San Antonio Sport News

submitted by /u/mksports41 to u/mksports41
[link] [comments]

Because UTSA -UTSA -UTSA -UTSA

submitted by /u/kingharis to r/Jokes
[link] [comments]

Hi!

Short story, I was riding on bmx for 10 years, had a huge dumb af crash that forced a break from riding for years to recover my hip, took on a different sport but my inner biker is yearning for the ride, since I’m an adult person now I think I’ll have a lot more fun on a bike for adults with suspension hahaha.

I’ll probably be sending some drops on weekends and when I go biking in the mountains but I’ll use the bike mainly for cruising around from home to work and fast forest trails everyday because I have them near my workplace. Skillwise I was really sending it on my small bike so I would like something that will keep up.

I have an option to get discount on Marin bikes, was thinking about team marin or san quentin 3 but maybe there’s something better (I personally think san quentin for 2024 is hideous) I’m in Europe and my budget is like 1400€, I could stretch it a bit if it’s really worth it.

Thanks!

submitted by /u/Shadow_of_my_balls to r/MTB
[link] [comments]

Top 30 Prospect Performance

Low-A Modesto

Prospect Performance Position Age Ranking Colt Emerson 0-5, 2R, BB Shortstop 18 Mariners #3 Lazaro Montes 2-5, 2R, 2RBI, BB Outfield 19 Mariners #4 Tai Peete 1-3, 2R, 2RBI, 2BB Third Base 19 Mariners #7 Michael Arroyo 1-4, BB Second Base 19 Mariners #9 Aidan Smith 1-5, R, RBI Outfield 19 Mariners #14 Brody Hopkins 3.0IP, 2H, 3BB, 1ER, 6K Pitcher 22 Mariners #26 Luis Suisbel 3-5, R, 2RBI Infield 20 Mariners #30

High-A Everett

Prospect Performance Position Age Ranking Michael Morales 5.0IP, 6H, 2BB, 5ER, 4K Pitcher 21 Mariners #13 Ben Williamson 1-4 Third Base 23 Mariners #16

AA Arkansas

Prospect Performance Position Age Ranking Harry Ford 2-4, 2B, R Catcher 21 Mariners #2 Tyler Locklear 1-2, R, BB, SB, HBP First Base 23 Mariners #8 Alberto Rodriguez 1-4, 2RBI Outfield 23 Mariners #24

AAA Tacoma

Prospect Performance Position Age Ranking Jonatan Clase 0-4, BB Outfield 21 Mariners #10 Ryan Bliss 1-4, 2B, R Second Base 24 Mariners #12

Unranked Excellence

Prospect Performance Level Age Positon Caleb Cali 3-6, HR, 2-2B, 3R, 3RBI Low-A 23 Third Base Connor Charping 3-4, 2B, 2R, 2RBI, BB Low-A 25 Catcher Reid VanScoter 6.0IP, 5H, 2BB, 1ER, 4K AA 25 Pitcher Casey Lawrence 6.0IP, 7H, 2BB, 3ER, 4K AAA 36 Pitcher

Final Scores

Modesto defeats Rancho 14-6

Hillsboro defeats Everett 6-3

Arkansas defeats Springfield San Antonio 5-3

Sacramento defeats Tacoma 6-4

Highlights

Lazaro Montes' RBI single.

[Brody Hopkins strikes out six.](https://twitter.com/MiLBMariners/status/1785509633404391451

Standings

Affiliate Record Standings Diff Level Modesto Nuts 15-5 1st in division +74 Low-A Everett AquaSox 7-15 5th in division -13 High-A Arkansas Travelers 14-8 2nd in division +18 AA Tacoma Rainiers 17-11 2nd in division +49 AAA

Prospect Performances Index | 2024 | 2023 | 2022 | 2021 |

submitted by /u/NevermoreSEA to r/Mariners
[link] [comments]

• 1- Alex Sarr (PF/C)- Detroit Pistons
• 2- Nikola Topic (PG)- Washington Wizards
• 3- Ron Holland (SF/PF)- Portland Trail Blazers
• 4- Reed Sheppard (PG/SG)- Charlotte Hornets
• 5- Rob Dillingham (PG)- San Antonio Spurs
• 6- Zaccharie Risacher (SF)- Toronto Raptors
• 7- Donovan Clingan (C)- Memphis Grizzlies
• 8- Stephon Castle (PG/SG)- Utah Jazz

• 9- Cody Williams (SF/PF)- Houston Rockets via Brooklyn Nets

• 10- Matas Buzelis (SF)- Atlanta Hawks

• 11- Tyler Smith (SF/PF)- Chicago Bulls as a surprise pick

• 12- Dalton Knecht (SG/SF)- OKC Thunder as a surprise pick; gives OKC another spot up shooter and Knecht is a marksman so adding him to that young core in OKC...my God

• 13- Jared McCain (PG/SG)- Sacramento Kings

• 14- Ja'Kobe Walter (SG)- Portland Trail Blazers via Golden State Warriors

• 15- Devin Carter (PG/SG)- Miami Heat; perfect fit for the Heat; rebounds...hustles but just embodies Miami in terms of attitude and personality I know Butler would love Devin Carter

• 16- Kevin McCullar (SG)- Orlando Magic; perfect 3 & D type player for the Magic

• 17- Isaiah Collier (PG)- Toronto Raptors via Indiana Pacers; Collier gives the Raptors their point guard for the future and not to mention you can build a perfect guard rotation between him and Quickley at the 1 guard spot or you could have Collier even start at point guard in his rookie year and then move Quickley to shooting guard plus his ball handling is suited for Toronto

• 18- Kyle Filipowski (PF/C)- New Orleans Pelicans via Los Angeles Lakers; but I can see the Pelicans giving this pick to the Lakers because of this being a weak draft class and the Pelicans instead get the Lakers' 2025 pick in a much stronger class; Filipowski to the Lakers gives them a big who can stretch the floor, shoot, rebound and his defense would be a fit next to Anthony Davis...both Filipowski and AD being 7 footers you could have a Twin Towers set up in LA

• 19- Kyshawn George (SG)- Philadelphia 76ers; Kyshawn at 2 guard with Maxey at the 1 guard spot...I actually like this pick for the Sixers

• 20- Tristan Da Silva (SF/PF)- Cleveland Cavaliers; Da Silva being more NBA ready would be able to fit in the Cavs offense alongside Garland and Spida Mitchell but also him playing the 3 or the 4 he is essentially perfect for them fit wise

• 21- Zach Edey (C)- New Orleans Pelicans via Milwaukee Bucks; Pelicans with their pick here go Zach Edey and Edey not only gives them more depth at the big position but Edey with his defense is exactly why I can also see him on the Pelicans; JV still there with Edey...I love the fit

• 22- Tidjane Salaun (SF/PF)- Milwaukee Bucks via New Orleans Pelicans; Bucks have to get younger because so many guys on this team getting up there in age and with Salaun on this team you could develop him; groom him to be Giannis 2.0 but younger

• 23- Carlton "Bub" Carrington (PG)- Phoenix Suns; Suns need a point guard badly in the worst way and they don't have one...cue Carrington who would be playing alongside KD, Beal and Booker...who better to learn from than these 3 players? Facilitate and playmake as a 1 guard...Phoenix needs that making it easier for Beal, KD and Booker to be more effective

• 24- Yves Missi (C)- New York Knicks; perfect draft choice for the Knicks...why? Missi gives them not only their big their 5 for the future but Missi's upside...his ceiling is perfect considering the defensive culture in New York and I know Thibs he would love Missi

• 25- Johnny Furphy (SF)- New York Knicks

• 26- Terrence Shannon Jr (SG)- Washington Wizards via Los Angeles Clippers

• 27- Hunter Sallis (SG)- Minnesota Timberwolves; Sallis projected to be a 2nd Round pick but I would have him go 1st Round to the T Wolves and he would be perfect depth off the bench for Ant Man especially as a 2 guard

• 28- Bobi Klintman (SF/PF)- Denver Nuggets; Klintman in a system with Jokic, Murray, MPJ and Gordon...he would be able to adjust to the NBA quite well and with Klintman he would easily be able to come off the bench with the 2nd unit where he could actually have 6th Man type potential

• 29- Juan Nunez (PG)- Utah Jazz via OKC Thunder; Nunez gives them their more traditional 1 guard who can not only play the 1 but can facilitate the offense, playmake, pass but is not selfish

• 30- Ryan Dunn (SF)- Boston Celtics; just the idea of Dunn on my Celtics with Jrue Holiday, Derrick White and company; defensively it would be scary but in a good way because teams on defensive standpoint wouldn't be able to score on us; Dunn would easily come off our bench with 2nd unit

submitted by /u/Tg11T to r/NBA_Draft
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/EchoJobs to r/SFtechJobs
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/EchoJobs to r/SanFranciscoTechJobs
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/SanAntonioMtg to u/SanAntonioMtg
[link] [comments]

I would like to ask if there is an outage in Makati around San Antonio Village because red los lang siya since 2am?

submitted by /u/Separate_Hamster8822 to r/ConvergePH
[link] [comments]

I grew up here. Been out the army for about a year now. I had an under the table job for awhile driving medicine to Austin for heb but got let go in November. Need a job asap. I joined the army when I was 19 i’m now 24 & don’t know where to start. Any suggestions? Please. Thank you.

submitted by /u/MarionberryAmazing93 to r/sanantonio
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Strong_Tell499 to r/USJobLeads
[link] [comments]

Let’s be positive… often fans don’t take a minute to smell the roses.

This is Magic vs Bird type stuff between these two guys. Edwards is playing like at least a new Kobe and maybe a new Jordan. Wemby is the extreme of the analytics era - lengthy, dynamic defender who can shoot, dribble and pass - he’s the golden goose.

One is super charismatic and cool, the other is a Duncan type in San Antonio.

There’s a great chance that in 50 years, if you asked a kid to go back in time and watch their favourite players or the most famous etc, it’s these two guys squaring off.

submitted by /u/KamalaHarrisFan2024 to r/NBATalk
[link] [comments]

It was supposed to be the safest time of month. Seriously, there’s only a small window every 28 days or so when any risk exists, and I was at the furthest point from it.

That’s how I found myself in the rural space between San Antonio and Austin a few weeks ago, traipsing with my tripod and praying to whatever deity that would listen for a break in the clouds.

“Just hang out at the campsite,” Mitch had told me as he cracked another Rolling Rock. “We can still kind of see the eclipse when it’s cloudy.”

“I didn’t buy a $1,913 Nikon Z9 for ‘kind of’,” I answered as I packed up my Corolla. “I’ll follow the sun.”

So I left behind the friends who had driven with me to Texas and headed out alone, desperate for some solar clarity. I’d been waiting seven years for this, and didn’t want it ruined.

Which is why I pulled off the road and climbed through a field that seemed to be entirely composed of thorns and bugs. I’m sorry I messed with you, Texas, but what the fuck. Anyway, I was out by myself in the middle of nowhere, which is how all intelligent decisions start, when I heard it behind me.

I had no desire to turn around, of course, because I had finally almost sort of gotten a good angle of the eclipsing sun in an extremely narrow patch between the clouds.

Then it happened. I still get chills thinking about it. I experienced nighttime at 1:30 p. m. By myself in the field, I looked around at the world I thought I knew and I saw something different. Heart pounding, I peered into the lens and took as many pictures of totality as I could.

The sounds behind me got louder at that point, but I wasn’t about to look back. I’d driven from L. A. for this. Totality would only be a few minutes. I just didn’t have time.

But the noises got closer. Something was moving toward me in this field that I had thought was abandoned. Heart beating faster, I kept my eyes on the lens, not wanting to miss a second. I told myself that I wasn’t afraid.

I was lying. What was creeping up behind me in the dark? At this point, I was more afraid of seeing it than anything else, but I told myself that I couldn’t look and miss even a single second of the solar event.

It got closer. I ignored it.

Then its hot breath steamed my neck.

I whipped around and stared at my sunny darkness intruder, ready to attack with my tripod.

Have you ever seen something so perfectly horrible that you can only feel removed from the situation and awestruck? That’s how I felt when the wolf-that-wasn’t-a-wolf-because-it-was-bipedal-and-six-feet-tall leered down at me, his jaw and tongue dripping low with hunger.

I fought hard against the need to pass out then and there. I understood immediately that I would be devoured for certain if unconscious, but only very probably if I stayed awake, so I focused on remaining upright. You’ve never really been afraid until you truly think you’re going to die.

I tried to run. That immediately failed as the anthropomorphic wolf pounced. I hit the ground hard and saw stars. My head spun with pain.

My dwindling thought was that at least the skies had lined up to see me off.

Then it got brighter. The wolf paused an inch from my chest, his wet nostrils flaring, staring at me with human eyes. He opened his mouth and lowered it to my shoulder.

It got brighter still. The eclipse was ending as he brushed up against my skin.

I held my breath, completely frozen.

He opened his mouth right as another break in the clouds brought the sun powerfully back. I braced for pain in my chest, but that was overridden by the agony in my ears as the wolf howled loud enough to be heard back in San Antonio.

I was powerless to stop him, and lacked any credit for the fact that he sprinted as far from me as he could get. I never saw him again.

*

“Did you get any good pictures of it?” Mitch asked. He let out an enormous belch.

“Huh?” I asked, my voice shaking as I threw all my camping gear into the Corolla without bothering to bag or organize it.

“You chased that eclipse into a God-forsaken field. I hope it was worth it.”

I slammed my trunk and spun on him, shaking from head to foot. “Don’t you ever talk to me about what’s God-forsaken,” I spat.

He stared back at me, one eyebrow raised. “Okay, man, geez. Just asking.” He folded his arms. “What’s eating you?”

*

Totality was on April 8th. A solar eclipse can only happen on a New Moon.

I’ve been working very hard at trying to forget it ever since then. But it’s very, very difficult to forget something when you’re working hard at it.

I thought I was almost there. I was eventually able to sleep through the night without waking up in a cold sweat.

But over the past couple of days, it’s been getting worse. It started as an itch. Now there’s a fiery pain in my shoulder that feels like it’s building into something bad. I tried to ignore it, which is of course brilliant advice for any medical condition. It can either get better or worse, right? That makes a 50-50 chance.

Then it got more painful, and I wondered what the worst could possibly be.

That’s when I thought to look at a calendar.

It makes no sense, of course. But none of what happened to me does.

We’re a week away from the next new moon. It’s the exact opposite point in time from a full moon.

Exactly when I’d least expect an attack.

I don’t know what to do. I’ve been in denial of the fact that it’s getting more difficult to handle silver, or my sudden craving for very rare steaks. I can’t handle another week of this.

Especially if it’s going to get worse.

Which forces me to ask the question:

After the new moon arrives, what then?

Read me!

W

E

Join

Check out my books!

submitted by /u/ByfelsDisciple to r/ByfelsDisciple
[link] [comments]

It was supposed to be the safest time of month. Seriously, there’s only a small window every 28 days or so when any risk exists, and I was at the furthest point from it.

That’s how I found myself in the rural space between San Antonio and Austin a few weeks ago, traipsing with my tripod and praying to whatever deity that would listen for a break in the clouds.

“Just hang out at the campsite,” Mitch had told me as he cracked another Rolling Rock. “We can still kind of see the eclipse when it’s cloudy.”

“I didn’t buy a $1,913 Nikon Z9 for ‘kind of’,” I answered as I packed up my Corolla. “I’ll follow the sun.”

So I left behind the friends who had driven with me to Texas and headed out alone, desperate for some solar clarity. I’d been waiting seven years for this, and didn’t want it ruined.

Which is why I pulled off the road and climbed through a field that seemed to be entirely composed of thorns and bugs. I’m sorry I messed with you, Texas, but what the fuck. Anyway, I was out by myself in the middle of nowhere, which is how all intelligent decisions start, when I heard it behind me.

I had no desire to turn around, of course, because I had finally almost sort of gotten a good angle of the eclipsing sun in an extremely narrow patch between the clouds.

Then it happened. I still get chills thinking about it. I experienced nighttime at 1:30 p. m. By myself in the field, I looked around at the world I thought I knew and I saw something different. Heart pounding, I peered into the lens and took as many pictures of totality as I could.

The sounds behind me got louder at that point, but I wasn’t about to look back. I’d driven from L. A. for this. Totality would only be a few minutes. I just didn’t have time.

But the noises got closer. Something was moving toward me in this field that I had thought was abandoned. Heart beating faster, I kept my eyes on the lens, not wanting to miss a second. I told myself that I wasn’t afraid.

I was lying. What was creeping up behind me in the dark? At this point, I was more afraid of seeing it than anything else, but I told myself that I couldn’t look and miss even a single second of the solar event.

It got closer. I ignored it.

Then its hot breath steamed my neck.

I whipped around and stared at my sunny darkness intruder, ready to attack with my tripod.

Have you ever seen something so perfectly horrible that you can only feel removed from the situation and awestruck? That’s how I felt when the wolf-that-wasn’t-a-wolf-because-it-was-bipedal-and-six-feet-tall leered down at me, his jaw and tongue dripping low with hunger.

I fought hard against the need to pass out then and there. I understood immediately that I would be devoured for certain if unconscious, but only very probably if I stayed awake, so I focused on remaining upright. You’ve never really been afraid until you truly think you’re going to die.

I tried to run. That immediately failed as the anthropomorphic wolf pounced. I hit the ground hard and saw stars. My head spun with pain.

My dwindling thought was that at least the skies had lined up to see me off.

Then it got brighter. The wolf paused an inch from my chest, his wet nostrils flaring, staring at me with human eyes. He opened his mouth and lowered it to my shoulder.

It got brighter still. The eclipse was ending as he brushed up against my skin.

I held my breath, completely frozen.

He opened his mouth right as another break in the clouds brought the sun powerfully back. I braced for pain in my chest, but that was overridden by the agony in my ears as the wolf howled loud enough to be heard back in San Antonio.

I was powerless to stop him, and lacked any credit for the fact that he sprinted as far from me as he could get. I never saw him again.

*

“Did you get any good pictures of it?” Mitch asked. He let out an enormous belch.

“Huh?” I asked, my voice shaking as I threw all my camping gear into the Corolla without bothering to bag or organize it.

“You chased that eclipse into a God-forsaken field. I hope it was worth it.”

I slammed my trunk and spun on him, shaking from head to foot. “Don’t you ever talk to me about what’s God-forsaken,” I spat.

He stared back at me, one eyebrow raised. “Okay, man, geez. Just asking.” He folded his arms. “What’s eating you?”

*

Totality was on April 8th. A solar eclipse can only happen on a New Moon.

I’ve been working very hard at trying to forget it ever since then. But it’s very, very difficult to forget something when you’re working hard at it.

I thought I was almost there. I was eventually able to sleep through the night without waking up in a cold sweat.

But over the past couple of days, it’s been getting worse. It started as an itch. Now there’s a fiery pain in my shoulder that feels like it’s building into something bad. I tried to ignore it, which is of course brilliant advice for any medical condition. It can either get better or worse, right? That makes a 50-50 chance.

Then it got more painful, and I wondered what the worst could possibly be.

That’s when I thought to look at a calendar.

It makes no sense, of course. But none of what happened to me does.

We’re a week away from the next new moon. It’s the exact opposite point in time from a full moon.

Exactly when I’d least expect an attack.

I don’t know what to do. I’ve been in denial of the fact that it’s getting more difficult to handle silver, or my sudden craving for very rare steaks. I can’t handle another week of this.

Especially if it’s going to get worse.

Which forces me to ask the question:

After the new moon arrives, what then?

submitted by /u/ByfelsDisciple to r/nosleep
[link] [comments]

submitted by /u/Candid_Reading_7267 to r/National_Pet_Adoption
[link] [comments]

Recherche Google ¿Por qué LA VAQUITA DE SAN ANTONIO? Cuenta la leyenda europea que en la Edad Media, una mariquita salvó la vida de un hombre acusado falsamente de asesinato. Al aterrizar sobre su cuello en el momento de su ejecución, el verdugo tuvo que protegerse primero del insistente insecto. Esto hizo que el juez reconsiderara el caso. La verdad salió a la luz poco después y el hombre inocente fue puesto en libertad. Esta historia destaca la creencia en la mariquita como amuleto de buena suerte y símbolo de protección divina. También ilustra la esperanza y el consuelo que las personas pueden encontrar en la naturaleza.

beteabondieu #vaquitadesanantonio submitted by /u/SolairePrediction to r/Baila_TangoArgentino
[link] [comments]

Are seasonal allergies dampening your outdoor adventures? Do pet dander or pollen make you reach for tissues constantly? If so, you might have considered allergy shots as a treatment option. In this guide, we'll delve deep into the world of allergy shots, also known as allergen immunotherapy. Are seasonal allergies dampening your outdoor adventures? Do pet dander or pollen make you reach for tissues constantly? If so, you might have considered allergy shots as a treatment option. In this guide, we'll delve deep into the world of allergy shots, also known as allergen immunotherapy, to provide you with all the essential information you need. Whether you're in San Antonio or elsewhere, understanding allergy shot treatment can offer relief from bothersome allergies.

What Are Allergy Shots?

Allergy shots are a form of treatment aimed at desensitizing your immune system to specific allergens that trigger allergic reactions. Administered by a trained allergist, these shots contain small amounts of allergens, gradually increasing over time. The goal is to help your body build tolerance to the allergens, reducing or even eliminating allergic symptoms.

How Do Allergy Shots Work?

When you receive allergy shots, your body's immune response is modified. Initially, you may receive injections once or twice a week, with the dose gradually increasing. This process, known as the buildup phase, typically lasts several months until you reach a maintenance dose. At this stage, you'll receive injections less frequently, usually every few weeks. Over time, your immune system becomes less reactive to the allergens, leading to a reduction in allergy symptoms.

Benefits of Allergy Shots

1. Long-term Relief: Unlike some medications that offer temporary relief, allergy shots can provide long-term benefits, even after treatment has stopped.
2. Reduced Need for Medications: As allergy symptoms improve, you may find yourself relying less on allergy medications, saving both money and hassle.
3. Prevents Allergy Progression: Allergy shots have been shown to prevent the development of new allergies and asthma in some cases.
4. Customized Treatment: Your allergist will tailor the allergy shot treatment to your specific allergens and symptoms, ensuring personalized care.

Finding an Allergist in San Antonio for Allergy Shots

If you're considering allergy shots in San Antonio, finding the right allergist is crucial. Look for board-certified allergists with experience in administering allergy shots. You can start by asking for recommendations from your primary care physician or searching online for "San Antonio allergist." Make sure to inquire about their experience, the types of allergens they treat, and their approach to allergy shot therapy.

Are There Allergy Shots Near Me?

Whether you're in San Antonio or any other location, allergy shots are often available at allergists' offices, clinics, and specialty centers. To find allergy shot providers near you, you can:

• Ask Your Doctor: Your primary care physician may be able to refer you to allergists or clinics offering allergy shot treatment.
• Check Online Directories: Websites like Healthgrades or Zocdoc allow you to search for allergists and filter by location and specialty.
• Contact Local Hospitals: Some hospitals have allergy clinics that offer comprehensive allergy testing and treatment, including allergy shots.

What to Expect During Allergy Shot Treatment

Before starting allergy shots, your allergist will conduct a thorough evaluation to determine if you're a suitable candidate. This may include allergy testing to identify specific allergens triggering your symptoms. Once treatment begins, here's what you can expect:

• Regular Appointments: During the buildup phase, you'll need to visit your allergist's office for injections as scheduled.
• Monitoring: Your allergist will monitor your progress and adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
• Possible Side Effects: While uncommon, allergy shots can cause local reactions such as redness or swelling at the injection site. In rare cases, more severe reactions may occur, which is why injections are administered in a medical setting where emergency treatment is available if needed.

Conclusion

Allergy shots offer a proactive approach to managing allergies by targeting the underlying cause rather than just the symptoms. Whether you're seeking relief from pollen, pet dander, or other allergens, allergy shot treatment can provide long-term benefits. If you're in San Antonio or elsewhere, consulting with an allergist experienced in administering allergy shots is the first step toward finding relief. With dedication and patience, allergy shots can help you reclaim your quality of life, allowing you to enjoy the great outdoors and furry companions without the burden of allergies.

submitted by /u/Premier_AllergyTx to u/Premier_AllergyTx
[link] [comments]

Hello!

​

This looks like primarily a skater sub but I'd just like to say hi to all the skaters here and any other fans.

​

"New Again" fan here, going to the "Bay Area Derby" bout on June 1st between the Oakland 'Outlaws' and the San Francisco 'Rolling Dead'.

​

For others going, easy to recognize me, I'll be the 50 year old guy who looks completely confused and clueless... ;)

​

About a decade ago or so I did sometimes see the Redding 'Angry Beavers' (that team seems like it did not make it) but other than that, I've really only seen slant-track in the 80s with my dad and sometimes flat-track on YouTube.

​

What inspired me to support a local league, someone I follow on Mastodon who lives somewhere in Pacific North-West posted about a scrimmage getting ready for their season and after the YouTube video, it's the names of the skaters that really got me to be rather nostalgic. I had forgotten how creative they are, how raw punk they are.

​

Anyway I did some research on the web on flat-track and I really like the league model, it seems so much purer than most sports leagues, and I was a bit saddened to see how many leagues were hit hard by the covid aftermath.

​

So...I think I'm going to try when I can to attend matches in my local league not currently as a fan of a specific team but as a fan of all the teams in the league. And hopefully the league can grow so an east Contra Costa County team can form and I can then be a fan of that team (and the league).

​

Well, if an east Contra Costa County team did form it might be part of SINtral Valley and not BAD but who knows.

​

Anyway I've said hello, so I'll go now, and I do look forward to June 1st!

submitted by /u/AnymooseProphet to r/rollerderby
[link] [comments]

Job Position @ company Salary Locations Principal Software Engineering Manager @ Microsoft USD 133k - 282k Oracle Cloud Finance @ PwC US, Seattle, WA, Albany, NY, Tampa, FL, Austin, TX, Chicago, IL, Los Angeles, CA, Detroit, MI, St. Louis, MO, Philadelphia, PA, Portland, OR, New York, NY, Washington, D.C., Denver, CO, Minneapolis, MN, Sacramento, CA, San Francisco, CA, Irvine, CA, Baltimore, MD, Nashville, TN, Salt Lake, UT, Houston, TX, Atlanta, GA, Dallas, TX, Boston, MA, Charlotte, NC Oracle Cloud Finance @ PwC Dallas, TX, Tampa, FL, Atlanta, GA, Los Angeles, CA, Salt Lake, UT, Seattle, WA, Portland, OR, Austin, TX, Washington, D.C., Minneapolis, MN, San Francisco, CA, Charlotte, NC, Baltimore, MD, Denver, CO, Nashville, TN, New York, NY, Chicago, IL, Milwaukee, WI, Houston, TX, US, Kansas City, MO, St. Louis, MO, Philadelphia, PA submitted by /u/EchoJobs to r/tampajobs
[link] [comments]

Job Position @ company Salary Locations Data Analyst @ Flock Safety USD 110k - 145k Software Engineer II @ Northwestern Mutual USD 82k - 153k Milwaukee, WI, US Lead API Software Transformation Engineer @ Northwestern Mutual USD 121k - 224k Milwaukee, WI, New York, NY, US Web Developer @ Worldcoin USD 85k - 125k San Francisco, CA Lead Embedded Software Engineer @ Worldcoin USD 287k - 350k San Francisco, CA, Munich, Germany DSP Architecture @ Qualcomm USD 148k - 222k Austin, TX, US, Remote VP Developer Intelligent Automation @ iCapital Network USD 157k - 160k US, Princeton, NJ Software Engineer @ Datavant USD 140k - 205k Remote, US Lead Software Engineer @ Datavant USD 180k - 350k US, Canada, Remote Infrastructure Engineer Network @ Datavant USD 140k - 180k Remote, US, Canada Data Scientist, Privacy Hub, US @ Datavant USD 135k - 175k US, Remote Data Engineer @ Datavant USD 90k - 130k Remote, US Data Analyst, Risk Adjustment @ Datavant USD 150k - 170k Remote, US Director of Software Engineering @ BloXroute Labs USD 150k - 200k New York, NY, Remote Director of Software Engineering @ BloXroute Labs USD 150k - 200k Chicago, IL, Remote Software Simulation Engineer I @ Relativity Space USD 115k - 146k Long Beach, CA Infrastructure Engineer II @ Cencora USD 84k - 120k Remote, US, Amarillo, TX Lead Database Engineer @ EMPower USD 109k - 158k Remote, US Software Engineer @ CHG Healthcare USD 102k - 247k Salt Lake, UT, US Lead Software Engineer @ Nuna Incorporated USD 165k - 230k US Software Engineer @ ROKT USD 160k - 270k Sydney, Australia, Australia Network Infrastructure Engineer Starlink @ SpaceX USD 100k - 135k Redmond, WA IT Systems Engineer O365 Platform @ SpaceX USD 120k - 160k Hawthorne, CA USA Software Engineer III @ Walmart USD 90k - 180k US, Remote USA Software Engineer III @ Walmart USD 90k - 180k US Software Engineer III @ Walmart USD 117k - 234k Sunnyvale, CA, US Software Engineer III Java @ Walmart USD 90k - 180k US Marketing Data Analyst @ Galileo USD 145k - 145k Remote, US Software Development Engineer Wallet Trust Graph @ IDme USD 161k - 252k Sunnyvale, CA, US Software Development Engineer III Wallet Trust Graph @ IDme USD 140k - 220k Sunnyvale, CA, US Software Engineer @ Motion USD 100k - 150k US, Remote Software Engineer @ Grammarly USD 124k - 321k Remote Hybrid Software Engineer @ Benchling USD 157k - 252k San Francisco, CA Software Engineer @ Benchling USD 134k - 252k San Francisco, CA QA Engineer @ Ava Labs USD 106k - 132k New York, NY, Remote, US QA Engineer @ Ava Labs USD 106k - 132k New York, NY, Remote, US Lead Engineer @ MongoDB USD 137k - 270k US C-17 Mechanical Systems Design Engineer Mid and Lead-Levels @ Boeing USD 102k - 167k US, Long Beach, CA Data Science Engineer Associate or Mid @ Boeing USD 96k - 164k US, Seattle, WA, Remote Hybrid E-7 Software Display Lead @ Boeing USD 161k - 218k US, Remote Hybrid Software Engineer @ EarnIn USD 148k - 181k US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Atlanta, GA, US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Atlanta, GA, US Director, Solutions Engineering @ Redox USD 160k - 160k Remote Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Atlanta, GA, US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA SOFTWARE ENGINEER @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Site Reliability Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Redmond, WA, US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer @ Microsoft USD 94k - 238k US, Redmond, WA Cloud Solution Architect @ Microsoft USD 101k - 213k San Francisco, CA, Mexico, Washington, D.C., Washington, DC, US Cloud Solution Architect @ Microsoft USD 101k - 213k US, Reston, VA Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Austin, TX, US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k Atlanta, GA, US Software Engineer 2 @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer II Full Stack @ Microsoft USD 79k - 153k British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Software Engineer @ Microsoft USD 76k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Software Engineer II @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k US, Redmond, WA Infrastructure Deployment Engineer Server @ Microsoft USD 94k - 198k San Antonio, TX, Phoenix, AZ, US, Atlanta, GA, Washington, D.C., Washington, DC, Austin, TX, Redmond, WA VP/Sales Director @ Nielsen USD 50k - 185k Atlanta, GA, Remote Director, Engineering - AI @ Sprout Social USD 260k - 300k Remote, US Software Engineering Director @ US Bank USD 145k - 187k US Lead Software Engineer Architect @ US Bank USD 129k - 167k Denver, CO, US submitted by /u/EchoJobs to r/CodingJobs
[link] [comments]