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Denmark 2 catches for 8 yards and that's half of the previous weeks total

Everything rotates counter clockwise in the Indian Ocean so nothing has changed in that part. Just took a year for the part to go from where it crashed to the other side. http://www.weather.com/news/news/indian-ocean-currents-mh370-debris-plane

Overpaid but hes gotten better every year so who knows.

What happened to our Sutter?

Dahlia made the cut? Too bad about Toth. good ole Shaw cable guy.

Well what do you think? I got the bits early Tuesday(0130) and sort of cheated and updated this evening. Even made my own ISO too. The menu although not as easier to peruse as 7 is speedier then 8.1 + Classic Shell. Gone is the "modern": screen and the apps run on the desktop although I hear if you have a touchscreen it's still there. But hey you can always add Classic Shell to 10. Beefs: Notification icon in the tray which stays lit even when you're done with whatever popped up. Cortana requires MS email Silly blue lines under running programs on the taskbar and faint line in bottom right where the show desktop section is. Why does MS hate colours? Office 2013 is 3 shades of grey and the titles bars in 10 are white. Installed programs do not show up right away when you hit the Start button and type the name of the program.

Makes u wonder how Fehr would do now that we a good team.

Nothing as accurate as the weather rock.

Good fight but who would you rather have today? In todays NHL people would actually hit Gretzky and no one would let him be alone behind the net.

Borrowing a bit of the Timeberwolves dog. I liked the Nords uni's too but the logo is dated.

Me no like but then I remember the Smythe Division.

"Alex Chiasson of the Ottawa Senators has been awarded a US$1.2 million, one-year deal in arbitration on Sunday. The restricted free-agent forward and the Senators went to arbitration with Chiasson asking for over $2 million and the team asking for $1 million. Chiasson was part of the trade that sent Jason Spezza to the Dallas Stars last summer. The 24-year-old had 11 goals and 15 assists in 76 games this past season." 25pts for 1.2m? An arbitration win for OTT.

Lirim played really good BUT there were no point after attempts so that part is still a mystery.

I see your Joey Elliott and raise you a Casey Printers.

Chris Rock is a comedian?

If you mean the 1.1 per, I would also sign Stempniak to that as well. If the Jets want Stempy I think he will be back but looking at the new crop that will be at camp it might be tough to get a spot.

Should we be giving 6 year contracts to guys near/at 30?

Pretty low amount. I'd sign Tlusty for that.

As oil goes so does the Canuck buck.

Glendale giving them 2 years to find a home it reads like.

The railings kind of remind me of old Maple Leaf Gardens.

Here ya go... Architect denies responsibility for IGF design flaws By: Bartley Kives Investors Group Field was designed as a warm-weather football stadium that wouldn’t house outdoor concerts, its architect claims in response to a lawsuit over problems with the two-year-old CFL facility. In a statement of defence against a claim filed by Triple B Stadium, architect Ray Wan denies responsibility for dozens of alleged design and construction deficiencies at the venue — and blames the owner for cracked concrete slabs throughout its concourses. Triple B, a shell company representing the city, province, University of Manitoba and Winnipeg Football Club, owns Winnipeg’s $209-million, 33,500-seat football stadium. In a statement of claim filed in March, the corporation alleges Wan and construction company Stuart Olson are responsible for 42 "operational and design defects" that include slopes that drain water into the building, the absence of winterization and concrete slabs so weak they are "a problem for moving kegs of beer." Stuart Olson fired back in May, alleging in a statement of defence Triple B Stadium and the Selinger government rushed Investors Group Field to completion and "knowingly approved a design without regard for the problems" at the Canadian Football League facility. Stuart Olson also filed a cross-claim against Wan, who did not respond to requests for comment at the time. In a statement of defence and cross-claim filed in June, Wan rejects most of Triple B’s allegations and asks for the lawsuit to be dismissed, with costs. The architect claims he designed the stadium under an agreement reached with original stadium builder Creswin Properties and later assigned to the shell company. Triple B took over "without any revisions to the original design for a two-/three-season facility," the statement of claim alleges. "The plaintiff asked for a two-/three-season facility, not a four-season facility, to be constructed." Wan also rejects responsibility for cuts into the stadium concrete and staircases that had to be installed well after construction started in order to allow concertgoers access to the field. "Field-level seating became an issue when the plaintiff chose to explore the use of Investors Group Field for outdoor concerts, which was not contemplated in the original design," reads the statement of the defence. These claims corroborate statements made to the Free Press by former Triple B chairman Phil Sheegl, who disclosed stadium-design issues in 2013. Wan also suggests Triple B is responsible for cracked concrete at the stadium, which he describes as "restricted to the topping or wearing slab only and not the structural slab." He alleges the cracked concrete slabs — which are being replaced over the course of a year at an expected cost of tens of millions of dollars — "is indicative of drying, shrinkage and restrained cracking that occurred during the curing process and is largely a construction-sequencing issue." Wan also claims Triple B failed to submit a list of concession vendors and their loading requirements during the stadium’s design and construction process. Triple B then "ignored the loading requirements and made modifications not contemplated in the design," Wan alleges, "specifically with respect to the location and number of concessions, which has resulted in wear and tear on the surface level of the concrete flooring." Wan claims Triple B agreed to only use hand-operated pallet jacks on the concourse but wound up using heavier, electric-powered jacks. Wan also alleges Triple B made "numerous changes to selection of materials during the course of construction," and states delays in 2010 contributed to what the building’s owner calls a "poor co-ordination of building services" in its statement of claim. Wan alleges Stuart Olson is responsible for some of the water damage at the stadium, due to what the architect describes as the "improper application and installation of the flooring assembly" and the builder’s "failure to properly seal the penetration."

New bridge will be just beside it 9' higher.

That is crazy.