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Carbon isn't even the most prevalent greenhouse gas. Carbon is not the problem, Libnuts are the problem.

The way things are going Buffalo and Green Bay are going to be the only open aired stadiums with a grass field in the Northeast and Midwest. I love that. Will be unique and Bills Mafia will continue to be the working mans experience during Bills games. Eagles games like many other teams will become a non intimidating wine and cheese crowd. I want a loud, rowdy, passionate, but sane Bills crowd at home games. Corporate America is slowly killing what made so many things in the USA special by pandering to the elites. I guess I am not a wuss like many others on here. The partial roof and height of the field is going to eliminate most of the elements as is. Dome only made sense downtown.

Yeah, this new e building requirement in NYS is along those lines. Electric heat sounds great, until your power goes out during a blizzard and you have to have a gas generator around to keep your family from freezing. I'm not against electric heat at all. But forcing it upon people as electric bills skyrocket is not a good plan. Perhaps when the nuke plant comes online and we have better investments in solar and wind energy harvest it will be more feasible and practical.

To make liberals happy. Take the small wins!

Don’t what?

Glad you're concerned about it.

…..kinda like what a hibernating woodchuck goes through.

Given McD's like for "smart" players, could this mean Wande Owens [Yale grad] gets a shot? - ridiculous hops - 43" vertical 11'-3" broad jump. Has experience as both a CB and box Safety.

I’m with you, I don’t understand not controlling the elements when you can.

I think players are viewing the Dolphins as a team in turmoil, it could go badly there very quickly. I don’t think Rasul has much, if anything left, but he’s smart enough to recognize a bad situation. As to Tre and Max, isn’t the best case scenario that Tre has enough left that Max can be eased into a starting role?

Notice RoundyMao challenges others to do or say things that they've never indicated support for. Yet RoundyMao, who has stated that murdered ICE agents would be a good thing, won't even go so far as impeding ICE activities. 100% coward.

it’s actually the way of the past too. No NFL team has been building open air stadiums for the last 15 years. Just a total waste of money and sub par fan and player experience. Terrible investment by Buffalo.

In order from favorite to least: Summer, Fall, Spring..............................................................................................................................................................................winter.

I think that the way stadiums are designed has changed in the last twenty years. The only new stadium I’ve been in is Mercedes Benz Stadium, it is nice, it’s not just seats, concessions and rest rooms. There are amenities, you can sit at a table and eat and see the field. It just felt more comfortable.

Have you not seen our record the last few years??? If Josh misses even half a season, God forbid, all we have to do is play .500 ball and we can absolutely get into the playoffs. Insane to think we'd waste a post season opportunity with Josh at the helm. Sure if (AGAIN GOD FORBID) Josh is going to miss playoffs for sone reason, sign me up for a tank for Jamar Chase type scenario. But no, all they'd have to do is play .500 ball, and White can get that done

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He’s an idiot. I’m sorry you have spent part of your day on him.

Autumn often appeals to poets both for its beauty and the poignancy of life on the cusp of winter, which is metaphor for death, yet also sleep and the dreaming season that quietly awaits the rebirth of spring. It also holds the holidays that appeal to children and those who remember the joy and simplicity of the child-like. Further, it is football season, the playoffs for baseball, the beginning of hockey. Folks can favor other seasons. I don’t mind them being wrong.

Is that Lectronimo?

I've been there, I've had dark days man , if anyone is feeling depressed, struggling with substance abuse, dm me. I'd never judge

Great to read this short story about one of the players who has many Bills' fans thinking, hoping, he may be an important weapon for the Bills this year, a receiver who can do many things well. I had not heard anything about Moore's close relationship with A.J. Brown, the player I lamented the Bills did not go after when he was dangled by the Titans, an almost unstoppable force and someone with high level character. This connection, friendship, makes me even more hopeful and excited to see Moore on the field this summer and fall. Seems like a great fit in so many ways.

https://www.cafc.uscourts.gov/notice-for-oral-argument-proceedings-in-v-o-s-selections-inc-v-trump/ Notice for Oral Argument Proceedings in V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Trump The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit will hear oral argument in V.O.S. Selections, Inc. v. Trump, Case No. 25-1812, on July 31, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. (Eastern). Due to high public interest, the court will livestream audio of the proceedings on its YouTube channel. In-person attendance is limited and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Strict procedures regarding entry, prohibited items, and courtroom conduct will be in effect. All visitors must comply with court policies and security directives. Please review the full public notice for details on attendance, security screening, electronic device restrictions, and media access. https://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/2025/07/25/trump-tariffs-power-courts/ George Will: Donald Trump’s destructive “Liberation Day” tariffs, announced April 2, should result in a constructive judicial ruling that significantly sedates today’s hyperactive presidency. Next Thursday, a federal appeals court will hear oral arguments about this: May the president, by making a declaration (that he claims is exempt from judicial review) of a national “emergency” and “an unusual and extraordinary threat,” impose tariffs (taxes paid by U.S. consumers) whenever he wants, at whatever level he wants, against whatever country he wants, on whatever products he wants, for as long as he wants? Make sense of the latest news and debates with our daily newsletter A unanimous lower court has said, essentially: Of course not. Eighteen organizations, spanning the jurisprudential spectrum, have filed amicus briefs opposing the president. They demonstrate the following: After the preamble, the Constitution’s first word is “all”: “All legislative Powers” are vested in Congress. And the power to tax is listed first among Congress’s enumerated powers. Because the Constitution vests in Congress the power to “lay and collect” duties and imposts, presidential authority to impose them must derive from a statute. Today’s president is a hare, darting here and there. The judiciary is generally a tortoise, slow because it is deliberative. But you know the fable. And here is a fact: This tariff case could markedly restrain this rampant presidency.