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by George Malik on 06/23/11 at 05:39 AM ET
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Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom's -2 plus-minus rating didn't prevent "Norris Nick" from winning his seventh Norris Trophy and making the NHL's First All-Star Team, but after all the talk from NHL writers suggesting that Lidstrom simply didn't dominate like Zdeno Chara or Shea Weber this past season, it was a bit of a surprise to see Lidstrom tie Doug Harvey as the second-most-decorated defenseman of all time—in the closest Norris Trophy voting from 1st to 3rd place ever!
As the 41-year-old told the Associated Press, winning the Norris never gets old, nor is it any less special, as time marches on:
"It feels surreal having reached seven Norrises, especially at this stage in my career," said Lidstrom. "I'm very proud to still be able to play at this level and win another Norris."
Lidstrom's seventh Norris tied Montreal star Doug Harvey, and he now only trails the legendary Bobby Orr's record of eight.
"It gives me some motivation to get ready for next season now having won another Norris," Lidstrom said. "I think it helps going through the off-season workouts."
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Red Wings captain Nicklas Lidstrom wins his seventh Norris Trophy
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 08:17 PM ET
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I can't wait until we see the voting on this one…Nicklas Lidstrom just won his seventh Norris Trophy, and the Red Wings' captain now only trails Bobby Orr in Norris Trophies won.
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Red Wings' Lidstrom Wins Seventh Norris Trophy:
Nicklas Lidstrom of the Detroit Red Wings has won his seventh career James Norris Memorial Trophy, awarded to the defenseman demonstrating "the greatest all-around ability in the position," as selected by the Professional Hockey Writers' Association.
Lidstrom edged Shea Weber of the Nashville Predators 736-727 in the closest race for first place since 1996, when Chicago's Chris Chelios finished five points ahead of Boston's Ray Bourque, 408-403. With Lidstrom, Weber and third-place Zdeno Chara of the Boston Bruins receiving similar first-place vote totals (Lidstrom 35, Weber 32, Chara 33) and the trio separated by just 48 points, this marks the tightest three-way race for the Norris Trophy since its introduction in 1954.
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Red Wings to open 11-12 season vs. Ottawa; yet another Jaromir Jagr update
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 07:43 PM ET
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Via RedWingsFeed on Twitter: the NHL's schedule is usually released in early July, but between the NFL lockout and a looming NBA lockout, the NHL's apparently decided to jump the gun and release its regular-season schedule for the 2011-2012 season on Thursday. For the Red Wings ,the Detroit News's Ted Kulfan, the season will begin with a reunion of sorts:
The Red Wings will see a familiar face in the home opener of the 2011-12 regular season.
The Wings will host the Ottawa Senators on Friday, Oct. 7, at Joe Louis Arena. The Senators are now coached by Paul MacLean, who was Mike Babcock's assistant the last six seasons in Detroit. MacLean was named Senators' head coach earlier this month.
The Macomb Daily's Chuck Pleiness and Frfee Press's Helene St. James confirm, and while doing so, MLive's Ansar Khan provides a Jaromir Jagr update:
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Mid-day Red WIngs news: Two Lidstrom stories, draft talk and tidbits
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 04:10 PM ET
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Updated with the Wings' draft pick order: Of Red Wings-related note as we wait for the NHL Awards to get underway at 7 pm EDT (live on Versus, tape-delayed at 8 PM on the CBC, live-streamed on CBCSports.ca): Fox Sports Detroit's Art Regner believes that, should one compare Nicklas Lidstrom's status to that of Brian Rafalski, one may very well suggest that Lidstrom has entered "genetic freak" territory when it comes to staving off the aging process:
[Lidstrom] kept saying that it depended on whether he wanted to continue to train like a mad man during the offseason. OK, I added the mad man thing, but the point is that physically Nick is there. It just comes down to where hockey is in his life.
We may believe that all a professional athlete has to do is show up for a few hours, play their game and then go home. That is hardly the case. These athletes have to work their tails off year round or they will not be pro athletes for very long. In their 20s and early 30s—depending on their injury history—training is second nature. When you start to hit your late 30s, priorities shift—not to mention waistlines—and you start to ask yourself, "Do I really want to go through this rigmarole again?"
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The latest on Jagr's Penguins-or-Red Wings decision-making process
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 02:16 PM ET
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Updated with Hawks talk (they're not interested) at 1:37 PM: And so the Jaromir Jagr to the Red Wings-or-Penguins drama continues, via the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review's Rob Rossi...
Jaromir Jagr is expected to speak with Penguins owner Mario Lemieux and general manager Ray Shero at some point today, according to Jagr's agent, Petr Svoboda.
"That's what I am expecting to happen today," Svoboda said. "They are supposed to talk."
Nothing imminent is expected with Jagr's status. Svoboda confirmed that the Penguins and Detroit Red Wings remain the frontrunners for Jagr's services.
"But nothing is going to happen in the next couple of days," Svoboda said.
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Red Wings overnight report: On Jagr, the NHL Awards and Wings roster news
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 07:08 AM ET
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While I've displayed my professional level of foot-in-mouth-planting abilities over the past few days, both Red Wings fans and NHL fans in general seem to be a little…jittery…as we wait for our teams to finally sign their unrestricted free agents-to-be, draft players this weekend in Minneapolis and get down to business on the unrestricted free agent market. The past three weeks, Stanley Cup Final aside, have involved all talk and bluster and no action, and it's got us all a bit…itchy.
For Wings fans, while we've breathed huge sighs of relief when Nicklas Lidstrom revealed that he'd return, we're more than a little bit peeved at the way Jaromir Jagr's agent has started to wax poetic about Jagr reuniting with the Pittsburgh Penguins while claiming that "mystery teams" are also in the running for Jagr's services, and between finding out that he had a bit of a gambling problem in the Burgh and wondering whether a 39-year-old who hasn't played on a 200'x85' rink or had to deal with the physical or mental demands of an 82-game NHL schedule, we're almost viewing his potential acquisition as more Allen Iverson than Mike Modano, so Lyle "Spector" Richardson places the latest rumors about Jagr's dalliances with the Penguins in letter-perfect perspective:
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An apology and news about the Red Wings' interest in Jagr, MacDonald and Salei, and draft stuff
by George Malik on 06/22/11 at 01:42 AM ET
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After agonizingly waiting for a month and then spending all of Monday and part of Tuesday listening to Nicklas Lidstrom explain to the press that he simply would not return to the Detroit Red Wings unless he felt that, at 41, he could continue to play at a Norris Trophy-finalist's caliber of play, I kinda lost it and said some very stupid things about Justin Bourne's suggestion that Lidstrom should retire lest age and a drop-off in play tarnish his legacy.
I'm very sorry for saying what I said and will readily admit that I acted like a moron, especially after asking my own audience to disagree with opinions but not call each other names, and I am sorry for being a moron myself. My vehement disagreement with Bourne's position, however, will not change.
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Red Wings' courtship of Jaromir Jagr continues; more about Lidstrom's return (Bournie included)
by George Malik on 06/21/11 at 03:00 PM ET
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Updated 3x with more Jagr stuff from LeBrun and Howard joining U of Maine's sports hall of fame: According to ESPN's Pierre LeBrun, the Red Wings, Pittsburgh Penguins and a "mystery team" are in the running for the services of Jaromir Jagr, who's no longer considering playing in the KHL for the 2011-2012 season…
Agent Petr Svoboda said Pittsburgh, Detroit "plus another team I can't name" are the three options for his veteran client.
"We have to make a decision soon," Svoboda said from the Czech Republic.
Svoboda said Jagr would sign a one-year deal with one of those three NHL teams. He also said a decision should be made within the next few days, perhaps as early as Tuesday. Jagr met all day with Svoboda on Monday and the two were slated to meet again later Tuesday. It appears going back to Russia's Continental Hockey League, where Jagr has played the last three seasons, is no longer in the mix.
"He's really decided he wants to play in the NHL and he's excited about it. He's ready for the challenge," said Svoboda. "His mind is pretty much made up but he wants to make sure."
Per RedWingsFeed on Twitter, LeBrun fired off the following updates...
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Red Wings overnight report: More on Lidstrom's return and the Wings' roster moves to come
by George Malik on 06/21/11 at 06:27 AM ET
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Early on Monday morning, the Red Wings officially announced that Nicklas Lidstrom would return for his 20th NHL season, signing a one-year, $6.2 million contract. I had asked Paul to text message me and/or call when the Nick news came about ten days ago, and while Expressen's Gunnar Nordstrom tipped Lidstrom's hand for him, I popped up with a start when my cell phone's text message alert jingled me from a restless night's worth of sleep and got to work.
Relieved. Unbelievably relieved. As Ken Holland suggested and columnists pointed out during the mid-day and evening crops of columns, the Red Wings' off-season renovations hinged upon the fulcrum that was Lidstrom's future, and as Ken Holland suggested to the Edmonton Journal's Jim Matheson, the Wings can weather the storm that is Brian Rafalski's sudden retirement, but losing both Rafalski and Lidstrom, well…
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Board of Governors to ratify Winnipeg sale, firm up head-shot rule, cap figure
by George Malik on 06/21/11 at 03:40 AM ET
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The NHL's obviously agreed to move the Thrashers to Winnipeg, the NHL, NHLPA and the competition committee have signed off on tweaking the blind-side hitting rule to better protect players whose heads are targeted, and it certainly appears that the salary cap will rise to $64 million after the NHLPA applied its 5% inflator, but as NHL.com's Dan Rosen notes, none of these issues will become official until the NHL's Board of Governors approves these changes today in New York:
While considered a formality at this point, the Board of Governors still has to give its stamp of approval for the Thrashers sale to True North Sports and Entertainment and relocation to Winnipeg beginning with the 2011-12 season. The transfer of ownership from Atlanta Spirit to True North Sports and Entertainment requires a 75 percent approval from the Board while relocation needs a majority approval. True North Sports and Entertainment is purchasing the franchise for a reported $170 million, including a $60 million relocation fee.
If approved, the still unnamed Winnipeg franchise will play in the Southeast Division for one more season with the expectation it will be moved into the Western Conference starting with the 2012-13 season.
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Available spaces from 910 sf to 7,200 sq ft. Excellent access to the I-15, I-215, The Strip and McCarran Airport. Concrete Tilt-up Construction Custom Executive Suites 3.5 Parking per 1,000 sq.ft. 18' Clear Height Warehouse with skylites, Insulated, Evap. Cooler, 12'x12' Overhead Doors Fully Fire Sprinklered 110/208v 3 Phase Power, Zoned M-1, Common loading dock w/free use of fork lift, Natural Gas Available, Covered Parking Available, High Speed Data Available, Fiber Available, Yard Parking Available.
Executive Suite/Short-term Office
Rent Upon Req.16,801 SF
A chic retail, dining and entertainment complex creates an energetic environment for the Town Square business center in Las Vegas, Nevada. The business center is located in an attractive low-rise building. Its location close to the Las Vegas Freeway and the intersection with Hwy 215 makes it easy to get downtown and to Nellis Air Force Base to the north or east to the city of Henderson, which several major corporations call home. The business climate in and around Las Vegas is not limited to the sectors that have made it famous, namely retail, casinos and hotels, conventions and trade shows, and entertainment. The city has diversified to attract world-renowned players in clothing, finance, food and drink, as well as medical and scientific research and development, back office operations and call centers. The area's road routes make markets in California and Mexico highly accessible for national, local and international companies and the workforce in Southern Nevada offers a varied talent pool. http://assets.regus.com/images/2265/businesscentre/11_454x340.jpg
Executive Suite/Short-term Office
Rent Upon Req.15,000 SF
Accessible and visible from the I-215, the Arroyo Crossing business center presents a prominent business address in a low-rise class-A office building, south west of downtown Las Vegas. This mixed-use development also includes industrial and retail properties and is sensitively landscaped, looking out over trees and strips of green spaces. The business center is located in Clark County, which includes the famous Las Vegas Strip - a world-class convention destination and entertainment hub. Tourism is the county's premium sector, with billions of dollars spent each year on gambling, hotels, travel and shopping. It is also strong on high quality healthcare. McCarran International Airport is close to the business park, offering business opportunities for companies in aviation, construction, engineering, concessions and advertising. The airport also has a top quality air cargo facility, enjoying proximity to markets ranging from Phoenix, Arizona to Seattle, Washington. http://assets.regus.com/images/2204/businesscentre/12_454x340.jpg
Executive Suite/Short-term Office
Rent Upon Req.16,480 SF
We offer you beautifully appointed office space in the Las Vegas Valley, with all the frills at a price you can afford. Our excellent location provides breathtaking views of Mt. Charleston, and the downtown "Strip" at a convenient location off the I-95 and Rainbow Blvd exit, with easy access to I-15 and the 215 Freeways, just minutes from the downtown "strip", and McCarran International airport.
Executive Suite/Short-term Office
Rent Upon Req.12,635 SF
Located in the new up and coming Tivoli Village, this center will be surrounded by 700,000 square feet of retail, restaurant, entertainment and Class A office space. Restaurants include Brio Tuscan Grille, German Eatery Ratskeller, Cantina Laredo and actor Joe Pesci's pizzeria Pesci's. Hotels nearby include Suncoast Hotel and Casino, JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa Golf, La Quinta Inn & Suites Las Vegas and Holiday Inn Express. http://assets.regus.com/images/1636/businesscentre/12_454x340.jpg
Executive Suite/Short-term Office
Rent Upon Req.15,463 SF
Lake Mead Center is located in the prestigious Bank of Nevada complex, a landmark in the Northwest part of town. Visible for miles around, local residents immediately recognize the building, adjacent to Interstate 95. One of the very few 'Class A' office buildings in the Northwest, clients enjoy the convenient location with restaurants galore catering to all tastes, be it quick and easy fast-food of various nationalities, mid-range family-oriented establishments, or the more formal settings of European cuisine. Three major supermarkets and drug stores are within a half-mile radius. Shopping is not to be missed at the Best of the West Mall on Rainbow Boulevard two blocks away, a local Wal-Mart and Target within a five minute drive, The Meadows Mall five miles away, or Fashion Show Mall on the famous 'Strip' anchored by five department stores. Visitors can enjoy the comforts of the Courtyard Marriott, Hampton Inn or La Quinta Inn or elect to stay at the JW Marriott or Suncoast Casino off the Summerlin Parkway for a more traditional, yet unique Las Vegas experience with two surrounding golf courses. Have to fly home? McCarran International Airport is only fifteen miles away by freeway and North Las Vegas Airport only three miles.
Cityfeet is the source for office space, enabling brokers, agents and tenants to find the right space to meet their needs. From Class A to smaller and less expensive offices, Cityfeet has a variety of office listings to meet the needs of different types of firms, from law offices to insurances companies to smaller businesses. For even more available office space listings visit LoopNet.com


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Dubai: Affordable luxury?
Hotels in Dubai are trying to lure guests with discounted rates. Will it work?
January 19, 2009 4:08 by Dana El Baltaji
This time last year, hotels were bragging about their occupancy rates. Getting a hotel room was tough, and expensive. By the time August 2008 came around, 'Dubai's rates were the highest in the world," said Anwar Abu Monassar, general manager of Net Group, a Dubai-based tour operator, in an interview with AME Info. "In just ten years hotel rates went from $50 a night to $1,500 per night. You can call it what you want – snobbery, crazy, very good, it depends on your point of view at the end of the day."
Today, however, hotels are struggling to attract guests. Some hotels, like the Hilton hotels, are dropping their room rates by as much as 50 percent, although that might not be enough to encourage credit crunched vacationers to stay in luxury hotels.
As part of Dubai's Department of Tourism and Commerce Marketing (DTCM), hotels are being encouraged to reduce their room rates by as much as 60 percent and their food and beverage prices by 25 percent. Furthermore, the DTCM has launched an international marketing campaign to attract tourists from Britain, Germany, India, China, Japan, Australia and the GCC.
Given the global recession, however, would discounted prices lure tourists to Dubai's luxury hotels at a time when most people are hoarding their cash?
As for the sector's future, Monassar does not think that it will ever be as strong as it was in 2008: "Hotels will not enjoy the same situation they had before, where they had high rates and they could sell whatever they wanted. In the future there will be more balance. Definitely not undersupply and not oversupply."
Does this mean that Dubai will offer tourists "affordable" luxury like it used to?
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I feel even if Dubai drops the pricing on the room rates, it may lure some tourists to come see Dubai for a once off visit.
Too many tourists and westerners are tired of the changes and limits they receive when in Dubai. for the money they are spending.
You cannot plan a holiday in the hopes that pubs will be closed and maybe you can get to shops if the day is not made a public holiday, maybe you cannot enjoy your new year… people are rather going to go to a country where they are guaranteed to get their moneys worth.
A stop over in Dubai airport will be sufficient for a visit..
If they want to get large numbers of people to visit UAE it will take a change in plans, it is just not affordable to the mass market and the hotels all seem to be aimed at the luxury market….sooner or later the novelty factor will wear off.
Obiviosly tourist inflow will reduce during recession. This year's DSF 2009 will have a big blow due its recent changes in the visa issuing policies. The largest tourist visitors are from India for every Dubai Shopping Festival.
It's not the room cost that's the issue (although that doesn't help).
The real issues are the cost of the F&B (which are universally sub-par quality), the lack of a tourist-geared taxi system (because drivers do not know where anything is), the price of shopping (typically 25% higher than in Europe, where you also pay VAT) and the lack of affordable or engaging leisure options (once you've paid through the nose for Ski Dubai and Aquaventure, all you've got left are polluted beaches).
Dubai simply cannot offer anything over any other resort for the same price at this stage. No-one from Europe is going to fly for 7 hours to come somewhere that doesn't offer much more than what they could access in 2 hours and until the entire tourism industry realises that the name 'Dubai' isn't enough to draw people here, we'll continue to see a parade of baffled hoteliers, leisure managers and retailers who simply cannot understand why they are not entitled to have thousands of tourists blindly spending their money here.


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