I wish the word “Baptist” appeared every time Baylor University was mentioned, because it’s textbook Southern/Texas Baptist “do-as-I-say-not-as-I-do” religion. Baylor Baptist University, which, at one time, didn’t allow women to wear pants.

“Trump went on to purport that his rival in the general election, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, accepts donations from countries in the Middle East.”

Just curious what qualifies as best?

You assume you’ll get to retire. I’m Gen-X, and I’ve been slowly absorbing that strategy as I see retirement age creeping up and my state trying to claw back pensions. :/

But it wasn’t Varejão’s choice to leave Cleveland. Still, you’re right about Gilbert.

opportunities for Athletics personnel to integrate across non-athletics programs within the University.

Who looks at IMDB ratings? I don’t usually even bother with the ratings on Netflix.

I prefer a more apt tune:

I’m a user and this is something I definitely want. Photos and links will suck up a lot of characters.

That will require a concentrated push on the part of the monied elites to fund public transportation. I consider that highly unlikely. And it’s not just Austin. The entire state of Texas has shitty public transportation. It seems to be something they take pride in. :/

If ride-hailing apps and Austin City Council can’t work together, then it’s pasttime to fix the issues that caused us to rely so heavily on the presence of services like Uber and Lyft in the first place. Like many growing cities, we desperately need to take a hard look at public transit and affordability for Austin’s…

That guy is the definition of a “blockhead.”

Not even sports radio - Sports INTERNET radio!

There is NOTHING short of an atomic bomb that would reduce traffic in Austin at this point.

Given the patriarchal culture she came from, she probably just thinks it’s a cost of doing business to have a rich asshole husband. :/ She married for the rich, but the asshole is part of the package.

Ha!

“So in theory, tenure might sound good, but in practice, unless they reform it in some way, it creates some serious problems.”

Brooker was convicted of drug trafficking in 2014, after police in Dothan, Alabama raided his son’s home in 2011; his son, Darren Lee Brooker, was also charged. The police described what they found as a “growing operation” in a wooded area behind the house, saying they seized 42 plants with a “street value” of $92,000.

It was his son’s home. Wouldn’t his son have been the dealer?