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Everything posted by romad1
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Since i'm the coach its generally me retrieving balls from the fielders with it.
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Funnily enough you know who really benefited from birth tourism in the recent past (maybe still, I have not reviewed this lately) was wealthy Russians in Miami.
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Yeah...I didn't go into why he would think it meant one thing and not the other when i brought it up as a lever on his people who leave. However, they do probably also have sweetheart deals set up for them so they don't roll. Or, he's got goons threatening them. I think Trump Inc. knows how to intimidate and cajole their risks.
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I am going to share my current glove again... I assure you that after several months of very muddy Virginia softball it no longer is this bright color. I explained the livery of the color scheme somewhere but its basically the US Air Force TACP crest colors. Blue for Air, Green for Ground, Red for the Firepower we deliver. The new one plays a lot better than my $35 super soft glove that I have to replace the laces on each season. Its great for coaching and having to retrieve balls without having to reach that extra 13" when i'm trying to refill the Jugs machine.
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I've been around softball more than baseball, but what the heck is a 3B glove and how is it different from any infielder mitt besides 1B? I realize the infielders like a mitt that's shorter than the OFs who love the giant jai alai gloves. I personally play with a 13" mitt befitting my status as a perma DH who should only play outfield on an experimental or shock-art basis.
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in the context...the person who gets access to classified information signs an NDA to protect the information. That is also wrapped up in a raft of classification regulation in which you are not allowed to use classification to protect the reputation of the organization. However, Doofusmctrumpusface won't understand that and will conflate them with the NDAs he made his employees sign to protect...unflattering information.
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ok, so IU was very good about their championship. They were proud and restrained in a charming way.
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Yeah or the classification process.
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it was
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So she’s out because of the poor showing at SCOTUS?
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You kicked it up a notch
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Definitely don’t need coal miners to dig coal from the rock face but all businesses need thinkers working toward growth.
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Also, buildings seem very sturdy. Could protect you against siege or zombie attacks. Have seen no evidence of IU’s football championship anywhere.
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First impressions: IU is gorgeous.
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advertisers love that
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A neighbor girl went to Tennessee and this very dark skinned Indian girl came back as a blond. She was already one in her mind and disposition so, it merely affirmed her identity.
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KU seems closest to a B1G school of the ones I've seen so far. I saw a prof in the cafeteria who had that older Ann Arbor prof look (i.e., wildly curly gray hair, austerely thin, button up shirt and dress pants from the 1980s). I was like...if we were looking at zillow of his house we'd see mid century modern, african art, musical instruments, kitchen needs an upgrade.
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Sororities are prob not my daughter's interest. The importance of them in southern university culture also a neg for any of these SEC campuses for her. But, you never know.
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My Dad is a bama alum. I'll pass along the strong review. He went there in the 1940s after WWII with all the returning vets so he probably was dealing with bare minimums for housing. KU is 500 miles from home in northern VA so we are hoping that is as far as she wants to go. We are also looking at Colorado State and Oregon for her program but probably only can tour one of those two.
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We did Kentucky yesterday. That dorm tour was best seen to date. Also a lovely campus. My one critique. The coke zero was out in the cafeteria. I'll pass along any strong thoughts on dorms. KU compared to Louisville is like comparing something from HGTV after a remodel to my barracks in 1987 in a 100 year old building in Baumholder, Germany.
