See 12 year old Zach a patron of IHYD go head to head w/ Kyle Hill in more spicy madness. This is the last episode of season 1 and Joe’s final episode, season 2 starts in January!! We have already shot 7 new episodes with amazing new guests and are excited to kick off the year on good footing. Thanks to everyone for helping us have a great first year. I appreciate you all. Really excited for season 2. Until then see Zach totally kill it, this kid is a future star!!!!
Watch Now: youtu.be/odnFP-1JthE
#MagicTheGathering #mtgcommamder #mtg @michaeldlynch would like to thank our sponsors @cashcardsunltd @StockXCards @DragonShield_ @AlterSleeves
Hearing these two names from several sources, including folks on campus & on boards. Thoughts on these two?
Pitchfork asked a bunch of artists their favorite albums from the last 25 years
>#Bun B
Radiohead’s OK Computer (1997)
>Summer 1997. I was in a very strange place at this time. I was more famous than I’d ever been due to the recent release of Ridin’ Dirty. I was also in the first year of the relationship with my now-wife Queenie. So there was a lot of professional as well as personal stress on me. I couldn’t find anything to relax me. Then one night, watching MTV, I saw the “Paranoid Android” video. Suddenly, for some reason, this calm washed over me. It seemed like this song was speaking to me. I bought the album the next day and everything about it made sense. While very dense and layered at times, it was still very melodic and easy to listen to. And a lot of what they spoke about then still resonates to this day. So even now, when life starts moving too fast, OK Computer is still there to help slow it down for me.
>#Dave Portner/Avey Tare (Animal Collective)
Quasimoto’s The Unseen (2000)
>The summer of 2000 was a high point for AC. Creatively, we were at the start of what would become our most free and exploratory era and on the cusp of a journey that continues today. It seems almost serendipitous that The Unseen appeared just before the summer kicked into full gear and became our soundtrack. It was lo-fi, it was mysterious, it was part sound collage, part hook-ridden hip-hop, and part mushroom trip. (Rumors circulated that Madlib mixed the whole thing while tripping.)
>We felt a kinship with the record-digger personality who could easily sample Alice Coltrane’s free piano and place it beside the soundtrack to La Planète Sauvage, making it all groove while still being a bit unhinged. It was transportive and alien but also grounded and familiar in the traditions of jazz, rap, and psychedelic music that it adhered to. It gleamed in so many of the ways we wanted to present AC: mysterious characters from another world who would infect the current trends with our own personalities and something a bit different. Never wanting to be copycats, we just hoped we could make something as personal and special. We still do.
>#Lil B Pastor Troy’s We Ready I Declare War (1999)
>This album is a super-special, self-produced, all-around classic. I always come back to this tape and listen and hear something new! It’s a very inspir
... keep reading on reddit ➡> First impressions are important. > > But newly acquired Grizzlies big man Steven Adams hopes they aren’t too important. > > At his first public event since being traded to the Grizzlies on Wednesday afternoon — boxing up teacher kits for 650 classrooms — the 7-foot New Zealander was hoping a little bit of community service would go a long way in mending his relationship with Memphis. In 2014, his first season in the league, it got off to a rocky start.
> Longtime Grizzlies fans certainly have not forgotten. > > “My reputation here is actually not that great I don’t think,” Adams said. “Because Z-Bo (Zach Randolph) punched me in the face as a rookie, and then you guys lost Game 7 because of it — just to bring up some old stuff.” > > Whoops. Here is the good news: Adams can appreciate that intensity now — he laughs about it. > > “I definitely remember the type of battles (in Memphis), because they had a real gritty team,” he said. “(Oklahoma City) had a gritty team. Memphis had a gritty team. But Memphis has always been known as the Grindhouse, you know what I mean? > > “I think I have a good idea (what the culture is like), from playing against it. But I’ll just have to see what it is like when you are a part of it.”
> Adams’ cheery attitude and jovial personality belong in Memphis now as the new gargantuan in the frontcourt. All that is left to do is explore the city and get to know his new teammates. > > “Everyone is bloody young, mate!” Adams shouted. “Everyone is young! But we are here to play basketball, and that’s how we communicate through that. You get to know everyone that way.” >
That is all thanks
The stars have aligned and it appears Zach Wilson and Taysom Hill will be starting for the Jets and Saints respectively.
Is this the first time two BYU QBs have ever gone head to head in an NFL game?
I'm surprised BYU sports writers aren't talking about this.
when Zach said "say you were being bullied in school: If you have our music in your headphones, no one is really bullying you anymore. It's like taking a pill that makes you super-human." it made me cry for 30 minutes because I have grown up in an area where its really hard for guys to express their emotions and for the past 4 years I have been extremely alone occasionally talking to some therapist for a week and then quitting out of paranoia, and obviously it isn't the same as bullying but I like to think it has the same sentiment with offering an escape and company. sorry for wasting your time.
https://pitchfork.com/features/interview/9004-death-gripz/ Link to post if you wanna read yourself.
Been searching for it and can't find a physical copy anywhere, would love to have one (specially if it comes with the album too)
1ppr, 1qb.
Current QB is Mayfield.
Current RBs are Montgomery and a bunch of flyers (e.g. Trey Sermon).
Current TE is Higbee and Gronk.
Other WRs are Mike Williams, Scary Terry, and Cobb.
The team is currently 3-5, but not out of the hunt yet.
I don't know if anyone knows this, but in the song "LURK" by 1800 pain, they sample a clip from the hella "Portals" documentary where Zach hill says, "and actually there's a couple answers to that, and one of them actually is a dark truth". I tried to find a post about this, but I couldn't find one.
