ThreeYYYz

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Good, too much congestion, flooding etc

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While I am not arguing for or against any side of this. I do know that the drainage requirements for new developments within the parish are relatively aggressive compared to neighboring parishes. The biggest one being the reduction in stormwater runoff from pre-developed state to the post developed state of the property. This typically includes a detention pond that will collect/hold rain water and slowly release it at a desired flow rate that is less than the pre-developed site runoff flow rate. So "in theory", these new developments "should" improve the drainage in their respective drainage basins. Are these developments always built to spec? no. That's why I say "in theory".

Nerd out.

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Supposedly it supposed sounds like “Clempson” according to their fanbase

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I barely made it out alive trying to read that.

I see. Man still seems like something that can be exploited in some kind of way. The gamesmanship will keep evolving with these changes as well.

The value of being in LSU's program for a year utilizing the weight room staff, nutrition staff, the swing data, the pitching lab data, the simple fact of being around high level baseball players constantly is something that needs to be considered when comparing incoming freshman. The guys coming in have been "The Guy" everywhere they go. Let them get around some guys that push the limits a little more, show them that there's another level, then see where they are come January/February. The Ruckert, Patrick, and Brauns you saw playing their tails off to end the year are completely different players than what walked on campus last year. I wouldn't write Ruckert or Patrick off as fast as a lot of people are seeming to do.

How long do we have to act like we care?

I looked into this, but I have zero (0) knowledge on PC's. I do have an alienware laptop that I was given for a job. It just sits now. Is that something that would be able to run games? I know you probably need more info than that, but I was told it was a very powerful laptop, just don't feel like laptops can produce enough to be a gaming system? But "I have zero (0) knowledge on PC's" so really never tried it

I haven't had a gaming system since a PS4 back in 2020. I am looking to get something new to play mainly sports games, MLB the Show, Madden ETC.. I will also play a little bit of COD or Fortnite, or I used to atleast. My worry is if I buy a PS5 they will have a new system out in the next year and my system will slowly become unplayable as my PS4 did. I am open to both Xbox and PlayStation, i just want the one that will hold its own the longest.

Is there any recommendations from the gaming board?

I really do believe with the high school talent we recruit, we should be able to develop and compete at a level equal to teams full of transfers. I'll take a quality one or two transfers that are staples in a lineup or a pitching rotation, but a solid group of year 3 juniors/ year 4 seniors create very solid teams. Those scrappy mid major teams full of juniors and seniors is proof every year that the model still works. Recruit the best, develop them, then finally fill the gaps with transfers. You can't create a culture if your team's core leans on a transfer.

Feels like we don't really take advantage of the level of talent we bring in from the freshman classes. Yes, we have the standouts that produce year one, but the real value of a strong class comes in the years to come. We can't let these guys come here, develop, polish up their game just to roll out and produce else where. Keep them here, give them those long leashes like the transfers get, and collect on your investments.

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Elon Musks boring company wants to build a SOUP tunnel in New Orleans

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