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My old lady who works at a vet's office, pretty much says the same thing. Her recommendation was to put a tablespoon of vegatable oil on the dog food (teaspoon if he isn't full grown). She also said to make sure you are using a high quality dog food. Also, regarding shampoo, she recommends using aloe and oatmeal shampoo, which most vets sell.

Aside from Winfield, can anyone think of many free agents the Bills have released or not resigned recently that had a significant impact on their new teams?

Tell that to the casinos...

Clayton, NY/31/Cheektavegas, NY

Saying he was fleet of foot is a bit of an overstatement. He has a long stride and was able to take a few steps before tripping himself on most of those runs. Personally, my biggest issue with DB was his total inability to hit wide open backs and receivers on short routes.

In Canada it would have been "I'll have a Labatt". No "s". Conversely, the proper way to order a Molson would have been "Give me a Molson's". Note the "s". Another note in the annals of Canadian Beer Drinking History!

Iron Maiden - Live After Death

Evans McGahee Moorman Spikes Vincent snicker...

I thought that was you. When I found out they were sold out of the Marv books I almost bought one of yours. Instead, I found a kind soul who sold me her extra copy and I waited in line for Marv, but then had to rush back to work, so I didn't have time to come over and wish you a TBD Xmas. Did he stay for everyone? I thought he had a plane to catch?

Fair enough.

I'm not sure how thie relates to the topic at hand, but I'll bite. I was in the Cav and worked closely with alot of tankers and other scouts that were in Gulf 1 and were exposed to plenty of depleted uranium rounds. None that I can remember had any symptoms of excessive radiological exposure. That isn't to say that there is no danger there, but the military is a dangerous place to be, even in times of relative peace. As far as being against a war and how it relates to supporting troops, if a war is said to be immoral, then how can you "support" troops that are, in your mind, acting immorally? They are just following orders, much like the Nazi's. You either support them and the job they have to do, or you do not. Plain and simple.

That is where you are wrong. It doesn't advocate abandoning the rule of law. The law plainly states that the Marine was well within his rights to shoot the fighter. The Geneva convention doesn't apply to them. He shot a combatant in a combat theater. No flag on the play.

But that doesn't mean no one will do it anyway!

Good post Simon. DB is really looking more and more like the biggest problem on the team. I too felt that he had good time in alot of those passing situations and while I couldn't see what our receivers were doing, it appeared that DB couldn't either.

Mmmmm 12.5 points per game. Good Stuff. What was the average last year through the first 9 games?

I like how the guy who wrote the 'bit' calls Manning a "fraud". I wonder if he still feels that way (the article or blog or whatever it was, had been posted here a while ago, before Manning had all of those 5 TD games...) ? At any rate, Bledsoe's numbers basically tell me he is the second best QB, NE ever had. He was decent in his prime. He is no longer in his prime.

yall at work - not logged in... since we are at home, drew. if this was a road game, rj. edit: oops, guess i was logged in!

Alot of stores have had their shipment for a day or two already. I think MS/Bungie want to make sure they can get as many copies out the door on day 1.

I bought EQ. Twice actually, and could never really get into it. Funny this is, I love RPG's and D&D style games.

With 1.5 million copies pre-ordered or reserved, its probably true. I've been told the EB at the Galleria plans to be open until about 3 am to handle all of the expected traffic at midnight madness. Jack Astors will be the waiting room, and I've heard they will call numbers deli-style. I'll be at the EB games in the Union Rd. Plaza (Circuit City, Buca de beppo) at about 11 pm. I even took Tuesday off from work. All that being said, Half-Life 2 may turn out to be the better overall game, considering the power of the graphics engine, the supposed quality of the single player experience (PC Gamer calls it the best game ever, and they usually get things right...) and of course the mods. That doesn't take away from the fact that Halo 2 might be the game that really brings the on line FPS multiplayer experience to the masses and will likely be somewhat revolutionary for that. According to EVERYONE that had the chance to play Halo 2 multiplayer, it is nothing short of spectacular. See you online Tuesday morning at about 12:15 am!

Well, since Halo 2 will be available at midnight on Monday, and Half Life 2 won't be on store shelves until Wednesday, the 17th, (unless you purchase it via Steam, which is Valve's online software "store"), so if you plan on getting both, it is really a no brainer. As far as KillZone goes, initial reports are that it is merely okay. Not a Halo 2 killer at all...

Just wondering if anyone knew, because someone at work told me that it had been sold out. Thanks!

Exactly why I plan on running for assembly in '06.

For those of you who care to read the rest of the article, please note that this time unions and the dems are responsible.

"Boy I sure do..." (Said in Harry Carey voice) Seriously though, I do think we have a legitamate shot at 3-4 with the wounded Ravens and the Cards on the horizon. That being said, could that be enough to build on and salvage the season?