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I just wantPierceSims, Hickman, and Buhl back....can we have that again sometime?
This.
Sorry, but Ted Sims could barely hold Pierce's jock IMO. We don't lose to Marshall, Texas, and OSU in 2003 if Pierce stayed.
, this was in the middle of the "Freemans up to 260, no one will be able to tackle him" days. Saw him maybe 3 more times that summer even though class was everyday, no idea on the grade.
There was absolutely zero chance we would have ever ended up in the mountain west.
100% chance we were Big East bound had crap hit the fan
according to whom?
LAWRENCE | Lawrence police are encouraging people to ignore panhandlers on private property and just walk away from them
Read more: http://www.kansascity.com/2011/05/16/2878185/lawrence-police-urge-people-to.html#ixzz1MWn2tuBf
Grilled Cheese truck.
Now, this would seem to be little more than a discussion about procedure if it weren't for the fact that according to public records, OSU lineman Thaddeus Gibson "bought" a two-year-old Chrysler for $0 from Kniffin. Gibson and Kniffin both deny that the price listed on the title was the actual sale price, but $0 seems to be what they're telling the government. That's a discrepancy for which the IRS, NCAA, and OSU compliance department are all going to need a lot of explanation.
There's a very, very bad worst-case scenario here for Ohio State. It's got a lot of ifs, so it's not terribly likely, but it's not out of the realm of plausibility. IF there were special discounts being given out, and IF the compliance department was reviewing sales documents, and IF that office was also directing players to those dealerships, THEN Ohio State would basically have been running a sham of a compliance department. That's a lack of institutional control nonpareil. Again, that's a worst-case scenario, and one that OSU's director of compliance has already denied, but these are the stakes at play here.
This sounds like hipster wizardry.
Sports Shop owner.
I have 2 email addresses. I give one of them to unimportant people who are likely to send me a bunch of forwards and other crap that I don't care about. I give my other email address to important people. I check the email for important people hourly, and I check the email for unimportant people like once a week, and I just skim through it then.Maybe somebody gave you their email address for unimportant people.
I don't mind if unimportant e-mails don't get a response. I have sent 4,738 unimportant e-mails over the last few years and many of them don't get a response (Meek). I get frustrated, though, when I send an important e-mail to an important (or somewhat important) person, one that requires an immediate (or somewhat immediate) response, and don't get a reply.
TONS of people wearing EMAW and DOOM merch without revenue going to the people who popularized it
BERLIN—Matthias Kling, a physicist specializing in an emerging field of quantum optics, is among Germany's best and brightest.
But starting next year, the 38-year-old will join an exodus that many fear threatens the future of Europe's largest economy.
."I find it quite hard, [for a scientist] in a new field, to find a position in Germany," said Mr. Kling, who plans to take up an assistant professorship next year at Kansas State University. All four of the top applicants for the post, he said, were German.
