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10/ championship game because of their loss to Indiana & also because they won't play Ohio State. But, with the CFP rules having been rejiggered to take the top dozen teams in the last CFP poll on 30 November, an Oregon team with an 11-1 overall record will be tough for the CFP Committee to reject.

9/ they'll host the USC Trojans. And, on 29 November, will travel up to Seattle to play their archrival Washington Huskies. Although the Ducks are 8-1 overall and 5-1 in conference play, they'll have to win out for their best chance to make the CFP field. They won't be able to play in the conference

8/ Ducks what turned out to be the victory. Just three seconds were left but the Hawkeyes couldn't do anything with the squib kick kickoff.
The Ducks have three regular-season games left, beginning with a date with the Minnesota Golden Gophers six days from now at Autzen Stadium. A week after that,

7/ 16-15, when QB Mark Gronowski ran it in from three yards out. The play capped a 12-play, 93-yard drive.
However, 1:51 was still left on the clock and the Ducks had several key plays that got them into field goal range. Atticus Sappington connected on the field goal from 39 yards out, giving the

6/ The Ducks were driving toward Iowa's end zone when the first quarter ended. With 11:46 to go until halftime, Dierre Hill, Jr., rushed 19 yards to hit paydirt, but the play was reviewed and adjudged a touchdown.
Late in the fourth quarter, the Hawkeyes took their first and only lead of the game,

5/ illegally batted the ball into their own end zone, missed kicking it out of the back of their end zone the first time, but was successful the second. The officials discussed the play and decided to flag the punter for an illegal kick in the end zone, resulting in a safety and a 2-0 Ducks lead.

4/ smash-mouth football with the Hawkeyes. The Ducks rushed for 261 yards as a team, and Whittington got 118 of them on 17 carries.
The game's scoring began with a rarity. With 9:55 to go in the first quarter, Iowa lined up to punt, but, the snap went well over the head of the Iowa punter, who

3/ Dakorian Moore. They were also without their starting right tackle. Then, in the first quarter, the situation worsened when Gary Bryant, Jr., had to be helped off the field and didn't return to the game.
But, the Ducks still had their group of running backs, led by Noah Whittington, to play

2/ touchdown drive, 27-24.
The steady rain helps prove that we have climate change in this country... normally, in Iowa this time of the year, all of that precipitation would have fallen as snow.
The Ducks began the game without two of their best offensive players, one of them being wide receiver

If anything, we're marveling about how DJTS hasn't killed himself yet with that terrible diet and lack of exercise and sleep. To equate his self-inflicted medical problems with legitimate disabilities has to be one of the worst claims I've ever seen online.

1/ The ninth-ranked Oregon Ducks survived their trip to Iowa City under a steady rain with a hard-fought 18-16 victory over the 20th-ranked Iowa Hawkeyes. It was one of two comeback wins by Big 10 powers, as the Indiana Hoosiers visited Penn State & ruined the Nittany Lions' upset hopes with a late

The match is in Portland, not San Diego. The men's match is in San Diego.

Hold on a minute here: DJTS' health problems are of his own doing: he eats terribly; he doesn't get nearly enough exercise; he doesn't get nearly enough sleep. Those are problems of his own making. People who are disabled didn't contribute to their problems.

Paul's another False Equivalency Parrot...sad

I muted Josh for being a False Equivalency Parrot.

Understood... the situation is worse over there; I definitely feel for you. Also, I believe access for disabled people is problematic across the world.

22/ people's lives a living nightmare.
I am neither and optimist nor a pessimist; I'm a pragmatist/realist... the reality I face is pretty bad, but, because I'm a fighter, I'll keep fighting until I can't anymore. Having to fight constantly wears you down. But I'll keep fighting.

21/ 100 million of their Authoritarianism-brainwashed fuckwit voters. Yes, some of them have awakened to the fact that their party is completely and criminally corrupt. But, not nearly enough of them have. Authoritarians give no fucks about the disabled, and they usually work to make disabled

21/ without significant actions, but, the chances of significant actions are pretty slim, and don't expect the Fascist GOP to give a fuck about people in my situation any time soon. We have a much-better chance of changes if the Democrats are in charge. They're busy fighting the Fascist GOP and over

20/ bodied people do.
When I was younger, I'd help people in wheelchairs constantly, as those were the days before ADA. If you think the situation now for people in wheelchairs/scooters is bad, just imagine how worse it was back then.
Quite frankly, the situation is going to get much, much worse

19/ fatigue and chronic pain. But, that doesn't mean that I can work a 40-hour a week job with significant accommodations, which are also required under ADA.
The article's title is completely correct; we are far, far away from people with disabilities having the same access to buildings that able-

18/ into an "ADA" apartment in my building. ADA apartments are bigger and made to accommodate people in wheelchairs. I've also begun to test what it's going to be like when I am wheelchair-bound, and it's not pretty.
Yes, for now, I can do a limited amount of walking, which only worsens the chronic

17/ eventually led to my getting the wheelchair, I was quite frank about my situation. In fact, I told them that my own personal assessment of the situation is that, within 5-7 years, I will be "wheelchair-bound", meaning that I'll spend many of my waking hours in a wheelchair. I just recently moved

16/ got the scooter, I also got the wheelchair: vertigo/dizziness, chronic pain, and chronic fatigue. Since 25 September, when the Botox injections to nuke my migraines kicked in, the vertigo/dizziness hasn't been a problem. But, the other two continue to worsen. In the application process that

15/ like me, who are disabled and need mobility help, are allowed to get a personal mobility device every five years. For me, it was a little longer than that due to rule changes in Medicare and whatnot. In August of 2024, I got a wheelchair to help me get around. For the same three reasons that I

14/ violation of the ADA. Their responses to that fact ranged from, "Who, us?" to "I'll/We'll look into that". Uh, huh. Not one of them has taken any substantive action to alleviate the situation.
Now, there are some businesses who adhere to the ADA, but there's not nearly enough of them.
People,

13/ to the ADA, Those businesses who do not INCLUDE Chipotle, McDonald's, Burger King, Taco Bell, Subway, Wendy's, 7-Eleven, plus others. I've talked to several of the managers and/or owners of those franchisees and they seemed surprised when I correctly pointed out that their businesses are in

12/ are in clear violation of the ADA by refusing to make accommodations for people in personal mobility devices, aka, not having those buttons to automatically open doors. If you think there were/still are few exceptions, you're wrong; it's the opposite... few businesses in my neighborhood adhere

11/ the beginning.
The first thing I did with the scooter was to drive it all over the neighborhood. Before I got the scooter, I knew the sidewalks in the area were bad, but, they turned out to be worse than I thought. WORSE than I thought.
Let's not forget all of the businesses in the area that

10/ early August 2018. Three months later, at the limit of Medicare requirements (90 days; they made the decision on literally the last day), I was conferred the personal mobility device, the aforementioned Rascal-type scooter.
If you think the story ended there, you're an idiot, because, that's