Have a wonderful day.

#AttackSuccess @Augsburg_FB

And this….will get you a Goose-egg! GREAT JOB @Augsburg_FB G.O.D. #ATTACKSUCCESS #CHallsGottaDance

GRAPHIC ‘god’ = Coach P!!

GOOD LUCK THIS WEEKEND!! #GTAinspired #ATTACKSUCCESS @Augsburg_FB

GAME ONE GOT ME LIKEEEEEEEEE 😈🏈🦅

Memphis HC Charles Huff said his team won its season opener vs. UNLV by committing to football, not fun 😤

Memphis head coach Charles Huff: “We practice a lot. We are borderline ‘child services need to be called.’ We’re right on the edge. We work our guys really hard. Why? Because life is hard.”

Looks like a Maroon & Grey sign… #BloodMoon @Augsburg_FB

Recruits, remember when you are 3 (three) games in this season make a 3 (three) game highlight, and post it.

🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂 @yeseniashyenne Love, Dad

The first ever pinball machine ground rule double in baseball history

…my office for today. Is that a Bomber I see? @jalen_redmond @bomberfb20 Beautiful Day! #AttackSuccess #SKOL

Ok, here’s my corporate greed call-out of the day. I was dispatched today for a no-cool call. The indoor unit was running, but the outdoor unit wasn’t. The system was a 10-year-old Bryant Evolution high-end variable-capacity inverter system. After running the factory diagnostics, I found Code 77, indicating the inverter board was detecting excessive compressor startup current. Following the manufacturer’s diagnostic procedure, I disconnected the compressor leads to determine whether the fault was in the compressor or the inverter board. The results confirmed the inverter board had failed. The system is only 8 months out of warranty. At that point, I started preparing myself to tell the customer the repair would probably be around $1,500–$1,900. I figured the board would cost somewhere in the $800–$1,000 range. After all, it’s just a printed circuit board. Before giving the estimate, I called Carrier Enterprise for pricing. $8,900. Not for the entire outdoor unit. Not for a complete system. Just the inverter board. That’s not a typo. $8,900. In my opinion, this is the definition of engineered obsolescence. There is no reasonable justification for a replacement circuit board on a 10-year-old residential HVAC system to cost nearly nine thousand dollars. At that price, you’re essentially forcing the homeowner to replace the entire system instead of repairing it. This is exactly why I’ll never sell Carrier equipment. They make decent equipment, but pricing replacement parts like this turns a repairable system into a disposable one. Homeowners deserve better than that. Carrier Carrier Enterprise or anyone that’s sells this shit, care to elaborate why this board is so expensive? 🎩 Patrick Henning

This is huge: Under Mayor Brandon Scott and Governor Wes Moore, Baltimore just had the fewest homicides ever recorded in the month of July. Democrats are lowering crime, and delivering safer communities.

106 years ago today Henrietta Lacks was born. Her cells changed the course of medical research forever and her legacy continues to save lives around the world. We celebrate her life and everything she has given to this world. Happy Birthday, Henrietta. 🕊️

In 1897, the U.S. Army wanted to know if bicycles could replace horses for infantry. So they took 20 Black soldiers of the 25th Infantry – the Buffalo Soldiers – and gave them a mission: ride from Fort Missoula, Montana to St. Louis. 1,900 miles. The “Iron Riders” carried 60-pound packs, rifles, and one spare tire each. They crossed the Rockies, the Badlands, and the Great Plains on heavy, single-speed bikes with no roads. Private John Findley fixed flats with strips of his own shirt. They drank from cattle tanks and were refused water in Wyoming towns. It took 41 days. They averaged 52 miles a day. When they rolled into St. Louis, the white newspapers called it a “stunt.” The Army said “impractical” and shut the program down. But the Iron Riders proved it could be done. Their commanding officer wrote: “No horse could have made it. These men did.”