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Yes!!!

In case one breaks. Plug-n-play, baby!

Definitely have that one marked down. We're not sure the best way to do the observatory (a friend told us she did a tour and it was great), but we're definitely doing that. Sounds awesome, but we won't be on Oahu. We'll be staying right near South Point, actually. Sounds pretty isolated, I agree, but we'll have a car. The helicopter tour of Kauai sounds awesome, I didn't think of that. Not sure I can get the wife to do it, but I'll look into it. We're definitely doing VNP, and I've heard about the preparations, but not quite the way you put it. That's really good info, thanks. We were planning on doing several hikes there, so that's very good to know. Thanks for the great info everyone! Wow, very good stuff there, thanks! Some of that we were planning to do, like Waimea Canyon, but I hadn't heard much about Salt Pond, Hanapepe, or the plantation. Those sound like really good ideas. And thanks for the ideas on places to eat! I'm definitely trying to identify as many good out-of-the-way places as possible.

Well, I don't know about the rest of you, but if he'd take backup money I wouldn't mind him begin #2 to TT. But he won't, so I don't really care.

My response was to the poster who seemed to claim that Wade's simple defense is what wins Super Bowls. Of course, that's the first time his simple defense won the Super Bowl.

Right, which was...his first.

So that simple defense of his has won how many Super Bowls? He has as many rings as Rex.

So the wife and I will be going to Hawaii later this spring. A week on Kauai and another week on the Big Island. I've never been anywhere in Hawaii before, so I'm totally looking forward to this. I was looking to see if any folks here have been to either of the islands and have any really cool adventurous things to do or places to eat. I've been starting a list of things I'd like to do, but I'm looking for experiences people have had that you would recommend. Let's have it!

I'm surprised there hasn't been more discussion on this. Bitter Contract Dispute Extends to Who Owns Yosemite Names - N.Y. Times, 3/1/16 Apparently Jacobs and Delaware North also own the trademark to "Space Shuttle Atlantis". Oh, and: Great job, Delaware North. Hey, you didn't break any laws, so you're safe.

Guys, to be fair, when it was pointed out to him he corrected himself. I mean, Jeez.

Cordy signed. Other teams can't negotiate anymore. Only us.

Teams almost never don't need a CB in the draft. What we don't need is a starter.

Probably, I'd imagine, depending on how expensive he is. Sad to see Leo go, to a certain extent. I liked having him as an insurance policy as a 3rd corner, but he was always frustrating as a starter. Lots of talent, but never seemed to be able to put it all together consistently.

Wow, you beat Yolo?

Damn, you are fast.

“There’s no recklessness about it,” she said. “He’s doing what any average guy his age would be doing and his friends are doing their best to be supportive.”

I love threads about wings. Carry on, please.

"Bills cut 3 backups, team clearly entering rebuilding mode." -BuffNews

I'm sorry. I'll stop now.

Perhaps, although word is that we are in pretty good cap shape for 2017 at the moment. That will change, of course, if Glenn and Gilmore are signed long term, but it looks like we should have some wiggle room to give TT a nice contract if needed.

Wow. Didn't expect that, I have to say.

Only one of which was a starter.

Makes you wonder why/how a guy like Tom Brady isn't at the top of that list, or near to it.

No reason to do a TT deal now. We need a way to sign Glenn and Incognito right now. Signing TT does not help that, nor is it critical to do it now.

I'm hoping Glenn signs a long-term deal that reduces his cap hit this year, giving us even more room to maneuver and sign Incognito. And yes, the cap hit for rookies is about $5 million, not $9 million.