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Its likely that high because it basically has another lot on it, and its in a good location. Its my understanding that there is so much historic districting in N.O. that its very hard to find an empty lot to build on, and the house basically has to be caving in to remove.

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as grim as it is, i could watch that movie over and over again


Same. I would imagine I've watched it 5+ times and could easily watch it tonight.


same. Its such an immersive movie that so beautifully encapsulates the ugly, grimy, hopeless big city. There is also something timeless about it. It was made in '95, but it has a stylistic vagueness to it almost as if the urban decay it is depicting could take place in any time period, any big city.

Obviously some of the scenes are disturbing, but the acting, cinematography, sound, story etc make it so incredibly watchable.
The HR before I wasnt sure it was going out.

That one I was quite positive it was going out.
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Atlanta seems worse than Memphis right now.


There have been multiple random women murdered in Atlanta by different assailants in the last 2 months. One was stabbed while taking a walk on the beltline. One was having lunch at a restaurant in Decatur. And another was just sitting on the Marta.

Absolutely heartbreaking for these women and their families and friends.

What do you call an army of babies?

An infantry
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23’ UGA lost 1 game in 2 years and didn’t get a rematch. 06’ Mich lost 1 game to a rival and didn’t get a rematch.



I have one for ya: 2007 LSU lost TWO games and still got awarded a spot in the NC game.
My gf and I watched Sphere and The Abyss a few days ago as a back-to-back underwater double feature.

In this latest episode when Boyd is talking about how the entities take people's nightmares/fears and manifest them onto the people, we commented to each other how that was kind of like what happens in Sphere.

Then, like the next scene, when Boyd is intensely trying to resuscitate Donna, and she miraculously comes back, we commented on how that scene was almost exactly like the scene we had just watched in The Abyss where Virgil resuscitates Lindsey. We were laughing about how similar it was.

Weird.
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Well, other than that one time he stabbed a guy to death, right?


Reminds of this bit


Looks like it kicked him in the chest.
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How ironic is it that a guy named Sherpa became a Sherpa?



I think that most sherpas have the surname "Sherpa."
My best friend growing up who got me into fishing always used a baitcaster for whatever reason, so consequently I used one. I still use spinning reels as well, but my go to is my baitcaster.
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hardly as nefarious as the headline



Maybe not, but do you want some fricker sitting next to you on a flight with a bunch of monkey pox in his carry-on?
I stopped in Granby for gas a few years ago on way to Leadville from RMNP. I asked the sweet ol cashier woman about it, and she was happy to talk to me about it, and share her experience from that day. Nice woman.
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FOX 2 - Two researchers with the National Institutes of Health were charged Tuesday in a criminal complaint with conspiracy to smuggle monkeypox into the United States and lying to federal law enforcement.

Dig deeper:
Vincent Munster and Claude Kwe were working for the NIH at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory and are accused of smuggling the viral pathogens into the US from The Congo at Detroit Metropolitan Airport in Romulus.

Munster, a citizen of the Netherlands, 53, is the Chief of the Virus Ecology Section, Laboratory of Virology at the Rocky Mountain Laboratory in Hamilton, Montana. Claude Kwe, a citizen of Cameroon, 38, is a research fellow in Munster's section.

The work of both men is focused on "emerging viral pathogens" and how those pathogens "cross the species barrier," according to the US Attorney Office for the Eastern District of Michigan.

They work at a Biosafety Level 4 laboratory, which employs the highest level of biosafety precautions for scientific research of known and potential human pathogens.

On January 25, 2026, Munster and Kwe arrived at the McNamara Terminal at DTW from Brazzaville, Republic of Congo, where an outbreak of monkeypox was occurring.

Mpox is an infectious virus that can result in painful rash, enlarged lymph nodes, fevers, and other ailments.

Munster and Kwe were inspected and interviewed by Customs and Border Protection officials upon their arrival, after being spotted traveling with a large black plastic case.

Munster and Kwe allegedly lied to CBP officers that the black case contained diagnostics and testing equipment.

But subsequent investigation by CBP and FBI agents revealed that the case actually contained 113 vials in Styrofoam coolers.

As of the date of the complaint, the FBI has tested 20 of the 113 vials.

Seventeen of them contained deactivated mpox virus, one contained the chickenpox virus, and two contained only human DNA.

"These NIH experts apparently broke our laws by smuggling viral pathogens on a packed commercial airplane from an outbreak in the Republic of Congo. Let that sink in," United States Attorney Jerome F. Gorgon said.

"No researchers should believe their positions, credentials, or professional status place them above the law," said Jennifer Runyan, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Detroit Field Office.

Munster and Kwe face a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

The investigation is being conducted by the Detroit Field Office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.



https://www.fox2detroit.com/news/foreign-nationals-working-nih-charged-smuggling-mpox-us-metro-airport
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Please tell me why St. Nick - best football coach I ever saw, BTW - has anything we should listen to regarding anything NOT the closed system of college sports where basic labor law was ignored for decades.


Saban isn't against NIL. He is against the unsustainable, lawless, no parameters system that is currently in place. You know, like 99% of this board.
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2021 popcorn game where lane dipped into his madden playbook.
2022 is literally a one score game and our receiver dropped a pass in the end zone as time expired.
2023 we were without any of our top receivers and it was a one score game going into the 4th after giving Bama points on a blocked punt earlier in the game.


ok, so 2 multiple score games, and 1 one score game. Got it.