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The Honey Badger’s punt return toss before the goal line against Georgia.

I attended the last update meeting held at LSU. The meeting set-up was amateurish, at best. Half the people had to stand because of limited seats. It was hard to hear because of no microphones for the audience asking questions. Very poor logistical management.

The vocal minority were concerned about the landscaping maintenance, the concept of a singular consortium managing the ongoing environment and the poor planning in determining fiscal requirements for execution.

Someone asked about the cypress and the project manager indicted that the cypress in the City Park Lake area was not sellable due to poor quality. They hope to sell the cypress from University Lake but that isn’t a definite.

Ricky Zibilich threw a no-hit, 14 strikeout masterpiece for Rummel in the 1974 state championship game against Broadmoor.

Letterman once did a top ten fears of McDonald’s managers. Number 9 was that customers would find out that the fish sandwich and the apple pie were the exact same item…I laughed.

Belle was great in the MLB but not in the top 3 for LSU. Crews, Walker and Furniss were probably the best position players.

It gets cold in Wisconsin in December…

The cost of most of the recommended pillows was surprisingly high, but I was a novice pillow shopper. Most of the highly rated pillows were over $100. I justified my purchase by weighing the cost against the value of sound sleep and impact that sleep has on your long-term health.

The only MLB stadium without a traditional left field foul pole is a very cool architectural aspect to the stadium in San Diego. That unique construction also created an excellent sports trivia question.

Live in a residence that fits your means. Limit your dining out. Drive reliable and reasonable vehicles.

Houses, restaurants and fancy new cars will suck you dry.

You are correct. It was Secure 2.0 not the BBB. My mistake.

I believe the high wage number is inflation adjusted each year so it may be nudged up for 2026.

According to MLB, the ABS system has added 57 seconds to each game. Only three players can call for the review, the batter, the pitcher and the catcher. Some teams do not allow their pitchers to call for a review, which is interesting.

The biggest issue now is that the ABS system is 2 dimensional and the strike zone is 3 dimensional. Apparently they tested a 3 dimensional system and there were issues. I’m sure that technology will improve.