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@iamrollandex this is pretty fantastic. thank you. i've gotten through every step you specified but am stuck on the "Turn Ask Before Running → OFF" and "Turn Notify When Run → OFF". where are those commands/controls, please? thank you again!

If your phone goes missing, you can easily see who stole it and exactly where it is - Open Shortcuts and select Automation. - Then tap Create Personal Automation. - Choose Message and set a trigger word (example: LOST) Actions (in this order): • Set Low Power Mode → ON • Take Photo → Front camera (preview OFF) • Get Current Location • Send Message → your number (photo + location) Turn Ask Before Running → OFF Turn Notify When Run → OFF Anytime that keyword is sent from any phone, it runs automatically.

Our defense has played their tails off (as they have for much of the latter half of the season) despite being put in very difficult positions by our completely inept offensive (in every sense of the word) effort. The “we can’t bench Ty” contingent needs to settle on their priorities. Do you want to win or do you want to not hurt anyone’s feelings? Whatever Mack or Russell would do in place of Ty simply can’t be worse than what we’ve gotten from Simpson so far (and it will likely be better). If we don’t sit Ty (and don’t get me wrong, I love him as much as anyone), we will lose this game and possibly lose it badly enough to play ourselves out of the CFP. The fact that it’s only 14-0 is a borderline miracle. DeBoer has never shown any signs of being a particularly good halftime adjuster, but if there was ever a time to change that narrative, it’s now. Roll Tide!

Miami and Notre Dame are both better than these two teams playing for a Big 12 title. Has anyone noticed that neither BYU or Texas Tech played a decent out of conference opponent???

Our defense has played their tails off (as they have for much of the latter half of the season) despite being put in very difficult positions by our completely inept offensive (in every sense of the word) effort. The “we can’t bench Ty” contingent needs to settle on their priorities. Do you want to win or do you want to not hurt anyone’s feelings? Whatever Mack or Russell would do in place of Ty simply can’t be worse than what we’ve gotten from Simpson so far (and it will likely be better). If we don’t sit Ty (and don’t get me wrong, I love him as much as anyone), we will lose this game and possibly lose it badly enough to play ourselves out of the CFP. The fact that it’s only 14-0 is a borderline miracle. DeBoer has never shown any signs of being a particularly good halftime adjuster, but if there was ever a time to change that narrative, it’s now. Roll Tide!

Has anyone ever had success against George after making a quarterback change at halftime?

@LSRobinson21 Ty isn’t seeing the field well. Missing wide open guys and forcing it to covered players. But, boy, getting that 7 was huge.

first TD against Oklahoma by us in a month of Sundays

@playdda Fair point. Those are important qualifiers.

@playdda This is pure speculation. Perhaps that’s the case and perhaps it’s not. Either way, to state it with such apparent certainty now is speculative (if not dishonest).

With half the vote in, State Rep. Barbara Drummond (D) is ahead of Spiro Cheriogotis (R) by just over 1.5k votes in the mayoral runoff for Mobile If this holds, it would be a FLIP for the Democrats in Alabama's second largest city

@BenThomasPreps 34-21 St. Paul’s over Theodore at halftime.

Absolute stunner of a sunset tonight in Point Clear, Alabama. If you look closely, you’ll see rainbows in the clouds / sunset. Beautiful!

@spann Absolutely beautiful sunset tonight at Point Clear, looking northwest towards Mobile. I’ve never seen rainbows in a sunset until today!

@jarvis_best Don’t think he’s getting cast for much at all thus the web runway gig…

I have to give you credit for having the stones to coauthor (and promote!) a book purporting to pull back the curtain on one of the most egregious examples of (attempted) gaslighting in the history of our country’s media. After all, you were one of the loudest and most vehement participants in those efforts, and the “receipts,” as they say, are plentiful and easily accessible. Absolutely shameless.

.@AlexThomp and I have spent the last few months getting the real story on what was going on behind the scenes at the White House — OriginalSinBook.com

@just_mindy @maziehirono She is a disgrace. I’d forgotten how abhorrent her behavior was during the Kavanaugh hearings. More of the same today.

Does @maziehirono drink ever? Will she commit to not drinking ever as a Senator? She sounds ridiculous.

@BrentHBaker What the hell was this? I was watching and was totally taken aback. It was wholly inappropriate.

To lead into a #60Minutes story on the still ongoing search for 9/11 remains, Scott Pelley denounced Trump’s cabinet picks: “Some nominees appear to have no compelling qualifications other than loyalty to Trump” and “with no government experience.”

PACK.THE.STADIUM. . . Round 2 of playoffs are at HOME Friday night! See you there!

@KatieBrittforAL As one of your constituents, I hope you will give serious consideration to voting for @SenRickScott to be the next Majority Leader. I think @BasedMikeLee makes a pretty compelling case in this thread…

@RameshPonnuru @NYMag This, by the way, was the “letter” in full…

After receiving that unsolicited letter, I promptly canceled my subscription (one I’ve had as either print and/or digital for probably 20+ years). When asked why I was canceling, none of the multiple choice options applied, so I chose “Other.” That, in turn, “required” that I add some sort of commentary or explanation. I was happy to do so. I wrote as follows: I am canceling my subscription because I was very offended by today's email from David Haskell, Editor-in-Chief. While Mr. Haskell is certainly entitled to his opinions and to his viewpoint of the election, he is not entitled to project those opinions or viewpoints onto me. Unlike Mr. Haskell, I did not consider it "a frightening world to wake up to" nor did I think it was "a morning swirling with disappointment, fear, anger, alienation." I'm also sorry to learn that Mr. Haskell expects "havoc, damage, and cruelty" to ensue as a result of an election in which a majority of Americans voted for a candidate he clearly did not support. Perhaps it is Mr. Haskell who should be looking in the mirror – likely in the company of the other writers and staff at New York. And maybe – just maybe – what he should be "unpacking" is why the outcome of this election strikes him as "what's least comprehensible about this country we live in." It is just this sort of presumptuousness and condescension that helped drive millions of voters to choose President Trump over Vice President Harris. As such, Mr. Haskell may well be reaping what he, in part, sowed, but he will do so without any further financial support from me. Do better, please. I do not expect they will be begging me to come back.

David Haskell, editor of @NYMag, sends subscribers a letter: "A frightening world to wake up to, and a morning swirling with disappointment, fear, anger, alienation."

@bonchieredstate Great. I hope they do just that.

In case you were wondering, MSNBC is learning zero lessons. They are suggesting the problem is Democrats just not showing up and if they just go more radical, they'll win in the future.

This is really quite remarkable…

@EricLDaugh Is this meaningful? x.com/admcrlsn/statu…

LOUDON COUNTY, VA SWING FROM 2020: TRUMP+9