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Harrison Stafford

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  1. The queen of Blue-eyed soul.
  2. It can be because of the inexact timeline as rock shifted in the late 60’s. Have had friends lobby for Steppenwolf, Iron Butterfly, etc. Okay, lobby isn’t the best choice of words. Replace with ‘want to fight to the death’ on the subject.
  3. Blue Cheer was the first heavy metal band. In 1968, that genre didn’t exist. Serious Marshall Stacks in the background. Unfortunately, they weren’t on as the band lip synced through this performance on American Bandstand. If Blue Cheer had played ‘live’, they would have blown Dick Clark and his audience into the next time zone. Never got to see them perform, but friends who did said they couldn’t hear for up to a week following the concert. “Summertime Blues” did well on top 40 radio peaking at No. 14 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. As the story goes, Dick Clark caught them smoking a bowl of hash in the dressing room before this performance and said, “It’s people like you who give Rock ‘n Roll a bad name” to which band leader Dickie Peterson said, “Why, thank you very much”. The band got its name from LSD that was popular at the time in San Francisco. They should have dosed Dick Clark’s coffee. Now, that would’ve been some must see TV.
  4. You must have been a film major like I was. Good call.
  5. Did your parents have any children that lived?
  6. The Bills are to the Chiefs what the Yankees are to the Astros. Same vibes with the season on the line.
  7. I blame the loss on Ted Cruz.
  8. On that series, Detroit threw the ball on first and third down (both incomplete passes) rather than running the ball every down to keep the clock running. And they were moving the ball on the ground. Aggy at his best.
  9. I came here to squat on Baker Mayfield.
  10. Pathetic clock management by Detroit.
  11. It was nice to have a season where I wasn’t pulling for us to lose games, so we’d get a better position in the draft.
  12. Fuck that. We’re going to win this game.
  13. They’re not alone.
  14. You might call that Portnoy’s Complaint.
  15. You say that like it’s a bad thing.
  16. House call, baby!
  17. With all these damn penalties, we look like the Cowboys
  18. I rmr when the swimsuit issue debuted in 1964. There was a combination of excitement and outrage. People (parents) cancelled their son’s SI subscriptions because women posing in swimsuits was too provocative and inappropriate for a sports magazine. This issue was not coffee table material. As young red-blooded American males, we couldn’t wait for the swimsuit issue. Every damn year, this song and dance repeated itself.
  19. Must. Contain. Lamar.
  20. This is a young team that plays loose and doesn’t know limits. Everything is on the table and everything is achievable to these goofballs. Let’s Fauken Geaux!!.
  21. Dec 22, 2023 Energy Fuels UUUU Uranium production timeline accelerates with uranium price spike. Energy Fuels announces that is has commenced production at three mines. During the third-quarter earnings' discussion six weeks ago, management indicated that it was hiring personnel and upgrading facilities at four mines with plans to restart production at one or two of the mines in 2024. Today's announcement would appear to be an acceleration of previous plans. Management also indicated previously that it plans to produce 1,000,000 lbs of uranium in 2024 and stockpile the uranium until a mil campaign is completed in late 2024 or early 2025 tI is unclear whether these plans have changed in light of today's announcement. Target Price $10.00 Market Capitalization 1.22B Shares Outstanding 161.25M Float 158.41M institutional Holdings 53.25% 12-Month Low/High $4.85/$ 9.03 Average 90-Day Volume 2510000 Fiscal Year End 12/31/2023 Uranium prices are surging. Uranium prices were below $40/Ib. most of the last ten years causing domestic producers to idle production. Prices started to rise ing 2022 reaching a price in the mid seventies just six weeks ago. Since then, uranium prices have soared to a level near $90/ib. It has been our investment premise that cheap uranium from Kazakhstan sold on spot would eventually dry up, and that when that happened, uranium prices would rise quickly. With utilities (and the government) now rushing to shore up supply, the log jam appears to have been broken. Energy Fuels is not alone in starting up production, but it is the largest. Energy Fuels and its White Mesa Mil in Utah is in the best position to produce large quantities of uranium quickly. Management believes ti can produce 2 million ibs. of uranium and is licensed to produce 8 milion Ibs. annually. Other facilities boost Energy Fuels total licensed capacity to 10 million. Other producers such as enCore (licensed to produce 3.6 million Ibs.) andPeninsula Energy: (3.0 million Ibs.) have also announced plans to restart operations, but wil most likely be smaller and later than Energy Fuels. We are reiterating our Outperform rating and our $10 price target. Energy Fuels is not just a uranium story. However, a return ot uranium production and sales at prices above production costs wil be the primary driver for near-term stock price appreciation. We believe the recent strength in uranium prices has legs and that a return to production will be well rewarded. *This report is from Noble Research. Thought I’d share. And I did not take a position in UUUU to sell at $10.
  22. Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, is partnering with Texas A&M University’s Corps of Cadets to give military service academy applicants an alternative path for admission into the Corps. Under the new partnership, those who apply for admission into a service academy through Cruz’s office can now have his office share their information with Corps officials at A&M as an alternative way to pursue a military career. Cruz said Thursday his office receives hundreds of applications each year from Texas students who seek an appointment to attend one of the nation’s military service academies, but nominations are not given to every eligible applicant. “I am proud to play a role in opening a fantastic avenue to the many bright, ambitious young students with the courage and drive to serve our nation,” Cruz said in a statement. “This program has a storied history and proven track record of producing skilled, qualified service members. Joining the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets is an incredible opportunity, and I am excited that we are going to provide it to so many fine young men and women from the Lone Star State.” Sooo, if you can’t into one of the military service academies, you can get in the aggy corps. Great backup plan. They’ll take anyone.
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