Ghost of Colby

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José E. Feliciano and his wife Kwanza Jones

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More important, how'd you get the e with the comma on top?

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Hold the “e” button when typing.

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LOLandry gave them a bunch of money. Nice ROI for the state !

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Of the $7 million Louisiana is putting toward the event, $2 million will go toward upgrading the public Bayou Oaks course, and the remaining $5 million will go to LIV Golf as a hosting fee.

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They’ve already invested $5 billion, and will cross the $6B mark by the end of this year.

Sooner or later they have to see a return on all that money. Contrary to popular belief, the Saudi royals do not have unlimited funds.

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Dirk Nowitziki got in his head and he didn't even do anything.

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Except go on a heater in that series, and he was unstoppable at times late in games. LeBron refused to guard him or even get near him to provide switch help. Various schemes of Wade, Bosh, Haslam and others were all used against Dirk, but LeBron stayed away.

Instead, LeBron was often guarding 6’2” Jason Terry, but still getting outplayed. Terry averaged more points than LeBron, shot 50% from the outside, and consistently hit big shots against him late in games.

Meanwhile, Shawn Marion shut down LeBron on the defensive end. Marion was nicknamed “The Matrix” for a reason. He was the ideal type of player to defend LeBron, but he also got in his head so bad that LeBron didn’t even try to challenge him as the series progressed.

That whole team did a good job of getting in LeBron’s head, especially late in games.

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In this house we believe that Mayor Moreno used to carpet munch with Rita Benson LeBlanc

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Please tell me you have the pics!

Go to an indoor trampoline park if you want to see legitimate unsocialized behavior. It’s the closest thing to unleashing feral children upon a civilized society as we have today.

The sad thing is that I genuinely think most are just trying to have fun. They simply don’t know how to behave.

Maybe just as sad is that the employees and all of the other parents and adults don’t dare say anything to them. That’s a reflection on the failings of our modern culture.

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Does it really constitute a meltdown when at the end of the round you're still in the final group?

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Yes. He went from six shots up on the field to tied for the lead. His meltdown prevented a runaway victory and boring weekend.

Standing leading into the weekend. Scottie nearly worked his way to the very top.

1 R. McIlroy -12 67 65
T2 P. Reed -6 69 69
T2 S. Burns -6 67 71
T4 T. Fleetwood -5 71 68
T4 S. Lowry -5 70 69
T4 J. Rose -5 70 69
T7 C. Young -4 73 67
T7 J. Day -4 69 71
T7 K. Reitan -4 72 68
T7 H. Li -4 71 69
T7 T. Hatton -4 74 66
T7 W. Clark -4 72 68
T13 B. Griffin -3 72 69
T13 B. Koepka -3 72 69
T13 C. Gotterup -3 72 69
T16 H. Matsuyama -2 72 70
T16 X. Schauffele -2 70 72
T16 J. Knapp -2 73 69
T16 M. Homa -2 72 70
T20 C. Morikawa -1 74 69
T20 M. Fitzpatrick -1 74 69
T20 N. Taylor -1 71 72
T20 M. Brennan -1 72 71
T24 P. Cantlay E 77 67
T24 R. Henley E 73 71
T24 D. Johnson E 73 71
T24 R. Gerard E 72 72
T24 H. English E 73 71
T24 S. Scheffler E 70 74
T24 L. Aberg E 74 70
T24 B. Campbell E 71 73

He was phenomenal in high school and a 5-star recruit.

His football career didn’t pan out like everyone expected, but he still managed to spend several years in the NFL. Then built a business from the ground up. He turned an idea in his head into generating millions in revenue.

Some might still call him a bust, but he’s lived one hell of a life full of accomplishments, and he’s only 35.

Kurt Kitayama was near the top of the leaderboard all day in Round 1. He even held the lead for a stretch, and finished his day in a tie for third.

He was looking good yesterday also. Then he made the turn, and proceeded to shoot a 43 on the back nine. He still made the cut.

He started today off with a couple of bogeys, and now is in dead last.

First 27 holes: -3
Next 12 holes: +9