Allyn McKeen

I use lostgolfballs, but I only buy "pristine" Titleist Velocity there. They end up a bit over $1 each when you get a discount and free shipping. My swing speed is 98ish, and they work very well for me. It makes it easy to say, "You keep it." when a new ball is at the edge of a lake close to one of our many gators.

Sad news. Joe and I were GA's at MSU at the same time. He was a really good guy to have around.

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Out of respect for Daniels can you change this to Top4 or top 6?

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Maybe Top V if Roman Gabriel doesn't object.

University of Chicago.

My mom and her sister had undergraduate degrees from the University of Copenhagen in theoretical physics. They had been told there was no place for women in advanced physics in Denmark, so they moved their studies to the US. My dad was working on his doctorate at the time. My dad sort of forgot to tell my mom that he was a widower with 2 kids back in Georgia with his mother.

Scottie is playing with MCLLROY. Not sure who is in charge of the caddie vests, but that's a big oops.

Archie was really fast. I saw him get a double on a bunt vs Vandy. He bunted up the 1B line. 2B came over to cover 1st. SS did not immediately cover 2nd, and Archie rounded first and went straight to 2nd. He then stole 3rd and came home on a routine grounder.

I think he still holds the Ole Miss record for triples. He led Ole Miss to the 1969 CWS and was drafted by MLB 4 times.

Yes, the Snake River attempt made him world famous.

I have the 201T MKII set. It is a good solid set of clubs for the money.

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Carol Baker

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Lots of old Carol Baker movies on Tubi. She was in a ton of Italian giallo movies where her life was constantly in danger. Lots of nudity, but it was always an integral part of the story.

Minnesota's offense was not good. They averaged about 270 ypg vs FBS teams. They played very solid defense that allowed them to win close games at home.

MSU was 5-7 in the regular season with 2 OT loses. Minnesota was 7-5 with 2 OT wins.

MN should be favored at home, but I don't see us getting killed.

Boomers currently have $84T in assets right now. Most of those assets will go to someone. Some of those assets will be spent on living expenses. Some of those assets will just disappear.

A boomer would ask himself how he could profit from the transition. What do boomers need during their final phase? Answer that question and work to provide a service for a profit.

Boomers own 3.5M small businesses right now. 2.1M of those businesses will just close. Those boomers will just decide they have done enough, and they will phase out the business. 100,000 profitable businesses will close by the end of this year with no thought of being sold. Some people are acquiring several related businesses and combining them to make a business they can run that will generate large sums of profit after bringing them up to date.

I have never been a real estate guy, but my friend is buying boomer houses close to court houses and is converting them to office space for lawyers and other professionals. He thinks it is way easier than flipping these houses to sell or rent.