#s6e2

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SKEET GET AWAY FROM HER

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The RE—CAP Show - Being on the Other Side of the Table with Cami Levin Ashton

As we watch teams rebuild during this offseason, we’re running a special unaired conversation from a boss who knows exactly how to create a winning squad — twice.

Christen and Tobin sit down with their long time friend and fellow footballer Cami Levin Ashton to discuss Stanford days, post retirement plans, and what exactly it means to be a GM and Sports Director. As the GM of Kansas City FC, Cami transformed it into an all-star team and hopes to do that again in San Diego. Tobin and Christen get into the nitty gritty with Cami on having a player’s perspective, the thoughts behind hiring coaches, and her thoughts on the current CBA.

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ACGaS, s6e2: a question about the U.K.'s educational system (at least as it existed in 1945)

(O.K., so yes, this is yet another Jenny question.)

Jenny now wants to go to nursing school. Good for Jenny! But that's higher education, and she left school at 14 — a perfectly legal and even normal thing to do in England at that time, I know, but given her limited formal education, can she really just go on to an undergraduate program like that? (This was well before the creation of the Open University, remember.) It would be impossible here in the U.S.; you'd need to have graduated from high school or, if you hadn't been able to do that in the normative time frame (i.e., at age 17 or 18), a graduate equivalency diploma.

So how realistic — how historically informed, I suppose — is this scenario?

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Michelle Dockery and Joanne Froggatt in Downton Abbey (2010) S6E2

With Tom now in America Mary is farm manager and has an awkward innocent encounter when Mrs Drewe sees Marigold, Edith's daughter, leading to a panic at an agricultural show. Edith herself, in conflict with her editor over her new ideas, is briefly joined in London by Mary, seeking help for Anna's health problem whilst the battle for the future of the hospital continues, with Cora supporting Isobel's progressive view, much to Violet's annoyance. Daisy tries to find work for her father-in-law, recently evicted, whilst Barrow also considers pastures new and Mrs Hughes is not happy at the prospect of her wedding venue.

*Mary says, "George wants to be a pig farmer when he grows up." Assuming Downton Abbey is still a working estate by the time George is an adult, he will own the pigs on the estate and in a way be a pig farmer himself as the future Lord Grantham.

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