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I keep seeing this reference to 1994 Lillehammer. This was my prime adolescence years. What made it such a must watch? The Tonya Harding thing couldnt be the sole reason so many watched and record stood for 30 years.

What were other storylines for the '94 Winter Games?

I have enough friends that have positive reviews to convince us to take our kids and try it out. I told my wife we will go on a weekday and we are going as a group of 15. Its not exactly cheap which Ive heard keeps the free loaders out.

What is your intended use? Budget?

There is DJI (and clones) and then there is everyone else. There is some dark money investment frickery going on with the DJI ban, but the ones that arent banned are what you want to target.

One big thing about your intended use is going to be do you need zoom or not? That determines if you need a zoom lens.

That storm over Simmesport right now, yikes.

A few oddities and interests I thought:

The first car to run out of fuel (Simpson) is sponsored by the fuel company Sunoco. Clever airtime? Sabatoge by title fuel rival Shell? Either way I chuckled of the optics of the Sunoco car being pushed off due to fuel exhaustion.
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Speaking of fuel, Palou, I think, missed fuel window by 1 lap. Dixon and Palou were on same strategy during one of the redflags. Dixon pitted under emergency fueling penalty and Palou stayed out for one more lap when pit opened. At the time I couldnt believe fuel save master Dixon couldnt last 1.25 miles and stay out like Palou.

Palou ran out of fuel on following lap in pit lane and had refire issues. Measuring in google maps, Palou ran out 1000ft short of his stall and coasted.

Dixon goes on to finish 11seconds back including forced full pit again (under caution very next lap) and restart back of pack penalty. Palo finished 2 laps down. I think, Palo team went for it all and missed just barely. 1000ft or lack of, I think, determined this race.

How many drops of fuel are in 1000ft going pit speed? :wha:

Cheers my fellow significant-aires :cheers:

So this is us, two kids in EBRSS Gifted Program living in StG. We will lose Gifted if StG ISD gets approved. I am still voting for StG ISD because long term, I want neighborhood schools to return. I grew up (not in BTR) where home values were directly related to school system. Maybe Im a boomer.

HOWEVER, StG leadership has been completely fumbled this. Its almost as if they were so occupied with new found city they forgot why the city had backing to begin with.

As far as I know, there has been zero school system plan from StG. Someone please prove me wrong. There are a handful of elementary but two middle, Jefferson Terrace and Woodlawn Middle. Only one high school, Woodlawn High. I think in there was property slated for a school that was handed over to StG, down on Seigen. What is the short term plan? What is 3yr plan? 5yr plan? Long term?

From what I can tell, if StG gets ISD, Woodlawn High overnight becomes the most well funded public high school in the state.

Getting back to the vote. Im dumbfounded with StG leadership strategy. There are many of our classmate parents that are basically seeing this as a blind-faith vote. No plan, just vote and TRUST us. There is a lot of dissappointment in the community when there has been 10+ years to plan and campaign for this moment.

Look at all the Gadsden OTers coming out. My entire paternal side are Emma Sansom alum. Most now reside in Whorton Bend area including waterfront on the Coosa. I learned to hunt on Lookout Mountain and what is now Noccalula Park.

I think its time the OP is edited to reflect proper subject/title. There is no such option under RA.

According to rumors, this isnt her first time either. Anyone in Bama have more details?

Recorded:
Practice 1 check
Practice 2 check
Qualifying check
Warmup check
Prerace nope
Race nope

Damn you Fox. I think Im the only one who liked NBC coverage and commentators.