spokanejester.bsky.social
Seahawks, books, and photography. Any picture posted is my own and likely has little or no photo editing.
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That's my recollection as well. However, new revenue streams have been created since that negotiation and I wonder if the CBA, while increasing the salary cap, is actually being fair to the players.
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Does anyone have a table of how the salary cap has tracked NFL revenue? Is it staying at the same percentage?
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You should include FWS and BLM as well.
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I didn't realize that Ross Goose hit the west coast in any of its range. It looks like the Bay Area is the only area it hits the Pacific. The range map I see has Snow Goose skirting most of the west coast as well. However, both possible there, and my identification skills are not adequate.
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What is the general geography of where the shot was taken?
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The richness of the blue in the water makes me pick color.
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Why not? Do you have to follow the voting rules?
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As long as the pick isn't forced, I support it. If they believe he can be a top-10 starter in time, then the pick is worthwhile. If not, then it isn't worth a 1st or 2nd round pick when competent QB free agents can generally be found.
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I didn't think to add a Jack London book (I think I would have chosen White Fang), but I did end up moving to Alaska and living there for 16 years. Perhaps it had one of the biggest influences on my life.
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When I did this, I picked one Disc World book to be representative of all the Disc World books. Did you do the same or is this the main one that "stayed with you or influenced you?"
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Is Hunter expected to play both ways in the NFL or to specialize?
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I'm surprised it took me until the 20th post to think about it.
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My brother makes fun of me for my Seahawks jersey being a #12 Fan jersey because it isn't a player. The beauty of it is that I won't ever be disappointed by the off-field behavior of a person that I only know through how they play a kid's game for my entertainment and I know may not be a good person
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Do the current OL have the skills to implement Kubiak's system or will there need to be specific types of OL acquired to implement his zone running scheme?
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What does a really high conversion rate mean in the big picture? Does it mean that their coaches are best at determining the right times to go for it? have the best tactics in high leverage situations? have the best personnel for short yardage?
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It's awesome this post came up under a search for foxes.
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Let's say Carter flames out in this 5th season over character issues, but otherwise outperforms Witherspoon over the first 4.5 - would you say Carter was a better pick?
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How did you set the exposure? Did you meter off the Taj Mahal?
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Likely the fact that it didn't follow photography conventions will make it stand out. Politically, he chooses to do things wrong to stand out and it has worked for him. Perhaps it will for this as well. His worshippers will see it as capturing what tough guy he is; the rest as the poser he is.
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Moth from Alaska, not sure of species
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The Left Tackle's split is weird, right? Have teams focused on taking advantage of the gap he leaves to the inside?
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Is this your Day 11 book or are you suggesting a book that a similar feel?
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I had to read that in 5th or 6th grade. Is that how you were introduced to it as well?
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Bunny McGeary, Paul, Brigitte, [it's audiobook, so the names are harder to recall]
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I have bought that book for a couple school libraries.