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This new dime appears have to been designed before Nov. 18, 2024, which predates the current administration. Here is an article with that date that shows several possible designs (including this one) for the new dime.
www.coinnews.net/2024/11/18/2...
It looks like this design was first proposed (one of among several) in November 2024, so the Trump administration is not necessarily responsible for it.
This article, which gives several proposals for the new dime, is dated November 18, 2024.
www.coinnews.net/2024/11/18/2...
Apparently, Caitlin Clark shouted him out afterwards.
I'm also smelly.
Is it one of those drones used by Walmart that drops off packages you ordered?
Oh, I just ate some beans!
I think Mom did that at the airport just so she could say she gambled in LV.
I didn't even care that much to do it.
Did you also get paid by The Atlantic to gamble, or are you not special enough to get that kind of assignment?
We're getting a grocer pretty close to every 11 years.
9 years between the 1st and 2nd, 9 years between the 2nd and 3rd, and 15 years between the 3rd and 4th.
Players (4 results returned) Luke Henson, a grocer from East Moline, Illinois Season 42 1-time champion: $16,798 + $3,000. Peter Zuppardo, a grocer from Metairie, Louisiana Season 18 player (2002-03-25). Isaac Patterson, a grocer from Seattle, Washington Season 28 player (2011-12-22). Seth Feldman, a gourmet grocer from Irvine, California Season 10 player (1993-10-14).
Apparently, the fourth grocer, but the first to win.
Is he the first Grocer to appear on the show? I love seeing different professions.
Katy Perry's boyfriend, that's who he is.
More apt metaphor!
Do you have a link for this? I found a story that said he was pulled from the interview, but nothing that said he was almost incoherent afterwards.
I know the guy who won yesterday. He was the only one to get it correct, but he went to college in Iowa (and currently lives right across the river), so I hope it was a slam dunk for him.
Can't paste a screenshot from Hulu from this computer, so I pasted a screenshot from j-archive.com instead.
Final Jeopardy! Round 21st CENTURY WOMEN The Iowa legislature passed a resolution declaring February 22, 2024 her day across the state
Not sure if you're a Jeopardy! person, but did you see yesterday's Final Jeopardy?
Will wonders never cease? What an amazing surface for a game of basketball.
I had a similar response to somebody who asked why Muslims didn't condemn certain actions. "Just because you're not listening to them doesn't mean they're not saying anything."
Read this $10K article. (The Atlantic gave the author $10K to gamble with, and he lost almost all of it over the course of the NFL season.)
er, get the Atlantic.
I'm tired.
This would be the answer, if the question was "How can I give the Atlantic to give me 9 grand?"
(Because they should tithe, right?)
I fill out NCAA March Madness brackets.
My results with those are enough to warn me off of gambling.
The Cross of Jerusalem was used by a Cursillo-based retreat program for high school students in my old diocese. I wince every time I see it referred to perjoratively as a Christian nationalist symbol. (We were told that the central cross represents the centrality of Jesus in our lives.)
Instead of plagiarizing Michelle Obama, she's plagiarizing everybody.
I look forward to watching it tomorrow!
There weren't many other scandals to drive it out of the news, unlike *ahem*.
