I think most people living in his district are very normal Democrats. The ultra wealthy constituents are probably worse than your normal ultra wealthy constituency, but they're not a major voting bloc
Set a freshness date to ~today in a code submission, and the AI reviewer told me the gap was too big from the previous freshness date so I should choose a different date.
Amazing how we're barely into the 2nd game and both the Dodgers' biggest weaknesses, then bullpen and corner OF defense, have already reared their ugly head.
And he ended up being the starting QB for their 3rd biggest ever margin of defeat against UCLA, though it was also the 3rd most they've ever scored in a loss against UCLA.
Deal or No Deal was different because there was no intervention by the host. Once you got down to two cases in Deal or No Deal, there was no information distinguishing the two cases.
I think the key is clearly understanding the game mechanics. The setup dictates (a) if you originally guessed correctly then the remaining door is empty, (b) if you originally guessed incorrectly then the remaining door has the prize. The only thing random is the initial guess which has a 1/3 chance
Just checked the roster and it has a few Mudders sprinkled in amongst predominantly Claremont McKenna students, but there's also a Claremont Graduate University student on the team, so that's a 6th institution in the conversation.
