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The Lock Lab retweeted
🚨 BONUS CASH GIVEAWAY 🚨
We're adding $100 to the pot for every strikeout by Jacob Misiorowski today!
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The Lock Lab retweeted
🚨 BONUS CASH GIVEAWAY 🚨
It's National Tight Ends Day 🙌
We're adding $100 to the pot for every TD by a TE today!
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The Lock Lab retweeted
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The Lock Lab retweeted
LOCK TRACKER — DAILY UPDATE 🔍🔒
Who’s actually hitting, and who’s just calling everything a lock? Just getting started - low sample size
🔴 0–39%
🟡 40–59%
🟢 60%+
Chasing the rare 70%+ capper.
Today’s updated records below:
@NateDFS15 3/3🟢
@EarlyJuice__ 3/4🟢
@mr_picks12_ 2/2🟢
@TradaPicks 2/2🟢
@xamSportsHQ 2/3🟢
@Lukvlo 1/1🟢
@DONZPICKS 1/1🟢
@billhpicks 2/4🟡
@cookedthebookz 2/4🟡
@kiwiparlays 2/4🟡
@LuffyBetss 1/2🟡
@prop_wave 1/2🟡
@AlexpropsHQ 1/2🟡
@SalvoBets 1/2🟡
@joinmetrix 1/2🟡
@DDOGGSTACKS 1/2🟡
@SkohtyDFS 0/1🔴
@IntelliPickz 1/3🔴
I don’t track every “lock” posted - just the ones that hit my feed before game time or picks I’m tagged in. As the sample sizes grow, the numbers should give a much clearer picture of who’s actually consistent at picking winners.
#sportsbetting #prizepicks
The Lock Lab retweeted
LOCK TRACKER — DAILY UPDATE 🔍🔒
Who’s actually hitting, and who’s just calling everything a lock? Just getting started - low sample size
🔴 0–39%
🟡 40–59%
🟢 60%+
Chasing the rare 70%+ capper.
Today’s updated records below:
@mr_picks12_ 2/2🟢
@EarlyJuice__ 2/2🟢
@NateDFS15 2/2🟢
@TradaPicks 2/2🟢
@Lukvlo 1/1🟢
@LuffyBetss 1/2🟡
@xamSportsHQ 1/2🟡
@kiwiparlays 1/2🟡
@billhpicks 1/3🔴
@cookedthebookz 1/3🔴
@AlexpropsHQ 0/1🔴
@prop_wave 0/1🔴
@SalvoBets 0/1🔴
@SkohtyDFS 0/1🔴
@DDOGGSTACKS 0/1🔴
@joinmetrix 0/1🔴
@IntelliPickz 0/2🔴
I don’t track every “lock” posted - just the ones that hit my feed before game time or picks I’m tagged in. As the sample sizes grow, the numbers should give a much clearer picture of who’s actually consistent at picking winners.
#sportsbetting #prizepicks
The Lock Lab retweeted
September 11, 2001: 9:29 AM -- President Bush makes his first public statements about the attacks, in front of an audience of about 200 teachers and students at the elementary school. He states that he will be going back to Washington. "Today, we've had a national tragedy," he starts. "Two airplanes… have crashed… into the World Trade Center… in an apparent terrorist attack on our country," and leads a moment of silence.
The Lock Lab retweeted
Former Presidents Obama and Biden and former first ladies Michelle Obama and Jill Biden attend New York City ceremony marking 25 years since 9/11 attacks. cbsnews.com/live-updates/sep…
The Lock Lab retweeted
George W. Bush: “Our nation occasionally goes through isolationist periods where the attitude is, ‘We’ve got too many problems at home, therefore who cares what happens overseas.’
Which really means to me they don’t pay attention to the lesson of 9/11.
What happens overseas matters to our national security at home.”
The Lock Lab retweeted
🇺🇸 September 14, 2001. Ground Zero.
President Bush climbed onto a wrecked fire truck with a retired FDNY man named Bob Beckwith and a bullhorn.
A worker in the pile yelled that he could not hear him.
Bush: “I can hear you! I can hear you! The rest of the world hears you! And the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon!”
Video from National Archives
The Lock Lab retweeted
25th ANNIVERSARY 9-11 ...
Joe Biden speech @PressClubDC on September 10, 2001:
"Joint chiefs says that a strategic nuclear attack is less likely than a regional conflict, a major theater war, terrorist attacks at home ... coming up the New York Harbor"
The Lock Lab retweeted
President George W. Bush standing at Ground Zero in New York City following the September 11 Attacks. “I can hear you.”
The Lock Lab retweeted
The White House’s swimming pool, photographed in 1938.
The White House indoor swimming pool was built in 1933 during Franklin D. Roosevelt’s presidency, largely to help him exercise and manage the effects of polio. Roosevelt frequently used the pool for swimming and physical therapy, and it became a popular feature for later presidents and their families. The pool was eventually covered over in 1970 to create space for a press briefing room, but the original pool remains underneath the floor.
ALT The White House swimming pool photographed in 1938.
The Lock Lab retweeted
#OTD 9/9/1957, President Eisenhower signed the Civil Rights Act into law—the first federal civil rights legislation passed since Reconstruction.
Visit our "Ike's Work" exhibit to learn more!
eisenhowerlibrary.gov @USNatArchives
![[EPL 67-174-4 President Eisenhower signs Civil Rights Act of 1957. Newport, Rhode Island. September 9, 1957]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HRtl4U5XIAA9x6v.jpg?name=orig)
ALT [EPL 67-174-4 President Eisenhower signs Civil Rights Act of 1957. Newport, Rhode Island. September 9, 1957]
The Lock Lab retweeted
On this day in 1946, the Convair B-36 Peacemaker makes its maiden flight. History's first purpose-built nuclear bomber, the six-engine plane is the largest piston-engine aircraft to ever take to the skies. Its payload is four times that of the B-29 Superfortress.
(Here's some footage taken later of a B-36 flying solo and then joined by different models of American WW2 bombers for a size comparison)
The Lock Lab retweeted
Today in 1944, the largest naval convoy of the Second World War, codenamed HX 300, reaches British waters. Its 166 cargo ships and 35 escorts carry everything from tanks and fuel oil to lumber and rum. Despite its immense size, improved Allied anti-submarine tactics ensure not a single vessel is lost to German U-boats.
The Lock Lab retweeted
1 Aug 1941: Four months before the #Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, the U.S. imposes an #oil and gasoline embargo on Japan for their atrocities in #China and occupation of airfields in French Indochina. This cut off over 80% of Imperial Japan's oil supply, crippling their military economy. #WW2 #WWII #History #OTD #ad amzn.to/30clX5o
The Lock Lab retweeted
🎥 Flying into danger: Operation Tidal Wave
To strike at the heart of Germany's fuel supply, American aircrews flew just hundreds of feet above the ground during Operation Tidal Wave in August 1943.
The mission came at a tremendous cost, but their bravery remains an enduring example of service and sacrifice.
May their courage, commitment, and sacrifice never be forgotten.