leonbus23

Probably going to miss a bit of the game because baggage claim can be a long walk and sometimes a bit of a wait. Regardless, going to North Star will take too long and you'll probably miss at least the entire first quarter. Not sure what your other plans are for the day, but it would probably be best to stay at the airport or get an uber to a really close bar to see as much of the game as possible One airport bar is right outside of security for the G gates. It has many tvs and will serve drinks. It will be more expensive at about $32 for a double cocktail or $15 for a beer. So, you may want to go to a bar close by, which will be cheaper for drinks.

This is an interesting post. Like you, I can get a bit annoyed or uncomfortable with "hobbyists" who make claims outside of their professional fields of study and work. For instance, my field (PhD) is Economics, and the amount of misinformation / speculation that proliferate from hobbyists about something like inflation, for example, is frustrating. Regardless, I wonder, do professional forecasters use numerical models to forecast weather beyond the 96 hours, and if so, are their forecasts reputable in any way, or is the 96 hour limit a rule, per se? Do professional forecasters simply qualify their forecasts beyond 96 hours with a disclaimer? In other words, if numerical weather models aren't worth a damn outside of 96 hours, then what do professional weather forecasters actually do? Or are weather forecasters still searching for the best numerical model? You don't have to answer these questions, and they may not be reasonable questions (since I know nothing about weather), but it is interesting.

Not really the case here. Compliance with management is actaully more desirable in this case for future employers. In other words, if a employee puts his ego aside for the betterment of the organition, the management of any organizition will consider that more valuable. More specifically, who will want to hire Daboll at this point? His coaching ability has taken a huge hit for a couple of years, so one of the only positives left for him was tacet compliance. So, he most definitely made himself "look worse" by winning. Lmao

5 yard penalty for poor grammar. Adding "for them" at the end of the sentence is redundant, since you already use the pronoun "they" at the beginning of the sentence.

Is misspelling a 5 or 15 yard penalty?

The defense is not good. The Pats* game was unusual though. The Bills had 6 PI calls against them. The only other game close to that was the Rams game with 5 PI calls against. On top of the PI calls, the Bills had two illegal formations, one offensive holding and an unnecessary roughness. All very inconsistent and subjective calls. Along with defensive improvement, the Bills need to have the refs call less panalities on them. Again, the defense is not good, but this sort of officiating certainly contributed to the closeness of the game.

Some good boxing on this evening. Jaime Munguia, super exciting Mexican fighter on ESPN.

Cue the old timers who like the old school violence. Tough guys who also don't want a dome because they're so darn tough. Man, those tough guys. We should all admire their toughness. "I remember when men were men and had the freedom to violently hurt each other. The good ole days."

SF is an amazing food city. I live in The Mission and the mexican food rivals SoCal. Italian food in North Beach, as well, with pizza that rivals Buffalo, e.g. Capo's and Tony's. Cioppino is fantastic and can be found all over the city. All styles of Asian food are here and most of it is delicious. Very few chains and franchises here. About 95% mom pop restaurants. Probably watching at the NorthStar tomorrow and eating sushi after the game. Oh, and San Fran is no more dangerous than any average city. So, stop asking...

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Eric Reid- for calling malcolm jenkins a neo-colonialist. https://deadspin.com/eric-reid-calls-malcolm-jenkins-a-sellout-and-neo-co-1829897586/

Give Hamlin some credit. He's played good in the two games, and he stepped up to stop a TD that could have shifted the game. He made a good tackle at the exact moment we needed it. He may not be great, but he's not that bad.

Keon Coleman is so slow that injured MVS, Samuel, and Claypool are still faster.

I know. I remember when being accused and charged with gang rap% and keeping your job was the norm. Darn millenials!

This seems to be a decision that epitomizes Buffalo. There is an unrelenting loyalty / nostalgia that characterizes the city. I left in 2003 and return for a game once a year. I was shocked last year to see that Jackie Walker is still a newscaster. She's like 80 years old. Like Brown hire, there is so much broadcasting talent and limited jobs. Surely, they can find better people. It's great to be loyal and keep up local traditions, but it's like the city that can't move on and embraced the new. For instance, the people still think it's a blue collar factory town when the industries moved out in the 1980s.