It appears to be in Proceedings of the American Academy of Arts and Letters and the National Institute of Arts and Letters, 2nd series, no. 26 (1976), pp. 43-46 which I can't find digitally (even with a university library).

Earth Wind and Fire contributing Saxophonist joins Hyde Street Studios owner Michael Ward in a group called Michael Ward with Dogs and Fishes. Their new album Blind Spot has some awesome tracks, cool to see Richard still playing!

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I've been an on and off lurker in this sub-Reddit for a few years now, and it certainly is unique and useful in many cases. However, even speaking as an agnostic, I've been noticing that this sub has gotten awfully one-sided. When scholarship comes to a majority position on something that does not support the traditional interpretation of things (e.g., Jesus predicting the end of the age in the disciple's lifetime), said scholarship is rightly presented. But on issues where most scholars take a position that is more favorable towards mainstream Judaism or Christianity, that scholarship is hardly presented. And when it is, there is a flood of people who dispute it typically. Some of this is done respectfully, which is no problem obviously. Debates seem integral to this sub. But much of it has gotten to a point where people who present mainstream and even majority views on things (that happen to line up with tradition Jewish or Christian views on things) are accused of doing "apologetics" (in a disparaging/pejorative sense). Or the scholarship itself it just hand waved as being biased itself. Etc.

Just to give a recent example of what I mean, take this response to this post on Josephus (unfortunately, the poster deleted it, but there are various ways to read deleted posts). Even though it is pretty well known in scholarship that the "whole-sale forgery" view of the Jesus passage in Antiquities 18 is a very small minority position, apparently some people on this sub would rather misrepresent said scholarship and bend the facts to make that not so. The responder to the post writes,

>Firstly, you seem to have just picked the few sources that would back you up, but despite what your post claims, actually a lot of scholars now think the Testimonium was entirely interpolated. Olson's work, in fact, convinced one of the world's foremost authorities on Josephus, Louis Feldman. It is actually a position with quite a few proponents. Even the noted E. P. Sanders, who thought it was authentic, still did not think it was useful because it was interpolated and could only be recreated in some hypothetical conglomerate.

The poster him or herself actually never made that claim about Olson's hypo

QB - 1 Needed (0 Commited)

Overview: As of posting, Alabama stands at 3 scholarship QBs, returning the Heisman winner and some young pieces. Alabama will take 1 QB a year indefinitely, so here's the list of their options this year.

I will include in my email the issues I think the legislature should be working on during this session.

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#FT: Peru 3-0 Jamaica

Peru scorers: Luis Iberico (48'), Alex Valera (66'), Yoshimar Yotún (82')

Venue: Estadio Nacional de Lima

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LINE-UPS

Peru

Pedro Gallese, Alexander Callens (Gianfranco Chávez), Renzo Garcés, Josepmir Ballón, Nilson Loyola, Aldo Corzo (Carlos Lora), Jairo Concha (Oslimg Mora), Yoshimar Yotún (Jesus Castillo), Sergio Peña (Horacio Calcaterra), Alex Valera, Luis Iberico (Andy Polo).

Subs: Christian Ramos, Ángelo Campos, José Carvallo.

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Jamaica

Amal Knight, Richard King, Damion Lowe (Jamoi Topey), Kemar Lawrence (Ricardo Thomas), Javain Brown (Maliek Howell), Devon Williams, Peter Vassell (Demar Rose), Je-Vaughn Watson (Ramone Howell), Jourdaine Fletcher, Lamar Walker, Deshane Beckford (Dwayne Atkinson).

Subs: Oquassa Chong, Devonte Campbell, Jeadine White, Tevin Shaw.

MATCH EVENTS | via ESPN

48' Goal! Peru 1, Jamaica 0. Luis Iberico (Peru) header from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Alexander Callens with a headed pass following a set piece situation.

54' Je-Vaughn Watson (Jamaica) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

62' Substitution, Jamaica. Ricardo Thomas replaces Kemar Lawrence.

63' Substitution, Jamaica. Jamoi Topey replaces Damion Lowe.

63' Substitution, Jamaica. Demar Rose replaces Peter-Lee Vassell.

64' Substitution, Peru. Horacio Calcaterra replaces Sergio Peña.

65' Substitution, Peru. Gianfranco Chávez replaces Alexander Callens.

65' Substitution, Peru. Jhilmar Lora replaces Aldo Corzo.

66' Goal! Peru 2, Jamaica 0. Alex Valera (Peru) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner.

67' Horacio Calcaterra (Peru) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

73' Substitution, Peru. Andy Polo replaces Luis Iberico.

79' Substitution, Jamaica. Maliek Howell replaces Javain Brown.

82'

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The Nationality and Borders Bill returns to the Commons this week.

This is the stage when amendments are heard. As ever, it's up to the Speaker to select them. Some of the more popular ones include preventing the Home Office from charging more to register a citizen than the claim actually costs to process, and issuing physical certificates for people registered under the EU settlement scheme.

The Home Affairs Select Committee needs a new chair.

Yvette Cooper is standing down to join Labour's front bench.

Her replacement has to be another Labour MP, but all members have a say. Potential names include Dame Diana Johnson, Hilary Benn, Rupa Huq, and Yasmin Quereshi.

And Friday brings more private members' bills.

The list is ridiculously long, especially considering not a single one was passed last week.

MONDAY 6 DECEMBER

Armed Forces Bill - consideration of Lords amendments
Renews the Armed Forces Act 2006, which provides the legal basis for the existence of the Armed Forces, and expires at the end of this year. Makes some changes to the service justice system (the Army's disciplinary code). Creates a new independent body to oversee complaints about the Service Police. Further incorporates the Armed Forces Covenant (an understanding that those serving will be treated fairly) into law.

Dormant Assets Bill - 2nd reading
Currently, when assets in bank accounts are considered dormant (e.g. the account holder has died or moved abroad and best efforts have been made to reach them) they are given to good causes. This bill broadens the types of assets that can be considered dormant to include things like pension and investment assets. Started in the Lords.

TUESDAY 7 DECEMBER

Dyslexia Screening Bill - 2nd reading
Requires screening for dyslexia in primary schools. Ten minute rule motion presented by Matt Hancock.

Nationality and Borders Bill - report stage and 3rd reading
A wide-ranging bill reforming UK immigration laws after Brexit. Among other things: overhauls the system for asylum seekers, creating a new Temporary Protection Status for people who enter the UK illegally. (This will restrict family reunion rights and holders would have no recourse to public funds unless de

Calgary Stampeders (5-6) @ Ottawa Redblacks (2-9)

Kickoff: 7:00 PM ET at TD Place Stadium

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This is part one of this list. This list is based off of accomplishments in the NBA (or ABA), not college or international leagues. Please let me know of any mistakes or if I missed something.

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Key:

AS - All-Star

AN - All-NBA, All-ABA, All-BAA

AD - All-Defensive

AR - All-Rookie

MVP - Most Valuable Player

FMVP- Finals Most Valuable Player

DPOY - Defensive Player of the Year

6MOY - Sixth Man of the Year

MIP- Most Improved Player

COTY - Coach of the Year

EOTY- Executive of the Year

ScrC - Points Leader

AstC - Assists Leader

RebC - Rebounds Leader

StlC - Steals Leader

BlkC - Blocks Leader

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Acadia University (1): Brian Heaney (1969-70) - 2.0/0.3/0.4 - 14 G

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Akron (4): Bill Turner (1967-1973) - 5.4/3.5/0.6 - 294 G

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Alabama (32): Latrell Sprewell (1992-2005) - 18.3/4.1/4.0 - 913 G - 4x AS, 1x AN, 1x AD, AR

Honorable Mentions: Antonio McDyess, Robert Horry, Mo Williams, Gerald Wallace

Active: JaMychal Green, Collin Sexton, Kira Lewis Jr, Herb Jones, Joshua Primo

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Alabama A&M (1): Mickell Gladness (2011-12) - 2.2/2.2/0.2 - 26 G

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Alabama at Birmingham (11): Elijah Millsap (2015-2017) - 4.2/2.8/1.1 - 69 G

Active: Nate Darling

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Alabama State (2): Kevin Loder (1981-84) - 5.9/2.3/1.2 - 148 G

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Alabama-Huntsville (1): Josh Magette (2017-20) - 2.2/1.0/2.4 - 26 G

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Albany State (5): Caldwell Jones (1973-1990) - 7.9/8.2/1.4 - 1299 G - 1x AS, 2x AD

Honorable Mention: Wil Jones

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Albertson College of Idaho (1): Elgin Baylor (1958-72) - 27.4/13.5/4.3 - 846 G - HOF, 11x AS, 10x AN, ROY

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Alcorn State (6): Lindsey Hunter (1993-2010) - 8.5/2.2/2.7 - 937 G - 2x Champ, AR

Honorable Mention: Larry Smith

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Alliance College (1): Don Asmonga (1953-54) - 0.7/0.1/0.7 - 7 G

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American (2): Kermit Washington (1973-82, 1987) - 9.2/8.3/1.4 - 507 G - 1x AS, 2x AD

Honorable Mention: Andre Ingram

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American International (1): Mario Elie (1990-2001) - 8.6/2.8/2.6 - 732 G - 3x Champ

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Appalachian State (1): Belus Smawley (1947-51) - 12.7/2.8/23 - 261 G

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Arizona (60): Gilbert Arenas (2001-12) - 20.7/3.9/5.3 - 552 G - 3x AS, 3x AN, MIP

Honorable Mentions: Andre Iguodala, Jason Terry, Richard Jefferson, Mike Bibby, Damon Stoudamire, Steve Kerr

Active: Deandre Ayton, Aaron Gordon, Josh Green, Solomon Hill, Andre Iguodala, Stanley Johnson, Lauri Markkanean, TJ McConnell, Zeke Nnaji

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So many of you probably already saw this, but since my comment did so well, I figured I'd make a post out of it for those who haven't. Beginning when I was a young kid, I've been keeping an ever-growing list of modern day US serial killers were active in the 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s. While most famous serial killer cases took place in the 70s, 80s, and 90s, the same info gets rehashed over and over again until there is nothing new to be said. The point of this post is to show that serial killers other than Israel Keyes have been, and are still active in the US well past the 90s, and there are many fascinating cases that are simply forgotten or overlooked. If this does well, I will do a part 2, and also likely do some "20 Fascinating Serial Killers of the 2000s" posts as well. I may already have enough to do a 2020s installment at some point too. Hope ya'll enjoy!

EDIT: I changed Billy Chemirmir's entry from being listed as the "most prolific" to "one of the most prolific." I remembered another 2010s serial killer who had an even higher victim count. I will do a summary for him in Part 2. Also replaced Harold Haulman because he is technically a 2020s serial killer.

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-Billy Chemirmir: One of the most prolific serial killer cases on American soil in recent years, yet nobody seems to know about him. Billy Chemirir is a Kenyan immigrant who suffocated and strangled numerous elderly women to death in their homes and assisted living facilities in the Dallas-Fort Worth, TX area from 2016 to 2018. He would sometimes gain access to the residences of these elderly women by pretending to be a home healthcare worker. He is charged with 18 murders and linked to a total of 24.

-Elias Abuelazam: AKA the Serial Slasher or the Flint Serial Killer. Israeli-American serial killer who committed a series of random stabbing attacks on numerous men from 2009 to 2010 in Michigan, Ohio, and Virginia. Several of his victims survived, but 6 died of their wounds. 5 of his victims were fatally stabbed in Flint, MI while walking down the street, and one was stabbed to death in his home in Leesburg, VA. In most cases, Abuelazam would approach the victim asking for directions or pretending to have car trouble, and then would stab them in the chest and torso without warning.

-Itzcoatl Ocampo: Ex-marine turned serial killer who was active in Orange County, CA from 2011 to 2012, and killed 6 people by stabbing them to death. Four of his victims were homeless men who he attack

I don't want to step on anybody's toes here, but the amount of non-dad jokes here in this subreddit really annoys me. First of all, dad jokes CAN be NSFW, it clearly says so in the sub rules. Secondly, it doesn't automatically make it a dad joke if it's from a conversation between you and your child. Most importantly, the jokes that your CHILDREN tell YOU are not dad jokes. The point of a dad joke is that it's so cheesy only a dad who's trying to be funny would make such a joke. That's it. They are stupid plays on words, lame puns and so on. There has to be a clever pun or wordplay for it to be considered a dad joke.

Again, to all the fellow dads, I apologise if I'm sounding too harsh. But I just needed to get it off my chest.

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3812. Microeconomics, 9th Edition: Robert Pindyck & Daniel Rubinfeld

3813. Managerial Accounting, 3rd Edition: Charles E. Davis & Elizabeth Davis

3814. eBusiness: A Canadian Perspective for a Networked World, Canadian 4th Edition: Gerald Trites & J. Efrim Boritz

3815. Learning Together with Young Children: A Curriculum Framework for Reflective Teachers: Deb Curtis & Margie Carter

3816. Multicultural Teaching in the Early Childhood Classroom: Approaches, Strategies, and Tools, Preschool–2nd Grade: Mariana Souto-Manning

3817. Instructional Strategies for Middle and High School, 2nd Edition: Bruce E. Larson & Timothy A. Keiper

3818. Making Maps: A Visual Guide to Map Design for GIS, 3rd Edition: John Krygier & Denis Wood

3819. Introduction to Animal Science Global, Biological, Social and Industry Perspectives, 6th Edition: W. Stephen Damron

3820. Essentials of MIS, 13th Edition: Kenneth C. Laudon & Jane Laudon

3821. M: Management, 5th Edition: Thomas S Bateman

3822. Human Geography: Places and Regions in Global Context, 5th Edition : Paul L. Knox

3823. Your Health Today: Choices in a Changing Society, 5th Edition: Michael L. Teague & Sara L.C. Mackenzie & David M Rosenthal

3824. Your Health Today: Choices in a Changing Society, 6th Edition: Michael L. Teague & Sara L.C. Mackenzie & David M Rosenthal

3825. Introduction to Behavioral Research Methods, 7th Edition: Mark R. Leary

3826. Mathematics with Applications In the Management, Natural, and Social Sciences , 12th Edition: Margaret L. Lial & Thomas W. Hungerford & John P. Holcomb & Bernadette Mullins

3827. Understanding Human Differences: Multicultural Education for a Diverse America, 5th Edtion: Kent L. Koppelman

3828. The Struggle for Democracy, 2016 Presdential Election, 12th Edition: Edward S. Greenberg & Benjamin I. Page

3829. Customer Relationship Management : Concepts And Technologies, 3Rd Edition: Francis Buttle & S

Alot of great jokes get posted here! However just because you have a joke, doesn't mean it's a dad joke.

THIS IS NOT ABOUT NSFW, THIS IS ABOUT LONG JOKES, BLONDE JOKES, SEXUAL JOKES, KNOCK KNOCK JOKES, POLITICAL JOKES, ETC BEING POSTED IN A DAD JOKE SUB

Try telling these sexual jokes that get posted here, to your kid and see how your spouse likes it.. if that goes well, Try telling one of your friends kid about your sex life being like Coca cola, first it was normal, than light and now zero , and see if the parents are OK with you telling their kid the "dad joke"

I'm not even referencing the NSFW, I'm saying Dad jokes are corny, and sometimes painful, not sexual

So check out r/jokes for all types of jokes

r/unclejokes for dirty jokes

r/3amjokes for real weird and alot of OC

r/cleandadjokes If your really sick of seeing not dad jokes in r/dadjokes

Punchline !

Edit: this is not a post about NSFW , This is about jokes, knock knock jokes, blonde jokes, political jokes etc being posted in a dad joke sub

Edit 2: don't touch the thermostat

TL;DR

Made all-time hometown rosters with original 30 NBA teams + 25 new teams to split populated areas and big teams (spreadsheet + map)

Player Pool and Team Pool

I used the top 969 players who have at least 10000 minutes played in their career.

Why 10000 minutes played? Because that's the lower standard set by Basketball-Reference to get on their ABA career leaderboard (15000 MP for NBA). I added George Mikan, because even though he hasn't played enough minutes, he's featured in All-Time ESPN NBARank and Bill Simmons Hall of Fame Pyramid.

I started off with the current 30 teams. To split up the Lakers and Clippers, I gave the Clippers their proposed Inglewood site.

As I looked at the map of player hometowns, I realized that there were:

• some areas that had a lot of players, but few close NBA teams
• some areas that had bloated rosters with too many players

Based off city population and arena size, I added 25 new teams.

• I obviously had to give Seattle their team back
• Birmingham, North Little Rock and Shreveport helped to split up the South
• Pittsburgh and St. Louis were big cities without teams
• Berkeley added to siphon off San Francisco
  • if I add Oakland, it takes away too many players
• Anaheim and Westwood added in Southern California (Clippers & Lakers)
• Winston-Salem and Raleigh to pare down Charlotte
• Lansing to prune Detroit
• 2nd Atlanta team in suburb of College Park
• 2nd Washington team and Baltimore
• 2 more teams in Chicago (Rosemont and South Side) + a team in Gary
• 2nd Indiana team + Louisville & Lexington
• 2nd Philadelphia team in suburb of Wynnewood
• 3 more teams in the New York Area (Newark, Queens and Long Island)

The Method

I started off gathering hometowns due to this fantastic database by Reuben Fischer-Baum ([original article source here](https://deadspin.com/infographics-where-do-pro-basketball-players-come-from-5132615

Do your worst!

They were cooked in Greece.

I'm surprised it hasn't decade.

Toronto Argonauts (7-4) @ Ottawa Redblacks (2-10)

Kickoff: 4:00 PM ET at TD Place Stadium

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The Nationality and Borders Bill returns to the Commons this week.

This is the stage when amendments are heard. As ever, it's up to the Speaker to select them. Some of the more popular ones include preventing the Home Office from charging more to register a citizen than the claim actually costs to process, and issuing physical certificates for people registered under the EU settlement scheme.

The Home Affairs Select Committee needs a new chair.

Yvette Cooper is standing down to join Labour's front bench.

Her replacement has to be another Labour MP, but all members have a say. Potential names include Dame Diana Johnson, Hilary Benn, Rupa Huq, and Yasmin Quereshi.

And Friday brings more private members' bills.

The list is ridiculously long, especially considering not a single one was passed last week.

MONDAY 6 DECEMBER

Armed Forces Bill - consideration of Lords amendments
Renews the Armed Forces Act 2006, which provides the legal basis for the existence of the Armed Forces, and expires at the end of this year. Makes some changes to the service justice system (the Army's disciplinary code). Creates a new independent body to oversee complaints about the Service Police. Further incorporates the Armed Forces Covenant (an understanding that those serving will be treated fairly) into law.

Dormant Assets Bill - 2nd reading
Currently, when assets in bank accounts are considered dormant (e.g. the account holder has died or moved abroad and best efforts have been made to reach them) they are given to good causes. This bill broadens the types of assets that can be considered dormant to include things like pension and investment assets. Started in the Lords.

TUESDAY 7 DECEMBER

Dyslexia Screening Bill - 2nd reading
Requires screening for dyslexia in primary schools. Ten minute rule motion presented by Matt Hancock.

Nationality and Borders Bill - report stage and 3rd reading
A wide-ranging bill reforming UK immigration laws after Brexit. Among other things: overhauls the system for asylum seekers, creating a new Temporary Protection Status for people who enter the UK illegally. (This will restrict family reunion rights and holders would have no recourse to public funds unless de