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Praising actor Saif Ali Khan's sense of style, Pakistani model-turned-actress Veena Malik Wednesday voiced her aspirations of working with all the three Khans of Bollywood.
"I would like a bit of Shah Rukh Khan, a bit of Salman Khan and a bit of Aamir Khan. I would go with Aamir for his acting, Shah Rukh for his romance and Salman's Dabangg style," Malik told reporters during a media conference to promote her forthcoming movie "Zindagi 50-50".
"Zindagi 50-50", scheduled for a May 24 release, will see Malik in the role of a sex worker opposite actors Rajan Verma, Rajpal Yadav and Riya Sen.
She was last seen in "Daal Mein Kuch Kaala Hai".
The actress attributed Saif Ali Khan's sense of style to his being a royal.
"I love his sense of style. Its quite natural, he is a nawab... If a nawab doesn't know how to dress, then who will? He is a very stylish guy and in that way I think Kareena Kapoor is lucky," said Malik.
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My first pregnancy was planned and we are trying for our second as well. I never charted my temps or anything like that. I tried using OPK and they always were negative, so I always monitored my CM and that's all I did to plan during ttc with my daughter. That is basically all I am doing now as well. I use an app on my cell phone to keep track of my period and it also gives me an estimated ovulation date and high fertility dates, for my cycle, it has been pretty accurate but I have heard others say that they don't work at all so who knows.posted 01/12/2012 by Harvey's_Baby
We planned both of our kids in the sense that we decided we were ready and then had a lot of sex around ovulation time. We discussed what we wanted to do and to what lengths we were willing to go to get pregnant and just left it up to fate and our own natural prosesses. We were not basal temp takers or anything like that. We were just relaxed about it. It worked for us.posted 01/15/2012 by mamashakti
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primary civilization." Several seasons of field work (January, 1961, to
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|04.28.10 at 2:01 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Milan Lucic and the Bruins are in the Eastern Conference semifinals for the second year in a row, and this time around they want to make sure they leave their mark, no matter which team they end up facing. If Washington beats Montreal Wednesday night, the Bruins will start the playoffs on Friday in Pittsburgh and play Game 2 on Sunday at Mellon Arena. If the Canadiens can pull off the upset, the Flyers will travel to Boston this weekend, though the official schedule has not been announced for that potential matchup.
Last year the Bruins had 10 days off between their first-round sweep of the Canadiens and the start of the semifinals against the Hurricanes. Coach Claude Julien admitted on Wednesday that Boston had definitely lost its playoff frame of mind and it took until basically Game 5 after the Bruins had fallen behind in the series 3-1 to get the edge back.
"There is no doubt that that will obviously help but what I mean by that is that we allowed ourselves to slip out of the playoff mode because we had so much time off and as hard as we might have tried as a coaching staff to give some days off and some practice," Julien said. "It is almost the frame of mind has to be there and everybody's mind needs to be in the right place. Ten days is a lot, no matter who you are, so it took us a while to get our game back and it was a little too late, obviously. We had to scramble back from it so, hopefully this short break is just the right time and from what I see our players are still enthusiastic and get excited about going on to the next round."
Defenseman Dennis Wideman agreed that the Bruins did not deal with the long layoff as well as they could have.
"I think last year we had so much time off that we got into a mode that we lost some intensity and we didn't carry over the intensity and the drive from the first round into the second because we just didn't deal with the layoff well," he said.
Yet last year the Bruins almost seemed like they could be a team of destiny. They rolled through the regular season with the No. 1 seed in the conference and Lucic said the team was guilty of the biggest of playoff sins — looking ahead.
"I think you can't look too far ahead of yourself," Lucic said. "Last year we were thinking too much 'Stanley Cup finals, Stanley Cup finals, Eastern Conference finals,' you know. Last year we kind of looked past the second round and the Carolina Hurricanes, and we will not make that same mistake again."
Center Patrice Bergeron, who has grown into a definitive, if quiet, leader of the Bruins over the past year or so, said that since the Bruins did not face much adversity through the regular season and first round of the playoffs last year that perhaps they did not handle the tough times as well as they could have against Carolina.
"I guess it has changed that we have to work for every inch just a little bit more, and last year everything was going right in the regular season that when we faced a little adversity, maybe we weren't expecting it as much," Bergeron said. "I think we have faced a enough this year that we can handle it a little bit better maybe."
Bergeron said that there are even lessons to be learned from the Buffalo series this year, as Boston had a 3-1 series advantage and the Sabres came out and won Game 5 decisively to send it back to Boston with a chance to force a Game 7 back in Buffalo. Last year the Bruins rolled over Montreal. Yes, it was a physical and emotional series (especially considering the seven-game drama in the quarterfinals in 2008) but the Bruins were never in doubt of losing that series whereas there were times against the Sabres when it looked like they were dancing on the edge of a knife.
"Well, we have experience," Bergeron said. "This will be my second time in the second round and we are aware of the intensity increasing more again. You can see from the first round of the playoffs that it gets harder, and now that it is the second round it is even higher and it is not over until that fourth game is won. Like in the last series we were up 3-1 and they came up with a big win."
Lucic has been the type of player who comes up big on the biggest of stages. When he was in juniors he played on two Canadian Hockey League Memorial Cup teams with the Vancouver Giants, and he said that the pressure from being on that big stage at a young age was not incredibly different from what he has faced in the NHL playoffs.
"Obviously with it being a higher level it goes up another notch," he said. "Playing in the Memorial Cup a couple of times, that is a lot of pressure to deal with at a young age. It is similar, pretty much the same as that, for sure. I was lucky enough to win two championships in juniors and learn and have that experience a little bit in junior to know what it takes to win. Like I said, you don't look too far ahead and that you just take everything one game at a time, and that is the approach that I always have taken from my first NHL playoff game to the next one coming up."
|Inside the Bruins locker room
|04.27.10 at 3:27 am ET
The Bruins react to their quarterfinal series victory over the Buffalo Sabres.
|Bruins slam the door on the Sabres
|04.26.10 at 9:40 pm ET
Summary — For the second straight season the Boston Bruins are headed to the Eastern Conference semifinals as they closed out their series against the Sabres with a 4-3 win at TD Garden on Monday night. Tuukka Rask earned the first series-clinching victory of his young career with 27 of saves while Ryan Miller was the loser, allowing four goals on 32 Boston shots.
The Bruins got on the board first with their fifth power play strike of the series. Mark Recchi shot from the right wing with David Krejci in the slot, slightly off-center from Miller. Krejci got enough stick on the puck to change its direction ever so slightly but enough to get it into the net for his second of the series at 13:39. It was the first time in the series that Boston scored the first goal of the game and entered the second period with a lead.
The Bruins took a two-goal lead early in the second period, again on the power play, this time a 4-on-3 with Zdeno Chara, Tim Connolly and Henrik Tallinder in the box. Krejci and Recchi were the culprits again, this time switched around as Krejci used the extra space to pick apart the Sabres triangle defense with a cross through the slot to Recchi on Miller's doorstep for the pop in goal at 1:01.
The Sabres got one back in second period when an aggressive forecheck led to a couple snap passes to Patrick Kaleta wide open in front of Rask. Kaleta flipped it up and Rask had no chance to make it a 2-1 game at 6:34. The strike was Kaleta's first of the series.
The teams traded goals within a minute of each other midway through the third period. The first was scored by Krejci on a snap shot to the side of Miller's crease after receiving the puck from behind the goal line at 7:18. Former Boston College product Nathan Gerbe kept Buffalo's playoff dream alive by bringing the Sabres back within a goal at 7:40 for his first career playoff strike.
Miroslav Satan got the goal back at 14:49 with his second of the playoffs when he beat Miller off a centering pass from Dennis Wideman that deflected off Milan Lucic as he passed through the crease. Thomas Vanek then brought the Sabres back yet again as Buffalo operated for the last two minutes with an empty net. He beat Rask at 18:47 to push the action to the final seconds of the game.
Three Stars
David Krejci — Opened the scoring with a tip goal passed Miller and put the helped on the second with a zip pass to set up Recchi. He added the game-winner in the third to cap his three-point night.
Mark Recchi — The veteran forward registered his 75th career postseason assist in the first period and scored his third goal of the series in the second. The strike was the 53rd of his playoff career.
Milan Lucic — Got two big assists in the third period for his first playoff points of the year in the Bruins biggest game of the year.
Turning Point — Krejci's second goal of the game gave the Bruins a cushion that would prove essential as Gerbe brought the Sabres back within a goal 22-seconds later. The puck was pushed from behind the goal line by Milan Lucic to Krejci on the elbow of Miller's crease for the snap shot goal at 7:18. Gerbe's goal was unassisted after taking the puck off the half wall and turning with a whipcord to go far side on Rask to keep the Sabres playoff hopes alive.
Key Play — Satan's goal sealed it as he crashed the net to put a Dennis Wideman centering pass into the net at 14:41 of the third. Lucic had cleared the way for the puck as he passed through the crease moments before and deflected the pass slightly to earn the primary assist on the play, his second of the period.
|Minor tweaks on line for Game 6
|04.25.10 at 1:36 pm ET
Sabres head coach Lindy Ruff made some tweaks to his lineup before Game 5 that ended up working out well for Buffalo. To the bench went Raffi Torres, who has yet to score a goal for the Sabres after being a deadline acquisition with the express intent of providing some scoring pop. Up came Cody McCormick and former Boston College star Nathan Gerbe and Ruff put them on a line with Paul Gaustad in Game 5 to good results.
The Bruins probably do not need to do something as drastic as a roster move the likes of bringing Gerbe up from Portland but Sunday's practice at TD Garden did give a different look from what has been seen in this series.
Coach Claude Julien flipped Marco Sturm back to his old line with Patrice Bergeron and Mark Recchi while Milan Lucic join Miroslav Satan and David Krejci. It is the third line change of the series for Lucic after riding the wing with Krejci and on the fourth line with Steve Begin and Daniel Paille.
"I think, obviously, playing with new guys, I haven't played up to my potential or the caliber of hockey that I know I can play," Lucic said. "Maybe third time's a charm. Third different line in the playoffs but hopefully they can get me going and I think I would like to find a way to get myself going with more of an edge, for sure. If I do play with an edge I am helping out the team a lot more and so I just got to do whatever I can to find it in me."
Julien said not to think too much into the new lines. He is right. Monday will be Game 88 of the Bruins' season through the regular season and playoffs. Just about everybody on the team has played with everybody else so there should not be a great adjustment.
"There is not much to talk about as far as those guys have played together before. We've moved guys around all year. There is not a ton of reasons behind it. I just felt that it was time to try that out for today and we will see what we have tomorrow," Julien said.
Sturm is the latest of the Bruins so-called scoring forwards to go completely absent from the goal column. He has had one goal and one assist since March 11, with the goal coming in the last game of the season against the Capitals.
"I was trying to get involved a bit more and be aggressive. We had some good battles in their end and I think it was better," Sturm said. "I know where I am going to be and I he is going to be on the puck and Recchi, like I played it in the past. Relax and have fun."
Savard Watch
It is now time for the daily update on Marc Savard.
The center skated on Sunday with the team. He stayed on the ice longer than most other players doing conditioning and working on starting and stopping along with sustained skating. Savard said that he has another test tomorrow after the morning skate at the hospital to determine where is in the recovery process. Depending on the results, Savard may be cleared to play or maybe just to receive permission to do fuller contact drills in practice.
"I felt great out there and I was controlling the puck good," Savard said. "I still have one more test tomorrow. I don't know what the situation is, we have't talked much about it so at this point it is not looking good right now."
Julien kept to the party line when asked about Savard — wait for the doctors and get him in shape.
"He is certainly coming around, no doubt but that is all I can tell you right now because that is all we have. We have not yet been told by the medical staff that he is has been cleared so there is nothing more we can do besides keep working with him and get him in shape," Julien said.
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|Second period summary: Bruins vs. Sabres – Game 4
|04.21.10 at 8:42 pm ET
With all the face washing that Milan Lucic has been doling out this series, it was about time that one of the Sabres officially dropped the gloves for a traditional hockey fight against the hulking young forward.
It was captain Craig Rivet that did it for the Sabres, getting tangled with Lucic on top of the right circle in Buffalo's defensive zone. It was not one of the fights that either will write home about but a couple good punches were thrown and sweaters were clutched but no take down was registered as the officials broke it up after the pair had floated the the far side of the zone.
Just like in Game 2, the Sabres would take a 2-0 lead though this time around the second goal game in the second period. Former Bruin Steve Montador lined up a shot from the right point that had eyes through to the net that was helped along by an especially good screen by Paul Gaustad and a deflection off a Bruin defenseman at 6:59.
Boston's best chance to cut into the lead came when Mark Recchi and Lucic found themselves on a breakaway with only defenseman Toni Lydman in near of them in before Ryan Miller. Recchi skated down the slot and was tripped by Lydman but was still able to get the puck on net while sliding down the ice, giving Lucic a chance for the rebound. Miller stood like a brick wall and stopped it all and Lydman was sent to the box.
Boston could not convert anything on the man-advantage and are 0 for 3 on the game on the power play.
After initially outshooting Boston seven to three after 10 minutes in the period, Boston came back to tie the game again at 16 shots apiece heading into the third.
|First period summary: Bruins vs. Sabres – Game 4
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Well, it did not take too long for Cody McCormick to make his presence felt in this series.
Tim Kennedy scored 2:12 into the game to make it the fourth straight contest in which the Sabres have scored the first goal. The strike came on a broken play after a Johnny Boychuk ht behind Tuukka Rask's net knocked the puck loose which touched Tyler Ennis on its way to bouncing loose and free in the slot where Kennedy rushed in for a quick one-timer that Rask had no chance at for the 1-0 lead. McCormick was in on the play and got the secondary assist in his first shift of the playoffs for the Sabres.
The Bruins got the first power play of the game at 12:33 after Vladimir Sobotka leveled a big hit on Tim Kennedy on the half wall to the left of Rask that Kennedy did not take kindly to. Kennedy got in Sobotka's face and delivered a horizontal stick to the center's mouth that the officials did not think was all that friendly and Kennedy went for the two-minute timeout at 12:33.
Boston battled itself through much of the first period, losing face offs and battles for the puck and the man-advantage was no different as the set plays could not lead to shots that got through traffic to Ryan Miller and were cleared numerous times to help the Sabres kill.
The second Boston power play of the night was not efficient either after Andrej Sekera made a two-line back pass turnover through the neutral zone that Blake Wheeler tracked down on a mini break down the left wing, closing in on Miller. Buffalo's Craig Rivet had no choice but to hold Wheeler and went to the box for his indiscretion.
Milan Lucic negated the last 24-second of that power play when he smushed defenseman Henrik Tallinder into the boards at 16:51 which would in turn lead to the Sabres first man-advantage of the night. With each team's penalty killing units (or corresponding ineffective power plays), the Bruins killed it.
The man-advantages stopped the momentum from completely shifting in favor of the Sabres in the first and ultimately led to an equal distribution of shots in the contest as the teams are tied at eight heading into the second period.
|Second period summary: Bruins vs. Sabres – Game 3
|04.19.10 at 8:45 pm ET
Back and forth they go.
The Sabres got the first real power play of the game when Milan Lucic was called for a a drive-by high-sticking penalty when he caught the butt-end of his stick on the cheek of Craig Rivet while chasing the puck back out of his own offensive zone on the forecheck at 1:57. Buffalo entered Game 3 without a man-advantage strike through the first two contests, going 0 for 9 in the process. The Sabres worked on the power play through their entire morning skate, showing off two different formations that both featured a lot of movement to the net.
The Sabres may never find out how those sets work against the Bruins because the stout Boston penalty kill has consistently foiled any clean Buffalo entries into their zone and the Bruins were able to kill off their 10th in a row in the series.
Outside of Zdeno Chara dumping Tyler Ennis into Buffalo's bench in Game 2, the biggest hit of the series came shortly after the power play when Buffalo forward Matt Ellis was trying to skate the puck clear of the Sabres' offensive zone when he was met by their perpetual agitator in this series, Johnny Boychuk. The defenseman stood Ellis up and knocked him flat on his back, going from forward motion to the ice in a flash as he was separated from the puck.
Boston got its first crack at the power play when Paul Gaustad went to the box for interference at 12:18. The Bruins got a man-advantage strike from Mark Recchi in Game 1 but have not been able to tally in three other chances in the first two games. Despite decent puck movement in their the zone the Bruins were foiled on this attempt as well. Boston got another chance a few minutes later when Andrej Sekera took an interference call at 15:06 but the Sabres, who actually ranked higher than the Bruins in penalty killing during the regular season (second to third), battled through again to make Boston 1 for 6 on the series.
To punctuate the see-saw that was the second period, Boston took two penalties in the final three minutes. The first was to Marco Sturm, negating the last 17-seconds of Boston's power play off the Sekera penalty. Once the Bruins killed that one off they had to start another as Andrew Ference took a tripping call at 18:51.
The Sabres wills start the third a man up and lead the Bruins in shots 21 to 20.


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Dr. Shiel received a Bachelor of Science degree with honors from the University of Notre Dame. There he was involved in research in radiation biology and received the Huisking Scholarship. After graduating from St. Louis University School of Medicine, he completed his Internal Medicine residency and Rheumatology fellowship at the University of California, Irvine. He is board-certified in Internal Medicine and Rheumatology.
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Goodguys 21st Pacific Northwest Nationals- A Gathering In The Great NorthwestWritten by on January 1, 2009 Goodguys 21st Pacific Northwest Nationals
Every year for the past 21 years, rodders from around the Pacific Northwest from as far north as Canada and reaching as far east as Idaho have gathered at the Puyallup Fair & Events Center for the Goodguys Pacific Northwest Nationals. The third oldest event on the Goodguys annual calendar, the Pacific Northwest Nationals, or more simply put, "Puyallup," has become the Goodguys cornerstone happening throughout the nation. This year's show, hosted by the Old Timers Northwest Car Club, saw nearly 3,000 cars through the gate and a crowd in excess of 50,000 people throughout the weekend.
But while the numbers are high, the Pacific Northwest Nats have maintained a low-key, home-style event thanks to Puyallup, Washington's old-time, small-town vibe. That vibe continues into the fairgrounds. Celebrating its early days as an agricultural community, the fair and events center exhibition halls are reminiscent of the old barns and farm buildings that dotted the local landscapes only a few short generations ago. When sprinkled with hot rods, customs, and classics through '72, walking around the show feels like a time warp back to small-town America.
In addition to all the eye candy parked throughout the grounds are a number of events and entertainment to keep even the shortest attention span occupied. Following the Thursday kick off party and BBQ, a poker run hosted by the Kingsmen precedes a TGIF party featuring live music from The New Brittins. Saturday morning opens with seven specialty parking areas, including Homebuilt Heaven and Canadian Corral, along with a pinstriping jamboree, the Brush Bash, and the Revell Make 'n' Take model show. Street Rodder in conjunction with Turtle Wax continued the successful Top 100 program, picking ten of the finest street rods in attendance; check out www.streetrodderweb.com for more information. Sunday wraps up with the Winner's Circle displaying the finest cars chosen by the SRM and Goodguys staff in the morning, followed by the awards ceremony that afternoon.
With one of the oldest Goodguys shows wrapped up after one of the largest turnouts in the show's history, there's no doubt that 2009 should be an even bigger year for the Pacific Northwest Nats. And given the quality of cars that have been showing up consistently every year since its inception, there's no doubt that we'll be making the trek North to visit our friends up in Washington.
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Ken Ransford's '50 Ford coupe was dressed in a low-key coat of flat black, but under the hood sat a wicked 6-carb Hemi.The absence of a proper swap meet didn't mean there wasn't a decent amount of early iron for sale, including this '56 Ford sedan delivery project for $5k.If a Ford's just too common for your blood, we also spotted this late '40s Plymouth custom that was ready to be driven home and priced at $37,500.From Longview, WA, Bob Haas brought out his freshly finished '34 Ford pickup powered by a Merc Y-block.Very clean and simple in execution is a great way to describe Ron Talley's Everett, WA-based '41 Chevy sedan.
Puyallup seemed to be crawling with late '40s Plymouths, but few were finer than Dave and Karrie Gherna's '47 four-door sedan.Gerry Wiggins' '48 Plymouth featured this neat dash treatment to hide the Vintage Air climate controls behind the stock panel.We found Cameron Tiller's '28 Ford roadster pickup parked in the Suede & Chrome section of the show, although it would have been just at home parked in the Homebuilt Heaven area, as Cameron handled every aspect of the build himself.Originally hot rodded in 1952, Gary and Linda Scheibal's Ardun-powered Deuce roadster was refurbished in 2002.There's something about an early Willys with a blown Hemi that gets our blood pumping. Al Guest brought down his '33 Willys from Maple Ridge, Canada, for the weekend and had us all drooling.Another WA-based hot rod with some history is Lorne Kerr's '30 roadster. Originally built by Dave Shorter in 1961, Lorne purchased it in '62, raced it locally and showed it regularly before selling it in 1974. Twenty-six years later, Lorne bought the car back, less engine and running gear before restoring it to its present blown Red Ram Hemi glory.Steve Glucoft and the crew over at Amocat Speed Emporium brought over this pair of early style roadsters where Goodguys Gazette staffer Kirk Jones was shooting them for a future feature piece.
The Pinstripers Brush Bash gave those with or without a brush a chance to get together and talk about all things fine line.Turtle Wax Presents Street Rodder Top 100Ron Undsderfer's '48 Plymouth convertible was a complete ground-up restoration, down to the Flathead six engine equipped with a pair of carbs, an Edmunds head, Fenton dual exhaust, and Mallory ignition; enough goodies to grab our attention and earn him a Top 100 pick.Rick Reed's Top 100-winning, custom '50 Chevy convertible featured a mild, 2-inch chopped top, frenched headlights and taillights, and was nosed, decked, and fitted with a narrowed '55 Chevy dash.One of only 41 4-cylinder Model Bs ever built, Gerald Greenfield's Deuce B400 convertible sedan retained the stock banger engine, was hopped up with a Miller OHV head conversion and a dual carb intake, and is the only one ever to win a Top 100 award.Dave Fallow's Canada-based Top 100 winning '35 Ford convertible was one of the nicest cars on the grounds and sat well to boot, thanks to an Air Ride Suspension system. Under the hood lurks a 302ci Ford engine backed by an AOD and a 9-inch Ford rearend.Another Top 100 winner is Graeme Tait's spotless '54 Chevy custom built as a tribute to the original Moonglow custom of the '50s. Frenched headlights, '56 Chrysler inverted taillights, a custom grille, and a 3 1/2-inch chop get the job done in the looks department while a 261ci inline six coupled with a 700R4 trans gets the custom scootin'.Barry and Laura Collier were cruising their '56 Ford ranch wagon all weekend long, keeping that 292ci Thunderbird Y-block engine purring. We caught them sitting still just long enough to give them a Top 100 award courtesy of Turtle Wax and Street Rodder.You can't get much better than a lakes modified roadster, especially one built as well as Roy Rockwell's '26. Using a narrowed '26 Ford roadster body and a custom frame, Roy used an Offy lookalike Mazda 4-banger and 5-speed trans and mated it to a Winter's quick change. Suicide-style suspension, split wishbones, and a Schroeder sprint car steering box all add to the lakes modified recipe. Not only did we give Roy a Top 100 award, but we also shot it for a future feature, so keep your eyes peeled to the pages of Street Rodder.
With a background in building racecars, it's no surprise that John Bolen's first build out of the gate would result in this stunning roadster pickup and a Top 100 pick. John literally dug the body and engine-a '54 Dodge Red Ram Hemi-out of a farmer's weeds in Washington State.