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re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/5/25 at 5:47 pm
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I typically like hiring Tulane interns/grads in the NOLA area because they are excellent writers, and really of the ~15 I have hired only 2 haven't been extremely hard workers.
Kid is a great writer, hard worker, tenacious, and is always networking.

Does Tulane have a special legal writing and research focus?

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/5/25 at 5:40 pm
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This. If he’s struggling with his score, take a prep course. Heck, take one if he’s not struggling unless he’s already in the 170s.
His LSAT is 90th % but every point thereafter seems to be tougher and tougher to reach. I agree, I told him to take a gap year and get that score up. It does not help him that this cycle saw a 20% increase in apps with substantial proportion of applicants with 165+ scores.

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/4/25 at 11:43 pm
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What is his undergrad degree?

The ubiquitous Poli Sci.
He lurks on the PT board and occasionally posts there. :lol:

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/3/25 at 8:37 pm
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Are the higher ranked schools he’s gotten into cheaper and in the location of the places he wants to practice?

Yes for a couple of schools from a sticker price perspective. We are waiting on schollies for a fair comparison.

The T-14, we are waiting on his admission decision and that school would likely be sticker price and a higher cost of living than most of his other choices.

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/1/25 at 12:19 pm
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I almost made that mistake going to UVA, thank goodness I wised up, that kind of debt is crushing
Indeed.
Kid had an interview with T-14 school, waiting for decision. Wouldn’t be much, if any, scholly. Great name, great debt. This is why we are looking at lower ranked schools offering $. Kid is a go getter, he networks. I’d rather him take on less debt with a lesser brand name. He’s got decent options.

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 3/1/25 at 10:16 am
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Tulane's Sports Law program was one of the first in the nation with that focus
Yes, that’s the main reason he applied.

re: Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 2/28/25 at 10:17 pm
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Left wing as it gets

Please elaborate

Tulane Law

Posted by Maxx99 on 2/28/25 at 9:22 pm
Kid is accepted to Tulane Law for fall 2025. Wants to pursue Sports & Entertainment Law. Got a really decent scholly. Has other offers from higher ranked schools.

Still waiting on some other schools to make a decision, but can anyone chime in on the program? Probably would not stay in LA after law school. Either NY or TX big law.

re: NTSB press conference

Posted by Maxx99 on 2/1/25 at 7:33 pm
It sounded to me the heavy guy with the blonde spikey hair was trying to elude that the AA pilot could have or should have rejected the landing. He referenced a plane the prior day doing just that. Seem he’s trying to lay the foundation to push blame or at least some of the blame back to the commercial pilot.
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quote:I get its hard to tell off pictures but she has the smile of an absolute sweetheart. RIP Seconded. She was adorable.

I looked up her on the NC voter rolls and she voted in Dem primary in 2020 after voting in the Rep primary in 2016. Guessing she was Kamala all the way. Def not adorable.
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.especially that douche congressman.

I missed his introduction. What is his name?
What’s Roberts’ excuse? He screwed us with the old Obamacare is a tax bs.
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Dallas
Dynasty
Falcon Crest
Grizzly Adams
Eight is Enough
Miami Vice
Moonlighting
LA Law
Superfriends
HR Puffinstuff
Sigmund and Seamonsters
Land of the Lost
Most MDs get maybe 20 minutes of nutrition. The food pyramid is a joke. Remember these ppl said to eat margarine (seed oil) instead of butter and grains, which quickly turn into sugar, instead of eggs.

How are your triglycerides? If high, it’s clogging your blood vessels. Red meat is not the boogeyman, and it’s high in B12, which helps your nitric oxide levels, which relax your blood vessels. B12 is not found in meaningful levels in chicken or the plant kingdom.

I eat mostly eggs, meat and cheese, moderate exercise / weight lifting and try to get good sleep. Mid 50s and no HBP. My dad has taken BP meds as long as I can remember. He eats Cheerios and toast every day and has consumed on his many salads insane amounts of crap salad dressing and peanut butter sandwiches laden with soybean/sunflower seed oil. No Dr ever discusses diet with him, I guess because he is not overweight. They give him a pill instead of addressing the cause.

HBP is no joke. Perhaps for you Dehydration could be a culprit. Only water is water. Not coffee, tea, juice, sparkling water, etc. If you aren’t drinking 64 oz of pure water, try it and see if it helps your BP. Should help relax the blood vessels.

tldr: not a fan of the Dash diet

Best to you in getting the BP to normal range. :cheers:

re: Big jumps in Turbo Cancers seen.

Posted by Maxx99 on 12/29/24 at 8:37 pm
Take k-2 mk7 with the D.
I prob have some already mentioned:

Hey there Delilah
Mr Jones
Mr Bojangles
Mr Blue Sky
Mandy
Beth
Benny and the Jets
Mickey
Billie Jean
Boy named Sue
Valerie (Winwood and Winehouse)
Hey Jude
Iris
Good Times (Mary Mary)
Jolene
Rosanna
Scenes from Italian Restaurant (Brenda and Eddie)
Barbara Ann
Major Tom
Oh Donna
Congratulations on your progress. I’m a big fan of eggs, meat and cheese, real butter. Lots of nutrition there, protein, B-12, omega 3, iron, K2, zinc, selenium.

I don’t believe LDL is the boogie man we have been led to believe. I think insulin and triglycerides are more destructive. Not to mention seed oils. Glad to hear you are on a healthier path!
:cheers:

re: What's up with Indiana

Posted by Maxx99 on 12/12/24 at 7:18 am
Gave us Mayor Pete too.
Minute steak/cube steak
Tuna casserole
Koolaid packets for watered down flavored sugar water
Chef Boyardee pizza kits and all the canned ravioli, beefaroni, etc
Campbell’s soups and those oyster crackers

We got Shasta sometimes or RC Cola