Wow!
Jordan love of the packers is a stud.
Check out this catch in the endzone, too!
Stanford needs to recruit more guys like this!

Abbott Labs to pay $105 per share for Exact Sciences.
The largest takeover in medical diagnostic space history.
$21 Billion.

Thank you Abbott CEO Robert Ford.
I was growing tired of the massive spending and volatility at EXAS.

Been a long journey since 2008 when the company was trading as low as 0.38 cents a share.
Bought my first 5,000 shares for $2.10

Abbott to Buy Cancer-Screener Exact Sciences for $21 Billion

These obviously faked videos are brought to you by Amazon, but still pretty funny!

> The OT Feels Good Thread

got my teeth cleaned this morning, and it dint hurt a'tall (except a billing pinch)
signed, snuck off to Flower Street elementary in the 50s, to avoid a 2nd-ever dental session
# woo-hoo

Congratulations.
You should buy some EXAS graphic and frame it.
Once in a lifetime!

Not quite as thrilling, but yeah, okay! We'll take it!!!!

I swear to God, the people who don't click on this thread are missing out!

Had breakfast here this morning.
Heard it was Concord Tom approved!

Never heard of it.
But I can see that my beloved grandmother was born in a house 4.5 blocks away.
And 4.5 blocks away from a building her grandfather built.
And 3 blocks away from ….
2.5 miles from where my babies were brought home.

Thanks for the memories!

Was it good?
Should I go for an omelette, or…?

Diablo Wags Approved!

Just picked-up this "like new" refurbished Dell Precision 5860 Workstation.
Comes with a 3 year in-home warranty but I picked up a 4th year for an additional $125.

So easy working with Dell.

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Featuring Berkeley campus




This user also has 300 old city scenes, including 1906 "a trip down market street " and 1938 San Francisco.

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Cool video, though quite a bit of it seemed staged to me. Either that or pedestrians had little in the way of self preservation back then. Also nice to see what BART looked like back in the 1940s, before we rebuilt it at hideous expense in the early 1970s.

There are more and more of these old films being restored and posted, including a famous Trip Down Market Street days before the 1906 earthquake.
I enjoy watching and considering how society has changed.
Not only have buildings changed, transportation methods, and clothing styles, but cultural beliefs, norms, and understanding of our place in the universe.
Reflecting on the past helps me know myself and what matters. I place my parents, grandparents in certain scenes. Like, the bay bridge train lanes, or the

Key system trolley in the east bay… I'd always heard my grandfather talk about, but here I get to see how it was.

I think in the future we'll have VTOL's, vertical take off and landing, vehicles, and things will become vastly different again.

In 1900, there were no cars.
In 2000, the skies were empty.
In 2100, the skies will be filled and people will not only never see the stars, but they won't ever see a virgin sky.

Say, that could be the title for a science fiction book! I just thought of that.
Maybe Unbroken Sky is a better phrase. Hmmm.

Enjoy the film. And your day.

Wow, the old feels good thread.

I am looking for a particular thread, and discovering all sorts of ones I never read to begin with. That feels good, to not have to read the same nonsense from the same nonsensical posters.

# gobears
signed, no sense bar

This war looks like it's going to end soon without any nuclear exchanges as Trump tacoes. No more incinerated little girls and GIs in harm's way, and a massive setback to the neocons and their endless war agenda.

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This war looks like it's going to end soon without any nuclear exchanges as Trump tacoes. No more incinerated little girls and GIs in harm's way, and a massive setback to the neocons and their endless war agenda.

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This war looks like it's going to end soon without any nuclear exchanges as Trump tacoes. No more incinerated little girls and GIs in harm's way, and a massive setback to the neocons and their endless war agenda.

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That's quite a spin job

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Kind of like how Trump said it was the Iranians that blew up the schoolgirls?

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This war looks like it's going to end soon without any nuclear exchanges as Trump tacoes. No more incinerated little girls and GIs in harm's way, and a massive setback to the neocons and their endless war agenda.

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That's quite a spin job

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Kind of like how Trump said it was the Iranians that blew up the schoolgirls?

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Kind of like how you claim Trump is a pedo but can't produce any evidence

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As if I had access to the millions of files blocked by Kash Patel.

Rep. Thomas Massie says Trump called him on the House floor after he pushed to release the Epstein files.

Trump told him three times: "I'm coming at you like you've never seen in your life." pic.twitter.com/5k6myY9bV1

— Epstein File Search (@epsteinsearchin) March 10, 2026

Kindly, sir. From page 1, post 1:

What happened good in your life today?

The rules of this thread is that you cannot go negative, you cannot mock or use sarcasm to insult anyone. No politics. Keep it personal.

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I swear to God, the people who don't click on this thread are missing out!

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yeah (or not), but now i'm missing this long gone potty mouth..
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lenny_Bruce


btw, here's a not half bad flick, starring Dustin Hoffman in the lead role, directed by Bob Fosse, earning 6 oscar noms (but no wins)..
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0071746/