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bmela12
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
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| Registered on: | 3/3/2009 |
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re: Why does Louisiana suck?
Posted by bmela12 on 10/6/26 at 9:38 am to Texas Tea 123
If Louisiana would just treat its leadership like it treats LSU athletics....Louisiana would thrive.
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re: Charlotte, NC Recommendations
Posted by bmela12 on 10/2/26 at 7:59 pm to eljusterina
Thanks!
Thanks! Bar recs are good and appreciated! As for any food spots, I'm all in for someone's top 5. It doesn't matter what type of food it is, I'll try it.
re: Charlotte, NC Recommendations
Posted by bmela12 on 9/30/26 at 6:43 pm to Tigersforthee
Good stuff, thanks!
re: Charlotte, NC Recommendations
Posted by bmela12 on 9/30/26 at 3:17 pm to DWaginHTown
Thanks!
Old Ebbitt grill is a cool experience near the white house. We've been successful reserving a table while sightseeing during the week. Allows a little flexibility.
Charlotte, NC Recommendations
Posted by bmela12 on 9/28/26 at 5:08 am
Heading to Charlotte, NC for a few days for work in November. I'll be staying near the convention center. I won't have much time to explore too far away (work and all...), but willing to hop in an uber for a short drive.
Any food and entertainment recommendations?
Any food and entertainment recommendations?
I've noticed just about every item I purchase with a "be there by xxx day" is late. USPS, Amazon, UPS, etc...doesn't matter. And I live in Lafayette.
re: Lane's halftime quote context...
Posted by bmela12 on 9/10/26 at 12:57 pm to mikesliveisacheater
"It just means more...to the story"
re: Bar-bq pit restoration in Lafayette
Posted by bmela12 on 9/7/26 at 10:44 am to Crescent Connection
I second busch fireplace. I've had nothing but good experiences with them.
re: Balaclava vs Neck Gaiter + Beanie?
Posted by bmela12 on 8/19/26 at 10:47 am to magicman534
All good info. Firstlite's balaclava actually has small ear holes to help with hearing.
Seeing what everyone is saying, I think neck gaiter is my route. I own firstlite tops that keep me very warm in the "South Mississippi Cold", but I don't like how tight the jacket is zipped all the way up to cover my "lower face".
I like the idea of different weighted gaiters for temperature. I have a light weight beanie already, so a gaiter would work well as a combo.
Thanks for the input!
Seeing what everyone is saying, I think neck gaiter is my route. I own firstlite tops that keep me very warm in the "South Mississippi Cold", but I don't like how tight the jacket is zipped all the way up to cover my "lower face".
I like the idea of different weighted gaiters for temperature. I have a light weight beanie already, so a gaiter would work well as a combo.
Thanks for the input!
Balaclava vs Neck Gaiter + Beanie?
Posted by bmela12 on 8/18/26 at 7:44 pm
Anyone have any experience using a balaclava vs neck gaiter & beanie for hunting in southern Mississippi? I hunt in tree stands and sometimes need my face covered. I know the balaclava is versatile, but so is a neck gaiter. Mostly using it for cover and not warmth.
Give me your pros cons!
Give me your pros cons!
Reading, Riting, & Rithmatic?
In addition to the good advice in the thread, if you're in BR, look into what Dr. Jeff Keller is doing at Pennington. There may be trials or something more to learn from his local research.
Go to MD Anderson
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No one -- I repeat, absolutely no one -- saw this joke coming
I said maybe.
That is likely an annual number of new and renewed annual contracts. For example, a 5-year $20M grant would probably contribute to $4M to an annual figure.
ETA: from Dr. Dalton's email: "I am proud to share an extraordinary milestone for LSU’s flagship enterprise. For the first time in university history, LSU’s flagship research campuses collectively surpassed $600 million in annual research activity, reaching $601 million in FY 2024–2025."
ETA: from Dr. Dalton's email: "I am proud to share an extraordinary milestone for LSU’s flagship enterprise. For the first time in university history, LSU’s flagship research campuses collectively surpassed $600 million in annual research activity, reaching $601 million in FY 2024–2025."
re: AI Program To Execute Commands
Posted by bmela12 on 5/7/26 at 3:39 pm to Chromdome35
My man...
I will rejoice here shortly after playing around in it.
That said...as I understand it, Frontier is Microsoft's AI agent sandbox, correct? Agents in frontier have been released, but are technically still in development?
I will rejoice here shortly after playing around in it.
That said...as I understand it, Frontier is Microsoft's AI agent sandbox, correct? Agents in frontier have been released, but are technically still in development?
Claude is probably the solution to my problem. However, our company's policies are restrictive bc of IP (understandable) and we have a firewalled CoPilot license. So that coupled with the need to access files in a closed system is currently problematic. At the moment, I don't think we're looking to operate Claude inside our organization's walls. Cost issue, not a "want to" issue.
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