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The Dardenne brothers' latest film won Best Screenplay at Cannes – but it didn't win over the critics. Dave Calhoun repudiates the indifference with which it was greeted
Maybe it's this familiarity with the texture and soul of their work that explains the quiet reaction afforded the Dardennes' latest, 'The Silence of Lorna', when it premiered at Cannes earlier this year. The response from critics was largely one of positive indifference to this story of a young Albanian immigrant (Lorna, played by Kosovan-Albanian actress Arta Dobroshi) in the Belgian town of Liège, who is forced to re-examine her ruthless attitude to life. But while the approach is recognisable, there's nothing familiar about the story, and Lorna is a character who lends an international dimension to the Dardennes' ongoing studies at the edge of Belgian society.
As with all the Dardennes' films, we dive right into the bustle of Lorna's life: she is sharing a flat with Claudy (Jérémie Renier), with whom she has a hostile, businesslike relationship. It's soon clear that Claudy is a junky and the pair are married – but only so that Lorna can gain Belgian citizenship. It also emerges that Lorna has agreed with the criminals who brokered the marriage that Claudy will soon be murdered.
This may all sound like the bare bones of a mafia movie that operates at the bounds of credulity, yet by focusing on Lorna and the glimmers of humanity that she gradually reveals – a revelation that centres on a possible pregnancy – the Dardennes offer a compelling and credible study of the grey area that lies between desperation and responsibility.
'There's room for the audience to care about Claudy and also to be intrigued by mysterious Lorna,' suggests Jean-Pierre when we meet to talk about the film. 'We gain empathy with her as we go along.'
In all the Dardennes' films, regional, working-class lives are portrayed with an inquiring immediacy and neutral gaze: these Belgian brothers with a social conscience never demand that we side with or – worst of all – feel sorry for those they depict, many of whom are unlikeable in the first place. Rather, they ask us to study and understand their characters and their essential humanity. For instance, in 'The Child' we meet a young man, played by the brothers' regular collaborator Renier, who reacts to poverty by trying to sell his baby; while in 'The Son', Olivier Gourmet, another regular, is a carpenter who takes a strange interest in a boy he believes to have been involved in the death of his own young son.
On top of a keen eye for characters, the brothers have a great grip on the power of storytelling: they are able to turn the most miserable of situations into a thriller, perhaps, or a mystery. Just think of the police-chase sequence in 'The Child' in which Renier speeds off on a moped to hide in the waters of a river. The Dardennes know how to offer heartfelt social precision while keeping an audience on its toes. It's the same in their latest, in which the hard facts of European migration and inequality lie behind Lorna's compelling story. Was it these issues that kickstarted the film?
'No,' says Jean-Pierre straightaway. 'The idea came from a woman we met whose brother was a junky and who had been approached by the Albanian mafia about an arranged marriage. His sister worked with street people and advised him not to do it because she'd heard of junkies who had entered into such arrangements and had been found dead.
'We wanted to look at the woman in this situation, who is also in a difficult place and at the same time has a dream that means more than anything to her. She tries to justify her actions – that Claudy's not worth anything, he's just a junky. But she's confronted with a dilemma, and will she realise that her dream is not worth as much as a life?'
It's Lorna's unknowability that makes the film so thought-provoking. It's also what influences the film's visual style, which is less close-up and frenetic than its predecessor, 'The Child'.
'We wanted to watch Lorna, watch Lorna, watch Lorna,' Luc says. 'You have to watch her because she is mysterious, and to understand her we had to distance ourselves. That's why the camera is further out than usual and moves much less.'
I suggest that Lorna, despite her behaviour, is essentially a victim – of inequality, of border controls, of the need to survive. Compared with Claudy, her husband with a heroin addiction, is she not equally desperate and alone?
'Yes, that's true,' says Jean-Pierre, before stressing that he wanted to portray someone more complex than a mere victim or villain. 'Yet, at the same time, she accepts the whole agreement to marry Claudy and that he would die later on. She's complicit.'
He's right: Lorna is no victim – some of her decisions preclude that – but neither is she irredeemable. She's an intriguing creation, an enigma, and fully deserves a place in the canon of characters created by the Dardennes.
'The Silence of Lorna' opens on Friday.
Author: Dave Calhoun
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OSS 117: Cairo, Nest of Spies
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- Release Date: May 9, 2008
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AlanB.May 13, 2008Great French farce of 60's Spy films with brilliantly comedic performance by Jean Dejardin in the title role of French secret agent OSS 117.
JackB.May 12, 2008I don't give 10s to that many movies, but this one is a just about perfect comedy. Endlessly re-watchable, just as funny the fifth time as the first. Great little subtleties you only notice after watching a few times.
Jan 9, 2015For a few smart scenes, this movie is unfunny for me. It was been there, done that, plain and simple. I hate the silliness in it, the embarrassing scenes which people are mechanized to laugh at, which is an insult. I don't like it. It isn't a good comedy, dumb and sophomoric. Bad.
A spy spoof that -- rarity of rarities -- represents a remake actually worth making. Current comic fave Jean Dujardin plays title character OSS 117 as a kind of James Bond crossed with Maxwell Smart.
The real joy here is the performance of Jean Dujardin, who, besides being very funny as the Gallic Maxwell Smart, is also enormously charismatic and is made to look uncannily (and I do mean uncannily) like the young Sean Connery of "Dr. No" and "Goldfinger."


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Tonight was a very quite night, being very relaxing until about 30minutes ago when a user entered the #OpAustralia IRC channel on anonops.com and started taking down Australian based websites.
As well as this the operation has taken sight to Tasmainian police http://www.police.tas.gov.au/ tonite with all "fire power" going towards them which has resulted in the website being offline for the past hour or so.
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More than 1,000 tombs and 3,000 ancient settlements were also revealed by looking at infra-red images which show up underground buildings. Initial excavations have already confirmed some of the findings, including two suspected pyramids. The work has been pioneered at the University of Alabama at Birmingham by US Egyptologist Dr Sarah Parcak. An infra-red satellite image shows a buried pyramid, located in the centre of the highlight box.
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People hate the known – they love the unknown. Think of it this way. Your television works just fine, right? But it's six years old and you feel that the new fangled TV's that are out there now are better in terms of color, movement resolution, energy conversation and they are much thinner and lighter if you want to hang it on the wall. This is a scenario we've all contemplated, right? Do you go with the new version that is "better" or just stick with your current setup which works totally fine? Let's take that line of thought to the world of baseball. Do you want Kendrys Morales, Nick Swisher or Ryan Howard on your squad, guys that are all somewhat boring but stable and well known, or do you have you sights set on Jose Abreu, the new guy on the block (Abreu signed a 6-year, $68 million deal with the White Sox)? Before I answer which way I'm leaning, though if you read the intro closely you likely already know, let's take a look at what Jose Abreu actually brings to the field.
Here is part of what Baseball Prospectus had to say about Abreu in their 2014 Guide. "... some believe his video game statistics where produced by feasting on bottom tiers of Cuban pitching and mask a swing that cam be tamed by well paced fastballs on the inner half."
Here is part of what Baseball HQ had to say about Abreu in the Minor League Baseball Analyst. "... exceptional raw power to all fields... Has shown moderate bat speed... There are concerns about his bat speed and ability to handle quality fastballs, especially on the inside half."
At Fangraphs, Dan Farnsworth broke down Abreu's swing (there are a plenty of shots of his swing there for you to see as well). Dan seems more more enamored with Abreu than the first two sources I noted (the other two sources have more "street cred" but I thought it would be instructive to give folks a look a Abreu since most haven't ever seen him even take a swing).
Here are some interesting tidbits from an ESPN article (interestingly, I've been comparing Abreu to Morales in terms of what I would be expecting for his output in 2014, and the ESPN article directly compares the two players).
"He has monstrous power," said a scout.
Multiple scouts used the term "slider-speed bat" in reference to Abreu.
"If you throw him 90-92 [mph] inside, he gets beat a lot," said a scout for a National League club. "His swing is thick and sort of stiff. His front arm gets kind of rigid, and it's more a strength swing than a real quick bat. But he's a smart hitter..."
"Hitting-wise, he reminds me a lot of Dayan Viciedo," said a scout. "He's just not as athletic. This guy has more power than Kendrys Morales. But Morales is a better hitter for me."
"Pedro Alvarez-type power with more hit-ability and the same body type, too," said another scout.
"He's a little bit of a dead-body guy," said a scout. Abreu is 27 years old and he is about 6'2" and weighs around 255 lbs. That's not exactly a body type that you really want to see on a baseball field. Reports do suggest that he's working on his fitness level diligently.
Finally, our very own Jeff Mans said, off the cuff when I asked him if people in Chicago were pumped about Abreu. "They love Paul Konerko and hate Fidel Castro." That Jeff is such a character (for his actual thoughts on Abreu you can click on the link to Jeff's article on on the big fella).


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The Baldwinsville library is "Barging Into Baldwinsville" to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the opening of Baldwinsville Lock 24. Building up to the Rotary Club's Seneca River Days, the Baldwinsville Public Library offered a Lock 24 Trivia Contest.
The Lock 24 Trivia Contest required entrants to answer 10 trivia questions and turn their answers in to the Baldwinsville library before Seneca River Days. The questions were difficult and required some research to answer. The entries with the most correct answers were entered into a prize drawing, held at 4 pm at the library's Seneca River Days booth in Mercer Park, across the Seneca River from Lock 24.
The first winner, Peyton Anderson, will choose from three prizes: a Barge Into Baldwinsville hat, a copy of Sue McManus' new book Greater Baldwinsville, or a grab-bag of historical Baldwinsville goodies. The second winner is Katie Weaver, who will get second pick, and the third winner is Kellen Albrecht. Congratulations to these three winners; they had the most correct answers of all contestants, with nine out of ten correct answers!
No one got Question 4 right. Most entries said the dam over the Seneca River at Baldwinsville is 10 feet high, but the stone dam was built to be 14 feet high, and has been extended since then!
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Archaeologists were aware of a pre-Buddhist grave site in Udegram, but only recently discovered the collection of almost 30 graves, tightly clustered and partially overlapping. "Some graves had a stone wall, others were protected by walls and enclosures in beaten clay," Luca Maria Olivieri, head of the Italian mission, told AFP. "The cemetery... seems to have been used between the end of the second millennium BCE and the first half of the first millennium BCE," he added.
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46th Street – Bliss Street (IRT Flushing Line)
|46th Street – Bliss Street
|New York City Subway rapid transit station
Looking west at two Flushing-bound 7 trains approaching 46th Street-Bliss Street station at night
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|46th Street & Queens Boulevard
Queens, NY 11104
|40°44′35.28″N 73°55′6.25″W / 40.7431333°N 73.9184028°WCoordinates: 40°44′35.28″N 73°55′6.25″W / 40.7431333°N 73.9184028°W
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|April 21, 1917
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46th Street – Bliss Street is a local station on the IRT Flushing Line of the New York City Subway. Located at the intersection of 46th Street and Queens Boulevard in Sunnyside, Queens, it is served by the 7 train at all times.
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Platform level
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|Southbound local
|← toward 34th Street – Hudson Yards (40th Street – Lowery Street)
|Peak-direction express
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|Northbound local
|→ toward Flushing – Main Street (52nd Street) →
|Side platform, doors will open on the right
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|Street Level
This elevated station, opened on April 21, 1917, has three tracks and two side platforms. The center track is used by the rush hour peak direction <7> express train. This is the easternmost (railroad north) station on the IRT Flushing Line's concrete viaduct above Queens Boulevard. East of here, the line curves north and becomes elevated over Roosevelt Avenue.
Each platform has concrete windscreens painted in beige and green canopies in the center and waist-high beige barriers at either side. The windscreens contain stained glass windows as part of an artwork called "Q is For Queens" by Yumi Heo installed in 1999. They depict various images related to Heo's children book illustrations. This can also be found on the station's main entrance.
This station has two entrances/exits, both of which are station houses built within the viaduct's concrete structure. The main one is at the west (geographic south) end of the station and has two staircases and one turnstile bank to each platform, token booth, and four street stairs built within the viaduct's support pillars. These stairs lead to all four corners of 46th Street and the parking lot underneath the viaduct and between the two sides of Queens Boulevard. This entrance does not allow a free transfer between directions (even though it has the layout that could allow one as both turnstile banks lead to the center of the station house).
The station's other entrance is unstaffed, containing just HEET and exit-only turnstiles, two staircases to each platform, and two street stairs, also built within the support pillars, going down to either western corners of 47th Street and the parking lot. This entrance has a waiting area that allows a free transfer between directions.
46th Street was originally named simply Bliss Street, after early ferry operator and industrialist Neziah Bliss. His name was dropped from the street in the 1920s. The subway station retained the name until 1998 (the station name was the inspiration for the electronic band 46bliss), when the MTA removed it from maps and signage. In 2003, neighborhood activist Pat Dorfman collected 1,900 signatures, successfully lobbying the MTA and the City Council to restore the old street and station names. The MTA did so in 2004, and the Council added the ceremonial name; street intersection signs near the station now feature a secondary Bliss St plaque.[2]
- ^ "Facts and Figures: Annual Subway Ridership". Metropolitan Transportation Authority. Retrieved 2015-04-25.
- ^ Karni, Annie (October 7, 2012). "Subway stations retain signs listing places and streets that no longer exist". New York Post. Archived from the original on 2 May 2014. Retrieved 2 May 2014.
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|Wikimedia Commons has media related to 46th Street – Bliss Street (IRT Flushing Line).
- nycsubway.org—IRT Flushing Line: 46th Street/Bliss Street
- nycsubway.org — "Q" is For Queens Artwork by Yumi Heo (1999) along with the 40th Street — Lowery Street and the 33rd Street — Rawson Street stations.
- Station Reporter — 7 Train
- The Subway Nut — 46th Street – Bliss Street Pictures
- MTA's Arts For Transit — 46th Street – Bliss Street (IRT Flushing Line)
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- 1 (Games, Sport)jugador, (-dora) (masculine, feminine)he's a keen tennis playerle gusta mucho jugar tenis or (Spain) (River Plate area) al tenisExample sentences
- Baseball is a sport and players need to decide whether they play the game for the love of the game or for economics.
- The class is designed to accommodate all athletes and sports players at suitable indoor training.
- Skiba says that many football players now sport a garment called compression shorts.
- 2 2.1 (Music)músico (masculine or feminine)she's a really good guitar-player
músico, (-ca) (masculine, feminine)
instrumentista (masculine or feminine)es muy buena guitarristaExample sentences2.2 (actor) (archaic or formal)
actor, (-triz) (masculine, feminine)traveling playerscómicos (masculine plural) de la leguaExample sentences
- In addition, a cassette or compact disc player may be placed within reach for listening to music or audio books.
- But you do get a lot of extra brightly coloured cassette tape players that eat batteries and break really easily.
- Songs can then be copied to iPod players or burned onto compact disc.
- There are two basic types of male film actor - leading men and character players.
- Let's call them chefs or actors, or players or whatever and leave them off the pedestal.
- The acting in this film is fine across the board, from lead actors to bit players.
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anyone else have a risky job?
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anyone else have a risky job?
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^peanut^ 04.19.10.
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I'm not entirely sure if my job is risky but I am gonna feel uncomfortable pregnant and working. I have to bend, stoop and crouch down constantly, I work in a grocery store and often have to climb shelving to reach products because of my short stature, or find myself crawling into the shelves to reach the soda at the back. I stand for a minimum of 4 hours at a time and have to bag and lift groceries, including flats of water which often leads to a sore lower back as it is.
When the time comes I'm gonna try to ask to work in the office, if not request a bar stool to sit on so I can work the sample area. The company I work for is fairly new so I will have to see how its all going to work out. I also will want to get out of the night shift (hopefully), theres only 18 empolyees per store so it's pretty hard to get a schedule change when soo many others have restriction because of school, child care or both.
Angelynn (22) ♥ Andrew (25)
cassi. 22.
^peanut^ 04.19.10.
my RAINBOW is due december 18th, 2012!
WastedAngel, I worked in a supermarket for 14 years. I worked up until the day before I delivered DD. I was working 48 hours a week, mostly 10 hour days, 6 days a week. I was on my feet ALL DAY. I stocked shelves, unloaded trucks, ran register, I did it all. My co-workers did most of the heavy lifting for me when they could, by I still had to do all the bending and reaching. It can be done. I have seen many women do it and you can too.
Jen (FVL&MTHFR) DD 9/12/06 ECS, IUGR DS 6/10/09 vasa previa, CBAC and DS2 5/25/12 CBAC after TOLAC
I worked as a waitress for my first 2 pregnancies. I had the all clear to lift, bend and do everything a non pregnant woman would do until I was diagnosed with placenta previa with my first. I was then restriced not to carry over 25 lbs and to take it easy on my feet. With my second I had no restrictions. I would only say your job was risky to trying to concieve if the children were violent (like hitting you in the stomach etc.) As far as lifting other children you have to think about mothers trying to concieve that already have children. They do not stop taking care of them or lifting them because they are pregnant unless there is a medical reason.
I would talk to your doctor and tell them your concerns and they will tell you if they want you to have any restrictions job wise. Also if you do not feel comfortable working there and being pregnant then it is time to move on or take a leave of absence. It is always tough working for family and feeling obligated to perform a task when you feel it is unsafe. Good luck with whatever you choose!!
Danielle (30), DH (33), DD1 (10/12/06), DD2 (3/18/08), DD3 (coming July 4th,2012!)
I just saw the second part of your question. Right now my DH is the sole earner. It is that way right now because I was in school full time. I did bad in one class and have to retake my whole spring semester next spring. I was supposed to find a job but for the summer I am not going to work. I missed my children like crazy for the year I was in school full time and it was hard work finding people to watch them every day. If I worked it would be only very part time and the money would not be worth me missing more parts of their lives and the hassle of trying to find childcare.
Money is extremely tight but we get by. It also helps that I'm able to get grants and loans for school. There are probably lots of things I can do to make money less tight (couponing, meal planning, etc) I just have to get on it! LOL!
Danielle (30), DH (33), DD1 (10/12/06), DD2 (3/18/08), DD3 (coming July 4th,2012!)
From everything I've read lifting during pregnancy is a non-issue as long as you don't have some complication and/or if you did no heavy lifting at all before you were pregnant. I wouldn't worry as much about that part of things. I lift lots of heavy dogs every day and I won't change that if/when I get pregnant until I'm nearing the end.
I was in nursing school when pregnant with my son and I lifted 200+lb people. It was a huge PITA and I felt like shit afterwards, but it was doable.
I'm not working now, but if I was still nursing, my only refusal would be to take on any patients with anything highly infectious like TB, staph, MRSA, etc.
★Cheese★Mom to Maddox, waiting on our TWIN Rainbows!
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I clean vacation condos (and work in an archives at my school ... and go to school full time), but I do worry about using certain cleaning products while TTC or being pregnant. I figure I'll stop the condos when I'm officially pregnant. But, my hubby is out of work right now too... mainly b/c of his illness, but we're hoping & praying that'll change soon. We want to get a jump start on TTC b/c we know it'll probably take a while.
I'm an RN at the 3rd busiest ER in TX. I lift people and you NEVER know who has what infectious disease! Our CT and x-ray room is also inside our ER...so lots of radiation.
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Although this was good it will not be a favorite of mine for lamb . I made it last Tues a bit slow on doing the review - Used Black olives only and this gave a rather dull looking finished crust. I think that Jan's suggestion mixing the olives would add color to the final picture. I used 3 loin chops and skewered them together browing only outside just like you would the rack, then when I was roasting them I separated them slightly to allow some heat to flow through (they were far meatier than a normal rack). Cooked perfect pink inside after25 min.. As I said this is a good recipe just not a top lamb favorite for my taste buds. Thanks Elaine you know I love your recipes


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ABSTRACT: Extracranial injury of the hypoglossal nerve and the recurrent laryngeal nerve is known as Tapia's syndrome, which is an extremely rare complication associated with general anaesthesia. We report a case of Tapia's syndrome occurring after orthognathic surgery. A 34-year-old man underwent 2 jaw-orthognathic surgery under general anaesthesia, which consisted of bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy, Le Fort I osteotomy and genioplasty. After surgery, the patient complained of hoarseness and some difficulty in swallowing the liquid diet. Four days after surgery when the intermaxillary fixation was removed, the deviation of the tongue to the left side on protrusion was found. The consultation to an otolaryngologist about his hoarseness revealed the left vocal cord paralysis. Finally, the patient was diagnosed as the palsies of the left hypoglossal nerve and left recurrent laryngeal nerve, that is Tapia's syndrome. The lingual and laryngeal functions were recovered 3 months after surgery.
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It just doesn't seem right to have the first week of July near its close and have the Detroit Red Wings still sitting idly by, the checkbook largely unused.
From Brian Rafalski in July 2007 to Marian Hossa in July 2008, not to mention all the past marquee signings in July from Hockeytown, one gets used to seeing the NHL's most successful modern-day franchise dip into the free-agent pool.
This year? Crickets.
"Obviously, people who have followed our team over the years have probably been accustomed to us being active early in July," Wings GM Ken Holland told ESPN.com on Monday. "We certainly were in the old CBA, and obviously last year with us landing Hossa on July 2, it kind of got the buzz back that the Red Wings were doing their thing.
"But the system is designed to competitive balance and parity."
The salary-cap era means the Wings can't always keep all their toys. Holland tried his best to keep Hossa and Mikael Samuelsson, but they both found bigger paydays elsewhere.
None of this was surprising or unplanned from the Detroit brain trust. Last season at camp in September, the Wings entered 2008-09 with Henrik Zetterberg, Johan Franzen, Hossa, Samuelsson and Tomas Kopecky all UFA-bound after the year and Jiri Hudler slated for restricted free agency.
Holland was quoted early and often last fall, stressing the fact there was no way he could keep all of them. He would try, but, in the end, was pretty sure he couldn't. Zetterberg was the first priority and he was taken care of. Then Franzen. It was the logical approach.
"At the end of the day, we identified in Franzen and Zetterberg two people that we feel are part of the core of this team in the prime of their careers," Holland said. "We signed them long-term and their cap number went up significantly, but we have no problem with it. We feel good about their cap number and their contracts, which were really lifetime contracts. So, because of that, it really meant that we were going to be on the sidelines come July 1."
The Wings have nine core players under contract for just under $43 million next season (Zetterberg, Franzen, Daniel Cleary, Pavel Datsyuk, Valtteri Filppula, Nicklas Lidstrom, Niklas Kronwall, Rafalski, Brad Stuart).
"And we're still going to try to get Jiri Hudler done and you can add in a significant number for him," said Holland, who hopes to settle on an agreement with Hudler before the forward's salary arbitration case. "Then the rest of the team has to be either kids or low-salaried players. The money just goes."
Before we get the violins out, we should note the Red Wings' replacements aren't too shabby. Ville Leino (re-signed Monday for two years and $1.6 million in total), Darren Helm and Justin Abdelkader now get a full-time shot up front; defenseman Jonathan Ericsson will be a mainstay on the blue line; and Jimmy Howard gets to back up Chris Osgood with Ty Conklin leaving via free agency.
"We've got a wave here for 4-5 younger guys that we're moving in," Holland said. "Other than Howard, we saw all of them play in the playoffs. They all handled themselves very well. We think they're ready to play. And it's the system; this is what is supposed to happen."
Helm and Ericsson were particularly impressive in the playoffs, while Abdelkader showed promise and Leino proved himself a reliable player. This is how the Wings are going to continue to thrive in this system: by plugging in players they've drafted and developed. Adding a marquee player on July 1 is nice, but you can't overspend in free agency to fill four or five spots. The math doesn't add up.
"We'll look at the unrestricted free-agent market later in the summer and see if there's a player or two there, cheaper guys that can maybe give us a little bit of depth," Holland said.
Either way, as much as it might be a little boring to sit back and watch other teams get busy in the opening days of July, Holland isn't dealing with any bouts of anxiety.
"Our core is locked in," Holland said. "No matter what happens with the cap next year, we've got over $10 million in expiring contracts. We're positioned going forward that no matter what happens with the economy and no matter what happens with the cap ... I believe we're OK."
But Holland is also realistic. He's not going to pretend that losing a star like Hossa and a valuable two-way guy like Samuelsson isn't going to hurt.
"On paper, I don't know that we're as good as last year," Holland said. "I don't believe we're going to score as much next season, but I'd like to think we'll be better defensively. We had that Stanley Cup hangover last season. Chris Osgood, it was a learning experience for him; it was a struggle for him to find his game until February. I would expect him to be better. We're moving in Jonathan Ericsson. I think we're as deep as we've ever been on defense."
A year from now? Perhaps the old Wings will be back in action in free agency.
"Possibly in July 2010 we can be active on July 1 because we've got some money coming off the cap," Holland said. "But we'll see."


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Kelley is such a passer, she never has to do anything at work because she gives all her assignments to someone else.
by DE lightful April 23, 2013
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Hey. Since it's spring, and EVERYTHING is soaking, is it fine to get a ton of mud, grass, water (and snow), on my forks?
And since it's so wet, my chain is getting mad at me. Its howling with anger ()
Can i just use some WD40 on it?
Hey. Since it's spring, and EVERYTHING is soaking, is it fine to get a ton of mud, grass, water (and snow), on my forks?
And since it's so wet, my chain is getting mad at me. Its howling with anger ()
Can i just use some WD40 on it?
Spraying wd-40 on a fork will ruin the oil inside.. if it's a suspension fork wipe the stantion tube and dust wipers with a rag then drip some nice chain oil w/ teflon mixed in.. let it soak.. compress and uncompress the forks a bit, wipe the grit off the stantion tubs again then leave it.
btw, don't tear up the local trails... not cool !
No, its just horrible around my neighbor hood. A suspension fork, marzochii. I meant wd40 on the chain.
Why WD-40 is Bad for Your Bike Chain
Mud won't hurt your bike, but do consider what you will do to the trail. If it is too muddy, it is best to stay off. If it has muddy sections, plow through them. Better to clean your bike than widen the trail.
I've been riding my bike all winter, and today did a teardown to clean all the crap off it, while at the same time replacing old parts. Now the bike is shiny clean in all her little nooks and crannies, and is ready to rock with new parts.
WD-40 is not in my cleaning arsenal.
Mobil 1 0W-20 is a good wet lube, lasts for days. I also have access to a spray cleaner/polish for stainless, that cleans my chain and gears wonderfully, and works for a couple days as a light lube, too.
You don't have to break the bank, but settling for WD-40... you might as well ride a Wal-Mart bike.
Oh for pity's sake. If you listen to everyone here, WD-40 will make your chain blow up. Bullsh!t.
Just don't use it as lube. WD is low-viscosity with a healthy dose of volatile solvents to let it 'carry' and penetrate deaply, then evaporate. So it's great to displace water and muck that gets deep inside chains and other stuff. The trick is to NOT think that the oils left are any more than very light and insufficient mineral oil. Spray the crap out of it to clean it; but then blow all the WD-40 reside out with your air compressor - - THEN lube the chain with a good bicycle roller chain lube.
People make things so much more complicated and voodoo than they need to, These are bicycles . . . with roller chains (and comparatively low-grade ones at that). They're not 32-valve F1 cars, for pity's sake.
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Originally Posted by Mark Twain
Thank you D...for crap sake...thank you.
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Genre: Sitcom, Music, Hip-hop & Rap, Drama
Premise: Three men and a turntable ... . A hip-hop crew digs the high life but doesn't have the ambition to become more than local heroes.
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