NorCali
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Best part of going to my grandparents house during the Summer was YMCA camp week in Greenville MS. They had an indoor pool (still smell the chlorine saturated air), but a lot of the time was spent at the city park. Archery, making homemade ice cream (first memory of peppermint or peach), chilled watermelon, climbing through a stripped out jet, and of course red rover.
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quote:I agree with your point. However last night in the 4th quarter they rushed 4, straight 1 on 1s, not stunts or anything that required communication. They simply won the 1 on 1 battles much more often. I am not sure how continuity fixes that honestly.
The amount of people who don’t understand this is hilarious at this point. OL is the least plug and play unit there is
re: Hard Truths that explain the season
Posted by NorCali on 11/8/26 at 7:57 am to Grasshopper
The roster is consistent with a first year coaching staff that was able to partially find pieces (not necessarily great pieces) to plug and play and having to rely on the previous coaches players that, for the most part, were not sought after enough to leave. Look at O line:
So our 2 starters last night were literally backups at other SEC programs. Continuous pressure up the middle from only rushing 4 will kill most offensive schemes and that was the case every drive at the end.
So our 2 starters last night were literally backups at other SEC programs. Continuous pressure up the middle from only rushing 4 will kill most offensive schemes and that was the case every drive at the end.
re: “Neurodivergence in the workplace”…
Posted by NorCali on 11/7/26 at 6:19 am to BlancoOhNo1776
quote:in my experience these people are often the ones that are detail oriented, care about quality and timelines and contribute greatly to the overall success of a project or system. Especially in this new environment of remote work. They understand if you take time off for something during the day that you need to do, you still need to answer emails in the evening. These folks are similar to or maybe overlap with the classic highly functional “manic”.
Mainly dealing with ADHD people and people with anxiety
The only surprise for me here is that “they” are starting to group them into the neurodivergent category which many people associate with just autism, and maybe that’s the point
re: JD Vance tweets his analysis
Posted by NorCali on 11/4/26 at 2:55 pm to PorkSammich
quote:Trump has 2 years left of relativity. His coat tails are gone. The Dems have to find something other than OMB to campaign on in 2028. Everything now about 2028
Trump will destroy him
The RBs for South were strong. The QB on 3rd or 4th down was sacked or inaccurate or were he took off didn’t make much of any gain. Frustrating for the folks from South watching
re: La Tech fans, how do ya'll feel this season will go?
Posted by NorCali on 10/31/26 at 5:27 pm to Mushroom1968
I was at this game. La Tech played pretty well on offense and Baker had a nice game but South also shot themselves in the foot a lot. And South could run the ball but the QB is not very effective, accurate not athletic. But LaTech definitely out played them today on the road
I’m guessing you’re that guy that used punctuation for bullet points on power point slides.
re: Test Level Results…
Posted by NorCali on 10/28/26 at 1:12 pm to Jizzamo311
Bioavailable is what I look at on my personal levels.
Yours clearly shows L.
I am also uncertain about how the normal range was ever defined from an evidence based viewpoint because I am not sure there is enough quality data available to define this.
This may be why wellness clinics take into account symptoms as well.
Plenty of areas of medicine where symptoms can guide therapy. Lab values should not be the deciding factor unless well defined and life threatening but seems for medical-legal it has become the trend.
Yours clearly shows L.
I am also uncertain about how the normal range was ever defined from an evidence based viewpoint because I am not sure there is enough quality data available to define this.
This may be why wellness clinics take into account symptoms as well.
Plenty of areas of medicine where symptoms can guide therapy. Lab values should not be the deciding factor unless well defined and life threatening but seems for medical-legal it has become the trend.
quote:Or have their auto pay set to full balance so nothing is carried over.
if everyone only bought everything cash up front
How did the analytics of the pitching/hitting matchups in this series look? Probably favored the Brewers.
Moneyball type analytics are looking at numbers over a season and getting good value. Not sure if translates to team vs team in winner takes all series. But can’t say the analytics are useless if the team wins the AL vs some of the biggest payrolls!
Moneyball type analytics are looking at numbers over a season and getting good value. Not sure if translates to team vs team in winner takes all series. But can’t say the analytics are useless if the team wins the AL vs some of the biggest payrolls!
I guess all the Florida talk was much ado about nothing
re: Not your father’s Bye
Posted by NorCali on 10/26/26 at 10:56 am to ThermoDynamicTiger
quote:Now that is an interesting piece of data :lol:
Kalen DeBoer 6–0 record since 2021 across Washington and Alabama coming off a bye week .
re: Credit where credit is due
Posted by NorCali on 10/26/26 at 10:53 am to Sheriff Brackett
He got out schemed and embarrassed by Will Stein at Kentucky. Looks like he watched what Auburn did to Georgia and prepared the defense well.
He is paid $3.0M a year. LSU was Kentucky's 6th game, including some quality opponents, so there was ample film for preparation.
Maybe injuries were an issue, but the performance in Lexington to give up a drive in the 4th quarter when LSU had the lead should not have happened. The head coach obviously thought that as well based on his decision to punt.
That one drive may be what keeps LSU out of the CFP and is the type of drive a DC that is the 2nd highest paid DC in college football should not give up. One game against an inferior opponent is a step in the right direction, but let's see how the rest of the season plays out before saying all is well.
He is paid $3.0M a year. LSU was Kentucky's 6th game, including some quality opponents, so there was ample film for preparation.
Maybe injuries were an issue, but the performance in Lexington to give up a drive in the 4th quarter when LSU had the lead should not have happened. The head coach obviously thought that as well based on his decision to punt.
That one drive may be what keeps LSU out of the CFP and is the type of drive a DC that is the 2nd highest paid DC in college football should not give up. One game against an inferior opponent is a step in the right direction, but let's see how the rest of the season plays out before saying all is well.
re: Miami Wants Independence. LSU Should Want an Empire.
Posted by NorCali on 10/23/26 at 6:12 am to jacksajester
Per CNBC valuations, Notre Dane 6th at 1.13B, LSU 12th at 1.05B and Miami 29th @ 760M
So LSU materially higher than Miami, which folks need to realize is mostly a regional brand competing with pro sports. LSU competing with the Saints only regionally and has National positioning.
Bottom line, they could absolutely pull off a contract now. However, the question is what % of the brand value is from SEC affiliation and can they maintain or grow outside of the SEC at the next contract?
Personally I would love to see them look at what kind of hit in brand value occurred due to this unfounded lawsuit from the SEC and counter sue the conference for the difference, win that suit and negotiate with the conference to have Stankey resign immediately in lieu of monetary damages.
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So LSU materially higher than Miami, which folks need to realize is mostly a regional brand competing with pro sports. LSU competing with the Saints only regionally and has National positioning.
Bottom line, they could absolutely pull off a contract now. However, the question is what % of the brand value is from SEC affiliation and can they maintain or grow outside of the SEC at the next contract?
Personally I would love to see them look at what kind of hit in brand value occurred due to this unfounded lawsuit from the SEC and counter sue the conference for the difference, win that suit and negotiate with the conference to have Stankey resign immediately in lieu of monetary damages.
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How much of this is also about not needing to relocate or having to move? Is there a metric on that? I am assuming that a material amount of buying and selling is tied to moving for opportunities?
Below is from the article. Seems plausible this is as much about self-aggrandizement for her unique work place situation as anything.
Barbara Bush, 44, is currently an executive at the National Basketball Association, where she is vice president of social impact and inclusion. Her FEC filing reflected an address in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Barbara Bush, 44, is currently an executive at the National Basketball Association, where she is vice president of social impact and inclusion. Her FEC filing reflected an address in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn.
Hmm. Is it because he has the smoker set up very close to the property and loves to run it when the wind pushes the smoke directly into the neighbors house?
A lot of these seemingly egregious HOA topics are due to a lack of courtesy or common sense. If you’re creating smoke from a smoker or fire pit and the wind is pushing the smoke straight into your neighbor's house, be aware of that fact and don’t create smoke until the wind shifts.
A lot of these seemingly egregious HOA topics are due to a lack of courtesy or common sense. If you’re creating smoke from a smoker or fire pit and the wind is pushing the smoke straight into your neighbor's house, be aware of that fact and don’t create smoke until the wind shifts.
Well to be fair, #5 played #4 and #2 played #8. So it was predestined to have at least 2 on this list. But #1 had the worst lost of any of these followed by #7. those 2 losses make it a very special day :lol:
re: Tesla Roadster Reveal Tonight
Posted by NorCali on 10/16/26 at 8:28 am to Meauxjeaux
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Small minds can’t comprehend the day when human drivers are eliminated from the interstates and you replace high speed rail with 250MPH Roadster taxis going from any city to any city without building Billion dollar per mile mass transit track.
This Roadster may represent the next evolution from Waymo, geofencing notwithstanding. Curious about range and if that will be the next great rate limiting factor since the hurdle of gravity seems to have been partially cleared
re: The 2026 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Awards have been announced
Posted by NorCali on 10/15/26 at 5:25 am to LegendInMyMind
So this guy could be the one that killed the puma and tied it to the fence. Maybe he was hoping to lay the big cat on the fence for a shot and say the cat was alive but then it kept falling off so he tied him to the fence post and went with that? That picture in that setting seems awfully sketchy.
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