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How strange it is to be anything at all
Lake Oswego, OR Katılım Eylül 2011
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@blinkinriley Love that the one piece of Oklahoma we own is the tip of the panhandle
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Stealing land like the old days
RedditCFB@RedditCFB
FBS College Football Imperialism Map after Week 13! #CFBimperialism⚔️ Rules: FBS teams divide USA by closest county. Beating a team takes its territory & keeps it all until a loss (all goes to the winner), but teams can get back on the map by defeating others with land!
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Call Brent Venables the moon. Because he controls the Tide.
#Sooners
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@BarExamTutor If I’ve already taken the UBE, will I still be able to do a score transfer to any of these states after this? Practicing in Oregon and considering applying to Washington in the future.
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This February will mark the final UBE for a small number of states. Specifically, the following:
~Connecticut
~Idaho
~Maryland
~Missouri
~Oregan
~Washington
That's interesting in itself as the new test rolls out after multiple years of preparation. But more interesting, to me at least, is how this will affect states that are currently administering the UBE and intend to administer the NextGen exam beginning either in July 2027 or July 2028.
The NCBE decided that the UBE beginning in July 2026 (at the time when the above states begin to administer the NextGen exam) and through July 2028 (when the UBE is officially retired) will be a sort of UBE Lite. They're not calling it that, but it seems that way to me.
In July 2026 through July 2028 (though not including July 2028) the UBE will no longer test the following subjects on the essay component of the exam: Wills; Trusts, Family Law, Secured Transactions, Conflict of Laws.
What it'll test is the MBE subjects + Business Associations. For this relatively short time period, studying for the UBE will require studying for the MBE + studying Business Associations.
Not a bad time to take the test, frankly, for those who have had any thought of taking the UBE. This decision, I'd guess, was one the NCBE felt it had to make rather than one it necessarily wanted to make.
Its hand was forced. Or, at least, it perceived it to be. That makes it good for the test taker.
#Barexam
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Yeah, he’s gone.
NBACentral@TheDunkCentral
The Trail Blazers reportedly grew frustrated with Deandre Ayton’s behavior, which ultimately led to his buyout, per @jwquick. Examples included showing up late to team flights and practices, skipping rehab sessions, slamming chairs when subbed out of games, and throwing tantrums in the locker room after being benched for lack of effort. (Via nytimes.com/athletic/64639…)
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… unless the president invokes the Insurrection Act
OSINTdefender@sentdefender
The President does not have the power to deploy the National Guard, only the Governor. President Trump or the Pentagon would have to request Title 10 and place Guardsmen on those orders to have any control or access over the Guard.
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