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I predicted this a few years ago when the transfer and NIL stuff started heating up. If college sports (big 3) stay on this path then they'll end up as separate organizations that are merely affiliated with universities. Private athletic clubs with lifetime lease agreements for university facilities.
Yep, most likely their ground flare. For some reason these are considered better for community relations but they just end up looking like the start of the apocalypse.
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the Indians are good if you provide tremendous oversight and guard rails.

They have no vision AT ALL…good at data science but and pure calculations when you tell them exactly what to do


My experience exactly. If you babysit them you can get a decent work product but it takes quadruple the time. I have a hard time imagining the company is saving any money bc of the loss in efficiency.
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obligations
What "obligations"?

re: Columbus Lied

Posted by WildManGoose on 2/13/25 at 5:31 pm
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think his name gave it away?
You think his real name was Christopher Columbus?

re: How much DOGE cut/saved so far?

Posted by WildManGoose on 2/5/25 at 10:11 pm
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The counter on the website is related to interest from crypto currencies, not money saved by doge.


No, it's not. You read that on an AI generated article that conflated the coin with D.O.G.E.
They have a counter on the national debt clock website
Coming out of Evangeline Parish, I'd say 75% of college bound students started out at LSUE. It was essentially free. It was basically 13th/14th grade. Which was good or bad depending on how you look at it.

ETA: This was 20 years ago
Curriculums like Engage NY or Eureka don't exclude math facts though. They just expand into algorithms and application after the facts are established. That's what you seem to be advocating. That's been my kids experience anyway.

In any case, OP bemoaning "common core" math because a fast food cashier gets flustered from change is a lazy argument.

Common core isn't a math curriculum.

Besides, if they don't know the denominations to type into the register then the problem is far bigger than the way schools are teaching math.

re: Luigi's manifesto, allegedly

Posted by WildManGoose on 12/10/24 at 6:59 pm
This is the third "manifesto" I read today. They're all fake.
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college students enrolled into sped classes
Huh?

But to your point, the DoE can be eliminated and the enforcement of disability laws in education delegated to another agency.
What caught my attention in the first case was that the woman supposedly woke up to a bunch of texts from her husband because she didn't go back to their room.

So, she got sexually assaulted then fell asleep, presumably in the same bed as Hegseth? I've never been on either side of one of these things, but that seems peculiar for somebody that was sober.

re: Seeing Elon bought CNN

Posted by WildManGoose on 11/7/24 at 11:09 pm
He posted a poll on Twitter asking the world if he should buy it months before he actually pursued it. I doubt he would have quietly bought CNN.

The urge to troll would be too great :lol:
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Literally millions upon millions disagree on this.

There isn't a specific answer to this question. If there was, the debate would be over.


When is this ever the case? In a world with holocaust deniers and flat earthers. You can't be that naive.

re: BCS Results

Posted by WildManGoose on 12/3/23 at 12:42 pm
This is exactly what happened. It's the only thing that makes sense.
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he guarantees of having a delectable omelet cooked up via induction.
What about an etoufee in Mom's old Magnalite? That's my deal breaker.
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WHAT?>>??????????
S1E1, you don't have to work very hard for it.