GREAT.
State Farm policy holders get a break.
https://nypost.com/2026/08/18/lifestyle/state-farm-is-paying-5b-dividend-back-to-auto-policyholders/
These are my last links about a self-created piles of feces. The NBA owns 40 % of the WNBA.
The Clintons will make buzzards puke.
America is a Fraudtocracy.
What a flop.
SPORTS
Get out of college.
I hope he gets every penny.
The WNBA Almost League Editor: What in the world is going on with the women, LL ?
The Female Cat: Here are the owners. The WNBA does not have a single owner. Its equity is split roughly 42% owned by the NBA, 42% owned by individual WNBA franchise team owners, and 16% held by private equity investors. Individual teams are owned separately by various groups, sports conglomerates, and investors.
They seem to be pushing the trans movement.
A foul.
It is a mess.
Good luck.
One more.
I miss county fair corn dogs on a stick.
https://theonion.com/the-onions-top-state-fair-foods/
https://www.washingtontimes.com/
It’s tough all over.
Cassini Approaches Saturn
Video Credit & Copyright: Cassini Imaging Team, ISS, JPL, NASA, ESA, S. Van Vuuren et al.;
Music: Adagio for Strings (NY Philharmonic)
Explanation: What would it look like to approach the grand planet Saturn? One doesn’t have to just imagine — the Cassini spacecraft did just this in 2004, recording thousands of images along the way, and hundreds of thousands more since entering orbit. Some of Cassini’s early images have been digitally tweaked, cropped, and compiled into the featured inspiring video which is part of a larger IMAX movie project named In Saturn’s Rings. In the concluding sequence, Saturn looms increasingly large on approach as cloudy Titan swoops below. With Saturn whirling around in the background, Cassini is next depicted flying over Mimas, with large Herschel Crater clearly visible. Saturn’s majestic rings then take over the show as Cassini crosses Saturn’s thin ring plane. Dark shadows of the ring appear on Saturn itself. Finally, the enigmatic ice-geyser moon Enceladus appears in the distance and then is approached just as the video clip ends. After more than a decade of exploration and discovery, the Cassini spacecraft ran low on fuel in 2017 was directed to enter Saturn’s atmosphere, where it surely melted.
Tomorrow’s picture: comet burst
