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I thought the reference was to Hieronymus Bosch or Halle Berry before remembering the legendary HHC presence, HB.  

Why was Jamaal Bowman in Indiana?

Blame it on the team.  They made her sing early today.  Usually she can’t drink until a lot later.

I wish I could think that far enough ahead, but I can't. We have a lot of work to do yet and it can easily slip away if we don't remain focused on the next game.
If we had lost this game we would have been sitting at 2-3 and in 9th place. Each game matters. Lose our next one and we are .500 and will drop to 6th or 7th.
It's important to not get ahead of ourselves. 
We can enjoy this game for a day and then it's time to move on. The only impact this game has is that it gave us a guaranteed Q1 win and improved our net to 46. The larger impact won't be known until the end of the season. 

Natalie Potts is the B1G freshman of the week. 
 
She is going to be a fun one to watch all year. 

I remember hearing about him.  Just a whisker before my time.  So I’ll go with, “ you’re probably right” !

only thing can think of off top of my head is condenser froze up from ac running all the time, so if not running now overnight, you might want to try it again as if that was the cause, then it should be melted.  that's my extent of ac knowledge!

only thing can think of off top of my head is condenser froze up from ac running all the time, so if not running now overnight, you might want to try it again as if that was the cause, then it should be melted.  that's my extent of ac knowledge!

tcp,
 
Several years ago, you launched into me on here in a way that seemed to me to have been disproportionate and unwarranted. From what you've described above, though, you were almost certainly going through a very tough period in your life at the time. It seems highly likely you had no patience to spare. Of course, I couldn't have know that then. And you no doubt didn't know that, at that particular moment, I felt like I was getting attacked from multiple different directions nearly simultaneously. Death by a thousand cuts, as it were. So, I probably reacted differently to you than I otherwise might have.
 
When you lashed out at me, I probably internalized it too much. I reached out; you didn't reply. So, I put you on ignore for awhile. Maybe you knew that; maybe you didn't.
 
It just occurs to me, when we interact with people, not just on here but in life in general, we see the person we're interacting with in a snapshot at a moment in time. That's OUR perspective. However, from the vantage point of the person in the frame of that snapshot, that moment falls within a much larger context of things going on in their lives. Things we may have no idea are going on. They may be dealing with trials and tribulations far greater than we realize.
 
It's easy for us to judge. It's harder for us to understand. There are things that we don't know about the person we're indignantly launching at in the heat of the moment. And five, maybe six years later, we find out the things they were dealing with at the time we scrapped with them were much larger than we could have imagined.
 
In addition to learning about your story of perseverance in the face of hardship, I hope I also develop the virtues of patience and tolerance. I'm aware I'm not the most tolerant and patient person on this board. I'm aware I tend to not "suffer fools gladly." But my definition of "fools" probably casts a broader net than it should most of the time. My skin may occasionally be too thin. My tolerance level too low.
 
tcp, I regret seeing our difference more than our similarities over the last however many years. I sincerely wish you well. I hope you're around to see our first Husker NCAA tourney win. And, from the bottom of my heart, I'm sorry for what you're going through. May your burdens ease. May your days be filled with abundant joy in spite of the burdens you carry. May friendships sustain you. Be as well as your circumstances allow.
 
Norm

lot of subs already but they did start potts

Here is a link to the games.
https://www.fiba.basketball/world/u19women/2023/games
 

another site:
 
https://www.1035espn.com/2023/06/21/christophers-hargrove-verbally-commits-to-nebraska/?fbclid=IwAR2M_5JsPy7aw6uhbh3_PmjgsDtSCzMcVKrO8WikvtM06kL9vFCKy9V0ikw
 

another site:
 
https://www.1035espn.com/2023/06/21/christophers-hargrove-verbally-commits-to-nebraska/?fbclid=IwAR2M_5JsPy7aw6uhbh3_PmjgsDtSCzMcVKrO8WikvtM06kL9vFCKy9V0ikw
 

another site:
 
https://www.1035espn.com/2023/06/21/christophers-hargrove-verbally-commits-to-nebraska/?fbclid=IwAR2M_5JsPy7aw6uhbh3_PmjgsDtSCzMcVKrO8WikvtM06kL9vFCKy9V0ikw
 

What if you tell them to get off your lawn WHILE holding the cocktail?

If the worst thing about aging was having a compulsion to tell people to get off your lawn, it wouldn't be all that bad. But ruining cocktails? I draw the line.

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I see on the NIT removed the .500 but don't see the same rule for the WNIT
 
per wiki:
 
Any team from a Division I conference, or a Division I independent team, will be considered. Any team considered for an at-large berth must have an overall record of .500 or better. 

True, but it took a gentle (perhaps a not so gentle) push from Trev to make necessary changes.  Amy should be safe, yet with that same push.  I still do not believe major changes are required; but certainly adjustments are required.  

Before I answer, do their aunts come as part of the deal or no?

It's not a stretch to think that Hoiberg at Kansas would be a regular Final Four team.  Easier to drive a Ferrari than a Yugo that hit a truck and rolled off a cliff and has a decomposing body in the trunk.

So you’re saying there’s a chance!?!?!?!?

to minnesota
 

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Thanks for asking, royalfan.
The bone marrow transplant worked.  All his bloodwork numbers have gone up steadily since October when we brought him home.  He got the transplant in June of last year, and there were some scary times in between.  Two weeks ago, he went to the Buffett Cancer Center with a staph infection in his leg. The infection tanked his numbers, but they've been improving on their own. He's been home now for a week, and is improving.  Long story short, we know God healed him long ago.  Sometimes it takes time to be revealed in the natural.
 
Kinda like Nebraska Basketball.  😉