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DubCoffman62
Steve19 said:
Hershey actually has had to begin calling some products "chocolaty" instead of chocolate because they have transitioned to plant oils and reduced chocolate levels in several products. There are several leading American chocolate brands that are now in that pickle.
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Most ice cream isn't ice cream, it's "frozen dairy dessert". Whipped cream isn't whipped cream any more, it's "whipped topping".
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This leads me back to an old memory I have. Back in the 1990's my father had a lot of dogs and they all died the same way. They'd get really fat, more like swollen and they'd die. He thought they were eating too good. The reality is he only feed them table scraps and leftovers, too cheap to buy them real food. I investigated this years later and realized that they were dying of pancreatitis. Fast forward to the obesity epidemic we have in our country now. Look at what we eat, the ingredients in our food. It's obvious that the ingredients in our food are killing our liver, pancreas and kidneys. It's not so much that people are fat, they're severely bloated from all of the poisons they're ingesting. This shit hits the liver and it doesn't know what to do with it so it stores it as fat. I read the labels of everything that I eat. I don't buy much processed food anymore, cheese and some breads. It's becoming very hard not to ingest this poison.
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NBA Discussion (Official Thread)

Bucklion
NJ-Buckeye said:
Watched the last half of 76ers-Celtics... and now feel a bit better about the Cavs games
Celtics literally bulled directly into their defenders who had feet planted.. then pushed off with the forearm to gain space.. no calls
same thing Toronto is doing to Cavs and same no calls.. guess it's playoff time

Embid is beat to shit.. would not be surprised if he does not make it thru the next round.. even with the flopping.. it was a war down low
He's a major load.. huge dude who can shoot.. Cavs would have no answer for him.. too strong..
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Don’t worry, they won’t have an answer for Brunson either, and that’s if they even make it past tonight.
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Lane Kiffin (HC LSU)

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calibuck said:
Kiffin could fall head-first into a mud puddle and come up sparkly clean.
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I don’t fully agree.

I do think that he’s been given a lot more leeway than most, in that regard you’re spot on. Particularly early in his career when he went from the NFL to the SEC to USC.

But he got left on the tarmac at USC, a verb for being fired immediately was created because of what Haden did to him. He did not emerge from that whole incident “sparkly clean” imo.

Then he became an OC, did well at that position (helping bama win the conference 3x and a national title once while completely updating Saban’s offensive philosophy), coached at FAU (where he was successful), and then he had success at Ole Miss given their history and expectations.

He did not “fail upwards” from Bama onwards (though he did not leave graciously at any of those stops besides FAU), but he moved up the ladder through on field success despite some (alleged) off field shenanigans that only seemed to come out from Tuscaloser and Oxfart after he left those Hell holes. Maybe those accusations are true but the fans were willing to overlook them because he was producing results on the field.

None of that guarantees that he will succeed in BR. And I wouldn’t be surprised that if he does fail here someone else will give him an opportunity because as you mentioned people just seem to keep giving him chances throughout his career, whether warranted or not.
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Ravi Bellamkonda, tOSU President

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Certainly not sustainable on a 'top-flight' 36 varsity sports, AND have A-1 playing fields/courts/pitches/ etc to put them on. I'm used to big numbers, and tOSU's numbers are among the highest, but do worry about the debt being accumulated by the Athletic Department. Cost of Construction is hugemongous, and the debt incurred is also huge. But the facility competition is very keen, and unless you've got a golden goose like Oregon, hard to sustain. Hope the AD is using some of this almost $100million to reduce debt. Pay down construction debt and lower interest payments. Anybody out there do that with household funds? Anyway, glad am not the ones having to figure out where this goes. Also assumes that the academic side of the Buckeye house is keeping distant from all the loot in the AD department.
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tOSU Recruiting Discussion

RhodeIslandBuck
wolves2002 said:
A couple things I see that will put pressure on the current system:

1. Smaller schools will get fed up with losing their investment when a player transfers and ask for compensation.
2. Whatever organization is trying to oversee football will want a resolution and end to the non-stop lawsuits. Today it is uncontrollable due to all the court cases.

There may be other solutions, but the one that jumps out to me is a collective bargaining agreement. The players would need to organize and have a collective representation to negotiate for them.
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I think that's one of the biggest issues. Making sure the smaller schools are actually incentivized to develop guys, despite knowing they will likely lose any significant quality to a bigger school within a 1-3 year period.

Transfer fees.
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What song are you listening to right now

DubCoffman62
gmen6981 said:
Always loved the history of that song. Nobody knows who actually wrote it but it was a well known folk song/spiritual in early 20th century southern prisons sung by work gangs. Lead Belly popularized it with two different recordings of it in 1934 and again in 1940, but the first known commercial recording of it was in 1926 by Dave "Pistol Pete" Cutrell

And that folks, is Gmen's Blues History lesson for today.

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About 30 years ago I started going back and looking for original recordings and the roots of the various remakes that we listen to today. This was another favorite of mine

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Kind of cool how Steely Dan interpreted the trumpet for guitar
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