Campy

Too bad you missed the Dolphins game...

Well said.

Just curious, how many of his passes that were intercepted were deflections off the hands of receivers?

Help me out John. I'm having a hard time remembering exactly which pass that deflected off of a receiver you mean...

Buh-bye...

Yeah, Stubblefield would've caught those balls that hit receivers in the hands....

Errr, uhhhh, thank you?

Hi sue. I checked Questia.com (a subscription online library with full text of thousands of books, journals, and magazines) and came up blank on "Bank 24." I did find alot of info on Deutsche Bank, but there's no reference to Bank 24, save for where banks' deposits are ranked in a lists. FWIW, questia is awesome, I'm using it for a research paper on the economic and societal effects of the Erie Canal (yup, at 36 I'm now a fulltime college student!), and Questia has been tremondously helpful. If you're taking classes that require you to do research papers, it's worth the money. I signed up for an annual plan, but they do have monthly plans. Given that it's open 24/7, I don't have to carry around a stack of books, it automaticaly creates bibliographies,and I don't have to waste time by running all over town looking at stacks of irrelevant books, it's well worth the money IMO...

If I remember correctly, he's stationed aboard the Truman, which left Norfolk for the Mid-East last week. I imagine he'll be an infrequent poster for awhile. If that's the case, be safe out there NBF...

I couldn't disagree more. The D is anything but "mediocre," and Gray is highly regarded as a DC. Locking him up ensures that we'll be compensated if he is offered a HC job elsewhere.

I used to "sign" my initials on internal memos at work, but the Center for Disease Control remarks (Christopher David Campbell) got to be a bit much... I'd say initials matter.

I bet you are! Your passion for the Cards is no secret, and I'm happy for you - You're one of the good guys Brandon.

Bingo!

I was a BoSox fan when I followed baseball, and it was 'nice' to see them do it last night against the Yanks, but I really didn't have an emotional investment either way. That said, classy sentiment USMCBillsFan. Too bad more fans of all teams in all sports don't have that attitude.

Since he hasn't responded yet, I will. YES!!!! Do it today!!! Open your browser and enter the router's IP address (it's in your manual) in the address bar. That will put you into your router's firmware (software) where you'll be able to enable WEP via a check box, and enter a passphrase, or "key." Then you'll get disconnected from the router, as your PC won't have the key the router is looking for, so then open your wireless network connections, and configure the same key (and encryption levels; 64 or 128 bit) that you set up while in your router. After you accept the changes, the PC will connect with the router, and you're good to go! It's not difficult, but if you get turned around, ask for help.

JSP is the real curse? No wonder we lost 4 Super Bowls!

But I read on the PPP board that all Frenchmen hated America.... I don't follow MLB anymore, but when I did I was a BoSox fan. I'm not overly excited, but at the same time, it was nice to see them pull it off,

Uhm... no?

Newbie questions: My understanding is that the Yanks have traditionally hit Pedro well. If that's the case, from a Boston perspective, why put him in? Also, what happened earlier in the series when Pedro pitched? BoSox win? Did he do well? Did he get hammered?

I'll just keep calling it WEP! I change my passphrase every two weeks, I read an article on my flight to Vegas in March that said it needed 3 weeks to crack the code, and judging by your post, I'm OK with changing it every two weeks. But worst case scenario, the only thing an intruder could do would be to use bandwidth, correct? I do have file sharing turned off, the desktop serves as a print server and (very) occasional browsing. BTW: I'm glad you're not convulsing

I couldn't help but chuckle at your captions. I saw Gen Sir Michael Walker, HRH the Duke of Edinburgh, and then... "Nick in England." I'm not sure why, but it tickled me. I imagine there was some serious stress putting the entire visit together, I'm glad to hear it went so well. I don't blame you for wanting to "cut loose" a bit that evening. But did you get a chance to ask Her Majesty if she'd consider freeing Scotland? Mac Cailen Mor, ne oblivscaris!

That's eerily familiar for some reason

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Disguises the rush and coverage. We've run zone-blitzes more than a few times, and it allows him to not show the D's hand, so to speak, especially if he drops into coverage. He can drop a couple of times, lull the OL to think he's dropping again, and then he rushes. They've done that several times so far this season.