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So.. quick primer. Uncompressed HD video is 18Mbps. Everyone uses compression, so you'll do just fine with 15M. The gaming thing is a different story. it depends on the games. The biggest impact to your gaming experience will be latency and packet loss. The second biggest will be any limitations or contention for bandwidth on your upstream as it is usually lower than your downstream and your system will likely send a lot of data to the gaming server. Latency - how long it takes the information to arrive and packet loss (how many packets have to be resent or might be lost for good) will impact the efficiency of your network connection. This is why some network connection types are absolutely horrible for gaming, no matter what you do. Still.. when it's all said and done.. 24/3 should be fine for you as long as you don't have a ton of connected devices using a lot of bandwidth.

Good call on Pittsburgh trying to up the value of the franchise before it begins to decline.

It's a dry tank though.

Sportsnet Stats @SNstats BREAKING: #Leafs trade Phil Kessel to Penguins pic.twitter.com/NWg9QDOeBd And it goes down..

Pierre LeBrun @Real_ESPNLeBrun Flyers have signed goalie Michal Neuvirth to two-year deal, $1.5 M in Year 1 and $1.75 million in Year 2 gave it a shot.

I think that gets harder when using Tweetdeck interface over twitter. Hmm.. I'll have to research.

So there is a significant difference in hops grown in any batch of soil. Think of it like grapes and wine. The local hops aren't a problem when you want to brew one off batches. It's when you want the consistency of a year round label that it becomes more of a problem. Although if you are using those hops in a year round and keep using them then you should be okay.

Today is the first day in months I fired up twitter. Is there a tutorial on how you guys quote twitter like that? Not that I plan on doing it. I read it I see some message in French that Beauchemin signed in Colorado.

Interesting.. I've found that most of their one-off special series were superior to their mass produced counterparts. I'm not saying I loved them.. but things like Merry Maker Gingerbread Stout Fat Jack Pumpkin (we did a blind tasting with people who work in the beer industry (ie. brewers, brewery reps) and it won. Third Voyage Double IPA Dark Depths Porter Verloren Gose Thirteenth Hour Tetravis I liked those.. the others I thought were decent enough.

Leino needs a center. So, on Hodgson. If you think about it... he may very well have orchestrated this for his own benefit. He knows that July 1, 2015 brings an important financial date into focus for Buffalo. So, he tanks a little bit harder than everyone else last season and does just enough to get Buffalo to buy him out. BAM... he's paid. It almost makes too much sense.

And then some pseudo-Japanese place, then a korean place.. or was it the other way around.. now it's a pawn shop.. that at least should do well in henrietta.

Yea.. I don't think you wonder too much.

Why would you ruin a perfectly good thread? Boston is entertaining at least. See kids.. this is how you don't play GM in the NHL.

Mike Richards is interesting? :)

Here is more on the Brewer Patriot Collection. http://www.beeradvocate.com/articles/683/

Cool... what team does his Dad coach now? He should be a star there!

I think there are two 69's in the league I play in... and low and behold.. they both have tinted visors.. and of course wear a designer mouthguard as well. So Rochester is no longer WNY? because the one in Rochester has been open for a few months now. They intelligently opened in a spot that has seen 3 restaurants open and close in the past 5 years or so. Brilliant!

If the RCMP is investigating then it's likely he was on his way into Canada correct? Perhaps he didn't want to pay GST? :)

A few years back Sam Adams came out with the Patriot's Pack or something like that. There were 4 beers brewed from Colonial time recipes. I am pretty sure one of them was a root beer. That was the thing at the time, same with ginger beer in that they used fermentation to add some carbonation to the beverage but couldn't pull out the alcohol component. So, Root Beer and Ginger Beer were alcoholic at the time, even if only somewhat. In following that style it would remain sweet because the brewer would interrupt the fermentation process leaving unfermented sugars in the batch. I did all that research years ago, so I might be misremembering. I haven't had this rendition yet. I would imagine that besides the sweetness it's really just a matter of steeping the botanicals in the boil, whirlpool, or secondary (depending on how each botanical holds up.)

That's because they are going to change the rules in the NHL to favor those players. It only APPEARS like Buffalo is moving in the right direction. But Shanahan and Babcock know that the rules will change... :)

For my own personal knowledge.. not to get blasted. Could the Sabres waive buy him out and then re-sign him to a lower value contract? I am not advocating for this.. just curious.

Good guys at Stoneyard. I was concerned that they were going to be yet another of the "me too" breweries that have popped up in Rochester but they know their stuff. Brockport eh?

It was only a joke. :)

LA needs Toffoli, but they can only do so much. Toffoli just played his cards right and sped up his next big contract. I wouldn't say he was obtainable just because he signed a short term deal. That said, he will be attainable in 2 years if the Sabres want him then. I think it's the wrong way to look at it. In a draft this deep the Sabres took their 3 picks and decided that rather than wait 3-4 years and see IF the player will pan out they would rather have those 3-4 years removed from the equation and sign players that have already panned out. They shortened the timeline, reduced the risk. Essentially they cherry picked good players who didn't fit to the team they were on. What allowed them to do this? Having the ability to send picks and prospects to those teams. They were dealing from a position of strength and used it in my opinion. The Sabres were never going to benefit from having 8-10 prospects all hitting contracts at the same time. They needed to space it out more and they did that.

Love it. This is proof that Murray doesn't just live for the moment. He's a GM that plans ahead! :)