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I'll make no positive claims here and like everyone else here, I hope it's Lane but truly have no clue.

Looking at flight logs in and out of BTR and everything seems relatively normal except for one flight flying to BTR from Lubbock currently. After looking into it, that same plane flew round trip to Nashville yesterday, and is scheduled to do so again this afternoon. Plane owned by MMR.

That could mean literally nothing, but it begs the question if Joey Maguire and Clark Lea are being vetted. Neither of which were high on the assumed list, so I'm not making any assumptions... more so asking if anyone has any insight or if this is a complete nothing burger.

N871JR Flight Log

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the ONLY reason for that sudden and coordinated shift if to draw a penalty against the OL

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I hear where you're coming from but it's not true. Defensive movement pre-snap is the same as offensive motion. The whole point of DL movement is to make the QB make gap reads, communicate with his center, and then change it so they have to adjust, or snap the ball anyway if the play-clock is low. Different stunts and assignments are run out of different gap techniques and the movement disguises it. Same as a safety creeping down into the box after coming out in a 2-high set or otherwise.

Also, neutral zone infractions already exist. It's the offense's job not to start before the ball is snapped. The defense, at every other position but DL apparently, can move freely pre-snap so long as they don't cross the line of scrimmage.

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Cradle Catholic, like both of my parents, and their parents, and their parents, and so on

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out of curiosity, do you find that the faith has truly remained in the family, or is it the tradition of following a certain denomination that has become a staple? And I ask that respectfully... same could be asked about any denomination to anyone whose family has a generational belief system. I'm not implying that this is a bad thing either, so I hope the question isn't received in way that's unintended.

Regardless of your religion or denomination, at what age did you get involved in it and is it the same as your parents? If it IS different from your parents, was faith a point of contention for a sustained period of time?

Not looking for arguments at all... just curious to see the different ways the OT got involved in their respective faiths.

The album that just released has 37 songs on it so we'll see how many of them hit the charts next week.

The previous album, One Thing at a Time (2023), had 36 songs. All 36 hit the Hot100 chart in the first week, which is the record for most songs by a single artist to hit the charts simultaneously.

Dangerous (2023) had 27 out of 30 songs hit the charts. 6 made the top 10 and the album spent 19 weeks at the top of the all-genre best album chart. That broke Garth's record for Ropin the Wind (18 weeks)

Morgan's music may not be everyone's taste, but 63/66 making the hot100 is pretty wild.

McKinley, Breaux, and Pyburn put hands in the dirt

Perkins off the weak side edge

Weeks and Keys over the middle

Stamps and Delane on the corners

Spears and Gilbert at safety (potentially Toviano over Gilbert?)

Woodland or Pickett at Nickel

Let Coach Baker draw up the coverage and enjoy whatever your sippin on

supposedly he runs a 4.34, which is the exact time Trindon Holiday ran back in the day. Granted, Brown's 40 likely wasn't laser timed and 4.34 isn't breaking records at the combine... but it's still MOVIN

Admittedly, I'm no scholar on this and am not well-read on the nuances of BRICS currency. However, I find it hard to believe that we're just looking at France, Germany, Poland, and Ukraine vs Russia, with Turkey playing peace maker.

I immediately thought that BRICS nations, who have a vested interest in the Ruble, would also join the fight if European nations do so. Egypt and Saudi Arabia are about as far from Turkey as Turkey is from the Ukranie/Russia battle front so I would expect them to be pretty involved if this progresses further.

If I'm an idiot, let me have it... but I'm failing to understand why all the conversation is just about Russia and not about the potential of a war of the biggest magnitude we've ever seen.

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If Christianity was followed perfectly we’d have no need for politicians or government.

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I think in many ways the best political platform IS the Christian worldview and model of justice. Our governmental system is largely built on the book of Deuteronomy.

Also, I'd substitute the word "Righteousness" in place of Christianity because I don't necessarily see Christianity as an action or set of laws. That said, I don't think it's possible to live in a world that achieved righteousness apart from Christ, even theoretically. In a perfectly righteous world, there's no need for Christ, thus no basis for Righteousness. It's a catch 22 because absolute righteousness can only be granted by God Himself, post judgement in His presence.

In the meantime, our political stance as Christians shouldn't be defined by a letter, but by His word, and faith in His sovereignty to see His will done.

I think, more than anything, this passage is about our need for God to change our hearts. Everything mentioned is outside of natural human instinct and desire but it's a clear set of commands given to the disciples. Considering the context of the rest of the chapter, that isn't shown, I believe He's calling the disciples to reflect on their own lives and more deeply understand their need for Jesus, even as followers of Him.

This is one of the beauties of being a Christian. The stronger you grow in your own faith you realize how far from Christ and underserving of grace you are, while your love for God and appreciation for his mercy deepens.

He's not calling them to be pacifists. He's calling them to righteousness through a Heart changed by God.