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Week Sixteen: Detroit Lions (10-4) @ Minnesota Vikings (7-7)
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As a student of automotive history I can say there is some justice in a female member coming in and succeeding, at least for now, when the men couldn’t. For a long time their job was to host parties and be seen. -
For local Fox 2 is the place to go. Stephanie and Kelly Rowe.
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How often do teams set a 5 man rotation in spring training and it play out that way during the season.
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Nate getting rightly roasted for not realizing this was about state maps. Not US Congress
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That’s when I checked out. Calc II. I was breezing thru calc I and my professor noticed I didn’t sign up for II. He approached me and said I was one of his best students. I told him as we got to the latest chapter of which became more story and real world application that it got much harder for me. Until then it came natural. I was stupid. I had the attitude if it’s not something that was meant for me since I struggled. He told me it was hard for him and he has a PhD. I often wonder what would have happened if I had better guidance. I was led to believe we were all good at something and we had to find it. Not learn to become good at something. My family wasn’t educated.
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in all my time playing baseball and later softball I touched as little of the base as possible. I didn’t trust the “fat” part of the base when running with the intention of going to the next base. It could be wet, dusty, my spike could get caught. I never liked my whole foot on the bag.
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You are confused and making this into semantics. Nobody is saying they are honest, as in you can trust them to hold $100 for you for a few days or that they won’t cheat on an exam. Not that type of honesty. what is meant in this context is how their belief is formed in their heart. Someone like Trump or Kari Lake or Guiliani all say what they do for personal gain. They know it’s bull****. All the grifters too. Tucker. Levin. Conway. But a big portion of the general public do not have that same motivation. They believe the lies they are told. In that sense their belief is honest because their motive is not personal gain. That distinction is important to know if you want to try to predict future behavior. You have to know the why. there are people who honestly believe essential oils work. If you wish to market to people and predict their behavior then you as an analyst have to accept that even though it’s ridiculous.
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There’s lots of people who honestly think it was stolen because of the lies they have been fed. They lack the ability or courage to dig deeper. The truth doesn’t change because of that but if you going to analyze human behavior you need to understand their beliefs, regardless whether they are correct or accurate. Otherwise you get flawed results.
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That’s how I was taught in HS (right foot on inside corner) but later on saw Gibson in a clinic advise to do the opposite, left foot on outside corner, his reasoning being at that point it’s more of a straight line. Seemed weird to me.
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Wonder if that will lead to more doubles or double attempts? Without as sharp of a turn could a fast runner get more momentum?
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And the GOP base is dumb enough to believe that analogy is sound.
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Granted… it’s just desantis. He’s not that smart.
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Their talking point is his “refusal to secure the border” and “student loans” is considered insurrection. Seriously. The WSJ said that.
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The CO ruling is fun but I fully expect the SC to shoot it down so I’m not really giving it much thought.
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I interacted with him a few times on twitter. He’d just post things like “on todays date in 1976 Peter Frampton…” I enjoyed his tweets for that reason.
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I saw him last week on JJ’s last day and thought he didn’t look well.
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They were the worst. I was lucky I only had to drive to Taylor. But not the part with stores and such. The industrial portion at like like Northline and Inkster or whatever. It was dark and nobody around. Like a mailbox.
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Most voters don’t study this stuff as much as you or I or others here. Careful of the echo chamber.
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From the article below. Trump, who has called the efforts to keep him off the ballot “nonsense” and “election interference,” is likely to try to appeal Tuesday’s Colorado ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court. Courts have ruled against similar efforts to get Trump banned from the ballot in Arizona, Michigan and Minnesota. The plaintiffs challenging Trump’s eligibility in Michigan filed an appeal to that state’s high court on Monday. I’m curious on the legal reasoning that a president isn’t “an officer of the US government “.
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Good point. I also think overstatement of Trump hatred and not everybody being in tune with his threats to democracy talk. They figure we survived already and “they are all crooked”.
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This music is amazing.
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Apathy among young voters could play a role. They seem fickle. Gaza and student loans… things like that. Trumps vote totals won’t go up…. But maybe Joe’s doesn’t either.
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Charlie LeDuff arraigned for domestic violence.
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I detected a lot of that from those guys. Northrup. Stanley. Lolich. I think it’s natural because they were the last of the non free agent era so it stings to miss it by that much. The guys that came up in the 70s and 80s made good money but it wasn’t FU/generational wealth money either. A run of the mill 10 year player in 1992, facing life after age 33 with maybe a few hundred grand in the bank leftover… you still gotta find something to do. Can’t live off that. Into the 90s it got better for them. Someone like a Steve Avery could finish their career and “retire” and begin raising their family in a decent middle class normal life. I ran into him in a CYO league. His kids were playing. Fast forward to another local guy, Derek Lowe. Nobody that special but he’s setup for life in a bigger way. Today’s comparable players are one step further. Mansions, etc.
