ARLINGTON, Texas — Top-ranked Alabama arrived Sunday in North Texas without offensive coordinator Bill O’Brien or offensive line coach Doug Marrone, but coach Nick Saban… 334 more words
No. 1 Alabama arrives for CFP semifinal without OC, OL coach — NBC Sports College Football
Perfect for my New Year’s resolution!
pre glaze
Heavier Type Glaze–same glaze just waited till cake was completely cooled down for a few hours. Yum!
post glaze but most of the glaze will disappear into the cake unless you make a heavier frosting type glaze.
If you’re looking for a last minute easy delicious cake for the holidays this could be the one. I love a great bundt cake and I love that they are now calling Bundt Cakes Dump Cakes. You really just throw it all together and bake it! It’s so easy anyone can do it and look good doing so. I got this particular Dump Cake from a blog I love to follow–Pure Wow so that’s why the name pure wow dump cake. Originally posted a few years back and am re-posting for those of you who haven’t seen it. I made a change in that I added my vanilla glaze because I…
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Five days before her wedding, Yale doctoral student, Annie Le, vanished from the Ivy League campus. Rumors swirled that she was a runaway bride–that is–until her decomposing body was found stuffed into the walls of the famed university. Sources: Crime and Safety in New Haven by Annie Le: https://www.webcitation.org/5jnWl6Nsz?url=http://bbs.yale.edu/images/B10_1.pdf https://www.oxygen.com/a-wedding-and-a-murder/why-yale-student-annie-le-murdered-before-wedding https://yalealumnimagazine.com/articles/2632-the-death-of-annie-le https://www.nhregister.com/news/article/Raymond-Clark-III-on-killing-Yale-grad-student-11586057.php https://www.courant.com/news/connecticut/yale-annie-le/hc-yale-raymond-clark-annie-le-arrest-1114-story.html Sponsors:Felix Gray www.felixgrayglasses.com/tpHello […]
110. The Murder of Annie Le — Bright College Years — The Prosecutors Podcast
It had been only ten months since the United States entered World War II. The country was on high alert, particularly on the west coast. Fears of Japanese attacks prompted the authorities to warn citizens to be on the lookout for anything at all strange or out of place.
On Sunday, August 16, 1942, Richard L. Johnson saw something that most definitely fell into the category of “strange or out of place.” He was returning to his home in Dale City, California when he saw something above him. It was a massive object, bigger than a house, and it was slowly descending out of the sky.
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I don’t plan on running for president anytime soon. However, if I did, and was elected, things would be a whole lot different around here. This post is not meant to get into anything political AT ALL, rather, it’s a way for me to blow off a little steam regarding a bunch of things people say WAY TOO MUCH that drive me crazy. As there are approximately eight gazillion things that bother me, I will share a partial list, say, every Thursday.
So, without further ado, here is my list of catch words, sayings, and phrases that will be OUTLAWED or simply GONE, should I ever become president. A word of caution, you most likely use one or many of these………
Screw you and the horse you rode in on
Unless you’re talking to George Washington or Paul Revere, this phrase makes no sense. Stop using it.
On it like Donkey Kong
No!
How do you like them apples?
Which ones? Mcintosh or Cortlands? What if I don’t like apples? Do I say, “I hate them?”
You feel me?
No, because that is inappropriate behavior and I would never engage in that.
You know what I’m saying?
Unless I am deaf or simply ignoring you (a definite possibility), yes.
This is for the birds
This is used for something we don’t particularly care for. For example, one might say, “This Covid is for the birds.” What did the birds ever do to deserve such a fate? All they do is sing for us every morning and look pretty flying through our yards and we want to pawn off all the crap we don’t want for ourselves.
Shit show
Whenever something is going poorly, we resort to this stupid saying. “Work today was a shit show.” Actually, unless the sewer pipes burst, and they were selling tickets and offering seating plans, it was just a bad day at work.
Beautiful!
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Today I’m sharing another quick oil painting study, once again following Camille Pissarro’s advice to do everything all at once, and to “paint generously and unhesitatingly” so as to not lose the first impression one has of the scene.
This study was also intended as a sort of “counterpart” to the previous “Tennessee Road” oil painting. Yesterday I worked with the warm colors of the wheel — although I muted them for my palette. Today I began with the intention of using cooler hues — blues, greens, a cool black. Sometimes, though, little oopsies happen when I’m at my easel, and that was definitely how my morning went.
This “quick study” is not complete. Even though I planned to complete it “all at once” as Pissarro advises, that didn’t happen. Here is “November Sky” as it presently appears:
You can see the general idea of…
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George B. McClellan rejects Abraham Lincoln’s proposal to send the Army of the Potomac into northern Virginia against Centreville and Manassas Junction.
No Going into Winter Quarters — The Civil War Months
CINCINNATI- The University of Cincinnati has played football for more than a century in the long shadow of Ohio State. After all these years, little brother is making some big noise. 769 more words
Cincinnati climbs CFP mountain, but can it stay there? — NBC Sports College Football
Whipped Owl 