Kevbeau

I'll take Alba for $1000 Alex.

I eventually got it to work. Thanks again for the tip. My neighbor probably thinks I'm nuts. Went out to the car to listen on Sirius until I got the link to work (wireless reaches the driveway). Laid on the horn every time the Sabres scored.

Ignoring yourself is like "same matter can't occupy same space," (some bad Van Damme movie). I eagerly await the demise of the Goat and at least we have hope for the return of the Blue and Gold....Damn you Quinn!!!!!!

No free preview hear SW of Atlanta, but I already knew Charter sucked. I'd get a dish if I didn't have to take down a handful of trees.

Thanks for the heads up....although neither link works for me. Typical NHL.

Currently enrolled in UGA's MBA program part-time (half way there )....like you said they tend to preach that managerial skills are transferrable from specialty to specialty. My company tends to focus on MBA's from highly ranked schools. My experience is that the academics will give you the tools, but I definitely believe that regardless of degrees, some people are born managers, or as we put it "I don't care what school he went to...an **** is still an ****."

I think it depends on which Aaron Brooks shows up. The Saints offense could be one of the more potent in the league if he could find a grain of consistency. Great running back (although he hasn't hit 65 yds in a game yet), solid depth at reciever behind Horn and Conwell is a decent threat at TE. Brooks kills them with his turnovers and his erratic play allows defenses to key on Duece. The Saints D hasn't played that great this year...and were Jeckyll & Hyde last year. Sucked the first 2/3 of the season and then turned it on for a strong finish. Let's up they continue with their "Hyde" version...or Jeckyll...or whichever is allowing an average of 27pts this season. I think we know what we're getting from JP. I don't expect the light to suddenly come on one game, but I'm hoping for a little progression each game. He's faced two stout D's the last two weeks, so this week is definitley a chance to gain back some confidence. Willis should do well, so I would like to see the offense take advantage of the play action pass.

Our country's propensity to "assign blame" never ceases to amaze me. Sometimes "sh-- happens." Should Mike Brown entirely free from blame...of course not. But as in any critical management situation (whether emergency/manufacturing/military/business), the groundwork is laid by the first people on the scene...in this case local and state. Ideally, FEMA should have had a smooth hand-off from the state level and things should have already been rolling from there, but essentially they had to start at square one. By the way, I belong to the AHRA. The short story is that Brown was "forced" out of the IAHA by a very influential member that he butted heads with, not for incompetency. I know I'm knitpicking and the job really had nothing to do with emergency response, but I understand the politics inherent to such organizations and to his credit, he lasted longer than most people would.

Saw 'em down here in the Peachtree City - Newnan area. Also a few landscapers, rolling in a trailer full of gas cans.

Saw a Sabres (old logo) Dead T-shirt last year on e-bay. Too bad it was a small. Might want to try there.

I've seen that Ashley Judd pic before...but thanks for the link to the rest of them. I hope the Sabres are paying attention. Now that is a marketing solution!

My best friend from college used to live in Eugene. Cool town (a little different ), beautiful scenery, and great beer. Steelhead Brewery rings a bell. Even got to see a Ducks game. Although it was perfect weather every time I visited and he assured me that it does rain there.

He does it raise awareness of suffering children??? Also, what's with this 5 minute break every hour...15 minutes every eight hours. Is Guiness going soft? Suck it up pusscatore.

That's me with Clancy novels. I really enjoy Tom Clancy's novels, but I struggle through the first half of his books..which are all detailed setup. However once the plot really kicks in, I'm hooked.

I read Quicksilver and bought Cryptonomicon (haven't had a chance to get to it yet. Didn't know the 2nd volume of the Baroque cycle was out yet. I don't think your average Dan Brown fan would care for his books...Stephenson's writing is a lot more complex than most of the current popular fiction writers (although I believe Crypto and Quicksilver spent a fair amount of time on the Bestseller list). I lent Quicksilver to a friend and he returned it after a few chapters, because he had to "think" too much to understand the story.

I'll see a good buddy of mine from Greenville this Saturday. I'll see if he can help.

For me...Abbott Rd. Pizza or Bocce's (I think it's Imperial now). I used to like Santora's but I think they closed down

Because from what I gather we made our own bed.

Why learn something yourself, when TV will tell you everything you need to know in a few minutes. I have to listen to the idiots at work babble on and on about airdrops, when not a single one of them understands the logistics and planning that goes into a "simple" airdrop.

Sorry Dan....20 pushups.

The Bills have their fair share of those types. You generally don't see it to its extreme on this board, but they're out there.

I honestly don't know what to say. I'd redraft the league and throw the first week out.

Check the injury report on Green, although last I heard he is good to go. It's a tough choice and I tend to outguess myself on QB matchups. Green does clean up some nice TD stats with those little swing passes to Priest, but palmer is playing Cleveland. Green for the safe bet...Palmer for gambling on mucho points. I would expect each to get you at least two TD's.

If you get one point per tackle, and 2 per takeaway, you've set yourself up nice at D. ...and you're still mucho stacked for a ten team (non-keeper) league, but hey...more power to ya.

I think GA is somewhere in the mid $200's per week. (Had a buddy whose plant shut down for a month last summer.)