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Yes, we did this before. I would have thought you would remember by all my similar to you sports and local political references.
Smithtown. And I believe you were Huntington.
Well, back then, pretty much any place in North America was isolation. The population density was pretty darn low. Even the cities were hardly populated by today's standards (though, certainly not an isolation living). So, for most, they were essentially going from one isolated spot to...
A word on the NPI (I'm just using your post to springboard my post; nothing against your post).
We always said don't look at PWR too early. Well, that's doubly so with NPI, because of the way NPI is calculated and how the dials are set. Basically, when PWR started making sense, wait another...
This.
lakont55, the Teddy Bear Toss is a huge deal in Utica. And one of the best atmospheres I see in a regular season game. I love it. And thusly, one of the hardest tickets to get.
This has nothing to do with it. The teams like to get an early start to travel home on Saturdays, expecially if they were on the road the whole weekend (before they started to rearrange the schedule, so two-game road trips became rare). It was initially only done for those games where the away...
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