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TEHRAN, Iran (AP) -- Iran says the European Union's decision to blacklist the military wing of Lebanon's Hezbollah was "strange" and "uncalculated."
Foreign ministry spokesman Abbas Araghchi told a news conference in Tehran Tuesday that the decision by the EU to place the Shiite militant group on its terror list serves Israel's interests and will only complicate the situation in the Middle East. Hezbollah is an ally of Iran.
Araghchi told reporters that the designation won't change Hezbollah's "popular and justice-seeking identity."
The EU's 28 foreign ministers made the decision Monday after prolonged diplomatic pressure from the United States, the Netherlands and Israel, who both consider Hezbollah a terrorist organization.
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Jan 16, 2014Director Lindholm, a graduate of the Dogma school, creates such immense tension without the use of time-watching techniques and other on-screen antics prominent in other hijacking films, in an absorbing and carefully woven thriller that focuses on emotion as seen from the eyes of one victim (the chef) and the CEO of the shipping company. It must also be noted that the very same guy, in the capacity of a screenwriter penned two of my favourite films of 2013, this one and 'The Hunt'.… Expand
Sep 22, 2013I have traversed the Gulf of Aden twice, the piece of ocean between Yemen and Somalia notorious for it's pirates. I was somewhat familiar with the methods that pirates use when commandeering ships to demand ransoms, but to appreciate the events of Tobias Lindholm's A Hijacking no sailing experience is necessary.
Even though the film is a representation of how an actual Hijacking would take place: Quick, precise, and severe, the film spends little time on the mechanics of how the pirates actually board. This is not an action film. We learn that a high-speed boat has approached and boarded effortlessly, that's it. More important to the film is what happens while the pirates are onboard.
The first thing the pirates do, even before starting negotiations for money, is demand food. The ship's cook, played brilliantly by Danish actor Pilou Asbaek, becomes the pirate's gopher, and an ad-hoc negotiator between the pirates and the ship's owners.
Conditions onboard are miserable. Shocking even. The cook and 2 other crewmen are kept in a small closet for weeks, four other crewmembers below deck. They're not allowed out to relive themselves in a toilet; they must use a corner of the room. My training on ships did not include images like these. There was no training about how to interact with maniacs with automatic weapons.
The job of casting the actors that play the pirates is ingenious. All the actor's performances are in the Somali language (I think). Their interactions with the ship's crew are so authentic that I'm guessing none of these men were trained actors. Probably just local Somali men recruited by the casting director, but I can't verify this. If they were actors, they're the best I've ever seen.
Contentious negotiations between the ship's owners and the pirates leave questions. The hijacking ends without incident, almost, but the negotiations take months. Could the ship's owner have done more? Given in to the pirate's demands sooner? Gotten the crew home faster? Undoubtedly questions that need to be asked of the real hijackings that take place routinely in the Gulf, where we get little more than a single paragraph in the news about some, and no more.… Expand
Sep 22, 2013I wish there was a way for users to delete reviews. I thought this was a great film but I want to delete the review under this profile, and so I write 150 words.
Aug 18, 2013The suspense is not just carried out between the hijacked ship crew and their captors, but also back at shipping HQ where the CEO declines advice to use an outside negotiator and instead installs himself as the mouthpiece in direct talks with the "translator" of the Somali pirates. It's nail biting stuff.
Jun 27, 2013The amount of intimacy created by director Tobias Lindholm resulted in only one of the finest releases of the year right here, led by a splendid performance from Pilou Asbaek, who is rapidly becoming one of my favorite emerging young actors in recent years.
Director Lindholm is a graduate of the Dogma school, and he is able to maintain tension with a documentary camera technique, virtually no music and minimal on-screen theatrics.
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The preliminary hearing to decide if there's enough evidence to try Robert Bashara for first-degree murder began Monday afternoon.
Witness Patricia Matthews says Jane Bashara complained that her husband flirted with other women, stayed out overnight and stole from her retirement fund in the months before she was strangled.
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I just saw a sign near Trader Joes that Thali is coming to one of the empty store fronts. That will be good news for the Westport Hounds
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After reading the review of the new Westport Thali on CTBites.com, we popped in for lunch the other day. We are not very familiar with Indian food, haven't had it in ages, so their small plates menu was very appealing.
When we sat down they brought a plate of bread with a little bowl of spiced oil and I think cilantro butter. We shared 5 small plates for lunch between 2 of us. The lamb croquettes, which were so tiny and cute I burst out laughing when I saw them. There were 6 little bites, each one on a dollop of sauce. Very moist and juicy. Then we had a bowl of jonah crab in a light coconut broth. I was expecting it to be a cold salad, but it was hot and a little spicy and delicious. The third dish was the Tandoor grilled shrimp, 3 large, perfectly cooked shrimp in a martini glass with a shredded lettuce and pepper salad. Then we had the Pepper and Ginger Skirt Steak on a Naan with some Raita. Very very good. Our last dish was the tibetan steamed chicken dumplings with a smoked tomato chutney. These were the only one I wouldn't get again. Not very flavorful, the dumpling wrappers were on the chewy side and there was no smokey flavor in the sauce. Other than that, everything was very good. We would definitely return to try more!


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They are very much known for their uses of appetizers, soups, meat dishes and even tasty sweet desserts. But first and foremost, Yugoslavia enjoys meat meals the most with a grand side of vegetables as well. One of the most popular dishes in this country has to be breaded meat patties. These were eaten by the poor by many centuries and still by middle wealth people today! This is a very basic food but can be found all over the land. It consists of beef, onions, finely grounded with a pinch of salt and pepper. They are then formed into patty shapes and burned into a skillet with fat. That's all there is too it, a nice and easy meal for farmers.
Back in the Medieval era the kings and queens used to feast on many more elegant dishes such as roasted pig, duck, and stuffed lamb with cabbage. They also had, and still do, eat pork and paprika stew which is filled of pork bits and vegetables, preferably peppers, with dashes of paprika. As they are hearty with their appetizers, stuffed peppers and a special dish called musaka, also are used in fine cooking. Musaka is basically dipping slices of egg plant in flour, frying it, and mixing it up with beef and pork for a kind of beef and eggplant salad.
Of course they have rich and full meals, but they have plenty of bakery goods as well, such as the well known baclava, which is a special filo dough filled with almonds, walnuts, and butter lightly melted. Its a well known pastry known to give sweet tooth's their most wanted sweet. Yugoslavia also has something called a lazy pita, which is basically a pie like custard filled with lemon custard, apples, cinnamon and small bread crumbs. Let us not forget that they also have a worldwide treat, and that is cheese cake!
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NEW YORK (AP) -- Federal authorities say a high school student from New York wanted to travel to Yemen to volunteer to fight for an al-Qaida offshoot.
The case against Justin Kaliebe was announced on Wednesday. The 18-year-old pleaded guilty in February to providing material support to a terrorist organization.
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ACGME Chief Sees 'Huge' Risk of Error in Proposed Assistant Physician Licensure
HLM: Has any other state tried to do anything like this?
Nasca: No, and here's the irony: We've been asked by other countries to introduce our system of education and oversight because they aspire to have the quality and high levels of care that we have. We have other parts of the world saying, "We don't want this anymore." And here we have Missouri introducing this in United States.
That's irony in the extreme.
HLM: NYU Langone medical ethicist Art Caplan thinks the idea is OK for rural areas with few physicians.
Nasca: I have to quibble with Dr. Caplan. He's talking about this as a stopgap measure. But these people are going to be practicing for 40 years. The reality is, they're not going to get into a residency program. Because the next year, and the year after that, there are another 7,000 medical school graduates trying to get into residency programs.
The odds of getting into a residency slot after failing the first time goes down dramatically, and after two or three years, it's almost a given that you will not get in.
And the insinuation that primary care can be done by anybody is flawed.
HLM: Have you told the MSMA your view?
Nasca: No one has asked for my opinion. But I think the AMA has done that in spades.
Cheryl Clark is senior quality editor and California correspondent for HealthLeaders Media. She is a member of the Association of Health Care Journalists.
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CJI (8/8/2014 at 1:04 PM)
How would the capabilities of these assistant physicians be different than that of general medical officers in the US military who are without specialty training, yet providing preventative and primary care to service men and women?
Lammy (7/16/2014 at 10:24 AM)
Finally people are starting to realize that there is an agenda being propagated by the NRMP, ERAS, AMA, and ACGME, which the CEO of the ACGME himself, has admitted too. That agenda being, to keep certain cohorts of medical school graduates (i.e. USFMG) from obtaining residencies. He should be ashamed of himself as he boldly makes admission to his agenda. These doctors have spent just as much time, effort, and energy as anyone else in studying medicine to help people. And not all graduates of Caribbean medical schools are the result of lack of admission into a US medical school. I never even tried to gain admission into a US medical school. My studies in medicine took me to the UK and eventually to the Caribbean. Incidentally, what difference does it make? Medicine is medicine is medicine irrespective of where you trained. Apparently so, because the US government financed my education. If my training is good enough to obtain US student loans for the training, then who is the CEO of ACGME to turn around and develop an agenda to block me, or anyone else indebted to the US government from completing a medical residency in the US? And to use the US citizen taxpaying dollar to do it? It's not like it's HIS MONEY. Talk about the MAN holding you down (LOL)!!! And for all the NP's and PA's getting on here boasting their 100 years of experience, etc...yeah right. It is unbelievable how as a group you can get on here and try to raise alarm to the opportunity for a PHYSICIAN to assume the duties and responsibilities for which they were trained. Your argument is as logical as a brown paper bag. It is very unprofessional to lament regarding the possibility of a PHYSICIAN entering the workforce and making a contribution to improving healthcare quality and access. Now...Step Aside!!!
Dave (7/14/2014 at 8:04 PM)
Not to stir the pot between MLPs and physicians, but some of the comments made seem based more on emotion and concern for territorial encroachment than for the improvement of access to healthcare for our patients. It may be surprising to some, but there might also be some physicians out there (recent medical school graduates) who would prefer this route versus completing a full residency program. They would do so knowing that they would be under the supervision of a board-certified physician, just as an NP or PA. Regarding the level of education required to practice in such an environment, it would seem to me that, statistically, a graduating medical student already has many more hours training in the pathophysiology of disease and it's management by the end of four years of medical school versus that required of an NP or PA (correct me if I'm wrong). The difference being that the expectation is they will continue on their education far beyond this during residency, continuing to rack up more hours. Experience beats nothing, but if an NP or PA can serve in the role described in the article, it is astounding to think that anyone would see this as potentially hazardous to patient care, unless they too want to apply this to how NPs and PAs practice medicine. This aside, maybe what we should be focusing on is how this could be beneficial to an already growing problem of access to care. PAs and NPs do a wonderful job of recognizing basic primacy care issues and making appropriate referrals when necessary. Increasing the pool of providers capable of performing the aforementioned task at a reduced cost to the system would decompress this issue some, as well as allowing medical students seeking an alternative career to a full residency to contribute to the cause. Beyond this, with an increasing number of medical student spots without an increased appropriation of residency positions, a bottleneck has been created. How do you think we can manage to afford these individuals who have incurred a ton of debt to utilize their degree in a compassionate way without having to find another job? I proposed this to mid-level provider recently, who promptly informed me that they would have to go back to school to become an NP or PA - wait, what? Seriously? This is an inherent issue with some of the commenter arguments made, and truly shows how much more motivated the counterarguments are by concern for this becoming more systemic and encroaching on their job market than it is for patient care and concern for those seeking out healthcare careers (all, of which, are tasking in their own right). What I would rather see is this concept becoming more systemic, allowing for alternative careers to graduating medical students as well as contributing to the problem facing the US regarding access to patient care. The military already does this with general medical officers and it has been successful. Most general medical officers are assigned to primary care billets after an internship and practice in the manner touched on by the article, often in austere environments, and do so hand in hand with their PA colleagues. For what it's worth, it seems to have worked well enough. If anything, maybe this is what the system has been waiting for - recognition of the amount of time and effort it takes to become a graduate medical student and the knowledge that comes along with it. If all they are asking for is an alternative career option, likely with similar pay, hours, compensation, and expectations in how one practices, this needs more attention and to come to fruition nationally.
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With little delay! It's much better than first version! (ZIP)
Half Life 2D is Short, adventure platform game made by Valve fans. Goals was to create nostalgic reminder of Half Life 1.
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Hello there, In about long time, I was thinking about releasing HL2D on other platforms like Linux and Mac. I think conversion should take me a little bit of time, of course it means that it will be update for Half Life 2D, but just small bug fixing and styling.
I will be looking for Mac and linux testers in next month, so don't miss it!
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With little delay! It's much better than first version!
Half Life 2D beta version. Graphics, music, enegine was in critical level but on 12 november 2009 will be Full Version avible
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nice game really fun but can you try to make it longer
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I beat it in less then 1 hour... this game was a disappointment to me... but still I liked it, just needed to be longer, and since im a fan of Vortagaunts I find it a very disappointment that they weren't in this, those guys I was saving my bullets for...
Just update the game.
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There is a man who has had a stomach ulcer for eight years, and he is still undergoing treatment. The doctors have advised him not to fast lest it make the illness worse. Is that permissible for him?.
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He is allowed not to fast, but he has to make it up after he recovers if there is the hope that he will recover. If that is not the case and it is not possible that he will recover from this sickness, then he may feed one poor person for each day of the month of Ramadaan. End quote.
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Red Hat confused world+dog yesterday by dishing out two, new desktop visions, while trying to catch both projects with the same glove. So, let's try and clean up the mess. On the visionary front, Red Hat has started discussing something called the Online Desktop. Red Hat claims that this software will rewrite the client market …
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"What's clear to us ... is that ... Global Desktop rips out features so that small businesses and governments can purchase cheapish Linux-based systems. [Online Desktop] goes at ... the server-based app shift with all their hearts. These two worlds just do not meet"
You really don't want to be at the summit do you? Maybe next year someone else that's willing to think about these things with an open mind will be able to go instead and you can stay home and play with your choice of distro.
The combination of these two worlds is a goal for which IT people and groupware often strive. Networked apps, dynamic user discovery and multiple ways to connect them, networked data storage - doesn't work in a business environment? Try to imagine centralized storage and processing ... now a users machine failure can be replaced with new hardware in a blink and the user doesn't loose anything.
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At 6'-4" and 250#, I need wheels that will hold up. I'm not interested in carbon fiber and how light I can make my bike. I just want reliability. I have only had a chance to ride one 20 mile ride since I got these wheels but so far so good. The wheels arrived in great shape and they look good on my 8 year old Fugi Absolute 3. These wheels are rated for 300# and are very reasonably priced.
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I've only been cycling seriously for about 8 months now and I'm averaging around 100 miles per week, weighing 225lbs. The stock wheels that came with my bike had major truing issues and I finally gave up on them and ordered the Corsa HD. I was pretty nervous about increasing my wheel weight as I'm trying to improve speeds and train for duathlons/triathlons. But, after my first century ride the stock wheelset was off true again and I needed some wheels I could trust. All that being said, I love these wheels so far. 7-8 rides on them in the last two weeks and they're doing great. My speeds have actually increased with the new wheelset, averaging over 19mph now! Not sure how that works since they're definitely a bit heavier than my previous wheels. The thing that I have really noticed though is that everything feels more firm. My tires are holding higher pressure better and I'm not needing to refill air before every ride, as I previously had to do. Also, the wheels seem to generate a bit more power on climbs, especially out of the saddle. My previous wheels had a lot more spring and give to them and the firmer feel of the new wheelset seems to help a lot when the watts are up. Still true after a number of rides with some less than ideal bumps, cracks, and some terrible railroad tracks that I ride over on a regular basis.Hoping these wheels stay true and continue to support my weight!
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I would not call myself an experienced cyclist or knowledgeable about gear; however, I have put 3k on these wheels this year and I am extremely pleased with the performance they offer on my S-Works. The front wheel remained true even after it was caught in a rail (R.R. crossing) and flipped me over the handlebars.I was over 200 Lbs. when I built my bike so strong wheels where important. It is true, they are heavy, but durable alloy wheels probably have to be heavy. I may be wrong, remember that I am not bike tech knowledgeable. They roll smoothly. My only regret is that I bought only one set because last year's graphics were better and my old steel bike would look great with a set.
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Yes, these wheels are bomb proof! I average 235-240 lbs and have two sets of these wheels. Average 100 + miles a week and have had ZERO issues. I put 500 hundred miles on a single speed set up (50x13 gear) up and down hills in central texas and they have handled my weight masterfully!
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hey im a huge fan of the doctors and i was wondering do you think they will show him naked full fontal and all in the movie. be interesting to see that
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It's not overly graphic, but his naked blueness is in the trailer.
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The trailer was kool because I recognized alot of the scene from the book. Im not to thrilled with the ending but itll be intreresting to see what they do with it in the movie. Also its amazing how Dr. Manhattan is naked from most of the book yet we only see his junk like 5 times at most. IDK how Dave Gibbsons did it but thats amazing.
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My family's favorite rice dish is this tempting medley of white, brown and wild rice. I prepare it as a side dish or a stuffing. In fall I add chopped dried apricots, and for the holidays I mix in dried cranberries. My guests always ask for seconds. -Ricki Bingham, Ogden, Utah
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Prep: 25 min. Cook: 1 hour
1/2 cup uncooked brown rice
1/2 cup finely chopped carrots
1/2 cup chopped onion
1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
2 tablespoons canola oil
1/2 cup uncooked wild rice
3 cups chicken broth
1/4 teaspoon dried thyme
1/4 teaspoon dried rosemary, crushed
1/2 cup uncooked long grain rice
1/3 cup chopped dried apricots
2 tablespoons minced green onions
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/8 teaspoon pepper
1/2 cup chopped pecans, toasted
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What: Brad Paisley
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You've heard me say this before – I'm not a fan of modern country music. Willie, Waylon, Merle, Hank Sr., sure. Hat acts, juke box country, etc., not so much.
But Brad Paisley has a lot of timely humor in his songs, which I can certainly appreciate. That was on display last Wednesday, Nov. 6 when Paisley again hosted the Country Music Awards with Carrie Underwood. At one point, the two ripped out a redneck version of Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines." Pretty funny.
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During the holidays, I bake double batch after double batch of these moist drop cookies. Dotted with dried cranberries and pecans, the cake-like treats never last long.
48 Servings
Prep: 20 min. Bake: 10 min./batch
1 cup mashed ripe persimmon pulp
1 cup butter, softened
1 cup sugar
2 eggs
2 cups all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon baking soda
1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon ground cloves
1 cup chopped pecans
1 cup dried cranberries
Place persimmon pulp in a food processor; cover and process until
In a large bowl, cream butter and sugar until light and fluffy. Beat
in eggs and persimmon. Combine the flour, baking soda, cinnamon,
salt, nutmeg and cloves; stir into persimmon mixture. Stir in pecans
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Martin Brodeur reached another milestone, and the New Jersey Devils won another game against the Montreal Canadiens. Brodeur tied Patrick Roy's NHL record for regular-season appearances by a goalie, and Patrik Elias scored the game-winning goal with 2:36 left in the third period in the Devils' 2-1 victory over the Habs yesterday evening. The game was the most boring game I have seen all season as the Canadiens only managed 18 shots on Brodeur thanks to great puck pressure and tight checking by a Devils' team that looked flat and had no emotion at all. Even players like Zajac, Parise and Langenbrunner were invisible throughout the game. "It was kind of boring, but it was ...
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I don't think many fans would consider a game between the New Jersey Devils and the Montreal Canadiens ''exciting''. Usually low scoring and boring, tonight's game in Newark has the potential to be even more boring than usual. Both teams have new coaches, and neither is very well known for an exciting brand of hockey. The Devils hired a familiar face this past off-season, bringing former Montreal Canadiens forward Jacques Lemaire back to coach the team. Ironically, Lemaire was a point-per-game player as a Canadien in the seventies (then again, who wasn't?), before becoming one of the most infamous defensive coaches in the history of the league, and a notorious user of the neutra...
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It's evident to any Habs fan that the chances of seeing Jaroslav Halak in another jersey this year is fairly high. Consistenly in trade rumors for over a year now, Halak is showing that he wants to play hockey, whether it's here in Montreal or elsewhere. He performs well when he's on the ice for the Habs, and doesn't complain when Carey Price gets the majority of the starts, but you can tell that he isn't the type of goalie that is content with being the back-up, and it shows in the way he plays. His performance in Ottawa last week, where he made 44 saves and essentially won the game for the Canadiens, started a firestorm of rumors, the most rampant of which was rumors of a deal ...
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December 14, 2009
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There is reason to celebrate tonight, despite the pre-Christmas rush a lot of us might be feeling. Despite the gaping hole in our pockets we know we're going to feel come the end of the month, despite the big guts we're certain to accumulate after Christmas dinners. Despite all that, Habs fans can wear a huge smile on their face on this Monday Morning. Andrei Markov will be seeing doctors today, and if all goes according to plan, we could be seeing the Habs' #1 defenseman in uniform as early as tonight! According to Pat Hickey of the Gazette, that's unlikely, but Markov could likely dress either Wednesday when the Canadiens visit the Devils in New Jersey, or Thursday when they rec...
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The Penguins weren't marching yesterday. In fact, the only Penguin-like behavior the Stanley Cup champs were showcasing was the fact that they were grounded. At least their flight was, delayed by a raging snow storm in Montreal. They did, however, make it into town in time to prepare for the game tonight, which will be the first meeting between the Canadiens and Pittsburgh in Montreal. In the two prior meetings between the Habs and Pens at Mellon arena this season, the Canadiens have been outscored 9-2, losing both games thanks to big performances from Sidney Crosby and his gang, and lack therof from their opponents. The first game at the end of October was an embarrasing 6-1 ...
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When Andrei Markov went down with a lacerated tendon during the Montreal Canadiens' first game of the season in Toronto, many observers believed his absence and the lack of defensive depth on the blue line would erase any playoffs hope for the 2009-10 season. Andrei Markov's presence has proven to be invaluable for the Canadiens in the last few seasons as their record indicates: Prior to this year without Markov: 7-14-3 This year without Markov: 14-14-2 However, this season a silent leader emerged among the Habs' defensive corps of Jaroslav Spacek, Paul Mara, Josh Gorges, Hal Gill, Ryan O'Byrne, Roman Hamrllik and M-A Bergeron, to compensate the long-term loss of Andrei M...
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Alex Kovalev was back in Montreal yesterday, promoting the launch of his Off-Ice Training DVD. Is it just me, or is it amusing that Kovalev, now a member of the Ottawa Senators, decides to promote his DVD in this city, instead of promoting it in Ottawa, where Eugene Melnyk has forked over $10 million over two years so that Kovalev can play on the Senators' top lines? Kovalev will be the first person to tell you that Montreal was probably his favorite city to play in. The relationship between the aging Russian star in this city has always been one of love-hate, but there is no doubt in anyone's mind that Kovalev was probably the most exciting player to put on the bleu-blanc-et-r...
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December 7, 2009
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I know when to eat my words. Admiteddly, last week's Centennial Game Blog was very negative. While I was certain that the ceremony before the game would be something to remember, I didn't have too great a feeling going into Friday's game against the Bruins. History has shown us that the Habs don't play too well on nights of ceremonies or jersey retirements. Maybe it's the added pressure of playing under the watchful eye of Habs legends, maybe it's the delay of the ceremonies itself, I don't know, but ever since these centennial celebrations began several years ago, the Canadiens have been constantly embarrassed by opposing teams. I didn't expect Friday night to be any different...
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December 4, 2009
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I'm all for celebrating major events in sports. I'm all for ceremonies in hockey. And I'm all for the celebration of the Centennial season of the Montreal Canadiens. But I don't think I'm the only Habs fan that will be glad when tonight's ceremony, as well as tonight's game, is over, and everyone can move on. Centennial seasons aren't something that are celebrated very often in sports. Beyond certain baseball teams in the US, and soccer teams in Europe, the Montreal Canadiens are amongst the oldest teams in pro sports. And if you factor in the fact that the Canadiens have never changed cities or names (they've certainly changed jerseys a lot, but I digress..), their Centennial s...
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December 3, 2009
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The Habs are in Buffalo tonight, as they prepare to face the league's best goaltender, Ryan Miller, and his troupe of Sabres. We'll get to the game in a second, but first a few notes about the site and some upcoming blogs. I'll admit that my game preview won't be as comprehensive as it normally is today. I'm saving myself for a fairly lengthy and in depth feature before tomorrow's centennial game, and I don't want to get too much into it today. Also, expect at least one other blog from me today, as the Chicago Blackhawns are set to announce the contract extentions of several players, and that's obviously something that's going to need some analysis once the contract numbers are...
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Songs you'll never forget, the film you've never seen and a story that's never been told. In August 1967, in the wake of the extraordinary impact of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, The Beatles made a film. It was seen in the U.K. by a huge audience, at 8.35 p.m. on BBC One on Britain's Boxing Day...and all hell broke loose.
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Magical Mystery Tour was chock-full of thinly veiled references to psychedelia, anarchy and fantasy, all in the setting of a traditional British sightseeing bus outing to the seaside. This was a far cry from the innocent loveable mop-top japery of Help! and A Hard Day's Night.
Middle Britain had tuned in but was a long way from turning on and dropping out - the nation was baffled and outraged by the film's unexpected and uncompromising surreal, non-linear narrative. Paul McCartney appeared on The Frost Programme on rival ITV the day after transmission. He was called upon to account for himself and the rest of the group.
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