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  1. He’s closer to 6’7 than 6’5. He can play some 4 in small ball lineups but he’s not a traditional power forward.
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  2. I think the kid has a high upside but he is 6’4. Cross can play a position that he can’t. I just like Cross’s size and toughness a bit more but certainly nothing wrong with this kids game. I mean we already landed Leal, Franklin, and Galloway I’m not sure who loses their minutes there. In a vacuum I’d say sure...but for what we need Cross I think is the better fit.
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  3. I find weather events and climate interesting too. I remember one spring break in April, I think in 1993 or 94 where it snowed enough to build an igloo. Also have had hunting seasons with temps in the 70's and 80's. I'm not sure if weather/climate swings are any more abnormal. Technically, until the next ice age, we will be in a warming trend. Depending on what one believes, humans have existed for roughly 30,000 years and the industrial revolution started about 220 years ago. Humans have definitely polluted earth but as old as earth is I think it's a stretch to claim climate change is man made. I believe it is just earth doing its thing. We are just around to be able to see it happen.
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  4. I'd like to keep this post for weather news and updates. Not to get off topic, or political, I get what you are saying about the weathe extremes but have to wonder if that is just because of more of a focus by the media. Personally, I remember the blizzards of 67, 77/78, summer temps over 100, cold snap of 30? below around 1990 all in the Chgo area- all happening 30+ years ago. Logic would say those should be more common now. We have a "polar vortex" with temps 0-10 below and it is national news now. I saw a great article not too long ago on the topic that researched this. Can't locate it now but did find this- https://www.longdom.org/open-access/trends-in-extreme-weather-events-since-1900--an-enduring-conundrum-for-wise-policy-advice-2167-0587-1000155.pdf Still not the article I had in mind but this one has some nice graphs on the historical frequency of some weather events-https://www.investors.com/politics/editorials/despite-what-youve-heard-global-warming-isnt-making-weather-more-extreme/ and this one is recent referring specifically to heat waves- https://www.accuweather.com/en/weather-blogs/realimpactofweatherwithdrjoelnmyers/throwing-cold-water-on-extreme-heat-hype/70008963
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  5. Visited Virginia on Friday. His sister is a member of the women's rowing team.
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