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3rd down defense again an issue for KU football in 5th straight loss | KUsports.comAs head coach Lance Leipold summed it up after his Kansas football teams 41-14 loss to Texas Tech on Saturday, a lot of different things in a lot of different areas didnt go as planned for the Jayhawks.

Kansas men's basketball program lands at No. 3 in Associated Press preseason Top 25 | KUsports.comThe Jayhawks, who finished last season ranked No. 12 in the poll, came in behind No. 1 Gonzaga and No. 2 UCLA, a pair of teams that played each other at last seasons Final Four.

3-star DB Dewuan Mack exits KU football's 2022 recruiting class | KUsports.comWhile declaring his new direction, Mack also thanked the KU coaching staff for believing in him. In particular, Mack thanked former head coach Les Miles, who was in charge of the program when Mack committed nearly a year ago. The prospect also thanked current KU support staffers Jordan Peterson (senior defensive analyst) and Travis Partridge (offensive quality control). Peterson was KUs safeties coach when Mack committed and helped recruit him to KU.

KU's Remy Martin named to Bob Cousy Award watch list | KUsports.comA few days after being named the Big 12 Conferences Preseason Player of the Year, Kansas senior Remy Martin was added to the Bob Cousy Point Guard of the Year Award watch list.

Washington State fires football coach Nick Rolovich, 4 assistants for refusing state-mandated COVID-19 vaccinePULLMAN, Wash. -- Washington State fired football coach Nick Rolovich and four of his assistants on Monday after they refused to comply with a mandate that all state employees be vaccinated against COVID-19.

San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane suspended 21 games by NHL for 'established violation' of COVID-19 protocolSources confirmed earlier this month that Kane was being investigated over allegations that he submitted a fake COVID-19 vaccination card to the NHL and the Sharks. While the NHL and the NHLPA do not have a vaccine mandate for the 2021-22 season, vaccinated players have far fewer restrictions on them than do unvaccinated players -- including the ability to play games in Canada without a mandatory quarantine.

Lakers' LeBron James adamant limiting workload won't shield body from injury - 'Feel worse when I play low minutes'"I don't play the game thinking about injuries," James said Monday, ahead of L.A.'s regular-season opener against the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday. "And I also feel worse when I play low minutes."

NBA commissioner Adam Silver wanted vaccine mandate, says Kyrie Irving's status is issue with New York City"I won't try to speak for [the NBPA], other than the view that some players had, I think -- including maybe some players who are vaccinated -- that it should be an individual choice among the players," Silver said during his annual preseason news conference, which was conducted virtually because of the COVID-19 pandemic.

San Jose Sharks forward Evander Kane suspended 21 games by NHL for 'established violation' of COVID-19 protocolSources confirmed earlier this month that Kane was being investigated over allegations that he submitted a fake COVID-19 vaccination card to the NHL and the Sharks. While the NHL and the NHLPA do not have a vaccine mandate for the 2021-22 season, vaccinated players have far fewer restrictions on them than do unvaccinated players -- including the ability to play games in Canada without a mandatory quarantine.

Jewish Southlake residents on Holocaust remark: 'There are not two sides'And many parents defended a district administrator who told teachers to offer students books showing opposing perspectives on the Holocaust, saying she was trying to follow a problematic new state law, while also condemning her interpretation of that law.

Scuba diver finds 900-year-old Crusader sword off the coast of Israel | CNN TravelHe was diving on October 9 when he spotted the sword, which boasts a foot-long hilt, along with stone anchors, metal anchors and pottery fragments.

Did Taco Bell discontinue the Crispy Chicken Sandwich Taco?Say it aint so! Eat This, Not That is reporting that the new Taco Bell Crispy Chicken Sandwich Taco (try typing that three times fast) appears to have stealthily been removed from Taco Bells online menu. If you recall, we loved it for its soft pillowy flatbread and for the fact that it was a manageable size. Hey, I was a fan too, so if its gone, I will cry tears of ultimate sadness.

Kalispell marijuana rules up for final decision | Daily Inter LakeThe vote was decided narrowly, with Mayor Mark Johnson and council members Kari Gabriel, Tim Kluesner and Sandy Carlson in favor of the more restrictive approach. Meanwhile, Ryan Hunter, Sid Daoud and Kyle Waterman opposed the ordinance, preferring to allow marijuana businesses to operate in business zones as well as industrial zones.

'Brown recovery' wipes out hopes that pandemic stimulus would drive climate spending - POLITICOGovernments in rich countries pledged last year to spend trillions of dollars to rescue their economies from the trough of the pandemic and to channel that gusher of cash in ways that would aid the fight against climate change.

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12 Rules for Life is one of the bestselling books in recent times. Famous author Jordan Peterson lays out 12 simple rules on how to conduct your life.

The key point: individual responsibility. Take responsibility for your own life. Dont worry about other problems fix your own first. If everyone did this, many society-level problems would be solved.

Learn the key points of the 12 Rules for Life rule list, and get a summary of each of the 12 Rules below.

Most humans crave order and meaning in their existence, to deal with the terrifying uncertainty of the world. For much of history this function was served by religion, with rules handed down by gods and supernatural surveillance of behavior.

But take away religion, and a void remains. There is no scientific code of ethics that inherited the stabilizing role of religion. In the absence of clear rules and a moral compass, people are prone to nihilism, existential angst, and misery.

In 12 Rules for Life, Peterson argues that there is a right and wrong way to conduct your life. In contrast, he rejects the ambiguity of moral relativism, the idea that good and evil are subjective opinion and that every belief has its own truth. Moral relativism tolerates all ideas to avoid being judgmental, and prevents adults from telling young people how to live. It also rejects thousands of years of development of virtue and how to live properly.

As a solution, in his 12 Rules for Life list, Peterson focuses on individual responsibility. The central tenets are:

That this book has hit such a chord support the first point, that most people crave order and structure. The rest of this guide clarifies the 12 Rules for Life list, with themes of individual responsibility, being truthful to yourself, and defining your own meaning for life.

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LEWISBURG Dr. Jordan B. Peterson, clinical psychologist, bestselling author and podcast host, will speak at 7 p.m. tonight at the Weis Center for the Performing Arts at Bucknell University his first public lecture since February 2019.

Petersons talk is titled The Liberal Arts Tradition Versus Totalitarian Culture. His appearance is hosted by the Open Discourse Coalition (ODC) and the Bucknell Program for American Leadership (BPAL).

Peterson is a professor of psychology at the University of Toronto, a clinical psychologist, and the author of the bestselling books Beyond Order: 12 More Rules for Life and 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos.

We feel really privileged to welcome a speaker of Dr. Petersons caliber to campus, to engage students on a topic he has examined deeply: the psychology of totalitarianism. His lecture and Q&A will enable students and community members to interact with an internationally prominent public intellectual, and hopefully encourage rigorous and civil discourse for long after the event ends, said Dr. Paul Siewers, director of the Bucknell Program for American Leadership and Associate Professor of Literary Studies at Bucknell.

Peterson will speak at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are free and available beginning at 6 p.m. but seating is limited. Masks are required indoors at the Weis Center and all campus locations. A spillover location will be at Trout Auditorium to view a live feed.

BPAL, a university-recognized faculty organization, is hosting a series of public events this academic year. The series and the organization is supported with funding from Bucknell alumni and independent co-sponsor ODC. For more information on BPAL visit http://www.bucknellleaders.org.

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The Memphis Grizzlies are back, and these young cubs have their first set of playoff scars on them. Its going to be interesting to see how they respond this season, especially given the roster shakeup that occurred over the offseason. All things considered, are they going to keep humming and continuing growing? Or will growing pains ensue?

Lets get it with another roundtable.

Participants: myself (@PAKA_FLOCKA), Joe Mullinax (@JoeMullinax), Jordan Peterson (@JordanP_901), Parish Sharkey (@DaOne_PShark), and Justin Lewis (@J_Timberfake_)

GBB Site Manager Joe Mullinax: They win almost 50 games (47 or 48) and are in the hunt for the 5 seed more than the 7 seed. That would mean being very solidly in the PLAYOFF mix, not the PLAY-IN. That would be quite the accomplishment given what Memphis did with the roster, specifically moving on from Jonas Valanciunas - arguably their best player over the last two seasons. But if Ja makes an All-Star leap, and Jaren legitimately is in the Most Improved mix...this could very well happen.

GBB Associate Editor Parker Fleming: If everything tracks with the wish list Ja Morants All-Star berth, the Jaren Jackson Jr. Most Improved campaign, the added dosage of Desmond Bane and DeAnthony Melton, and a Brandon Clarke bounce-back season then this team could be in the conversation for the 5th seed. Given the fascinating situations in the West with the Kawhi Leonard and Klay Thompson injuries and the coaching changes of Jason Kidd and Chauncey Billups, the Grizzlies continuity could allow them to sneak through any potential pains from their foes.

GBB Staff Writer Jordan Peterson: The best-case scenario for the Memphis Grizzlies for the 2021-2022 season is a Western Conference 5 or 6 seed. I cannot imagine a world in which the Grizz overcome the Lakers, Clippers, Jazz and Warriors, but I can imagine the Grizzlies contending with the Mavericks, Trailblazers and Nuggets. To avoid the play-in tournament would be the best-case scenario, but I hope I am proven to be too conservative about the Grizzlies' ceiling.

Host of The Starting 5 Parish Sharkey: Top 5 seed. With continued growth from Ja this team is ready for the next step

GBB Senior Staff Writer Justin Lewis: Best case scenario is that Jaren stays healthy and he becomes the monster we think he can be and the Grizz win their first division title in franchise history.

GBB Site Manager Joe Mullinax: There is a lot of room for variance with this Grizzlies team. While I believe it is more likely the best-case scenario listed above happens than this, its important to acknowledge that this Memphis team could potentially take a step back. No one will mistake me for a Jonas Valanciunas super fan, but his contributions to the offense especially when things got stuck in the mud were pretty valuable. With that gone, who will save the Grizzlies when that same adversity strikes? If they dont figure it out (and also deal with some injury concerns), falling out of the play-in entirely is also possible.

GBB Associate Editor Parker Fleming: Obviously health-aside, the worst-case scenario would be falling out of the play-in while 1-2 of Sacramento, Minnesota, and New Orleans pass them. If that results from stagnation and the lack of more veteran guidance, itll create some looming questions going into the offseason.

GBB Staff Writer Jordan Peterson: I can best characterize the worst-case scenario as falling below an 8-seed in the regular season. While Memphis is a small market, the fanbase has grown to expect some post-season action. This Grizz team will have a lot of questions surrounding it if it isn't able to chart a path of improvement with the roster in which it has currently invested.

Host of The Starting 5 Parish Sharkey: Lottery, but I dont see this happening at all.

GBB Senior Staff Writer Justin Lewis: Jaren never finds his form, BC continues to struggle and Bane has a sophomore slump. That mix of disaster leads the Grizz to miss the play in all together.

GBB Site Manager Joe Mullinax: The inbetween of best and worst case. The Grizzlies will be in the 7-8-9 seed mix, competing with the likes of the Clippers, the Trail Blazers, the Pelicans, and others in the bottom half of the conference standings (assuming the Lakers/Warriors/Nuggets/Jazz/Suns/Mavericks are the top six, not necessarily in that order). Assuming health, the Grizzlies are too good to fall too far back. But they did theoretically weaken themselves on offense, at least on an individual basis, when trading Valanciunas. Will Steven Adams abilities defensively offset that some? Yes - as will Jaren Jackson Jr. being healthy. So Memphis will be better, and at this stage of the rebuild thats all we can ask for.

GBB Associate Editor Parker Fleming: The Grizzlies are likely to be the 7th seed this season, but will fight for the 6th seed up to the final hour of the regular season. Id have Phoenix, Los Angeles, Utah, and Denver in the top-4. However, theres a lot of variance in that 5-10 range, and the Grizzlies finishing at the top of the play-in would still be a good measure of growth.

GBB Staff Writer Jordan Peterson: The most realistic scenario is that the Grizzlies are in the play-in tournament. This prediction is no knock to the effort the Grizzlies have put in to amass a roster of talent and health. This prediction is an acknowledgement that the Western Conference may get shaken up here-and-there, but there are consistently 5 teams who feel impossible to catch. From there, the Grizzlies usually compete with 2-3 additional tough matchups.

Host of The Starting 5 Parish Sharkey: 6-10 range. Still a young team and will have growing pains with no added veteran with a dash mentality (i.e. PJ Tucker like).

GBB Senior Staff Writer Justin Lewis: I personally believe a 6 six seed is realistic for Memphis. Ja is a man on a mission and hes about to take over the league. Jaren will find his form and the depth will show throughout the season.

GBB Site Manager Joe Mullinax: Morant must be an All-Star and Jaren must make a MIP-esque leap. Their now undisputed two best players have to be superstar (Morant) and star (Jackson Jr.) level players. The Grizzlies have a very solid rotation, but this league is all about key plays made by your big-time players. Thats Ja and Jaren in Memphis.

GBB Associate Editor Parker Fleming: If Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. take the expected leaps this season, they should be in the mix for the 6th seed. Dillon Brooks health and play could be the deciding factor. Hes going to slot in as a good 3rd option for this team, but hes the clear-cut perimeter stopper for them here. Theyre going to need him to escape the play-in and get a top-6 seed, as their defensive warrior and their spiritual leader, especially considering the loaded perimeter talent in the Western Conference.

GBB Staff Writer Jordan Peterson: To avoid the play-in tournament and achieve a Top-6 seed, the Grizzlies will have to maintain depth and know when to abandon poor rotations. That is a delicate balance because some part of the regular season should serve as laboratory for determining what works and what doesnt. But knowing when to leverage whom will allow the Grizzlies to earn some key wins against key teams when it matters.

Host of The Starting 5 Parish Sharkey: JJJ will have to stay healthy and continue on his upward trend.

GBB Senior Staff Writer Justin Lewis: It really has to be a perfect storm. Bane has to up his scoring with his new opportunity and obviously its going to heavily rely on Jarens progression which is trending up.

GBB Site Manager Joe Mullinax: Wolves and Kings? Wow...anyway, I would have them in the play-in positioning tier. Its hard to see them passing the Lakers/Warriors/Nuggets/Suns/Jazz/Mavericks. From there there are the Trail Blazers, the Clippers, and Memphis for me. Those three teams are the ones that could, in theory, jump up to the top six or so.

GBB Associate Editor Parker Fleming: I have them in the tier with the Mavericks, Warriors, Clippers, and Blazers. With all the things I said about the expected leaps, the continuity they have will make up for any mishaps that young teams without many veterans typically experience. With the Grizzlies next man up mentality, I think theyre ready to fill in for the losses of Jonas Valanciunas and Grayson Allen. Also, Taylor Jenkins is one of the most underrated coaches in the league. Theyre going to be fine this year.

GBB Staff Writer Jordan Peterson: I predict the Grizzlies will be in the tier with the Mavericks, Warriors, Clippers and Blazers fighting to avoid the play-in tournament. I know the Grizzlies have improved, so my prediction hinges on a couple of other teams stagnation.

Host of The Starting 5 Parish Sharkey: Fighting for 5th and 6th seed. They were in that tier last year without JJJ but lost to teams like the Pistons and Magic down the stretch while not closing out games against the Nuggets and Mavs. That made the difference between 5th and 9th.

GBB Senior Staff Writer Justin Lewis: Well, I dont think the Clippers are in that tier but the Grizz 100% belong in the 5-6 seed tier.

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When I was a kid, Superman was my favorite comic book hero. I never imagined Id see a picture published by DC Comics in which he kisses another man, but that was then and this is now: Jon Kent, the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane, is officially bisexual. Mondays announcement of the news was timed to coincide with National Coming Out Day.

Dean Cain, who starred as Superman on television in the 1990s, pointed out that this is nothing new: Robin was already bisexual, the new Captain America is gay, and his Supergirl daughter in his TV series was gay.

Of course, targeting children and youth with the message of LGBTQ normalization is nothing new, either. Last June, the Walt Disney Company unveiled the Rainbow Disney Collection featuring T-shirts, Mickey Mouse ears, mugs, and even baby apparel adorned with rainbows. Three years ago, Cartoon Network featured a same-sex wedding proposal on the animated series Steven Universe.

Earlier this year, the Nickelodeon series Blues Clues and You! unveiled a song teaching children the alphabet while promoting LGBTQ advocacy. The series also released a Pride parade video narrated by an animated version of drag performer and activist Nina West. Kelloggs introduced LGBTQ-themed cereal for Pride Month; the childrens cartoon Rugrats now features a lesbian single mom.

And a new California law requires retailers to have gender neutral toy sections. A critic warned that the legislation will impose a de-gendered ideology and viewpoint on retailers.

Some problems have obvious solutions. For example, when nearly ninety rattlesnakes set up a den beneath a California womans home, she called a reptile rescue team to remove them.

Other problems are more intractable. For instance, capybaras are swarming a wealthy gated community in Argentina. They are the worlds largest rodent, reaching 140 pounds in size. They are destroying lawns, attacking pets, and colliding with people. No one is quite sure what to do.

Several asteroids larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza will approach our planet in coming months; fortunately, none are on a collision course with us. However, a meteor may have exploded over New Hampshire last Sunday, causing a prolonged boom that shook homes. And a small plane crashed into a San Diego neighborhood, killing two people and demolishing a home newlyweds had just finished remodeling.

When we face intractable problems, we can ignore them, worry about them, or try to solve them ourselves. Or, as with the California woman whose home was infested by snakes, we can seek help from those who can do what we cannot.

Yesterday we discussed Satans temptation strategies and the importance of seeking Gods power over our Enemy each day. Today, lets focus on a very practical way to do so.

Seth Small kicked the game-winning field goal for Texas A&M last Saturday in their upset win over No. 1 Alabama. However, he told reporters after the game that this did not top his list of best moments: It was probably the third-best moment of my life, right after I accepted Jesus into my heart as my true Lord and Savior, and then after getting married to my wife this summer.

Before his kick, Seth said, I was just repeating Psalm 23:1 to myself all night, which is The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not be in want. That kind of comforted me.

According to Gallup senior scientist Frank Newport, 55 percent of Americans say they trust themselves, while only 37 percent trust the legislative branch. Author and speaker Jordan Peterson is enormously popular in large part because he calls us to take accountability for our lives, friends, families, and community through what one reviewer calls heroic responsibility and self-sacrifice.

By contrast, when the greatest example of heroic responsibility and self-sacrifice in history faced his wilderness temptations, he responded to each by quoting Gods word (Matthew 4:110). When Peter faced skeptics of the Pentecost miracle, he quoted the prophet Joel to the crowd (Acts 2:1421). When he faced critics of his ministry with Cornelius, he quoted what the Lord had revealed to him about the Gentiles (Acts 11:118).

God has a word for you every time you face temptation and trials. This is why memorizing Scripture is so important, as this discipline gives the Spirit tools he can use in our minds and hearts. And it is why turning to God as soon as we face difficulty is so vital. His Spirit will empower us, lead us, and use us to the degree that we are willing to be empowered, led, and used.

Heroic responsibility and self-sacrifice may well be required in defeating our spiritual enemy, but their ultimate source is in the One who said, In the world you will have tribulation. But take heart; I have overcome the world (John 16:33).

Those of us who believe in biblical morality are becoming more countercultural with each year that passes. From comic books to toys to TV, movies, and social media, unbiblical messages surround us all day, every day.

The good news is that we can look up for the strength to look around. We can choose the vertical in confronting the horizontal. We can find in heaven the resources we need to live authentically and victoriously on earth.

In this sense, William Shatner got it exactly wrong yesterday. After making history as the oldest person ever to go into space, the ninety-year-old actor was ecstatic upon his Blue Origin flights return to earth, telling Jeff Bezos: Everybody in the world needs to do this. . . . Im so filled with emotion about what just happened. I just, its extraordinary, extraordinary. I hope I never recover from this.

Shatner was especially impressed with the atmosphere through which he traveled: This air which is keeping us alive. Its thinner than your skin. Its a sliver. Its immeasurably small. Speaking of the sky into which he traveled, he said, Fifty miles and . . . youre in death. Then, referring to our fallen planet that lies in the power of the evil one (1 John 5:19; cf. 2 Corinthians 4:4), he said, This is life.

Where will you point to for life today?

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