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Hey, gamers, get ready for a nostalgia kick! Remember Command and Conquer? No? You don’t? Oh, well, huh…We had this whole thing planned about the game, but if this isn’t ringing a bell, you can just forget about it.
SOUDERTON, PA—Lauding the children’s series’ overall quality and specifically noting its commitment to comprehensive world-building, local stay-at-home dad Judd Teudel, who remarked Tuesday that he personally found Team Umizoomi “actually kind of interesting,” was reportedly on the verge of a complete psychotic…
I don’t know about you, but it feels like I never have time to choose an outfit in December. Between holiday parties and events, gift shopping, and family commitments, it’s arguably the busiest month of the year, but it’s also a month that coincidentally requires lots of different outfits.
I’m not proud of this but more often than not lately, I find myself with five minutes left to get ready, frantically throwing on the first outfit I see. Not recommended. But honestly, it’s inevitable—sometimes you’re just running late, and that’s why having a mini arsenal of easy, fast outfit ideas is the key to a less stressful December.
While more of the below influencer-approved outfits are quite casual, they’re also quite versatile and can be dressed up or down with a change of shoes, outerwear, and/or accessories. Scroll on to see what I mean and shop the best winter outfit ideas that Instagram has to offer.
Next up, the cold-weather capsule wardrobe: 9 outfits, each under $250 total.
Dalvin Cook exited Minnesota’s Monday night matchup against Seattle with a shoulder injury and is questionable to return.
Heading into Monday Night Football, Vikings running back Dalvin Cook had already eclipsed the 1,000-yard rushing yard mark and had yet to miss a game this season. But against the Seahawks, Cook, who played in only 15 games combined throughout his first two seasons in the NFL, exited midway through the third quarter with a shoulder injury.
The team announced that he was questionable, but Cook did not return to the contest.
The injury occurred with 8:56 to go in the third quarter when Saints defensive end Rasheem Green punched the football free of Cook’s grasp. Cook immediately headed to the locker room but returned to the sidelines at the start of Minnesota’s next series.
Cook is enjoying the best season of his young career, thriving in Minnesota and rewarding the only team that showed faith in him.
Heading into Monday night’s action, he had accumulated more than 100 total yards in all but two contests.
He had recorded nine carries for 29 yards and a touchdown, and three catches for 35 yards before he exited the game.
Minnesota trailed 27-17 heading into the fourth quarter, but was unable to pull off a fourth quarter comeback as it fell 37-30.
