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IMO, they didn't do the ticket renewal process very well. If you had more than one ticket last year, you got more than one email, each email linking to their payment vendor separately.

In other words, unless I missed something, I had to pay two times - one time for each season ticket in 2024.

Good part is that they linked the tickets with Google and Apple wallets.

Doesn't look like they added the free parking like last year though. Again, I might have missed it.

 

For those who had season tickets last year, you can renew for 2024 in a few days!

 

"Rob's a huge pickup for the Hounds," said CEO and General Manager James English. "The ex-England international has proven himself as one of the top young coaches in Europe."

 

Team is starting to come together!

 

The Hounds agreed to a contract extension with All-Pro center Billy Meakes

 

The Academy will be led by Hounds' Attack and Backs Coach Dave Clancy and is supported by a combination of senior coaching staff and existing Hounds' players with the goal of identifying and developing local senior men's talent towards future hounds MLR contracts.

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Hounds sign Nick McCarthy (www.oursportscentral.com)
 

Good news for Hounds fans. Also looks like tickets will start selling soon!

 

I'm not a fan of the "war" between Android and Apple when it comes to SMS/texting. The rest of the world doesn't use SMS/RCS/iMessage as much as WhatsApp and the like, so the US is pretty much lagging behind everyone else on this anyway.

That being said, I have to admit Android did a good job with this!

 

Looks like they are having some issues with some equipment - I'm turning the water softener back on then - amazing how many more water spots appear when the softener is bypassed. :-)

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago (1 children)

There’s a pervasive view by people on Reddit (and I’m guessing Lemmy now too), that if the neighborhood contains mostly black people, it’s somehow bad.

There are some really bad black neighborhoods. They are portrayed that way on TV and movies, even glorified in many respects due to music, and therefore the perception is that black neighborhoods are bad.

However, there are bad neighborhoods from every ethnicity - depends on the city. If you look at Tulsa/Oklahoma City, Tucson/Phoenix, Miami, even LA's latino suburbs, the same can apply.

Cheap housing is not the primary focus for "good" people to move into a neighborhood. Gangs aren't necessary going to leave just because a nice, white family moved in next door. In fact, the gang is more likely to taunt them into either fearing them into staying in their house or getting them to leave. Gangs make money from fear and hate. They will hurt, even kill, to maintain their territory and reputation.

"It takes a village" is a cliche, but it works. Your multi-ethnic neighborhood worked because together they allowed the group as a whole to be positive. These neighborhoods are going to have to do the same, collectively. The local government can help, along with dedicated organizations like the CDA, to work with those neighborhoods to do that. But in the end, it's up to the neighborhoods. If they don't want to, not much is really going to change.

The alternative is a developer swooping in, strip all the properties outright, and just putting in what he wants with bribes to the city under the guise of "fixing the blight". It will no longer be a "neighborhood"; just a condo or apartment building, with tenants instead of owners.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago (3 children)

It's not that negative - unfortunately, there are neighborhoods where people don't want to live in because of crime, gangs, homelessness, etc. Housing there is cheaper because the homes are not well maintained. Put up a new house and neighbors will not like it because if the property values go up then their property taxes go up - many are on a fixed income and can't afford it.

It also means they can't really fight the nearby gang activity because they have no other place to go.

Not saying you are wrong, but there is a lot more to it. That being said, there are options, and hopefully it leads to positive solutions for everyone.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

Yes and no. You allowed him to go on his run, so punctuality wasn't going to happen and you knew it. You also had history with him.

That being said, three hours is not late; it's completely disrespectful.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

NTA - sounds like you might be taken advantage of, even if it is for a good cause since the kid is an innocent party in all this.

Doesn't excuse the mother's behavior though. Remind her that you tackle a majority of the responsibilities, and she would have to clean the place no matter where she lived.

If she believes the grass is greener on the other side, politely let her find out. Hindsight is almost always 20/20.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

No but you may have limited options. I would explain to them exactly what you stated here - you plan on getting drunk, relax, and have fun with friends. That doesn't mix with babysitting.

Hopefully they appreciate your situation. If they can't, then you will have to decide which is more important in the long term.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

NTA - very unfortunate that both your parents are using you that way. IMO, the best thing for you is to try your best to remain calm but firm. Getting upset and loud will not help your relationship with them. If you have to bite you lip, or count to 10 before answering, do it. Sooner or later it will be over and things should go back to normal a little more.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

NTA - his ego wrote a check his body couldn't cash. It's why the military are supposed to exercise every day, even if it's light (I served 5 years; wife served 22).
I've been in your husband's shoes; not taking it seriously enough and getting burned when it counted. I regretted it later, and in some respects I still regret it now. Hopefully he'll use this as self-motivation. If he does, cheer him on. If he doesn't, let him know that you enjoyed wrestling him last time and smile!

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

If your job includes impromptu trips then you may not have a choice, other than to quit before you planned to.

Certainly explain you situation, but if you've accepted previous trips like this your options may be limited.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

Maybe not complete AH but very uncool and unnecessary. I can see why she's not talking to you.

In this scenario, I see you now as a boss and your wife and the housekeeper as your servants because you get the benefit of a completely clean house just because you can afford it.

Might work out for you financially but unless you enjoy snuggling up to your money every night I suggest you find a more reasonable solution.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

NTA - very unfortunate, but ultimately necessary.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 11 months ago

NTA. Perhaps not the best response, but in the end you chose what trip you wanted to go on the most. Everyone will have a good time, and hopefully there will be other opportunities.

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