ELynah Forum

There was an article about Murray in this morning's Post Standard (11/7).
Here's the link: http://www.syracuse.com/localcolleges/poststandard/index.ssf?/base/news-0/10113675178051126.xml

In the paper it had a picture of him with a Yale guy, and Vesce and another Yale guy were in the background.

I could eat enough corn nuggets to pretend I'm a restaurant::rolleyes::

Age: you should put a teddy bear in the screw the AD logo to resemble the huggy bear ::laugh::

mmmm...corn nuggets:-D

They should sell frozen corn nuggets so you can make them at home::rolleyes::

Maybe he's related to us.:-))

I've had it happen using Neoplanet on WinXP

Apparently Queen Elizabeth is interested in hockey, or at least in hockey fans...

http://canada.com/national/story.asp?id={FFAF2B45-3DE1-496E-951C-BB75328DFC07}::rolleyes::

AAAAND.....does he get the cup for a day!?!? and where will he take it?

be careful where you choose to play...rolerblading on rough (even slightly rough) pavement is not fun ::worry::

The new rink in Skaneateles will have ice this summer. There are some summer leagues playing on it.  But i'm sure you'd have to pay a pretty penny to use it.

I just got the latest issue of "American Hockey Magazine"  (it comes with American Hockey Membership) with its main article as: "Travels With Stanley."  I anxiously flipped to the article hoping to find Neiwy's Cornell story in there somewhere. Lo and behold..there it was:
    "And making for a good TV commercial is what the 2000 ESPN spot of Dallas's Joe Nieuwendyk using the Cup as a Jell-O mold.  But that was only for the TV spot.  In reality, Nieuwendyk used the cup to serve french fries at a party.
    And to Nieuwendyk's eternal credit he also took the Cup to his alma matter, Cornell University in Ithaca, N.Y., where, in what must have been a poignant moment, Prof. Dave Sisler, who is blind, ran his hands over the Cup, feeling what so many of us have been lucky enough to see."

No mention of Dunbar's.... ::uhoh::  ::laugh::

Just joined the Cornell team:-P :-D

Besides that, lacrosse was invented to be played as training for war by native americans...and don't you think they'd still fight no matter how muddy it got? ::nut::

They seem to sound very familiar....oh yeah, that's a bit like whiny high schoolers. ::nut::

heh..baseball? whats that? ::snore::