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Mike Recchia
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Mike Recchia
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I like the one that says some pulp
🇺🇸 Katılım Eylül 2009
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Capitals… 43 wins… No Playoffs
Islanders… 43 wins… No Playoffs
NJ Devils… 42 wins… No Playoffs
Red Wings… 41 wins… No Playoffs
Blue Jackets… 40 wins… No Playoffs
Panthers… 40 wins… No Playoffs
SJ Sharks… 39 wins… No Playoffs
VGK… 39 wins… Stanley Cup Final
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The on-campus game experience is college football’s best and most unique feature. No other sport, college or pro, has anything remotely like that
If we’re just going play these games in a sterile, domed neutral site that fans hate, then what the hell is the point of this sport?
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$3 each Sway rc, Carlson /199, Eichel /199, Grieg cup rc /99
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@FlamesNation Didn’t they have to play like 6 meaningless games when the playoffs were going on
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Five years ago today, the Calgary Flames finished their 2021 regular season on a Wednesday afternoon while the playoffs were going on...
What a strange time.
🎥: Sportsnet
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Just a friendly warning. We don’t even make $200k per year in Congress despite working nearly 140 days. If we aren’t properly compensated, a lot of us will go to the private sector and you will be left with some real idiots in Congress.
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These ads have been on local radio my entire life. What a dirty, gross scam.
An investigation found that less than 1% of the millions donated benefit local children. $16.5 million was spent in 2022 on a building purchase in Israel, while another $437,000 went toward “Middle East outreach.” Kars4Kids based in Lakewood, New Jersey.
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg
NEW: California judge bans Kars4Kids ads from broadcasting in California, says the money was mostly going to a Jewish organization in New Jersey. Judge Gassia Apkarian alleged that the ads were misleading because they led the public “into believing donations aid underprivileged children in California.” “…the funds primarily support a separate organization benefiting specific families in New York, New Jersey, and abroad based on religious affiliation,” the judge said. Kars4Kids primarily funds Oorah, which spends money on various programs and initiatives including a $16.5 million purchase of a building in Israel, according to the New York Times. “We believe this decision is deeply flawed, ignores the facts and misapplies the law,” the organization said. “It’s well known that we are a Jewish organization and our website makes it abundantly clear.”
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