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go sens go, equals Andre not speaking to me. now that was a highlight.

Gentlemonkey rockin the mic!!! AWESOME!

Drive safe people!

Yup...yup...yup....yup...... Sloppy 2nd though...scaaaaaaaaaaary lots o dissappointed Habs fans in that place.

I'm gonna try and fit into yours... "BIG GUY IN A LITTLE COAT, BIG GUY IN A LITTLE COAT" riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip

ollie's got my back!

agreed...Apparently Murray is going to keep that top line together still. BTW..Garrioch thinks Marian Hossa plays for the Rangers.

sorta like the slip days?

are you a sissy? Turbo walk there in 15...also route #18 will get you there from that hotel... but this info is probably to late.

shouldn't this be in the slip forum...

hmmmm..spezza injured...Ottawa playing well...

pakoras.

yayayayyayayayayaaaa...CONGRATS!

Beck-The Information CD-DVD MMW-Note Bleu-Best of the Blue Note Years Primus-They Can't All be Zingers-(best of) Ween-White Pepper The Sadies-In Concert-Live Recording from Lee's Palace. That Sadies album is one of the funnest (is that a word) CD's I have ever listened too!!! GOOD LORD ITS AWESOME!

I got some pretty sweet CD's and DVD's but one of my wife's pressies was the bomb... We watch the episode last night where Tootie and Nat go out and buy bongs for everyone. Helen Hunt gets wasted! AWESOME!

Not sure I understand this.... Top 2 teams in each division, get the top four playoff spots in the Conference. The next four spots go to the teams with the highest points from both divisions in the conference combined. Is that correct? Total of eight teams. Seems much the same as today.

Bob McKenzie 12/22/2006 10:51:08 AM The NHL has been trying for weeks to tinker with its schedule configuration, but is now considering a significant overhaul of the face of the league that includes realignment and a reduction in the number of divisions from six to four. Nothing is carved in stone at this point, but the NHL is floating an aggressive trial balloon to its governors for consideration. Earlier this week, six club executives, (a mix of governors, teams presidents and GMs), representing the six current divisions met in New York with NHL commissioner Gary Bettman and brainstormed to produce a new-look alignment and schedule that they're taking back to other clubs in their respective divisions for feedback. If there's enough support for it - 20 of the 30 governors would have to approve it - the changes that would take effect next season could be approved at a board meeting during the NHL All-Star Game festivities in Dallas in late January. Sources tell TSN the proposal includes the following: * A reduction in the number of divisions from six to four. There would still be an Eastern Conference and a Western Conference, but there were would one eight-team division and one seven-team division in each conference. * The top two teams in each division would be guaranteed the top four playoff seeds within the conference with four wild card playoff berths going to the teams with the next highest point totals. * The four new divisions would be configured primarily along the lines of time zones. The theory is not only would this benefit teams in terms of travel, but could also boost TV ratings because game times in the same time zone would be more favorable. * The current Northeast Division (Montreal, Ottawa, Toronto, Buffalo and Boston) would remain intact and add two other teams to form a seven-team division. Sources say Pittsburgh is one of those teams that would join the Northeast teams. * The current Atlantic Division (the three New York area teams plus Philadelphia) would be melded together with four teams from the current Southeast Division (all but one of Washington, Carolina, Atlanta, Tampa Bay and Florida). * The eight-team division in the Western Conference would feature all teams in Pacific or Mountain time zones (Vancouver, Calgary, Edmonton, Anaheim, Los Angeles, San Jose, Colorado and Phoenix). * The seven-team division in the Western Conference would feature teams that are in either the Central or Eastern time zones. * As for the schedule, it is said to be a little more complicated than it currently is, because of the uneven number of teams in the divisions, but each team will apparently play its division rivals six times each and its conference rivals either three or four times each and non-conference teams once each. The theory is there will be some reduction in travel because of the geographic alignment by time zone, but every team will see every team at least once over the course of the season.

Nope...It's Ottawa's year if they make the playoffs. It's the year of the underachievers. Gerber should have started last night.

younger, smarter folks voted Munter. older, stubborn folks voted O'Brien. (especially when he said no tax increase) O'Brien wins...why...not enough youngsters hit the polls. Oh well...not much we can do now...he did just give the Shepards $10000 to build a fence.

I just don't think it's connecting to the usb thingy plugged into the compy. If I go to my mouse properties it recognizes it... there is a little blue light inside the mouse that is flashing...ideas?

bin der don dat......hmmmm........

I have done all of the above....pressed buttons, read instructions, googled info...I got all day to figure it out...

Well, I just got this fancy new wireless mouse from Phorbesie, and I just can't figure out how to get the thing to work...what am I doing wrong!

Brutal game last night...talk about inconsistencies.

Randy Bachman Friday, February 2, 7 pm The Respectables Saturday, February 3, 7 pm Jason Collett, Amy Millan, Apostle of Hustle and Young Galaxy Friday, February 9, 7 pm Les Trois Accords Saturday, February 10, 7 pm More info