JAZZER

yet. A new thing coming, sounding.......um. You'll like.

75 reasons I suppose for that

intoxicating, yes?

Calvary is prepared

would that be deliverance?

I think it sucks.............then blows😄

I think that would follow John Madden's Football adage "if you have two quarterbacks, you have none".............Just think how many DCP quarterbacks there are.......you get my drift.

So, a heated pool.

Yes, blessed beyond measure,

Sounds like a great team! My guess was correct after all. Cheers!

I'm sure you value that type of leadership! Question, bit off topic.....sort of, but are you employed in a union-represented position? My guess is no, but will wait for reply. Asking, as I've seen situations [good & bad] where many would have benefited /good of the whole with terminating a person who was failing in their role; yet due process, legalities, etc made that reality an excruciatingly drawn out scenario, all the while the "business" made little to no progress. Difficult for me to understand all the complexities involved with this organization, wishing success and progress no doubt.

We took a direct hit. Watched my 125 lb ceramic planter get relocated 🫣..............so much damage. Luckily reside in new development with few trees & buried electric. Storm progressed @ 80 mph, the tornado was 5 minutes after blowing through us. But, no smoke now.....................

It's the Music for all [think BOA] Summer Symposium. Expect lots of screaming teenagers.................on every toss.

I predict the PR -BS spread changes quite a bit tonight, and do Cavs open with a 70?

I've not researched where the other 5 corps are rehearsing today [yet] Crown hosts, so @Muncie/university...........closer to an Indy site gets worse clusters/reporting on map, not in severity apparently

https://fire.airnow.gov/ Looks ok

Some heart and some show views YT and I'm gonna throw the prediction dart for '23. It'll be fun to look back here after LOS in August 🙂 1 Bloo 2 BD 3 BAC 4 Crown 5 Cadets 6 BS 7 CAV 8 PR 9 Mandarins 10 Troopers 11 Colts 12 BK

Couldn't remember who exactly was correct from the start......but knew there were some!!! Thanks for saving me time to go get your prediction!

Glad to hear that the plumed Aussies will be back.

Ok, long distance runner/retired music educator chiming in. [60 plus marathons/50 milers/30+ years teaching] A) Echoing do your selection at a running specialist store for a fitting. B) Recommend a lower heel to toe drop. Share with store expert the amount of non forward-direction HOURS accumulated each week while rehearsing/relocating/move-ins, etc. C) Do not negate shoes designated for trail running! Many models are light enough, supportive enough, and certainly durable with required amounts of cushioning for the activity. D) Don't let high prices scare you off. A $200 pair that does the job is WELL worth the investment when it supplies the needed durability. Shopping for previous year models saves some bucks. E) Sizing up helps with toe damage AND excess wear in the toe area. A wider model may also be necessary to accomplish this foot "float". F) Learn alternative lacing techniques. Lot's of great articles on how to do this, specifically the Heel Lock methodology. Comfort & function are key! Trail Runner magazine articles may be helpful. "Best Of" articles from each year.

Can you point us to where you are "reading now"? Thanks much

Chevy Chase

first place Rennick line and one of the BEST flugel soloists in the last 20 years imo!

another take on the question: a regional championship held in Walworth and Jefferson counties in the US State of Wisconsin.

Thanks ALWAYS for your power-ranking thread! Certainly have appreciated it each year, and have been suspect in my thanks. We ALL thank you for this.