Hmm, good question. Skating has been his weakness.I wonder if the move has any implications about Pasta continuing to work with Barb Underhill. She's on Guelph's coaching staff, but I wonder if the Ducks have her under contract separately. Her bio page on Guelph's website says she "previously" worked with the Ducks.
And a second. Two assists for lacombe tonightLacombe has an assist for Minnesota
And a second. Two assists for lacombe tonight
Pasta may get to play with Ty Voit, who is currently leading the OHL in scoring.
What's that about? Saw a bunch of accounts start announcing their other socials as if it's inevitable the platform will collapse. Don't know the full story.With Twitter dying I'm going to have to find a different way to post prospect clips. Oh well.
Short version is Elon musk offered to buy Twitter as a joke, tried to get out of it and couldn't, and has now either fired or alienated the vast majority of Twitter's workforce, leaving the company in disarray. No telling how much longer it lasts.What's that about? Saw a bunch of accounts start announcing their other socials as if it's inevitable the platform will collapse. Don't know the full story.
Surely you jest. That sounds like a plot synopsis of a Coen Brothers comedy.Short version is Elon musk offered to buy Twitter as a joke, tried to get out of it and couldn't, and has now either fired or alienated the vast majority of Twitter's workforce, leaving the company in disarray. No telling how much longer it lasts.
That version is actually mild in comparison to all of the real world details.Surely you jest. That sounds like a plot synopsis of a Coen Brothers comedy.
That version is actually mild in comparison to all of the real world details.
There was a video of a Twitter employees day and it was a joke. Looked like hardly any work was being done by the 7500 employees.Not to get too far off topic, but I laugh when ever I think about how Twitter possibly had 7500 employees. As someone who works in software I would love to know how many of those were actual designers, software engineers, QA engineers, or server engineers. I'm willing to bet less then 25% of the workforce.