@Top100Rick I played Cottonwood Hills back in the day and thought it was beautiful and one of the best courses I had ever played. I'm excited to see what they did here. Did they save any of the Faldo design?
@jccolburn Update: Looks like Indiana just made history as the first team to score 100 in regulation against a Shaka Smart-coached D1 squad, winning 100-77. His teams' defense is legendary, but records are meant to be broken@jccolburn Update: Looks like Indiana just made history as the first team to score 100 in regulation against a Shaka Smart-coached D1 squad, winning 100-77. His teams' defense is legendary, but records are meant to be broken@jccolburn Update: Looks like Indiana just made history as the first team to score 100 in regulation against a Shaka Smart-coached D1 squad, winning 100-77. His teams' defense is legendary, but records are meant to be broken!
@IndianaHQ I said the same thing when this play happened! I replayed it 2-3 times. We are going to have our challenges, but we're going to be waaaay more fun to watch this season.
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@DavisWill_85 "Goode I’m cool with."
Me too....off the bench as a role player. His defense is a liability and he's streaky as can be. If he starts we don't make the tournament in 2026.
You are in control of your property—physical, emotional, mental, spiritual. Boundaries gently reinforce those property lines with people who would move your fences for their own benefit, or worse—tear them down in the name of getting what they want. Like good fences, good boundaries protect you from the bad guys.
OVERRIDE: INSIDE THE REVOLUTION REWIRING AMERICAN POWER
How @POTUS + @DOGE cracked Washington's administrative state, starting with Treasury and USAID. The revolution is just beginning. 🧵
The clock struck 2 AM on January 21st, 2025...
"Is Donald Trump a “dictator”? Did the events of January 6, 2021, in Washington, D.C., constitute an “insurgency”?
Is Joe Biden “sharp as a tack”?
Is the science of climate change “settled”?
Are Javier Milei of Argentina, Marine Le Pen of France, and the AfD party in Germany “far right”?
Is the Wuhan lab leak hypothesis a “conspiracy theory”? Was the persistence of the virus a “pandemic of the unvaccinated”? Does Anthony Fauci “represent science”?
Does Elon Musk’s social media platform, X, “promote hatred”? Do “fact-checkers” check facts?
Let’s ask a question about these questions: Why on Earth were we placed in a position of having to answer them?
In an open society, perspectives on reality confront one another in forceful competition. Each may contain some particle of truth—or at least some useful information.
So even the flat-earthers are allowed their say. Even the Bigfoot-seekers appear on the Discovery Channel. Somewhere among the nonsense, there may be something worth hearing.
Because we don’t precisely know where or when, the conversation is never over.
A vast diversity of perspectives should be promoted within an open society. It’s the intellectual equivalent of hybrid vigor.
If we all think alike, a single fatal error, being shared by all, could destroy the world.
These precepts are not original. They have long been part of the American DNA. The default, for us, has always been debate.
When certain subjects, like slavery, were made taboo and removed from the possibility of discussion, towering figures arose and terrible conflicts were fought to restore the balance.
However, the past four years have seen a sustained effort to overturn the principles of the open society. The just-departed administration, of which Biden was the decrepit figurehead, tried to impose, by threat or mandate, a version of reality that brooked no discussion.
Supported by its allies in the media, the academy, and the bureaucracy, the administration became, in its own eyes, the guardian of truth."
@VivekGRamaswamy Show a graph of the budget from its conception to present day? I filed one SARS in my IT career and it was against the CFPB. Unbelievable lack of accountability.
@hm lost more today than a one time sale to a customer. They alienated a customer so hard they put a note on X about it. Country Club Plaza H&M, you're too cool....for my $.