Kickoff: 7:00 PM ET at Tim Hortons Field

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