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Neither of those will be rebuilt to the same standards they were the last time they were touched, because of time and technology. And on the scale of historical relevance, Tribble is a distant third on that list. Except for the seminar room, which was cool.

This appears to me to be more about strategic uses of capital as opposed to any kind of failure. Instead of using up green space for construction, this plan allows Wake to remove a likely asbestos-ridden building from the 1960s and build a new amenity-laden student center from scratch, while...

This is Jesse Mach, an ex-motorcycle cop, injured in the line of duty. Now a police troubleshooter, he's been recruited for a top secret government mission to ride Street Hawk -- an all-terrain attack motorcycle designed to fight urban crime, capable of incredible speeds up to three hundred...

'99 BB will never be as exciting to me as it was then because we don't have Duncan and I'm not 20 anymore. That said, Sweet 16 / annual bowl game should be the bare minimum, the "we give a shit but we just didn't get there this time" result. What makes me most content lately is seeing other...

PI as offensive strategy

I've been tempted by this thing for weeks now - it seems like such a lock, but every time I look at it on the menu I think "you know, maybe too much"

Most of the good ones are taken, so - tomato/mayo/black pepper on toasted white bread. Also, we cannot entertain lobster rolls because that may lead to the inclusion of hot dogs which are definitely not sandwiches.

The Randy Parton Theatre begs to differ, sir

With a BK and a Hardees to choose from, hard to go wrong. I've long wondered what the Strawberry Festival is like.

It's the last good pee stop on the way down there. My mom had grown up in Lumberton too (50s-60s) and her parents still lived there when we did (80s). It wasn't terrible then, but it wasn't great either. I started commuting to a private school in Fayetteville in 5th grade. The last time I rode...

As someone who grew up in Lumberton, it's definitely Chadbourn

I don't know much about Mary Elizabeth Winstead's other acting gigs, but her range for Hera seemed to be limited to "slightly wide-eyed" for every scene. After thinking about this one for a few days, I fall into the camp of really wanted to like it, but ultimately unsatisfied. Baylan Skoll in...

wouldn't be the first time

Given the three-decade lack of success in our away game formula, what's the harm in leaving all the orthodoxy behind?

Handpick the whole team from now on, so we can avoid one-shot luck cases like Clark and the formerly awesome who are having trouble closing like Scottie

Ahsoka seems to have finally found some chill and some comfier clothes, so that's nice. I was not hard into Clone Wars or Rebels but still thought last night was a vast improvement for the show overall. Didn't solve any of the pacing issues that have persisted all season though.

It's at least consistent - they made Han a general back in the day just because he had his own ship

The suite I visited had pulled pork, pulled chicken and probably the same mac and cheese. It was all reasonable in a way that most food tastes reasonable when you are three beers deep and starving.

"Obi Wan" was ok but answered questions that nobody was asking. "Book of Boba Fett" was the ill-conceived low point, a sort of cool idea that could have been expertly done with 30 to 40 minutes of content.

Paul is dead