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HOw much do u think my unopened box of flutie flakes is worth?

Hello- Anyone have advice on the best way to obtain tickets to the tournament? wanted to catch a few sessions (not all) and preferably Cuse games. Is scalping an option or should I go the stub hub route. Thanks

what grade did he give the Bills for last years draft. (ESPN insider) Thanks

Scoop still scares me but this team is deep for sure

http://sports.espn.go.com/chicago/nfl/columns/story?columnist=isaacson_melissa&id=4837804 It appears that players are screened annually as part of the collective bargaining agreement. Would this rule out HOCM? Thanks

Sorry must of had last years numbers. You are correct. Still no one makes even the average salary of Boston. http://content.usatoday.com/sportsdata/baseball/mlb/Rays/salaries/2011

check out the total team salaries http://www.cbssports.com/mlb/salaries Boston $161 M with an almost 6 M average Tampa $41 M (Carl Crawford highest paid at 4M)

http://blog.syracuse.com/sports/2011/09/ap_syracuse_pittsburgh_apply_t.html thoughts anyone? At first I did not like it but the comment section is interesting. Seems that if Syracuse does not jump someone else (ie. UCONN) will..

Dion Waiters http://www.fingerlakes1.com/addedstories/20110127150318.php

He is the only former Bill there. Goes to show you that we dump our players at the right time!!

and if bills win next week?

Jets clinch playoffs with loss. so much for knocking them out.

I dont see the chargers losing. more likely KC will lose to either the raiders or titans. this would also keep the jets out(with your above scenario).

I'll second that. But they do arrange seating so you can comfortably watch the game from a booth.

speaking of kelso http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=easterbrook/101026_tuesday_morning_quarterback&sportCat=nfl

Potential motivation for the Cuse. Jim Boeheim currently sits at 797 wins. This would make the Sweet 16 match-up (likely against Oklahoma) Win #800.. GO CUSE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.calgaryherald.com/Sports/never+...2792/story.html

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/scienceandtechn...mic-clocks.html

jackson yards per carry=4 lynch yards per carry = 3.5

I like the odds..a 300 dollar bet returns 1050... Jets +200 Pats -160 Go Bills!

Bills Eagles 90-91 season... I was about 7 years old with my Dad. Bills opened the game in the no huddle exclusively.. something along the lines of 24-3 after the first quarter... Also remember Randal Cunningham having a miraculous safety eluding 98 yard TD pass.. GO BILLS

1 pack per day ($5) X 30 days per month = 150 bucks... assuming you are not smoking looks the same to me

I recently purchased a house with a very steep hill on the side yard. I was wondering if anyone knew if a riding lawn mower can be use on a hill like that. If so, any particular make/model. Thanks in advance.

Link?

New York Times article today http://www.nytimes.com/2007/03/31/health/3...html?ref=health "In 29 studies, 13 of 11,614 patients given Zelnorm had heart problems, including one who died. Just one of 7,031 patients given placebos had similar problem" "Thirteen cases of heart problems in more than 11,000 patients is about what one might find in a normal population, said Dr. Stephen Cunningham, head of clinical development and medical affairs in the United States at Novartis" "Novartis’s own studies show that it is only 5 percent to 10 percent more effective than placebos at resolving the symptoms of constipation-related irritable bowel syndrome in women. Men were dropped from the initial studies because the drug did not appear to work in them at all" " In a 2003 presentation, Thomas Ebeling, chief executive of Novartis’s drug division, said Zelnorm’s sales in the United States were closely tied to those commercials. “The weeks we go off the air, the growth flattens,” Mr. Ebeling said. “When we restart, you see the growth accelerate again.” "Zelnorm’s withdrawal is likely to intensify a debate about whether widespread drug advertising is appropriate. Some on Capitol Hill have called for curbs on drug commercials, particularly in the year after a drug’s introduction"