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Disinfectants have had it on the label for well before this outbreak.

Watched this with my dad as a kid. Asked him what was going on in this scene. He didn't have an answer.

How the hell is #1 KU on esp+?

Taco sauce. I don't eat ketchup. I'm not 7.

I prepared with sparkling water and hamburger and some eggs. That's my only fridge.

http://www.ncaa.org/about/resources/media-center/news/ncaa-establishes-coronavirus-advisory-panel NCAA establishes coronavirus advisory panel March 3, 2020 4:52pm The NCAA has established a COVID-19 advisory panel of leading medical, public health and epidemiology experts from their respective fields of study and NCAA member schools to guide its response to the outbreak of the coronavirus disease. NCAA Chief Medical Officer Dr. Brian Hainline will lead the group, which will include: Stephanie Chu, M.D. – Team physician, University of Colorado, Boulder; Member, NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sports Carlos del Rio, M.D. – Chair, Hubert Department of Global Health at Emory University’s Rollins School of Public Health Colleen Kraft, M.D. – Associate chief medical officer, Emory University Hospital Vivek Murthy, M.D. – 19th Surgeon General of the United States; Member, NCAA Board of Governors Mike Rodriguez – Senior director, U.S. Tennis Association and U.S. Open Security William Schaffner, M.D. – Professor, Preventive Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases at Vanderbilt University Medical Center College athlete liaisons will provide their perspective to the advisory panel. The liaisons include: Nicholas Clark – Coastal Carolina college athlete and Board of Governors Student-Athlete Engagement Committee chair Caroline Lee – Southeastern Louisiana college athlete; NCAA Division I Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member and Division I SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport Mary Northcutt – Carson-Newman college athlete; NCAA Division II Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member and Division II SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport Isaiah Swann – University of Texas at Dallas college athlete; NCAA Division III Student-Athlete Advisory Committee member and Division III SAAC representative to the NCAA Committee on Competitive Safeguards and Medical Aspects of Sport “The NCAA is committed to conducting its championships and events in a safe and responsible manner,” said Donald Remy, NCAA chief operating officer. “Today we are planning to conduct our championships as planned, however, we are evaluating the COVID-19 situation daily and will make decisions accordingly. “We are actively monitoring COVID-19 in the United States and will make recommendations on competition based on the evolving medical protocols established by the CDC, NIH and state and local authorities,” said Hainline. “We are in daily contact with the CDC and are advising leadership on the Association’s response to this outbreak.” According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the immediate health risk from COVID-19 is considered low for the general public right now. However, the potential for a future public health threat is very high within the U.S. and globally, the CDC says. “Given the fluid situation, the advisory panel will meet regularly and provide valuable insight and expertise as the Association navigates this complicated public health challenge,” Hainline said. “The NCAA will make decisions that are first and foremost reflective of medical best practices and keeps the health and safety of student-athletes, administrators and fans as the number one priority,” Remy said. Media Contact Stacey Osburn NCAA Director of Communications NCAA 317-917-6117

Celery and green pepper and onion? I like celery in mine

Feel like I'm at a corporate retreat.

I've worn Merrell for a last few years and like them, but I was looking for something a little different so I did a bunch of research and settled on the Vasque Juxt because I used to have a pair of Vasque boots that I really liked. Anyway, I've been beating the hell out of them for 6 months and they are holding up very well and are ultra comfortable. I'll be getting another pair when I need them. Just another something for you to look at, if you haven't already. https://www.outdoorgearlab.com/reviews/shoes-and-boots/hiking-shoes/vasque-juxt

Why is this?

Yeah I did. I know what you mean.

Is it common for a funeral to be held a year after the death?

So I went from keto to full carbs the last 2 weeks. Jimmy Johns french rolls and sourdough bread for sandwiches, potato chips, pretzels all that shit. Stayed away from other sugar mostly. I wanted to see what a calorie deficit would do, and after 2 full weeks I'm right about the same weight. I started doing 1000 deficit a day, then read maybe I wasn't getting enough, so tried 500 a day and just kind of back and forth, but almost everyday in a deficit. Fluctuated the normal 3 or 4 pounds, but I'm basically where I was when I went off keto. What gives here? The internet tells me all kinds of shit that cancels out the other shit. Imagine that. I have been pretty accurate using my fitness pal, so I'm almost sure I'm not miscalculating. Even if I were a little, the deficit would still be there. Should I continue doing the same and just give it a little more time since I went from one extreme to another? Just cut down instead of cut out carbs? Eat only the good carbs? Bigger deficit? I've been exercising my ass off, so I feel good, I'm just stuck at the same weight. I only have 10 more pounds to go so maybe I should just go back to keto to lose them and then maintain?

There is no way it couldn't have. The revelations, or at least bringing the actions to light, are astonishing.

That something a non racing fan would like?

I'm amazed Black Monday got another season. I had such high hopes for that and still will watch, but it really is a bad show. They have Cheadle, Showtime money and the story already written. Fuck. Somebody screwed the pooch on that one and all my money is on Seth Rogen.

I'm a poor and I have a bidet. Which makes me richer than any wealthy man without a bidet.

Watched 3 of these last night. I don't have kids and it's tough for me to stomach watching it. This thing is a fucking heartwrencher

That a lady in sniffer's row wearing a burka?

Trim with scissors once then use one of these every day in the shower. No cream needed but can lather with whatever soap you're using. Very serious post.

Bet her butthole smells like laundry detergent with a hint of thin mints and pickles.

Talked to a recruiter from Dell yesterday about a position. She said the hiring manager (Round Rock) had to go overseas for a family emergency, so she wasn't sure when she would be back to interview me. Not saying. Just saying.

Damn. I'm still really liking it and looking forward to the next ones.