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media matters doesnt exactly come to these discussions about bias and misinformation with clean hands.

yeah, all that means is that rachel maddow should know better...

one republican judge broke party ranks and sided with the democrat judges and threw out the map.

but he did reach out and touch him. he reached out his arms and just made such a feeble attempt to do anything to stop him, but he DID touch him. it was a foul. just a ridiculous play by lyles. cade or hayes was standing right there and gave lyles a look like "wtf are you doing?"

why would anyone trade for those guys? you know there are other teams in the league, with other players on their rosters who are available and better than those nothings. lol. i kid. but i seriously dont think any of those guys other than maybe hronek or namesrikov gets you more than a 5th round pick. staal, gagner, and ESPECIALLY dekyser with his contract get you nothing. leddy might pull a 3rd. a 2nd if he starts to improve his game and you keep some salary. greiss isnt getting you anything. i guess you can keep hronek, i think he's still restricted next year. but he's making $4 million this year, i think. i dont think he's played up to that salary.

that game against the bulls was infuriating. ayo comes down the court on a breakaway and lyles just reaches out to touch him. not grab him. not prevent him from scoring. not even go for the ball. he just touches him, giving ayo an easy and one. it so amazing i almost couldnt believe it. made me wonder if he had money on the bulls -14.

they're both not very good, so its not a big deal either way. i actually think ras doesnt use his body very well and doesnt get to the net enough. he should be parking himself in front of the net a la holmstrom but he doesnt really do it. now, that could be because when he's on the ice the wings dont have the puck all that much. but that's partly his fault too. he should be a mainstay on pp2, helping to screen the goalie. the fact that he's not is because he isnt good at it. again, he's still young, but that excuse is running out

but who? i dont know if they have anyone of value that they would be willing to move. and i'm not moving someone just to shake up this bunch. if they continue to lose that's better for them in the long run. and who do they have that could net anything in a trade? youre not trading larkin, seider, vrana, raymond or ned. who else is there? bert has less value because of the no canada thing, and he's been your best player and always plays hard. no one else is going to net you more than a 3rd rounder. maybe someone wants to take a flyer on zadina's potential, but do you want to trade him at his lowest point of the season? leddy is playing so poorly he may not be able to get you a 3rd anymore.

i should say that the argument is that osha does not have the authority...

i'm stating osha doesnt have the authority to regulate your behavior - or your use of ladders - outside the workplace. so the argument is they dont have the authority to tell you to get a vaccine in order to go to work. especially in settings where it is not likely at all that you'll get covid (like most workplaces). the other case held that the department of health had the power to regulate hospitals' employees health and interactions to protect medicare and medicaid patients so they said hospitals could mandate a vaccine. again, nothing is precluding your employer from telling you that you have to get the vaccine to go to work at this point. its just a ruling that refuses to lift the stay on the enforcement of osha's vaccine mandate until the 6th circuit rules on its constitutionality/legality. as a reminder, osha currently has no other vaccine requirements.

hronek caught behind the net and the jets score their second. jets with half a team, havent played in weeks, up 2-0.

the authority to regulate or police your activity at home is left to the state and is not granted to osha.

its not MY argument, it was the argument used by the court. also, osha doesnt regulate how you use a ladder at home, state law does.

the rams are the 4th most valuable team in the nfl according to forbes. i dont think they give a shit if angelinos care about them or not.

exactly. we have no idea how those teams are going to look next year yet.

i think blashill is a better developmental coach than many give him credit for. i think he's been given chicken shit for his entire career until now and has been unable to turn it into chicken salad. that doesnt make him a bad cook, it just means he isnt a miracle worker. i also dont think stevie wants to saddle a new coach with a talentless bunch that is doomed to failure. let blashill continue to work with them and see if he can make improvements. and then find a new coach to take them to the next level. yzerman is nobody's fool. once he thinks blashill has outlived his usefulness, he'll let him go. its possible yzerman thinks he's doing a good job.

the argument is that this particular law attempts to regulate more than just workplace activity you perform on the jobsite. it attempts to regulate your body and activity outside the workplace because you carry the vaccine wherever you go, and is thus beyond the scope of osha's mandate. you can also contract covid anywhere, not just at work, so its not an attempt to regulate purely work activity. if there is to be a "mandate" for vaccines in the workplace, it must come from congress or the states and be constitutional, and it cannot come from osha. this is a public health issue and not a workplace safety issue. they dont want to eliminate the administrative state, they want to scale it back, and subject the federal agencies to proper judicial review rather than giving them deference on what they should be allowed to do.

based on nothing more than me hearing about him for the first time.

the court also lifted the stay as to health care facilities that are federally funded. so that mandate can move forward.

correction: they didnt "toss it out", they refused to lift the stay. the case goes back to the 6th circuit but the mandate itself is stayed until the 6th circuit can rule on its constitutionality/legality, etc.

supreme court tosses out the osha mandate. keeps the mandate for federally funded health care facilities.

sieya suzuki on our radars? is there a snowball's chance in mar a lago that a guy focused on culture would sign in detroit? hey, the detroit airport has announcements in japanese...

i think edvinsson is going to be the 6'6 paul coffey. dude can skate and play. i think with seider and edvinsson their top line defense is set for the next decade. victor hedman and chris pronger. now, can we get steve yzerman to draft us a steve yzerman? that's what they need out of this draft.

that's another thing. Their best line would be a second line on a stanley cup contender. they desperately need some lottery luck this year. there are a lot of good centers available at the top of this draft.

i suppose if your definition of "stupid" is "disagrees with g2," then maybe.