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2023.05.28 02:32 AutoNewspaperAdmin [Sports] - Notre Dame men’s lacrosse upsets Virginia in OT, 13-12, to reach first NCAA title game since 2014 Chicago Tribune

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2023.05.28 02:08 MatchThreadder Match Thread: Chicago Red Stars vs Orlando Pride National Women's Soccer League

90'+2': Chicago Red Stars 1-0 Orlando Pride

Chicago Red Stars scorers: Yuki Nagasato (22')
Venue: SeatGeek Stadium
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Chicago Red Stars
Alyssa Naeher, Tierna Davidson, Tatumn Milazzo, Arin Wright, Casey Krueger, Yuki Nagasato (Cheyna Matthews), Julia Bianchi, Cari Roccaro, Sandra Starke (Ella Stevens), Ava Cook, Bianca St. Georges (Jenna Bike).
Subs: Sophie Jones, Jillienne Aguilera, Allyson Schlegel, Emily Boyd, Amanda Kowalski, Samantha Fisher.
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Orlando Pride
Anna Moorhouse, Emily Madril, Megan Oyster, Kylie Strom (Summer Yates), Haley Hanson, Erika Tymrak (Ally Watt), Kerry Abello, Mikayla Cluff, Messiah Bright (Julie Doyle), Adriana, Marta.
Subs: Viviana Villacorta, Brianna Martínez, Carly Nelson, Celia Jiménez, Tori Hansen, Caitlin Cosme.
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22' Goal! Chicago Red Stars 1, Orlando Pride 0. Yuki Nagasato (Chicago Red Stars) header from the left side of the six yard box to the top left corner. Assisted by Casey Krueger with a cross.
62' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Jenna Bike replaces Bianca St-Georges.
62' Substitution, Orlando Pride. Julie Doyle replaces Messiah Bright.
68' Substitution, Orlando Pride. Ally Watt replaces Erika Tymrak.
74' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Ella Stevens replaces Sandra Starke.
85' Substitution, Orlando Pride. Summer Yates replaces Kylie Strom.
89' Substitution, Chicago Red Stars. Cheyna Matthews replaces Yuki Nagasato.
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2023.05.28 00:25 Entrance-Plenty 28M looking to expand social circle

Hello, I have lived in the Chicago area by Evanston for ~2 years now. I have a small close friend group, that I have had since college, but want to expand that and be more social.
I am into sports (especially college level), history documentaries, movies, etc.
In my free time I generally am a bit introverted and play video games/ watch movies/tv/documentaries but I also play basketball and other sports/go to the gym, and I have wanted to get into lacrosse if I can find a group that plays.
I am really up for trying anything new to expand all my experiences!
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2023.05.27 23:22 UnavailableUsername_ I just don't get these people...

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2023.05.27 22:17 AutoNewspaperAdmin [Sports] - LSU women’s basketball, star Angel Reese celebrate national championship at White House Chicago Tribune

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2023.05.27 17:47 walterherbst JFK, Frank Sinatra, Sam Giancana, and Judith Campbell

JFK, Frank Sinatra, Sam Giancana, and Judith Campbell
In 1960, presidential hopeful John Kennedy was in Las Vegas, and through Frank Sinatra he was introduced to an attractive brunette named Judith Campbell. Sinatra had been introduced to Campbell by Johnny Roselli, who had known her since she was seventeen. The two were close. She was part of the Hollywood/Malibu circuit, somewhere between a “party girl and a trophy-wife-to-be.” And by 1959 she was seeing Frank Sinatra, who liked the idea of possibly having a close friend in the White House, which was how Campbell got to know JFK. It was a setup – Sinatra was told to introduce Campbell to John Kennedy, whose weakness for beautiful young women was well known to the mobsters.
Within a month, JFK and Campbell met again at the Plaza Hotel in New York City. Their relationship lasted roughly two years and involved some seventy phone calls to and from the White House while Kennedy was President. It was a potentially dangerous relationship, for at the same time, Judith Campbell was seeing Sam Giancana while he was involved in the CIA/Mafia plots to kill Castro. Sinatra was also responsible for bringing Campbell and Giancana together in March 1960, shortly after her affair with Kennedy began. Based on what she said years later, Judith was not romantically involved with Giancana. It was her closeness to John F. Kennedy that interested him.
In April 1960, Campbell visited Giancana after stopping in Washington to spend time with Kennedy. She claimed she delivered a payoff to the mobster for help in the upcoming election. There were other occasions where she met with Giancana immediately before or after meeting with JFK, and this continued after Kennedy became President. In August 1961, she had lunch with him at the White House and met with Giancana at the Mayflower Hotel that evening. The obvious implication was she was reporting to Giancana, with the possible intent of blackmailing the President. As Giancana told a group of FBI men at O'Hare Airport in July 1961, "I know all about the Kennedy's... and one of these days...I am going to tell all."
The relationship between Campbell and Giancana took an unexpected turn when Judith Campbell alleged that she became pregnant with Kennedy's baby and had it aborted. It was Giancana to whom she turned for emotional support during this troubling period. If true, John Kennedy had leapt from the frying pan into the fire, for Giancana had a soft spot in his heart for damsels in distress.
On November 7 and 15, 1961, Campbell called the White House, as White House telephone records show. What made these calls particularly suspicious was that on both days she received a call from John Roselli, which suggests she was also reporting to him. Years later, Judith Campbell Exner said, "I feel like I was set up to be the courier. I was a perfect choice because I could come and go without notice, and if noticed, no one would have believed it anyway."
Despite her connection to the mob, even after she was questioned by FBI agents, Kennedy told her not to worry. "They won't do anything to you. And don't worry about Sam. You know he works for us.” However, by December, Giancana and Roselli had tired of the way Robert Kennedy was cracking down on organized crime. The Mafia response was to blame Frank Sinatra. An FBI wiretap picked up Roselli complaining to Giancana: "I said, Frankie, can I ask one question? He says Johnny, I took Sam's name, and wrote it down, and told Bobby Kennedy, this is my buddy, this is what I want you to know, Bob."
Early in 1962, Giancana had a conversation with John D'Arco, a politician from Chicago's First Ward. D'Arco asked, "I heard that the President, when he is in California, is with Sinatra all the time." "He can't get change of a quarter," Giancana replied. "...Well, they got the whip, and they're in office and that's it... So, they're going to knock us guys out of the box and make us defenseless.” Something had to give. For more like this, check out: It Did Not Start With JFK: The Decades of Events That Led to the Assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Frank Sinatra and JFK
Sam Giancana and Sinatra
Judith Campbell
Johnny Roselli
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2023.05.27 15:29 s810 Old Austin Tales: Honey Bee Marshall and the Mystery Grave at Smith Creek - 1900s

Today thanks to a tip from Faraday_Rage, I bring you a ghost story from West Lake Hills, although saying that might be a bit misleading because West Lake Hills is a mid-20th century invention and the events of this story happen mostly before that. There used to be a village called Eanes in that general area full of farmers, ranchers, and cedar choppers before it was subdivided into one of the nicer suburbs.
There was only one bridge for vehicle traffic (besides the train bridge) from Downtown into South Austin before the 1940s. Because of this, the western part of Travis County was separated from the growth of Austin and the eastern part of the county, and remained sort of a wild frontier well after the surrounding lands were settled.
Among the early settlers in that area were two brothers named Alexander and Robert Eanes. There is a historical marker at the intersection of Red Bud Trail and Loop 360 which says the following:
Alexander Eanes (1806-1888) moved to Texas from Mississippi in 1845 and acquired this ranch by 1857. In 1873 he sold the property to his brother, Robert Eanes (1805-1895), who had moved to the area following the Civil War. A log cabin built on the Eanes ranch was the first Eanes school, and the community also assumed the Eanes name. Robert Eanes sold the ranch to his son-in-law, Hudson Boatner Marshall (1862-1951) in 1883. Marshall dismantled the ranch house and moved it to a site adjacent to the nearby creek.
So there was a man named H.B. Marshall who lived on the former Eanes Ranch with his wife Viola (Robert Eanes's daughter) and family.
H.B. Marshall was a Civil War orphan. His mom died shortly after childbirth and his dad died as part of Hood's Brigade. He spent his early life in Austin-area orphanages until he graduated high school at the age of 19. That was when the doctors of the era diagnosed him with "consumption", otherwise known as Tuberculosis today. There was no cure in the 19th century. Afflicted people were told to go live in the country and get some fresh air, and that's exactly what he did.
Lucky for him, HB's dad well fairly well off when he died and left him an inheritance. After he left the orphanage he used this money to buy the ranch from the Eanes family, met and married Viola Eanes, and started a family. Legends say a Mexican folk healer convinced him eating goat meat and drinking goat's milk was an excellent remedy for consumption, and so he raised goats.
The book Eanes Portrait of a Community has this photo of H.B. and Viola and their dog, along a brief biographical bit:
H.B. and Viola Marshall sold honey and butter and raised goats. At one time H.B. was president of the American Goat Association and traveled to Chicago to attend that organization's national convention. There he met and talked with Alexander Graham Bell, Thomas Edison and Henry Ford. In its early days the Ford Motor Company used mohair from goats to make a soft, long-lasting fabric which was used to upholster the seats in its "tin lizzies". H.B. Marshall was one of the company's first mohair suppliers. Later, after Bee Cave Road became a better, more reliable road, Marshall, who was a skilled printer sometimes worked in Austin at that trade.
So HB Marshall and his family were very good at raising goats.
The Marshall Family were also beekeepers. HB liked to be called "Honey Bee" Marshall later in life. He lived the rest of his life on that ranch and died in the 1950s.
Now that you have that little bit of backstory, on with today's tale. The following article appeared on page 21 the Austin American-Statesman on May 16, 1966:
MYSTERY
Old Grave Beside Creek
The mystery of who is buried a shallow grave beside Smith Creek, seven miles southwest of Austin, may never be solved.
With it goes a tale of a robbery and killing said to have occurred more than 60 years ago on the Bee Cave Road.
But at least one story told by a man who died last year sticks in the minds of some residents of the hill country behind Zilker Park.
The man was long-time stock man and World War I veteran John Marshall, who lived out his life on the Eanes-Marshall Ranch seven miles southwest of Austin. His story told him as a child by his father, early Travis County settler and school teacher Hudson Boatner (Honey Bee) Marshall goes something like this:
In the late 19th century, a man from Bee Caves came to Austin with a wagon load of cotton. After selling it, he was returning home when his hired hand killed him and took the money. The slain man was not found for several days, and when he was, he was buried on the spot, several hundred feel off the road.
This is the way Cecil Johnson, of 1500 West Bee Caves remembers the story. He heard it in 1956 when he and his brother-in-law, Elmo Freitag, dug into the grave and found a skeleton. Freitag and Johnson went from where they live to buy a dog killed by a car on the Marshall ranch, Johnson said. "When we found the bones, we were pretty scared," Freitag said. "We went up to the ranch house to tell John Marshall about them." "That's when John told us the story," Johnson recalls. "He said we should cover the bones back up and let the old man rest."
The story was brought to the attention of the American- Statesman by Bruce Marshall of Houston, a nephew of John Marshall and an heir to 10 acres of the old ranch land. Others who lived along Bee Caves Road, or who knew John Marshall, recall hearing him tell the story, but no one contacted so far remembers hearing the story from anyone else.
Sheriff T. O. Lang said he has no records dating back that far, Marshall was born around 1887, and Johnson said the killing and robbery occurred "before John's time."
A check into the archives in the Austin Library's Austin and Travis County Collection reveals a similar crime which occurred in 1871. On Feb. 7 of that year, according to Frank Brown's Annals of Travis County, "an old citizen" named Charles Barnes, who "lived seven miles north of Austin," was killed and robbed after he had come to town and sold a wagon load of hay. He was shot and killed "probably for his money," and his body was found 30 yards from the road, three-fourths of a mile from his dwelling. A $1,000 reward was offered for the criminal, but he was never captured.
This "official" report is quite similar to the story told by John Marshall, but the directions from Austin do not coincide.
There are descendants or a family named Cotton who live in Bee Caves, according to Miss Jessie Roy, former teacher who lives on the Rob Roy Ranch on the Bee Caves Road two miles beyond the Marshall ranch. But she said she never heard of any of them being robbed or killed. Her family moved here in the 1890s.
Conceivably, with the tale handed down by word of mouth for three generations, the name Cotton, and the product "cotton" could have gotten confused. And the Brown report, probably taken from a newspaper account, could have been mistaken about the direction (north or west) from Austin where the crime was committed.
But if the wagon load was cotton instead of hay, the crime would have occurred most likely in October, according to Austin rancher and historian Carl Widen. Widen said in the old days Austin, it usually came from the south and west, from Dripping Springs and Bee Caves, in October, "in time for the circus." "The whole family would come to town with the load of cotton usually one or two bales to a wagon and after it was sold the women bought cloth for dresses and the kids went to see the circus. Then they got back home late that night.
Another hill resident, Charles Roberts, 80, who lives on a creek near the Rob Roy ranch, said he remembered people hauling cotton in trains of three or four wagons pulled by oxen, rather than by horses or mules. And Austin resident Charles Dellana said it used to take at least four mules to pull a wagon load of corn out of the bottoms or "The Narrows" between Bee Caves Road and the Colorado River. He opined that the murder and robbery must have occurred "earlier than 1903."
Besides the Cotton family out Bee Caves way, other family names familiar to those still living are Theodore Bose, Joe Beck, the Freitags, the Teagues, the Simpsons and the Moores. But who is buried beside Smith Creek on the Marshall ranch, how he died, and when he was buried, no one seems to remember.
Well this old story was apparently told far and wide. There was another article on that same day (May 16, 1966) in The Statesman: (h/t/ jbjjbjbb)
Ghost Hunters Have a Go at Ghosting
San Antonians Learn of Murder and Such Things on Austin Ranch
Ghosts, anyone? A strange tale of murder and theft was spottily told Saturday night by a "spirit" who was supposedly in communication with a group of ghost- hunters seven miles southwest of Austin. The ghost hunters, five people from San Antonio, gath ered on the old Marshall Ranch in West Lake Hills with two news reporters. They apparently believed they were communicating with a ghost named Tom Burns.
"Margaret, Margaret, Margaret," the ghost kept repeating through the automatic-writing technique of Mrs. Joan McKee, wife of Don McKee. McKee is manager of the Builders Exchange of Texas, in San Antonio. He and his wife say they are "student" parapsychologists. Spelling out the name of Margaret Owens, Tom Burns said, "She is dead now. She is my love."
The names of Margaret Owens and Tom Burns were interpreted by the McKees from an almost indecipherable scrawl which Mrs. McKee transmitted to sheet after sheet of paper with a pencil, while her husband held her elbow. They were seated at a table in the single upper room of the old Marshall ranch house. With them were this reporter, ranch owner and Houston Post business writer Bruce Marshall, and San Antonio residents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. John Mac-Donald, and Mrs. Mary K. Cook. The only light in the room came from a lantern.
"Burns" said Margaret "Owens" was buried on a mountain top east of the ranch, and had been killed in or near some water. Burns also said he had been killed by three men on a road near the ranch as he was hauling a wagon load of hay. Placing the date at 1904, possibly on a Monday, he said he was shot as he got down off the wagon to move a rock that was in the way.
Although at least two other spirits were supposedly contacted beyond the pale, that of Burns appeared to be the most communicative and the most interesting. It was either Burns, or a ghost named Nathan Anderson who spoke of a John Anderson who came "often" to the ranch to drink "rum from South America" with Robert Eanes.
Eanes, according to Marshall, was the first man in the family to own the ranch property. He died in the 19th century and is buried in a family plot on a hill near the ranch house. Marshall said later there had been a man named John Anderson who was a friend of the Eanes family. Marshall and this reporter have established, from local folklore and from written records, that a man, possibly named Charles Barnes, was killed seven miles from Austin around 1871, after selling a load of ether cotton or hay in town.
There is a grave of an unknown man beside Smith Creek on the Marshal ranch, not far off the Bee Caves Road, which is seven miles from Austin. Neither Marshall nor this reporter have verified that the grave on Smith Creek is the one in which the robbery victim was buried, but the coincidences of the known facts leaves room for speculation that it may be the one.
Burns said he had worked for a man named Cotton Roberts, and that Roberts had worked for a man possibly named Mitchell Treadwell. The name of Treadwell first came to the attention of the group when MacDonald, a former announcer for KONO-TV, fell into a trance through what was called auto-hypnosis. He said he got the name from a ghost present in the room, and that he also received "an impression" of the dates 1890 to 1901. Marshall later disclosed that the old ranch house had been built sometime between 1890 and 1905.
The name "Mitchell" was written on the paper when one of the persons asked aloud, "Does the name Treadwell mean anything to you?" Burns also spoke of his mother, naming her variously Mary Markham, Marstur, Masters and Markem, who he said had been sick in a barn and subsequently died.
Mention was made of a bearded man who wore a big hat and was deaf in one ear, of a box buried beneath a barn, and of wild mohair goats. Marshall said the last man to live on the ranch, his late uncle John Marshall, found a hole on the ranch about 30 years ago where a box apparently had been buried. This was when Miriam A. Ferguson was governor of Texas, he said.
He also said a bearded deaf man had once been a ranch hand there and that John Marshall's father, H. B. Marshall, had raised Angora goats on the ranch. Burns said Roberts had buried the box, and he (Burns) had dug it up. "Money means death," came the scrawled message on the paper.
Two of the most dramatic events of the evening occurred when the McKees tried to communicate with a ghost named "Robert" Both of them believed the ghost to be that of Robert Eanes, whom they described as having a very powerful, domineering personality. Mrs. McKee broke down and could write no more after transcribing the words, "My time is up now. Many have come but nobody will listen." Later McKee tried to communicate, and apparently went into a trance after receiving the word "yes" to the question of whether "Robert" had been born in July.
Just before McKee went into a trance, Marshall and this reporter were curious to notice that a strong wind the only one noticed during the entire night rattled the eaves of the house for about a minute.
The time was shortly after midnight Mrs. Cook, who writes radio and TV commercials, took down the following from McKee's barely audible words: "I have many children. I am as Abraham I shan't stay around where my people don't want me. It is dark. Darkness is in the land. We shall bring light."
Further efforts to communicate with "Robert" failed. After this incident, the "ghosts" seemed to leave the parapsychologists and their fellow delvers into ESP (extra-sensory perception).
A long vigil at the family cemetery until almost dawn proved fruitless. Gibson, sales manager for Pratt and Lambert varnish makers, whose supposedly "haunted" house in San Antonio was the subject of a Houston Post story several months ago, conceded with high good humor that he had seen no ghosts Saturday night "But Robert was around," he affirmed confidently.
Marshall and this reporter scratched their heads, totaling up the number of "unexplainable coincidences" which made the night at least a little provocative if not downright exciting. It would take a patient historian to check the names listed. As for the "ghosts" well, who knows?
H.B. Marshall had a son named John and he in turn had a son named Bruce. Bruce Marshall was an artist who spent most of his time in Houston but moved back to the family ranch in 1974. Marshall recounted the story of the 1966 ghost hunt in this 1983 article:
THE SEARCH FOR ghosts is not uncommon with visitors to the Marshall Ranch off Loop 360 South. It is the home of artist Bruce Marshall and his family and nine ghosts, those of seven people and two horses.
Marshall studio and gallery is a restored, pre-Civil War ancestral home located next to the family residence. Parapsychologists visited the building in 1966 and declared it to be haunted by a man who was attacked, shot and killed near the original entrance of the ranch. The ghost of the dead man, whose unmarked grave is still on the ranch, reportedly told the ghosts hunters about his fate. The ghost also admitted that he had committed murder, killing a woman named Margaret by drowning her.
There are two creeks near the ranchhouse that are the source of several other ghost stories.
"SUPPOSEDLY ONE GHOST walks the creek towards Eanes (Elementary) school calling for someone," said Marshall. "There were some kids camping near the creek about six months ago, they heard dogs barking and the noise of a wagon drawn by horses. The wagon has no driver and follows an old road which used to connect to Bee Cave Road."
Marshall said his family tries to play down the ghosts tales surrounding his homestead. "If we really become convinced that we're haunted, we really lose our enjoyment of the place. People seeking ghosts out here are very unwelcome," he said. "If there are such things, they don't bother me. They like me. They probably feel that if I go, the house goes, the property changes, and they're evicted.
In 1999 Marshall sold the house and the ranch to The Eanes Historical Society, who moved it next to the current location of Eanes Elementary School, where it has become the home of the EHS and serves as a small museum today.
So who is in the mystery grave at Smith Creek? I found one lead.
Back in February of 1916 a 20-year-old man named Albert Cook had an unfortunate accident and was killed. The Statesman reported it like so:
While setting a wolf trap on the Marshall goat ranch, eight miles from Austin, Alfred Lee Cook, 20 years old, accidentally shot and killed himself at 8:30 Friday morning, a charge of buck-shot from the left barrel of a double-barrelled shotgun entering his abdomen.
Cook was a laborer on the Marshall ranch, near Summitt. Early Friday morning he attempted to set a steel trap for wolves. He was carrying a shotgun and was accompanied by two small boys.
Setting his shotgun, both barrels of which were loaded, against a bush, he advanced to the trap. The gun fell across his path and he shoved it aside. As he did so, in some way the left barrel of the gun was discharged, the entire charge taking effect in his abdomen at short range and badly lacerating his body. Death was almost Instantaneous.
Justice of the Peace George W. Mendell, Deputy Sheriff Jim McCoy and Deputy Constable Matt Turner went to Summitt this morning for the Inquest. Justlce Mendell rendered a verdict of accidental shooting. The name of one surviving relative was reported to the Justice of the ponce, being Mrs. Rebecca Ann Brown, mother of the young man
Is this the person in the grave? I can't say for sure without DNA testing, but poor Mr. Cook might be the best candidate.
Time is short and space is long today so I'll leave it there. The Eanes-Marshall house today is called the Eanes History Center, and sits next to Eanes Elementary School at 4101 Bee Caves Rd. Bonus Items to follow:
Bonus Pic #1 - Photograph of Bruce Marshall standing next to the graves of his ancestors in Eanes-Marshall Cemetery - unknown date (mid 1970s?)
Bonus Pic #2 - "Photograph of Bruce Marshall and Dorothy Depwe in the Eanes-Marshall Cemetary looking down at a tombstone." - unknown date (mid 1970s?)
Bonus Video #1 - Eanes History: HB Marshall (from Eanes History Center)
Bonus Video #2 - Eanes History: HB Marshall Ranch House Tour (from Eanes History Center)
Bonus Article #1 - Masons BBQ meet at The Marshall Ranch - November 17, 1919
Bonus Article #2 - "Better watch out! Spirits on the prowl!" - May 14, 1966
Bonus book excerpt? - Notes from an interview with Earl Short (a reformed bootlegger), in which he mentions he saw H.B. and John Marshall setting up a soda stand one Election Day after he bribed some illiterate people for their votes.
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2023.05.27 13:11 skittlesonme Beer cheers!!

I dislike ice cold drinks tbh, that weird?
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2023.05.27 05:36 nightcana Happily watching amazon prime for the last couple days, when suddenly, everything is unavailable.

Happily watching amazon prime for the last couple days, when suddenly, everything is unavailable.
Tried using the call back help function, only to be repeatedly hung up on. App is updated, account is paid up, nothing wrong with my internet. It was working fine, finished an episode, then the whole app says ‘video unavailable’.
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2023.05.27 03:42 AutoNewspaperAdmin [Sports] - Northwestern women’s lacrosse will play for its 8th NCAA title — and 1st since 2012 — after beating Denver in the Final Four Chicago Tribune

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2023.05.27 03:30 AutoNewsAdmin [Sports] - Northwestern women’s lacrosse will play for its 8th NCAA title — and 1st since 2012 — after beating Denver in the Final Four

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2023.05.27 01:50 ILikeAClap 41 [M4F] #Chicago

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So I’m sure you have probably seen my post sometime in the last few months. I have been searching for my person and have been posting here hoping I might get lucky and find them. So far that hasn’t happened but I’m going to keep on searching. What I’ve learned is the majority of people that respond to my post don’t actually read the post so I’m going to move some things around to hopefully cut down on the amount of messages coming in.
I don’t really have a type. What’s important to me is the connection. I do have a few deal breakers though so I’m putting them at the top so hopefully more people read them before sending me a message. I’m not interested in women with kids regardless of their age. It’s nothing personal, just a preference. I’m also not interested in a long distance relationship. Anything further than 2 hours from Chicago is not realistic for me. Please be at least 30 years old. Any younger than that and it makes me feel creepy. I have a weakness for kind eyes, nice skin/hair and a nice round bottom.
Im not looking for someone who is perfect because I don’t know that perfect exists. We are all on a constant journey of being better versions of ourselves. I do ask that you have some kind of idea what you want from life though.
I really am looking for my person. Someone who will be there for me, who will support me, who encourages growth and grows with me. My best friend, someone that I share everything with and who can excite me with a single morning text. Someone kind, sincere, empathic and genuine. My person. I think deep down we’re all looking for that so let me tell you a little about myself.
Some of my interests include trails, movies (Horror and Marvel mostly), cooking, volunteering, road trips and camping, though I’m total beginner at camping haha. Would really love to get into it more. Really love any activity outdoors to be honest. Though I’m down for days inside too, great to have a balance. Would love to find someone to cook meals fowith. Also, I’m always open to try new things! I would much rather do an activity then do typical drinks/dinner. 420 friendly.
Some more about me since I get a lot of the same questions. Yes, I have a career and support myself. I also own a home and a car. I have a full head of hair, I just wears hats a lot because I started going grey at age 20. I would like to start a family of my own some day if I met the right person, I just don’t want to raise someone else’s kid.
Some of the pros that come with being my person include but are not limited to….
1- I will absolutely support you, encourage you, help you grow and all the things I ask of in a partner + I give good hugs 😊
2- I generate a lot of body heat naturally so if you run cold I’m a great cuddler
3- I give good massages
4- I’ll make sure to tell you how I feel about you daily 😊
5- I make really good BBQ pork tacos
6- I say what I mean and mean what I say. I don’t play games
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2023.05.27 01:20 ryu289 Someone has a persecution fetish...

From here:
Genuinely though, why do you, kajm, and other right wingers devote so much energy to being angry at groups who didn't do anything? There isn't any reason to generalize and broadly dislike immigrants or gays or trans people or homeless people or any other kind of people, but as soon as an authority figure on the news claims that they're all criminals, or perverts, or lazy slobs, you seem eager to believe it without actually knowing many of them in real life. Literally all my interactions with you guys have been a desperate attempt to turn you around and help you see that you're vilifying the wrong people for fictionalized and exaggerated reasons, and I don't understand why you're resistant. Don't you just naturally want to love and respect everyone? Isn't that the default drive? Don't you have to go out of your way to CHOOSE to believe whole groups of people are against you or doing something nefarious? Is the "evidence" for those claims not always totally insane and ridiculous?
So apparently calling people racist and send them death threats for point out obvious facts some of which come from left wing science like Diversity being bad for community building and the countless acts of sexual assault by trans people or how sex offenders use trans as a means to avoid criminal punishment is all just bigotry. In all the communist punk who said this is just saying it to be the victim in their own mind because they were thoroughly debunked again.
Your first link isn't even in English. And the title translates to "Social cohesion remains strong in Sweden", which matches elsewhere.
You ignore rapes on the right, and when it comes to trans people you get correlation and causation
Likewise your link shows the perp not getting a reduced sentence for being trans which is related to a lot of lies, putting people at risk. Trans people don't get any better treatment in jail, and end up disproportionately targeted & victimized.
Mind you no one on the right hates immigrants we are just fighting the wave after wave of illegal aliens you love so much until they come to your cities then you hate them as much as you claim other people do. I mean shit Martha's Vineyard a sanctuary city used military troops to round up 50 people. I mean if these smug lefties care so much for the poor then why did you execute a poor person? In all this is the smug delusions of the left because they care when told to care they are better than people who prove them wrong.
How is the last link the fault of leftists? Like the right don't kill and murder migrants: https://www.alternet.org/2012/07/how_the_brutal_murders_of_a_little_girl_and_her_father_doomed_the_xenophobic_minuteman_movement https://theintercept.com/2019/05/18/border-militia-texas-mexico-guardian-patriots/ And as for those 50 migrants they were given the housing that Ron Desantis lied to them about. Given humane treatment the GOP tried to deny then
Side note: how many times are people in your side accuse trans people of crimes: https://transsafety.network/posts/shelter-murder-fake-news/ https://www.businessinsider.com/texas-shooting-uvalde-paul-gosar-touts-false-claim-transgender-woman-2022-5?amp https://www.advocate.com/crime/shocking-paul-pelosi-attack-video https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/12/experts-say-avoid-playing-suspected-club-q-shooters-game-non-binary-identity/ https://www.mediamatters.org/4chan/4chan-anti-trans-hoax-about-trans-day-vengeance-spread-twitter-various-right-wing-figures
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2023.05.26 21:24 ILikeAClap 41 [M4F] Chicago - Looking for love

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So I’m sure you have probably seen my post sometime in the last few months. I have been searching for my person and have been posting here hoping I might get lucky and find them. So far that hasn’t happened but I’m going to keep on searching. What I’ve learned is the majority of people that respond to my post don’t actually read the post so I’m going to move some things around to hopefully cut down on the amount of messages coming in.
I don’t really have a type. What’s important to me is the connection. I do have a few deal breakers though so I’m putting them at the top so hopefully more people read them before sending me a message. I’m not interested in women with kids regardless of their age. It’s nothing personal, just a preference. I’m also not interested in a long distance relationship. Anything further than 2 hours from Chicago is not realistic for me. Please be at least 30 years old. Any younger than that and it makes me feel creepy. I have a weakness for kind eyes, nice skin/hair and a nice round bottom.
Im not looking for someone who is perfect because I don’t know that perfect exists. We are all on a constant journey of being better versions of ourselves. I do ask that you have some kind of idea what you want from life though.
I really am looking for my person. Someone who will be there for me, who will support me, who encourages growth and grows with me. My best friend, someone that I share everything with and who can excite me with a single morning text. Someone kind, sincere, empathic and genuine. My person. I think deep down we’re all looking for that so let me tell you a little about myself.
Some of my interests include trails, movies (Horror and Marvel mostly), cooking, volunteering, road trips and camping, though I’m total beginner at camping haha. Would really love to get into it more. Really love any activity outdoors to be honest. Though I’m down for days inside too, great to have a balance. Would love to find someone to cook meals fowith. Also, I’m always open to try new things! I would much rather do an activity then do typical drinks/dinner. 420 friendly.
Some more about me since I get a lot of the same questions. Yes, I have a career and support myself. I also own a home and a car. I have a full head of hair, I just wears hats a lot because I started going grey at age 20. I would like to start a family of my own some day if I met the right person, I just don’t want to raise someone else’s kid.
Some of the pros that come with being my person include but are not limited to….
1- I will absolutely support you, encourage you, help you grow and all the things I ask of in a partner + I give good hugs 😊
2- I generate a lot of body heat naturally so if you run cold I’m a great cuddler
3- I give good massages
4- I’ll make sure to tell you how I feel about you daily 😊
5- I make really good BBQ pork tacos
6- I say what I mean and mean what I say. I don’t play games
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2023.05.26 21:22 ILikeAClap 41 [M4F] Chicago

https://imgur.com/a/oBDrT5O
https://imgur.com/a/w1iolxJ
So I’m sure you have probably seen my post sometime in the last few months. I have been searching for my person and have been posting here hoping I might get lucky and find them. So far that hasn’t happened but I’m going to keep on searching. What I’ve learned is the majority of people that respond to my post don’t actually read the post so I’m going to move some things around to hopefully cut down on the amount of messages coming in.
I don’t really have a type. What’s important to me is the connection. I do have a few deal breakers though so I’m putting them at the top so hopefully more people read them before sending me a message. I’m not interested in women with kids regardless of their age. It’s nothing personal, just a preference. I’m also not interested in a long distance relationship. Anything further than 2 hours from Chicago is not realistic for me. Please be at least 30 years old. Any younger than that and it makes me feel creepy. I have a weakness for kind eyes, nice skin/hair and a nice round bottom.
Im not looking for someone who is perfect because I don’t know that perfect exists. We are all on a constant journey of being better versions of ourselves. I do ask that you have some kind of idea what you want from life though.
I really am looking for my person. Someone who will be there for me, who will support me, who encourages growth and grows with me. My best friend, someone that I share everything with and who can excite me with a single morning text. Someone kind, sincere, empathic and genuine. My person. I think deep down we’re all looking for that so let me tell you a little about myself.
Some of my interests include trails, movies (Horror and Marvel mostly), cooking, volunteering, road trips and camping, though I’m total beginner at camping haha. Would really love to get into it more. Really love any activity outdoors to be honest. Though I’m down for days inside too, great to have a balance. Would love to find someone to cook meals fowith. Also, I’m always open to try new things! I would much rather do an activity then do typical drinks/dinner. 420 friendly.
Some more about me since I get a lot of the same questions. Yes, I have a career and support myself. I also own a home and a car. I have a full head of hair, I just wears hats a lot because I started going grey at age 20. I would like to start a family of my own some day if I met the right person, I just don’t want to raise someone else’s kid.
Some of the pros that come with being my person include but are not limited to….
1- I will absolutely support you, encourage you, help you grow and all the things I ask of in a partner + I give good hugs 😊
2- I generate a lot of body heat naturally so if you run cold I’m a great cuddler
3- I give good massages
4- I’ll make sure to tell you how I feel about you daily 😊
5- I make really good BBQ pork tacos
6- I say what I mean and mean what I say. I don’t play games
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