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He doesn't come up with the story out of the blue. His interview with the detectives is after his defense attorneys investigator, O'Kelly, walks him through the details of the murder, also the same interrogation his defense attorney, Len Kachinsky, chose not to attend. O'Kelly and Kachinsky believed he was guilty and thought he'll be better off confessing, so O'Kelly had him lay out what happened in detail, but it looked like O'Kelly walked him through in detail what he wanted Dassey to say. As for the series, there was some serious missteps by investigators and IMO, there is no way they proved guilt beyond a shadow of doubt. I have a read a ton of articles about the case the poke holes in just about every piece of evidence shown on the series and not shown. They could be guilty as hell, but the trial was bogus... I have to go back and watch episode 7, the very suspicious, Lenk finds the key episode. I though every time they filmed them searching the room, the bed was not made, there weren't even sheets on the bed. But when the key is found the bed was made. I definitely could be wrong, but it was interesting, and I'll have to review that one. pretty good information here: http://awesomejelly.com/review-evidence-steven-avery-brendan-dassey-case-making-murderer/ Trial transcripts here: https://www.reddit.com/r/MakingaMurderer/comments/3zmwj2/on_obtaining_the_avery_trial_transcripts_and_case/

All their SB's were close, could have went either way. Thankfully, they were indeed "unlucky" against the Giants...

It reminded me of the Giants defensive game plan in SB 46...

And that 1 SB still pisses me off...lucky bunch of f***s...

It was an interesting match-up coming into the game. Brady loves to throw short quick passes and Denver led the league in defending the short pass. Julian Edelman was a non-factor, they covered the short routes where he excels perfectly. Wade had a game plan that was executed well, he is one of the best defensive minds in the game. Didn't see it, but they mentioned on the broadcast the BB went up to Wade after the game a praised his scheme...

And that's what really sucks about having the PB before the SB...The majority of players in the pro bowl are on the SB teams, so now, you have the 4th or 5th alternates in some cases playing. And when i comes time to negotiate a contract, the price i jacked up because this guys a "pro bowl" player...even though it's a joke of game, any agent would play that card...

I just started Ray Donovan. 5 episodes in and so far it's really good, very interesting story line developing...Jon Voight is fantastic...

Coming into this season, I thought competing for a playoff spot and finishing around 10th would be a great year. I didn't think they would be this far down in the standings, but even so, this team is so much better than the past few years. Murray has put a solid core together, he still needs more time to fill in some major holes, but they are close. Hopefully Lehner continues to impress, that would be huge! Murray isn't going to hit a home run on every deal, but he's definitely not afraid to try, which is day and night from the last regime.

Empire Sports Network Ten Years Later march 2015 article http://www.allsportswny.com/empire-sports-network-ten-years-later/ Fan-TV... https://youtu.be/hMMYbBVW-AM

I am thinking Vikings more than TWD....

2014 interview http://www.inquisitr.com/1508508/tom-brady-pouts-and-whines-on-and-off-the-field-patriots-get-gisele-bundchen-treatment/ How does Tom Brady get Gisele Bündchen's attention? In the latest issue of Man of the World magazine, the football star reveals the tactics he uses at home on his supermodel wife. "I like attention from her, so when I'm not getting it I let her know in immature ways, like a young, immature child would," the 37-year-old sports stars says. "You throw fits and you pout and you whine until you get what you want." He whines on and off the field....freaking wuss...

You can't trade a guy with bark in his name from the dog pound, it's just not right...

And then there's poor Cinnamon... https://www.yahoo.com/music/powerball-reimbursement-fund-page-created-235504618.html

Maybe it's more about Ullmark than Lehner. Ullmark got a taste of the NHL and faired well for it being his first experience, but he would be better off playing just about every game in Rochester as opposed to maybe every other game in Buffalo. They can work Johnson and Lehner every other game and let Lehner ease back in, that might be their thinking.... That goes along with not being able to work out all off season. Lehner was in (and still is in) a real tough spot, out of shape on top of being acquired in a questionable trade.... "It has been nearly a calendar year since Lehner played a complete game - a 25-save performance in Ottawa's 7-2 win over Edmonton on Feb. 14."

My feeling is that Rex had a grand vision of how every player would fit into his "merged" scheme and it just didn't work, they didn't fit as he had hoped. He needs to analyze what players fit and which don't and what parts of his scheme work and which don't, hence doing things different. I think this statement pretty much equals "my bad". He's going all in with his D....it is what it is, we can B word about it all off season, but the true Rex D is coming. Will it be that much different and/or that much better? I hope to hell it is....

I was pretty surprised he had such a short conditioning stint in Rochester. He couldn't workout all off season and then hurts his ankle in game 1. Ankle is finally healed and he gets a 1 week conditioning assignment? I think it will take at least a month before he is close to being 100% in shape...

The 3 states in which the powerball was won, Tennessee, Florida, and California, do not charge state tax for lottery winnings...

http://wivb.com/2016/01/13/snow-crashes-down-on-niagara-county-and-the-carcicle-remains-frozen-wednesday/

He could still agree to a trade, so it's still a possibility, but it does make it more difficult.

Never been a big Ennis fan, I hope they can swing a deal for him, Moulson, Weber, Georges and a few others that wouldn't be missed....Sabres have a lot of movable players that could add depth to a good team....

I like him, but I think he'll be traded. If they want him back in the off season, they will pursue him, as they did with Moulson. Very nice game yesterday, Ristolainen was a beast and played with an edge. The young core of this team is very good, Murray has done a great job thus far IMO. They may not be winning much yet, but the product is so much better. He still has a few more moves to make to get this team in the upper tier, but they'll get there...

Dude gets drunk at Hoaks and does the right thing...leaves his car there over night....oops! http://buffalo.com/2016/01/12/featured/137687/ https://twitter.com/TheIceCar

Ditto....I got Crown Black for a Christmas present, it's pretty good, but I like the original best. Although Crown XO is pretty smooth and a close second.

I might have to start hanging out at the Big Tree, what a blast it would be to have a couple beers with Rex and Rob....

They have a very good young core which is step 1 of the rebuilding process. I didn't think many were expecting much this season, but apparently i was wrong. They are playing much better hockey this year and are much improved even though their record may not reflect that. They need Lehner back in there to play the majority of the remaining games. We just don't know what we have in this guy, so hopefully he can stay healthy from here on out. As far as the arena, it's been horrible for years. It's very boring going to games there, no energy at all. i don't know what it is, it's not the building, because the place rocks for bandits games....