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Leopold Out With Fractured Wrist
02/20/07 at 04:39 PM ET | Comments (0)
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The Colorado Avalanche Hockey Club announced today that defenseman Jordan Leopold suffered a fractured wrist. The injury was sustained during the third period of last Thursday night's game in Calgary.
"An MRI test done yesterday confirmed the fracture," said Avalanche Head Athletic Trainer, Matt Sokolowski.
Leopold will undergo surgery and will be sidelined approximately four weeks.
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GMs Want Hooking Defined
02/20/07 at 04:26 PM ET | Comments (0)
from the Vancouver Province,
"When a player is checking another in such a way that there is only stick-to-stick contact, such action is not to be penalized as hooking. A penalty shall be assessed when a player or goaltender uses the shaft of the stick above the upper hand to hold or hook an opponent."
Players have long been schooled in lifting an opponent's stick or simply knocking it away to gain puck possession. And when they don't impeded a player's progress, it leads to a lot of head scratching and finger-pointing at referees.
"What's happening is guys are making good stick checks and getting penalized," added Mitchell, who's the least penalized Canuck blue-liner with 24 minutes in 44 games. "Stick-on-stick checks with a coming-down motion where you knock it out of the way, I think is fine as long as it's not up on the hands - I do believe that's a penalty.
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Souray Talk
02/20/07 at 02:34 PM ET | Comments (0)
Team 990 in Montreal reporting Souray was asked to leave practice today…
Now what?
added 11:43am, Team 990 is trying to get information on this. Trying to confirm an injury or possible trade.
added 11:56am, Listening to PJ Stock on Team 990, word is Pierre McGuire got word that Souray was pulled from practice. They are still working on what happened.
And, this may be the last time I listen to The Stock Report. That show is all over the place.
added 12:07pm, Tony from Team 990 now reporting Souray did leave practice but still trying to get word why.
added 12:17pm, Team 990 reporting Souray not traded. Suffering from a few bruises, expected to be in the lineup tonight.
added 12:31pm, A perfect example of what I wrote in my nhl.com blog today...
Who is going where, what did this GM say or not say, so-and-so is headed to. ... Enough, when it happens, it happens. We have no control of any trades, GMs don't read our proposals, our wishes are not granted nor required to make a trade. Let the managers manage, the coaches coach and the players play.
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02/20/07 at 02:20 PM ET | Comments (0)
Ryan Suter begins a week of blogging at NHL Connect. Wonder if we will read any Foppa stories!
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Rent The Guy
02/20/07 at 01:52 PM ET | Comments (0)
How do you feel if your teams acquires a rent-a-player for their playoff run?
I would be interested in your opinion.
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Blue Jackets Getting Calls, No Action
02/20/07 at 10:21 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Columbus Dispatch,
"I'm talking with lots of teams," president and general manager Doug MacLean said yesterday from Miami, site of the general managers meetings. "But I've got nothing that's seriously close."
The Blue Jackets are expected to trade right winger Anson Carter and defenseman Bryan Berard for draft picks before the 3 p.m. deadline next Tuesday.
It's unlikely, however, that either player will be moved until the ball gets rolling on some of the bigger names on the trading block.
Mac-Lean said that most of the calls he has been receiving are about Fredrik Modin, but he reiterated that he will not trade the left winger.
It's likely the Blue Jackets will sign Modin to a multiyear contract extension by the end of this week.
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Devils Keep An Eye On The Rangers
02/20/07 at 09:52 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Staten Island Advance,
Oh, the joy of it. What could be better for the Devils and their fans than leading the Atlantic Division while keeping the pressure on the Buffalo Sabres for first place in the Eastern Conference?
Actually, that's an easy one: Watching the rival Rangers struggle just to claim a playoff spot and taking some sinister satisfaction. And a Devils sweep in this week's home-and-home showdown with the Rangers would be like stepping on their rivals' fingers as they hang onto the playoff cliff for dear life.
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Pens Looking To Buy
02/20/07 at 09:36 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review,
For a change, they're buyers rather than sellers, so adding help is at least an option.
Their needs are another defenseman, a first-line winger and a face-off specialist, in that order. And the Pens, presumably, wouldn't have to pay a Peter Forsberg-type ransom to address at least two of them.
They should be able to obtain an experienced defenseman (Jassen Cullimore of Chicago or Aaron Miller of Los Angeles) for much less.
Phoenix center Yanic Perreault figures to be more pricey, but still affordable, as are Canadiens defensemen Sheldon Souray, Andrei Markov and Craig Rivet.
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Going In Reverse
02/20/07 at 09:27 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Edmonton Journal,
The artificial laboratory that was the 2004-05 lockout year, when GMs, players and owners could all focus on the overall good of the game since no actual games were being played, keeps receding like the tide.
But self-interest is reasserting itself with vigour. So Burke, who wants to deploy toughness and physical intimidation as a tactic, wants the rules to be tweaked to help that cause. Shero, who does not employ a goon to ride shotgun for Crosby, is disinclined to favour such a rule change.
It will be up to the owners to hold the line on the NHL agenda of selling its stars, not letting the league backslide toward the pre-lockout game, in which brute force was valued as highly as skill, in which vigilante justice dominated.
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Preds Push Foppa
02/20/07 at 09:15 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Tennessean,
The Predators have aggressively marketed Forsberg, including taking out full-page advertisements in The Tennessean. Steve Violetta, the Predators executive vice president of business affairs, would not disclose how much the Predators will spend on marketing and promoting Forsberg but did say the organization has not spent any money beyond what originally was in the marketing budget.
The strategy seems to be working. According to Predators officials, at the start of last week, the team had sold 9,432 tickets for Monday night's game against Phoenix. After the Forsberg trade, and just before the puck dropped Monday night, the total of paid tickets had surpassed 12,000.
"That's an incredible amount of tickets sold for a Monday game in a short amount of time," Violetta said.
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It started out innocently enough. I first experimented with simple blends, nothing complicated. I only did it because it was something that helped me relax on the weekends or after a particularly grueling day at work.
I knew I had to be careful with my new 'hobby' because I had heard stories about people moving on to the harder stuff only to get hooked. Once that occurred, there was no turning back.
Soon my hobby had turned into an addiction. I hid my habit from friends and family (this will be the first time they hear about it, they will be shocked and stunned).
I was too embarrassed to admit I needed help. What had been an activity left only for weekends and evenings soon followed me to work. Reality hit me like a ton of bricks when I realized I needed a quick fix at the office just to make it through the day.
I needed to go cold turkey, but could not break my grasp from the sweet elixir of happiness: tea.
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Never much of a coffee drinker, I first started my affair with tea by purchasing those cute little sampler boxes you can find at any grocery store or drugstore. You've seen them, the boxes with the cute little bears on the front, and the teas named: Sleepytime, Tension Tamer, Ginseng Energy and Tummy Mint.
Bored by those teas, I moved on to the serious stuff, black, green, white, herbal and organic teas. By no means am I a connoisseur, but I have sampled all varieties and have several favorites, with the Indian blends being my preferred selections.
Fun facts about chai:
Chai is the Hindi word for tea. In the United States, many people refer to Indian tea as Chai tea, a redundancy (since chai means tea) resulting from the fact that the two words originally derive from two different spoken forms of Chinese.
The origins of the chai masala recipe are obscure, but it is believed to have been created after the British began cultivating tea within colonial India during the 19th century CE to compensate for their inability to meet demand from Chinese exports.
Chai can be prepared in many ways. The most common way is to add milk, water, sugar and the spices and tea, bringing to a boil, and then proceeding to simmer it for a few minutes. It is then strained and served.
Black tea, the main ingredient in the chai tea recipe, contains the most powerful antioxidants that science knows. Tea and chai tea help prevent and fight many different kinds of cancer, lower cholesterol and high blood pressure may reduce the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and are being studied for their ability to boost the immune system.
In addition to its invigorating effects, enjoying a soothing cup of freshly brewed chai can be a great relaxation aid, and is often useful as a stress reliever.
For you tea purists out there, what is your favorite? What are the best places to buy? I need a fix man, help a girl out!
Ahem. Where was I? Oh yes, I'm still dealing with my cravings, but I think I will be able to deal with the withdrawal
Talk to you later, a freshly brewed hot cup of tea is calling my name.
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There is still the little matter of re-signing the restricted free agents. We know that the Pens extended qualifying offers to all 6 guys, and we also know that at least Sutter and Spaling had declined theirs. I don't think it's imprudent to wait to fill the top 6 LW spot until after RFAs are sorted out so you know how much you have to work with. Also, I still completely expect Paul Martin to be moved, probably to the WC.
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Lambert and Fanjoy have long collaborated. In fact, for about a decade. Fanjoy directed Lambert's first music video for the singer's first single and has, subsequently, helmed the country artist's videos on her game-changing hits — "Kerosene," "The House That Built Me," "Fastest Girl In Town," "Over You," "Mama's Broken Heart" and the singer's most recent hit video "Somethin' Bad" with Carrie Underwood (which has been viewed over 10 million times since bowing last month and has pulled record-breaking view numbers for Viacom and its County Music Television). Together, Lambert and Fanjoy have racked up numerous awards, most recently this past June when Lambert won Female Video of the Year for the song "Automatic," directed (once again) by Fanjoy.
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As I mentioned yesterday, there are still plenty of opportunities for movement up (or down) the leader board at the PGA TOUR Championship. As such, the FedEx Cup Championship is still up for grabs. Jim Furyk's 2nd round 64, Brandt Snedeker's 3rd round 64 and Ryan Moore's 3rd round 65 are indications of the scoring prospects that are available at East Lake Golf Club.
At the conclusion of round 2, Snedeker shares the lead with Justin Rose, who was been near the top of the leader board for basically the entire tournament. Snedeker is also one of the five individuals who control their own destiny with respect to winning the championship. Moore rocketed up the leader board thanks to a 5 under par round yesterday and currently holds third place all to himself.
The leaders must be sure to not rest of their laurels, as there are plenty of capable players within striking distance, especially when one considers the movement that has taken place already. It seems as if there are one or two golfers in each round that make a huge move up the standings.
Rory McIlroy, Bubba Watson and Jim Furyk are well within arm's reach of the leaders at 5 under par, while the always potentially dangerous Tiger Woods is just behind them, tied with Robert Garrigus, Matt Kuchar (who I still contend has the WORST nickname in all of professional sports) and Bo Van Pelt at 4 under.
Some big-names players, however, are simply too far off the pace to have any hope of emerging victorious. That list includes the likes of Phil Mickelson, Hunter Mahan and Sergio Garcia (+2) and Rickie Fowler (+1). Dustin Johnson is barely on the cusp of contention at 1 under par, and it would take a miracle for him to pull out the win.
Bubba still leads the field in driving distance at 317.1, Snedeker and Moore are atop the driving accuracy standings at 71.43%, while Snedeker is tied with Luke Donald and Steve Stricker for most greens in regulation (75.93%). What's so surprising about the greens in regulation category is the fact that Donald is only -3 and Stricker is +3.
Regardless of the outcome, Sunday at East Lake is certain to entertaining. The final round action begins at 11:30 am EST, with the final group teeing off at 1:50.
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I'd like to make a little disclaimer before going on. I've never been a sci fi (sorry, SyFy) geek, not in the least bit. Oh, I've enjoyed my fair share of it, from Star Trek to Star Wars, and I've enjoyed it a lot, but I've never been a geek or nerd for either show. Oh sure, the original Star Wars series was amazing, and still a favorite of mine, and Star Trek has some great films too (The Final Frontier, First Contact, and the newer film come to mind) but the prequels ruined Star Wars for me, and for every good Star Trek film there's an equally bad movie (Star Trek the Motion Picture, The Search for Spock). And don't even get me started on the series. In the past I really enjoyed it, but mainly because my dad loved it back in the day and I liked watching it with him, so I developed a likening for the show. However, since coming to Korea, I've decided to familiarize myself with the Trek universe only to realize that the show (Next Generation) was really kind of... cheesy, moralistic, badly acted, and in many cases downright boring. After one season of The Next Generation, I had enough. I wanted something a bit more real.
In comes Battlestar Galactica to the delight of this young aspiring sci fi fan, to the rescue as it were after being let down by the great giant of the Sci Fi world. Gods be praised, this show is amazing. In all my years of movie/TV watching I've never been as impressed with an ongoing TV series as I was with this show. Oh sure, I've never been much of a TV watcher, I stick with mini series and movies for the most part, but out of the major show's I have watched at various times(Hero's, Lost) this is by far the best. Well, it, Law and Order SVU, and Southpark, but COMPLETLY different shows, so let's not even try to compare.
The twelve colonies of humanity are a peace. Forty years ago, manmade machines known as Cylons, created to make every day life easier, rebelled against their masters thrusting the galaxy into a long and bloody war. At the conclusion of this war the Cylons left the Twelve Colonies to find of home of their home. For forty years nothing is heard from them, until suddenly, without warning, the Cylons launch a devastating surprise attack against humanities defenses. In less than a day the colonial fleet is neutralized, humanities home worlds devastated by nuclear weapons. Mankind's greatest weapons are simply turned off by the superior Cylon technology; human fighters drift powerless in space, the great Battlestars, giant combination battleships/aircraft carriers, are blown out of the sky.
The story is familiar to any Sci Fi fan. Humans on the run from killer man made robots in search of the legendary 13th colony, Earth. It was the plot of the old 1970's series, a show with its fair share of followers. I've never seen that show. I don't think I will ever have to. There's simply no way it can match up to anything this show does. Nearly every aspect is perfect; the effects, the characters, the acting, the mood, the mood, the drama, the battles, the political and moral issues it brings up, this show has everything and more. It has achieved a near perfection that very, VERY few other stories in any other genre can match. It's not only fun, its dramatic, its though provoking (in comparison to Wars and Trek at least), it's sexy, and it sounds great to boot. I really have to dig to find anything wrong with it.
Okay, first things first, this is a drama yes, but it would be nothing without some epic space battles. Battlestar goes the rout of Star Wars when it comes to space battles, although they do it far better than Wars ever did. Instead of having huge singular starships duke it out, the Battlestar's are more like space aircraft carries whose main purpose is to launch space fighters (Vipers) and use its heavy guns more as suppressive fire for the fighters. There are no laser guns here, no deflector shields, no super duper space torpedoes, no death rays that can destroy planets, nothing fancy like that. Just bullets and missiles. Like a REAL space military would be like. Laser guns, phooey. We don't need no stinking laser guns. Phazers, whatever. Good old lead and explosives work just fine if you ask me. No need to invent some new phang weapons weapon. Shoot a spaceship with a .50 cal and I'm sure it will go down. The fighters these Battlestars launch are really something too. Whereas the W-Wings in Star Wars fly more like real fighters do, the Vipers in this show fly like one would expect a space fighter, not limited by gravity and wind resistance, to fly.
Another major plus this show has is the Galactica itself. One of the things that annoyed me most about Trek was the perfect condition the ship (and its crew) was always in. Not a tool out of place, no grease stains on the floor, no dirt on the carpet, not a dirty or wrinkled uniform on the whole ship. Even when the ship is apparently being blown apart you see sparks fly out of the computers, the crew will jump around a little, but in the end the ship always ends up as perfect as it was before. I mean, come on, this is a MILITARY ship for god's sake, am I supposed to believe they spend all their time just clearing it up? Not the case with the Galactica. This is a real military vessel, dirty, greasy, cramped, dark, braking down and showing its age. The ship, quite frankly, is a mess, but it's a beautiful mess. Things that break in previous episodes REMAIN broken as the show goes on. The ship creaks as it turns, the launching bays break down, the ship (gasp) take damage and people die horrifically from fires and from combat wounds. This show seems like the anti Star Trek, and I love it love it love it.
If I were to babble on about everything this show does right, I'd be here all night. From the near perfect soundtrack that enhances every single scene, to the uniqly flawed characters who make up this fantasy world, its, as I said before, a near perfect show.
Near perfect, but not perfect. There were a few things that bothered me. For instance, Caprica (one of the 12 colonies destroyed by the Cylon nuclear attack) is the set for one of the series major stories, and yet from seeing it you would hardly guess that a nuclear war took place there. In the miniseries we have a scene where we see dozens of mushroom clouds billowing into the air, and yet as the story progresses we see no sign of the damage they must have caused. Cities remain whole, the countryside remains green. If the devastation was half as much as they show the planet would be a radioactive wasteland. Nothing would live there. Also, some of the characters were mis casted. The Chief was a little young to be the senior NCO on the ship, plus he was kind of a panzy at times. The XO had some really great moments, but for every great moment of acting there was an equally bad moment to go along with it.
Okay, I'm nit picking, but let that just go to show you how perfect this show is. That I have to point out such small things such as these tells you this show is something you need to see. I promise you will not be disappointed.
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