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Devonte smith in the 2nd is who we will take likely going ILB in the 1st Us right now

Just imagine if we (Adams Central) could have won some of those semi state appearances instead of just 1!

As part of its ambitious “1619” inquiry into the legacy of slavery, The New York Times revives false 19th century revisionist history about the American founding.: https://reason.com/2019/08/21/the-founders-were-flawed-the-nation-is-imperfect-the-constitution-is-still-a-glorious-liberty-document/ Agreed. Methinks this New York Times series is but another effort to popularize and push reparations on the general public. As one of the comments to this commentary states: "Let’s not be deceived about the real purpose of this series: There is a presidential election in fifteen months, the incumbent president is a Republican, the Democrats lost the last presidential election because African-American voters did not turn out in the numbers they did in 200 and 2012, and the Democrats and their allies in the media are bound and determined not to let that happen again. Thus, the incessant drumbeat about racism, white supremacy, reparations, and the legacy of slavery. Which is not to say that the incumbent Republican president doesn’t play into their hands by providing constant fodder for his opponents. But there clearly is a reason this “1619 Project” was not published during the Obama years."

Purdue will be playing Ole Miss in a few years--buy tickets now!!!

Thanks. I wish you both well.

The beginning of the season is already too hot. Moving back further into summer makes it worse.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2019/12/31/790261705/farmers-got-billions-from-taxpayers-in-2019-and-hardly-anyone-objected Still marching towards a debt crisis, and these handouts to farmers in exchange for votes only adds fuel to the fire. Sickening.

Brebeuf

Kill this thread now. 10 team conferences do NOT add scheduling flexibility, as you maintain. Both the HCC and the MIC are happy the way they are. It actually allows each to play one another in the regular season. And Columbus North is not a good fit for either conference. They and CE need to join the Mid State, or both get in CI.

Old habits die hard... It will be interesting to see how the Caveman do in the NLC.

This is why we need an 8 team playoff 😉😉😉

Thank you Christmas sucked, Spent it in hospital with my mother as she was diagnosed with stomach cancer. Shes been home since 27th. Hard to see her weak but its treatable and shes willing to fight. Thank gosh. Hope all is well.

Hall of Fame. Great ties.

Not always.

https://reason.com/2020/01/02/3-new-years-resolutions-the-government-should-adopt/ Once can only hope. Too bad most members of Congress can only look ahead to their next election cycle, and don't really give a rat's ass about the future of this country and what their irresponsible actions and inaction means for our children and grandchildren.

I guess Mr. Trump now believes starting a "war" with Iran will help boost his re-election chances: Iran vows 'harsh' response to US killing of top general: https://apnews.com/e36db7c72c1adba1a6cae75091bc273d And the military-industrial complex gets richer, on the backs of American taxpayers and dead/wounded American servicemen. Despicable.

https://reason.com/2020/01/02/illinois-spent-the-last-decade-losing-population-and-learning-nothing/ You have to wonder whether anybody there made the connection between the state's dropping unemployment rate and the state's drop in population. And if they're hoping marijuana tax revenues will make up for the massive budget holes, Illinois is in for a major disappointment. Tax demands for legal marijuana providers in Illinois are extremely high, and pot prices will likely be double those of nearby Michigan (which has also launched legal recreational sales). Illinois' weed taxes aren't quite as high as the ones in California, but it's still notable that the Golden State's high taxes mean the state is bringing in less than a third of its projected tax revenues from legal sales. Indeed, in California around 80 percent of all marijuana sales are still on the black market. The Illinois authorities are predicting $57 million in tax revenue for the first six months of marijuana sales, and they expect to get $500 million annually within five years. That's probably not a reasonable expectation, given what's happening in California. And in any event, that much revenue is just a drop in the bucket of the state's estimated $137 billion in pension obligations. Illinois spent much of 2010 serving as a warning that states cannot tax themselves into prosperity and cannot thrive by using so much of their budget to line the pockets of government employees. Will this be the decade that the state learns its own lessons? I doubt it, as long as they keep electing big government uni-party shills. Step one, as one of the comments posits, is for the state of Illinois to secede from Cook county.

Historians Roast the 1619 Project: https://www.nationalreview.com/2020/01/1619-project-top-historians-criticize-new-york-times-slavery-feature/ As one of the comment's to Mr. Lowry's opinion piece states: