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Yeah it’s a different sort of process than the traditional ice cream maker - you start with a frozen mass instead of starting with liquid. Allows for more mix-ins and such. Lot of tutorials and recipes online to get started. I make a lot of higher protein stuff and it’s delicious.

Thanks to 2-3 posters this thread, that was supposed to be about a child and not Jim Kelly, is trashed. If anybody wants to start another thread, those 2-3 posters are directly invited to stay out of it.

I will add one thought of warning, if you move to FL, which has many great attributes, I recommend the ability to have a pool during the summer or mainly travel during the summer. It has been 90+ degrees for like a month straight and even I am going nuts on having to finish my walk by 8 am each day.

What turns right but never left?

That's also because Ohio has a private football culture Go to Texas 90% of the teams that are the best are all public Ohio is known for large private schools and sports like Saint Xavier... Texas is known for public school football that have 15 division one players on one team Western New York puts out more division 1 football prospects then some states in total

Don't ever apologize for a Pun I get what you are saying, but Uber rides, food, physical therapists as rent really a competitive advantage. Not compared to his knowledge for the game when it comes to practice, play on etc.. He can't help every school, but if he can help one, I say do it. Kids need all the support they can get in 2025. Some coaches are better than others, but there's lessons in that for those kids as well

Fav flavor- Lib tears. About the food deserts- the shoplifting by the residents in the area is so bad, they can't stay open.

Plus, he was probably doing more than he publicly admitted to.

I get it, though. The article references "placating the rules are rules crowd..." but i'm going to assume that the school that Bridgewater coaches at isn't the only poor school in that league. From the other (potentially poor) school's perspectives, competing against another school that has an NFL QB as its coach is bad enough, but to have that coach dumping money into its program in a way that violates the rules for fair competition is a bridge too far. (sorry for the pun...)

Yeah I mean I want to make fun of this because it’s the Jets but the kid is elite. Absolute stud with trash QBs and organization. He is the best player on the team

I get what you're saying but guess what the Catholic schools in Western New York recruit also We're not Delaware lol Might not have teams with 20 division one football players like Texas But there is football talent and we send a lot of kids FBS and FCS And you have a little hyperbole saint Xavier's holds like 10,000... I've had season tickets at UB for 26 years and they absolutely bring 15 20,000

Summer is the King for me....warm weather, pools, BBQ's, golf, outdoor concerts, the childhood memories of having summer vacation

The Bills team in 2018 was bad, Josh basically willed the team to 5 of the wins. Josh made Robert Foster look like an NFL receiver because even as a rookie, in spite of looking a lot worse on paper than he did on the field, Josh was already a difference maker. The O-line was a total mess, resulting from the losses of both Wood & Incognito. Losing those 2 guys made a big difference from 2017 to 2018. Our WR corps were a bunch of dregs both seasons after losing Woods & dumping Watkins before the 2017 season. Beane understood how bad things were in 2018 & revamped the O-line & WRs. Unfortunately, in revamping the O-line he ended up dumping Teller in favor of Feliciano, but no GM is perfect. Basically, we have a difference of opinion because I don't believe you can ruin a talented QB unless you do something that gets the guy a career threatening injury. I know a lot of people believe in the ruin a QB theory, but you'll never convince me of that theory. I believe more bad QBs ruin their coaches than the other way around. Bad scouting is the reason for busts at QB a lot more than bad coaching or bad rosters.

Not a conspiracy. Just what life really is like...

WNY doesn't count in HS football. I really had no idea how big it could be until I moved to Ohio. A St. X game on Friday night gets more fans than a UB game on Saturday. And even that's nothing compared to Texas and Florida. And the Catholic schools here recruit. Every good 8th grade player in a public school that is not Wyoming or Colerain will end up at St. X, LaSalle, Elder, or Moeller with an "academic scholarship." Alumni demand wins and will pay for them.

Exactly. Seems that way. It's a shame, as I'm sure the kids lose, which is sad since people involved in education are the ones crying foul most likely

WTF are the rest of you allowing to happen to your states?

The pirates favorite letter is “R” (arrrgh)

My assumption is that it's a district policy in that system. There's a similar policy in place where my wife teaches, and my kids go to school-- sports programs have to stay within their district budgets. It's aimed at keeping the schools in wealthier areas from buying an unfair advantage.

How do you use it? Can it make a bunch of different ice creams with chocolate chips and the like?

We afforded Diggs and Josh for 4 seasons and really a 5th with his dead cap hit.

No one’s promised an easy road—there is a promise of support to make it through the storms however…and I think the Kelly fam would tell you it’s helped them get through the worst of times before this. But this is a very personal thing/subtopic.

Thank you for taking an interest. Very thoughtful. Bio males? You mean transwomen. They are women, you know.

Because the person I quoted said that since Bridgewater was doing this at an inner city school that he must have been turned in by private and Catholic schools with more money to mess up his program My rebuttal was the best program in Buffalo is an inner-city program that canisius can't take the prospects away I don't think this is because he's at an inner city school.. if he did this at a Catholic school he would still be suspended

Perhaps I'm missing the obvious connection but how does the Bennett situation that you describe relate to Bridgewater.