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  1. There is an assertion that Townsend urged for Potter's ouster. Townsend reportedly denies this, but that he now has this role is interesting... Potter is clearly talented, but if there were a design staff that could handle such a substantial departure, it's the one in Boston.
  2. I don't think that we all know this, for a couple of reasons: (i) he's not exactly new, and (ii) I wouldn't characterize his work with Crown or Boston as "experimental with something new." Highly effective? Sure. But not experimental. In fact, I would characterize the 2016 or 2022 Crown shows as far edgier and more experimental than anything Keith Potter has done. (not good, but edgier)
  3. The primary takedown request was of TSA for a drunk guy
  4. Five-year-olds have no place on the internet. Perhaps you missed "Hotter temps in March mean hotter temps for longer periods likely extending into summer (i.e., summer might already be here)." I guess I should mention that drum corps occurs during the summer. And that corps have to purchase gasoline during their summer activities. Be gone!
  5. The usual suspects return! Hotter temps in March mean hotter temps for longer periods likely extending into summer (i.e., summer might already be here). And naturally there's a direct relationship between gas prices and warmer temps (not just indirect relationships like "summer vacations").
  6. Usual suspects on here are downplaying oil prices. But the Middle East Distraction is especially worrisome when, for example, Oklahoma is looking to break record high temperatures for March next week.
  7. There were a couple killer moves in Regiment 2010 that were beasts to get clean. As an entire show, probably not the hardest. But combined with the fact that the Regiment members had never had drill that tough before, I'd say it was the hardest. e.g., it took a long time for the block and triangle interaction to get clean here: Also, Regiment had very few rewrites that season, as far as I can remember. They just cleaned all summer.
  8. Let's add Alysa Liu choosing a drum corps standard, MacArthur Park, for her performance. "I was inspired by 2024 Colts," Liu said shortly after leaving the podium.
  9. I thought this thread was going to be about a skater performing to Richard Saucedo...
  10. How the Bad Bunny performance relates to drum corps: coordination, artistic direction, salesmanship, and performance levels were off the charts. What do we always say about drum corps? "I didn't notice that the first time I watched/didn't understand what was being portrayed until I learned more about it." There was a ton of that in the halftime show. The celebrities dancing on the porch. The story behind the bodega owner. The issues with the power grid represented with "props." How the Bad Bunny performance relates to America: it represented the truly best of us. How on earth was that halftime show even remotely controversial? God bless (all of) America.
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