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Posts posted by TXSooner518
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I would say it is now 100% happening. They have opened registration and started taking payments, and implemented a full vax requirement. Wynn announced their series schedule yesterday also. I def agree dealer shortages may be real and would recommend regging as early as possible.
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yes, but see, that second improvement isn't important, because reasons reasons, 60% reduction in risk isn't worth 5 minutes and zero dollars, blah blah meow chow.
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WSOP requiring proof of vax to register, period. https://www.wsop.com/2021/
Luckily for my investors, they have a horse who understands basic math, probability, and percentages, so this doesn't affect me at all, other than making the tournaments harder because they are filtering out the people who don't.
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WSOP requiring proof of vaccination to play, period, no neg test or prior infection accepted. Vax up or enjoy your God-given right to stay home and do what you want in your home, as described by American Hero Jason Isbell.
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Yeah the problem on the AA hand is we are virtually never way ahead bc he will have a club basically every time he doesn’t already have us beat. I assume if he wants to go to war with like QQ no club there he would also 4b it pre. If we have Ac obv we have to roll with it.
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50ish Asian dude, reg. He’s competent, perhaps a bit splashy but I’ve not ever seen him grossly out of line. It’s a made hand or a strong draw, not air
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Any reads at all? History?
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I'm in NOLA Wed-Sun for a trip around the OU-Tulane game. Uhhhhhhhhhh.....
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I use 18Birdies while playing, free app (there are premium features if you want to pay), but really useful and easy to use GPS yardage stuff. I keep my scores and index on skygolf360 online, also free.
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6 hours ago, Lurch said:
I feel like this is what I’ve been doing. Maybe I just misunderstood his point
That is pretty square-on to my strat too. I do know some guys do start ripping earlier, but enough good players play this way that I feel comfy with it also.
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Followed up my 77 with a nice 108 today so for everyone who said “no way a 22 can shoot 77” there ya go. Opened with a quad, was cart path only and god awful humid and just could not find any rhythm. Pretty tough track too - Texas Star in Euless. Really liked the layout. But fucking OOF
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Def cannot fold with that stack to pot ratio, which to me is the bigger issue than raw stack depth. This flop is below average for KK with a spade but not horrid.
My check range would be all my give up hands (not bothering c-betting AK or AQ into 3 opp on T87 two tone), with some check calls with 99/JJ and some check jams with spades, maybe AA, since AA has less bad turns than KK.
Bet/calling this with QQ-AA other than any check/jam AA, sets.-
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They can’t legally do that. That’s my point. Whether they want to police it or not doesn’t matter. At least that’s my understanding. It might not be hipaa. Anyway, this all appears to be a mute (moo) point with the new guidance coming out. I asked our head pharmacist here in town at CVS, and he said he would not for example, check if I was previously vaxxed at HEB. He said technically they could but in the real world that just isn’t going to happen. They are much more concerned with people just getting the shots.
They can legally do that. Your understanding is incorrect. They obviously may choose not to for practical reasons.-
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1 hour ago, DDD Dad said:
I think some of the reluctance is a result of the cost of a round of golf for resorts and daily fee courses. When you're plunking down over $100 each time to play somewhere you feel like you have to get the "whole" experience, whereas if you have the luxury of a membership somewhere and can play the same course a lot you become more willing to experiment.
I def agree with the "whole" experience, although of course hitting a 3 wood into a par 3 or par 4 designed to receive a mid-iron approach doesn't really qualify.
There is certainly also some ego involved for a lot of them.
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8 minutes ago, landman said:
Put Gris Gris on your list. Sit at the counter.
Looks like a great rec from a quick glance, thanks!!
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I feel like a pretty big majority of golfers would have more fun moving up a box. I hit my 5i about 165 and am currently a 22.1 trending down, and generally look to play around 6000 yards, but I agree that slope is an even better indicator. My brother hits his about 190 and doesn't keep an index, but is probably a 10-12 or so and also plays the whites with me. Our dad also plays whites, though now he will pick some holes to play up if there's a decent forced carry, he's always been a low ball hitter, but just doesn't have the power anymore.
So many players just default to "next up from tips" even though they would have a significantly better time playing further up. When I played Paiute, my buddy and I got paired with a single. My buddy and I played the white tees (Par 72, 6035 yards, 68.8/111). The single played the yellow tees (next ones back, one up from tips, 6635 yards, 70.9/118). My buddy and I shot 102 and 96, respectively, and the single definitely was north of both of us, and had a considerably worse time. The game is hard, why make it harder unnecessarily?
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13 minutes ago, Bevo said:
No, urgent care could have even done something. Oxygen and steroid inhaler and albuterol nebulizer at minimum. Maybe epinephrine.
11 minutes ago, Herbie Hancock said:Beds or no beds EMTALA still applies to a hospital. This story is missing some facts
Yeah, I obv dunno all the details. The person who posted it I have known for 35 years, and she is quite conservative and lives in Oklahoma, so it definitely isn't just a "friend's brother in law heard" or "libtard scare tactics".
Obv it could be something like they said "Hey, look, it's either gonna be 8 hours before someone gets to you so just sit in that chair, or you can go home and come back if it gets worse" or whatever.
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5 minutes ago, Bevo said:
So did the ER. Sending her home was not appropriate. Did they even give her a breathing test and get a pulse oximeter reading?
I dunno. But if there aren't resources to give, there aren't resources to give, right? Take it to the logical extreme with 1 doctor and 1000 patients, what should they do?
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A friend of mine just posted that she had a lifelong friend who went to the ER Friday night with an asthma attack. The ER told her they didn't have any capacity to take her and to go home and let them know if it got worse. She died overnight. The anti-vax fucksticks filling up the hospital literally murdered that person. If you aren't going to get the shot, keep your stupid fucking ass home from the hospital. You don't believe in medicine or science so just sit home and eat zinc or pray or use voodoo or whatever the fuck, but quit murdering people because you're a pouty little snowflake bitch.
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Driving to NOLA with wife, brother, and brother's GF from Wed, 9/1 thru Sun, 9/4. Wife is a picky eater (no seafood) and brother's GF is new to NOLA, so including some toury stuff:
WED
Stop at Darrell's in Lake Charles on the way
Staying at Harrah's, two nights free, no resort fees, yay
Dinner at Butcher, Felix, or Acme
BoozeTHU
Breakfast at Ruby Slipper
9a sightseeing bus tour - tours all of the neighborhoods, which I've never done
Lunch either Johnny's PoBoys or chargrilled at Drago's, maybe some iced Irish coffee and poboys at Erin Rose
Museum of Death (we all love the morbid and macabre)
Dinner res at GW Fin's, they have a $45 3 course special for COOLinary. Wife will have limited options, but they exist, and she's very excite for the salty malty caramel pie
Killers and Thrillers tour
Booze
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Breakfast at Stanley
11 am tour of Sazerac House - this is free and comes with booze samples
Saints and Sinners tour
Drunken History of NOLA tour
Dinner at Butcher, Acme, or Felix whichever we haven't hit yet
Booze
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Breakfast at Willa Jean
Head to Tulane and watch OU-Tulane
Sat afternoon/evening open plans that will be involving lots of food, booze, and watching more college football, open to recommendations on great places to do that. Full plans depend on if we hang on the Tulane side of town or head right back to hotel and how much energy we have after 4 hours of football in 277% humidity with a mask on. Considering Bulldog, also considering grabbing Camellia Grill right after the game. Considering Frenchmen this night (or possibly Friday) and Bamboula's or Dat Dog. If we do that Friday, would need to hit Butcher, Acme, or Felix likely this night.SUN
Cafe du Monde in the morning - I know it's touristy but wife and I always sit out and soak in a bit more of NOLA on our last day there
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2 minutes ago, JohnLocke said:Quit being intentionally obtuse. Son's friend got great treatment once he went to the hospital. IV industrial strength blood thinners, etc. What he didn't get was anything beforehand to keep him out of the hospital.
There actually was something that could have kept him out of the hospital that he elected to bypass - THE MOTHERFUCKING FREE VACCINE
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What would you do if you were UTG there?
I would just call. You aren’t folding out anything that has a draw to beat you if you raise (maaayyybe 2p but we obv would much rather 2p call than fold). Might as well get more value from hands we beat.
I would raise the flop with AT if I’m last to act, get some more money in. But raising from UTGs spot makes it too easy for people who haven’t acted yet to fold.
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I wear those as well, super comfortable.