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Eichel turning into a superstar right in front of our eyes...
K-9 replied to matter2003's topic in The Aud Club
That is funny! Who's the guy between Foligno and Moulson? -
GDT GDT: NY Rangers at Buffalo, 7:00 PM ET 12/1/2016
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GMTM said he is day to day and his next step would be skating with the team at a morning skate, then a practice. -
GDT GDT: NY Rangers at Buffalo, 7:00 PM ET 12/1/2016
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Gotta have a square for "luderous" -
GDT GDT: NY Rangers at Buffalo, 7:00 PM ET 12/1/2016
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Our overall speed deficiency was noticeable. We won't contend with better teams until we get faster. That simple. -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AHjyugwQzjw
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You know what else is the epitome of hypocrisy? Considering Petraeus for Secretary of State. Remember how outraged Trump and his team were that we had a Secretary of State that MAY have exposed classified information? Well, Petraeus actually PLED Guilty and was CONVICTED of doing that. Trump's string of nominations for cabinet posts reeks of a spoiled, pissed off child who is only interested in giving us the finger.
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In the world of globalization, the term "them" is quite muddled. Those are AMERICAN companies operating in China and exporting goods here. Those are AMERICAN shareholders and Wall Street interests even though there are Chinese names on the storefronts. The big money business interests that control so much policy in the US will simply not let Trump or anyone else implement tariffs that hurt their interests. It will never happen. Just like ripping up NAFTA and other trade deals will NEVER happen.
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I don't begrudge people at Trump rallies shouting "USA, USA" as we can have differing views about what "USA" means and genuine concern for her well being, regardless. While Trump's rhetoric certainly attracts a hateful version to his rallies, I don't think they are in the majority in most places.
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You know what's even more disgraceful than burning an American flag in protest? Seeing it being waved and held up as "their" symbol by neo-nazi and other white supremacist groups. I'd rather burn a hundred American flags in protest than raise one at one of their rallies. It's beyond phucked up to care more about a symbol than what that symbol represents. Clueless morons like Trump will never understand that.
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Jack gonna be sore tomorrow.
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I liked what they had to say about Pu in the comments section. Can't wait until we are taking advantage of that speed.
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I think Jack's a little gassed. Gonna take a few games to get back in game shape me thinks.
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Got that right. We need to be ready to respond like Kane was all the time. Ottawa goes after Jack's ankle, we go after Karlsson's. That simple.
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Yeah, I'll be worried all year probably.
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The nature of high ankle sprains. I'm hoping Eichel is the exception to the rule that usually dictates this type of injury tends to linger and is easily re-aggravated. I fully agree that if he's ready to play he should play. I just think, in the case of elite athletes, that there are varying degrees of "ready to play."
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Cannot agree more with your opinion on the Saudi's and the problems they represent. For two hundred years, they've been practicing a dangerous brand of fundamentalist Wahhabism and its tentacles run deep in everything they do. It is totally at odds with Western values and yet, because of the sheer magnitude of American interests represented in Saudi Arabia for the last 80 years or so, we have turned a blind eye. He keeps this up, he'll get taken out far sooner than later as he further solidifies the idea that he is woefully unfit to serve. Having a working understanding of the Constitution and the rights it confers is job one. This tweet just continues to prove he hasn't a clue.
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Good move, DD. Now we have three legit fast skaters in our top six. I hope that translates to DD implementing more of a forecheck. I think he's been worried about lack of top end speed getting caught up ice and putting too much pressure on a depleted D corps that features a couple of molasses on cold days players as it is. I'm still worried they brought Eichel back too soon, though.
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Time to ban false equivalencies.
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Batista was the very definition of a fascist dictator who enjoyed support from both our government and mobsters alike. Didn't matter to him. And suspending the Cuban Constitution made him a bigger enemy to his people than even Fidel Castro. But he made a lot of money for his friends while he was busy screwing over the average Cuban and most of his friends were well off enough to escape Cuba and resettle in Florida.
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Whether Bylsma stays or goes, that won't change the fact that we don't have ANY prolific scorers in the lineup. Not one. Christ behind the bench isn't gonna make chicken salad out of this chicken schit.
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This is absolutely the case. The corporate welfare system has been booming. And some of these hypocrites would have you believe that welfare moms, food stamps, and other social programs are the real problem. They have suckled at the public trough like they own it and now that they have one of their own at the helm, surrounded by even more of the same, it's gonna get worse. His regressive tax "reform" is only the start.
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What a lying sack of schit he is. And surrounded by total idiots on all sides. My favorite is Myron Ebell who isn't a scientist and has NO scientific credentials, but feels qualified to say that climate change is "bad science." Here's more about this unqualified idiot. http://www.huffingtonpost.com/russell-simmons/trumps-epa-advisor-myron-ebell-natural-disaster_b_13123040.html Yay oligarchy. Yay fascism.
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It's disgusting. And I strongly doubt Betsy Devos ever mentions that nasty little fact when she's spouting off about how much she cares so deeply for "those" kids, too.
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This is correct. The education system CANNOT fix the underlying socio-economic issues which are the main culprits in the vast majority of underperforming schools. Here's a nasty little truth about charter schools: they pick ONLY the best students from those neighborhoods and leave the rest to the underperforming public schools they plucked them from. This inflates their "test" scores while also negatively impacting those same scores in those public schools. Bottom line is that charter schools aren't demonstrably better than traditional public schools. And there is no way private parochial schools should get a dime in tax dollars in the form of vouchers. There's a little thing about the separation of church and state and we'd do well to remember that.