Cratter

I'm waiting for it to be game 7 bottom of the 9th and the Indians come back down three, but I don't think it's progressed that far get.....first world series For the cubs in a gazillion years is all the curse will probably allow for now.

Cleveland wins. Got close at the end with runners on 2nd and third.

And now Chicago has the tying runner on first with no outs.

I'll take losing a few games if it helps to get the lines figured out for playing better later in the season. They say a team learns more about itself from losing than winning...

Bottom of the 9th game 3 1-0 Cleveland. I feel like it'll go extra innings...

No.

Does that make him a bandwagon fan?

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UND shots period one: 5 UND shots period two: 16

Good to see UND scoring late period goals instead of giving them up.

Well now I can go watch the World Series.

I almost made that mistake, then about 645 figured I should check.

Only five SOG for UND that period.

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-pipeline-sunoco-logistics-idUSKCN11L2CM Pipe was only a year old. This is just one. There's many.

It's there Super Bowl.

Audio sucks. The announcers recognized it though.

Recently installed pipelines have already leaked. Manufacturing error of the pipline and or human errors on welds.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pipeline_accidents_in_the_United_States_in_the_21st_century

Water boils 2-3 miles under the surface? Just have to dig that far down.

I guess it was more of a science question. What's the water content of the soil 90 feet below a river? How much water needs to be mixed with soil and oil before its able to float upwards? We know more about planets light years away than we do about a few miles below our feet.

Social media, Twitter, means the world gets its "news" from just 140 characters...

I'll be cheering for EWU.

So if the pipeline is 90 feet under the Missouri River and it leaks how does that contaminate the river? I can't find much online and I'm having a hard time figuring it out. I see a pipeline leaked in Yellowstone river a few years ago but was only five feet below the river, and in some places was exposed to the river.

I think the protestors would be getting a lot less sympathy if they were white college kids.

Obeying the law is colorblind.