So tell me, what is the proper amount of his and his client's time the contractor should WASTE before confirming that this guy is at least on the way so he knows whether he needs to scramble to find someone else to do the job that this guy had promised, repeatedly, that he would be there to do?
The contractor made a commitment to his client to deliver a service based this guy's promise to be there at 8:00 am. That is where the contractor's obligation lies. It does not lie with not hurting this guy's feelings because he can't handle getting a text when he isn't where he's supposed to be.
@ubisuntamerica What is the name of this "Region?" And, other than proving that you can draw shapes on a map, is there a point that you are trying to make?
@PrinceOf_Darkns@grok Because of the train tracks are too close to the intersection. If you "unwind" the ramp you can see how much distance was actually needed to have the proper slope.
There is ZERO evidence that tailight pieces were found at the scene buried under snow. The only evidence is that 47 tailight pieces were found in evidence bags with the address 34 Fairview on them. No photos except for a couple of pictures of one or two pieces on top of the snow from the search hours later when the lead searcher said their were strange, unknown cops who had shown up. No chain of custody. No pictures or diagraming of where any of the pieces were found. The pieces Proctor suposedly found in the "debris field" on one day were all from one section of the tailight, but the pieces Bukake supposedly found in the "debris field" on another day were all from another section of the tailight.
Most importantly NO pieces found BEFORE the heavy snow fell. No pieces found until the car was in Proctor's custody. after Proctor lied on his paperwork about the time he actually seized the car to make it apprear he didn't have the car until well after the first planted pieces were found. And not a single picture taken by Proctor when he seized the car.
The players you mentioned, and many others, have gone to court because the current law enables them to go to court.
This bill changes those laws so the NCAA can enforce the specific rules in the bill without being sued.
How?
The NCAA has not been able to enforce it's rules because of various state laws that make it impossible to have national rules that comply with all the different state laws, and because of antitrust laws that prohibit the NCAA from having rules that set national compensation, transfer and eligibility standards.
That is why the NCAA has constantly been in court and losing for the past 15 years.
This law would override the various state laws and rewrite the antitrust laws to provide protection for specific rules as outlined in the bill.
It's not about the refs. It's about the defense being able to know who is an elligible vs inelligible receiver when the offense puts players on the line of scrimmage who don't wear offensive linemen numbers. Because most players you want on your punting team are not offensive linemen, they are defensive backs who don't wear offensive line numbers.
The rule says you can put players on the offensive line who aren't wearing offensive line numbers during a punt, but you can't then switch them out before the snap.
That is a valid reason for the rule. Although I don't like the rule. But it is a valid reason.
USC offered multiple dates to play. All on dates that Notre Dame had available for as far as the eye could see.
Notre Dame systematically filled all those dates while saying they would play USC "any time, any place" and spreading the lie that USC wanted to cancel the series and upon filling the last of their 2026 dates told USC that the series was canceled.
@NFL_DovKleiman Anthony Davis USC 1974. The Heisman voting was BEFORE the end of the regular season. After he got ripped off in '74 they changed the procedure so the voting started after the final game of the season.
@WinterSportsLaw The Supreme Court straight out told the NCAA that there were two ways to get around their antitrust issues and end the constant lawsuits.
1. Go to Congress and get the law changed.
2. Let the Conferences independently create their own rules.
Looks like this is playing out.