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You have the vaccine or plan on getting it NS?

Pizza Junction, and now, Good Guys, for pizza. North Tonawanda. Viola's and Mariposa's for subs. Wings, I can get decent Buffalo chicken wings at a lot of places.

So, trades and it's Meatballs, no trades and it could be someone else.

Is he traded yet?

We understand gravitational forces, and we also understand the galaxy Andromada, our closest galactic neighbor, is on a collision course with the Milky Way, our galaxy. There ago, we understand that traveling within our own galaxy gets the survival of our species nowhere, we will have to inter-stellar travel to survive. And while we're on this planet, bickering amongst ourselves, killing each other,, over what are trivial subject matters for the species at large, the clock keeps ticking away and these universal bodies keep marching towards one another. What a difference it would make if humanity joined together for its own survival, but we've proven time and again we are incapable of such behavior. I do wonder, aliens studying us, if they sit around with their version of "a cold one" watching us like some Thursday prime time sitcom.

Interesting, considering that same rugged individualism is what built the country and is its foundation. All things change, and America hasn't exactly been the poster child nation in as far as its humanity, but, that rugged individualism was and still is the back bone of the guards of the gate that stands between total global oppression and some form of self determination. For every action there is a reaction, so they say. Global expansion was happening long before the Europeans sailed west on the ocean blue, human behavior. America's ability to last, and improve while doing so, rests with each individual imo.

I am not convinced in the least human kind has anything remotely close to the technology capable of not only anti-gravity effects for maneuvering reported, but the overwhelming energy required for propulsion to such speeds in a fricti9n rich atmosphere. The amount of energy alone required for not only the 2 aforementioned subjects, but the lack of friction related halo's around the objects moving at speeds, again, in an atmosphere rich environment far exceeds anything known to man. There was an internal ISO study done back in the early 2000's on the broad effects the US electrical grid was doing on the Earth's natural EMF, I can say it was a significant impact and although it wasn't stated outright in the report, it was heavily questioned on the earth's polarity, the ozone and a possible affect on increased surface discharge activity, i.e. lightning. Further study was needed but it wasn't funded.

I stated my airborne unit wasn't close enough for visual, but I was a party to the com channels the units who were in visual contact. Multiple EW platforms reported the EMF spike in the area, including 2 combat vessels.

It's not a matter of who knows what in the military or military science depths. It's simply a matter of the inability to hide the electromagnetic field disturbance within the atmosphere. It is tracked with a very detailed degree of accuracy at all times.

No, there not. And I make this statement with a great deal of knowledge, especially as a turbine electrical team member.

March 30th, 1990 I was a Petty Officer 3rd class Communications Specialist in the United States Navy. I held a TS2 clearance (following the Walker spy ring of the mid 70's to mid 80's, TS2 was the highest Naval Security clearance). I saw message traffic from across all units in both any operational area I was in, as well as all fleet wide broadcast traffic globally. I was assigned to the USS O'Bannon, DD-987, a Spuramce Class Destroyer via my helo squadron, HSL34 DET6. On this day, approx. 82NM south/southeast of Naval Station Guantanamo, while operating a mass con-flag training exercise with multiple carrier and land based air assets, 2 objects were tracked utilizing both assets visually and on spy-1 radar performing maneuvers no current known manage aircraft could do. Following our return to the ship, we were debriefed and told to discuss with no one. Although my flight crew nor myself witnessed the events firsthand, as the communications specialist, I was on the direct comm channels with the air assets who had, hence the debrief. It has been going on for a long, long time. It's not man made is my personal belief, based on both personal experience and the data known publicly. Yes, in our encounter in 1990, there was a very high electromagnetic signature.

Seattle 🙂

Quinn cracks first, scores a lot. Peterka comes in close behind and plays opposite wing of Quinn, mowing down d men in front of the opponents net so Quinn can score a lot, Mitts centering and they become a Sabres folklore line behind the French connection.

Typo on do to don't as my response.

The culture didn't change while they were here, they aren't catalysts to the change if they stay. If the culture changes, it won't be because of Eichel, Reinhart, Risto, it will be inspite of them. The kids will lead the charge on the change, indeed, it has already begun. Cozens, Mitts, Dahlin, even Tage. And I don't believe all 3 will be here next season. I don't know who Adam's will move, but as of right now, I don't see Risto and 1 of the other 2 gone. Ok. I was responding to sabremike on the lack of talent issue.

Your reaching Thorny, don't pull a muscle 😉

I said this: "Wright and the next "wonder kid", it's the right time to rebuild the rebuild" In response to @sabremike comment: "People simultaneously ranting about needing to change the losing culture while calling for getting rid of the few NHL players we have so that we have a roster that's lucky to win 15 games and gets killed on a nightly basis is itself quite a disconnect." I would have thought the Wright and "Wonder Kid" comment was self evident as a response to sabremike's comment on losing talent to rebuild.

I'm not sure it would work Curt, and I'm not planting a flag saying this is the end all be all of it, what I did say was that the culture would be indifferent if Eichel, Reinhart and Risto stayed, or go. And there is factual prolonged multi-seasonal data to support that.

Many factors. The consistent post Jan. 1 season collapse Players losing passion for the game after enduring time in Buffalo No real sense of urgency in play on the ice, as well as coherent leadership in the locker room. I.E. no accountability. Lack of on ice team mate support. Disappearance of the "never give up the ship, never surrender" grit, right the end of games. Yes, as was mentioned, management and coaching turnovers have an impact, that does not, in not only my opinion, but an opinion shared by others, constitute a pass on the players accountability in all of this. No, you said that. Go back, you may quote what I said.

The logic is simple, break the cycle.

Wright and the next "wonder kid", it's the right time to rebuild the rebuild. That aside, Eichel, Reinhart, and Risto (if he's included in your thoughts on this) have been on this team for 5 or longer years and the culture has actually consistently gotten worse, drawing last place finishes with consistency. And while it would be correct to point out the management and coaching turn over rate, the players on the roster bare a shared responsibility to the consistency of that culture. In the final objective analysis, no, trading Eichel, Reinhart and Risto would not be anymore detrimental to that culture then if they stayed.

Yes, YEs, YES!!! Come on LA, you need Jack Eixhel, You want Jack Eichel. Put the right package together (including Byfield of course) and he's all yours.

Had my U/S yesterday on my lower left ab area. Sign of an old wound, some inner muscle scar tissue, that may have rubbed the wrong way, hence the pain. It should subside they said. Sadly, the U/S caught a small fat deposit on my liver, drop 30lbs was the conversation there. Not a bad day and still covid free.

Not surprising, especially since the Buffalo Journalism Awards incident in 2018. I think Sam went overboard there, but, I don't know all of the details, just that kicking that Ham-Sammich out of Paul's hand, then giving him that massive wedgy was just a bit overboard................

While I do agree insulating 5he overall franchise situation is most certainly the lowest risk move, I do have to ask, given the 1 yr rfa status of Sam, and given his current value that his performance has elevated, which is the greater risk, getting assets for him now or waiting, at least until the deadline, and changing his performance recedes a bit thereby reducing, even to a tier lower degree his value? And when you answer, you'd of course have to consider the off season changes, on ice as well as coaching staff and other, as yet unforeseen and unresolved Eichel and Risto scenarios. Yes, itsa lot to take in, yes, it's a lot of plans that would need to be readied for any eventuality, including the situations mentioned above but not limited to them. There is also the draft to consider, what talent and where is it ready level wise, what of the existing pipeline, where will the personnel in it be evaluation wise? But wait, there's more! 😉 What is your overall philosophy? Well, put yourself in KA's shoes, derive from his statements that philosophy.