Darth Winterous

Ravens have rescinded deals in the past because of issues with physicals. In 1997, Baltimore backed out of a deal with Cowboys safety Brock Marion minutes before he was going to sign a contract because the team discovered a potential problem with his left shoulder. In 2018, Baltimore voided its four-year, $29 million agreement with wide receiver Ryan Grant after he failed a physical over an ankle injury.

Now that you know my Top 5 albums of the 90s: 1. Achtung Baby 2. Automatic For The People 3. Siamese Dream 4. OK Computer 5. Nevermind which are YOUR Top 5 albums of the 90s? 🤔

Grandmother is absolutely Furious. She'd been putting $5K/year into an investment account for her grandson since he was born. 18 years. $90K deposited. Grew to $215K. "This was supposed to teach him about investments. Help with college. Give him a real head start in life." Grandson turned 18 last month. $72K lifted truck. Moved into a luxury apartment with his girlfriend. Dropped out of college. No job. Living off the account, gone in less than a year. The money? Legally 100% his. Grandma has zero say. "I spent 18 years building that. He's blowing through it in 12 months." The problem: She set up a UTMA account (Uniform Transfers to Minors Act). The day he hits 18, he owns it completely. No conditions. No veto power. You wanted compounding? He learned depreciation. You wanted education? He wanted a sound system. What she SHOULD have done: Option 1: 529 plan With a 529, YOU control it forever: → College? Tax-free for education → No college? Roll $35K into a Roth IRA for them Buys a truck? Change beneficiary to another grandkid → Need it out? Pay taxes + 10% penalty on gains Option 2: Keep it in HER name Open a separate investment account. Gift assets to him over time—or when he proves he's responsible. Your money. Your timeline. Your conditions. Is losing 10% of gains to penalties better than losing 100% to an 18-year-old's judgment? With a UTMA: You fund their decisions at 18. 18 years building $215K. 12 months burning through it on a truck, luxury rent, and zero plan. The account structure you pick is the difference between funding their future and funding their mistakes.

The Duke’s Mayo Bowl has an official mascot who squirts mayo on people’s food during halftime.

And they’ll charging you 2% on the way down too

Army and Navy have their own unique menu items for today’s game: • Humvee chicken tenders (Army) • Tin can crab nachos (Navy) • Burnt end tank nachos (Army) • Carrier chicken tenders (Navy)