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I'm aging myself by saying my experience was in the 60's. Still don't know what happened to "fun'?

Take the tours of Ryman Aud and Grand Ole Opry Wander around East Nashville The Country Music HOF is pretty interesting Broadway at night is a nuthouse IMO. I check out the music during the day.

Too bad they couldn't have rolled down the stairs and off the edge of the balcony.

Take half and spend on a couple of things that would be nice to have. The other half on a vacation.

As a CBJ fan, I'm hoping that STL pulls this off.

My dad's parents had an island on Lake Nippissing in Ontario. This was some 40 years ago (boy that dates me), but back then it was no power, no phone, not running water. Lots of quiet, fishing, exploring. I would like to go back, but I'm afraid as to what it looks like now.

I cook my eggs the way my grandfather did his - what I call "steam fried". Fry your egg like normal, but just as the white is starting to set add some water and cover. Let the steam cook the rest of the white and you never have to flip another egg.

How can 4 officals not see that? What the heck else are they looking at?

Like to see any of you guys in that kind of shape and move like that at 75. ?

True, but not very efficient. ?

It could, but helium allows for finding smaller leaks. These are large cooling systems for data centers and telecom systems.

As someone once in supply chain, the helium we used was in leak detection of large cooling systems and providing a neutral charge in the system until delivery to customer. We had a very difficult time sourcing it one time (similar to this). Other companies were hoarding it and the US government hadn’t released anything from the reserve so supplies were very tight. I also read where helium manufacturing plant is going to be down 3 months for maintenance - which is prolly contributing to some of the “shortage”.

What ever happened to "having fun"?

All the pressure on youth and high school sports has left a big hole on officials as well.

If this game was earlier in the series, I could see a response. Considering the hit was in the second period of a series closing game, the best play is hold off. Don't need to be taking CBJ players off the ice.

Let's hope that is not the case.

$18 for a cut +$5 for tip.

Not so fast my friend - CBJ!!

Bring it!!

Really? You ever been there? In person?

This building is in a densely built area (like what area in Paris or any major city in the world isn't). From current video images it looks like the two columns / towers on the west side of the building, which is the primary entrance, is still standing as is the eastern end which has the flying buttresses. The southern end of the transcept appears to still be up as well. I wouldnt doubt that the cause is a result of some of the restoration work.

While this is not something that makes the world go round, it is incredible piece of architecture and engineering for its time. I hope they can contain this. As an engineer I had to catch my breath to understand the magnitude of this building.

Can't vouch for the Mustang, but a Jaguar F-Type ?

Many have already been mentioned (women, food, drink) - I agree on all those Fresh cut green grass, first tracks on a ski run, a solid round of golf, a good bike ride w your buddies where no one says anything but smiles and nods, seeing true emotion.

If you are suggesting that UB would have more success by moving out of the MAC and into A10 or Big East and would be as or more competitive - head slap.