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Little of the Paycheck Protection Program’s $800 Billion Protected Paychecks https://dnyuz.com/2022/02/01/little-of-the-paycheck-protection-programs-800-billion-protected-paychecks/
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Our dear friend Olin penned the top article at the beginning of year four, and we all know how things worked out between Texas A&M and Kevin Sumlin. He implores the faithful to go all in on "Jimbo the Great" going into year four. And they get rewarded with 8-4 and a self-awarded trophy for winning the post season Chicken Bowl. And not a single aggy asks if anyone has seen this play before. It is as if major parts of their brains were shut off during those years at A&M.
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Texas A&M, always on the precipice. "The vaccine-manufacturing facility is part of the Texas A&M Center for Innovation in Advanced Development and Manufacturing, which is expected to bring more than $41 billion in expenditures to the state in the next 25 years and create 6,800 jobs, according to remarks from Perry at the announcement of the facility in March 2013." "Once in operation, the center would offer a speeded approach to vaccine development and delivery, capable of supplying as many as 50 million influenza vaccine doses within 4 months of work on any emerging flu strain. Initial doses of vaccine would be ready within 12 weeks." "“The work and dedication of Dr. Rathore has paid off,” Sharp said. “He and his team exemplify the values of the Texas A&M System, and because of them, more than half a billion people across the world may have access to a new form of protein, and our farmers will be able to earn a much better living.” "'It's a game-changer' | Moses West, A&M a step closer to funding Atmospheric Water Generation. The invention could bring fresh drinking water to anywhere in the world."
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The odds-on picks to play for the NCAA basketball championship are the Washington Bulldogs and the North Carolina Blue Devils. Back in December, the same day as the annual Maryland v New York football clash I bet $100 on North Carolina to win it all. I figured Coach K’s last game as North Carolina head coach would provide added motivation. As it stands now, just to get through their conference tournament, North Carolina would have to defeat North Carolina, then North Carolina, Florida, and probably North Carolina.
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Since Darren Woods took over Exxon in Jan 2017, the stock has lost 17% of its value, while the SP500 index is up over 90%. But wait until next year!
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Southwest Airlines is launching its promo campaign for Gary Kelly's replacement. Looks like "the nation's cradle of CEO's" has placed yet another "former student" at the helm of a major corporation. Be forewarned.
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Liucci referring to himself in the third person is always good for a laugh. So is Liucci referring to himself as a college football analyst.
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I never knew being a roustabout required a four-year degree from trade school. Then again, I never knew being a chicken farmer required the same. One question about the statue - did anyone check to see if the sculptor included a cut-out in the guy's work glove so his aggy ring could be seen?
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The mere thought that the U.S. military would ever consider idiots of this level for inclusion into the armed forces is terrifying. Not a clue what constitutes military service or what constitutes membership in a college fraternity. Unable to discern what is a fairy tale and what is a military threat. There is not a conceivable scenario where I would have ever taken order from a chode of this depth. Thank God these worthless idiots don't actually serve in the military. Let them stew in a white trash backwater while in college and then be sent to segregated tract home neighborhoods for the rest of their lives. It's best they be kept away from the general population. For our safety and theirs.
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An interesting article on problems with aggy's jihad campus in Qatar. The contract was up for renewal and Qatar is laying down the law that A&M will be teaching only engineering and anything with a liberal arts or social bent will be handled by staff hired by Qataris and those staff members will not connected with, associated with, or accountable to anyone in College Station. But all the degrees will continue to say "Texas A&M College Station" So, A&M degrees will continue to be handed out, just without Texas A&M administrators being allowed any input or involvement with any curriculum outside of engineering classes. “TAMUQ students will not receive a recognizably Texas A&M education if its students are taking their foundational classes—including their basic courses in humanities, mathematics, natural sciences, and social science—from faculty with no academic connection to Texas A&M and in classes over which Texas A&M’s academic departments provide no quality control.” https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/12/07/proposal-would-give-liberal-arts-faculty-second-class-status https://www.chronicle.com/article/a-universitys-stumbles-in-qatar-revive-questions-about-foreign-campuses
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I wrote to the Sec of Def asking the question. I also wrote to various ROTC commands asking for actual numbers of ROTC participants commissioned from both A&M and UT Austin for a ten year period. The main reason A&M isn't a true military school is because our federal system of government and the way our federal Constitution is written. Not that I ever expect an aggy to comprehend any of this because at A&M you can be granted a degree and be utterly clueless about how our government functions. Although the Morrill Act mandates the states teach military tactics at Land Grant institutions, since the day the Act was written Congress lacked the lawful authority to impose such a condition. What the states teach at state supported institutions is entirely a decision of the state legislatures. This has been spoken to by the Supreme Court and has been settled law for a long time. However, knowledge travels slowly in the Brazos Valley and those idiots never got the word. Every stupid bit of aggy fake army crap exists because the state legislature promotes it. The reason the aggy corps was created was because when the school was founded, it was essentially a high school for kids as young as 13 and those up to age 22 who were "intellectually stunted" and took longer to complete their studies. Usually incorrigible farm youth and mentally infirm boys were sent by their parents who were sick and tired of having to put up with them. Hence, the boot camp-style code of conduct, taught by unreconstructed former Confederate officers who were unquestionably racist to the corps (swidt?). If anyone wonders what A&M was like when Sul Ross was there, they need to look no further than the records of the on-campus memorial service they held for Jefferson Davis where the head of the English Dept spoke and railed at the "abomination of African citizenship." few aggys have ever actually read any of the words of their "heroes."
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The audience for anything aggy is rather small. To my knowledge, only myself, aggypedia, and possibly Mike Bynum have ever taken the time to accurately chronicle that which is aggy. The sycophants and shills hired by A&M to write about aggy history and traditions deserve no respect whatsoever, save and except possibly the kid from the aggy school paper who has the balls to publish a relatively accurate version of the aggy 12th Man story, on the 100th anniversary of the 1922 Dixie Classic game. My favorite line from that story: "Unfortunately for A&M, nothing is ever truly as good as it seems." In their own school paper. https://www.thebatt.com/life-arts/12th-man-rewritten/article_8b1b8a32-5928-11ec-bf3c-8b8c15dc9b22.html I have done a bit of work fighting against A&M's fraudulent activities around their trademark. When Chuckie Sonntag up in Buffalo was shamefully being harassed by A&M over his petition to keep the Bills in Buffalo, I found him an attorney who was ready to unload on A&M before the school finally offered enough up in settlement to Sonntag that he took the money and walked away. I've talked with Bynum when he needed help sorting out various details for his litigation against A&M involving his copyright they stole. You have seen my work with aggypedia. Mostly, I've just tried to document the facts and make them available to refute the bullshit aggys are duped into believing as their history. It is amazing how poorly educated those people are about Texas history and where A&M fits into Texas history. The people of Texas truly deserve better.
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When remembering the aggy self-congratulatory spasm after the Chileans saved the trapped miners a few years ago, don't forget the episode of that one aggy throwing a conniption fit in the media because he felt he personally wasn't getting enough credit. If you ever see this guy at a football game, remember to salute him and thank him for his service.
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Civilians saluting. Indoors. Yet another aggy turdition. The kind of stuff you get from idiots running around in costumes playing army. At least the kids in the back few rows understood protocol.
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Well over half a century and not one of them raised a kid who could do better than trade school. Think of the stupidity this represents.
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In typical aggy fashion, the ags couldn't just have yell leaders like every other school did at the time, they had to fabricate some bullshit story about how their "tradition" started. Not being very aware, the ags swear to the story they were told being the truth, but in reality it was just a dumb story someone fabricated and generations of "educated" aggys have been completely mislead. I find it hilarious that "educated" adults can't tell the difference between fact and fairytale. Texas A&M is the only institution of higher education I can think of that has built its entire culture around perpetuating ignorance.
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For the record, I am still offering $1 million to the first person who can figure out which home game in 1907 the aggy yell leader tradition originated. That offer has been out there for a few years now, and no one has claimed it yet.
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With the escalation of military conflict between the US and the Russian military I feel the Commander in Chief has as no option other than to elevate the Texas A&M Corps of Cadets to active military status. Laugh as you may at those brave warriors, but they now are our last line of defense as a free people.
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