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Our defense isn't in the bottom 5.

It's clearly established law.

Fascinating

You are within the public view, so you can be charged with crimes like exposing yourself, disturbing the peace, etc...

The Dominic Rhodes pass is deeply concerning. It's obvious that the Bill's offense has not changed, and Trent clearly cannot effectively throw anything besides a check down. It's also painfully obvious that we need to package our 1st, 2nd, 3rd, and Trent to move up to #1 one next year (so we can get Tim Tebow). It's like we're on a treadmill to nowhere.

It increases muscle mass but does not increase overall strength. Many scientists believe this is because the muscles retain more water, so they look bigger.

Erie county lost 10% of its population... but it took 27 years. Niagara county has been stagnant.

Because it's a treatment for several diseases, and can have some nasty side effects?

Not really. HGH slightly decreases body fat and adds muscle, but the effects are almost negligible. HGH has been through so many studies that have found it's effects to be so small as to be unmeasurable.

HGH doesn't increase athletic performance.

No

Grade: 61 | Key Alert: None Comment: Filling in for Donnie Edwards, Wilhelm played well in his first season as a starter. He wasn't spectacular and didn't make a huge amount of big plays, but he was productive and regularly around the football. He is a bigger inside linebacker with the power and bulk needed to engage offensive line blocks at the point of attack. Wilhelm is a powerful, technically-sound tackler who plays the game with passion on every snap. He is a tough guy who doesn't shy away from engaging. Wilhelm finds himself out of position on occasion, but is improving in this regard. He also can play too high and struggles to get off blocks at times. His athletic ability and knee bend is a problem and will limit his upside going forward. He isn't real smooth flipping his hips and his change of direction isn't ideal. He also offers little when rushing the passer and is best playing only on early downs. He has battled injuries and his durability is a concern. Grade: 57 | Key Alert: None Comment: Ellison is an undersized athletic linebacker who is coming off his second season in the league. He is a backup who is used in sub packages and to give depth to a young linebacking corps. He is most productive when covered up and able to run free. He has good straight-line speed and shows effective range sideline to sideline. He can get engulfed when engaging lineman and is best when slipping blockers to get to the pile. He can play out of control at times and needs to come to balance better in space. He has improved his coverage techniques from his rookie season, but needs to read route progressions better in combination man and zone schemes. Ellison is a finesse player who can contribute when used in long-yardage situations and on special teams.

Sadly, I had a bunch of real life friends who played. The game is a lot more fun with people you know, but it's also much more addicting. I fell off the wagon several times before I finally quit.

If above average sucks, then yeah... he sucked.

Look at his before/after pictures: http://assets.buffalobills.com/uploads/pla...56EFA2A1844.jpg http://i297.photobucket.com/albums/mm203/D.../untitled-1.jpg This is the best "article" I could find on him: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/223124-...ned-muscle-mass I'm thinking he's up to the 245-250 lbs range. Hopefully we hear something about it when TC starts.

Trespassing law clearly does not apply here. Gates had full knowledge that he was there, and never asked him to leave. In fact, Gates wanted the police officer there so he could scream at him some more.

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Sean Bean is Ned Stark, and Mark Addy (fat guy in A Knight's Tale) as Robert Baratheon. Peter Dinklage is Tyrion Lannister. http://grrm.livejournal.com/95840.html A few lesser-knowns for the other parts.

I've read what you have said. You have offered no credible evidence about the racism of the police officers. Yet it's ok for you to assume that they are racist?

No, you didn't. All you offered up was "No way a white man gets treated the same in that part of the country". That is simple, and ignorant thinking. It makes you no better than those who profile others. You have absolutely no provable logic, nor any evidence to support your opinion. Everything you have said is based on anecdotal evidence, and if you use that to base your opinion, you are an idiot. The only way you can declare them racist, is if you have an assumption that they were before the incident. So what is it dean? Are the Boston area police racist?

I'm waiting for a response dean. It is no more valid to say that this police officer is racist because of the area he works in, than to say all black males are criminals because 1/3 of them will go to jail in their life time.

Sotomayor will make no difference on this case. She is replacing a very liberal judge. Also, it would be considered a major upset for the SCOTUS to rule against the NFL.

In uniform officers usually have their badge on their shirt. You have to be an idiot not to see it.

According to Dean, he was arrested because he was black. How does he get to that conclusion? By profiling a specific area as racist, regardless of the specific person's content of character or deeds. That makes real !@#$ing sense. I have a personal anecdote about pot smokers, so that should apply to everyone who smokes pot, right? The guy was outside screaming obscenities at the top of his lungs. If that isn't disorderly conduct, then i don't know what is. Maybe the fact that someone had called in a robberry in progress? Yeah, it's not reasonable to ask for ID in that situation

Here is the arrest report: http://www.myfoxboston.com/dpp/news/local/..._reports_062109 The Hispanic cop seems to echo exactly what the original officer said.