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Naturally it's always easier to be risky when it's other people's money.
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A youtube doctor was looking at the injury and you could see Rodgers' calf muscle release while his foot is on the ground. The guy said what would cause that is either an achilles injury or there's some tertiary muscle in the calf which, if it tears, can also cause the muscle to release like that and that particular injury isn't very serious since its little-used.
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12 calls per day from scammers. Guess I put my information somewhere I shouldn't have, because they even have my correct age. Sometimes I'll pick up just to play around with them. Last time I needed them to talk fast because my wife was in labor. Android's "only ring if in contacts" doesn't work, so I've at least changed the ringtone from all my contacts and now I'll know the difference without having to pick up the phone.
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My question out of ignorance, if the firm made it halfway through renovations and went belly-up, couldn't the 50% downpayment be used to complete the renovations and now you're trying to sell a renovated house?
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I get up every morning and play a game or three of OOTP (a baseball manager simulation game) just to wake up a little. You can simulate through a game in a second, or you can manually play every game which takes about 15 minutes. Well I've manually played every single game and am up to the 2049 season and for no real reason the game decided it won't load up for me anymore and I have to start over.
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Maybe there's also paperwork involved where he's not 'technically' retired, but realistically is. Plenty of 50-year-olds out there who are technically free agents because they didn't qualify for the pension and so never bothered doing the retirement paperwork.
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Per someone on Twitter: Stephen Strasburg will continue be paid $35 million annually through 2026 (with about $11.4M deferred each year). He then will receive $26.6M in 2027, 2028 and 2029 in his owed deferred payments. The contract was not insured, leaving the #Nats on the hook for its entirety.
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Don't worry, the griddle will be his gateway drug. They like doing the pancakes and peppers outside, so gosh, maybe they should get a pellet smoker to do the chicken outside, too!
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There's also "SandRhoman History" on the same subject. Learn the real history of how to storm or defend a castle, or the evolution of medieval weapons.
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Clifford has confidence and I like where he's putting the ball, but he sure likes to lock eyes on his first read.
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Big Ten Expansion - Oregon and Washington expect to receive invites
GAME05 replied to homer's topic in Other Sports
I can't imagine trying to pass a 400-level biology course while also traveling to a game in NY on Monday and a game in California on Thursday. Granted, I can't imagine passing biology to begin with. -
Ah, when you think about selling a company you own and decide "Well, I do it when I get back to work in a couple days" and show up to find it crashed 68% overnight. Whoops.
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Also trying to decide if I should switch golf courses. The current one I can walk up without a tee time and play whenever and it's a beautiful course and perfectly maintained. The other one I hear is a nice course, but tee times will likely be a little more difficult to get, and they also do forced foursomes. But I'd save about $200/mo.
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My vending commercial kitchen caught up with me. They hadn't been invoicing me. I'd told one of their workers to assuage my guilt over the free kitchen, who apparently didn't pass the message on. But they've hired a new girl to go over their books and she found me. She said they'd completely lost my rate sheet and asked if I had it. I do, but gosh I won't be able to find it, since that'd be the only way they could back-charge me. But either way, at the same time I've decided to cut back on my number of days vending, they'll likely charge me in the neighborhood of 40% of my current income. I've heard of a potential opportunity on Saturdays. It would give me six vending stints per month but still just three days in total. Just a 12+ hour day. Then there's also winter when I don't make all that much. Or maybe I find a bar and vend after work a couple days per week. In all, it suddenly has me thinking maybe it won't be profitable enough to keep vending. I'm just not doing it enough days per week to make it work. I should be able to recoup most or all of my capital costs because carts re-sell well, at least. Of course don't want to jump to this conclusion quiet yet, though. My fallback option was to buy crates of return items and re-sell them on ebay. It's at least another option to not work on somebody else's clock. Unsure of the typical $/hr yet, though.
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They drafted his replacement instead of a player who would better fit any "go for it" strategy in Rodgers' last few years playing on a SB-contending team. Why should Rodgers be expected to sacrifice money in the present when the team wasn't willing to sacrifice wins in the future? I think this is all just usual breakup stuff, where in the immediate the girl is the worst person in the world and you don't know why you liked her in the first place. But once you find the next girl, the previous one was actually a great person but it just didn't work out and you wish her the best. So I guess that's to say Love is my new girlfriend and I'll be rooting for the Jets this season unless they play the Packers.
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Yeah, I do wonder in a decade or two how much taxpayers will really go for paying for the stadiums. If you're going to pay for half, you're probably better off with the city buying the whole team, too. I'd be up for at least moving the three-point line back. Basically no difference in shooting percentage a couple feet into the line, but a decent drop a foot or so behind it. Also to keep the whole thing as a circle and eliminate the corner 3 as an option, which would also get that corner player moving around more. The point at which centers started to be evaluated on their three-point shooting was a good sign the line was too close.
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https://bleacherreport.com/articles/10083668-video-fiba-event-showcases-incredible-glassfloor-interactive-basketball-court Okay, so now we have LED glass floors for basketball courts. Sure, a whole new way to advertise, but it could be really neat to have explosion graphics after a 3-pointer or to play highlights during a timeout. Plus you could have a different-look basketball court every single game. We can just go ahead and put a blue line a third of the way up the court and no offensive player may cross the line ahead of the basketball.
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I think Love has really good tools apart from accuracy, so if he can improve that a bit he should be really good. I lean toward about seven wins next year though not so much on Love not being good but that the WR group isn't particularly good and the TEs probably won't contribute much this year. And I'm tired of being optimistic about the performance of the defense.
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I clearly watch a lot of Youtube that I know the posters everyone else has mentioned so far. But I guess it makes sense since Youtube has almost 100% replaced movies and tv for me.
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The boss warned me not to vape in my work truck. I'd be the first one to say I'm addicted to nicotine though I have no desire to quit. It doesn't leave any smell nor do I do it in the public eye. I don't want to stop every 20 minutes to get out and have a puff, nor could I go hours without it. If the boss asks I won't lie because that's a career-ender, but I think I'm in line to get a few write-ups in the near future. He's new, so still in that sticker-for-every-small-policy phase where other bosses don't care. At the same time I recognize it's not the biggest thing to ask and I'm being a bit stubborn and petty yet still inclined to tell him he's eventually just going to have to write me up.
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Ooh, thanks for the reminder. I got a letter saying I bounced a $50 check from a closed account despite having the checking account for years with definitely enough money to cover that. And the letter doesn't really even say who I bounced the check to, which is confusing. No notice of it on my account, either.
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Or you could do like everyone by me does and simply throw your garbage out your car window as you're driving.
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There's some truth to it, sure, but you also know he heard it during some drug trip and thought it was the deepest and most meaningful comment he'd ever heard.
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There's basically a salary cap to sign your own guys (with a tax if you go above) and a much lower salary cap to sign free agents. And the Bucks are still over the FA cap even with Middleton's salary gone. It's why a sign-and-trade is still possible even though Middleton is a FA so that the other team is technically only re-signing him. Still possible Middleton signs a longer-term deal with Milwaukee, though with Jrue being a FA next year, doing so is a big go-for-it move. Adding in that ownership probably wants to get out of the repeater tax (would have been something like $55M if Middleton opted in) and I'm not holding my breath for that. If Milwaukee wants to go for it, they'll probably do so with Giannis and Jrue and hope for the best. If they're looking for more of a soft rebuild/reset, you trade Jrue this offseason, too.
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Character reference? Well, he does have 12 thumbs-ups from me.
