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Well, what happened?

An investigation into the deaths of two Ole Miss students is underway.

Dr. Shawnboda Mead, the university’s vice chancellor for student affairs, announced the deaths of the unidentified students on Tuesday after the rumor mill dominated social media with unsubstantiated claims. Many users claimed that multiple students died after taking substances laced with cychlorphine, an extremely potent, unregulated synthetic opioid.

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“We are aware that considerable unverified information is circulating on social media and in the community regarding these recent student deaths,” Mead stated. “The Coroner’s Office has confirmed two student deaths and University Police are not aware of any additional student deaths. University Police remain in contact with local and state law enforcement and the causes of the two deaths are still under investigation.”

Lafayette Metro Narcotics added that the department has found no evidence that the two deaths are connected, although initial phases of the investigation revealed that packaged kratom sold from a retail store was discovered where both students had passed. Officials did not list kratom as the cause of death, but urged the public to avoid it for now,

“Out of an abundance of caution, we encourage everyone to avoid kratom and any other medication or substance that was not prescribed to you or obtained from a trusted, regulated source,” Lafayette Metro Narcotics stated.

“We do not have confirmed information indicating that kratom or any other substance was a contributing factor in either death. We ask the public to avoid speculation regarding the circumstances or cause of either death while these investigations remain ongoing.”

The Ole Miss offense had too much possession because our Offense was stalled except one drive in first half.

I got my dad’s 1100, he bought in the 1970s. Used it for doves, firing cases through it. Unfortunately used it for ducks and the Steele shot bulge happened, though got one of the class action settlement checks ($100 maybe?).
I didn’t know about the need for cleaning and never did. Never noticed an issue, guess I was lucky, for 10 years then one day it was slow to close when unloading. Spray of rem oil, good to go for a while. Cleaned it fully, all good. Again maybe I was lucky but never felt like it was a high maintenance gun. Moved to lead shot only shooting.

You may be better off going into Navarre/Santa Rosa

Tell company A the truth. You interviewed at B, tell them why it is better. They can match or say bye.
I have been on both sides of this, as the hiring manager and as the one with better offer. Transparency is best. Company A probably knows you are better than the position you are in so won’t be a surprise

Normally you would disclose to them that you are working on this independently. If you didn’t, you may not have a way to prove you didn’t do this on company time

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or back out into traffic

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This is the answer. And it’s because too many idiots are too impatient or too ignorant to give you the 6-12 inches you need. Instead they pull up as close as possible thinking someone is going to steal the space from them while I am backing out.
Also way more courteous to ba k in vs back out in a mass exodus situation like post church or ball game when everyone is leaving.
With modern cameras it is pretty straightforward to back into a spot.

Hi might bolt, but my guess is it would be for the Tampa Bay Bucs before any other college job. He knows the owners very well from growing up there while his dad was coach. But it would mean he has done a great job here.

If they are not on a roster or practice squad, the NFLPA doesn’t consider them to be “nfl players”
I don’t think any team, including LSU is looking to do that. So the statement is fine, just not applicable.