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It looks like the heat might have gotten to Bowdoin.

It is a very, very warm, humid day here today in Baltimore, Maryland.

And Jim's uniform was soaked completely with perspiration.

So Bowdoin, who worked four innings, gave up four hits, walked four, struck out two, and allowed four runs.

The pitch is low.

Ball two to another.

It's a warm, humid day here in Baltimore, Maryland.

Now the 2-0 pick.

A lot of fun.

But, you know, ODU this week and then up at Maryland next week.

So each game, I think, gets a bit tougher as we go through this.

Yeah, it starts to get real.

Right.

So we'll see what type of attack they use here tomorrow.

I mean, they've got a new offensive coordinator who, by the way, was with – Coach Franklin at Kansas State before he ended up going to Maryland way back then.

So that's what I'm saying.

How did you zero in on Chig, and what are your expectations for him in this Blau offense?

Yeah, Chig was a guy that caught our eye, you know, really, you know, going back to Maryland, you know, scouting him when I was with the Niners and then followed his career in Tennessee.

And then once we went through the free agent process, he was the guy that really stood out and a guy that we had targeted and thought who could really help us.

He's a great catch-and-run guy.

And they said, artful pleading cannot transform the city's complaint into anything other than a suit over global greenhouse gas emissions.

And then the Supreme Court of Maryland, by the way, I like calling it the Supreme Court of Maryland because that was changed a few years ago.

They used to be the Court of Appeals and Now they get to be called the Supreme Court as a Marylander.

I appreciate that.

They held in a case that was brought by some of the local governments in Maryland, agreeing with the Second Circuit that, quote, no amount of creative pleading can masquerade the fact that the local governments are attempting to utilize state law to regulate a global conduct that is reportedly causing global harm.

and the local governments are seeking to apply Maryland law to regulate the conduct that occurs outside their jurisdictional borders, and that Maryland law does not have this reach.

And so that's the explanation.

A lot of what Professor Prakash and Megan were just talking about, they understood that these cases were being framed very specifically, and they were seeing through that veneer and saying that that doesn't allow the litigation here.

13 out of 13 required a declaration of faith.

9 out of 13 required you to be a Protestant, except Maryland, which was Catholic, which still required a declaration of faith.

Almost every single one of the original state constitutions, Pennsylvania included, they had, I profess Lord and Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior in the original state constitutions.

Remember, we're a collection of states before that.

Last year, the ACLU sued the Trump administration seeking to stop the transfer of immigrants to Guantanamo, citing punitive conditions of confinement, isolation and retaliation.

In Maryland, local officials are demanding accountability after ICE violently clashed with protesters when federal agents swarmed the streets of a residential neighborhood in the city of Frederick last week.

Video released by the group Hagerstown Rapid Response shows ICE agents driving onto sidewalks and grass where protesters and witnesses had formed human chains.

Agents surveilling a house in the Tasker Chance neighborhood also beat up peaceful protesters protecting the home with batons.

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The expiration of the extra subsidies also increased insurance costs for people with lower incomes who buy their own insurance.

This was at Andrews? Andrews, yeah.

Andrews Air Force Base, Maryland.

And they're doing ID checks, but they had a serpentine checkpoint set up and they had...

Like with the concrete barriers and whatnot? Well, they