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Maitre D wrote:

Nailed it!

Talk about a warped sense of reality.

And neither does Vegas.  Read it and weep, Catbacker: KU, MU at 100-1 How about this: A sports gambling outfit says KU has as good a chance at winning the BCS football title game as MU, considered in some circles as the Big 12 North front-runner. VegasInsider.com lists both the Jayhawks and Tigers ...

Open! Walked by and wished I hadn't ordered dinner already.

http://www.treehugger.com/files/2007/07 ... _power.php

How about we do this on top of Bartle.

This is a great topic, although, I don't think I could begin to rank these as there are way too many different factors. Arrowhead Stadium - I don't know if I can add much to what has already been discussed other than to say that if I were an owner of a football team, I'd probably design the stadium ...

chingon wrote: Why don't they just make all public transportation free to riders, subsidized by taxes? How much of their income, percentage-wise, actually comes from fares? Or free within a specified zone, or specified routes?

I've read somewhere around 10%.

What a joke.

Maybe everyone entering the Memorial should be put into a giant bubble, that way if anyone jumps or gets landed on, they'll just bounce around pain free.

How many of the concepts going into P&L or rumored to go into P&L cater to the after work/work lunch hour crowd? Chipotle, Gimme Sum, Jos A Bank, Latteland, Starbucks, CPK and some of the other ones that I don't even know what they are. I'm sure many people will hit up the real restaurants ...

It wouldn't be the first time. I advocate some limitations to humanity - such as, speed limits, and guard rails in between highways.  I-70 has cut their traffic deaths in 1/2 since they put in those middle guard rails.  That's hardly limiting to "freedom", and neither would a fence here. ...

Why do people insist on having storage in highly visible buildings downtown?

I was going to ask the same thing but never got around to it.

I wholeheartedly agree.

I don't understand why it would have cost much more than the way its done now but then again I'm not a public transportation expert.

We should erect 7' fences around every possible thing that anyone could jump off of to save someone from the one in a billion chance that a person falls to their death in front of them. That seems necessary.

If they had to forfeit - yes they are. However, OU has to "vacate" their wins. Which means they remove all wins they had - but don't have to take them as losses. And their opponents are free to remove those losses from the books - but not ad them on as wins. So, you're still 5-5 and not b...

Let's get back to Oklahoma. K-State is now bowl eligible in 2005. Hell yeah.

Do we really need to change one of KC's most signature structure for something that has happened once in the last 13 years? It's a terrible thing that happened but I'm sure he would have found another way. It's not like there's a lack of things to jump off of in this town.

KCPowercat wrote: http://capd.ksu.edu/prospective-student ... in-top-ten

All of my friends at K-State that were in architecture school were from Missouri. It would have been easier for them to go to KU because it was closer but they went to K-State because the architecture program is better.

Update on Metro Sports at 10 tonight.

They're putting together the tables for the outdoor patio and the gates are up. There were about 50 people hard at work when I walked by, looks like it should be open pretty soon.