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    Jacob met Valerie “Val” McDaniel at the Willowick Condominiums, a luxury high-rise in one of Houston’s upscale neighborhoods. A successful and well-liked veterinarian, Valerie lived next door to Jacob’s mother and came from an esteemed local family. She had been married to Marion “Mack” McDaniel III for 17 years, but she filed for divorce in 2014, citing “infidelity,” according to KPRC.

     

    What's her maiden name?

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    Offensive line
    Starter expected to return: RT Brandon Baker
    Incoming: OT John Turntine III, OG Kaden Scherer, C/G Nicolas Robertson 
    Still monitoring: OT Trevor Goosby (NFL), C Connor Robertson and others
    Gone portaling: LG Connor Stroh

    OTF: Three or four will be the number, depending on the NFL decision by Trevor Goosby. Right now, it's three interior players out of the portal.

     

     

     

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    Poland previously operated around 28-30 MiG-29s, many acquired from Germany, but has been steadily transferring them to Ukraine since 2023 to help with its defense, with the remaining jets being phased out and replaced by F-35s and FA-50s, so they likely own a very small number now, possibly a dozen or fewer in service. The total number has dwindled as they were given away or retired, leaving them with a small, aging fleet that's nearing the end of its operational life, notes RFE/RL, The War Zone, and The Guardian. Initial Fleet: Poland had roughly 28-30 MiG-29s, including some from East Germany acquired cheaply.

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  4. 15 minutes ago, cabowabo said:

    But they’ll take that NIL money. Fuck em. 

     

    Oh yeah, fuck em. But there won't be any negative repercussions with regards to player development and recruiting. If Notre Dame pays, recruits will still go there.

  5. Poll: Americans More Supportive of Arms Supplies to Ukraine, Including Tomahawk Missiles

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    Poll: Americans More Supportive of Arms Supplies to Ukraine, Including Tomahawk Missiles

    Despite the official position of the US government to reduce aid, more and more Americans are in favor of supplying weapons to Ukraine.

    This is reported by the New York Post.

    According to a new poll by the Ronald Reagan Foundation & Institute, cited by the publication, 64% of respondents were in favor of providing lethal assistance to Ukraine, which is 9 percentage points more than last year and the highest since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion.

    Support among Republicans increased to 59%, and among Democrats – to 75%.

    The majority of Americans also support expanded military assistance to Ukraine. In particular, 65% approve of the transfer of long-range cruise missiles, such as the Tomahawk. 68% support the sale of U.S. weapons to European allies for further transfer to Ukraine.

    The launch of a Tomahawk missile. Source: US NavyThe launch of a Tomahawk missile. Source: US Navy

    In addition, 69% support the provision of NATO-style security guarantees to Ukraine, and 74% support the creation of a demilitarized zone under the control of European forces with US air support.

    As for the goals of the war, 45% of Americans believe that Ukraine should fully restore its territorial integrity.

    The authors of the study note that these results indicate a strengthening bipartisan consensus in the United States in support of Ukraine, as well as overwhelming public support for the strategy of military assistance, European solidarity, and deterrence of Russian aggression.

    The survey involved more than 2,500 Americans who answered questions by phone and online between October 23 and November 3. The statistical error of the survey is ±1.96 percentage points.

    HIMARS MLRS during an exercise. Photo credits: US ArmyHIMARS MLRS during an exercise. Photo credits: US Army

    In late November, the White House warned Ukraine about the possible termination of arms and intelligence supplies if the Ukrainian leadership did not agree to the 28-point peace plan proposed by the United States.

    This document was prepared by US Special Envoy Steve Witkoff with the participation of Russian Presidential Envoy Kirill Dmitriev.

    The plan, among other things, provides for the transfer of Crimea and parts of Donbas to Russian control, a reduction in the size of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, refusal to join NATO, and a ban on the deployment of foreign troops in the country.

    The President of Ukraine expressed his readiness to discuss the document, while emphasizing “the fundamental principles that are important for the people of Ukraine.”

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  6. I was once hit and stayed and still lost out to the police. I started to back out at Schlotsky’s and about a 1/4 of the way out of the spot a guy on the opposite of the parking lot started to back out and was playing with his radio. I of course sat there and played on the horn but he kept coming and coming until he hit the back side panel of our new car. I kept the car in place and he pulled back into his spot and apologized. We waited for the police and almost got into a fight because someone in a truck wanted my spot. The police came and said it was a he said he said situation. I said my wife is here in the car and can be a witness and what do you mean anyway, the guy admitted to hitting me. The policeman said that she doesn’t count as a witness because she is biased and it was private property anyway. Nice large dent in my side panel that I had to pay for because of a high deductible. Motherfucker.

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