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We call those croutons.

So maybe more of a titty twister? Again, I bet it is much more noticeable on the plane than behind the computer.

I just searched dump and chase Bylsma and let Google lead the way...

FWIW, a quick glance at past schedules gives credence to his claims. When playing both the Oilers and the Flames or the Ducks and the Kings - they are always one after the other. There are times though when one or the other is not on the schedule at all, so they just play the one and move on to the next game.

Read some dump and chase articles late last night, including ones that pertained to Bylsma. Went to sleep a tad depressed... :thumbdown:

Paul Hamilton thinks so... On WGR this morning Dr. Hamilton suggested that the NHL went out of their way to mess with the Sabres schedule as a possible punishment for the last two years. He offered as evidence the west coast trips where it is normal to play Edmonton and Calgary one after the other and LA/Anaheim. However, the NHL uncharacteristically snuck in Vancouver in between Edmonton and Calgary and San Jose in between LA and Anaheim. Also the 8 games in 14 days is more grueling than a playoff schedule and they play every other night... He mentioned that unless you actually "live it" it doesn't get noticed from the fans POV. I have not verified his claims that those trips are always scheduled in that manner...

I have read enough reports to assume the practice is widespread, but FYI, players often play with their preferred stick from their preferred company, but get it painted to match their sponsor's gear.

Has anyone done the stronglifts program?

????????????. Now why didn't that come up when I searched for sweat? Hells bells. Thank you.

I can't find anything around here!

I have no idea. I would assume no.

Private sector people have high-level security clearances all the time. Think of all those defense contractors. They're not government employees. The real question is that if she has a clearance she would have to have a need to know for any classified information that she does have.

If you are Jack Eichel - scoring doesn't matter because you are a . If you are Ryan O'Reilly heart and soul doesn't matter because you lack scoring prowess. See how that works?

Fairly old trick... been using that for 5 years at least. I assumed most people knew it by now.

This is why we can't have nice things.

I'm assuming someone meant to unpin it. That action is performed via a drop-down menu and the wrong choice was probably selected. Relax already.

Use the one week free trial or just pay the eight or nine dollars for the month, watch it and cancel.

I didn't realize you had that kind of cash…

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po-TAY-toe... po-TAH-toe...

Don't be icky.

http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/adelphias-rigas-asks-for-release-from-prison-20151214 Doctor says 1-6 months to live. I'm fine not paying for a 91 year old man to sit in prison as he counts his final days.

In general, the community has a terrible track record in sniffing out these situations - this one included. I also found the post in jest due to the length and seriousness of the original post...

Just saw the play. 1. Eichel caused the offsides. Gionta probably had it timed perfectly. Never, ever make a move as you go over the blue line. Gionta was reading Eichel... Jack needs to keep his direction and speed. 2. How about the ref gets one view of the replay? If it's not evident there it's too close to call.

That's the problem with small samples. What's the signal and what's the noise? A grainy picture becomes more clear the more snapshots you have. The signal rises and the noise averages out. One of the best things any person can do is to get an accessible book like The Drunkard's Walk or any statistical book in that genre and give a read or a listen. It does wonders for your outlook on life.