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Two games. Two different styles. And neither has worked for the Philadelphia Flyers as they find themselves down, 2-0, to the Penguins in the Eastern Conference final.
After using a run-and-gun style against the Penguins to no avail in Game 1, the Flyers attempted to be the more physical team in Game 2. All that did was lead to nine minor penalties that gave the Penguins six power-play opportunities against their depleted defense.
Not surprising, the Penguins scored a pair of power-play goals -- and gave up a shorthanded tally to Mike Richards -- on their way to a 4-2 victory at Mellon Arena.
"We were shorthanded most of the first period, and you know that's how it's going to be against this team," Flyers forward Joffrey Lupul said. "They're going to get more power plays than us. That's just the way it is. They're the Pittsburgh Penguins, and we're just going to have to find a way to kill these penalties and get our chances."
Not only were the Flyers taking penalties in the first period -- five, including a fighting major to Scottie Upshall for a middleweight bout with Penguins forward Tyler Kennedy -- but they also lost defenseman Braydon Coburn at 1:51 when he was struck just above the left eye with a puck and left the game.
"My left eye is swollen shut right now," Coburn said. "I will keep the ice on it and get the swelling down and see what happens (today)."
Coburn could play in Game 3 Tuesday at Wachovia Center, but losing him so early was a logistical nightmare, as the Flyers were down to five defensemen, all of whom were averaging at least three fewer minutes a game.
"It's tough," Flyers coach John Stevens said. "Coby's an all-situations player for us. I thought we got big contributions from all of them. I thought we got better play tonight than we did the game before. I thought they stepped up and played (well)."
Coburn was only the latest casualty to an already banged-up defensive corps. Philadelphia learned Thursday, the day before Game 1 of the series, that it would be without its top blue-liner, Kimmo Timonen, because of a blood clot in his foot.
Minus Timonen, the Flyers knew they would struggle at times without his ability to shut down the opponent's best forwards and his skill on the power play. Losing him also took away a player who logged a team-high 24 minutes, 55 seconds per game.
Philadelphia redistributed much of that time throughout the lineup and was successful in Game 1, as three defensemen were on the ice for more than 20 minutes.
What became a problem for the Flyers in Game 2 was that Coburn left the game after only two shifts and 1:07 on the ice. Coburn came in averaging 24:03 per game - second only to Timonen - and led the team with 25:09 in Game 1.
"I thought our defense did a great job," Lupul said. "The rest of the guys really stepped up and they played well. Some of the guys came from out of the lineup and did an excellent job, and other guys have gotten their minutes bumped up and they're doing well, too."
When Timonen went down, Jaroslav Modry took his place in the lineup and admirably filled Timonen's spot on the man-advantage, assisting on Jeff Carter's second period power-play goal. Now, with the possibility of being without Timonen and Coburn, the Flyers are running out of defensive options ... and game plans.
"That's the game of hockey, and it's a game of opportunities," Modry said. "Someone else needs to step up. We've got lots of leaders in this room and we've got to find a way to win games."
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Soltan, a U.S. citizen of Egyptian origin, has been on hunger strike in an Egyptian prison for 80 days after being detained on August 25 last year.
He was taken into custody after being shot during a protest against the military-backed ouster of Egypt's former president Mohamed Morsi, and his trial has been postponed several times.
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The 2013 season is over for the Atlanta Falcons and what a disappointing season it was.
The Falcons finish the year with a 4-12 record, when most (including myself) were expected a record that was closer to 12-4 after their trip to the NFC Championship Game in 2012. What is the narrative for the year that was 2013 in Atlanta?
First off, injuries were a factor, particularly the two injuries to wide receivers Roddy White and Julio Jones. White suffered a high-ankle sprain at the end of the preseason, and rather than rest him for the start of the season the Falcons and White himself pushed to play. Hindsight tells us that was a mistake. Because after the fifth game of the year, Jones went down with a season-ending foot injury. Had White been rested, it's likely he would have been able to suit up and pick up the slack by then. Instead, White would miss the next three games with a hamstring injury and would be largely ineffective for three more following that.
Essentially, the Falcons got only five games worth of solid production from each wideout this year: Jones for the first five, and White for the final five. In the first five games, the Falcons averaged 24.4 points per game, while they averaged 25.2 in the final five. During the six in between, they averaged 17.5 points per game. It's not a coincidence that the Falcons offensive production dropped by a touchdown when they lacked a comparable playmaker at wide receiver.
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The lack of a reliable wideout is one those subjects I've harped on throughout this season, mainly because most will focus on the play of the Falcons in the trenches as the root cause of their woes this year. And while those people aren't necessarily wrong in thinking that upgrading those areas should be the top priorities for the Falcons this offseason, I believe it was really the diminishing returns from the passing game that doomed the Falcons season.


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|Very excited to see this go up, since I've been keeping an eye out for it. I haven't gone through and looked at the reviews yet but I wanted to say that I love the new organization, with reviews of the same show grouped together. Since I have a pretty good idea how my tastes line up with the regular reviewers, it's definitely good to be able to compare reviews for the same series so easily.
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I have to say I'm shocked Dandy isn't getting higher scores. I thought that would be one of those 4.5/5 shows from everyone.
One of the Space Dandy staff said that the English dub was bad and recommended the sub.
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It has arrived. Yay, about time.
Any longer and the season would've been over.
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|I liked Dandy more than Carl or Theron did, but I agree that it's thin beyond visual flair and occasional humor.
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|I have to say I enjoyed Space Dandy far more then I expected. I went into it expecting one of Watanabes normal kinda things (which I never like), but instead got a fun show with bizarre space adventures and lots of fanservice. I understand its probably not what you'd want if you were hoping for another Bebop, but it certainly is more in line with what I enjoy.
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|I love that it's organized by show! Much more user-friendly. Thanks, ANN staff. <3
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Actually, if I'm not mistaken, he missed something in there, himself, and redacted any statement on it.
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Yes he did delete his comment, but most people feel its because his bosses didn't want him saying negative things about the show. Of course, that can't be proven one way or the other, but I'd be inclined to believe his original tweets.
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He did not do that,he deleted tweet afterwards but he does that frequently.
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He started it
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|Honey gave an extremely stupid guess to Dandy's profession when he told her to guess, in both languages.
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|The optimistic side of me is saying that Space Dandy might need a couple episodes to get going. So far, its decent, hopin it improves
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Yes, but her answer in the sub can also be interpreted as her insulting Dandy, which gives us a clue that she's not as ditzy and stupid as she acts. It's also arguably just as funny.
The actual voice acting in the dub was great, but that change comes across as...unnecessary.
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Pretty surprised that Spaced Dandy scored so low. Silly boob jokes aside, i enjoyed it quite a bit. Then again, i missed most of the hype surrounding it and didn't have very high expectations, i guess.
Oh and btw, i love the new format! Makes the guide a lot easier to read, thank you.
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Especially with the ending being what it was (spoiler[all the characters die]), this is a definitely a series that I want to see the first two episodes of before I make up my mind whether to actually continue with it.
There's not many series coming out this season that I'm super excited for, so I'm thankful as always for you guys sitting through everything to let us know if there's something good we might have noticed, or what is definitely to be avoided.
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I actually kinda enjoyed Space Dandy too! Anyways, the season officially began and I have high hopes for some of the other shows soon to debut.
Also I kinda like the new format/layout of the preview guides to make it easier to find which shows are being reviewed beforehand.
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Biblical Songs, Op.99 (Voice and Piano). Composed by Antonin Dvorak (1841-1904) and Anton. Edited by Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau. For Piano, Voice (High Voice). Boosey & Hawkes Voice. 32 pages. Simrock #M221101754. Published by Simrock (HL.48015915).
Contents: Rings um den Herrn sind Wolken und Dunkel • Sieh auf mich, denn Du bist mein Schutz und Schild • Gott, erhöre mein inniges Fleh'n • Gott ist mein Hirte • Herr, o mein Gott, lass ein neues Lied mich Dir singen • Hör, o Vater, wie ich Dich bitte • An den Wassern von Babylon • Wende Dich zu mir, sei gnädig meiner Not • Mein Auge hebt zu den Bergen sich • Singet ein neues Lied.
- Rings Um Den Herrn Sind Wolken Und Dunkel
- Sieh Auf Mich, Denn Du Bist Mein Schutz Und Schild
- Gott, Erhore Mein Inniges Fleh'n
- Gott ist mein Hirte
- Herr, O Mein Gott, Lass Ein Neues Lied
- Hor, O Vater, Wie Ich Dich Bitte
- An Den Wassern Von Babylon
- Wende Dich Zu Mir, Sei Gnadig Meiner Not
- Mein Auge Hebt Zu Den Bergen Sich
- Singet ein neues Lied
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Winnipeg Free Press - PRINT EDITION
A marriage made in the boardroom
Toronto journalist makes dubious case for Canada joining the United States
Diane Francis, a Toronto business journalist and author of such bestsellers as Who Owns Canada and Bre-X: The Inside Story, now issues a stirring call to arms for the intellectually bankrupt.
Merger of the Century came out last fall, but it makes for instructive reading on a cold winter night in the new year.
Francis believes that a nation is nothing more than a business. Culture matters, but money matters more. "Citizenship," she writes, "is political consumerism and people (and corporations) reside where it makes the most sense or cents."
It makes sense for businesses to merge when that would create benefits otherwise not available. Therefore, she argues, Canada and the United States should become one single country for the benefit of matching Canada's undeveloped resource potential with America's money, markets and workers.
Francis sees the race among countries to acquire and hoard resources as a zero-sum game. Increasing populations and finite resources mean that "only the fittest, and fastest, nation-states will survive."
Emerging economies, notably a ruthless China, appear to be winning this Darwinian race for resources. They have perfected state capitalism by creating state-owned corporations that generate overwhelming power compared to (in Francis's opinion) the separate public and private spheres of western countries.
If they are to survive, Francis advises Canada and the U.S. to adopt the state capitalism model and, better yet, unite into one country. If the status quo continues, the U.S. will face increasing adversity in the competition for resources and a poorer and defenseless Canada could be exploited by China and Russia
Francis provides a barrage of detail in support of her argument.
Space allows for only a few examples:
Canadian productivity is less than that of the U.S. Canada's economy is fragile because it is based on resources and branch plants. It has allowed too many foreigners to buy too many of its head offices and great multinational corporations.
Furthermore, our smartest citizens move to the U.S. When our federal and provincial governments are not squabbling, they are pandering to Quebec separatists, aboriginals and environmentalists. Our investment in the development and defence of northern Canada is appallingly inadequate.
Unlike our political class, she is not afraid to say "Dutch disease." She points out that our booming resource sector has driven up the value of our dollar and damaged our manufacturing sector.
Francis does not deny that the U.S. has its flaws:
Americans' belief in their national exceptionalism is self-delusional. Pro-military boosterism and flag-waving is financially damaging. America's health-care system is expensive and inefficient. The right wing's unreasonable dogma that governments are bad undermines the establishment of Chinese-style state corporations.
Some of Francis's complaints about Canada have merit. However, it does not follow that the only solution is a merger with the U.S. (leaving aside her incorrect definition of a nation).
She might well have titled her book "Non-Sequitur of the Century."
In spite of the problems documented by Francis, the World Economic Forum Human Capital Report for 2013 places Canada at a respectable number 10 out of 122 as against the U.S. at number 16. The Human Capital Report is a measure of how well countries develop the talents, skills and capabilities of their citizens. It is considered the key indicator to a country's future.
The World Economic Forum, the OECD and the Conference Board of Canada all agree that Canada's productivity could be improved if business spent more on research and development.
Unfortunately, branch plants rarely give priority to research and development.
Canada is, by any measure, a rich, productive country. It is absurd to suggest that its only option is annexation by its neighbour. It has no problems that could not be solved if our politicians had the courage to put the interests of their citizens before the interests of transnational corporations.
Not surprisingly, Francis does not like the word "annexation." She says that after the Canadian federal government is dissolved, the ex-Canadians would be paid for their assets and "must occupy a special place setting at the board of directors' table."
While she does not explain what she means by the "board of directors' table," she does go into detail about how ex-Canadians would be paid.
Francis calculates that every ex-Canadian, on a sliding scale based on years lived in the country, should be paid a share of the total net value of ex-Canada. Fifty years would get you about $600,000 with which you could buy health insurance and retire to the sunshine of Florida.
Pierre Elliott Trudeau said that living next to the U.S. was like sleeping with an elephant: "No matter how friendly and even-tempered the beast is, you are affected by every twitch and grunt."
A sleepless night is certainly no fun but, on balance, it's better than being swallowed up by the elephant.
Winnipegger John K. Collins is a retired union negotiator.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition January 4, 2014 A1
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