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In recognition of the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, #Mizzou and the City of Columbia hosted a Patriot Day wreath-laying ceremony to honor those who lost their lives.
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ALT A wreath laying ceremony at Traditions Plaza.
ALT A wreath laying ceremony at Traditions Plaza.
ALT A wreath laying ceremony at Traditions Plaza.
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Thanks @Schwarzenegger @ketch and @BornFitness for creating this app. In less than a year, I’ve lost 80lbs (3XL to L), lost 12” off my waist and reversed fatty liver disease. Most importantly, I’ve been inspired by the Village, who keep pushing me and pick me up when I stumble.
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Thanks for this @ScottiePippen.
As you get older, you’ll realize that a $30,000 watch and a $30 watch both tell the same time.
A Gucci wallet and a Target wallet hold the same amount of money.
A $10,000,000 house and a $100,000 house host the same loneliness.
A Ford will also drive you as far as a Bentley.
True happiness is not found in materialistic things, it comes from the love and laughter found with each other.
Stay humble… the holes dug for us in the ground are all the same size.
I am selling 1 verified ticket for Mizzou Tiger Football v Boston College on September 14th, 2024 11:45 AM at Faurot Field at Memorial Stadium, Columbia via Ticketmaster. Interested? my.ticketmaster.com/ds/vQGA7…
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This is fake news. The first time Arnold heard of this was in these articles, so whoever this “insider” is couldn’t be further outside if they were on another planet.
-Source: an actual insider, Arnold’s chief of staff
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You think it’s a fitness app. Until you’re part of it, when you realize it’s much, much more.
It is the best fitness app out there, and it’s got a great habit tracker for goals outside of resistance training.
But it is really the best damn community on the internet.
I am proud of our Pump village.
arnoldspumpclub.com/pages/th…
I have seen people lose 100 pounds. I have seen people develop a habit of exercising after years of trying without success. I have seen people lift 500 pounds and set new records in the gym. I have seen people who dreaded their doctor’s appointments feel the relief of a clean bill of health.
And I have seen people turn their lives around.
When you’re someone like me, and you build an app to modernize a five-decade fitness crusade, you hope that people will love it and use it as a tool to make the progress they’ve always wanted.
You work your ass off to make the programs the best programs anyone could find, you find the best talent to improve the technology constantly, and you give people a community so they know they aren’t alone and they’re surrounded by other people trying to be better every day.
But you don’t expect so many people to tell you that this app and community actually saved their lives.
When some of the members sent me a surprise video they made for me and shared their success, I was proud. Not of the work we’ve done to make the app the best place to chase your fitness goals at any level, to build habits, and to be a part of the most positive corner of the internet.
I was proud of them. Because they did the work.
We just provided the tool. I know from my time working construction with Franco that the tools don’t work unless you do.
And I wanted to make sure that our tool — the Pump app — is available to everyone.
That’s why, for my birthday, I told the team to cut the price of a yearly membership by more than 20% this week — and we added more than $100 in bonuses when you sign up for the annual plan.
I’ve heard thousands and thousands of success stories.
But I want to hear billions. That’s the goal of my fitness crusade.
So this week, come check out what we’ve built. Track some habits, try our training programs that have helped people at every level, and chime in with the community to find thousands of training partners.
It’s my birthday gift to all of you.
It’s been quite a ride! Changed my life in many ways.
@Schwarzenegger
I am proud of our Pump village.
arnoldspumpclub.com/pages/th…
I have seen people lose 100 pounds. I have seen people develop a habit of exercising after years of trying without success. I have seen people lift 500 pounds and set new records in the gym. I have seen people who dreaded their doctor’s appointments feel the relief of a clean bill of health.
And I have seen people turn their lives around.
When you’re someone like me, and you build an app to modernize a five-decade fitness crusade, you hope that people will love it and use it as a tool to make the progress they’ve always wanted.
You work your ass off to make the programs the best programs anyone could find, you find the best talent to improve the technology constantly, and you give people a community so they know they aren’t alone and they’re surrounded by other people trying to be better every day.
But you don’t expect so many people to tell you that this app and community actually saved their lives.
When some of the members sent me a surprise video they made for me and shared their success, I was proud. Not of the work we’ve done to make the app the best place to chase your fitness goals at any level, to build habits, and to be a part of the most positive corner of the internet.
I was proud of them. Because they did the work.
We just provided the tool. I know from my time working construction with Franco that the tools don’t work unless you do.
And I wanted to make sure that our tool — the Pump app — is available to everyone.
That’s why, for my birthday, I told the team to cut the price of a yearly membership by more than 20% this week — and we added more than $100 in bonuses when you sign up for the annual plan.
I’ve heard thousands and thousands of success stories.
But I want to hear billions. That’s the goal of my fitness crusade.
So this week, come check out what we’ve built. Track some habits, try our training programs that have helped people at every level, and chime in with the community to find thousands of training partners.
It’s my birthday gift to all of you.
Matt Mestan retweeted
I am proud of our Pump village.
arnoldspumpclub.com/pages/th…
I have seen people lose 100 pounds. I have seen people develop a habit of exercising after years of trying without success. I have seen people lift 500 pounds and set new records in the gym. I have seen people who dreaded their doctor’s appointments feel the relief of a clean bill of health.
And I have seen people turn their lives around.
When you’re someone like me, and you build an app to modernize a five-decade fitness crusade, you hope that people will love it and use it as a tool to make the progress they’ve always wanted.
You work your ass off to make the programs the best programs anyone could find, you find the best talent to improve the technology constantly, and you give people a community so they know they aren’t alone and they’re surrounded by other people trying to be better every day.
But you don’t expect so many people to tell you that this app and community actually saved their lives.
When some of the members sent me a surprise video they made for me and shared their success, I was proud. Not of the work we’ve done to make the app the best place to chase your fitness goals at any level, to build habits, and to be a part of the most positive corner of the internet.
I was proud of them. Because they did the work.
We just provided the tool. I know from my time working construction with Franco that the tools don’t work unless you do.
And I wanted to make sure that our tool — the Pump app — is available to everyone.
That’s why, for my birthday, I told the team to cut the price of a yearly membership by more than 20% this week — and we added more than $100 in bonuses when you sign up for the annual plan.
I’ve heard thousands and thousands of success stories.
But I want to hear billions. That’s the goal of my fitness crusade.
So this week, come check out what we’ve built. Track some habits, try our training programs that have helped people at every level, and chime in with the community to find thousands of training partners.
It’s my birthday gift to all of you.
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We are excited to share the new website for Ryan Specialty Benefits! Explore the many offerings from Ryan Specialty's employee benefits solutions and services provider here: rsbenefits.com/
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We are proud to share that RT Specialty is on @InsuranceBizUS's Fast Brokerages list for the third year in a row, celebrating the fastest-growing insurance brokerages across the United States. Congratulations to everyone on the RT Specialty team! insurancebusinessmag.com/us/…
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Hamas supporters got off to a strong start against Columbia and UCLA…..before running into a buzzsaw against Alabama, Ole Miss and LSU.
It just means more in the SEC. teapawt.net/OldRowOfficial/status/…
Since launching Ansel in 2019, we’ve made significant progress bringing modern supplemental insurance to more Americans by teaming up with leading insurance carriers and benefits brokerage firms across the country businesswire.com/news/home/2…