Muda69

Those darn Millenials again: How the Hell is White Claw Hard Seltzer Outselling Budweiser?: https://www.thedailybeast.com/how-the-hell-is-white-claw-hard-seltzer-outselling-budweiser?via=twitter_page

What if a college/university starts an e-sports team under the auspices of the athletic department and offers "athletic" scholarships for team members? Then a governing body, the NCEGA (National Collegiate Electronic Games Association, is formed and schools join in order to via for a "national e-sports championship".

The GID admins don't read every general post. Better to send a PM to the likes of 77Jimmie, he has usually been pretty responsive to any questions I have had.

Exactly. Put it on lockable wheels and it can easily be moved from venue to venue on the government school's campus. Win-win. Although on second though you may have to invest in two to satisfy Title IX requirements, like if you had a home softball and baseball game going on at the same time.

Good! Sounds like a multi-purpose item that can do the job and save money. A win-win.

How about those tower/scaffolding things I've seen marching band directors use for there practices? Not high enough?

https://deadspin.com/california-lawmakers-passes-bill-allowing-college-athle-1838001341 Emmert reportedly makes nearly $4 million per year. A nice shot across the bow of the college sports monopoly known as the NCAA. Good.

Gotta test it out first, but I'm sure my redneck-engineered solution would be too lowbrow for the Rensselaer Central crowd.

Stossel: Let Charter Schools Teach: https://reason.com/video/stossel-let-charter-schools-teach/

I'm not sure the Rossville community cares about increasing enrollment. It's a pretty insular little town.

I was thinking more along the lines of one of those small candle-powered hot air balloons with a cheap go-pro attached to it, tied to the ground with the appropriate length of rope. But the method you described does the job as well!

You can choose not to voice your opinion of certain matters. I say that is what an internet message forum is for. Can some football professional please educate me on exactly what new perspectives or competitive advantages an expensive end zone camera can bestow?

Again, seems like a lot of $ to spend on a game played by children. Regardless of how it is funded.

Trump Mulls Orwellian Proposal to Stop Mass Shootings by Monitoring 'Mentally Ill People' for Signs of Imminent Violence: https://reason.com/2019/09/09/trump-mulls-orwellian-proposal-to-stop-mass-shootings-by-monitoring-mentally-ill-people-for-signs-of-imminent-violence/ We have failed as a nation if the cockamamie scheme every becomes law. As one of the comments to this story states: "What we really need is a politician monitoring system to predict when they are about to turn dangerous to liberty."

Purdue faculty challenge promise of a Chick-fil-A on campus: https://www.jconline.com/story/news/2019/09/09/purdue-faculty-challenge-promise-chick-fil-campus/2261837001/ Hurt by the mere presence of a Chick-fil-A on campus? Really? The very definition of liberal snowflake right there.

The "old timers" who run the town and the school corporation could care less about tackle football, and several years shot down a well reasoned proposal primarily as too expensive. They grudgingly allowed a soccer program primarily because with a small school like Rossville it tends to put a kibosh on the number of bodies available to play football. Rossville will always be a basketball, and to a lesser extent baseball, school. You don't want your star shooting guard breaking his arm/leg during the tail end of the football season and not being available to start shooting hoops, do you?

Seems like a lot of $ and work for a high school football game played by children.

Indiana middle school cancels 'slave ship' role-play lesson after parents raise concerns: https://www.indystar.com/story/news/education/2019/09/09/indiana-westen-middle-school-howard-county-cancels-slave-ship-role-play-lesson/2234566001/ Looks like the snowflakes win again.

I thought membership in the IHSAA was voluntary?

https://deadspin.com/we-have-no-idea-how-many-high-schools-are-failing-title-1837378077 So who here knows who the "Title IX Coordinator" at there local government high school is? Is it usually the A.D.? Principal? Superintendent? And have they been properly trained to know the law?

Is yesterday's performance by Mr. Vinatieri hint of things to come?

Study Finds That the Vast Majority of Respiratory Diseases in Vapers Are Linked to Illegal THC Products:

Liberal Author: ‘Normal’ People Must Stop Wearing Any Kind of Red Hat Because Red Hats Are Scary: https://www.nationalreview.com/2019/09/liberal-author-normal-people-must-stop-wearing-any-kind-of-red-hat/ Now just a color triggers these snowflakes.

You could have fooled me.