it seems like looking at these things once a year or every year would be pretty low hanging fruit
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it seems like looking at these things once a year or every year would be pretty low hanging fruit
if we could somehow work the loons laser eyes into this that would be preferable
the stories you wont find on espn
crazy what medved is doing with only 6 players
gophers have been goliath killers all year
tbf it does say “run”
its a start!
if canada is serious about attracting more people to move north, a dental focused version of the “Im a mac/Im a PC” ad campaign but subbing in Canada and the US would probably lead to a noticeable uptick
if the last 10 years have taught me anything, its how slippery so called “theological pillars” are for evangelicals
The Michelin Guide has released its 2026 Bib Gourmand list for Seoul and Busan ahead of the official launch of the Michelin Guide Seoul & Busan 2026.
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has finchy shaken off the “Finch Out” crowd? Or is he another blown lead away from everyone dusting off their pitchforks?
Let the reader understand
Just watched Back to the Future with the kids and we all marveled at how 1955 took only 30 years of time travel for Marty McFly, but it would take us 41 years of time travel to get to 1985. Then a look of realization came over my 10 year olds face and he said, “But 41 years into the future is…20…67”
teeth just skidding everywhere on the ice
im just going to say it: all sports except for baseball and football should take about half the players off for OT (soccer could just go 7v7)
ummmm…this is rich coming from Mr Soccer! (😉)
yeah, being a wolves fan i had many sub-30 win seasons to “enjoy” and i cursed the nba every time the wolves didnt beat their lottery odds. but looking back i wonder if fans overvalue the chance at picking the next Ant vs pressure on ownership/management to win at least 30 games a year
www.nytimes.com/athletic/705... also intrigued by this “faux relegation” idea
www.nytimes.com/athletic/706... restrict the lottery to teams that win over 30 games but miss the play in. teams under 30 wins get picks in order of finish, best record getting the highest pick after the lottery (or give them better odds if you need to keep the lottery at a set number of teams)
The South Korean government encouraged mixing grains with rice, or better yet, skip rice entirely for flour, which was imported en masse from the US via USAID. On "no rice days", jjajangmyeon and noodle dishes took off in popularity. Flour/rice mix rice cakes helped the advent of tteokbokki
KEA you know what to do
Wolves in disarray
the fact that theyre basically keeping the status quo makes me think mndots public comment was one big show
he meant IX
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i feel like we are getting closer and closer to the first billion dollar ai “oopsie”
im good with that. i mean even mcvay needed stafford
