In a longer series the foul calling evens out (celts doubled dubs FTAs 38-19) - that was the story of the game, how closely to call each side. You also don’t get klay, steph and kd all off on the same night very often.

This. His dad, Ken Bennett, was former deputy chief of staff to Rahm. Guessing Rahm, Chance and the other folks in the room go back a bit.

Sit down. Your hard work and special ingenuity is no more daunting than the 60 hour weeks put in by managers at walmart - neither you nor they will ever be rich so don’t grouse against all of our interests. The large problem is low capital gains tax and potential elimination of the AMT and estate taxes. Side note,…

Find 2 money plays on youtube and cycle between those all game like everyone else online. H2H is a boring, unplayable spamfest.

It was a designed play to hit the wr after hyde (motioned to the slot) picked the corner. They ran it a couple times earlier in the game, didn’t work a single time. A better matchup was targeting chancellor, the weaker link in a good secondary.

In fairness, that deep throw was hoyer throwing it away. The wagner pick was terrible, hyde on the backside slant against the zone was open, the ball was late. Keap was the only bright spot on the offense last year. Worse, the receiving core is better this year - Kerley was the number one last year. The scheme was…

This was glossed over in the article, but how many think Stanton and many others (Trout) are taking some form of steroids/PEDs? They may not be on andro, cream, “the clear”, etc., but how many years before what they’re taking now ends up on the banned substance list? My guess is 5 years from now the same “dietary…

Here’s a fun example of overpowered easy plays, eliminating the need to read or react. Skip the rant at the beginning -

The tells are there, but they’re usually subtle and deal with positioning. For example, a 1 deep safety is a tell for cover 3, which tells you to run certain receiver route combinations — same for covers 0, 2, 4, etc. Trucking or stiff arms are based on timing, but also (supposedly) the player’s attributes. The…

Garcia and Smith (Alex, not Troy) were pretty good, the rest of the bunch (Druckenmiller et al) were sorry. Kaep was the only bright spot last year on a team so lacking in talent that Jeremy Kerley (released from the Jets) was the top WR.

I think The City is pretty good, and works well pared with The Town.

TT and Kaep are comparable - age, style, skill set, price. TT has better accuracy and touch, and not outwardly woke, but watch the bills/9ers highlights from last year. Kaep made some incredible plays. No way TT is starting qb good while kaep is out of the league bad.

Fairly typical, older (homeowners, voters, workers, etc.) pitted against the younger, less established, less organized. Glad handler middlemen willing to work both sides for a living.

They in fact did many of those things - look at the DOL rule changes, exempt employee salary test, ACA, pursuader rule, equal pay act, ledbetter, etc. etc. Many had limited effect, partially due to obstruction, both republicans in congress and republican judges (see ED Tex especially for bs injunctions).

LeGarrette Blount was suspended 8ish games in college for punching a guy. Only abuser-ish?

Keith Stanfield plays Andre in “Get Out” and Darius in Donald Glover’s “Atlanta”. Glover’s song “Redbone” (as Childish Gambino) scores the scene, telling Andre (and the audience) to “stay woke, niggas creepin, they gon find you, gon catch you sleepin”

This is the crux. Who should be in charge of investing wealth. On one side is government, ostensibly elected for the betterment of the people. On the other, individuals acting in their self interest, which in theory, could lead to tides and boats rising yada yada.

Hyperbole much.

Not bothered by people bs-ing job interviews. Why this company/role? B/c you’re hiring and all office jobs/companies are essentially the same.

“In conclusion, there were mice and there were men, but, and I ask the class ... [pulls at suspenders] were some of these men in fact mice? We may never know.” [bows to the class]