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Maryland reveals Revenue Sharing plan

They will spend all $20.5mill of the revenue sharing, with $13 mill to football, $4-5 mill to men's basketball, $1 mill to women's and the rest to non-revenue sports per a friend who covers UMD.

OT: Hulk Hogan Boo'd mercilessly at WWE Show

From a purely quantitative perspective --I'm not at all interested in discussing politics here-- it would seem not overly difficult to find a Trump voter in LA as he received almost 1.2 million votes (32% of the total) in LA County in 2024
Kamala got 65% of the vote, nearly 2:1. Kamala voters would likely outnumber Trump voters at a WWE event in LA.

OT: Can can sale

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If you do try and use my referal code RYXRUWN. (Normally I think I have to send it to you via text or email but just give it a shot if interested. Worth $5 to you and me on your first receipt upload). Double dipping. Its fun.
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do you have to click each deal or is it like fetch where you just scan and it automatically gives you the deal..just signed up, looks like you will be a rich man from referrals if peeps read this thread

OT (Updated): The Saturday 1/11 Event Now Looking Like <1" with a Whiff Possible on the Low Side and 1-2" Possible on the High Side

Could happen. As mentioned before, it happened with the Boxing Day storm in 2010. That was a problem because the forecast shifted abruptly on December 23 or December 24. People were already focused on Christmas and were not paying as much attention as they should have.
The models all shifted hugely between 12Z on 12/24 and 0Z on 12/25 - by about 11 pm Christmas Eve the first couple of models had come out showing a huge blizzard and by 1 am Christmas morning the Euro came out also showing a bomb. There had been occasional big runs before then, but the consensus by 12/24 was for an inch or two of snow for our area. Below is what I posted here at 6:30 am on Christmas Eve (from my email; this site doesn't go back that far). But unlike the current situation, in 2010 there were at least occasional model runs 2-4 days out showing a significant to major snowstorm (including the Euro), so the potential was still there. Not now, really.

"Unfortunately, for us snow lovers, it's almost time to stick a fork in this one, as the model consensus has shifted towards an "out-to-sea" solution, i.e., the storm will be tracking further S/E than originally predicted by most (but not all) of the models the other day, which means little to no snow accumulation is likely for the DC to NYC corridor on Sunday into Monday.

There is still a decent chance of accumulating snows (from an inch or two to perhaps 3-6" in the easternmost sections) from NYC on eastward into LI and southeast New England, but it's looking like at most an inch or two from NYC on westward."


And after the huge model shift, here's what Craig Allen, another well respected pro on TV/radio in NYC posted:

"Good data or bad, garbage in/garbage out, wish for what you do or do not want, no matter what has been said before, from feast to famine to feast....the most amazing thing has happened tonight. EVERY SINGLE COMPUTER MODEL IS NOW IN LINE FOR A MAJOR SNOWSTORM/PSBL BLIZZARD CONDITIONS LATE SUN INTO SUN NGT. NEVER IN 35+ YEARS OF DOING THIS HAVE I SEEN SUCH CHAOS LEADING UP TO A SOLUTION LIKE THIS."
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