I’ve never heard my dad more depressed over a game than he was that night. He’s lived in Atlanta for the entirety of the Falcons existence and was forced to accept that they will never win.

Was that a good fight? I’m leaning towards nah.

Yeah but have you seen how expensive pine nuts are??

Drew, MedStar Georgetown University Hospital in your own backyard has a bar as loosely connected to the hospital. It’s one of the school’s two on-campus bars (I guess the Jesuits got at least one thing right).

I was born and raised in Cobb County. This summer, I went home and went to my first game at SunTrust. The park, once your inside, is amazing. The seats feel like you’re at a great minor league park and are right on top of the field. The Battery is fun too. Who doesn’t like to be able to walk around with a beer…

Small counterpoint: as someone on their third ACL in one knee, compression tights are great.

Raleigh has the Hurricanes

If you can find it, the teres major (or shoulder tender or any other of its names) is my absolute favorite cut. Eats like filet for half the price. Just make sure you’re cooking or saucing with some kind of fat because it is very lean.

“If you have good content, people are going to find it no matter who you are or where you are or how fucked up of a strawberry it is”

If you could rob one store overnight with a zero percent chance of being caught, which store would you pick?

How long do you give broken office AC until you just go work from home? I’m in DC and this heat wave has been awful.

There’s a chance that the 4th place team loses to a team from Asia, so there are between 3 and 4 spots.

I can’t be the only one who read this as a little sarcastic?

Leafs

+1 This is so stupid

Well not knowing how to edit, I revise my previous statements.

Oh undoubtedly, but I’m just reading this as much as socioeconomic segregation related to healthcare outcomes (I think your point about access to preventive care is particularly important in that regard). Environmental factors like pollution could certainly manifest themselves in some of these areas though.

Well yes but since this is incidence per 100,000, population density isn’t reflected (although that certainly has a huge effect on access to healthcare, especially specialty care such as oncology).

So yeah, this map fairly neatly follows obesity, poverty, education level, etc. by county. Since cancer risk can often be determined by lifestyle factors, it follows that this is basically a socioeconomic status map.

You are extremely right on Mama Dip’s