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The wife and I went back to Stone Mountain today and walked up it.  I'd say half the folks there were African American, or close to it.  There were quite a few Asians and Hispanics also.  Everyone was very friendly.  Nobody seemed upset at all the Confederate stuff around, including a display of Confederate flags just at the base of the walk up.  Most people are sensible I think.

lol, this makes me think you don't get it.
Who was suggesting there were minorities stomping around, 24/7 fuming at the confederate stuff at Stone Mtn?  


I simply shared what I did previously because unlike probably 99.9% of people who visit it, I had no idea about the sculpture into the rock or the celebration of "the South" the park has.  I thought it was a geological destination, like the Grand Canyon.

CFL standings halfway through the season, heading into the Labour Day Classics. (Rivalry week!)

https://www.cfl.ca/standings/

A - if you're good, you'll get recruited, wherever you play
B - their development comes during practice, not waxing the other kids in games
C - the phrase "HS tuition" is nuts itself  
Suburbs = tuition for high school = white flight

A: that is becoming more and more true, but not absolutely so. 
There's no reason to say that, if there are 2,000 scholarship spots available each year that they *absolutely* go to the kids who were (irrespective of published rankings) objectively numbers 1 through 2,000. Kids get hidden - often in rural areas, and the northeast. That's far less likely to happen at IMG. 
And even for the ones who get a scholarship, it would be strange for us to conclude that 100% of them get discovered by the level of school corresponding to their talent. Again, less of an issue at IMG. (And, given the talent at IMG, it's clear this is the issue that's most relevant)
B: That's my point too. That these IMGers develop more facing off against other IMGers than the kids at St. Arbitrary of Lakes develop by competing with themselves.
C: Whether it's "nuts" has no bearing on whether it has value. And dollars aside, most of the transfers to IMG are coming from poorer districts. I'd estimate that IMG's boarding school/academy will deliver a superior education to the majority and perhaps all of those football transfers.

A man with "severe psychiatric problems" fatally stabbed his mother and sister and seriously wounded another woman west of Paris on Thursday, the French interior minister said.  The attacker was shot dead by police.                

France's Gerard Collomb said prosecutors are not treating the attack as terrorism. He said the attacker had serious mental health issues, although he had also been flagged for glorifying terrorism.

Collomb said the man killed his mother at home and stabbed the others outside in Trappes, a suburb in western Paris.

The Islamic State (ISIS) claimed responsibility for the attack on its Aamaq news agency. The terrorist group has a history of opportunistically claiming attacks.

Shocking. No, really. Shocking.
Loaded another cartridge this morning. I'm sure that is shocking too. Hah.

A - if you're good, you'll get recruited, wherever you play
B - their development comes during practice, not waxing the other kids in games
C - the phrase "HS tuition" is nuts itself  
Suburbs = tuition for high school = white flight

A lot of these kids lack the funds for flight to the burbs. 
They get access to top of the line training, possibly better education. We can argue the larger point of the function and social elements, but there’s a good case everyone involved leaves the transaction better. 

This season’s football showdown between Grayson and Tucker will be part of the GEICO ESPN High School Football Kickoff.
It will be the third of four ESPN broadcasts Saturday, Aug. 25 with a 6 p.m. kickoff at Grayson. The game’s broadcast will be on ESPNU.
ESPN’s other high school broadcasts that day include Pinson Valley (Ala.) at Hoover (Ala.) at noon, followed by Cedar Grove vs. Hewitt-Trussville (Ala.) from Hoover at 3:30 p.m. Both of those games are on ESPN.

Apparently, Husker RB Recruit Ronald Tompkins II of Grayson injured his knee in this game
hopefully, nothing serious

The best thing for this place and politics is for no one to have any idea whether another poster is liberal or conservative or whatever.