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  1. Elija Lofton TE / 6-1 / 215 Bishop Gorman Las Vegas, NV / 2024
  2. So Kobe Black, Xavier Filsaime, the 4'11" TE, Tyanthony Smith, and some random OL to close the class? What about DL and Edge?
  3. Is the last guy in the video dead? Someone needs to poke him.
  4. News | Iceland Monitor | Wed 8 Nov 2023 | 18.08 GMT | Modified 10 Nov 2023 12.56 Icelandic member of Pussy Riot wanted An arrest order has been issued in Russia for Lucy Shtein, a memember of the band Pussy Riot. Composite image/Instagram/AFP A Russian court has issued an arrest warrant “in absentia” for Lucy Shtein, a member of the dissident group and band Pussy Riot. Shtein was granted Icelandic citizenship earlier this year. The Russian District Court in the Basmanny region, ruled in the court that Shein must be held in custody for two months until she is extradited or returned to Russia, according to The Moscow Times. The leader of Pussy Riot escaped Russia with the help of an Icelandic artist Shein is charged with spreading false news about the Russian army and its activities in Ukraine. A spokesman for the court, who did not want to disclose his name, said that Shein was wanted internationally in an interview with the Russian media. Can face 10 years imprisonment Distribution of “false information” about the Russian military is punishable under Russian law and anyone guilty of this can face a 10-year prison sentence. The group is best known for its protests against Vladimir Putin, the Russian president, in 2012, when the group disrupted a mass in the Moscow church with punk music and performing topless. Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the group has been a vocal critic of the Russian government. Shtein and her girlfriend Maria Alekhina, the frontwoman of Pussy Riot, fled the country with the help of Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, but she fled the country disguised as a fast-food delivery person.
  5. I wouldn't go that far but there are lots of pretty women there. Half the store workers were from the Czech Republic it seemed.
  6. What about a virgin? Does she have to be good looking or do volcanoes not care?
  7. No, it isn't very far. https://www.washingtonpost.com/weather/2023/11/10/reykjanes-iceland-volcano-earthquakes-fagradalsfjall/ Evacuations underway in Iceland as possible volcanic eruption looms By Matthew Cappucci Updated November 10, 2023 at 7:50 p.m. EST|Published November 10, 2023 at 4:51 p.m. EST People are illuminated by the glow of a lava field in March 2021 on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula. (Sophia Groves/Getty Images) A barrage of hundreds of earthquakes, including two exceeding a magnitude of 5.0 and at least seven topping 4.5, rattled Iceland’s Reykjanes Peninsula on Friday. The seismic swarm suggests the eruption of an area volcano in the hours or day ahead and has prompted the Icelandic Meteorological Office to declare a Civil Protection Emergency Level. The Fagradalsfjall volcano is in Iceland’s southern peninsula region, about 25 miles southwest of Reykjavik, the country’s capital. A number of tremors have shaken the city, and the famed Blue Lagoon geothermal spa in Grindavik has been closed. It was initially unclear whether Fagradalsfjall was responsible for the increased seismic activity or whether an eruption was brewing elsewhere within the Reykjanes volcanic system. Shortly before midnight local time, all of Grindavik was asked to evacuate. At 11:30 p.m. local time, the Meteorological Office warned that volcanic fissures could open near or within the town. “Based on how the seismic activity has evolved since 6 PM today, along with results from GPS measurements, there is a likelihood that a magma intrusion has extended beneath Grindavík,” the office wrote. Experts believe that a magmatic dike may have formed directly below the town. Dikes are sheets of magma that flow through existing fractures in rock or generate a new crack. The largest volcanoes may contain hundreds of dikes. A Code Orange — or a Level 3 out of 4 on the universal ground-based volcano alerting scale — has been declared, raising concerns at Keflavik International Airport, which sits just northwest of the seismically active region. The region has experienced intermittent eruptions since 2021, yet the incipient eruption will probably be markedly more intense. “The amount of magma involved is significantly more than what was observed in the largest magma intrusions associated with the eruptions at Fagradalsfjall,” the Meteorological Office said. People relax in 2016 in the Blue Lagoon, a geothermal spa in Grindavik that is Iceland's most visited attraction. (Jabin Botsford/The Washington Post) The office had warned Friday afternoon that earthquakes were located about two miles northeast of Grindavik, with the fault slips occurring about two to three miles below the ground. Earthquakes crept toward the community of 3,300 around sunset. “The seismic activity has moved south towards Grindavík,” the Meteorological Office said. “The signs that can be seen now … are similar to those seen on the eve of the first eruption at Fagradalsfjall in 2021, and are very similar to the seismic activity that was measured about a month before that eruption,” the office had cautioned in an earlier update. It had previously estimated that it would take several days for magma to reach the surface and the imminent eruption to begin. What are supervolcanoes and should we really be worried about them? Already, the quaking has ruptured roadways. It appears that up to three inches of uplift, or vertical movement of the ground, has occurred near the volcano. A total of 295 earthquakes of magnitude 3.0 or greater had been detected in the previous 72 hours, with upward of 90 percent of those occurring in the past day. A map of recent earthquakes in Iceland. (Iceland Meteorological Office) While Iceland is tectonically and volcanically active, the region around the Fagradalsfjall volcano had lain dormant for over 6,300 years until December 2019. That’s when a flurry of earthquakes, including two that reached magnitude 5.6, rattled the peninsula. Then on Feb. 4, 2021, a magnitude-5.7 earthquake caused minor damage to homes. Six weeks later, on March 19, the volcano erupted, with a roughly 2,000-foot-long fissure spewing lava. The fissure was later named Geldingadalsgos, representing a possible new shield volcano — a broad volcano with gently sloping sides — and it attracted widespread tourism. Several other fissures opened in April, but only one remained active in May 2021. Another eruption from a separate fissure of Fagradalsfjall took place on Aug. 3, 2022. Then this past summer, in early July, a new eruption began near Litli-Hrutur, also part of the Fagradalsfjall volcano. It was about 10 times as big as the first two eruptions. It diminished by Aug. 5.
  8. Maybe the signs were very easy to steal.
  9. Same with one of my assistants. Had Strep, wrote a script for Z Pack, took her awhile to get over the other stuff, tested neg for flu and COVID. My parents are both very sick with COVID. They were healthy and went for a COVID booster a week and a half ago. Felt the typical after vaccine effects which then worsened. A few days ago, they both tested positive for COVID. I'm curious if they caught it from the administrator. Pretty odd timing and it probably slowed down their time to get tested for COVID and their time to start an antiviral.
  10. Huge get. I think he will be quite the player for us.
  11. Pandas have issues. Short reproductive cycle - ovulate once a year. And lots of male panda don't know how to court or fuck.
  12. If you are in Austin, you will get good pricing from The Tile Guy. They also have hardwood that will run you about $5 and hardwood tile that is less. Tile flooring costs more to install, though. They don't do installs but they could steer you to the right guy or I could once you pick something out.
  13. I'm not sure if I've been to either. I went to Macaroni's once.
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