Drury is the chain that we look for when booking hotels. With 4 kids, they offer suites, but they also offer happy hour and a good breakfast.
Did you hear that? Bears, @frank!
So glad we're just finding out when it sounds like it happened back in...AprilBuckle up friends. Looks like a hacker may have compromised every single American's SSN.
Make sure you've signed up with the three credit reporting agencies and put a credit freeze on until you need to sign for a line of credit (new card, auto loan, new mortgage or refinance, etc.). This is free to do and was a really good idea to do before this. They will try upsell other protections but what you need is free. You can freeze or unfreeze your credit whenever you need to and as often as you need to.
How to place or lift a security freeze on your credit report | USAGov
Learn how to place a credit freeze. This prevents any new credit accounts from being created in your name and helps prevent identity theft.www.usa.gov
Hackers may have stolen the Social Security numbers of every American. Here's how to protect yourself
In an epic data breach, hackers claim to have taken 2.9 billion personal records from National Public Data. Most of the data are leaked online.www.latimes.com
*Please don't turn this into anything political so folks on this board can see this and be aware.
I was kind of surprised that Joe threw 5 last year. I remember the two against SCar, but I couldn't recall the others. That seemed abnormally high for a Heup QB. Joe was a 6th year senior at that time though. He made a lot of rookie level mistakes due to the fact that I don't think he could process things quickly enough to effectively run Heup's offense. I am not hating on Joe, because I am glad we didn't toss Nico into the fire. I am just saying that he made a lot of mistakes that a seasoned veteran QB should not have made.
On point for MOST of that except the Al Davis part. Davis was a vindictive hustler who practically stole the Raiders from the franchise owners who entrusted him to run the team. Did instill a win at all costs mentality but would get into petty blood grudges with players he didn’t want anymore but would park on his roster as basic hostages in the days before true free agency…like Steve Buerlein and Marcus Allen. The core of his differences with Kiffin was his ramrodding of Jamarcus Russell into team savior and outrage towards Kiffin’s non-belief in his boy. Remember in that famous news conference “Jamarcus Russell is a STAR…deal with it!” Combined with his obsession with drafting the fastest Combine performers every season in the top rounds and signing the previous Super Bowl MVP (whether they fit or not), he singlehandedly ran his club into the ground. Kiffin joins Mike Shanahan on being the right side of that history imo.
Good luck '52. All joking aside.
Still waiting for that breaking off-field “trouble” he promised about James Pearce.
