#volleys

[littleskrib]

Beachvolley Day Blueberry Beach Vibes |100222 - Tangerine Tan |140222 - Timeout |280722

[markmcole]

How Do I Improve My Pickleball Playing?

Here are some tips to improve your pickleball playing: Practice, practice, practice: The more you play, the more you will improve. Try to play at least a few times a week, if possible. Focus on your footwork: Footwork is crucial in pickleball. Practice moving quickly and efficiently around the court, making small steps and keeping your weight on the balls of your feet. Improve your serve: Work…

[tobiokg3]

samba do brasil

[cole-palmer]

💔

[aphel1on]

galdurs bate text post meme. i love these tadfools

[mother-mommy]

tumblr probably doesn't care BUT i'm so overjoyed and shocked i need to share it here as well - the polish volleyball team just qualified for the olympic finals FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE 1976, and will win their second ever medal on the olympics whether it be silver or gold. i'm so proud of these guys holy shit

[justanothershippingcan]

We were deprived of in-story interactions between Tooru Oikawa and Kuroo Tetsurou because Furudate wanted to save us from having not one, but two bi menaces losers embarrassingly pining for their childhood friend for as long as they can remember on screen at the same time.

[beatrack92]

Allison Jacobs and Zoe Fleck (UCLA)

[9mmreligion]

[cathchicken]

Spinearl

[shu-of-the-wind]

summary of the ruling on whether trump can be criminally prosecuted below:

1) presidents have some immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts during their tenure in office

2) an act of congress may not criminalize the president's actions within his exclusive constitutional power (i.e. executive power)

3) not all of a president's official acts fall within his executive powers and that immunity doesn't extend to conduct in areas "where his authority is shared with congress"

4) at minimum a president must be immune from prosecution for an *official* act unless the government can show that applying a criminal prohibition to that act would pose no "danger of intrusion" on the function of the executive branch

5) no immunity for *un*official acts

6) so to hold a president criminally liable you need to determine first a) whether it was an official or unofficial action and b) whether the president had the authority to take that action in the first place, but you CAN'T INQUIRE INTO HIS MOTIVES FOR TAKING THOSE ACTIONS during that analysis because it would put presidents on trial ~for everything~ apparently

7) trump's discussions with the attorney general are "readily categorized in the light of the nature of the president's official relationship to that individual" because as president he's allowed to fire the AG if the AG doesn't do what he wants

8) while it's true that the p and vp are engaging in official conduct while discussing their responsibilities, the question then becomes "whether the presumption of immunity is rebutted under the circumstances" i.e. it's the government's job to argue that applying a criminal law to this wouldn't "intrude on executive power"

9) trump's interactions with people outside the executive (state officials, the public) is a game of who can make the better argument of whether that was within his official or unofficial stance

11) same with public statements on twitter

12) good luck lower courts xoxo john roberts

i plan on reading the full opinion at lunch but i am gonna Throw Up Actually

[volleyballhqpics]

Olympics 2024 Italy vs Japan (credit)

[livetogether--diealone]

well, well, well if it isn't the throw up brothers

[fettiowi]

Concept: this isnt just spinel juggling to pink, but instead it was pink teaching her how to juggle, cause she was an expert juggler herself. And thats why shes clapping at her! She did a good job!

[badnewswhatsleft]

(x, x) cueing in your bandmate with a cunty little point

[quirky-vg]

From: Break Volley