Tammy Howell @trackerAK

@riptank1927 and the Crepe Myrtle 🐓

Excuse me?? Are we just going to have everything chipped? Can’t we just own one thing once we buy it “The tire manufacturer embeds a chip and antenna between protective rubber layers cured into the tire. Its identifier contains a company prefix, a product reference, and a serial number, all of which is permanently locked after programming. That gives individual tires an identity that remains throughout the life cycle.”

@iamrodneysmith Welcome Home

as someone who got to know Alex before he passed, this will mean a lot Saturday

Alabama tree cutting crews are coming to my front gate in the morning at 7am. My address is 191 township rd calera al 35040. Appreciate anyone support that anyone can give me standing at my gate in the morning! They notified my attorney at 5:30 pm this afternoon!

I did everything I could to defend Mr Fenn, and he took this all the way to the Supreme Court of Alabama, but in the end? Alabama Power crushed him. My deepest apologies to Mr Fenn for failing to secure his land. I’m sorry, Sir. His message below:

Fenn Church @Gfennchurch

3 days ago

Extremely disappointed in the decision today from the Alabama Supreme Court to destroy the privacy of my home. Please keep your support and prayers coming.

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Not many people on earth thought Auburn had a chance tonight. But Alex Golesh's 12-year old son Bear saw it coming. An emotional Golesh telling that story: (awesome Q by @Jerryhump3)

Alex Golesh's parents left Moscow with two kids, four hundred dollars and no English. Today as coach of Auburn he beat number 1 Georgia His father was a telecommunications engineer. In New York he drove a truck. His mother was a medical aide. She cleaned houses. Their seven year old is the head coach at Auburn. Tonight he walked into Athens and beat number one Georgia on the road. Here is the whole thing. The Soviet Union was coming apart. Vladimir and Bella Golesh decided they were taking their sons out. Here is the father, on why. "We were scared." "We didn't know exactly what life would be like. We just knew we had to get to America." "Leaving Russia was the only decision." It took about two years of paperwork and interviews before they could go. An aunt in New York sponsored them and met them at the airport. They brought a few bags of clothes and four hundred dollars. Not one of them spoke the language. They landed in Brooklyn and lived in a two bedroom apartment above a bodega. Alex was seven and learned English at school. Now here is what he actually remembers about arriving in America. Bananas. "I loved bananas. That was like my thing." "They were really hard to get. They were like a delicacy almost." "Man, in America, you can get all the bananas you want." That was the measure of the whole country to a seven year old. You could have as many bananas as you wanted. He remembers the street vendors too, and wanting to try what he had only seen people on television having. "I was like, I just want to try that." "I thought it was the greatest thing I'd ever tasted." Later the family moved to Ohio because it was cheaper to live there. And that is where he saw this sport for the first time. Here is how he describes figuring out what he was watching. "These dudes are running around and hitting people, and it's encouraged. Like, people are clapping for people smacking people." "That was the first time I ever saw a college football game. I thought it was the coolest thing ever." Here is his wife Alexis. "I'm absolutely astonished every time I hear the story." "Alex had never even seen American football." And here is the line from him that explains all of it. "When you're a kid, you don't really know what you don't have." His father never stopped working. He drove for a pizza company, then managed a store, then ran a warehouse. And his mother, who got off that plane unable to say one sentence in English, works for a language translation service now. A man who fixed telephone lines in Moscow got in a truck in New York instead. His wife cleaned other people's houses. They did it with four hundred dollars and no way to ask anybody for help. Tonight their kid walked into Sanford Stadium and beat the best team in the country in front of its own crowd. 27 to 24, on a field goal at the end. Here is the last thing his father said about leaving. "We are free." For more stories like this, follow us on any platform @thesportsontap

Auburn K Alex McPherson was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis in the spring of 2024 and had his large intestine removed along with part of his colon. Two years later, he made the game-winning kick to knock off No. 1 Georgia ❤️

One game at a time 🦅 🗣️ @CoachGolesh

What a moment 🦅 @AlexMc83

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And Alabama got bent over today.. my Saturday is absolutely amazing how about yours?

I challenge you to script a better ending to this upset…you can’t 🧡🦅💙

🚨 THIS IS THE REAL FOREVER WAR 🚨 Alaska Senator Dan Sullivan just dropped a truth bomb the entire country needs to hear. Standing in a Marines cap and work jacket in front of a packed crowd, he held up the map of Alaska’s locked-up oil and gas resources and declared: “Ladies and gentlemen, the conflict in the Middle East is temporary. The true forever war is the national Democrats’ war against Alaskan oil and gas and our jobs.” 🛢️⚔️ While temporary conflicts overseas grab the headlines, Sullivan is pointing straight at the long-running battle to keep Alaska’s energy resources locked away — the same resources that power American energy independence and put Alaskans to work. The crowd erupted as he made the point. 🔥 This isn’t just about foreign policy. It’s about American jobs, energy security, and who gets to decide whether Alaska’s resources stay locked up or get developed. Agree or disagree? Drop your take below. 👇 #EnergyIndependence #Alaska #DanSullivan

The media keeps saying “MAGA is dead”… this is the line for Trump’s rally in Alaska. Thousands of people waiting out in the cold HOURS before the President takes the stage. These rallies are building more momentum across the country every day. We are going to win. x.com/johnnymaga/sta…

@bennyjohnson What a line it was! Amazing that President Trump made the massive effort to see us folks in Alaska! Surreal (and chilly 😂)

Master Sgt. John Teamer Delivers Moving National Anthem Rendition - 10/13/26

@Brick_Suit Any chance you’ll be able to clock in at the rally in Wasilla, Alaska ? 🤔😅🚗

Sorry, but I will only do business with American farmers and food manufacturers. If you have American-made food products, I would love to work with you. All my food products from my company, CousinTs.com, including my maple syrup, are made right here in America. Go to CousinTs.com if you would like to try some of my great American food Use Code (USA15) My Keto products will be back in stock soon!! And I have A LOT of new products coming!!

Terrence K. Williams @w_terrence

4 weeks ago

DON’T BUY IT THEN: To the losers saying they’d rather buy Canadian syrup than My American syrup because of Trump — that’s your choice. My company CousinTs.com is still going to support American producers and sell pure maple syrup tapped from American trees right here

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@sola_chad Congratulations! 🦅