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An interesting article on life in the NIL era. In addition to the University of Colorado's large contingent of media staff, Deion Sanders, Jr. has a separate social media empire, and runs the YouTube channels of several Buffaloes' players. Coach Prime bankrolls Deion Jr.'s venture, and given his both personal and financial investment in the players, I doubt Coach Prime plans to leave Colorado anytime soon. (This article doesn't discuss another member of the social media team, Darius Sanders, who isn't related to the other Sanderses) https://lnkd.in/gv-d_4Rp

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All of us on the Last Mile team have attended many a conference in Las Vegas, and it’s been fascinating to see the city’s history given its concentration of gaming, hospitality, and residential construction. It’s easy to forget that the city is so young, founded in 1905 as a rail stop between Salt Lake City and Los Angeles. We know the old history of Bugsy Siegel, the Rat Pack and Howard Hughes from the mid 20th century — and Vegas today bears very little resemblance to those days. Although the 21st century has seen the real story. The 2008 Great Financial Crisis was certainly a tough one for all, but was very much so for Las Vegas. But now, it’s more than just a residential construction and gaming town, it’s diversifying including being a sports town with an NFL team and the current Stanley Cup champions Golden Knights. Coming in the next few years will be Major League Baseball and, maybe, the NBA? In recent years, lower taxes and cost of living, less traffic, and quality of life have drawn residents from all over the Country. A population of 484,000 in 2000 has swelled to nearly 3 million today! For those in the know, what should we expect from Las Vegas in the next decade?

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This picture of Hutchinson may go unnoticed by some, but pay attention to the Latin words on his shirt, “Resurget Cineribus” — To Rise from the ashes. History Lesson: For those who may find this puzzling, in 1805, the entire city of Detroit burned to the ground, leaving only one building standing. In the aftermath, Territorial Judge Augustus Woodward devised a street plan modeled after Washington, D.C. The layout mirrored the design of the nation’s capital, featuring diagonal streets radiating like the spokes of a wheel. On the Detroit City Flag, the inscription reads, “Speramus meliora; resurget cineribus,” translating to “We hope for better things; it will arise from the ashes.” The City of Detroit literally rose from the ashes, symbolizing rebirth and resilience. The city motto and the sports teams share a profound connection, especially in recent years with the consistent rebuilding efforts of each team. The Lions embody the essence of the motto, “Rise from ashes.” Just three years ago, the Detroit Lions had a first-year coach, an underrated quarterback, and a dismal 3-13-1 record. Today, they stand just one game away from a Super Bowl appearance. So when the nation wonders why this Lions’ journey is so extraordinary, it’s because it mirrors the unique spirit of Detroit. Through unwavering determination and hard work, we rebuild until the product is perfected. Throughout history, there have been moments when Detroit moved the world, and now, once again, the city and its football team rise from the ashes to inspire us all. Let’s go LIONS!! 🤗💙🦁🩶 History via Detroit Historical Society 📸 Via Detroit Lions Original Post: Joe Chapp #detroitlions #nfcchampionship #saynicethingsaboutdetroit

Real Estate, Community, & Football! This picture sums up three things that I am passionate about outside of family. Real Estate- Being a professional property manager means that you wear a plethora of hats in a fast paced industry. A property and asset manager has to know finance, construction, buildings, repairs, deal with tenants, legal, leasing, community and even politics. No one day is the same. Community & Politics- Always interested in how resources are distributed in communities. That is what politics is, who gets what, when, where and how. More importantly, grassroots politics is key. The issues of education, crime, housing, general affordability are important and vital to all families. Football- Football is a great game that teaches teamwork, skill and critical thinking. Being able to spearhead the New York Crusaders, a semi professional football team based in New York has taught me a lot about people and the sport.

I am not a sports person. I don’t know who Lobo is, but I know she ruffled feathers and sparked discussion in Albany, NY. I extracted the local comments I could capture on Reddit and Facebook- and here are the sentiments summarized neutrally by AI along with some suggestions: Defensive Pride: Many commenters expressed a sense of pride in their city, suggesting that while Albany might have its flaws, it remains a city they are proud to call home. Acknowledgment of Truth: A significant number of responses recognize the truth in Lobo's critique, highlighting a perceived lack of nightlife and entertainment options in the city, especially around the MVP Arena. Desire for Improvement: Amidst the defense and acknowledgment of Albany's current state, there's a strong desire for improvement. Suggestions for enhancing the city's appeal include addressing safety concerns, revitalizing downtown areas, improving public amenities, and more effectively promoting and leveraging Albany's historical and cultural assets. Suggestions for Improvement: Addressing Safety and Aesthetics: Commenters suggest that improving safety and the visual appeal of downtown areas. Cultural and Nightlife Development: There's a call for the development of more robust cultural and nightlife options. This includes more bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues that stay open later, as well as support for local arts, music, and cultural events. Infrastructure and Accessibility Improvements: Improving infrastructure and accessibility around key areas .Enhancing public transportation options and pedestrian-friendly areas were mentioned. Leveraging Historical and Cultural Assets: Many see Albany's history and culture as underutilized assets. Suggestions include better promotion of museums, historical sites, and cultural festivals to both locals and visitors. Community Engagement and Investment: Engaging the community in development projects and encouraging local investment were seen as vital steps towards revitalization. This includes fostering a sense of ownership among residents and businesses in the city's future. SO did AI tell us anything we don't know already? Better together. Be a part of the answer. (Today is First Friday in Albany by the way. ) #FirstFridayAlbany #AlbanyNY #CreativeEconomy #creativematters #historicpreservation https://lnkd.in/eTzvFm8a