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"Is that the play where I run around lookin lost??"
After watching the video of Coach Loeffler, all I can say is "Let's go!"
I also liked the last line, "If we can't count on ya, you won't be playing on gameday."
Now I'm expecting to see "Bad Wolf" painted on the side somewhere...
Brewer's INTs were partly not being on the same page. There were some horrible throws and there were some where the WR did not run the right route and the WR wasn't there or Brewer tried to make something happen even with the wrong route. I expect him to do better this year.
It seriously depends on how you like your job, how you're performing, and if you're ok with basically shifting away from the finance industry altogether. For me, I hated my sales job, wasnt producing, and was pretty much burnt out on finances. My role at my firm is technically Financial Analyst, but I can count on one hand how many times I have actually crunched any numbers. Its just the nature of contracting, you do the work that is available and that you are able to do. I love the job because I love working in teams and I love the flexibility of being told "just put in your 40 hours, we dont care when." Compared to my old job where my boss hounded me 60 hrs a week, the shift was wonderful.
The caveat to all of this is the entire industry just went through a transition following the government ending a contract vehicle, and many employees were unable to find a new contract for work, so they had to be let go. Again, thats the nature of contracting. If there's no contract, there's no job. But if you're ok with the relative uncertainty, which given the fact that you're in sales I'd say its safe to assume you are, contracting (consulting) could be a good way to go. Just do your research and find out what works best for you, but I am thrilled I made the switch.
How do you simulate your odds of winning? Just with team rankings? 98% on the road vs Purdue is way too close to 100% for a p5 matchup, especially a team that is not dominant like us. I'd expect a game like Furman to be 98%, if that
As long as I'm learning about making/new beers I need to try, you can ramble on as long as you want haha
This was one of the most disturbing ways to start the day. And way too close to home. Let's try not to blow up this topic on this site, guys. It's going to be circulating far and wide for awhile, I will need one place to come and keep my mind off of it.
This is just gut-wrenching. Let's hope they find this guy before he causes even more damage...
It's getting tough to keep my head up this week. Yesterday my high school in WV made the news for all the wrong reasons, 14 year old brings a gun and creates a hostage situation. Fortunately that situation ended with everyone safe and unharmed.
I got your back, bro
Shocking. The video and picture of the gunman is disturbing.
I don't think the hair on my arms has gone back down.
You must work at "the" Eastman, as it's called by the locals.
Incredibly sad. Stay safe out there friends.

While I dearly love a good state fair corndog, what I smelled was some damn fine delicious N'awlins cookin'. They definitely got that part right. At the end of it all, though, they just smelled like sore losers to me.
Ive seen a lot of positives about our line and a lot of so-so 'may be the same as last year' comments about our line.
In '72, it was da bomb!
Back when you were just a pup, apparently, 2000. Thanks for making me feel old.
For sure - I did still play a couple sports with you guys I think. Ah the memories - Super Smash, the dirty kirby, and a frosty sac.
A Duner Lunar? Priceless. Talk about a town/gown collision.
I'll be there with 2 buddies that graduated with me.
Um yeah, I'm a Lumberg for one of the the largest airlines in the world. My job is to determine how to separate people from their money so our stock will grow a quarter of a point.
I graduated with a Mining Degree from Tech, now working with a dredging company, focusing on beach reclamation (basically, I help build beaches).

I don't even know what that means!