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no compensatory pick for phat pat because he was an UFA not a RFA http://people.howstuffworks.com/nfl-draft1.htm UFA 2005 93 Pat Williams DT http://www.buffalobills.com/news/news.jsp?news_id=3117 someone correct me if i'm wrong on this

the question in my mind is how can TD go but not MM too. you can't just go out and hire a new GM and tell him he can't choose who his coach is. unless of course you're promoting modrak.

we're either ready for an antarctic expoloration or a december bills game, either way we're on our way hammer!

as bills fans, what have we got to lose? i'm in, damn what's on paper, and go bills

check out 'commandment #2' here. i think the advice is right on http://www.sportsnetamerica.com/fantasy_football.htm

i have a computer with cable internet at home and a (somewhat) stable ip address. i use a program called remotelyanywhere to remote control (and view) my pc at home from work.

I totally agree with this sentiment. My full review is here.

i used to slap my webcam in front of the tv at home and fire up windows media encoder and watch sabres games at work by opening 'mms://ip.address:port' in media player. i have comcast hi-speed (i think 45KB/sec upload bandwidth) and i had it up to about 10 frames per second, which was surprisingly watchable. something like this wouldn't work for multiple viewers, but if you have mucho upload bandwidth it is possible - just make sure you stay well under the nfl's radar

hey man that's swimming, not pulling tubes

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one of our members has a pic of that mural in their photo album here http://www.coloradobills.com/forum/photo_a...cid=151&page=3# bottom right

i have a scar on my arm from when my fist went through glass directly after this game. so as much as i'd like to scold you for bringing up this memory, i have my own permanent reminder...

don't forget we have mountains too! trail ridge road in rocky mountain national park is an awesome way to experience the tundra and scenery of the high country close to your car. the paved road to the summit of mt evans takes you even higher to over 14,200 feet above sea level and a spectacular 360 degree view. the night life is great in denver but hope you can find some time to check out what really makes colorado a special place. have fun!

jp will be in the 3rd hour

I remember this as well. I was at the old Baker Elementary school (Orchard Park) and our teachers rolled the tv out into 'the commons' to let us watch. I think I was in 2nd or 3rd grade, which would make it sometime ~1979. Yeah, I think the Sabres did lose that game but it was still more exciting than the Electric Company

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Nah, the Jets song isn't bad. It just needs one lyric tweaked: http://www.coloradobills.com/craig/audio/lodos1.wav

http://www.brain-damage.co.uk/news/0506121.html lots of stories on google news to corroborate one of the oldest rumours in the music biz.

http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory?id=639205 our state passed a law against this and i hope it catches on in other states too. i hate people that think the left lane is their own comfort-cruise lane. i'm convinced one of these times when i'm forced to pass them on the right i'm going to be directly in their blind spot when they decide to merge back... then i suppose the accident will be my fault because i'm not supposed to pass on the right...

i'll get a hold of colfax for you, he should be able to get you a link to the file

i like photo.net you can pick your best photo(s) and have them subjected to critique. be prepared for constructive criticism but it will help you become a better photographer

take a swing by Golden while you're out here. as mentioned, the Coors tour is pretty good, and Buffalo Bill's Grave and Museum on Lookout Mountain is a simple 15 min drive (take 19th street towards the mountains). excellent viewpoint up there of golden and denver metro. the two '14er' roads aren't open yet (mt evans, pikes peak) but Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain IS open so if you're looking for alpine adventure without travelling far from your car that is an excellent option to consider. have fun, feel free to PM me if you have any questions.

Piels Old Mill Water Milwaukee's Beast reminds me of college days and $1.50 pitchers night!

for sheer drinkability, not much beats a crisp clean Molson Canadian. but for special occasions, my two favorites are New York State's very own Ommegang Abbey Ale and Belgian import Corsendonk.