and we're done

I actually went out and damn, alot of trees have fallen down- blocking streets

but my block is actually ok. Very thankful for that
 
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Is it starting to chill out there for ya'll now, or is more expected?

Hope everyone makes it out of all that safe and sound.
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Hurricane/storm has passed but the repair is gonna be a *****. I didn't know most of the tunnels flooded. They just kept showing one.

NYC public transportation is heavily relied upon so that's what's gonna be the problem and the aftermath is leading to a lot of other ****, no power, fires, etc.
 
club it!

nah that seal washed up someplace in minnesota like last year when they had floods

they should probably postpone the knicks/nets opener considering the state of the situation. unless they get the subways running again, which i doubt
 
From the thread in General about the storm, Knicks fam Spectacular got hit hard
Spectacular23 said:
I'm seriously so depress I feel like ending my life. I know I should look on the bright side that I'm still alive, but I lost everything. My home is flooded, Im currently in a shelter, have no way to get to my family in the Bronx. Haven't eaten nothing, all I have is the clothes on my back and some cash. Just feel so empty and sad inside.
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Don't know if anyone knows him personally or not, but yeah... hopefully things get better soon and everyone else is ok.
 
knicks always find a way to screw up! Like Nature said i went to games as a knicks fan they had strickland they traded him ever since then son i hated them. BK Nets all the way!
 
Only way th Knicks reach their true potential is if Amare and Melo work.

If Amare doesn't play, their is no experiment.

Carmelo Anthony cannot carry this team by himself.

If Amare is out all season, expect another wasted season. 7th or 8th seed, first round exit.

Unbelievable, Knicks never seem to catch a break. :smh:
 
CoupeIt88 said:
Only way th Knicks reach their true potential is if Amare and Melo work.
If Amare doesn't play, their is no experiment.
Carmelo Anthony cannot carry this team by himself.
If Amare is out all season, expect another wasted season. 7th or 8th seed, first round exit.
Unbelievable, Knicks never seem to catch a break. :smh:
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1000
 
Amare out,blessing in disguise,you will see.this will work in the Knicks favor,too bad we wasted out amnesty.
 
Franknbeans said:
Amare out,blessing in disguise,you will see.this will work in the Knicks favor,too bad we wasted out amnesty.
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We got Tyson because of the amnesty....I wouldn't call it a waste at all. And while I'm not the happiest with Amare he still deserves a chance.
 
Doctor: More going on in Stoudemire's knee

October, 30, 2012 

Oct 30 4:00PM ET By Jared Zwerling 

"When news broke Monday night that Amar'e Stoudemire would be out another six to eight weeks, it sparked a lot of speculation as to the root of his left knee problem. 

But one renowned orthopedist strongly believes that Stoudemire's recovery from the ruptured popliteal cyst isn't the only thing he's facing. 

"Something else is going on in his knee besides the Baker's cyst," said Stephen E. Blythe, a Miami surgeon who's been practicing for more than 40 years and has experience treating pro athletes. "It's unusual to rest someone that long. I'd be looking at really what's wrong with the inside of his knee that causes a Baker's cyst, and how is that going to affect things?" 

The doctor said that because Stoudemire is a patient of microfracture surgery in 2005, he already has some damaged bone in his knee. Therefore, some degenerative changes could have been giving him trouble lately, resulting in the popliteal cyst. While the doctor said that many regular people have asymptomatic Baker's cysts, Stoudemire's was likely larger and more symptomatic. 

But even if it ruptured, and may have required a surgical procedure to clean up the inside of his knee, it wouldn't take up to eight weeks for Stoudemire to return. 

"The cyst doesn't add any stability or instability to the knee at all," Blythe said. "It just bulges out in the back of your knee, and most of the time, it's symptomatic when it gets large enough that it causes mechanical symptoms in the back of the knee. But when it ruptures, the inflammation, bleeding and so forth usually go away fairly quickly." 

The doctor said there is likely more knowledge on Stoudemire's knee that is yet to be released. 

"There's information there that you don't know about," he said. "It sounds to me like (the Knicks) are just giving some information, but not full information about what's going in the knee. The only way you'll know if there's more to it than what they say is if the team or the surgeons are willing to give that info to you." 

What we do know, however, is that Stoudemire's left knee will never be 100 percent again. In fact, another orthopedist surgeon who currently works for a championship-contending team said, "Stoudemire's knees, at this point in his career, are like a 70-year-old's." (His right knee has also been operated on.) 

Knicks fans may have to deal with the reality that STAT's minutes could be curtailed, but he can still be effective in the time he plays. Perhaps that's more with the second unit?"
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I'll join if you need another, although I haven't looked at a thing for fantasy basketball so far.
 
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