My doubles partner and I had a 4.0 USTA league match yesterday. We lost the first set 4-6, won the first game in the second set and got rained out. We continued our match today and won the second set 6-2.
In the tiebreaker, we just couldn't get a point at first. At 0-7 we finally got a point. Then our opponents got 2 points in a row so the score was 1-9. Then something crazy happened - we got 9 points in a row! I had to serve when the score was 8-9 and that was the most nerve wracking moment of the game for me.
We ended up winning 13-11.
I've never experienced a comeback like that before. It was crazy. I don't know how we did it. We played really safe when we were down by so much and our opponents played aggressive at the net but we somehow still pulled it off.

Hey, I'm still working on building a full pyramid, so far I have

count = 1 for i in range(1,rows): # nested loop output = " " for j in range(count,count+i): count = count + 1 # display number output += str(j) + " " # new line after each row print(output) if j >= rows: break width = len(output) result = output.center(width) 

which gives me
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
it is assigned as a string to the variable "output", I'm trying to center it using center() but it is only doing the last line of text, how do I fix this?

On 3/11 I took a 6 hour plane ride from Hawaii to Colorado. The plane was gigantic (three rows!) but at one point we did experience major turbulence. I felt my stomach drop for sure (the plane dropped at least like 50 feet in the air) but I can't remember if I felt vertigo directly after or not.
But ever since then I've been experiencing brief episode of vertigo when I lay down or get in an all-fours position and move my head from side to side at barre class. The sensation only lasts a few seconds and I've got no associated weakness, nausea, etc.
I just had a full blood panel at the doctors the day before I left for my trip and everything looks good. I suppose this is just a "random fibro thing"? I feel like if it gets worse or lasts more than a month I'll call my doctor- but what say you fellow fibro fighters? Does this sound pretty typical? I've never experienced it before but I've also never experienced such major turbulence before. Plus at 35 I'm getting older and perhaps as my age/ fibro progresses I'm getting more sensitive?

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Endgame:
Grey Mirror Polished Brass Keyboard with Custom CNC Brass Keycaps

The board is a Monokei Hiro SE and the keycaps are CNC machined blank cherry profile chrome plated brass that were custom made for me. Tsangan bottom row (7u spacebar), stepped caps lock, scooped homing keys. The keycaps are chrome plated rather than pvd coated like the board is but they are a very close match in color with the board. The keycaps are also very thick (see comparison with rama & hibi in the album). The chrome plating on the keycaps has some minor surface imperfections (see images and image descriptions in the album). Comes with 1 extra new solder pcb with daughterboard, 1 millmaxed solder pcb with daughterboard, matching brass plate, 4 extra 1u keycaps (1 in each row profile), stabilizers, lots of heavy springs in various heavy weights including super heavy ones for the spacebar, carrying case. Does not come with switches, the keycaps will be shipped in the jtk tray shown. The weight of this keyboard fully built is about 8.7 lbs

$1570 Shipped with insurance, US only (including all US territories). $1070 for keycaps alone (with springs)
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Artisans:
Blank Aluminum Polished

Cherry profile, row 1 (ESC), raw aluminum polished but has micro scratches (see images)

$11 Shipped
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Blue Spruce 3 Keycap Bundle (Pudding, Thermal, Vibro)

These keycaps were NOT made by Rama Hibi or Mozi and are not endorsed by any of them. Resin, Polished, Cherry Profile, Row 1 (ESC row)

$60 Shipped
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Iced Latte 3 Keycap Bundle (Pudding, Thermal, Vibro)

These keycaps were NOT made by Rama Hibi or Mozi and are not endorsed by any of them. Resin, Polished, Cherry Profile, Row 1 (ESC row)

$60 Shipped
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Solid Brown Thermal

This keycap was NOT made by or endorsed by Rama. Resin, Polished, Cherry Profile, Row 1 (ESC row)

$20 Shipped
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Dark Grey Warning Keycap

This keycap was NOT made by or endorsed by Rama. Resin, Cherry Profile, Row 1 (ESC row)

$10 Shipped
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Mozi GMK Pickle R1

Excellent condition, Cherry profile, row 1 (ESC), resin

$48 Shipped
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Keycaps:
Angry Miao Glacier Keycaps Dark Blank Alphas

Excellent condition, more details here

$29 Shipped
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Macropads:
Rama M6-C Metropolis

Excellent condition, comes with original packaging, switches, keycaps, USB cable

$52 Shipped
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Rama M6 Lunar New Year (LNY) Base

Excellent condition, mirror gold pvd brass, black silicone rubber ring. This is just the bottom piece, not a full m6 macropad. Can be used with any Rama m6 macropad, does not include screws. More details here. Comes with 6 Tecsee gold metal coated linear switches.

$55 Shipped
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Rama M6 Purple (Haze) Base

Excellent condition, silicone. This is just the bottom piece, not a full m6 macropad. Can be used with any Rama m6 macropad, does not include screws. Comes with 6 matching purple grid keycaps.

$11 Shipped
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Rama M6 Yellow (Yolk) Base

Excellent condition, silicone. This is just the bottom piece, not a full m6 macropad. Can be used with any Rama m6 macropad, does not include screws.

$10 Shipped
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PCBs, Plates, Keyboard Parts:
Mode65 Alu Plate and Yellow Silicone Base

Excellent condition. Plate is full ansi
Keywords: Mode 65, Mode Sixtyfive

$16 Shipped
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QK65 FR4 Plate, POM Plate, Alu Plate, Solder PCB

Never used, solder pcb comes with poron foam, pe foam and standoffs. These are from the R2 run.

$56 Shipped for everything, willing to split alu plate and/or pcb from bundle $25 Shipped for solder pcb
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16 Switch Sample Pack

Chart of switches is shown in album

$11 Shipped
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Want to buy/trade for:

• Rama M6 PCB (Any Kind)
• Rama M6-B Mist(Silver)
• Geistmaschine studio macropod
• Gmk Sloth Base

So, if you read different football-related forums today, you will see '115' and 'Farmers League' almost everywhere. The consensus right now is that the Premier League is no longer competitive, and if you ask soccer users what the best league in the world is today, most will name any other league but the Premier.
Is this true, though?
Does anyone remember when Juve and Bayern won their respective leagues more than 5 times in a row, and users still said the leagues were competitive?
The argument went like this:
Just because Juve and Bayern have won their leagues repeatedly doesn't mean the leagues are not competitive. It just means they are too good. Users, in fact, believed the Bundesliga was more competitive than the Premier League because the fight for European spots was more varied.
Do you think football fans will defend the Premier League with the same logic? I doubt it, so let me do it myself.
-When Bayern won the title 11 seasons in a row, three different German clubs reached a European final.
Bayern 2013, 2020
Dortmund 2013
Frankfurt 2022
-When Juve won the title 9 seasons in a row, two different Italian clubs reached a European final.
Juve 2015, 2017
Inter 2020
-Now, let's do Man City. When should we start? Should we start when they were acquired by Sheik Mansour, or when Pep became a coach? Let's do both.
After City was acquired by Sheik Mansour, 8 different English clubs reached a European final.
After Pep became City's coach, 7 different English clubs reached a European final.
Maybe the Premier League is not a farmers league. Maybe Manchester City is just too good. Maybe, just maybe, Pep Guardiola is doing one hell of a job, and that's why City has dominated England for the past 7 years.

Hi friends, I'm not a frequent reddit user, so apologies if anything below was formatted/phrased/etc incorrectly!
tl;dr - Consistent printing misalignment across multiple firmware updates has me wondering if it's time for a new printer, or if there's some esoteric setting or troubleshooting I need to do to get my hardware to cooperate. I am looking for recommendations on a new printer, but am also open to troubleshooting tips for my current printer.
Details: My current home printer is an Epson WF-2830. One of the most common things I need it for is to print price tags for my small business. My current efforts for this involve those pre-perforated tag sheets that you're meant to print on and then tear the tags out of. This is what my current printer is doing when I try to print on these pre-perforated sheets:
The alignment gets worse from top to bottom
This is the left hand column of the last sheet I tried to print. I did have the sheet oriented properly in the printer.
The alignment in the upper left-hand corner is already off, but would be usable. The alignment gets worse from this corner outward.
And this (above) is the full sheet, with the alignment just degrading tag by tag and row by row. Below here is what it should look like:
Behold, my layout
I am using templates provided by the tag manufacturer, OnlineLabels(dot)com, and doing my formatting in Adobe Illustrator. My background is in graphic design, so I know my way around Illustrator pretty well; the alignment is properly formatted within the software (see above).
Printing from Illustrator vs. exporting to .pdf or other file doesn't appear to have any effect on print alignment. I did this successfully on a former printer, which was a Laser Jet M234dwe. Kinda wishing now I'd kept that printer >_>
I am not currently looking at any specific printer models. There are so many options and I don't have much recourse if a new printer still doesn't do what I need it to, so I wanted to seek advice from people who know more about this than I do. So hi : ) I plan to retain my current Epson, so I don't even care if the new printer is multifunction (ie scanning and whatnot) as long as it will allow me to print my hanging tags for work.

Minimum Requirements

• Budget: My husband all but came out and said this could be a birthday present, so nothing crazy expensive, but also not "need to go garage sale trawling to be as inexpensive as possible"
• Country: USA
• Color or black and white: B&W is fine, my tags are all monochrome
• Laser or ink printer: No preference
• New or used: No preference
• Multi-function: No preference
• Duplex Printing: No preference
• Home or business: Home
• Printing content: Graphics that need to be appropriately aligned either for pre-perforated tag sheets, or cutting on a Cricut later
• Printing frequency: As needed
• Pages per minute: No preference
• Page size: 8 1/2" x 11"
• Device printing from: Laptop
• Connection type: Wifi

The Laser Jet M234dwe had enabled me to just print my graphics on cardstock and then cut out my tags myself using my Cricut machine, the alignment was so good. I'm not sure if this is super relevant to the current situation, I just miss that reliability and am currently very frustrated that I can't just do that right now ;_;
If you've made it this far, thanks for reading! I look forward to any input y'all can afford : )

I watch the english premier league and after having recently watched mancity win it again, i was wondering, the bundesliga is dominated by bayern having won it 11 times in a row (except this year). Doesnt it get boring, repetitive and predictable? and wouldn't that be the case for the premier league soon?

What if I made Love & Theft an 1 Hour Animation. Here are the characters in this animation (including the ones in the blue part)

1. Dumbo.
   1. Eek the Cat.
   2. Magilla Gorilla.
   3. Bandolero.
   4. Fanboy from Fanboy & Chum Chum.
   5. Cueio.
   6. A Rabbid.
   7. Butthead.
   8. Batman.
   9. Pinkie Pie.
   10. Winnie the Pooh.
   11. Optimus Prime.
   12. Hello Kitty.
   13. The Don’t Hug Me I’m Scared trio.
   14. Charlie Brown.
   15. Tigger.
   16. Roger Rabbit.
   17. Superman.
   18. Beavis.
   19. Mordecai and Rigby.
   20. Clarence.
   21. Saint Seiya.
   22. Lippy the Lion and Hardy Har Har.
   23. Presto the Magician.
   24. Mabel Pines and Waddles.
   25. He-Man.
   26. Darkwing Duck.
   27. Mighty Mouse.
   28. Elroy Jetson.
   29. Patty Rabbit.
   30. David the Gnome.
   31. Do-Your-Best Bear.
   32. Vicky the Viking.
   33. Naruto.
   34. Wil E. Coyote.
   35. Chuckie Finster.
   36. Road Runner.
   37. Delfy.
   38. Lincoln Loud.
   39. Bernard Bear.
   40. Donatello.
   41. Dr. Zitbag.
   42. Dartacan.
   43. Finn and Jake.
   44. No Face.
   45. Totoro.
   46. Thomas the Tank Engine.
   47. Hank Hill.
   48. Tommy Pickles.
   49. Reptar.
   50. Blooter from Poppets Town.
   51. Mike Wazowski.
   52. Shrek.
   53. Lightning McQueen.
   54. Woody and Buzz Lightyear.
   55. Elliott the Dragon.
   56. Gumball Watterson.
   57. Darwin Watterson.
   58. Anais Watterson.
   59. The Cat in the Hat.
   60. Po Ping.
   61. The Penguins of Madagascar.
   62. Pingu.
   63. Noisy from Little Robots.
   64. Scrooge McDuck (reboot version only).
   65. Snap from ChalkZone.
   66. Blue from Rainbow Friends (Cartoon Games version only).
   67. Pike from Pike’s Lagoon.
   68. Sammy from Loose Ends.
   69. Mugman.
   70. Flower from Plancy’s World.
   71. Mametchi.
   72. Lucho.
   73. Moth from Patchwork Pals.
   74. Bellybutton.
   75. Matthew Littlemore.
   76. Peppino.
   77. Matías.
   78. Moomin.
   79. Mafalda.
   80. Asterix.
   81. Wallace & Gromit.
   82. Alfred E. Neuman.
   83. Bakabon’s Papa.
   84. Carly (Bitty Big Heads version only).
   85. Oggy.
   86. Frumplequest.
   87. Kevin from Up.
   88. Doggy D. Dachshund.
   89. Danger Mouse.
   90. Crispo and Albert.
   91. The Creepy World Island versions of Jeff the Killer, SlenderMan and Smile Dog.
   92. Fritz the Cat.
   93. Beetlejuice (animated version only).
   94. Ronald McDonald (animated version only).
   95. Gombby.
   96. Doogal and Florence (CGI versions only).
   97. Tadeo Jones.
   98. Tom from Tom and the Slice of Bread with Strawberry Jam and Hunny.
   99. Dinky Little.
   100. Mickey Mouse.
   101. Arthur Read.
   102. Woody Woodpecker.
   103. Pomni and Caine.
   104. Jimmy Neutron.
   105. The Giraffe from Guillermo Mordillo.
   106. Popeye.
   107. Robin (TTG version only).
   108. Steven Universe.
   109. Dick Dastardly.
   110. Muttley.
   111. Fred Flintstone.
   112. Snoopy.
   113. Tintin.
   114. Ladybug.
   115. Lucky Luke.
   116. Mr. Magoo.
   117. Dash Kappei.
   118. Pikachu.
   119. Goku.
   120. Alfred J. Kwak.
   121. Doraemon.
   122. Underdog.
   123. Bob and Larry.
   124. Leafy.
   125. GIR (in his dog suit).
   126. Wally Gator.
   127. Roger Smith.
   128. Marco.
   129. Pak from The Fruitties.
   130. Maya the Bee.
   131. Lion-O.
   132. Top Cat.
   133. Yogi Bear.
   134. Spinelli.
   135. Goliath from Gargoyles.
   136. Salad Fingers.
   137. Baby Huey.
   138. Tom & Jerry.
   139. The Powerpuff Girls.
   140. Garfield.
   141. Courage the Cowardly Dog.
   142. Sylvester Pussycat.
   143. Ralph Wiggums.
   144. Stitch.
   145. Dora and Boots.
   146. Heidi and Pedro.
   147. Pumuki.
   148. Tutu.
   149. Bluey.
   150. Peppa Pig.
   151. Kim Possible.
   152. Zuma from Paw Patrol.
   153. Cleo (30’s version only).
   154. Freakazoid.
   155. A Smurf.
   156. Bender.
   157. Inspector Gadget.
   158. Obelix.
   159. The Warner Siblings.
   160. Kaeloo.
   161. Allstar and Casey.
   162. Willy Fog.
   163. Bugs Bunny.
   164. Ranma.
   165. Donald Duck.
   166. Charizard.
   167. Dudley Do-Right.
   168. Dexter.
   169. Shin-chan and Shiro.
   170. Tarepanda.
   171. Rilakkuma.
   172. Snagglepuss.
   173. Pink Panther.
   174. Goofy.
   175. Homer Simpson.
   176. Clemente.
   177. Baby Lamb and Belle Butterfly.
   178. Ren & Stimpy.
   179. Chuck (Angry Birds Toons version only).
   180. Mario.
   181. Pato from Pocoyo.
   182. Daria.
   183. Greg Heffley.
   184. Tweety Bird.
   185. Sonic the Hedgehog.
   186. Karl Ojisan.
   187. Spider-Man.
   188. Dusty Crophopper.
   189. Perry the Platypus/Agent P.
   190. PaRappa the Rapper.
   191. Captain Underpants.
   192. Anpanman.
   193. Peter Pan.
   194. Lum Invader.
   195. Sailor Moon.
   196. Star Butterfly.
   197. Scooby-Doo.
   198. Cow & Chicken.
   199. Marsupilami.
   200. SpongeBob SquarePants.
   201. Bakii.
   202. Bob the Builder and Scoop.
   203. Simba.
   204. Cuddles.
   205. A Minion.
   206. Atom Ant.
   207. Casper the Friendly Ghost.
   208. Yo Yo Flamingo.
   209. Taichi Yagami.
   210. Johnny and Plank.
   211. Stacy Stickler.
   212. Nemo.
   213. Orange and Green from Rainbow Friends (Cartoon Games versions only).
   214. DogDay.
   215. Calvin and Hobbes.
   216. Tow Mater.
   217. Captain King.
   218. Voltron.
   219. Mazinger Z.
   220. Sheep.
   221. Weegee and Impaeegee (on his baby carriage).
   222. Blue and Pink from Dick Figures.
   223. Lisa Simpson.
   224. The Three Twins.
   225. Oliver Atton.
   226. Mr. Bean (animated version only).
   227. Dr. Zoidberg.
   228. Johnny Bravo.
   229. The Spies from Spy Vs. Spy.
   230. Luxo Jr., André, Tin Toy, and Knick Knack.
   231. Eric Cartman.
   232. Kyle Broflovski.
   233. Stan Marsh.
   234. Kenny McCormick.
   235. Heathcliff.
   236. Gaturro.
   237. Speedy Gonzales.
   238. Kogepan.
   239. Incibot.
   240. Flapjack.
   241. Pinky and the Brain.
   242. Barrancas and Trancas.
   243. Nibbler.
   244. Chilly Willy.
   245. Bloo.
   246. Huckleberry Hound.
   247. Hokey Wolf.
   248. Nigel Uno/Numbuh 1.
   249. Roary the Racing Car.
   250. The zebra from Animanimals.
   251. Quick Draw McGraw.
   252. Ben Tennyson (Ben 10: Alien Force version only).
   253. Tony from Bondi Band.
   254. Pocoyo.
   255. Rocky and Bullwinkle.
   256. Rescue Rangers.
   257. Felix the Cat.
   258. Norakuro.
   259. Paolo the Cat, Mavis the Pony and The Small Green Thing.
   260. Naranjito, Imarchi, Clementina, and Citronio.
   261. Betty Boop.
   262. Peter Griffin.
   263. Rocko.
   264. Poochee and Pansy.
   265. Daffy Duck.
   266. Botillo.
   267. Elmo.
   268. A from Alphabet Lore.
   269. B from Alphabet Lore.
   270. C from Alphabet Lore.
   271. D from Alphabet Lore.
   272. E from Alphabet Lore.
   273. F from Alphabet Lore.
   274. G from Alphabet Lore.
   275. H from Alphabet Lore.
   276. I from Alphabet Lore.
   277. J from Alphabet Lore.
   278. K from Alphabet Lore.
   279. L from Alphabet Lore.
   280. M from Alphabet Lore.
   281. N from Alphabet Lore.
   282. O from Alphabet Lore.
   283. P from Alphabet Lore.
   284. Q from Alphabet Lore.
   285. R from Alphabet Lore.
   286. S from Alphabet Lore.
   287. T from Alphabet Lore.
   288. U from Alphabet Lore.
   289. V from Alphabet Lore.
   290. W from Alphabet Lore.
   291. X from Alphabet Lore.
   292. Y from Alphabet Lore.
   293. Z from Alphabet Lore.
   294. 1 from Mike Salcedo Number Lore.
   295. 2 from Mike Salcedo Number Lore.
   296. 3 from Mike Salcedo Number Lore.
   297. 4 from Mike Salcedo Number Lore. (Unreleased)
   298. Spotty Leonard
   299. Eggy from CRITORA
   300. Handy (appears again in the screaming Andreas mouse-looking character part but with handy and has the face of his “screaming face” from Don’t Yank My Chain.)
   301. Giggles
   302. Lumpy
   303. The Mole
   304. The Cat that got ran over by Mole’s Car (it appears in the “really heavy metal part” with his fangs being sharper and his bigger eye pupils replaced with bloodshot eyes.)
   305. Flumpty Bumpty
   306. BBB
   307. Grunkfuss
   308. McGruff Dog
   309. Unnamed Drug Dealer from Drawings in NCPC (appears again in the heavy metal part with evil smile)
   310. Gingerbread/Giant Teddy Bear (appears first as normal then in the really heavy metal part it uses his true form face.
   311. FroseHomeless
   312. Pouli/Tom Pelican
   313. Ratte/Ricky
   314. Spugna/Cheesehead (Appears normal at first then at the really heavy metal part it has the face of its true form and appears in the mashed up characters part as well.)
   315. Pibby
   316. BunBun
   317. Buggy
   318. Mailman Moe
   319. Croc
   320. Firey
   321. Bubble
   322. Four
   323. X from BFB
   324. The Domestos Germs
   325. MAD Characters (including the fanmade ones from fanmade parodies such as world war edd.)
   326. Zoonomaly Monsters
   327. Caught On Camera Monsters
   328. The Girl from Hello by Muffin Songs
   329. The Orange & Lemon Mascots from A Love Story by Chipotle
   330. Marylin B Worm
   331. VAL
   332. Sincomics Green Square
   333. Crown
   334. Bandaid
   335. Fish from DCTF
   336. Rage Comic Faces
   337. Heavy from Team Fortress
   338. Sans
   339. Dead Memes
   340. Frisk
   341. Undertale Bosses
   342. Red (Angry Birds)
   343. Godzilla
   344. Ghidorah
   345. Minecraft Mobs
   346. BOES
   347. Backrooms Entities
   348. B-Day
   349. GOB Mascots AND MORE!

Ricky & Cesar, welcome to the Amazing Race Pantheon of Dominant Teams!
For explanations of what the stats mean, see here.
Note: Leg 6 was a Megaleg. For stats purposes, it is counted as two separate legs, with the first leg being the leg up to the end of the first Roadblock.
Individual Placements

Team	Leg 1 (KOR)	Leg 2	Leg 3	Leg 4	Leg 5	Leg 6A	Leg 6B	Leg 7	Leg 8	Leg 9	Leg 10	Leg 11
(M/M) Ricky & Cesar	2nd	2nd	1st	1st	1st	2nd	2nd	1st	1st	1st	3rd	1st
(M/M) Juan & Shane	4th	4th	4th	5th	2nd	1st	1st	6th	2nd	3rd	2nd	2nd
(M/F) Rod & Leticia	1st	1st	5th	4th	5th	5th	3rd	3rd	5th	2nd	1st	3rd
(M/F) Amber & Vinny	12th	7th	2nd	2nd	3rd	3rd	4th	4th	3rd	4th	4th
(F/F) Yvonne & Melissa	6th	5th	6th	7th	6th	6th	6th	5th	4th	5th
(M/F) Angie & Danny	7th	6th	9th	3rd	4th	4th	5th	2nd	6th
(F/F) Sunny & Bizzy	9th	9th	7th	8th	7th	7th	7th	7th
(M/F) Derek & Shelisa	3rd	3rd	3rd	6th	8th	8th	8th
(F/F) Kishori & Karishma	10th	10th	8th	9th	9th
(M/F) Michelle & Sean	5th	11th	10th	10th
(M/M) Anthony & Bailey	8th	8th	11th
(M/F) Chris & Mary	11th	12th
(M/F) Maya & Rohan	13th

Group Average Placements
The number in parentheses is the number of teams in that group that competed in that leg.

Group	Leg 1	Leg 2	Leg 3	Leg 4	Leg 5	Leg 6A	Leg 6B	Leg 7	Leg 8	Leg 9	Leg 10	Leg 11
All-Male (M/M) Teams	4.67 (3)	4.67 (3)	5.33 (3)	3.00 (2)	1.50 (2)	1.50 (2)	1.50 (2)	3.50 (2)	1.50 (2)	2.00 (2)	2.50 (2)	1.50 (2)
Co-Ed (M/F) Teams	7.43 (7)	6.67 (6)	5.80 (5)	5.00 (5)	5.00 (4)	5.00 (4)	5.00 (4)	3.00 (3)	4.67 (3)	3.00 (2)	2.50 (2)	3.00 (1)
All-Female (F/F) Teams	8.33 (3)	8.00 (3)	7.00 (3)	8.00 (3)	7.33 (3)	6.50 (2)	6.50 (2)	6.00 (2)	4.00 (1)	5.00 (1)	(0)	(0)

Individual Stats
Ranks are listed in the format (season rank, U.S. rank, world rank). U.S. ranks are out of 404 teams, and world ranks are out of 1,004 teams.

Team	Leg Wins	Racing Average	APAM	Average Dominance	Total Dominance
Ricky & Cesar	7 (58%)	1.50 (1st, 1st, 2nd)	+78.57% (1st, 1st, 1st)	90.61% (1st, 1st, 1st)	92.86% (1st, 1st, 1st)
Rod & Leticia	3 (25%)	3.00 (2nd, 54th, 141st)	+57.14% (2nd, 29th, 78th)	68.68% (2nd, 41st, 106th)	71.43% (2nd, 41st, 102nd)
Juan & Shane	2 (17%)	3.17 (3rd, 70th, 183rd)	+54.76% (3rd, 39th, 102nd)	62.72% (3rd, 72nd, 182nd)	69.05% (3rd, 50th, 129th)
Amber & Vinny	0 (0%)	4.36 (4th, 162nd, 423rd)	+37.66% (4th, 123rd, 295th)	51.93% (4th, 142nd, 354th)	54.88% (4th, 136th, 338th)
Yvonne & Melissa	0 (0%)	5.60 (7th, 245th, 617th)	+20.00% (7th, 195th, 494th)	37.33% (7th, 247th, 599th)	41.77% (7th, 231st, 562nd)
Angie & Danny	0 (0%)	5.11 (5th, 206th, 546th)	+26.98% (5th, 167th, 415th)	49.80% (5th, 155th, 393rd)	50.67% (5th, 163rd, 410th)
Sunny & Bizzy	0 (0%)	7.63 (8th, 315th, 805th)	–8.93% (8th, 296th, 727th)	22.05% (9th, 324th, 808th)	24.29% (9th, 322nd, 795th)
Derek & Shelisa	0 (0%)	5.57 (6th, 242nd, 614th)	+20.41% (6th, 193rd, 491st)	43.16% (6th, 209th, 514th)	50.00% (6th, 164th, 412th)
Kishori & Karishma	0 (0%)	9.20 (11th, 352nd, 894th)	–31.43% (11th, 329th, 831st)	16.86% (11th, 342nd, 847th)	18.00% (11th, 343rd, 848th)
Michelle & Sean	0 (0%)	9.00 (9th, 342nd, 865th)	–28.57% (9th, 323rd, 823rd)	21.44% (10th, 327th, 816th)	23.81% (10th, 326th, 804th)
Anthony & Bailey	0 (0%)	9.00 (9th, 342nd, 865th)	–28.57% (9th, 323rd, 823rd)	26.01% (8th, 306th, 762nd)	27.27% (8th, 304th, 763rd)
Chris & Mary	0 (0%)	11.50 (12th, 396th, 989th)	–64.29% (12th, 364th, 915th)	8.33% (12th, 364th, 905th)	8.70% (12th, 364th, 904th)
Maya & Rohan	0 (0%)	13.00 (13th, 403rd, 1,003rd)	–85.71% (13th, 403rd, 1,003rd)	0.00% (13th, 372nd, 930th)	0.00% (13th, 372nd, 930th)

Pseudo-Elo Ratings
U.S. ranks are out of 368 teams, and world ranks are out of 954 teams.
Note: Rank changes listed here are the combined rank changes across legs 10 and 11.

1. Ricky & Cesar, +2286 (down 49) (U.S. #1, world #1)
2. Juan & Shane, +1320 (up 66) (U.S. #14, world #39)
3. Rod & Leticia, +1036 (up 96) (U.S. #29, world #83)
4. Amber & Vinny, +626 (down 113) (U.S. #79, world #197)
5. Angie & Danny, +316 (U.S. #110, world #295)
6. Yvonne & Melissa, –227 (U.S. #201, world #519)
7. Derek & Shelisa, –254 (U.S. #206, world #533)
8. Maya & Rohan, –600 (U.S. #299, world #763)
9. Anthony & Bailey, –655 (U.S. #314, world #802)
10. Chris & Mary, –858 (U.S. #348, world #897)
11. Michelle & Sean, –924 (U.S. #354, world #915)
12. Sunny & Bizzy, –974 (U.S. #361, world #925)
13. Kishori & Karishma, –1093 (U.S. #366, world #938)

Group Stats
Group stats are totals for leg wins and averages for all other stats.

Group	Leg Wins	Racing Average	APAM	Average Dominance	Total Dominance	Pseudo-Elo Rating
All-Male (M/M) Teams	9 (75%)	4.50	+35.71%	61.77%	63.85%	+984
Co-Ed (M/F) Teams	3 (25%)	7.39	–5.54%	33.91%	36.73%	–94
All-Female (F/F) Teams	0 (0%)	7.48	–6.79%	25.41%	28.02%	–765

Trivia

• This is the second U.S. season in a row, and the fifth U.S. season overall, to have all-male teams finish 1st and 2nd. (The previous three such seasons were TAR9, TAR16, and TAR21.)
• Ricky & Cesar are the 12th all-male winners in U.S. history and the 38th all-male winners in franchise history.
  • The U.S. winner counts are now: 12 all-male, 21 co-ed, 3 all-female.
  • The franchise winner counts are now: 38 all-male, 40 co-ed, 16 all-female.
• Ricky & Cesar may not have gotten the franchise racing average record or gotten the most leg wins, but they have broken the franchise records in all the other stats I track in the above tables.
  • Furthermore, they might not have finished with all top-2 finishes, but they are the first team in U.S. history and the 4th team in franchise history (not counting Jin Zhongguo & Li Guangzhu, who only competed in one leg) to finish with all top-2 finishes except for a single 3rd place, after Marc & Rovilson, Li Xiaopeng & Li Anqi, and Tiến Đạt & Thúc Lĩnh Lincoln.
• Ricky & Cesar are the first team in franchise history to finish with a racing average of 1.50.
  • They have the best racing average of any team that won the race, beating the previous record of 1.63 by Tiến Đạt & Thúc Lĩnh Lincoln (and the previous U.S. record of 1.83 by Rachel & Dave).
• Juan & Shane are the 5th team in U.S. history and the 17th team in franchise history to finish with a racing average of 3.00.
  • They are the second team in franchise history to finish 2nd while doing this, after Angel & Frankie (who were the last team to do this).
• Rod & Leticia are the 9th team in U.S. history and the 13th team in franchise history to finish with a racing average of 3.17.
  • The last two teams to do this (Rob & Corey and Janne & Robin) both also finished 3rd.
• Do you have any other trivia? Leave it in the comments!

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United States Armed Forces SMR Grade AZ+ Ground Force Rank 4th Navy Rank 3rd Air Force Rank 1st
Land Force
Tanks 2,799x (6,121) AFVs 15,544x (11,556) Vehicles 185,941x (114,300) Artillery Guns 8,445x (2,432) Rocket Artillery 2,125x (990) Air Defense Systems 1,423x (1,911) Anti Aircraft Guns 43x (480) Specialist Vehicles 6,998x (1,094) Engineering Vehicles 3,436x Electronic Warfare Systems 4,093x (564) Drones 357x Handheld Launchers 2,215,000x (325,000)
Land Force details
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Navy
Aircraft Carriers 24x (8) Amphibious Ships 202x (8) Battleships (9) Battlecruisers (1) Cruisers 3x (3) Destroyers 99x (1) Frigates 44x (23) Corvettes 26x (3) Fast Attack Craft 76x (4) Mine Ships 8x Electronic Warfare Ships 11x Conventional Submarines (34) Nuclear Submarines 72x (31) Support Ships 4,421x
Navy details
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1prbzvKQ1KDhC0YCJ_P1_5hNIWoOAE4HkFCPx-wHM8jM/edit?usp=drivesdk
Air Force
Fighters 4,019 (1,348) Special Type Aircraft 1,909 (874) Bombers 134 (206) Logistical Aircraft 7,151 (1,133) Attack Helicopters 1,432 (386) Drones 1,639 (170) Small Drones 31,440
Air Force Details
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LWfekcZKfs_p3bCnxMyNW_BBzWl8BjEmchCuaOhIHOM/edit?usp=drivesdk
Combat Manpower
Total Combat Ready 1,832,000 Active Service 2,835,501 Deployed 171,736 Reserve 799,500 Police Officers 708,001
Economic Capital
Gross Domestic Product
GDP Nominal £26,854,000,000,000 GDP PPP $26,854,000,000,000 GDP Per Capita Nominal $80,034 GDP Per Capita PPP $80,034 GDP Growth up 2.1% CPI Inflation 3%
Credit and Debt
Credit Rating AA+ A AA+ A Negative Current Account -$985,250,000,000 Gross External Debt $27,000,000,000,000 Government Debt $30,568,951,000,000 Foreign Investment $8,084,000,000,000 Market Cap $46,200,000,000,000
Spending and Trade
Military Exports $129,315,902,129 Gold Reserves 8,133t $528,157,020,000 Defence Spending $886,300,000,000 Foreign Reserves $217,300,000,000 Tax Revenue $8,580,000,000,000 Tax Expense $9,820,000,000,000 Deficit -$1,240,000,000,000
Logistics
Domestic Geography
Landmass 9,826,675km² Roadways 6,586,610km Railways 293,564km High Speed Railway 935km Waterways 41,009km
Statistics
Total Population 340,332,281 Labour Force 161,200,000 Cargo Aircraft 5,791 Civilian Ships ~5,500 Civilian Cars ~290,800,000 Civilian Trucks ~168,600,000 Civilian Busses ~939,200 Civilian Trains 28,674 Civilian Aircraft 204,405 Construction Workers 10,755,099 Aircraft Technicians 312,890 Engineers 931,640 Shipyard Builders 105,652 Scientists ~9,000,000 Mechanics 768,917 Landing Craft 130 Logistics Vessels 2,123 10.8m Brls. 6.4m tn Patrol Vessels 1,807 Military Trucks 153,420 Military Logistical Aircraft 7,151
Domestic Hubs
Minor Ports 360 Major Ports 35 Airports 10,211 Helipads 6,104 Bus Depots 10,314 Train Stations 39,568 Police Stations 3,110 Auto shops 286,016 Gas Stations 127,588 Warehouses ~21,000 Small Dry Docks 188 Large Dry Docks 24 Military Bases 178 Air & Space Force Bases 77 Naval Bases 27 Radar Installations 455
Overseas Hubs
Military Bases 520 Naval Bases 8 Air & Space Force Bases 30 Total Satellites 238

• Military Satellites 170
• Space Force Satellites 30
• GPS Global Navigation Satellites 38

Production Capabilities
Global Production
Shipbuilding 0.21% Aircraft Manufacturing 38.3% manufacturing 16.82% Steel Production 10.1% Aluminium Production 1% Semiconductor Production 6.31% Wheat Production 8.4% Shipping 3.4% Total Services 18.7% Timber Exports 8% Automobile Production 20.1% Oil Production 17.7% Liquid Natural Gas Production 23.8% Coal Production 6%
Military Production
Large Shipyards 22 Small Shipyards 120 Tank Factories 1 Armoured Unit Producers 43 Equipment Producers 98 Munitions Producers 3 Small Arms Producers 591 Ammunition Producers 376 Aircraft Producers 1,408
Estimates per year capacity
Tanks ~100-200 Armoured Vehicles ~150-200 Vehicles 2-3m Shells ~400-900k Bullets ~300-600m Small Arms ~10-16m Fighters ~60-160 4.5 & 5th Gen Planes 200-400 Rotorcraft ~40-200 Fleet Carriers 0.05-0.2 Escort Carriers 0.2-0.4 Large Ships ~0.1-0.3 Small Ships ~2-10 Large Submarines 0.1-0.3 Small Submarines 0.3-0.8
Industry
Major Shipyards 22 Minor Shipyards 120 Automotive Plants 55 Manufacturing Factories 628,334 Aircraft Producers 1,408
Natural Resources
Production
Oil 18,000,000 bbl Liquid Natural Gas 967,144,362,000 Cu.m Coal 495,130,000 mt
Consumption
Oil 20,555,000 bbl -2,555,000 deficit Liquid Natural Gas 857,542,658,000 Cu.m +109,601,704,000 deficit Coal 441,968,000 mt +53,162,000 deficit
Reserves
Oil reserves 50,000,000,000bbl Natural gas reserves 13,178,780,000,000Cu.m Coal reserves 228,662,000,000mt
Energy
Nuclear Power Stations 54 Power Stations 12,538 Power Output 4,230tw/h
Facilities
Offshore Oil Rigs 626 Total Oil Wells 916,934 Oil Refineries 129 LNG Refineries 170 Coal Mines 991
Military Technology
Aircraft
• 5th Gen Fighters • 3rd Gen AEWAC Aircraft • 4th Gen CAS Aircraft • 4th Gen Helicopters • 5th Gen Transports • Ariel Refueling Tankers • ASW planes • Reconnaissance Aircraft • C2 Aircraft • Specialist Planes • Stealth Unmanned Ariel Vehicles • 3rd Gen Electronic Warfare Aircraft • 2nd Gen Stealth Bombers • 3rd Gen Strategic Bombers • 3rd Gen Supersonic Bombers • 4th Gen Helicopter Gunships • 3rd Gen ASW Helicopters
Weapons Systems
• ERBVRAAMs • 4th Gen ATGMs • 4th Gen Missles • 3rd Gen Manpads • 2nd Gen Manpats • 3rd Gen ICBMs • Anti ICBM Systems • ASW Rockets • MIRV Warheads • CIWS • Multi Packed VLS Cells with Guided Missles • Direct Energy Weapons • Homing Mines • Active Sonar & Wake Seeking Torpedoes • Loitering Munition Drones • Anti Radiation Missles
Various Military Technology
• 3rd Gen Reactive Armour • 3rd Gen thermal imagers • Programmable Ammunition • Caseless Ammunition • Global Navigation System • ECM systems • AESA Radars • Hard & Soft Kill APS • Stealth Technology
Vehicles • 5th Gen IFVs • 3.5 Gen Tanks • 4th Generation Radar Systems • 3rd Gen Counter Battery Systems • 4th Gen SAM Launchers • 2nd Gen GMLRS • 1st Gen MLRS • 3rd Gen Tank Destroyers • 3rd Gen Cruise Missile Launchers • 5th Gen Towed Artillery • 4th Gen SPAGs • 4th Gen AA Guns • 3rd Gen SPAAGs • C4 Vehicles • 3rd Gen EW Vehicles
Naval Vessels
• Stealth Ships • Nuclear Powered Ships • Fleet Carriers • MCV Ships • Amphibious Command Ships • Guided Missle Submarines • Fast Combat Support Ships • Tracking Ships