http://www.hockeysfuture....-canadiens-prospect-pool/

Despite graduating phenomenal young players like Alex Galchenyuk, Brendan Gallagher, and Michael Bournival, the Montreal Canadiens prospect pool continues to look strong.

Maybe there's a latent period where the virus is inactive and undetectable?
- TouenneTiiTree

Where is Mark Recchi when you need real advice....?

http://www.hockeysfuture.com/articles/113879/depth-diversity-highlight-montreal-canadiens-prospect-pool/

Despite graduating phenomenal young players like Alex Galchenyuk, Brendan Gallagher, and Michael Bournival, the Montreal Canadiens prospect pool continues to look strong.



- EssuieToutJeune

yeah...Bournival is not a phenomenal young player

yeah...Bournival is not a phenomenal young player
- Symba007

If he is not in the lineup, hard to be any type of player.

But hey, we got Moen.

She tested negative... what's the big deal here?
- Not_Yan

Quarantine is 21 days, virus can take a while to show symptoms. It's something not all doctors agree and politicians put in that 21 days quarantine period. If people don't respect the quarantine period, some people will end up spreading ebola even if measures to counter that were put in place.

She tested negative... what's the big deal here?
- Not_Yan

false negatives are apparently common, they usually don't test positive until already symptomatic

One test for Ebola, the indirect fluorescence assay, is known to have a rather low specificity, and therefore a rather high false negative rate. PCR testing has also been known to miss cases of affliction.
In other words, it is possible for an Ebola test to be negative when the person actually does have Ebola.

Geoff lives there
- AGalchenyuk27

i'm 358 miles south of Ft. Kent.

yeah...Bournival is not a phenomenal young player
- Symba007

He's an avalanche prospect.

Fountim-San
- twiztedmike

timesq!!!

She tested negative... what's the big deal here?
- Not_Yan

Not_Tim

timesq!!!
- Fountain-San

Boychuk-San

false negatives are apparently common, they usually don't test positive until already symptomatic

One test for Ebola, the indirect fluorescence assay, is known to have a rather low specificity, and therefore a rather high false negative rate. PCR testing has also been known to miss cases of affliction.
In other words, it is possible for an Ebola test to be negative when the person actually does have Ebola.
- -davies-

i'm 358 miles south of Ft. Kent.
- Fountain-San

- Fredobface

ah yes, outdated stats all prove your case

Boychuk-San
- Symba007

me stupid

ah yes, outdated stats all prove your case
- Symba007

She tested negative... what's the big deal here?
- Not_Yan

She disobeyed a state quarantine.

You know a decision made for good of all not the selfish.

- Fountain-San

same state therefore u will have Ebola within 3 days.

same state therefore u will have Ebola within 3 days.
- BingoLady

She's actually closer to BashCH

same state therefore u will have Ebola within 3 days.
- BingoLady

same state therefore u will have Ebola within 3 days.
- BingoLady

(frank) me

An aircraft recovery group says it may already have a part of Amelia Earhart's plane, and it thinks it knows where to find the rest of it.

The International Historic Aircraft Recovery Group says new testing of a piece of metal found in the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean in 1991 gives the group "increasing confidence" that it's a part of the Lockheed Electra.

In a press release the group argues that the aluminum debris is likely a patch that Earhart had put on her plane in place of a window. The group says the patch had a distinctive shape, size and "pattern of rivets."







WTF? No wonder she crashed.
Stupid (frank)ing woman...and we let them drive.

She's actually closer to BashCH
- EssuieToutJeune

closer to (frank)ing Bingo for that matter

An aircraft recovery group says it may already have a part of Amelia Earhart's plane, and it thinks it knows where to find the rest of it.

The International Historic Aircraft Recovery Group says new testing of a piece of metal found in the vast waters of the Pacific Ocean in 1991 gives the group "increasing confidence" that it's a part of the Lockheed Electra.

In a press release the group argues that the aluminum debris is likely a patch that Earhart had put on her plane in place of a window. The group says the patch had a distinctive shape, size and "pattern of rivets."







WTF? No wonder she crashed.
Stupid (frank)ing woman...and we let them drive.
- stormey

WTF? No wonder she crashed.
Stupid (frank)ing woman...and we let them drive.
- stormey

The States might let one run the country!