The LPGA players do not play from the ladies tees when on tour. The LPGA makes their own tee off areas for each tournament, which average a total of 6200 – 6600 yards. The overall yardage on traditional ladies tees is 4600 yards.

According to the LPGA, they create their own tee box for each tournament depending on where they are playing. So there is no set tee area that they consistently use. In other words, the LPGA tees off from a custom tee box.

https://primeputters.com/does-lpga-play-from-ladies-tees/

Yes, but this is the pro level so imbalances due to gender are not as pronounced.

He’s a spoiled nepo baby.

The cat came back.

And?

Betcha he does on day 1 of being in office.

As I have diabetes I make my own soda. Just buy some good quality flavorings from a reputable shop and add them to club soda … or, if you like 7-up, just add a few drops of lemon and lime juice to club soda.

For a sweetener I use stevia, but if you want sugar for your drink, boil some water and add a few tablespoons of sugar. Add some of that mix to the club soda mixture, to taste.

Dunno why you’re getting downvoted, 'cause you’re right.

Corporations sell products THEY’VE created in containers THEY’VE chosen using media THEY’VE hired to create profit for THEMSELVES.

How in the fuck are regular people at fault here in any way, shape or form?

Whining seems like such a weak response.

There are tons of things we don’t let minors do.

Treating trans kids with hormones to stave off puberty is not permanent. It is a temporary hold on physical adolescence to give the child a chance to mature mentally and emotionally so they can make a decision later on.

In reality it’s no different than someone dying their hair a different color. If they like it, they keep on dying it … but they can also choose to stop at any time and let their hair go back to their natural color.

If ever for many.

Just one small edit there … Saskatoon was the settler haven for starlight tours beginning in the mid/late 70s.

Source is me … I lived there in the 70s and 80s and had a couple of male friends it happened to (they survived).

I know Catholics who were far more fundamentalist than many of my former evangelical friends were.

Again, fundamentalism is the precursor for people to decide that they are the only ones who know the “right” way to think, to live, to speak. Only they are saved, only they know the true path, etc etc etc.

And never forget that Christian fundamentalism is no different than Muslim or Hindu or Buddhist versions. They all rely on cultish ways to deny their neighbours the freedom to believe or to even live.

Tbh it’s not just evangelicals. It’s fundamentalists of every stripe, whether they be gov’ts or religions (or a mix of both in some cases). Even courts can be like that (looking at you SCOTUS).

Trying to ‘go back to a simpler time’ by re-enacting laws and rules that thwart the basic fundamentals of democracy is stupid at best.

Can’t it be both a gov’t and man’s statement?

Yup. Jack’s hands were tied by SCOTUS.

It is good that he didn’t dismiss the charges with prejudice tho 'cause that means they can be brought again.

How do we know the rate of weather change from millions of years ago just from fossils?

Info doesn’t just come from fossils. Geology is used as well, ie; differing layers of sediment, rock, even layers of fossilized burned vegetation, flooding or lava flows form a basis to be able to judge earth’s history.

I assume that the further back we go in time the more inaccurate we are on how the climate change and we can only know about the general climate from the plants and animals we find.

That is why the older something is, the wider the scientific dating can be, ie: managed agriculture methods began around 12,000 yrs ago vs horses developed 45 to 55 million years ago.

Also why didn’t you question OP’s source of data?

Because the info OP gave is accepted science and can readily be found everywhere.

I think …

That’s the problem. Thinking without actual evidence to back it up = your opinion. Having an opinion is fine. But in a discussion such as this you need to come into it with factual data.

It’s the equivalent of showing up to a gun fight with a knife, believing you have a chance of winning.

“(RFK Jr’s) Samoan incident showed us how disinformation can kill,” said American paediatrician Dr Paul Offit, who has followed Kennedy’s anti-vaccine activism since 2005. “He sowed further distrust, he jumped all over it – he met with anti-vaxxers in Samoa to promote the notion that ‘it’s not measles, it’s the vaccine’, and immunisation rates dropped.”

Yes it is.

sigh