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Yeah... there's NO FREAKIN WAY I'm clicking that link at work.

The '89 playoff game was my first Bills game ever not in Buffalo. Just kind of decided to see if tickets were available and they were early in the week so my brother and I went. What a terrible stadium that was. I remember running into the house after the drive back home to rewind the video tape of "the drop". I also remember a game in December 1986 we lost to them 21-17. It was 33 degrees and windy with sleet all day. I had won tickets from WCMF here in Rochester. We tried to grill burgers in the parking lot and couldn't get the charcoal to stay lit.

According to the link, most of the lots allow cash entry (except the red one). When you approach the stadium on I90 you'll see lots with lots of Bills fans.

Um... a BT?

Up to $15 off...

NFL rule is gates open 90 minutes before kickoff.

Actually I use a panda cam at the Woolong Panda facility in China. http://live.ipanda.com/ Their government actually works.

Here's a map: http://prod.static.browns.clubs.nfl.com/assets/docs/stadium/12_StadiumAreaParking_Map.pdf Last Year, Kenny & Crew tailgated with some Browns fan friends of his who were very nice to party with, in the "muni lot". On that map, it's not marked but it's just north of the Amtrak Station. The lot is not, however, necessarily the most heavily populated with Bills fans and there was at least one incident that we saw. I also recommend an early entry into the stadium - the lines to get in 1/2 hour before kickoff were terrible last year.

I really am starting to compare this season to 1987. Back then we went 7-8, but we were right around .500 all year and with a few added pieces the next season began the domination we know and love. Kelly, Reed, Smith, Bennett, Talley, Metzelaars, Hull, Ritcher, Wolford, Tasker, Conlan, Odomes, Kelso... lots of young, talented players already on board. Levy was in his first full year as coach. One of the high points of the '87 season was a November game against the Broncos, who had gone to the SB the year before and were on their way there again. This was Cornelius Bennett's first game as a Bill. We held them to 76 yards rushing while amassing 258 yards on the ground, had a 21-0 lead half-way through the third before Denver made it interesting. Kelly even caught a pass - a 35 yarder from Robb Riddick that NOBODY saw coming. We held on for a 21-14 win. Showed everybody they could play with, and beat, the big boys.

I was wondering if Mr Evans would be parked over at Hammer's.

As for the message... Their getting there.

a la Bugs Bunny

What I've Liked: EJ Manuel's demeanor and ability to learn and improve Robert Woods Kiko Alonso Yes, those are our top 3 draft picks. Mario's game vs Panthers Dareus' game vs Ravens Game management by our new Head Coach Overcoming adversity Fans have been a factor in home wins Been in every single game. Fun to watch. More physical than past teams Jairus who? What concerns me: Injuries. Enough already! Penalties. Eric Wood must be trying to cover for Colin Brown cause he doesn't hold this much. Shankopotamus. I hear Brian Moorman is available. EJ's ball security (or lack thereof) EJ's accuracy on the long ball (or lack thereof). Constant underthrows of our fastest receivers. Just put it out there! Justin Rodgers 8 sacks allowed vs Jets Haven't heard one opposing team say that the tempo of our offense gave them any trouble Losing side of almost every play under review. WTF? 0-2 in our division

The first 3 tracks on Test for Echo are very good. Limbo & Resist are good. Rest of it... not so much. Rarely does Rush put out an album with that much filler. Before this remix I'd probably have swapped Snakes & Arrows and Vapor Trails on that list. The funny thing is that I've listened to all 6 of these in the last 3 or 4 days.

Thanks for that, Gugny. I'm the opposite - I was losing interest by the time Presto & Roll the Bones came around but have gotten more and more back into the band with each more recent album.

Best thing I can think of is that they're actually a comedy duo. What the Fox Say was a play on Gangnam Style and this is a play on a lot of modern rap music where guys talk mainly about sex and their cars.

Then I'm interested to hear your opinion. There was a huge shift in sound that started with Roll the Bones, became WAY more pronounced with Counterparts, and continues to this day. A big-time return to their roots as a guitar-driven "power trio" with reduced use of synths.

I think you mean 'Common man...'

Rolling Stone is streaming the whole damn thing! http://www1.rollingstone.com/hearitnow/player/rush1.html I'm only on Ceiling Unlimited, but check out the guitars at the end of track 1 - completely unheard in the original. Every single bass line is so much cleaner. I think this is gonna rapidly move up on my "favorite Rush disks" chart.

THANK YOU! Why is everybody solely blaming the offence for the defense being tired? Hey D - why don't you FORCE some 3 and outs to get yourselves some rest? Both units have an equal say in how long the D is on the field.

My wife is a Hamilton Alum, and is actually heading there this weekend for an Alumni Council meeting. Or so she says...

Here's the parade route:

Officially listed as 5'1", 121 lbs according to the paper.

"GET IN THE HOLE!"