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Been playing around in Affinity Designer for mac... Just posting this here just because.

that will eventually change when this software package goes away.

lol. When I get a few hundred mil and buy the Sabres - I'll use that one...

Just testing it out.

http://forums.sabrespace.com/index.php?app=core&module=usercp&tab=core&area=ignoredusers

Browser cache. F5

it means refresh...

Tweaked its a little... F5 and again! F5

That's fine. It doesn't have to last longer than fruit fly really.

I'm also not sold on "Community Forums" but it was the only phrase long enough that I could think of and still have reasonable kerning between the letters.

Probably. I wouldn't choose to keep it. I thought it was elegant solution that satisfied all the criteria....

I'm open to variations. I do admit to having conflicted views about slanted and non-slanted text together. I'd need some feedback from designers on that.

Sexy!!!

Love the hourly reaffirmations! Can't get enough!

No coordination. No connection.

I always listen to feedback. Whether I act on it is different story. ;)

Connolly, Leino, Sluggalo... failures of the past. We don't need to carry that burden any longer. Shed the weight. Look forward to Better Days ahead... :) So, in the spirit of A Christmas Story, what better way to use all that screen real estate than to shill for the man? Yes, a crummy commercial. :P

That is correct.

That 3rd jersey font is getting long in the tooth...

Changed.

A 'tweener between President's Cup core and the current core, he's an artifact of a failed effort to rebuild the team after the failed cup runs in 06 and 07. Personally, I think he's a dead man walking...

Your choice of the word "let" is intriguing... Like the Islanders had control of the situation.

The only time I have seen a contact pop out is through physical contact - meaning the eyelid is being rubbed. I've worn them for 25 years and the only time I've ever had a problem is when I rubbed them out of place. The only analogy I can think of is a stack of lunch meat. Try knocking the top slice off... It just sticks with the surface tension.

Contacts. They don't fall out. A hit that could knock your contacts out would probably kill you first.

Tim Murray disagrees and cites a complete lack of evidence to make such a claim. He challenges you to come up with a factual argument to back up this claim.