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You are trying to connect dots that aren’t there!

Yep, late spring early summer according to Regan and that big beautiful bill.

Google: Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche issued the retroactive audit shield, protecting Trump, his sons, and the Trump Organization from past tax enforcement. The arrangement bars the government from pursuing or prosecuting open tax claims tied to returns filed prior to 2026. Millions in Savings: The retroactive immunity still stands to potentially wipe away more than $100 million in back taxes stemming from past audits, as detailed in reports from The New York Times. [1, 2, 3] Reversibility: Because the documents are Department of Justice administrative orders signed only by Blanche, top Democrats like Senator Dick Durbin point out that the administration could theoretically revive the fund or expand protectionsvia a new executive directive immediately after Blanche is fully confirmed. Millions in Savings: The retroactive immunity still stands to potentially wipe away more than $100 million in back taxes stemming from past audits, as detailed in reports from The New York Times. [1, 2, 3] Reversibility: Because the documents are Department of Justice administrative orders signed only by Blanche, top Democrats like Senator Dick Durbin point out that the administration could theoretically revive the fund or expand protectionsvia a new executive directive immediately after Blanche is fully confirmed. However, the major, multi-year leaks regarding his broader tax history (showing he paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2017 and 2016) were published by The New York Times later in 2020, based on data illegally stolen and leaked by an IRS contractor between 2018 and 2020. Full copies of his tax returns from 2015 to 2020 were later made officially public by Congress in late 2022.However, the major, However, the major, multi-year leaks regarding his broader tax history (showing he paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2017 and 2016) were published by The New York Times later in 2020, based on data illegally stolen and leaked by an IRS contractor between 2018 and 2020. Full copies of his tax returns from 2015 to 2020 were later made officially public by Congress in late 2022multi-year leaks regarding his broader tax history (showing he paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2017 and 2016) were published by The New York Times later in 2020, based on data illegally stolen and leaked by an IRS contractor between 2018 and 2020. Full copies of his tax returns from 2015 to 2020 were later made officially public by Congress in late 2022However, the major, multi-year leaks regarding his broader tax history (showing he paid only $750 in federal income taxes in 2017 and 2016) were published by The New York Times later in 2020, based on data illegally stolen and leaked by an IRS contractor between 2018 and 2020. Full copies of his tax returns from 2015 to 2020 were later made officially public by Congress in late 2022

Why does the UIL ignore SOC recruiting? No one moves to SOC for academics.

Heard they got a QB from Barbers Hill, at least hes local i guess and not from Canada.

The Golden Era is here!

Any updates from Tiger camp?

This^^^^^^

Brayden White committed to Stanford and Michael Weekes...I believe Weekes has a McNeese offer

Don’t feel bad. I’m invested in the technology, and am engineering by background. So, I’m fairly up on most of the tech dealing with nukes. Plus, my son was the lead nuke man onboard the USS Ronald Reagan for 13 years. So, we have a pretty good idea of things. But, I’d never heard of the water purification aspect. It’s very similar to the multiple uses you get from cogeneration units. You’d think the Corpus area would be drooling to entice a small nuclear module inside the new refinery, and use the water purification aspect for the refinery water to help with their water shortage. Plus, right there on the Gulf with ready access for desalination.

I would say similar. But, influenced by outsiders as well. Not to say there aren’t some valid concerns, and some regulations are needed. But, not overbearing as government tends to do.

I like that. And I love DesotOakinVille. LOL!!

If any student athlete participating in competition would be ineligible by current rules. Then the team is only qualified for select playoffs. "Open" is too vague and like u say includes too many small schools. For example last year Louisiana 5A had 36 select (Edna Carr 14-0) and 41 non (Quachita Parish 11-4) Would more coaches check a box and DEC do their job? I think if they would. Especially if they know they dont have to face Carthage or DeSotOakinVille in December

I have not heard of this technology. Sounds like it would cover a multitude of problematic issues. I am a rock ribbed environmentalist, but a pragmatist as well. Any significant reduction in C02 emissions will have to depend on expansion of nuclear power. Cleaning toxic water would be a super side benefit. The U. S. must lead in all advanced technology.

Isn't that the sound one makes when they throw up?!

Possibly 6'1" 300 lb Brayden White committed to Stanford [Hidden Content]

100% true!

I'd argue that lol but that's not why we lost.

That and the fact that Houston didn't score a run when the game was tied 3-3 in bottom of 7th and Astros had runners at 2nd and 3rd with no outs. Another good pitching game gone to waste.

I don't think he go his foot on the bag until after the tag. Even the great ones make mistakes and him not sliding was simply very bad baseball. Tough loss to take today. Real tough loss!

Got the series win! Hope they can get a sweep versus Baltimore this weekend.

I know the FB/DL Husband transferred to San Augustine.

Lose 5-4 on bad call and challange. Alvarez was safe.

Another Y2K?