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TV and social media killed the Cinderella

Kids who can play are being found via social media and travel ball and no longer falling back on low level offers. TV airing every game allows major teams to scout small teams
Sean Spicer said he spoke with multiple coworkers of his and nobody had anything nice to say about him. Not even a "he's a nice guy"

re: Best indoor HDTV antenna

Posted by Man4others on 3/1/26 at 8:12 pm to
marathon hdtv antenna is the best
Bret Bielema says if you want to know how big a kid will be, look at the mom's brother.
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Not sure what else would be put in North La it’s not like the area has been booming the last. 30 yrs


They are building them in NW LA because they will have access to the Haynesville Shale and the two parishes are mostly forests.

He's had some bad takes lately. Sided with Don Lemon and that Church protest
Great job Dan Bongino. Really glad you got your podcast back. I hope that 6 months as FBI #2 wasn't too strenuous.
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Pretti was looking to get in a scuffle with police and have it filmed.


His behavior was so erratic, they should review his work as a nurse for anything suspicious.
I thought Dr Redfield handled himself well during covid.
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doctors and nurses not following their oath should be fired


Immediately and they should be banned from the industry.
I remember this and knew it had to be an inside job. Was thinking staff but MTG setting it up is wow.
Held up a rosary before his speech
Not a fan or Mark anymore. I thought his attacks on Poso over Christmas Eve were tasteless.
Also don’t let the libs tell you Jesus wasn’t born on December 25th.
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Jesse waters is so underrated. I feel like he could pull off a late night TV show and it would actually be profitable.


He is excellent
Smart to pick a hull thats already proven. Will it have VLS? Torpedos?
Facebook Brown University Spotlight

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Research Apprenticeship Spotlight: Mustapha Kharbouch ‘27
In this spotlight interview, the department caught up with Mustapha Kharbouch ‘27, a Socio-Cultural Anthropology and International and Public Affairs concentrator, to learn more about what they look forward to accomplishing in Anthropology’s Research Apprenticeship Program. The Program aims to foster collaboration between students and faculty on faculty research.
"Through this research apprenticeship, I will continue to support Dr. Paja Faudree’s research project ‘Botanical Reparations: Psychoactive Plants and Indigenous People.’ ?? In the wake of global capitalism’s rampant commodification, this research allows me to continue investigating questions of indigeneity, injustice and inclusion which I’m highly moved by."


Syracuse NY. Very hilly and 120 inches of snow
Burger is okay. Fries are awful