Sunday Links

by averagejoe on May 24, 2009 6:00 AM CDT

Hello again. PCS is in soaking up the sun in Florida (bastard) so I have the Sunday shift. Just a note, tomorrow is Memorial Day and since everyone will be taking a day off, I think the links will too. I might put a few things together for a mini-post but don't expect a full-blown linkspolsion.

Blues news

The links are being done earlier than normal so ... no Blues news. Nothing has happened today. Sorry.

Hockey news

That was some game last night wasn't it. And that goal? Whoa. [Score]
I didn't see last night's game when I wrote that last intro.
Check out Pensburgh and Canes Country for coverage of the big Game 3. [Pensburgh. Canes Country]
I remember this guy on, I think, NHL 2002. He was great. Go Daryl Reaugh. [Puck Daddy]
Bobby Holik might retire to be with his family. Or to not suck on a national stage. One of those two. [NY Post]
So about that Stanley Cup schedule ... you might have a long layoff. [Puck Daddy]
Jeremy Roenick apologized. I can go back to not liking him. [CBC]
Awesome story about Zamboni's. [NY Times]

Other links

Denmark is a tricky font. And yes I know my fonts. Yes, I'm single, why do you ask? [Buzzfeed]
They fight and bite ... Itchy And Scratchy rule. [Gunaxin]
Woman gets hypnotized into thinking she had a weight loss surgery ... and then drops 55 pounds. [Fox]
Houston schools are having a bit of a problem. [Houston Chronicle]

Video

Keyboard cat is taking over the world.

Remember, mini-links tomorrow. Full links Tuesday. Have a good Sunday Funday. gametimelinks (at) gmail.com

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That grad rate sucks.

I realize that outside things can influence if a child graduates or not (pregnancy, home life, necessity of that kid to work to support the family, etc), but that is still an inexcusable graduation rate. High school isn’t that difficult. They need to do something ASAP, or else their whole district’s going to be re-organized against their will.

Ahhh, Bobby Holik. Fair thee well, Cap’n Caaaaaaaaaveman. I hated him while he was in Atlanta because he was useless and an asshole, but he seems to do better in NJ, and frankly, I’d rather live on a ranch in WY too than live in Newark or Atlanta.

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Paul McCartney: We`re going to start a campaign to stamp out Detroit.

by hildymac on May 24, 2009 10:51 AM CDT reply actions