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Harrison Stafford

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  1. Duke’s in the Outrigger Hotel in Honolulu.
  2. Bryan Abreu is having a hell of a season and has developed into one of the β€˜Stros most dependable relievers. 3rd best ERA in the bullpen and has been nails as a middle relief pitcher.
  3. She’s not going anywhere until this special operation has played out.
  4. Bought 22,500 more shares of EOSE @ 1.97 giving me a total of 32,900 shares at an avg price of 2.44. Target is 3.80-3.90. To break out, EOSE needs to take out the March high of 4.97.
  5. Energy Department looking to acquire $4.3B worth of uranium from domestic sources in effort to cut dependence on Russia. Holding 30,000 shares of UUUU @ 5.64
  6. The gas is cheap (relatively) and the sliced barbecue turkey sandwich is good. It’s a must stop for my wife because it’s not a cramped, scary place, always has clean restrooms, and has tourist junk/crap gifts.
  7. The S&P’s going to 4400-4500, but it’s going back sub 4000 following that until we get capitulation from the market.
  8. When Jake Meyers returns CF is fixed. He has star potential.
  9. Crazy that this team is twelve games over .500.
  10. If you go their website https://immunitybio.com/pipeline, you’ll see a number of trials currently in phase 2 or 3. One bladder cancer study is complete for those having failed other treatments and it’s been filed with the FDA for approval. Their second bladder cancer study is for treating naΓ―ve patients. The FDA goal for standard review is to get a drug through the approval process in 10 months. I would think this has a priority review which narrows the timeframe to 6 months. IBB, XBI, & LABU are all up nicely today which explains the move in IBRX. Biotech is starting to twitch.
  11. Bobby Layne Collegiate Records NCAA & Cotton Bowl – Most Touchdowns Responsible For, bowl game (6), tied by Chuck Long in 1984, Dan LeFevour in 2007 and Paul Smith in 2008 NCAA & Cotton Bowl – Most Points Responsible For, bowl game (40) NCAA – Highest completion rate (min. 10 attempts), bowl game (0.917), surpassed by Mike Bobo in 1998 NCAA – Most points scored, bowl game (28), surpassed by Barry Sanders in 1988 UT – Most Pass attempts, career (400), surpassed by Bret Stafford in 1986 UT – Most Pass completions, career (210), surpassed by Stafford in 1986 UT – Passing Yards, career (3,145), surpassed by Stafford in 1986 UT – Lowest percentage of passes intercepted (minimum 300 passes), career (7.8%), surpassed by Donnie Little in 1981 UT – Most starts, career (34), surpassed by Marty Akins in 1975 UT – Best winning percentage (minimum 1 season), career (80.5%), surpassed by T Jones in 1952 UT – Most quarterback victories, career (28), surpassed by Vince Young in 2005 UT – Most touchdowns, game (4), tied by Jim Bertelsen in 1969, Steve Worster in 1970, Earl Campbell in 1977 and A.J. "Jam" Jones in 1979; surpassed by Ricky Williams in 1997 UT – Most touchdown passes, career (25), surpassed by Peter Gardere in 1992 UT – Most points scored, game (28), broke his own record of 24 set earlier that year, surpassed by Williams in 1997 Cotton Bowl – Most consecutive completions, game (8), tied by Tony Graziani in 1996 and Clint Stoerner in 2000 Cotton Bowl – Highest completion rate (min. 10 attempts), game (0.917) Cotton Bowl – Most points scored, game and career (28) Cotton Bowl – Most touchdowns, game & career (4), tied by Tony Temple in 2008 Cotton Bowl – Most Points Responsible For, career (40) Cotton Bowl – Most Touchdowns Responsible For, game & career (6) Cotton Bowl – Most points rushing, game (18), surpassed by Temple in 2008 Cotton Bowl – Most touchdowns rushing, game (3), tied by Dicky Maegle in 1954 and Jim Brown in 1957, surpassed by Temple in 2008 Cotton Bowl – Most touchdowns rushing, game (3), tied by Maegle in 1954, Brown in 1957, and Jim Swink in 1957, surpassed by Temple in 2008 Cotton Bowl – Most yards per attempt (min 10 attempts), game (13.2), surpassed by James Street in 1969
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