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I don't think the losses will hurt much. From what I understand - BB let's his OC/DC game plan while he studies film for tendencies, etc... BB then goes around to every player and gives him the 2-3 items that will make them successful that week. THIS is where the separation from the rest of the league occurs. BB's success in passing along useful bits of info that puts his players in a position to make plays.

errrr... what could you possibly be basing this on? Do you know the capablilities of every coach Bill knows???

whoa! Hey - how are you doing????

Let's not forget the spanking Frank Reich gave them in the Divisional game on their turf...

text-to-voice Tom... text-to-voice....

you once told us you like a little "meat" on your girls... Remember "sausage arms"??? I see you have come around to my way of thinking...

he negotiates all his own contracts.... He has a fool for a client!

It's hard to come up with an example of a hard-hitting, blood and guts dome team.... I think the softness comes with the territory.

Personally, I think you are seeing the effects of a dome team playing in crappy conditions. These guys are just too sheltered to play in this stuff.

How does one take the outcome of a *game* to "lightly"...?

Maybe when we stop reproducing human beings with differences - we can finally breed a master race that thinks/feels/acts/talks/walks and wipes their backsides the same way. This criticism is bush league material. You have no idea what happened at that moment. People laugh at FUNERALS all the time, let alone a GAME.

Nope...

how???

can I prevent this at the outlet? My pump runs all the time and it is annoying.

that is what happens - the pump goes on and "POP!" I hear the noise and then all is well.

if that is the case, can I put something in between my receiver and the wall to stop this?

I know it is the pump - it's just a matter if it is going through the electrical wires into the amp or if my speaker wires are picking it up directly. The moron who wired the house put them too close together.

that would require proper pronunciation though....

when my sump pump turns on - I get a brief popping noise in my speakers. I'm wondering if it is more likely that my speaker wires are picking it up or if it an electrical spike going into my receiver and then to my speakers....

Geez, now you are requiring higher level math skills to answer polls?

it would work until they asked you to dial in....

That may be true for you, but I wonder if you analyzed how you actually use a small capacity device in day to day activity if you wouldn't realize that you hardly used the display on such a limited number of songs. Plus, the shuffle has a form factor like the common usb key drive that these other flash drive players don't have. So, you need a cable to transfer data between computers with other players. Personally, since I carry a dell usb drive w/ me at work - I would prefer the option to swap that out with a unit that has 100 songs, is mac/pc agnostic, has a headphone jack and control wheel, than have a display that gets used maybe 0.5% of the time. Music when stuck in the lab, plus an easy way to get some data out on non-networked machines. The wife won't miss a display while running on the treadmill either. Seriously, if you manage your songs with iTunes - you shouldn't have any dogs on the player anyway and if order was important - you could easily make a playlist. Do you really EVER listen to a song - then hunt for a new one with display - listen to it - then repeat, ad nausem? Who does that?

here is a good review... much of the value is how it interacts w/ iTunes: http://playlistmag.com/weblogs/todayatplaylist/

Flash-based players could be compared to watches. Do you remember when they started loading watches will all sorts of features back in the 80's? It was neat until most people realized they only wanted to know the time...