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Considering studying abroad in Barcelona this summer and have food allergies (wheat, dairy, soy, I can have butter). Any suggestions for restaurants or dishes to look for?
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Sepia con all i oli (grilled cuttlefish with garlic mayonnaise)
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I've lived in Spain for 10 years and my son has some serious food allergies (egg, mustard). I can say that there is a lot more awareness and understanding now than there was before. One good thing is that food here tends to not be processed, so people generally have a clear idea of what the ingredients were and waiters can run back to the kitchen to ask, to be sure. If you always err on the side of caution and let people know ahead of time when you can, you should be fine.
I recommend getting a sense of what's off limits and dishes where your forbidden ingredients could be lurking.
I would say anything deep fried (frito, a la romana, empanada) would be out for you, because of the wheat allergy. The oil would be contaminated, even if you order something like tortillitas de camerón, which are made with garbanzo flour instead of wheat.
I'd always ask about stews, soups, and bean dishes, because some may use a little flour for thickening--though it's just as likely a big chunk of fatback is doing that job.
Dessert will also be tough. The only one that comes to mind that you could order would be tocino del cielo--little custardy squares that are pure egg and sugar. Also mazapanes and turrones--but you probably won't see those in the summer (they are Christmas treats).
I'm sure Barcelona, like Madrid, has some bakeries that cater to people with Celiac disease and that some of their pastries would be non-dairy, as well.
A lot of bar food would be good for you, because it tends to just include a few ingredients and it's apparent what they are.
Seafood and dairy don't mix here at all, so as long as it isn't breaded, fried, or dusted with flour, you should be good. Also marisquerías specialize in simply prepared, unadulterated critters from the sea: berberechos (cockles), ostras (oysters), nécora/centollo/buey de mar (crab), percebes (goose barnacles), mejillones (mussels), navajas (razor clams), etc.
write down in Spanish what your allergies are and the food items you cannot eat. Show this to the waiters if needed.
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I think you forget just how much we have here in Spain ,-)
Gazpacho has cream in it.
Tapas can come with bread.
Cheese tortilla.
Empanadas have wheat made crust.
Plus many ice creams and yogurs.
and do not forget Churros all of these have things that the person with the allergies cannot eat.
I think there is more, no¿
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To the best of my knowledge, gazpacho, at least gazpacho andaluz, does not contain cream, but does contain bread. Southern Spanish food normally doesn't contain dairy.
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I would add that a classic Tortilla doesn't have cheese either.
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you should perhaps read the websites, sometime gazpacho does, and this person is not going south.
Here is something in English for you:
There is no real one gazpacho.
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I've read plenty about Spanish food and, despite the OP not going south, gazpacho andaluz is what they are most likely to run into in Barcelona.
BTW, nowhere in that wikipedia article does it mention cream as a possible ingredient. And neither does this one: http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gazpacho
I would be more than happy to read any links you have in Spanish or English that refer to cream as an ingredient in gazpacho.
One thing that I noticed, in smaller cafes and bars, was the risk of cross contamination, via cutting boards and work surfaces. So, cutting board and/or knife which was beside the bread, might also be used for preparing your food.
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"I think I can clear the field," O'Brien told a reporter from the National Journal last week, referring to a potential congressional run against freshman Democrat Annie Kuster next year.
One can argue whether such a comment reflects hubris - Napoleon was confident about Russia, too - but there's no question O'Brien remains a force inside the State House. Backbench O'Brien has maintained a much bigger public profile than Minority Leader Gene Chandler has.
This year O'Brien led fights for gun rights in the capital, for right-to-work, and against the Obamacare-driven expansion of Medicaid. On each of these issues, O'Brien fought on the losing side in terms of the vote count, but in his mind he's winning important battles in a civil war.
On a recent episode of Goffstown state Rep. John Burt's cable access show, O'Brien explained one of his top priorities now that he's freed from the burdens of being speaker. It's "to make sure that those individuals who have run as Republicans this term vote as Republicans and are identified in upcoming primaries," O'Brien said.
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There are traitors among us. The reason right-to-work failed last year is not the scores of Democrats who voted against it, but the handful of Republicans who did so. Consistent with this philosophy, in early January O'Brien used his Facebook page to call out by name six Republican state reps who voted for the State House gun ban. The rule passed with the votes of 190 Democrats, but to O'Brien, it was fellow Republicans who were the problem.
For O'Brien detractors, the issue has rarely been about policy, but style. Small in stature and soft spoken with a grandfather's demeanor, O'Brien is nonetheless ceaselessly combative, as apt to fight with a Republican as with a Democrat. It was this polarizing approach to politics that led to O'Brien's descent from the speaker's rostrum in the first place, and defeat has only made his edge more cutting.
In interviews he talks about "gun free killing zones," calls Democrats "the party of slavery," and complains of conspiracies to commit voter fraud on a mass scale. Future Democratic opposition researchers may find that unlike Rep. Kuster, he's paid his property taxes on time, but there will be plenty of incendiary quotes.
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VESTAL, N.Y. - Binghamton baseball seniors Bill Bereszniewicz and Daniel Nevares have earned ABCA All-Northeast Region honors, the association announced Monday afternoon. Each player was picked to the second team, as voted by the region's head coaches. Bereszniewicz also picked up second team All-ECAC honors in a separate vote of that organization's head coaches. The pair led the Bearcats to their second consecutive America East crown and NCAA Regional appearance in 2014.
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Debenhams : Gift buying this Christmas #DebenhamsSecretSanta
I can't tell you how excited I am to write this post. It was only a couple of weeks ago now, that I was asked to get involved in a Secret Santa gift exchange with some of my fellow bloggers. Sixteen of us in total, all with a budget of £80, and all of being let loose on the Debenhams website. I had no problem at all {waits with bated breath and bites nails} buying for my recipient, well I say no problem there was an incredible amount amazing choice on the site, and £80 is a lot of money, if you get it wrong, so I was a little nervous. I am very happy with my choices though and can't wait to reveal myself. As a little hint, the person I bought for, I have met in real life, I may have even got a little hot and bothered with them once…
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Living Room Makeover : Sofa So Good
So, in my quest for a brighter more functioning living room, I have revealed MY DESK and TOY STORAGE. I would like to now show you my new sofas:
We decided to go for a large sofa, big enough for 3/4 people and a small sofa, which comfortably seats two.
After much deliberation we plumped for leather again, as its easier to keep clean with a preschooler. I say this whilst hiding felt tips from the little minx!
I purchased them from Sofa Sofa. A friend, had recommended the company to me, as being great value for money, but fantastic quality. I was really, very impressed with the company as a whole. They communicated with me via email, and even gave me a courtesy call, to let me know they had my order. Very impressive. They arrived exactly at the date we had prearranged. I had asked them to delay the delivery slightly as I wasn't ready for them.
The delivery men were friendly but professional unpacking the sofas, which were wrapped in cloth as well as plastic to protect them, and taking this away with them. They asked me to take my time and check the sofas were to my satisfaction. Such a fantastic experience, I would wholeheartedly recommend them. This is not in any way a sponsored post, as I paid the full retail price for them, I just wanted to share my experience.
I love the sofas, as the are quite vintage looking, with the low slung arms, but classic in shape. They are extremely comfortable (which I was worried about, as I was buying them online) and in a warm but light colour.
I have bought new cushions too. A very subdued collection for me, in golds and teal. The gold cushions were both from Debenhams. The cushion behind, is by Betty Jackson and has a gold thread running through the woven fabric. The second is from John Rocha and is described as gold foil velour.
I have included two teal cushions, a spotty one, that can been seen on the above photograph, of the two seater, from John Lewis. Finally, I have the cushion below, which I actually won in a competition. It's from Liberty, and is hand painted, and made of slub silk. I love it, I don't think it is made any longer, but I love that it doesn't match anything else, makes it even more special.
I do have throws, that we use too for when it gets a little chilly in the evening, but I would love to have some teal ones. They are on my wish list at the moment, I'm open to suggestions, if you happen to see any snuggly ones, please let me know.
So there you have my two new Sofas and cushions. My next post on my living room makeover will be about an piece of funiture, that I have been lucky enough to review from a fantastic company called Fashion for Home. I have included them in a recent I Love Mondays feature.
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MEPs try again to force ACTA transparency
The European Parliament has repeated its call for greater transparency in negotiations over an international intellectual property agreement. A majority of MEPs has signed a declaration demanding the publication of negotiation documents. The European Commission began negotiating the Anti-Counterfeit Trade Agreement (ACTA) on the …
Psssst! Want to see what this ACTA secrecy is about?
Have a look at: < http://www.michaelgeist.ca/content/view/4829/125/ >, then contact your MP.
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I infer from that linked article that the total lack of any objections from that censorship loving, luddite paradise in Australia means my elected representatives are just rubber stamping without question everything that their buddies in Washington tell them to.
Business as usual it is then.
Anyone else finding that Europe seems to be much better at representing our interests than our own government?
yes and no
I agree that the European Parliament seems to be very good at representing out interests. I'm more worried about the European Commission which appears to be unelected, accountable to no one and can just tell the European Parliament to get lost when ever it likes. Can someone explain to me what the European Commission is for?
Unelected but much more effective.
For all that they are unelected (much like the UK house of Lords) these guys do a better job of representing the interests of the average person than politicians who have been bought and sold several times over by the media companies driving the ACTA. Being unelected gives a certain freedom to do what is right and make common sense decisions rather than dealing in short term political sound bites like most European politicians.
What's the EC Commission for?
It for doing things that a democratic process would never allow.
Without it the EU would cease to function, because Europe isn't a country and it's "nationals" don't have an affinity for one-another. In fact we've pretty much never stopped fighting each other except during the cold war when the iron hand of autocracy and paranoia kept things in check.
The EU commission has seen what works and realised what it has to do to keep things "moving forward" to "ever closer union."
Isn't pragmatism great?
2nd hand
As the child of one European Commission worker and one European Council worker I can tell you that, in a nutshell the ECom is, at the top levels, a bunch of Sir Humphrey Applebeys who view the European Parliament as a hindrance to good governance...
...Like most civil services really.
However it must be said that the lower level ranks are, for the most part, filled with hard-working people who just try to get the job done.
Some of the stories I have head about shenanigans in both EC's have seriously dented my faith in the EU
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Chicago is a great gastronomic city. The problem is that the great food comes at a high cost. There are plenty of inexpensive options like Chicago style pizza, Italian beef and the Chicago hotdog. But if you want good food in a nice setting it will normally cost you. But there are some good dinning deals to be found.
Some of our favorites are:
Bistrot Margot's price fix Wednesdays-$30 gets you any appetizers, entree and dessert. Most entrees are $20-$28.
Flemming's- They offer 5 drinks, wine glasses and appetizers for $6 from 5 pm until 7 pm in the bar. The appetizers are large and 2 is more than enough food for most people.
Wildfire- Our favorite thing next to BYOB is half priced wines. On Mondays wine drinkers can save from $20-$50 per bottle.
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The Magnificent Mile Lights Parade is the official name but most people call it the Disney Parade. To be fair it is more than just a parade and it is not just a Disney Parade. The parade kicks of at 5:30 on Saturday Nonmember 22. It runs from Michigan Ave. and Oak Street to the Chicago River. Besides all of our favorite characters like: Donald Duck, Goofy and the master of ceremonies, Mickey Mouse, there are marching bands from around the country and some other fun floats.
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Ahead of schedule, officials of Suburban Hospital Healthcare System and The Johns Hopkins Health System Corporation completed and signed documents on June 30, officially integrating the Montgomery County-based system into the Johns Hopkins Health System. Under terms of the transaction, which does not involve any financial exchange, Suburban becomes a wholly owned subsidiary corporation of JHHS and a member of Johns Hopkins Medicine, while retaining its commitment to the local community and community physicians. Suburban's name is not expected to change at this time, and both leadership and day-to-day operations at Suburban will remain the same.
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The Johns Hopkins Health System and its affiliates have implemented a new cell phone policy to address the reimbursement of business cell phone calls and corporate cell phone plans. All corporate personal communication devices subsidized directly by accounts payable will no longer be available unless the JHHS tax office has approved an exception. Otherwise, all corporate cell phone plans through ATT Mobility and Verizon may be terminated as of July 31. This new policy is a result of the IRS enforcing guidelines on the use of cell phones and other personal communication devices, such as Blackberries. "We want to be in compliance with IRS tax rules," says Janet Buehler, tax director. "Hopkins had a lot of departments paying for cell phones and Blackberries but didn't know where the phones were and who was using them. Then there's the element of paying for personal use." If you have a cell phone that's on The Johns Hopkins Hospital or an affiliate corporate account, be sure to read and follow the policy to avoid an interruption in service. Info: http://finance.jhmi.edu/Finance/DataFiles/FIN109.pdf. FAQ: http://it.jhu.edu/restricted/telecom/corporate/cellular/.
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Santa Fe may ban motor vehicles in its Plaza April 19, 2014Posted by Ron Warnick in Road trips, Towns, Vehicles.
Santa Fe, N.M., may curb motor vehicles in its downtown Plaza area, according to an op-ed piece written by former city councilor Frank Montano in the Albuquerque Journal.
The 1926-37 alignment of Route 66, aka the Santa Fe Loop, runs about a block south of the Plaza. However, El Camino Real — a road older than Route 66 — goes right by the Plaza, and would be of interest to many history-minded travelers.
Montano explained why cruising there is seen as a benefit:
This past Sunday, sitting on the Plaza, I saw six classic Corvairs traveling one behind the other on the roads of the Plaza. On that same Sunday, people of all ages drove the Plaza in their old classic cars, showing them off for all to see. In Santa Fe, at middle age, many people buy a Harley and cruise the Plaza. […]
Last summer, a new tradition began when young ladies celebrating their Quinceanera began to stop on Lincoln Avenue in their rented stretch limos to walk to the Plaza Park and mingle with family, friends and other people. Photos were taken and people were curious as to what was happening.
During the holiday season, young families, seniors and people with disabilities travel the Plaza roads to admire the beautiful lights, the menorah and farolitos of the festive season.
Mayor Javier Gonzales submitted a proposal last week to close vehicular traffic in the Plaza by May 24. Montano says there's been few public comments, despite the fact the plan has proceeded through two committees. And Montano, who operates a downtown tour business, claims tourists say the Plaza should stay open to traffic.
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The Arch Morton Orphanage could be a cruel place. Some kids are rude, other kids are depressed... its a good thing they had a kid like Jessica Jones there.
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"J-j-jessica? I... I'm... rrrg... CAGE!!! DIE!!!" Chemistro blasted at Luke, and knocked him through the wall.
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The man repeatedly punched Calvin. who kicked him in the stomach, knocking the man backwards.
"Back off!" Calvin got up. Suddenly, police sirens were hears, and Calvin made a run for it.
"Calvin, stop!" Jessica tried to break up the fight between Chemistro and Cage. "I know what happened! You sold toxic waste to people telling them it was some sort of energy drink! Right now we're in the warehouse were you kept the toxic waste! All the money went towards Hammerhead... to pay off your debt! Calvin, you dont have to do this! You dont owe Silvermane any more! CAAALVIIIN!!!!"
"Calvin, you sold da toxic waste fer' me" said Hammerhead "Me and Silvermane trust ya. If we ask you to, will you kill Cage?"
"Think he's still on my trail" said Chemistro into the phone "Hammerhead, if I kill e'm, will she be safe?"
"Maybe..." chuckled Hammerhead through the phone
Suddenly, Cage jumped out of nowhere and tackled Chemistro.
"Your gonna die, Cage!" yelled Chemistro "For Jessica!"
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The Paper Aircraft Released Into Space team were on hand this morning to greet our Vulture 1 pilot as he jetted into Spain ahead of this weekend's historic aerospace event. We're obliged to Cade Metz of El Reg's San Francisco tentacle for seeing our man safely onto the plane, and we're delighted to report that he arrived none …
That moon landing photo is, as any fule kno, a fake.
That last picture is a fake
the shadows are all wrong.
I just lost 5 quid. I bet the Stig would be piloting Vulture 1. :P
So will Biggles here be planting a Vulture flag on arrival, and claiming the land for the new El Reg datacentre?
Re sobered up
So, not just the engineering team but also the pilot is being paid in Riojas?
I'm impressed
You really did get Tom Cruise.
he's going to be inside PARIS!
paris... well PARIS
First pic.
Is that a SPAD XIII?
If so, I'm guessing that the original occupant of that cockpit was Eddie Rickenbacker.........do I get a bun?
No-one likes a smart arse!
what him? http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Eddie_Rickenbacker.gif
Original pic. ...
Spot on mon vieux; have a look at the unplaymobiled original
Reg - give him a bun forthwith. No, make it some churros instead.
What's his opinion
on the wings?
You guys..
.. must have a very early lunch on Fridays
Moon landing.
I don't think the faked moon landing detracts from his flying qualifications
after all it wasn't his idea was it?
I'm getting fired...
...or at least growled at by our IT for spitting all over the monitor.
Superb, gents. Absolutely superb :-D
That choice of pilot is going to lead to some sort of recursive nightmare when the inevitable Playmobil re-enactment happens???
Re: before our fathers were a twinkle in our grandfather's eye:
Speak for yourself. My grandparents read about Jack the Ripper in their morning newspapers.
All the photos are faked ...
... they must be, where's Optimus Prime?
Behind the camera taking the pictures of course.
Most definitely the right man for the job. Hans Beck will be smiling down on him with pride!
Here's a beer to keep the levels up.
The whole project. PARIS is obviously the future of air travel.
that I have learned not to eat or drink while reading the Reg. The cost of new keyboards and monitors was really cutting into my funds.
That is one severe case
of helmet-hair!
Glad to see..
...Major Tom made it in just fine.
This does not bode well.
The X-15 in the picture is the only one of three that was lost in a crash.
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Reach-up recipients say program is lifelineBy JOHN DILLON
Vermont Public Radio | February 08,2013MONTPELIER Advocates and low-income people are pushing back on Gov. Peter Shumlins proposed cuts to the states main welfare-to-work program.
Eight women many of them single mothers came to the House Human Services Committee this week to put a face on the budget decisions facing lawmakers.
Martha Aguila of St. Johnsbury fought to hold back tears as she talked about their financial struggles.
If the governor is saying that people that are staying on Reach-up is better than having a job, to us it shows that we need better employment opportunities, not worse Reach-up, she said.
Shumlin wants to cut $6 million from the Reach-up program. Hes also wants recipients to leave the program after three consecutive years, with a lifetime cap of five years.
But Aguila and others in her group said they want to work, but good jobs arent available. One woman talked about driving 25 miles one way from St. Johnsbury to Woodsville, N.H., to work at a McDonalds. She said she lost her job because she didnt have adequate child care when her daughter got sick with pneumonia.
Several of the women said they didnt have a car, or couldnt afford to drive to find work. Starr McIntrye is a single mother from St. Johnsbury who recently graduated from high school. She said she depends on others for rides.
I have no transportation of my own. I do have my own apartment, and Reach-up helps me pay my bills, McIntrye said. But at the end of the month its still not enough. If I did have a car I still wouldnt be able to afford gas.
The governors proposal to end Reach-up benefits permanently after five years is a reversal. Last year, his administration advised against that policy change.
In a report submitted to the Legislature, the administration said that ending benefits after 60 months could leave families destitute and at risk.
Vermont Legal Aid lawyer Christopher Curtis said last years report undermines the governors new proposal.
The administration needs to justify this proposal in the context of the data that shows that the vast majority of Reach-up participants are doing what theyre supposed to do, he said. Many of them are working and to arbitrarily cut them off is going to increase costs in other areas of state government. Thats a bad outcome.
Dave Yacovone, the commissioner of the Department of Children and Families, is the administrations point-person on the Reach-up plan. He said the proposal to curtail up benefits needs to be viewed along with the governors other efforts to help low-income people. The centerpiece of that plan is a big boost in child care benefits.
That helps a lot with the transportation costs, he said. This proposal of asking people to have a time limit on the Reach-up program, it cannot work without the child care investment. I wouldnt be recommending it now if we werent putting as much in child care.
But the governors plan faces close scrutiny in the Legislature. Rep. Ann Pugh, D-South Burlington, chairs the Human Services Committee, which plans to examine the states public investments in human services programs.
Are they getting the results that we want? Are people leaving Reach-up for a job, for a job that pays them? Are they staying off Reach-up? Are kids doing better? Pugh said.
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c. how the cost of care may affect optimal patient care and the benefit to the community of available resources.
d. the interaction between the health of individuals and the well-being of populations.
5. The student's practice must Take Account of New Knowledge.
At the end of the course, students shall demonstrate the capacity to evaluate and interpret medical evidence in a scientific manner and to use information sources to pursue independent inquiry.
|General Surgery
Interactional Skills and Psychiatry
Integrated basic science
Clinical Ethics
|Industrial Experience
|Assumed Knowledge
|Students must have successfully completed MEDI1011, MEDI1012, MEDI1013, MEDI1014, MEDI1015, MEDI2011, MEDI2012, MEDI2013 AND MEDI2014.
|Modes of Delivery
|Internal Mode
|Teaching Methods
Problem Based Learning
Self Directed Learning
|Assessment Items
|Contact Hours
|Lecture: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Problem Based Learning: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Practical: for 4 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
Self Directed Learning: for 2 hour(s) per Week for Full Term
|Compulsory Components


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Mr Hanns Bjoern Kendel
BA South Asian Studies and Economics (SOAS), MA International Studies and Diplomacy (CISD/SOAS)
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- Mr Hanns Bjoern Kendel
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- Thesis title:
- The role of procedure in shaping outcomes - Anti-terrorism trials under Indian Law.
- Year of Study:
- 2nd year
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PhD Research
My research focuses on the role of discretion and procedure in Indian trials under antiterrorism
legislation. What is the role and input of a variety of actors in framing an issue as
a matter of criminal law or a matter of national security? What are the effects, from a legal
point of view? How is the stage set early on for a trial to follow a very distinct procedural
PhD Publications
Book Review: Daniel P. Marston & Chandar S. Sundaram (Eds), A Military History of India and South
Asia: From the East India Company to the Nuclear Era South Asia Research November 2012 32:
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Jimmy Hayes, Dylan Olsen back in familiar haunts
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Updated: January 10, 2014 6:31AM
Jimmy Hayes and Dylan Olsen had just checked into their hotel on Nov. 14 and had started a card game after a five-hour bus ride to Grand Rapids for the Rockford IceHogs' next game when they got a call from Blackhawks minor-league general manager Mark Bernard, summoning them to his room.
"We thought we were getting called up to the Hawks," Olsen said.
Not quite. The two learned they had been traded to the Florida Panthers for Kris Versteeg.
"It came as a bit of a shock," Olsen said. "Didn't see that coming. But we looked at it as an opportunity. Obviously, it's been going well so far."
Indeed, the two prospects who couldn't crack the Hawks roster — Hayes had seen 43 NHL games over three seasons, while Olsen got 28 games two years ago — have found seemingly permanent roster spots with the struggling Panthers, who visited the United Center on Sunday night. Hayes, a 6-6 forward, has three goals and an assist in 10 games with Florida. Olsen, a defenseman, has a goal and three assists in six games, averaging about 17 minutes a night.
"It's a tough lineup to crack," Olsen said of the Hawks. "So going to Florida, I thought it was a great opportunity to get my foot in the door and start establishing myself in the NHL."
Olsen responded by scoring the Panthers' first goal.
Roster report
The Hawks recalled defenseman Michael Kostka from his conditioning assignment in Rockford and activated him off injured reserve. He was a scratch for Sunday's game. It was the 24th game in a row he has missed since taking a puck off his foot at the morning skate at Florida on Oct. 22.