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Too old to fight for Ukraine, you say? These gentlemen say otherwise!
https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/1784806063218335909A question for Justice Alito
Who will the Bears take with the #1 draft pick?
Odds according to FanDuel Sportsbook:
Caleb Williams -20000
Jayden Daniels +7500
Drake Maye +9500
J.J. McCarthy +10000
Marvin Harrison Jr. +20000
The NFL draft is scheduled for Thu, Apr 25, 2024 to Sat, Apr 27.
"Unfortunately, it's one of those things I think everyone's got to tune in on Thursday to watch and figure out, but I feel really good about our process and where we are and where we're headed," Poles said during his pre-draft news conference. "We know what we're going to do, but everyone is going to have to wait until Thursday to go there."
The No. 1 pick, which the Bears earned from a trade with the Carolina Panthers, is expected to be USC quarterback Caleb Williams. The 2022 Heisman Trophy winner was the only quarterback prospect hosted by the Bears this month on a top-30 visit. Conversely, Williams made only one visit -- to Halas Hall -- during his pre-draft process.
https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/40010512/bears-know-going-do-no-1-pick-nfl-draft
You may see headlines today proclaiming Shohei Ohtani the new #1 Japanese HR king
He surpassed Hideki Matsui for the most MLB homers by a Japanese-born player with 176.
Of course Sadaharu Oh (who's still alive at age 83, BTW) hit 868 dingers in the Japanese Central League, mostly in the '60s and '70s. There have been numerous debates about how many MLB home runs Oh would have hit had he played in North America. It's all conjecture, of course, but this fellow took the time to study the issue in-depth.
Based on his projections, Oh would have been racked up an estimated 527 HRs in "the Bigs."
https://baseballguru.com/jalbright/analysisjalbright08.html
Reclining seats on planes might go away in the future!
I'd rejoice! Can't stand when the person in front of me puts their seat back as far as it can go and I have barely any space left. So annoying.
With airlines like Southwest debuting a more streamlined seat design for 2025, its only a matter of time before reclining seats disappear completely, aviation and travel expert William McGee told Condé Nast Traveler during an interview published on Monday, April 15.
This trend has been occurring for several years now, and I think it will continue. Lighter seats are what the airlines want, because with the cost of jet fuel they are always looking to reduce weight onboard, McGee, a senior fellow for aviation and travel at the American Economic Liberties Project, said.
He adds that lighter, non-reclining seats require fewer mechanical parts, and thus airline companies also save money when it comes to maintenance.
[link:https://ca.news.yahoo.com/style/airlines-may-rid-reclining-economy-224132124.html|
What do you do with your apple peels?
If you have no use for them, I recommend you get one of these:
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