MattPie

I think it's a little strong. It's more like working out or running. You do something unpleasant for awhile because you hope the end result will make you better than you were before. That plan is working really well for Edmonton this last 5 years.

If you're running out of time, my shipment can wait until after the new year. Thanks!

There isn't, other than time/money and provocation.

I think Heisenberg now qualifies. Since we've (but not weave) observed it, we'll never know if he would have hit the mark naturally. Special bonus tabloid headline section: - Is d4rk the Hardest Working Man in Hockey (commentary)? - But won't anyone Think of the Josie?!!? - d4rk romantically linked to Bruin fan, Pegula - "I had d4rk's alien baby."

That article is a little too gleeful to be purely about hockey.

You're probably right. I had something similar at a local Brazillian Steak-house / beer bar combo place: GORETT'S ORIGINAL SIN Brioche bread, beef, chorizo, ham, Gouda, in beer gravy topped with egg I was good but too much to eat at once. I took half home.

I have no legitimate reason to make this, but I want to. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/12/06/post_pub_nosh_francesinha/

I don't think EICHEL! has the same import as the past few candidates you've been shouting about.

You'd think so, but few companies would completely air-gap any network from their external-facing network or the internet. The type of threat we're talking about here isn't (generally) hacking web sites or mail. The mode of operation is you infect employee computers with malware that creates a channel back to somewhere else. The attacker then uses that channel to spread out across the rest of the employee network. Odds are the movie storage system is managed from those employee computers, and given time they'll find it. Companies don't air-gap because it's a PITA, you either need two systems on people's desks or they have to get up from their desk and go to the special room that has computers on the other network.

You got me, I thought Manning was next. Although, bolded: making the playoffs once in 6 years *would* be a hot hand for Buffalo.

Remind me again who Denver brought in to replace him? I can't think of his name, but he couldn't possibly have anything to do with Denver's current winning ways, right?

People are taking this Carrion thing too seriously. Oh, *that* CHL.

That's kooo-ba, not Cue-ba, silly!

Torture bad, Cuba not evil.

Mine the harbor.

I made Oatmeal Scotchies over the weekend too, they're my wife's favorite so I earned myself some points. I was hoping to make more this year with the new mixer I got as an early gift, but life is getting in the way. I'm still hoping to make some shortbread and if I get time, more mexican/italian wedding cakes. That's offensive, mostly because I now want one too. It'll have to wait though, I have a ton of carnitas that I made awhile back defrosting in the fridge which I have to eat up before I go to Buffalo.

I watched the first season on Netflix, and I burnt out on it pretty quickly, but it's not really my genre. By the end of the season, I'd get up in the middle of the show and make food in the kitchen, check web/email/IM, etc. I haven't kicked on the the second season, I'll probably just binge through that while I work from home at some point.

Just smoke two non-Cuban at 1/3 the price each. :)

So from the sounds of it, the "kids" don't care as much about Castro as being able to visit their ancestral home and whatnot. That's probably fair, friends of my parents were weirded out that I went to Cambodia for a couple days but it didn't really phase me since I wasn't alive during the Vietnam War.

We already have a reasonably solid second line, we don't need another. :) Luke Adam!

They should really make the backup GTs take a run at it. If you've gone 18 rounds, why not?

Come on, d4rk, they're right on this one.

A center that would likely be at least a 2nd line player to start. ideally someone that could push Girgensons down to the third line assuming Reinhart or this years pick is the #1 center. The Sabres are just now getting to the point (as others have pointed out) where center isn't a liability for the team, let's not mess that up.

"Talent Analysis D’Amigo is a strong, powerful forward who can motor at both ends of the ice. He has a tireless work-ethic and leaves everything on the ice but has not yet produced at a level matching his energy and competitiveness. He’s a proven defensive player and provides offense in a supporting role. D'Amigo is a valuable player at the AHL level and has performed well in a lower line role when called-up. Whether he has the skill to stay in an NHL lineup on a permanent basis is not yet known. " http://www.hockeysfuture.com/prospects/jerry_damigo/ Youtube has one goal and him being the recipient of two headshots.

He was so mad he demanded a trade.