Dr. Steve McCammon

@stoolpresidente Pearl street. Try the giant meatball appetizer.

I’ve been to Indy and done pizza many times. My experience is Indy is very much not a pizza city. Any places I need to hit this weekend?

@smerconish I’m supportive of our great military. I want to support the mission, but it begs the need to bring the American people along at the outset. If the larger mission fails, this will be the seed of it I fear.

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@smerconish @CNN @cnni @stavridisj @SangerNYT @JackieGSchneid Great show today thus far. Curious as to why the Vietnam War was not on the poll graphic.

Should all Americans rally 'round the flag? Tweet me your thoughts on Iran and partisanship and I will read some @CNN @cnni next hour when I'm joined by @stavridisj @SangerNYT and @JackieGSchneid nytimes.com/2026/03/10/us/…

@smerconish Michael. If speculating, what might be a legitimate reason that we are unaware of that might make this “war” make more sense? The case simply has not been made.

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It was great to share our unique approach to Strategic Planning @SchlechtyCenter Always great to learn and share with @mikelubelfeld George Thompson and @ClassLink @JerriKemble open.spotify.com/episode/7Gjbyg…

@edwarderickson @MadDogUnleashed Embarrassing

This is one of more un athletic things I’ve seen @MadDogUnleashed

@stoolpresidente Sounds like somebody lost some money. 😂

This is honestly prison. I’ve never seen a shadier sequence in my life. Prison for Pete Carroll and that ref

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@brianstelter @marykbruce Thank you @marykbruce

ABC's @marykbruce deserves a lot of credit for asking these questions. When Trump insulted her news outlet, she calmly responded, "But the question is important, sir."

@SleeperColts 12-5

Predict the Colts (8-2) final record: @ Kansas City Chiefs vs Houston Texans @ Jacksonville Jaguars @ Seattle Seahawks vs San Francisco 49ers vs Jacksonville Jaguars @ Houston Texans

@RichEisenShow Rich Eisen

#NYGiants next head coach?

@Sadie_NC Midwest. Pond

So she got me thinking. I didn't think it was called anything but one thing, but watch the video and tell me what you call that body of water.

@jakequery Gotta be honest, worried we hocked our future for naught.

Tell me, in 10 words or fewer, your thoughts on the Colts 2025 season through 10 games.

I’m excited to host this session tomorrow. Great things are happening in our nations 8th largest school district. Should be a great learning experience.

Most days are good in this life. Some days are better than others And then there are special days. Blessed to host our Superintendents Leadership Network fall institute at the NFL Pro Football Hall of Fame. @SchlechtyCenter @natsupers

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How Many Of These 50 Cities Have You Visited?

@otokyo__ Mayo

Ketchup isn’t an option, what are you putting on these eggs?

@JoelEngardio I’m so sorry for your loss.

My mom died this week. She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer less than three weeks ago. When she learned the aggressive tumor could not be treated, her wish was to not have a prolonged or painful death and to not die alone. She was able to pass quickly and it was peaceful at the very end. She asked for a back rub. “That feels nice” were her last words before she faded away. I was there for her final breath, and so was my husband Lionel. I called friends my mom had known for 50 years and held the phone to her ear. I was able to tell her everything I needed to say and she did the same. I told her she was a good mom and that I loved her very much. I’m glad we moved her from Michigan to Vacaville, California six years ago to be closer to me. She thrived in California and enjoyed having that adventure in her 70s. She met a lot of new friends in her senior apartment building and at her local congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses. She accepted Lionel as a son (and as her tech support). He had the patience to teach her how to use an iPad and make Zoom calls. The day before she died, my mom told Lionel she loved him and that she was happy we had each other. My mom would have been 77 in December. She left us too soon, but I know her final years were filled with love and joy. Mary Kaye did not have the easiest life. Her father died when she was 12. My father left her when she was six months pregnant. She did her best as a single mom with a high school education. She cleaned houses for a living and brought me along as daycare. My grandmother (who was widowed at 48) supported us the best she could. Grandma only finished 9th grade and my mom decided to go to college. She waited until I was 10 and could handle being home alone (it was the free-range parenting era of the 1980s). She took night classes at the local community college — one class at a time. After 11 years, she finally received a bachelor’s degree at age 43. She stopped cleaning houses and became a social worker. She helped some of the most vulnerable and invisible people: seniors with mental health conditions. She would lead field trips to the zoo or Taco Bell to give her clients fun and exciting experiences outside their group home. My mom loved Shakespeare, mountains, and sunsets. She always had a dog to care for. She made a mean lasagne and a hearty crock pot beef stew with dumplings. Her oatmeal scotchie cookies were my favorite. It’s a comfort to have her handwritten recipes. I’ll use them to keep her memory alive.

Thank you for sharing about the collaborative work between our two organizations in this new publication. Exemplary strategic plan at @NSSD112 . @mikelubelfeld @SchlechtyCenter

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