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Happy Birthday!
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Didn't really like the music, but thought she was beautiful and talented....agree with what Al said, too many "names" dropping recently RIP.
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Haj, it indeed breaks our hearts as parents when we see kids hurt or in pain. I wish her well, and even if she may look bad, I'm sure she'll be acting as if it never happened soon enough. Kids seem to be amazing like that.....
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Audio Consulting battery powered MIPA Stax Amplifier
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I fondly remember the semi-automatic beetle my dad gave my brother. When I was 15, he used to drive that to the place we both worked. Clutchless shifting FTW! -
Good luck to Hunter. Despised him as a player, respected him for what he did with the Caps. I almost think they needed a kind of hard transition from what Boudreau was doing, just to shake things up a bit. I think Hunter brought in the hard work ethic, and they can now adapt a little more and find the best balance. With that next step in coaching, Holtby and some good goaltending coaching, they should be pretty amazing for the next few years.....
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Did the Mother's Day celebration with my in-laws who were up for my wife's Bat-Mitzvah, we all went (with my niece on my wife's side) to a very nice brunch in Cambridge, MA. Then dropped off the in-laws at the airport, and off a bit to the North End of BostonFinally, home and dinner (fresh homemade pasta for wife and son, sliced Hot Sopresatta and cheese for me....yummage). It was a very nice day, except for one part where I slightly pissed off my wife. Almost 17 years of marriage, and I'm still not fully trained.....
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I'm sure it's better science, but this sounds too much like Ruthenium, a la Ultrasone.....
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We tried the Jetta as well, drives nicely but felt a bit cheap inside. Wife ended up with a Passat wagon instead. But if the MPG is paramount, it's still a nice car at a better price
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I second the Macallan. I had some a couple weeks ago, was very good. Talisker has been my favorite, so think the Macallan would be a safe/good recommend.....
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Happy Birthday Matt!
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Happy Birthday Ari!
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Hip Hip Hooray! Happy Birthday (pun intended)
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But not good enough.....Rangers were outright lucky on that one, Ward goes from hero against Bruins to goat in this game....Caps are just amazing me in general with their play, though..... Will it go to 7?? For pure entertainment, I hope so!
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And LA knocks off #2 after knocking off #1.....amazing how they've come together for the playoffs.....
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Zoomed through two F Paul Wilson books:
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Sorry to hear, Haj. Good luck on the exam grading Shelly & Jim. We had a nice day today, volunteered at our Temple for "Mitzvah Day." We helped with a free Senior Luncheon, very rewarding and some wonderful people and stories. And lots of take-home leftovers, for the attendees and volunteers alike. Then watched the LA Kings close out the St. Louis Blues in their series. Like both teams, so bummed one had to lose, but LA is looking pretty dang good right now. Off to catch the other game soon....
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I think the other passengers were looking at you in pity that you had no cheez spread..... I remember once coming back from San Francisco with Lotus Seed Cakes from Chinatown in my carry-on. ALMOST got them confiscated as the filling is thick but not completely solid. I think they let me through when I offered to eat them They were well worth it.....
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Sad news, I especially admired the work he did for Tibet and other charities. RIP.....
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Hope eyes and bikes and bugs' asses get better.... I had a real nice afternoon/evening. Price-Waterhouse Coopers hosted a party for my company at Smith and Wollensky's in Boston, to celebrate outr partial reorganization as a Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) Organization - PWC helped us a lot along the way. All people involved with that project were invited, and this little IT peon was mentioned twice by the CFO. On top of that, Macallan 18 (yum) and Woodford Reserve (not bad at all, haven't had decent bourbon in eons) were free at the bar, lobster tails/claws and other shellfish were plentiful in one of the buffet tables, and some wonderful and interesting people were met and shared some good time. Even got to see some silly drunk Accountants
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Have to agree....in the past, if Boston was knocked out, I tended to watch other games sporadically, and usually watched all the games for the finals. But this year, many of these series have been just great to watch, for many different reasons..... And to top it all off, Slapshot was on one of the oddball cable stations here last night, unedited. "Everybody's on their feet, yelling 'Kill! Kill! KilL!' THIS...IS....HOCKEY!"
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HO....LEE.....SHIT What a game by both Caps and Rangers! Had to stay up for it.......sad to see a team lose that one, I thought the Caps would just win it due to Rangers being too tired, but Gaborik nails his first goal in a big way.....
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Scary shit, Al, and sorry you had to face it. Glad it turned out (relatively) OK. Wishing you and your dad my best as well.....
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Echo the MOG and also the Dave Brubeck Take Five recommendations. If you like piano, Bill Evans is a great possibility. A little more "personality" IMO than Keith Jarrett, though I happen to like him too. Some of the Swedish Jazz I've found quite lively and fun, even the old audiophile standby Jazz At The Pawnshop. I picked up a couple Arne Domnerus (he played on JatP) albums, and although it's been a while, they still are pretty good.
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Sorry to hear about your dad. Glad you got to see him. Thoughts and prayers with you & family.