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  1. I just went to ChatGPT and asked about the possibility of using TeSlaa at the Tight End position. I was informed he was an offensive lineman. Now I understand why he hasn't see much playing time. I should have followed up whether he could be used at center
  2. I've done enough Summer Community Band concerts to have this seared into my brain.... Throw in Ride of the Valkyres...(Kill the Wabbit, Kill the Wabbit)
  3. And installed evil solar panels on the White House roof which were later removed by Reagan.
  4. How many houses does grandpa Trump own? Does he do this rant with his grandchildren I’m old enough when people revolted against Carter when he told us to wear a sweater instead of turning up the heat
  5. I saw a headline in one of our local papers (Daily Press, Newport News) that Virginia houses 35% of the data centers in the U-S with communities looking for their share of the action. I found this map of where they all are. NoVA is #1 Richmond area not far behind... https://www.datacentermap.com/usa/virginia/
  6. Just look at Lake Erie's annual algie problem with only "agricultural" runoff
  7. Same here, where will all the H2O come from?
  8. So many classical music pieces. I'm assuming they were all part of public domain so there was no need to get permission. Lone Ranger Theme, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, numerous Disney Cartoons. And that was before the "Young Peoples Concerts" on CBS back in the day.
  9. Reminders for doctor's appointments. I don't mind a reminder a couple days before or even a text confirming an appointment the day before. I really don't mind having to fill out the questioner before the appointment, it does save time. But the constant reminders on MyChart about the appointment, confirm the appointment, aign. in again and confirm that I confirmed the appointment is a bit too much. I'm 73 not 13
  10. Kill the Wabbit Kill the Wabbit... That's how we came to enjoy classical music in the 1960s. When men were men and Uncle Miltie dressed like a woman...
  11. Not much new here
  12. Tearing down the wall that separates church and state???
  13. Somewhat related.. December 9, 1775 Intercepted letter from John Hatley Norton to John Norton (London): "I have hitherto been silent about our Governor's Operations, but I cannot help saying something of them, as they are marked with almost every Species of Cruelty that a wicked Mind cou'd Suggest; After pillage the Plantations on the Rivers for some Months past, taking Negroes, burning Houses, & the like Depredations he hoisted his Standard & issued a Damned, infernal, Diabolical proclamation declaring Freedom to all our Slaves who will join him, & obliged great Numbers to take an Oath that they will arm themselves & assist him with their Lives & Fortunes. Most of the Scotch have joined him & a great Number of Negroes: he is now entrenched with a Body of Men at the Great Bridge to prevent our Men from getting to Norfolk. he has tis said 500 Whites & as many Blacks. our Men in number about 700 under Colo. Woodford are entrenched within a few hundred Yards of his Party..." John Norton & Sons, pp. 391-392
  14. Thanksgiving Day football games began as a college tradition. Stolen by the NFL.
  15. December 9 https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/december-9 On December 9, 1979, a commission of scientists declare smallpox has been eradicated. The disease, which carries around a 30 percent chance of death for those who contract it, is the only infectious disease afflicting humans that has officially been eradicated. Something similar to smallpox had ravaged humanity for thousands of years, with the earliest known description appearing in Indian accounts from the 2nd century BCE. It was believed that the Egyptian Pharaoh Ramses V died of smallpox in 1145 BCE; however, recent research indicates that the actual smallpox virus may have evolved as late as 1580 CE. A type of inoculation—introducing a small amount of the disease in order to bring on a mild case that results in immunity—was widespread in China by the 16th century.
  16. Not surprising...every accusation is an admittance of guilt of some kind Trump’s Own Mortgages Match His Description of Mortgage Fraud, Records Reveal https://www.propublica.org/article/trump-mortgage-fraud-florida-principal-residences?utm_source=sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=dailynewsletter&utm_content=feature
  17. She won the primary as I recall. Can't remember who she ran against on 2021. Was very uninspiring as a Gubernatorial candidate. Trump barely gave her an endorsement.
  18. Jonathan Last with another good analysis of the junta's lies. https://www.thebulwark.com/p/donald-trump-and-the-power-of-the-little-lie?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=87281&post_id=181035497&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=false&r=45wcm&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
  19. Glenn Youngkin might be a slight step up. Another rich CEO who got pushed out. He was also mediocre at best as governor
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