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[USA-OH][H] BNIB CyberPowerPC - i9-10900k, RTX 3080, 1TB SSD, 16GB RAM [W] Local Cash

EDIT: SOLD to a local buyer on Facebook Marketplace
EDIT: Still available as of January 4th @ 6PM EST. I've since opened the box at the request of several interested parties to find out exactly what parts are in this PC.
The correct specs are:
Case: Black CyberPowerPC Custom Case
Motherboard: ASUS PRIME Z490-V
CPU: i9-10900K
CPU Cooler: Cooler Master AIO liquid cooling
RAM: 16GB ADATA 3000MHz DDR4 (2 free slots to toss in an extra 16GB, expandable up to 64GB total)
GPU: PNY XLR8 RTX 3080 10GB
SSD: 1TB ADATA PCIe NVMe
PSU: APEVIA 800W GOLD

Original listing:

I was lucky enough to grab it right as they dropped for sale on the 18th of December, and it just arrived.
Images of the box and order and the timestamp.
Selling it for $2,020, which is $3.49 less than MSRP + tax.
This machine is great if you are looking to get a brand new build all at once, with a manufacturer's warranty on the entire machine. (3 years of labor, 1 year of parts, until 1/1/2022) If you are trying to build a brand new machine with the best Intel processor and the RTX 3080 but are having issues dealing with stock and scalpers, this listing is for you.
I purchased this machine to hit a new credit card spending target for a $300 bonus, I am not charging a cent more than it costs retail. I made money off of my credit card company, I'm not selling this to profit from you.
Not interested in shipping this and dealing with the possibility of damage.
Located in SW Ohio between Cincinnati and Dayton.
Original Best Buy Link
Model: SLC8200BST
Specs:
Black Case (the box is misleading, this model is Black)
i9-10900k w/AIO watercooling setup
16GB 3000MHz DDR4 RAM (2 free slots to toss in an extra 16GB, expandable up to 64GB total)
RTX 3080 10GB
1TB PCIe NVMe SSD
800W PSU
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Idea dump (suggestions amassed by my regular team)

*** Apologies in advance for the length of this post. Redditors, feel free to read & contribute, but these suggestions are really mostly intended for the devs (cough cough ladydevann & valseek) to peruse! I feel like this sub seems to get the most visibility from Bethesda so that's why we chose to post it here. Devs, thanks in advance for considering these requests: I really hope you'll take the time to look through them, as a lot of thought went into this list! ***
EDIT: Yes, of course many of these have been suggested before. Consider this repetition for emphasis. Some may not be possible. That's up to the devs. This is simply suggestions that we would like to see considered.

Without further ado...
I've been playing Fallout 76 since quarantine began, and I have so much more fun than I ever thought I would in an online game! One thing that has seemingly been improving more and more lately has been Bethesda's responsiveness to the fanbase. Now that Microsoft has purchased Zenimax, I'm hoping that developers might be willing to take a second look at several things that I think really reflect the wishes of many in the community.
I regularly play with several other people and between us, we've encountered a number of issues, bugs, and generally things that could be improved to make this game much more fun and less stressful for us. Instead of making separate posts for each, we've decided to create one large idea dump in the hopes that it might catch the eye of a developer or two. I'd be very open to discussing any of these at greater length if devs are interested. The ideas are contributed by myself (same username, on PC), as well as the PC players Amarranth (AKA foxtailamarranth), Velox6, and LoftyTuna (with a few others contributing here & there).

GENERAL SUGGESTIONS:

C.A.M.P.:

PERKS:

FALLOUT 1st:

BUGS:

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Wrestling Observer Rewind ★ Feb. 15, 1988

Going through old issues of the Wrestling Observer Newsletter and posting highlights in my own words, continuing in the footsteps of daprice82. For anyone interested, I highly recommend signing up for the actual site at f4wonline and checking out the full archives.
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1987
FUTURE YEARS ARCHIVE:
The Complete Observer Rewind Archive by daprice82
1-4-1988 1-11-1988 1-18-1988 1-25-1988
2-1-1988 2-8-1988 2-15-1988
  • The big story this week is WWF has announced a 14-man tournament for Wrestlemania IV. The word going around is that there will be four other matches: a battle royal (which ought to get another dozen guys on the card for the big payday, probably two tag matches (Dave speculates Demolition vs. Strike Force and Bulldogs vs. Islanders) and an Intercontinental title defense for Honkeytonk Man. The leading candidate for challenger there is Brutus Beefcake, so they’ll need to get on top of shooting an angle for that this week if they want to try and get it over. Anyway, the real meat of Wrestlemania is this tournament, and the bracket has already been announced on the syndicated shows.
Jack Tunney announces Wrestlemania tournament
Dave’s hand-drawn bracket
  • So looking at this bracket, what are the likely outcomes? Dave thinks there’s really only two possibilities, and there’s only two possibilities for the final match. Hogan vs. DiBiase is the obvious finals if Hogan is to win, and if Hogan’s filming schedule for his upcoming movie (it begins in April) allows for it, this will be the finals. If he can wrestle during the summer, Dave expects him to win, if not he expects DiBiase to win overall since the winner of the tournament needs to be a heel to drop it back to Hogan when the company decides the time is write (Dave thinks the ppv in August looks like that time). If DiBiase wins, Dave thinks it’s going to be Don Muraco he beats in the finals, however. Dave then goes down the bracket and explains who he thinks wins when, ruling out combinations of guys (if Roberts beats Rude, Bravo beats Muraco, so we get Roberts vs. Bravo, for example). Savage doesn’t go out in the first round, obviously, but neither should Steamboat lose to Valentine, so that’s probably our token face vs. face match leading probably to a draw or double elimination. Notice anything weird about this bracket, though? WWF changes plans and redraws the bracket. They swap Roberts/Rude and DiBiase/Duggan’s place so DiBiase is on the same side of the bracket before Wrestlemania, so all this speculation by Dave ultimately goes nowhere because that one shift completely changes the tournament. More on that change when it happens. Dave is definitely right about one thing, though: there are going to be way too many matches on this show, so they're definitely going to have to have some fuck finishes to get the number of matches down in the tournament so things work.
  • The Main Event’s final rating was a 15.1 and a 25 share, ranking 31st for the week. Dave feels like this has to be a major disappointment for WWF and NBC, as both figured the show would be in the top 10 easily. It won its time slot and the rating was better than the 11.6 average NBC has gotten in that slot with Rags to Riches, but it’s not as big a winner as they hoped. So in the LA Times and USA Today, Dick Ebersole (who co-produced the show with Vince) said that they weren’t interested in a weekly prime-time show because it would hurt live gates. But the reality is they won’t even be offered a slot, because they won’t be able to sustain competitive ratings. Dave was really surprised by the rating, and this show’s rating was the most interested he’s been in something wrestling related for a long time, because it was a test of just how much the general public would bite on wrestling. And what we’ve learned is that to the general public the biggest wrestling match possible, with the biggest hype possible (Andre vs. Hogan) with a month of buildup on all shows and even big news media attention (almost every newspaper ran a feature about the show at some point during the build) only got mediocre mainstream support. Wrestling fans are supremely loyal and will watch no matter the time slot, and the same show on Saturday night at 11:30 pm would have gotten at least a 12 rating), but moving to prime time didn’t get them a big increase in viewers. It renders moot the question of how first-time viewers will take the evil twin angle and such, because few of the viewers were first-time watchers. The audience was the same wrestling audience we’ve always had, and 85% of the general public just ignored the show and hype outright. Nothing wrong with that, people like and dislike what they want to, and WWF can still make loads of money off the 12-15% of people who do have an interest in wrestling.
  • But this really puts Hulk Hogan and his appeal/drawing power into perspective. To the cult wrestling audience, he’s bigger than any wrestling star has ever been in the U.S. But he’s not mainstream, not really. He can help get wrestling on prime time network television a couple times a year, but they can’t build wrestling on him to make a mainstream appeal. And Hogan, for as over as he is here, clearly falls short of the most over acts to have graced Japan (Inoki in his heyday) and boxing (Larry Holmes, for example). WWF did prove they can be put in a weak time slot during sweeps with a lot of hype behind a special card and win the slot, which is no small thing. We can probably expect another prime time special in the future, but probably no more than one or two a year. You won’t read about wrestling’s resurgence in Time Magazine, and networks won’t discover Crockett’s shows because nobody’s looking at wrestling as a hot item (if the show had cracked the top five, maybe they would). The long and the short of it is, WWF is no worse off than they were two weeks ago, and Wrestlemania will still make a lot of money. And although Vince has gotten WWF to the point where they are making more money off wrestling than any other promotion in history, their “mainstream” interest in this country doesn’t even come close to New Japan’s tv heyday (1982-1985), and Hogan’s ability to draw a rating is probably more than anyone else in the modern era in the U.S., but probably isn’t as strong as Chigusa Nagayo’s ratings drawing power is in Japan.
  • And you might be wondering if it’s appropriate to compare to Japan, or if the comparison is ridiculous given cultural differences. Dave notes that the U.S. is more tv oriented in Japan, which should put things in greater perspective - Hogan has all the advantages of American television culture and is still behind Nagayo and Inoki in terms of relative mainstream appeal/drawing power in their culture. In short, Dave had a conversation with a WWF employee a couple months ago about wrestling style (serious, hardcore vs. sports entertainment fast food) and if it was the style, being the best run promotion, or how much money they spend that makes WWF number 1. Their conclusion was that they couldn’t figure out a clear answer. No other promotion that offers a traditional product has hundreds in the front office, $250,000 to spend on every tv taping, etc. There’s no way to control for the sheer magnitude of advantages WWF has to be able to tell if they would be beatable, and the only way to know the answer about style would be if there was another promotion that had a traditional style but also had the production values, the front office staff, etc. And on the flip side, would people like Carlos Colon, Riki Choshu, Antonio Inoki, or Chigusa Nagayo be as over as they are if their local markets had a dozen different wrestling promotions on tv?
  • [Memphis] Financial News Network announced on Tuesday that they’ll start airing CWA Wrestling weekly beginning in April. Dave forgot to write down the time slot, but thinks it’s Saturday nights at 9 pm eastern. ESPN signed a new exclusive deal with AWA for 2 years, which kicks World Class off ESPN. Angelo Savoldi’s ICW in New England got a deal with Tempo cable, so all other wrestling will be dropped from that service.
  • AWA is “restructuring the company.” No word on what that means other than that their Las Vegas card this Sunday will be their last for about a month before they reopen in late March. Maybe they’ll change some major things about how they run? Dave thinks Verne’s gotten tired of people making decisions that cost him money, so he’ll probably be booker again. From what Dave hears, Curt Hennig will be the only wrestler getting paid during the time off, so expect Verne to fob him off to Memphis for the interim. The Midnight Rockers will probably also work Memphis in that time. No idea about the rest of the roster, but they’ll probably have to find new work in other territories if they can find work in wrestling, or regular jobs if they can’t.
  • Over in Puerto Rico they sold out on January 30 a big show at Roberto Clemente Coliseum. That’s roughly 32,000 fans to watch Carlos Colon vs. Iron Sheik for the Universal Title, with manager Chicky Starr in a shark cage above the ring. Carlos won, of course, as Sheiky baby is heading back to WWF. Dave talks a bit about Carlos - he’s over like Rover, but the man’s comebacks are dull as hell. It’s a bizarre thing, what gets over with crowds.
  • Stampede’s February 5 show had what was probably the best match in Calgary in months. Bruce Hart and Brian Pillman defended the International Tag Titles against Great Gama and Jerry Morrow, with three assigned referees (Wayne Hart, heel ref Jurgen Herman, and heel ref for Karachi Vice Akeem Singh). Herman wound up being the main referee, but got knocked down by Gama, and after that when Pillman went up top to do a dive, Akeem threw powder in his eyes and Gama did a cobra hold. When Herman came to, he saw Pillman passed out and awarded the match and titles to the heels and they celebrated with champagne until Wayne Hart told Herman what happened and the decision was reversed.
  • Les Thornton has been given a promoter’s permit by the Calgary Boxing & Wrestling Commission. He’ll start running shows against Stampede in the spring.
  • WWF is doing a Wrestling Challenge taping on March 9 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. That’s about 20 miles from Greensboro, so they’re encroaching a bit on Flair country, which means they’re making moves to kill the competition dead.
  • WWF has a Saturday Night’s Main Event scheduled for March 12, to be taped on the 7th.
  • Honkeytonk Man was supposed to drop the Intercontinental Title at The Main Event but vetoed the title change. Lots of chaos backstage as a result of it, and the match was also supposed to be shorter than it wound up being. He held out and refused to job and he’s still champion, so in the end he got what he wanted. You might wonder why not just have Savage win anyway and not give in by having him shoot on Honkeytonk, but the key is Honkeytonk realized that Vince wouldn’t want to take a chance of anything bad happening on tv, and you definitely aren’t going to want a match turning into a shoot and getting real violence on live tv. This also probably explains why he’s not in the tournament.
  • Billy Jack Haynes apparently asked Vince McMahon for help starting a promotion in Oregon to run against Don Owen’s promotion. Vince wasn’t biting, and this ultimately is the real reason he was let go, probably, as those close to him say it wasn’t his health, but that he wanted to get out anyway because he wasn’t being pushed (and neither was Brady Boone).
  • Jesse Ventura will get to do color commentary this season on some New York Yankees games for local pay-tv. He’s apparently thrilled about this.
  • Correction: Bam Bam Bigelow didn’t have arthroscopic knee surgery. He just took a week off to rest his knee, and isn’t planning to get surgery until just after Wrestlemania.
  • Bam Bam also had a drug possession charge dismissed against him in Freehold, New Jersey on the grounds that the evidence was obtained illegally and that state police had no grounds to search his car. They found a small bag of marijuana under his seat and he got a misdemeanor possession charge, but again, no probable cause to search so that’s a 4th amendment violation. They pulled him over and searched his car, apparently, because he waved at the officers. If convicted, he would have been in big trouble because he’s still on probation from a 1986 conviction for threatening to kill a local sex worker (that’s a big yikes right there), so he would have caught a 5 year prison sentence for revocation of probation.
  • Memphis has a revolving door of talent, as Bill Dundee is leaving and Manny Fernandez, Scott Hall, and several others have disappeared. Dundee is going to the new promotion that will be running out of Knoxville. New to the area this week are the Rock & Roll Express, Tommy Rich, and Samoans Samu and Kokina. Samu is Afa’s son, and Kokina is, from the information Dave has, Sika’s son (he’s Afoa’s son, not Sika’s son). Kokina is impressively large at 400 lbs, but Samu is definitely the more impressive wrestler. Kokina, of course, will later on travel to Japan for a kayfabe sumo career and come back to the WWF as Yokozuna.
  • [Memphis] Tommy Rich is apparently a babyface, going by his recent interview. He apologized for all the bad things he did and said he was wrong to team with Austin Idol and Paul E. Dangerously, but he said he still hates Jerry Lawler. There’s legit heat between him and Lawler which is why Rich left last year anyway while he was a top heel. So he said he wanted all the fans in Memphis who hated Lawler to come support him. Expect a 50/50 crowd for their february 15 grudge match - although the promotion can’t draw without him, there is a large group of fans who don’t like that he’s constantly on top of the card.
Watch: Tommy Rich calls on the fans who hate Jerry Lawler
  • [Memphis] The manager with the preacher gimmick has dropped that gimmick, and the Choir Boys tag team are gone. Too much negative attention in the form of phone calls to the studio last week. The manager, Ernest Angel, now manages CWA Tag champs Max Payne and Gary Young, and his behavior has been toned down and he’s apologized somewhat for his behavior the previous week.
  • Continental (Alabama) had its last week this week as a unified promotion this week, since the Knoxville office ran its first show this weekend. They drew 7,000 in Knoxville on February 12. Dave’s not sure what the eventual talent split will work out, but known guys going to Knoxville are Johnny Rich, Bill Dundee, Hector Guerrero, Ron Fuller (didn’t he announce his retirement a few weeks ago?), Austin Idol, Lord Humongous, Doug Furnas, Mongolian Stomper, the Armstrongs, and Tracy Smothers.
  • [Oregon] The Frank Bonema Memorial Show is scheduled for February 16. Boneme was their long-time tv announcer who passed away five years ago. Curt Hennig vs. The Grappler (Hennig as babyface) for the AWA Title is the main event. The show will also have a battle royal for the TV Title, Mike Miller vs. Rip Oliver in a cage, The Assassin vs. Avalanche in a mask vs. headgear match (Avalanche lost his hair in a match and has been wearing headgear like Kurt Angle or Molly Holly to hide it), and a couple more matches.
  • Steve Estes, a former wrestler local to the Kansas City area, pleaded guilty to a Class B felony. The charge was related to the hold-up of a Mexican restaurant in October. He was charged with a Class A felony, but the charge was reduced on plea bargain. He faces five to fifteen years.
  • Mean Gene Okerlund’s son Todd is on the U.S. Olympic Ice Hockey team right now. At the time of writing the team will have won their first game, but their fortunes turn south over the rest of the group stage and they don’t qualify to go to the knockout rounds of the tournament.
  • Mad Dog Vachon is suing the University of Iowa Hospital and Clinic for several million dollars. His claim is that if he had received proper treatment he would never have needed to have his leg amputated. This starts a big series of cases lasting all the way until 1994, and you can read the final case summary here.
  • There’s a movie in Japan called “The Crazy Family” which includes the family’s 13 year old daughter doing nothing but weightlifting and training and singing so she can be like Chigusa Nagayo. It’s from 1984, so I don’t know why Dave’s only just noticing it now.
Watch: The Crazy Family (1:09:00 to see one of the training scenes)
  • Florida has dropped legislation that would have created a state athletic commission that would regulate wrestling. Legislators met with Duke Keomuka and Gerald Briscoe, and were subsequently convinced that wrestling is pure entertainment and not a sport at all.
  • In Southern California a new group is starting up called the American Women’s Wrestling Federation. They’re running ads for beautiful women who want to be trained as wrestlers. Mando Guerrero and Debbie Pelletier (The Killer Tomato, later Dallas in GLOW) will be training, and Dave remarks that Debbie doesn’t know the first thing about wrestling.
  • Bruiser Brody is promoting a show in St. Louis at the Fox Theater on March 4. He’ll face Jerry Blackwell in the main event, and Sam Muchnick will be there to raise the winner’s hand. The building is apparently the nicest building within 500 miles of St. Louis and not the sort of place that would ordinarily let wrestling in. Muchnick apparently felt used by the NWA at a recent taping by constantly showing him on camera and making it out like he endorsed the NWA and that they have continuity with the NWA he ran back in the day. So that’s why he’s on board. Crockett’s NWA has a show in St. Louis two days later.
  • Wrestling fanzine publisher David Leehy promoted a show that drew 200 in Richmond Virginia on February 5 for Virginia Wrestling Association.
  • Ohio’s state senate passed a bill that would put a 5% tax on all wrestling receipts, with money raised going to the boxing commission. The money would be earmarked for creating a medical advisory board for boxing. No regulation of wrestling is proposed in the bill, and the bill still has to pass the house. Seems a bit unfair.
  • WCCW drew 3,800 (buy one ticket, get a second for a penny, same deal for concessions) in Dallas on February 12.
  • Michael Hayes is back in WCCW as a babyface. No surprises there. They’re building to a Hayes concert on March 5 at the Sportatorium, and that’ll probably have a big angle. Somebody’s gotta attack Hayes. Won’t be Terry Gordy, since he’ll be in Japan, but somebody will.
  • WCCW’s tv show is airing mainly tapes of old matches. That’s fine in the Fort Worth area, since they had no live cards for two weeks, but Dave’s puzzled nonetheless. Maybe they somehow missed a taping?
  • Ken Mantell has this idea of reopening Wild West and starting their tv back up and having Wild West and World Class feud. Where’s the logic in that? Plus, there are enough promotions that this would only confuse the average fan.
  • Steve Williams told the press in Japan he’ll be coming to work in World Class. It’s not been announced stateside yet, but he said he’d wrestle in WCCW as UWF champion and defend the belt against the Von Erichs.
  • AWA is putting all the heat with the recent Hennig/Gagne title match on Stanley Blackburn. They’d billed the match as a title match, Gagne won and was presented with the title, but Stan refused to honor the title change because it was a cage match. Something to talk about in the month they don’t run shows, I guess, but this is what passes for creative in AWA.
  • AWA will use the University of Minnesota’s Williams Arena as their new home base now that the Minneapolis Auditorium is gone. There’s some concern that the arena’s ban on alcohol will adversely affect ticket sales.
  • Despite some screw ups, New Japan did fairly good business with their most recent tour and jr. heavyweight tournament. Inoki beat Choshu decisively on February 4 to retain the IWGP Title, which puts a final end to Choshumania and any chance he had of regaining the popularity he’s lost over the past six months. On the final night of the tour, Shiro Koshinaka won the Top of the Super Juniors tournament. Vader and Inoki went to a double countout for the IWGP Title that saw the return of the masked pirate who was attacking Inoki last year.
  • In bad wrestling stuff in New Japan, Choshu’s performance has noticeably slipped and Buzz Sawyer seems to be trying to sabotage Owen Hart. Choshu just looks like he doesn’t even want to be in the ring anymore. As for Sawyer, he’s been teaming with Owen and when Owen starts up his more flashy offence, Sawyer starts barking, howling, and playing to the crowd to distract them from what Hart’s doing. Buzz Sawyer is a total buzzkill.
  • New Japan plans to tour Brazil in late March.
  • Steve Williams gave an interview saying he’s tired of touring all over the U.S. and he wants to spend more time with his wife. He also said the NWA broke a bunch of promises they made to him when they bought out UWF, and he seemed pretty upset that Dusty never followed through with the promised unification match with Flair. He said “I don’t go back to NWA Crockett promotions anymore. I’d like to wrestle for promotions which set a high value on ability. New Japan is good because they use Vader, Buzz Sawyer, Bob Orton and Owen Hart who can do hard wrestling.
  • All Japan Women is looking pretty healthy right now. They drew 3,500 fans on January 28 for a big grudge match pitting Yumiko Hotta and Hisako Uno against Yumi Ogura and Kazue Nagahori. It was last year on April 27 when Ogura tombstoned Hotta off the middle ropes and broke her neck, and there was worry that Hotta would never wrestle again. The next night they drew 4,500 as Ogura won the AJW Title (their tertiary belt after the “Red Belt” WWWA World Singles Title and the “White Belt” WWWA All Pacific Title) from Bull Nakano via disqualification. Both shows work out to over 100,000 gates given ticket prices in Japan, and AJW’s merch machine is better than anyone else, as they get more money selling merch per capita than any other promotion. Monster Ripper (Rhonda Singh from Stampede, in the future Bertha Faye), is working here now too.
  • Paul Boesch was elected/appointed to the NWA board of directors, making him the first non-promoter ever on the board. Back in the NWA’s glory days, the board would select the world champion, but that’s probably pretty much up to Jim Crockett now and the board is more or less a figurehead thing. The real value for the NWA here is using Boesch’s name value in the Houston area, and he’ll be starting as they return to Houston on March 4. He’s not on board as the promoter, however, and has no financial stake in the show, so it’s pretty much just a “Hey, remember Paul Boesch? He’s with us” kind of thing.
  • More details will be forthcoming about the Crockett Cup next week, but Dave has a bit to report right now. The original plan was two sites on two dates: April 9 in Greenville for the first round and April 10 in Greensboro for the finals, but they’re already advertising on tv now that the Cup will take place in Greensboro in late April. No information on if they’ll be filling out the 24 team slots with outside teams, but if they can get World Class and Stampede, maybe even New Japan involved that could help. But with the egos involved it might be impossible.
  • Crockett’s TBS show this weekend had a balding, blond jobber named Randy Hogan. Subtle.
  • Shane Douglass is back in Crockett and is using a sleeper hold for his finisher. He seems to be getting a bit of a push, but they don’t seem to know what they’re doing, as Schiavone is calling him the 1986 rookie of the year and Jim Ross is calling him the 1987 rookie of the year.
  • Road Warrior Animal’s eye injury is legit and he’ll be out of action for a few weeks. He broke his orbital bone when Konga the Barbarian botched a move on him and was nearly blinded (similar injury to what Maeda inflicted on Riki Choshu). They were billing him as returning this past weekend, which had Dave thinking it was a work at first. Dave’s not sure how effective the angle with the weights was in terms of increasing crowd turnout. So far, middling turnout says not very effective.
  • It’s astonishing how fast Luger’s face run has fizzled. Luger’s the kind of guy you can look at and in a snap decision decide he’s a future top babyface star and begin the push, but when you look at him close you realize he just doesn’t have it. He’s got the body, the good looks, the hair, all the surface level stuff you want in a guy. It almost convinces you he’s over and the future of the business. But having a good body and blond hair is pretty common, and his looks aren’t anything special either. He could still be a big star and almost certainly will be a star at some level in the future, but he just doesn’t have the connection to the audience that will make him the guy. He didn’t have it in Florida (the promotion literally died trying to get him over as a babyface in 1986), and he doesn’t have it now. Sting needs a lot of work on promos, and he’s not got the body Luger has, but he has the connection with the fans and has just eclipsed Luger in their eyes. And it’s super obvious to anyone watching. The crowd comes alive for every little thing Sting does, and they don’t really care about Luger and Windham when they talk. Sting’s look comes across as more cool to the fans too. Dave has this feeling that Crockett will want to keep all three at the same level, ensuring nobody gets over enough to make a difference. And Luger’s not to blame for the crowd reaction. The promotion wasted no time making him just one of the boys after his face turn, and Dave thinks they should have given him a few months of a major singles babyface push rather than just ruining the impact of his face turn by making him a tag team guy.
  • An anonymous wrestler or referee from Oregon writes in about the latest athletic commission business in Oregon. Short version: Don Owen and the commissioner were arguing over enforcement of certain rules in the combined boxing and wrestling rule book. The commissioner wanted to regulate wrestling exactly the same as boxing. He saw a guy thrown over the top and saw the top rope break during a match, leading to a nasty spill. He told Owen that having four ropes would fix that problem, and he didn’t like seeing heels use foreign objects in front of the referee and would appoint a commission referee if that kind of stuff continued. Three weeks later, he came back with a changed point of view after meeting commissioners from other states. Clearly someone smartened him up about what wrestling actually is, and he changed his mind about the ropes and foreign objects, though he did want drug testing and a ban on blading. He lied in the media that he said what he said about the ropes and referees, but he did say it. In the writer’s opinion, the commission is on the right track now. They check tickets closely, seem concerned for the welfare of fans and wrestlers alike, and have introduced changes that the Northwest has needed for a while. It doesn’t solve the big problem out there, though. And that problem is that Don and Barry Owen run things like it’s the 1940s and are afraid to try new things. They also don’t want to pay well, and with the death of the territories happening, they can get away with it because there aren’t that many places to work. A lot of wrestlers would prefer if Sandy Barr ran things in the region, because he’s been seen as very fair. Finally, unrelated, a paragraph about shoot style and shooting that I think is very interesting as we see things like MMA begin to take nascent form in the next few years:
One other thing I would like to touch upon. That is the people who seem to get off on “shooting style” pro wrestling. Shooting is NOT pro wrestling. In fact it’s the very antithesis of pro wrestling. Why anybody who claims to be a pro wrestling fan would like to see it is beyond me. Pro Wrestling is an art form. Making it look good WITHOUT hurting anyone is what makes you a good worker. Good technique, a light touch and a gift for gab is what constitutes a top-notch pro. Wrestlers who deliberately hurt people in the ring may be feared, but they are not respected. We find many of these asses in Japan, but we have our share in the United States and Canada as well. When you give someone your body, you expect them to take care of it. People pay to see action and drama. Legitimate wrestling matches have never proven to be able to draw any significant following.
  • Another writer writes in about the Observer yearbook and how a large chunk of it was super professionally done and could be the basis for expansion into a proper book, but there’s also sophomoric and childish stuff (like the nicknames) that hurt it. The writer thinks Dave’s passed the point of just being a fanzine and shouldn’t bog down the quality of his publication with stuff of that sort. Dave, for his part, thanks the writer for his points, but maintains he’s never wanted or claimed the Observer as a professional publication. The Observer is a publication for hardcore wrestling fans and plays on a lot of the inside humor they want to hear.
  • There’s an entire page devoted to letters about The Main Event. Some folks think Andre should retire with what dignity he still has, because he just shouldn’t be in a ring anymore. Some loved the finish to the title match, others hated it and found it ridiculous. One reports that just before the show started, the local tv announcer pivoted from Wheel of Fortune to the show by saying “Join Hulk Hogan and Andre the Giant next for live wrestling comedy.”
  • Correction on the above about Road Warrior Animal’s injury: He apparently hurt his eye the night before the bench press contest. A move was done wrong, or he took it wrong, but either way, his eye popped out of socket. Major credit to him showing up the next day to do the contest angle before going to the hospital. It explains Ellering’s comments about $50,000 not being worth the price of an eye, which didn’t make sense at the time.
  • New Japan has changed plans and their big show they were going to have in the Tokyo Dome (capacity 55,000) will now be at a tennis stadium in Tokyo (capacity 10,000) on May 7. Looks like he’ll wrestle Vader, Willem Ruska (a former gold medalist judoka), or Chris Dolman (a sambo wrestling champion), and none of those pairings has the drawing power to fill the Dome. If he really wanted to sell out the Dome he’d need Koji Kitao (who was recently kicked out of sumo) or a big name boxer like Michael Spinks or Larry Holmes, but he couldn’t get them. On Kitao, he recently was contacted by Wajima, which means Baba’s on the hunt for him, although things are so early they haven’t even had preliminary talks yet.
THURSDAY: Clash of the Champions is born, the Wrestlemania lineup has been finalized, Road Warrior Animal update and clarification, and more
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LEARN ABOUT BEST TRUCKING PODCASTS, WEBSITES, AND INFORMATION PLACES

Truck drivers often have to travel long distances to deliver goods. They usually have to drive alone on the road for several weeks, day or night. As a truck driver, you definitely encountered this situation. Our forums are continually working to guide you in every way related to truck business and management. Today we have come up with solutions to most of your trucking related problems. We will show you how to make effective use of your time while driving a truck. In addition, we'll talk about the best truck locations in Ohio that offer all sorts of facilities and baseline services if you get stuck somewhere while traveling.
I'm looking for a high-quality truck but don't know where to buy it? Are you running out of time to sell your truck at a reasonable price? So stop worrying about it. We are here to guide you about the best truck websites where you can buy and sell trucks. Check out the following helpful information about best trucking podcasts, websites, and location information.
The best resting place for truck drivers
Think about it, can human bodywork always be done without rest? No, it is impossible for humans to work continuously like machines without rest. Many parked trucks often do not have good food or other equipment. Our forums will let you know about the best truck locations that guarantee your comfort and offer facilities of all kinds.
Jubitz Travel Center in Portland
Jubtiz Travel Center is registered as one of the best truck locations in the United States with excellent customer support. It provides all kinds of comfort, from eating to sleeping. Customer support at this stop provides you with home-like facilities and you can enjoy it at the cinema or dance floor at a very reasonable price.
Willrom's Peter in Racine
This stop is best known for its quality because it facilitates everything. But you can visit the salon and enjoy the cinema. It is considered one of the best truck locations as it facilitates you with a good doctor for regular inspections and serious cases. In addition, there is a chapel so you don't have to face interruptions in worship.
Lowa 80 in Walcott
This place also belonged to one of the best truck locations and was considered the most important truck stop in the world. You'll find eight food restaurants, laundry shops, salons, huge shops, theatres, fitness centers, truck wash, gift shops, service centers, and much more.
Whiskey Pete in Las Vegas, Nevada
Whiskey Petes is one of the best truck locations in the world. This stop is wondering by offering 40 slot machines. Whisky Pete ’s is classified as the best truck location for easy access to TV, food streets, laundry shops, WiFi networks, and driver lounges.
The best truck website for buying and selling trucks online
The best website to buy a used truck
Is there anyone who doesn't want to buy good things at a reasonable price? Of course, whenever you plan to have a truck, you will do your best to buy the right truck at a low price. Here are some of the best websites to buy a used truck: Here you can easily find a track where all the parts are working efficiently on a low budget.
By creating hyperlocals, Craiglist offers the best sales without the stress of trading. In addition, this website provides free access to a photo-rich list for buyers.
Price, Search, Buy New & Used Cars Online - CarsDirect is one of the best websites to buy used trucks with low budget rates, 24/7 customer support, and the best dealership contracts.
Autotrader - page unavailable is one of the best websites for finding used trucks on the internet at a low price. We offer a large number of trucks and allow customers to buy trucks according to their choice.
The best truck buying site
New and Used Trucks for Sale, Buy and Sell Semi Trucks, Trailers, Parts, and more is one of the best truck buying sites that offers the best trucking spare parts and equipment, with high profitability at a reasonable cost.
TruckPaper.com is another great website for buying trucks to help buyers in each area. In addition, we provide super support to buyers by looking for a dealer.
Semi Trucks, Commercial Trucks For Sale has a great name in North American history. This website provides all the latest truck models, quick contact dealers, readability and crisp photo results.
Best Truck Sales Website
Sell Your Car Online! CarBrain is considered one of the best websites to sell trucks. It allows you to sell trucks urgently without incurring losses. It makes it easy for you to sell your truck in any possible way.
Cash For Cars (800) 225-7500 provides an excellent platform for selling junk trucks at a very fair cost. It allows anyone to bid and gives you the freedom to decide according to your needs before selling the truck.
Welcome to RumbleOn is the most official website for selling trucks and other shipments.
Final Words
The primary purpose of LuckyTruck is to provide you with all kinds of information you need about trucking. Our company is continually striving to meet the needs of all the respected customers. Moreover, Our team serves you with all the possible information if you are stuck somewhere in managing your trucking company, looking for the best truck locations to rest, or worried about buying and selling your truck. Contact us today if you want yourself in a great benefit with trucking management and business.
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Introducing the /r/CFB Civilization Battle Royale!

Ladies and Gentlemen, the offseason is well upon us, but that shouldn't mean that we lose the ability to cheer on our favorite teams as they battle it out for a shot at national glory. I would like to introduce you to the /CFB Civilization Battle Royale! A 12 week tournament where all 130 FBS schools fight (literally) for a chance to be champions!
 

The rules are simple:

  1. All schools will be controlled by an A.I. There will be no human influence in the results at all
  2. Domination victory only
  3. No city states
  4. Each Conference will have one full game played until there is one conference champion left standing. Conferences will be done in alphabetical order.
  5. After all conferences have played, a final championship game will be played with all conference winners until there is one true National Champion!*
 
* Unless UCF decides to claim it anyways
Extra Tidbits
 

And here are your fighters!

Each school will get two unique units/buildings. I have already added school mascots as the first unique unit, but I need your help! Any suggestions to what could be a second unique unit/building for your school would be greatly appreciated. And for those of you who don't have a mascot (Indiana, Central Michigan, Illinois), I need something to fill both of your unique slots!
 

The AAC

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Cincinnati Cincinnati AAC Luke Fickell Nippert Stadium Skyline Chili The Bearcat Crosley Tower
Connecticut UCONN AAC Randy Edsall Pratt and Whittney Stadium Civil ConFLiCT Jonathan Husky Big Red
ECU East Carolina AAC Mike Houston Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium Purple Haze PeeDee Pirate Queen Annes Revenge Research Lab
Houston Houston AAC Dana Holgorsen TDECU Stadium Ya! Woo! Cougar Football! Shasta Sasha
Memphis Memphis AAC Mike Norvell Liberty Bowl Memorial Eye of the Tiger Pouncer Tom the Tiger
Navy Navy AAC Ken Niumatalolo Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium Beat Army Bill the Goat Admiral John M. Richardson
SMU SMU AAC Sonny Dykes Gerald J. Ford Stadium Death Penalty Peruna Fort Burgwin
Temple Temple AAC Rod Carey Lincoln Financial Field Cherry Crusade Hooter T. Owl Stella
Tulane Tulane AAC Willie Fritz Yulman Stadium Mardi Gras Riptide Angry Wave
Tulsa Tulsa AAC Philip Montgomery H.A. Chapman Stadium Wave the Flag Captain Cane Goldie
UCF UCF AAC Josh Heupel Spectrum Stadium Spirit Splash Knightro The Citronaut
USF USF AAC Charlie Strong Raymond James stadium On Campus Publix Rocky Pirate Ship

The ACC

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Boston College Boston College ACC Steve Addazio Alumni Stadium For Boston Baldwin The Jesuits
Clemson Clemson ACC Dabo Swinney Clemson Memorial Stadium Gathering at the Paw 8Ball The Tiger Country Gentleman
Duke Duke ACC David Cutcliffe Wallace Wade Stadium Krzyzewskiville Blue Devil Cameron Indoor Stadium
Florida State Florida State ACC Willie Taggart Doak S. Campbell Stadium War Chant Osceola Renegade
Georgia Tech Georgia Tech ACC Geoff Collins Bobby Dodd Stadium Master Engineers Buzz Ramblin Wreck
Louisville Louisville ACC Scot Satterfield Cardinal Stadium Card March Louie Papa John
Miami Miami (FL) ACC Manny Diaz Hard Rock Stadium Turnover Chain Sebastian Miami Maniac
NC State NC State ACC Dave Doeren Carter-Finley Stadium Krispy Kreme Challenge Mr. & Mrs. Wuf Tuffy
North Carolina North Carolina ACC Mack Brown Kenan Memorial Stadium Air Jordan Ramses Old Well
Pittsburgh Pittsburgh ACC Pat Narduzzi Heinz Field Victory Lights Panther Cathedral of Learning
Syracuse Syracuse ACC Dino Babers Carrier Dome Postgame Speech Otto Orange The 44
Virginia Virginia ACC Bronco Mendenhall Scott Stadium Lighting of the Lawn Cav Man Thomas Jefferson
Virginia Tech Virginia Tech ACC Justin Fuente Lane Stadium Enter Sandman Gobbler Hokie Stone
Wake Forest Wake Forest ACC Dave Clawson BB&T Stadium Rolling the Quad Demon Deacon Granny Deacon

The B1G

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Illinois Illinois B1G Lovie Smith Memorial Stadium Block I Galloping Ghost Alma Otter
Indiana Indiana B1G Tom Allen Memorial Stadium Candy Stripes Mark Cuban Lil' 500
Iowa Iowa B1G Kirk Ferentz Kinnick Stadium Kinnick Wave Herky Vodka Samm
Maryland Maryland B1G Mike Locksley Maryland Stadium Maryland Flag Testudo Scott Van Pelt
Michigan Michigan B1G Jim Harbaugh Michigan Stadium Go Blue Biff Michigan Man
Michigan State Michigan State B1G Mark Dantonio Spartan Stadium 300 Yell Sparty Beaumont Tower
Minnesota Minnesota B1G P.J. Fleck TCF Bank Stadium Row the Boat Goldy Paul Bunyan
Nebraska Nebraska B1G Scott Frost Memorial Stadium Sellout Streak Blackshirts Herbie Husker
Northwestern Northwestern B1G Pat Fitzgerald Ryan Field Guarding the Rock Willie The Rock
Ohio State Ohio State B1G Ryan Day Ohio Stadium Best Damn Band in the Land Brutus Silver Bullets
Penn State Penn State B1G James Franklin Beaver Stadium Whiteout Game Nittany Lion Ole Coaly
Purdue Purdue B1G Jeff Brohm Ross-Ade Stadium Worlds Largest Drum Purdue Pete Boilermaker Special VII
Rutgers Rutgers B1G Chris Ash HighPoint.com Stadium Birthplace of CFB Scarlet Knight Chanticleer
Wisconsin Wisconsin B1G Paul Chryst Camp Randall Stadium Jump Around Bucky Badger Dairy Farm

The BIG XII

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Baylor Baylor BIG XII Matt Rhule McLane Stadium Baylor Line Bruiser Marigold
Iowa State Iowa State BIG XII Matt Campbell Jack Trice Stadium Tornado Siren Cy VEISHEA Village
Kansas Kansas BIG XII Les Miles David Booth Kansas Memorial Stadium Rock Chalk Jayhawk Big Jay Baby Jay
Kansas State Kansas State BIG XII Chris Klieman Bill Snyder Family Stadium Purple Wizard Willie EcoKat
Oklahoma Oklahoma BIG XII Lincoln Riley Oklahoma Memorial Stadium Boomer Sooner Sooner Schooner Toby Keith
Oklahoma State Oklahoma State BIG XII Mike Gundy Boone Pickens Stadium Walkaround Pistol Pete Garth Brooks
TCU TCU BIG XII Gary Patterson Amon G. Carter Stadium Blood Eyes Super Frog Clark Brothers
Texas Texas BIG XII Tom Herman Texas Memorial Stadium Horns Up Bevo Matthew McConaughey
Texas Tech Texas Tech BIG XII Matt Wells Jones AT&T Stadium Tortilla Toss The Masked Rider Matadors
West Virginia West Virginia BIG XII Neal Brown Milan Puskar Stadium Country Roads The Mountaineer Flaming Couches

C-USA

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Charlotte Charlotte C-USA Will Healy Jerry Richardson Stadium Gold Rush Norm the Niner Normbulance
FAU FAU C-USA Lane Kiffin FAU Stadium Owl Walk Owlsly Joey Saltwater
FIU FIU C-USA Butch Davis Ricardo Silva Stadium Trail of the Torch Roary Wall of Wind
Louisiana Tech Louisiana Tech C-USA Skip Holtz Joe Aillet Stadium Spirit of 88 Champ Tech XII
Marshall Marshall C-USA Doc Holiday Joan C. Edwards Stadium We Are Marshall Marco Memorial Fountain
Middle Tennessee Middle Tennessee State C-USA Rick Stockstill Johnny "Red" Floyd Stadium Blue Horseshoe Lightning Blue Raiders
North Texas North Texas C-USA Seth Littrell Apogee Stadium Eagle Claw Scrappy Mean Green Machine
Old Dominion Old Dominion C-USA Bobby Wilder S.B. Ballard Stadium Ice Cream and Cake Big Blue Howitzer Cannon
Rice Rice C-USA Mike Bloomgren Rice Stadium Beer Bike Festival Sammy the Owl MOB
Southern Miss Southern Miss C-USA Jay Hopson M.M. Roberts Stadium Amazing Grace Seymour d'Campus All American Rose Garden
UAB UAB C-USA Bill Clark Legion Field Resurrection Blaze The Vulcan
UTEP UTEP C-USA Dana Dimel Sun Bowl Stadium TCM Day Paydirt Pete Miners
UTSA UTSA C-USA Frank Wilson Alamodome Viva Fiesta Rowdy Sombrilla Fountain
Western Kentucky Western Kentucky C-USA Tyson Helton L.T. Smith Stadium Red Towel Big Red The Hill

The Independents

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Army Army Independent Jeff Monken Michie Stadium Beat Navy Army Mules General Mark A. Milley
BYU BYU Independent Kalani Sitake LeVell Edwards Stadium Mission Trip Cosmo Latter-Day Saints
Liberty Liberty Independent Hugh Freeze Arthur L. Williams Stadium No Shame Sparky Jerry Falwell
UMass UMass Independent Walt Bell Warren McGuirk Alumni Stadium Rope Pull Sam W.E.B. Du Bois Library
New Mexico State New Mexico State Independent Doug Martin Aggie Memorial Stadium Agricultural Beginnings Pistol Pete A Mountain
Notre Dame Notre Dame Independent Brian Kelly Notre Dame Stadium Touchdown Jesus Leprechaun Four Horsemen

The MAC

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Akron Akron MAC Tom Arth InfoCision Stadium Wagon Wheel Zippy AK Rowdies
Ball State Ball State MAC Mike Neu Scheumann Stadium Bed Races Charlie Cardinal Frog Baby Statue
Bowling Green Bowling Green MAC Scot Loeffler Doyt L. Perry Stadium Forward Falcons Freddie and Freida Sic Sic
Buffalo Buffalo MAC Lance Leipold UB Stadium Oozefest Victor E. Bull True Blue
Central Michigan Central Michigan MAC Jim McElwain Kelly Shorts Stadium Fire Up Chips! Fighting Chips Marching Chips Rock
Eastern Michigan Eastern Michigan MAC Chris Creighton Rynearson Stadium Track Stars Swoop Emu Army
Kent State Kent State MAC Sean Lewis Dix Stadium Black Squirrel Festival Flash Ray's Place
Miami (OH) Miami (OH) MAC Chuck Martin Fred C. Yager Stadium Cradle of Coaches Swoop Mac and Joes
NIU NIU MAC Thomas Hammock Huskie Stadium Maction is Magic Victor E. Husky William the Goose
Ohio Ohio MAC Franch Solich Peden Stadium The Baker Cane Rufus Marching 110
Toledo Toledo MAC Jason Candle Glass Bowl BASHCON Rocky The Rocket
Western Michigan Western Michigan MAC Tim Lester Waldo Stadium Western Wednesday Buster Bronco Bell's Brewery

The Mountain West

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Air Force Air Force MWC Troy Calhoun Falcon Stadium Prop and Wings The Bird Gen. David L. Goldfein
Boise State Boise State MWC Bryan Harsin Albertsons Stadium Smurf Turf Buster Bronco Cowboy Kohl
Colorado State Colorado State MWC Mike Bobo Canvas Stadium The A Cam the Ram Old Main Bell Tower
Fresno State Fresno State MWC Jeff Tedford Bulldog Stadium Red Wave Timeout Red Wave
Hawaii Hawai'i MWC Nick Rolovich Aloha Stadium Haka Vili Rainbow Warrior
Nevada Nevada MWC Jay Norvell Mackay Stadium Law of the Jungle Alphie Lieutenant dangle
New Mexico New Mexico MWC Bob Davie Dreamstyle Stadium Hanging of the Greens Lobo Fiesta Balloons
San Diego State San Diego State MWC Rocky Long SDCCU Stadium Templo del Sol Montezuma Aztec Warrior
San Jose State San Jose State MWC Brent Brennan CEFCU Stadium Fire on the Fountain Sammy the Spartan Spartan Squad
UNLV UNLV MWC Tony Sanchez Sam Boyd Stadium What Happens in Vegas Hey Reb Fremont Cannon
Utah State Utah State MWC Gary Andersen Maverik Stadium The Scotsman Big Blue Night Runner
Wyoming Wyoming MWC Craig Bohl War Memorial Stadium Beer Song Cowboy Joe Steamboat

The PAC-12

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Arizona Arizona PAC-12 Kevin Sumlin Arizona Stadium Bear Down Wilbur Wildcat Mirror Lab
Arizona State Arizona State PAC-12 Herm Edwards Sun Devil Stadium Devil Walk Sparky Bees of Innovation
California California PAC-12 Justin Wilcox California Memorial Stadium The Play Oski Marshawn Lynch's Golf Cart
Colorado Colorado PAC-12 Mel Tucker Folsom Field Ralphie's Run Ralphie Chip
Oregon Oregon PAC-12 Mario Cristobal Autzen Stadium Nike Hookup Puddles Robo Duck
Oregon State Oregon State PAC-12 Jonathan Smith Resser Stadium Carry Me Back Benny Beaver V Oceanus
Stanford Stanford PAC-12 David Shaw Stanford Stadium Steam Tunneling Stanford Tree Stanford Band
UCLA UCLA PAC-12 Chip Kelly Rose Bowl Stadium Spring Sing Joe Bruin Josephine Bruin?
USC USC PAC-12 Clay Helton Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum Fight On! Traveler Tommy Trojan
Utah Utah PAC-12 Kyle Wittingham Rice-Eccles Stadium The Grand Kerfuffle Swoop Ute Thunder
Washington Washington PAC-12 Chris Peterson Husky Stadium Sailgating Dubs Boys in the Boat
Washington State Washington State PAC-12 Mike Leach Martin Stadium Ol' Crimson Butch T. Cougar Popcorn Guy

The SEC

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Alabama Alabama SEC Nick Saban Bryant-Denny Stadium Dixieland Delight Big Al Denny Chimes
Arkansas Arkansas SEC Chad Morris Donald W. Reynolds Razorback Stadium Woo Pig Sooie Tusk Track Team
Auburn Auburn SEC Gus Malzahn Jordan-Hare Stadium Toomer's Corner Aubie War Eagle
Florida Florida SEC Dan Mullen Ben Hill Griffin Stadium Gator Chomp Albert Mr. Two Bits
Georgia Georgia SEC Kirby Smart Sanford Stadium Glory Glory Uga H8 Ball
Kentucky Kentucky SEC Mark Stoops Kroger Field Basketball School Scratch Bourbon Distillery
LSU LSU SEC Ed Orgeron Death Valley Neck Mike the Tiger Raising Canes
Mississippi State Mississippi State SEC Joe Moorhead Davis Wade Stadium Cowbells Bully MAFES Sales Store
Missouri Missouri SEC Barry Odom Memorial Stadium Homecoming Truman The Columns
Ole Miss Ole Miss SEC Matt Luke Vaught-Hemingway Stadium The Grove Tony Landshark Colonel Reb
South Carolina South Carolina SEC Will Muschamp Williams-Brice Stadium Sandstorm Cocky Cockaboose
Tennessee Tennessee SEC Jeremy Pruitt Neyland Stadium Rocky Top Smokey The Volunteer
Texas A&M Texas A&M SEC Jimbo Fisher Kyle Field Tradition Reveille Twelfth Man
Vanderbilt Vanderbilt SEC Derek Mason Vanderbilt Stadium Anchor Down Mr. C Cornelius Vanderbilt

The Sun Belt

School Conference Leader Capital Unique Trait Unique Unit 1 Unique Unit 2
Appalachian State Appalachian State Sun Belt Eliah Drinkwitz Kidd Brewer Stadium Hot Hot Hot Yosef The Big House
Arkansas State Arkansas State Sun Belt Blake Anderson Centennial Bank Stadium Howl Howl Clyde Statue
Coastal Carolina Coastal Carolina Sun Belt Jamey Chadwell Brooks Stadium Teal Turf Chauncey The Athenaeum
Georgia Southern Georgia Southern Sun Belt Chad Lunsford Allen E. Paulson Stadium The Eagle's Elbow Freedom Beautiful Eagle Creek
Georgia State Georgia State Sun Belt Shawn Elliot Georgia State Stadium Fight Panthers Pounce Aderhold Cat
Louisiana Lafayette Louisiana Lafayette Sun Belt Billy Napier Cajun Field Crawfish Boil Cayenne Krewe of Roux
Louisiana Monroe Louisiana Monroe Sun Belt Matt Viator Malone Stadium Born On the Bayou Ace Bayou DeSiard
South Alabama South Alabama Sun Belt Steve Campbell Hancock Whitney Stadium South In Your Mouth Southpaw Mischka
Texas State Texas State Sun Belt Jake Spavital Bobcat Stadium Soap Box Derby Boko Bubble Guy
Troy Troy Sun Belt Chip Lindsey Vetrans Memorial Stadium Giant Slayer T-Roy Terracotta Warrior
 
I have many different Google spreadsheets that will all be posted here once more information is finalized for everyone to review and approve. I want all of you involved in the setup process so that each of your schools can be represented accurately (I've only visited so many schools in person). But I know you are all really wondering...

When is this going to happen?

The tournament is going to start June 1st! I will be running the simulation during the week between each round and take lots of screenshots of the results as they happen. Once the screenshots are compiled, I will be narrating each one and placing the results into a slideshow that will be released each Saturday. This will place the finale for this Battle Royale the Saturday before kickoff weekend.
 
If you have any better suggestions for your Unique Trait or Unique Unit I would love to hear them! Most of this information came from Wikipedia and school websites (with a few jokes from this sub thrown in for fun). I will be posting the full google spreadsheets with more details in the upcoming weeks once I have all of your feedback and the rest of my research finished.
 

Let's Get Ready To Rumble!

 
Edit: Thank you all for the responses! Keep em' coming! These have been awesome and a great help so far
 
Edit 2: I have gotten a lot of requests to stream the games as they happen. I am definitely looking into a way to get this done! It would be awesome to do it live for anyone who is interested in watching.
 
Edit 3: Thank you for the gold!
 
Edit 4: Here is a little preview for you all. The founding city of /CFB! Home of the /CFB party sub that will be used as a watcher for the game!
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Basement Gym Plan Layout - Dream

Basement Gym Plan Layout - Dream

Dream Basement Gym Layout

Here is my dream home gym layout (basement gym). I've based this on combing through a lot of your postings and making a wish (dream) list. I will be posting pictures soon when I finish painting.
I am using the free layout tool from BH fitness called "Room Planner". Here is a link:
https://bhnorth.icovia.com/icovia.aspx
Note: You need a browser that can support Flash. I downloaded Firefox for this. I don't think Chrome will work unless there is a plug-in.
What I have so far:
Cardio (Have):
  • Precor EFX546 Elliptical - bought for $100 on craigslist several years ago
  • True CS800 Recumbent - picked up two of these for free from a commercial gym. Rebuilt them with new "intermediate shaft" ball bearings. The two large bearings had both turned to dust for some reason. Kept one, sold the other, used the money to buy more gear.
  • Treadmill (generic Gold's gym brand)
  • Concept 2 Model B - picked this up out of someone's trash near me, literally! Had a missing right foot board, but I bought the parts for it from Concept2, plus replaced the retractor cord as it was a bit worn out. Cleaned it up real nice, it is great for a 30 year old rower
Cardio (Want):
  • Want: Rogue Echo Fan bike. Will probably sell one of the above machines as this a bit too much cardio crap.
Strength (Have):
  • Half-rack with 200-lb selector stack lat pull/low row combo built in. This I bought from a local fitness reseller who upgraded an old high school gym with new equipment. Got it for $200.
  • Rogue Ohio power bar - bought used
  • 310 lbs of Wright Fitness bumpers - bought new
  • Walmart Hex Deadlift bar - $75 new shipped to door.
  • Safety Squat Bar - Generic I bought off craiglist for $50.
  • Walmart WeideCap brand Rubber Hex Dumbbells. Picked up for $0.77/lb new. Have 2 each of 15-40 lbs so far.
  • Hoist (Ironmaster) Adjustable Dumbbell set, 10-75 lbs. Bought off Craigslist for $60.
  • Bowflex 5.1 adjustable dumbbell bench. Bought off Craigslist for $50.
  • Cap Roman Chair. Bought off craigslist for $30. Want to sell and get something more robust.
  • Titan Landmine post. Bought new.
  • Kettle Gyrpz kettleball handle - Bought off Amazon new. Since I have both the hoist adjustable dumbbells and the rubber hex dumbbells, I didn't want a bunch of kettlebells. I just bought this, so no feedback yet.
  • Nautilus NS700X multi-gym with functional trainer. I was mainly looking for functional trainers when I came across this on a facebook marketplace ad It has the multi-function home gym part (lat pull, chest press, pec fly, leg curl, leg extension) plus a separate functional trainer with its own 200 lb weight stack. Bought for $200.
*Ethos Olympic bench (their version of westside bench- built with 11ga 3x3 steel tubing). Bought on sale for $150 at dicks.
Strength (Want):
  • Rep far pad to retrofit Ethos bench. $50
  • Titan Economy H-PND Reverse Hyper. $399
  • 45 deg hyper bench
  • Belt Squat (Rogue Rhino or DIY)
  • Cybex Squat press (not sure it can fit down my stairway...) *Eventually a 3x3 full power rack to upgrade over the half rack.
Other stuff:
  • Storage solution for cable accessories, bands, etc. Looking at the "WallControl" or slot board.
  • Storage solution for the rubber dumbbells. I have leftover bedframe steel, thinking about cutting it up and making a DIY rack. I really like the look of Rep's dumbbell rack though.
  • Rubber flooring -
  • Paint - I'm painting the open i-joists white, and the bare concrete walls a tinted dryloc basement paint/waterproofer.
  • Lighting - I'm thinking can lights or 4 ft LED shop lights
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Preview of the Delaware Handicap, Diana Stakes and more

Saturday, July 13, 2019
Delaware Park
Race: 8 (5:25 PM EST Post)
Delaware Handicap

Elate bounced back to Graded Stakes form when coming from behind to take down the Fleur de Lis at Churchill last time out. This daughter of “King of the (sales) Ring” Medaglia d’Oro was impressive powering past her rivals down the lane while getting the last furlong in a swift :12.1. She has worked well since and she is 2 for 2 on this oval………………..The multiple Graded Stakes winner, yet still underrated Blue Prize was head strong on the first turn of the aforementioned Fleur de Lis last time out and didn’t offer much of an answer when Elate came to her in mid stretch. However, this seven time winner, of over a million bucks, will be making her third start off the layoff in this spot and that 6F work (1:12 flat) was strong, signaling she might be ready to run another big one here………………….Escape Clause is a win machine as her 20 for 30 career record would indicate. This five year old mare gave the mega talented Midnight Bisou all she could handle two starts back and had several excuses in her last (may have bounced slightly off such a tremendous effort and got caught up in a strong early pace). Leave her out of your exotics plays at your own risk…………………….Honorable Mentions: Gotham Gala ran the best race of her life in her initial try on this oval in her last, which is the perennial prep race for this. This $260,000 daughter of Smart Strike figures to be on or near the lead early once again in here and could prove difficult to run down late……………After showing little on the grass last time out, Promise of Spring return to her preferred surface (dirt), where she’s hit the board in 11 of 16 tries.

Saratoga Race Course
Race: 3 (2:10 PM EST Post)
Sanford Stakes
These 2YO races are far and away the toughest to figure. This time of year these horses’ forms are volatile and can improve or go downhill quicker than a hiccup. Of course, having such little info (few races) to go off of is another nightmare. That said, I’ll take By Your Side who ran the last half of a furlong in sub :07 seconds to take his Churchill Downs and racing debut. The way this colt by Constitution came running late makes me think the stretch out in distane here should only help him…………………..Cucina appears to be a huge threat in this spot. After just missing in his debut, this colt beat maidens in the slop while getting 5F in a fleet :58 flat…..looks next best……………..Raging Whiskey is a California invader who broke his maiden by a wide margin in his second career start.

Race: 9 (5:46 PM EST Post)
Diana Stakes
The 2019 Diana is an intriguing race in several levels. First off, it drew yet another small field (six) with four of them trained by Chad Brown. Also, it pits 2018 Older Female Turf Champion Sistercharlie against another one of the better turf fillies in training today in Rushing Fall as well as unbeaten in this country, Homerique with yes you guessed it all three being trained by Brown. All that being said, you can throw a blanket over all three and pick one as they are almost impossible to separate. So much so, I might pass this race.
However, if I change my mind (and I probably will) I would have to stick with Champion Sistercharlie, who capped off a sensational campaign last year with a furious late run to win the BC Filly and Mare Turf. Good looking mare sports an 11-7-3-0 record overall with the elephant in the room being will she be ready as this will be her first start since the Breeders Cup in Nov?....................It might be betting suicide to put Rushing Fall, a mega talented turf filly who is an astounding 9-8-1-0 in her career, in the two slot. Her last race in the Grade: 1 Just a Game Stakes was one of the most impressive races I’ve seen all year long. After cruising through the first five furlong of that race, this filly dropped her head, leveled off and came home the last quarter supersonic :22.2….needless to say, in taking Sistercharlie, this filly scares the daylights out of me………………………………….As I mentioned earlier, Homerique is 2 for 2 since arriving from France. The gray filly by Exchange Rate overcame slows paces in both races, which is one of many telltale since of a quality racehorse. Her speed figure are in the same zip code as her stablemates (the top two) and she should be coming late once again in this spot……………………….Honorable Mentions: The speedy Mitchell Road, who has sports record of 7-5-2-0, merits attention as well. Good looking mare by English Channel should be the one to catch on the turn for home……………………Secret Message won her last two with strong late runs. Steps WAY up here however.

Los Alamitos
Race: 6
Los Alamitos Derby (6:28 PM EST Post)
The 2019 Los Alamitos Derby continues the trend for short fields this weekend as just four are entered. It almost appears as though the race was written for 2018 Two Year Old Champion Game Winner, who makes his first start since his valiant run in the Kentucky Derby. I’m not seeing a way to beat him as he absolutely towers over this field and his work line resembles an Uzi 9 millimeter (non stop “bullet” works). This is probably one of those rare occurrences where you might see a horse go off at 1-20 odds……………………After chasing the talented Visitant, Mucho Gusto and Anothertwistafate, Game Winner stable mate Kingly looks next best by a wide margin…………………..I have to go with Feeling Strong, who won his last and will be breaking out of state bred competition for the first time for the show dough, as my only other choice is a maiden who is 0 for 12 in his career.

Indiana Downs
Race: 8 (9:10 PM EST Post)
Indiana Oaks
Chocolate Kisses has shown very little in her last three but you must note the enormous class drop she is taking in this spot. $410,000 daughter of Candy Ride ran in back to back Grade: 1’s, including the Kentucky Oaks, and had a failed turf experiment in her last. She will be cutting back in distance here and clearly will not be facing anything near was she’s been lately……………..After pulling an 11-1 upset in the Grade: 2 Fair Ground Oaks two starts back, Street Band will also be coming out of the Kentucky Oaks so she too should relish the class drop vs. these………………The rest are rather difficult to separate but I’ll go with Kim K for the show dough. This $335,000 daughter of Will Take Charge seems to have improved greatly from last year, highlighted by ripping off fast early fractions and wiring a $75,000 optional field in her last. What made it more impressive is she broke from the #9 post that day. In this spot, she’ll break from the rail, which is a serious tactical advantage for her and, oh by the way, the #1 post at this meet so far is winning at a 25% rate…………………………..Honorable Mentions: With Dignity has used impressive late runs to win her first two starts. Note how she encountered serious traffic issues down the back side of her last race but yet blew past the early leaders down the lane for the win….Steps up but could easily better this rating……………..If you ignore Blessed Again’s failed turf experiment in her last, you’ll see an impressive maiden breaking win before going on to beat $75,000 optionals by a colossal margin……………….Sweet Diane has yet to be off the board in six career starts, including finishing within shouting distance of Street Band in the Fair Grounds Oaks this past spring.

Race: 9 (10:02 PM EST Post)
Indiana Derby
Mr. Money is sharp as a tack right now. The son of Goldencents won back to back Grade: 3’s by wide margins at Churchill in his last two. Good looking colt’s speed figures are higher and more consistent than these as well…......………Math Wizard is quietly having a very good year, highlighted by finishing less than five lengths behind Tacticus at 65-1 in the Wood Memorial back in April. Since then, he’s faced an improving Laughing Fox and a really improving Owendale and held his own in both. Looks next best………………Fan favorite Long Range Toddy has been in training, and running once a month for the past 10 months now, and on paper, it looks like that brutal schedule is catching up to him. He was overmatched two and three races back but I saw no visible excuses for his disappointing effort in the Ohio Derby at 2-1 odds in his last…………………Honorable Mentions: Although running admirably, Alwaysmining went down in flames as the even money favorite in the Easy Goer at Belmont in his last, further fueling my speculation that he is a vastly different horse anywhere but on his home track (Laurel)…..Find out more about that on Saturday night……………………Gray Magician is not as bad as his 1 for 9 record indicates. Make no mistake, this gray colt has talent. I’m just not sure how much a trip across the world (Dubai) and then running in the most physical race in the country (Kentucky Derby) less than five weeks later, has taken out of him……………………….. I love Roiland’s running style. Although somewhat inconsistent with it, he possesses a big closing kick which is always fun to watch. Listen, if he gets a nuclear meltdown type early pace, stranger things have happened………………….If, and that a big “if”, Frolic More can handle the class rise, he could be a menace in here as he is clearly in career best form right now.

By: Gerard Apadula
Director of Equine Operations and Development
Knights of the Round Stable Thoroughbred Racing Team
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
2019- Record: 43-124 = 35%
2018- Record: 107-261= 41%
2017- Record: 92-235 = 39%
2016- Record: 91-229 = 40%
2015- Record: 67-180 = 37%
2014- Record: 29-73 = 40%
2013- Record: 20-59= 34%
2012 -Record: 24-73= 33%
2011 –Record: N/A
2010- Record: 24-74= 33%

Little Bets N’ Pieces:
**** In the “about freaking time” category Colonial Downs Group/owners announced plans to name its turf course after the immortal Secretariat.
Secretariat was born at Meadow Stable in Doswell, Va., in 1970. He became a global phenomenon after his tour de force 1973 Triple Crown win while setting track records in all three of the classic races.
The Secretariat Turf Course will be ready when Colonial Downs opens for live racing Aug. 8. The partnership is part of an agreement with the Tweedy family, who owned him while on the track, and Secretariat.com that also will feature an annual Secretariat Day at the racetrack as well.
"Colonial Downs is thrilled to partner with the Tweedy family and spotlight one of Virginia racing's brightest stars, who was foaled less than 50 miles from our own gates," said Jill Byrne, Colonial Downs Vice President of Racing operations. "Secretariat's enduring legacy continues to reverberate with new generations of fans, and it is only fitting that Colonial Downs recognizes this native son of the Commonwealth."
"My family and I are excited that live racing has returned to Virginia and that we can contribute by sharing the legacy of Secretariat." said Kate Chenery Tweedy, daughter of Penny Chenery. "The Secretariat Turf Course will no doubt witness great racing contests, something my mother and my grandfather would have especially loved to see. Our family also applauds Colonial Downs for their efforts to engage existing horse lovers and generate new racing fans."
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MeWe: A trip report

Among the more frequently mentioned G+ alternatives at the Google+ Mass Migration community, and others, is MeWe with over 250 mentions. The site bills itself as "The Next-Gen Social Network" and the "anti-Facebook": "No Ads, No Political Bias, No Spyware. NO BS. It is headed by professed Libertarian CEO Mark Weinstein.
As the site reveals no public user-generated content to non-members, it's necessary to create an account in order to get a full impression. I thought I'd provide an overview based on recent explorations.
This report leads of with background on the company, though readers may find the report and analysis of specific groups on the site of interest.

Leadership

Founder & CEO Mark Weinstein.
Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Jonathan Wolfe (no longer with company).
Weinstein previously founded SuperFamily and SuperFriends, "at the turn of the millennium". Weinstein's MeWe biography lists articles published by The Mirror (UK), Huffington Post, USA Today, InfoSecurity Magazine, Dark Reading, and the Nation. His media appearances include MarketWatch, PBS, Fox News, and CNN. He's also the author of several personal-success books.
His Crunchbase bio is a repeat of the MeWe content.

Advisory Board

Ownership & Investment

MeWe is the dba of Sgrouples, a private for-profit early-stage venture company based in Los Angeles, though with a Mountain View HQ and mailing address, 11-50 employees, with $10m in funding over five rounds, and a $20m valuation as of 2016.
Sgrouples, Inc., dba MeWe Trust & Safety - Legal Policy c/o Fenwick West 801 California Street Mountain View, CA 94041
Crunchbase Profile.
Founded: 2012 (source)
Secured $1.2M in seed funding in 2014.
2016 valuation: $20m (source]
Backers:
Despite the business address, the company claims to be based in Los Angeles County, California and is described by the Los Angeles Business Journal as a Culver City, CA, company.

Business

Policy

In an August 6, 2018 Twitter post, Weinstein promotes MeWe writing:
Do you have friends still on Facebook? Share this link with them about Facebook wanting their banking information - tell them to move to MeWe now! No Ads. No Spyware. No Political Agenda. No Bias Algorithms. No Shadow Banning. No Facial Recognition.
MeWe provide several policy-related links on the site:
Highlights of these follow.

Privacy

The privacy policy addresses:

Terms of Service

The ToS addresses:
Effective: November 6, 2018.

FAQ

The FAQ addresses:

Values

This emphasises that people are social cratures and private people by right. The service offers the power of self expression under an umbrella of safety. It notes that our innermost thoughts require privacy.
Under "We aspire...":
MeWe is here to empower and enrich your world. We challenge the status quo by making privacy, respect, and safety the foundations of an innovatively designed, easy-to-use social experience.
Totalling 182 words.

Privacy Bill of Rights

A ten-item statement of principles (possibly inspired by another document, it might appear):
  1. You own your personal information & content. It is explicitly not ours.
  2. You will never receive a targeted advertisement or 3rd party content based on what you do or say online. We think that's creepy.
  3. You see every post in timeline order from your friends, family & groups. We do not manipulate, filter, or change the order of your content or what you see.
  4. Permissions & privacy are your rights. You control them.
  5. You control who can access your content.
  6. You control what, if anything, others can see in member searches.
  7. Your privacy means we do not share your personal information with anyone.
  8. Your emojis are for you and your friends. We do not monitor or mine your data.
  9. Your face is your business. We do not use facial recognition technology.
  10. You have the right to delete your account and take your content with you at any time.

Press

There are a few mentions of MeWe in the press, some listed on the company's website, others via web search.

Self-reported articles

The following articles are linked directly from MeWe's Press page:
The page also lists a "Privacy Revolution Required Reading" list of 20 articles all addressing Facebook privacy gaffes in the mainstream press (Wired, TechCrunch, Fortune, Gizmodo, The Guardian, etc.).
There are further self-reported mentions in several of the company's PR releases over the years.

Other mentions

A DuckDuckGo search produces several other press mentions, including:

Technology

This section is a basic rundown of the user-visible site technology.

Mobile Web

The site is not natively accessible from a mobile Web browser as it is overlayed with a promotion for the mobile application instead. Selecting "Desktop View" in most mobile browsers should allow browser-based access.

Mobile App

There are both Android and iOS apps for MeWe. I've used neither of these, though the App store entries note:
Crunchbase cites 209,220 mobile downloads over the past 30 days (via Apptopia), an 80.78% monthly growth rate, from Google Play.

Desktop Web

Either selecting "View Desktop" or navigating with a Desktop browser to https://www.mewe.com your are presented with a registration screen, with the "About", "Privacy Bill of Rights", "MeWe Challenge", and a language selector across the top of the page. Information requested are first and last name, phone or email, and a password. Pseudonymous identities are permitted, though this isn't noted on the login screen. Returning members can use the "Member Log In" button.
The uMatrix Firefox extension reveals no third-party content: all page elements are served from mewe.com, img.mewe.com, cdn.mewe.com, or ws.mewe.com. (In subsequent browsing, you may find third-party plugins from, for example, YouTube, for videos, or Giphy, for animated GIFs.)
The web front-end is nginx. The site uses SSL v3, issued by DigiCert Inc. to Sgrouples, Inc.

Onboarding

The onboarding experience is stark. There is no default content presented. A set of unidentified icons spans the top of the screen, these turn out to be Home, Chats, Groups, Pages, and Events. New users have to, somehow, find groups or people to connect with, and there's little guidance as to how to do this.

Interface

Generally there is a three panel view, with left- and right-hand sidebars of largely navigational or status information, and a central panel with main content. There are also pop-up elements for chats, an omnipresent feature of the site.
Controls display labels on some devices and/or resolutions. Controls do not provide tooltips for navigational aid.

Features

Among the touted features of MeWe are:

Community

A key aspect of any social network is its community. Some of the available or ascertained information on this follows.

Size

Weinstein claims a "million+ following inside MeWe.com" on Twitter.
The largest visible groups appear to have a maximum of around 15,000 members , for "Awesome gifs". "Clean Comedy" rates 13,350, and the largest open political groups, 11,000+ members.
This compares to Google+ which has a staggering, though Android-registrations-inflated 3.3 billion profiles, and 7.9 million communities, though the largest of these come in at under 10 million members. It's likely that MeWe's membership is on the whole more more active than Google+'s, where generally-visible posting activity was limited to just over 9% of all profiles, and the active user base was well under 1% of the total nominal population.

Active Users

MeWe do not publish active users (e.g., MUA / monthly active users) statistics.

Groups

MeWe is principally a group-oriented discussion site -- interactions take place either between individuals or within group contexts. Virtually all discovery is group-oriented. The selection and dynamics of groups on the site will likely strongly affect user experience, so exploring the available groups and their characteristics is of interest.
"MeWe has over 60,000 open groups" according to its FAQ.
The Open groups -- visible to any registered MeWe user, though not to the general public Web -- are browsable, though sections and topics must be expanded to view the contents: an overview isn't immediately accessible. We provide a taste here.
A selection of ten featured topics spans the top of the browser. As I view these, they are:
Specific groups may appear in multiple categories.
The top Groups within these topics have, variously, 15,482, 7,738, 15,482 (dupe), 7,745, 8,223, 8,220, 1,713, 9,527, 2,716, and 1,516 members. Listings scroll at length -- the Music topic has 234 Groups, ranging in size from 5 to 5,738 members, with a median of 59, mean of 311.4, and a 90%ile of 743.5.
Below this is a grid of topics, 122 in all, ranging from Activism to Wellness, and including among them. A selected sample of these topics, with top groups listed members in (parens), follows:
To be clear: whilst I've not included every topic, I've sampled a majority of them above, and listed not an arbitrary selection, but the top few Groups under each topic.

Google+ Groups

The Google Plus expats group seems the most active of these by far.

Political Groups

It's curious that MeWe make a specific point in their FAQ that:
At MeWe we have absolutely no political agenda and we have a very straightforward Terms of Service. MeWe is for all law-abiding people everywhere in the world, regardless of political, ethnic, religious, sexual, and other preferences.
There are 403 political groups on MeWe. I won't list them all here, but the first 100 or so give a pretty clear idea of flavour. Again, membership is in (parentheses). Note that half the total political Groups memberships are in the first 21 groups listed here, the first 6 are 25% of the total.
  1. Donald J. Trump 2016 - Present (11486)
  2. The Conservative's Hangout (8345)
  3. Qanon Follow The White Rabbit (5600)
  4. Drain The Swamp (4978)
  5. Libertarians (4528)
  6. United We Stand Trump2020 (4216)
  7. The Right To Self Defense (3757)
  8. Alternative Media (3711)
  9. Hardcore Conservative Patriots for Trump (3192)
  10. Bastket Of Deplorables4Trump! (3032)
  11. Return of the Republic (2509)
  12. Infowars Chat Room Unofficial (2159)
  13. Donald Trump Our President 2017-2025 (2033)
  14. Berners for Progress (1963)
  15. Sean Hannity Fans (1901)
  16. The American Conservative (1839)
  17. I Am The NRA (1704)
  18. Tucker Carlson Fox News (1645)
  19. We Love Donald Trump (1611)
  20. MAGA - Make America Great Again (1512)
  21. Q (1396)
  22. ClashDaily.com (1384)
  23. news from the front (1337)
  24. Basket of Deplorables (1317)
  25. Payton's Park Bench (1283)
  26. Convention of States (1282)
  27. Britons For Brexit (1186)
  28. MoJo 5.0 Radio (1180)
  29. MeWe Free Press (1119)
  30. The Constitutionally Elite (1110)
  31. Libertarian (1097)
  32. WOMEN FOR PRESIDENT TRUMP (1032)
  33. AMERICANS AGAINST ISIS and OTHER ENEMIES (943)
  34. #WalkAway Campaign (894)
  35. ALEX JONES (877)
  36. The Lion Is Awake ! (854)
  37. We Support Donald Trump! (810)
  38. The Stratosphere Lounge (789)
  39. TRUMP-USA-HANDS OFF OUR PRESIDENT (767)
  40. Official Tea Party USA (749)
  41. Mojo50 Jackholes (739)
  42. Yes Scotland (697)
  43. "WE THE DEPLORABLE" - MOVE ON SNOWFLAKE! (688)
  44. Judge Jeanine Pirro Fans (671)
  45. Anarcho-Capitalism (658)
  46. Ted Cruz for President (650)
  47. No Lapdog Media (647)
  48. Q Chatter (647)
  49. Daily Brexit (636)
  50. Tucker Carlson Fox News (601)
  51. The Trumps Storm Group (600)
  52. QAnon-Patriots WWG1WGA (598)
  53. 100% American (569)
  54. Ladies For Donald Trump (566)
  55. Deep State (560)
  56. In the Name of Liberty (557)
  57. Material Planet (555)
  58. WikiUnderground (555)
  59. Trump NRA Free Speech Patriots on MeWe Gab.ai etc (546)
  60. Magna Carta Group (520)
  61. Constitutional Conservatives (506)
  62. Question Everything (503)
  63. Conspiracy Research (500)
  64. Bill O'Reilly Fans (481)
  65. Conservative Misfit's (479)
  66. Canadian politics (478)
  67. Anarchism (464)
  68. HARDCORE DEPLORABLES (454)
  69. Deplorable (450)
  70. Tampa Bay Trump Club (445)
  71. UK Politics (430)
  72. Bongino Fan Page (429)
  73. Radical Conservatives (429)
  74. RESIST THE RESISTANCE (419)
  75. The Deplorables (409)
  76. America's Freedom Fighters (401)
  77. Politically Incorrect & Proud (399)
  78. CONSERVATIVES FOR AMERICA ! (385)
  79. Political satire (383)
  80. RISE OF THE RIGHT (371)
  81. UK Sovereignty,Independence,Democracy -Everlasting (366)
  82. The Patriots Voting Coalition (359)
  83. End The Insanity (349)
  84. Coming American Civil War! (345)
  85. Constitutional Conservatives (343)
  86. United Nations Watch (342)
  87. A Revival Of The Critical Thinking Union (337)
  88. The New Libertarian (335)
  89. Libertarian Party (official ) (333)
  90. DDS United (Duterte Die-hard Supporters) (332)
  91. American Conservative Veterans (331)
  92. Anarchism/Agorism/Voluntaryism (328)
  93. America Needs Donald Trump (326)
  94. The UKIP Debating Society (321)
  95. Coalition For Trump (310)
  96. Egalitarianism (306)
  97. FRIENDS THAT LIKE JILL STEIN AND THE GREEN PARTY (292)
  98. 2nd Amendment (287)
  99. Never Forget #SethRich (286)
  100. Green Party Supporters 2020 (283)
It seems there is relatively little representation from the left wing, or even the centre, of the political spectrum. A case-insensitive match for "liberal" turns up:
Mainstream political parties are little represented, though again, the balance seems skewed searching on "(democrat|republic|gop)":
The terms "left" and "right" provide a few matches, not all strictly political-axis aligned:
Socialism and Communism also warrant a few mentions:
And there are some references to green, laboulabor parties:

Conclusion

Whilst there may not be a political agenda, there does appear to be at least a slight political bias to the site. And a distinctive skew on many other topical subjects.
Those seeking new homes online may wish to take this into account.

Updates

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