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The Congressional Subdivision homes may provide what you're looking for. These are the homes west of interstate, and south of University Avenue. It's a jaunt for walking, but biking to campus would be a snap. I haven't lived in town for a few years, but I think the price range for these homes would be in the 150s... more or less.

Of course he'll be back at UND next year. After all... he puked at the combine.

FYI... Ticket renewals are due TODAY!

Mine, I believe, was purchased at Scheels. (gift/ not positive) You might give them a call too.

The circles I am in are concerned about competing, (mostly a concern with the basketball programs) conference affiliation, and putting UND athletics further into red ink. For me, it's an exciting but nervous time for UND sports. Lots of questions yet... hopefully we'll all find out the answers soon.

Top speed in excess of 45km/h. Google rules.

Okay... nerdophobes beware: Using 13.00 seconds; and a 435.99 foot linear path around the nets and dots; (using a 2.50 foot offset from the dots and the back of the net, and consistent 22.50 foot tangential radius for the turns) he got an average speed of 22.866 mph. While I didn't see it, I'm guessing this was from a dead stop. So... the 30-35 speeds, IMO sound pretty reasonable... especially on a straight stretch.

I'll be happy to help with the bills, as I have for many years now. But while it sounds callous, I really don't give a damn about "growing demand for season and single game tickets." Yes, I'm going to renew... like probably 99% of the people that got the renewal form in the mail. But even mentioning demand for tickets in a Season Ticket Renewal Letter is pretty stupid if you ask me. And to list it as a reason the costs will increase is pretty much biting the hand that feeds you. I agree with adjensen.

GF herald picks up on the lastest Commie craze... Link

About students' voting priveleges, I respectfully disagree. On the casino, for instance... if it passes a vote, it will be part of our community for years. I am simply of the opinion that the vote should be left to those who have a long term stake in the community. As recently as yesterday I had a conversation about this with a UND student interning with our firm this summer. He was of the same opinion as many stated, "If I buy a house, and make GF my residence, then yeah... I want a vote. Otherwise, what right do I have to make long term decisions for the community?" Regarding the tuition reimbursement: I took out student loans while I was attending UND. I got a job in the Grand Forks area and started paying them off. I could have went to MPLS and made a lot more money, but I wanted to be here. If we start "paying people" to be a part of our community, what kind of community will we have? In my opinion, one with a lot of 5 year turn over, and a city that will be weaker in the long run. High housing turn over will reduce property values, and in turn reduce industrial and commercial development... the big guns in community longevity. Thank you for your post, and I respect your well-thought views and opinions. I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree on these subjects.

Because the Governor of Florida is the President's brother. Because FSU is a big time school bringing the NCAA big time dollars. Because FSU has the funding to make an endless nightmare for the NCAA. And on and on and on. It's quite frustrating to see it happening, but the NCAA's wishy-washiness is going to payoff in the end. Every time they go off on an enforcement tangent, they're digging their hole deeper. More inconsistency from the NCAA, at least at this point, is a good thing.

Here's the complete H.R. 5289.

My thanks as well. Many of you have invested an incredible amount of time on this subject for our benefit. It is certainly appreciated!

"A"... "I"... whatever. I'm still crochety. (nice catch, BTW)

But they also know that the old ND Scandanavians like me hold grudges. Grudges that last generations. Count me among the "grudgelings."

This was mentioned in the Illinois Tennis thread (thanks to PhillySioux) , but I thought it was worthy of its own. Finally... our lawmakers are working on something worthwhile. Speaker of the House Co-sponsored by Tim Johnson, R-Ill; Allen Boyd, D-Fla.; Dan Boren, D-Okla.; and Jerry Costello, D-Ill. Where's Earl?

I understand your point in all of this, but tend to agree with ScottM. I'm a licensed professional, and live in Thompson, ND... a typical small town guy. I actually believe that I am regionally the best in my field. However, I must acknowledge that there are many people with more experience than I have in specific areas. Some of my projects are specialized, and in the best interest of my clients I'll refer them to these specialized individuals. All three parties are better off in the long run. Scott's original post has nothing to do with how long his commute is from work, nor what his bankroll looks like at the end of the day. IMO, it says we've got one shot. We are taking the NCAA to court. This is a big deal. We can't afford to f**k it up. We need the best there is in this specialized area. If the best there is charges only 100K... fine. If the best there is happens to be located in the back room of the post office in Zap, ND... fine. Tell me he/ she's the best and I'll contribute. We can't settle for anything less than the best.

I'm eager to help out, but I agree 100%.

I saw this poll in the "open forum" on a site dedicated to North Dakota outdoors. Some good stuff, some bad stuff, and some indifferent. An interesting look at what others are thinking and saying... Nodak Outdoors Poll

Did your cheerios, by chance, taste like urine this morning?

What about keeping the name even if we are subject to restrictions? It would be worth it, at least for me, to not host playoff games so we could keep our name and tradition. Am I the only one who won't consider changing the name?

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Yep... I think so too. Good thing these guys can play hockey.

About blaming Parise for the loss... Last night I was thinking, "What a bunch of soft goals... Parise sucks and he cost us the game."Then I was thinking, "Man... where was our defense? They looked like crap and cost us the game."Then I was thinking, "Why couldn't we score on that guy? The shots were right there... can't anybody on this team complete a friggin pass? Our crappy offense cost us the game." Then I was thinking, "What on earth is Hakstol thinking? He should've pulled Jordan after the first. Why isn't he pressing right now? Why is he pressing right now? That damn Hakstol cost us the game." And today, after sleeping on it and working a bit (and calming down a lot) all I can think is, "What a great run for this young team that almost didn't make the final five. If these guys hang around, next year is going to be awesome." So in a nutshell, I've come to two unarguable conclusions: 1. I love and care greatly for Fighting Sioux sports. 2. No accountability makes it very easy for us to be fans... and I'm cool with that. Thanks hockey team and coaches for another great year.

Since I couldn't make it to the game... I'm reading to my son's kindergarten class today before the opening faceoff. (Now I love my kids and everything... but I'm doing it for hockey karma)