Um, excuse me. Isn’t there anything here that doesn’t have meat in it? Possibly the meat loaf.
The Rock Chalkboard
KU baseball pulls off seven-run comeback against Houston in Rare Disease Game – KU Sports
“One cool thing about KU is it’s in the head coach’s playbook to choose things like this,” said head coach Dan Fitzgerald. “And so the autism (awareness night) is really special to me and this is really special to Brandon, and as a coach the things that are special to you definitely have a trickle-down effect to be special to your team.”
Jackson waived by Sun – KU Sports
When Jackson went in the second round of the draft on April 15, she became the first Jayhawk selected since Chelsea Gardner in 2015. Jackson, a native of East Chicago, Indiana, played just three seasons at KU after transferring from Trinity Valley Community College but became the Jayhawks’ all-time blocks leader and averaged a double-double during her collegiate career.
KU soccer continues adaptation process, completes first spring under Lie – KU Sports
Even after the retirement of longtime head coach Mark Francis, KU was able to retain the vast majority of its 2023 roster, and among that group virtually every player had seen at least some collegiate action. The question now remains how these returning players will adapt to a new set of tactics, training habits and expectations under just the school’s fourth coach ever — the basics they have been introduced to in the five months since Lie was hired.
Eraser Dust
Man who received first pig kidney transplant dies aged 62
The first man to receive a genetically modified pig kidney transplant has died two months after the operation, the hospital which carried out the procedure has said.
UPDATE: Kalispell Police Charge Teen for Falsifying Kidnapping Report – Flathead Beacon
Officials with the Kalispell Police Department on May 10 announced they were not pursuing charges against a 38-year-old man arrested earlier in the week on allegations of attempted kidnapping. Although the suspect remains jailed on a probation violation, police say new information in the case revealed the kidnapping charge was unsubstantiated.
Montana man, 68, begs for moratorium on property taxes after bill reaches $8K just ‘to live in our own house’
Kurt claims that over the last couple of years, his annual property taxes have soared from $895 to almost $8,000 — an increase of around 790% — which he says is like paying almost “$700 a month rent to the state to live in our own house.” The state has an Elderly Homeowner/Renter Tax Credit, and the maximum credit is $1,150.
Montana lawmakers discuss potential property tax changes
The conversation quickly turned to how property taxes play a part in Montana’s struggling school budgets, with multiple levies in the state failing to pass because of tired taxpayers.
Schools are bracing for widespread teacher layoffs. Here’s why | CNN Politics
Schools across the country are announcing teacher and staff layoffs as districts brace for the end of a pandemic aid package that delivered the largest one-time federal investment in K-12 education.
Creston research station designed to meet needs of Flathead Valley producers | Daily Inter Lake
Returning from a meeting, then superintendent of the Northwestern Agricultural Research Center Bob Stougaard found his desk covered in sticky notes. The messages, from farmers throughout the Flathead Valley, pleaded for information about an unfamiliar insect appearing in their fields.
Katie Britt proposes federal database to collect data on pregnant people | Alabama | The Guardian
The website would direct users to enter their personal data and contact information, and although Britt’s communications director said the site would not collect data on pregnant people, page three of the bill states that users can “take an assessment through the website and provide consent to use the user’s contact information” which government officials may use “to conduct outreach via phone or email to follow up with users on additional resources that would be helpful for the users to review”.
Jerry’s ‘Seinfeld’ Bookcase Was Full of Porn | Cracked.com
Eagle-eyed fans have pointed out that in Season Three, Jerry’s shelf isn’t full of store-bought movies like in later seasons, but rather, dubbed VHS tapes with handwritten labels. Some of the titles are innocuous enough like Gunfights and Cartoons, but there are also movies like Ode to Desire, Easy Love and Rug Burn.
Yup, Jerry’s shelf is full of porno tapes. And he doesn’t even try to hide them, he proudly displays his bootleg erotica as if they were bowling trophies.
Jason Kelce makes shocking CTE admission with Antonio Brown mocking the Eagles legend’s claim: ‘Can virtually guarantee I have it’ | Daily Mail Online
‘(In) 1973, every NFL player, every baseball player, they were juicing them to the gills. You don’t think Secretariat was f–king juiced to the rafters? Of course it’s the fastest horse of all-time.’
His comments sparked backlash on social media, ultimately forcing Kelce into apologizing, with one user claiming that the legendary center must have CTE – the brain disease many NFL stars have been diagnosed with post-mortem, especially veterans playing late into their careers.