I’ll say it: humanoid robots are the dumbest shit ever.
A toaster functions well because it’s shaped best to toast bread—imagine if it was human shaped! Dumb!
So Cignetti got a huge extension at Indiana, Lane is close to a monster extension at Ole Miss and Matt Rhule just lost to Minnesota and is 2-22 against top 25 opponents. Who is Penn State replacing James Franklin with that’s a home run hire?
On PSU football, I’ll say this: like Clemson, the collapse shows the risk of building a team with NIL free agents, but maybe more-so of having a traditional recruiter like Franklin or Dabo for HC vs a true ball knower architect like Sarc or DaBoer. It’s like the NFL now, adapt.
Old lady running the bag scanner in the Fairbanks TSA has pulled 9 bags and bins in a row, then had the gaul to pull a sleeping bag. Way bigger terrorist than will ever visit this airport.
I fantasize of being the kind of geologist akin to the kind of GM Jerry Jones thinks he is. Straight up FIFA manager mode. Casually discover and develop gems, trade away for picks/cash thinking you can get two gems now.
Meet the Buddhist monk who’s contending @TheOpen ⬇️
Thailand’s Sadom Kaewkanjana took a short hiatus from professional golf in 2023 to live as a Buddhist monk and practice meditation.
He won twice on the Asian Tour and finished 11th at the 2022 Open at St. Andrews before stepping away.
“I was ordained because I wanted to return the greatest merit and repay my parents,” he said in 2023.
The 27-year-old qualified for The Open at Royal Portrush by winning the Kolon Korea Open in May, part of the Open Qualifying Series.
He currently plays on the Asian Tour and stands No. 262 on the Official World Golf Ranking.
“I was cut off from the rest of the world when I was ordained," he added. "That made me feel more calm. I was able to concentrate more, which will help me improve my game of golf.”
He opened in 3-under 33 Thursday at Royal Portrush, one off the early lead.