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David Gonzalez is a frickin rockstar. Is there anything this dude cant do? He's been crushing on a skateboard since he was like 11, and after only about a year of playing guitar, he's already got licks that can melt your face off.
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Paranormal Activity 3
When reviewing a film such as Paranormal Activity 3, as with most films, I try and be as objective as possible. However, the "demonic possession" type of movie sends chills down my spine more than other specialty horror sub-genres. Even while writing this review, I am looking over my shoulder, seeing things out of the corner of my eye and the hair is standing on ends on my arms.
"Found footage" faux documentary flicks are nothing new to the average moviegoer, and to many have been played out. However, chances are that if you fancy the first two installments of the Paranormal franchise, then you will enjoy this entry as much, if not more. The surprises, jolts and jump-out-of-your-seat moments sprinkled throughout this film make it worthwhile for the camp of the Paranormal.
The plot of the film is basically the same as the previous two films, with the exception of being a prequel taking place in 1988. The story tells the tale of how Kate and Kristi (Chloe Cserngey and Jessica Tyler Brown) became targets of a sinister and invisible monstrosity to begin with. The children think they've discovered a ghost in their midst named Toby. The girls' mother, Julie (Lauren Bittner), just believes it to be an imaginary friend, nothing more than a passing phase. But her photographer boyfriend, Dennis (Christopher Nicholas Smith), thinks it's something more after catching a glimpse of "the unknown" after reviewing a video. He then begins to set up cameras throughout the house to see if he can capture any other type of activity. What he records over time reveals the groundwork for all the terror to come.
Over the next 90 minutes, directors Henry Joost and Ariel Schulman (directors of the controversial 2010 documentary Catfish), bring a fresh prospective to this funhouse spook-fest. The sisters are somewhat creepy in the vein of the twins in The Shining. They have an innocence in which we want them to stay protected, yet we never feel they are truly ever in harm's way, which actually makes it even more chilling. What sets apart this entry, from the previo
us two is some clever camera work and more of the "activity" the series is named for. Part of the invention of that is due to the homemade panning contraption that Dennis sets up to capture video by mounting a camera on a rotating fan. It makes PA3, somewhat of a "Where's Waldo," scanning the screen for something out of place or the slight movement of an object that shouldn't be moving.
The camera, playing with motion in and out of the frame, has been the series' trademark, and that's no exception here. We are anticipating the unknown things from our childhood closet about to come for us. The film plays on our worst fears of the dark and things that go bump in the night. Our imagination creates many of the jolts, jumps and chills, because a lot of the scares are of our making, playing right into the film's hands. [SPOILER ALER: It should be noted that PA3 has a little more to do with the occult than the previous two. It also deals with demonic possession, contains profanity and has more sexuality than the other films, so take the R rating seriously if those things offend.]
Although I enjoyed the film, it begins to unravel during the final act. I won't give anything away, but the invention, wit, suspense and chills were somewhat lost and buried within the conclusion. Despite being mindlessly basic, PA3's approach is fresh, especially considering it's the third in the series. It delivers the "gotcha" moments with a certain subtlety and brio. Minimum on gore and high on scares, it should satisfy your Halloween craving for a few spook-house thrills.
Adam Chaffin is a young filmmaker, actor and radio show host currently living in DC metro area. Follow www.twitter.com/virginiarunning.
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I have a factory navigation head unit and iPod interface that I just pulled out of my 2009 WRX 5 door.
The unit worked perfectly and is in great shape.
The only thing that is missing is the cable that goes from the iPod interface to the iPod (run through the center console and I haven't pulled it apart to get it out).
I am selling this for two reasons...
1. I don't need it and would like to get a couple bucks for it
2. There is no point in it sitting around my house when someone else could use it.
I would like to get $400 for both of them together and I will pay for the shipping in the US.
Also have a K&N Typhoon intake I am selling ($150) (I went to a stage 1 cobb map which requires the stock intake). No CEL's and the sound was great.


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Could someone help interpret the recent MRI I received. I had my 2nd surgery last year and these findings are in comparison to a pre-surgery mylogram and pre-surgery MRI.
Any help would be awesome. I broke it down into alpha-bullets for easier explanation.
a) Post surgical changes from prior left hemilaminectomy at L5. There is enhancement in susceptibility artifact in the posterior soft tissues without focal fluid collection.
b) The clonus medullaris terminates at L1-L2 and the distal spinal cord signal and morphology is normal.
c) T12-L3: Normal disk. No significant neural foraminal or spinal canal stenosis.
d) L3-L4: No change. Disc bulge concomitant mild facet joint arthrosis and ligament flavum hypertrophic changes results in ventral effacement of thecal sac. No significant narrowing of the neural foramen.
e) L4-L5: Disc bulge with central protrusion annular fissure in combination with mild facet joint arthrosis and ligamentum flavum hypertrophy results in ventral effacement of thecal sac, and closely approximates the travesing right L5 nerve root (image 99 series 9). Mild caudal narrowing of the left neural foramen. Right neural foramen patent.
f) L5-S1: Disc bulge with superimposed right central disc protusion (image 113 series 9; image 21 series 11) with endplate degenerative changes contacts the right traversing S1 nerve root (image 114 symptoms series 9) without displacing it. No significant narrowing of the right neural foramen. On the left. Central region there is focal enhancement adjacent to the posterior margin of the disc (image 17 series 14) focal scarring is noted posterior medial to the left at L5-S1 facet joint (image 112 series 12) which results in mild medial impression on the lateral thecal sac and mild medial displacement of the nerve roots, however there appears to be adequate room within the thecal sac.
g) Impression:
1. Postsurgical changes from prior left-sided hemilaminectomy and discectomy as above. No evidence of surgical complication. As previously seen on the MRI dated 3/24/11 there is a disc bulge at the L5-S1 level which contacts the traversing right S1 nerve root. This finding is not significantly changed from the prior MRI reference above. There is mild increased granulation tissue noted in the left central region of the posterior disc (image 17 series 14) which approximates the traversing left S1 nerve root.
Degenerative spondylosis at L3-L4 and L4-L5 as
above, not significantly changed since prior MRI.
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40% Degenerative Disc Disease of the Lumbar
10% Radiculopathy of Left Lower Extremity.
Does any of the MRI results suggest anything significant?


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The Bloomfield Village Fire Department would like to welcome three new active fire fighters to our team. Village residents Chris Moore, Bradford Theodoroff and Mark Chutkow recently completed the rigorous State of Michigan, Fire Fighters Training Council exams and successfully completed the requirements for Fire Firefighter I & II. The three volunteered many hours last fall to prepare to take the written and practical exams last November.
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The Bloomfield Village Fire Department was initially conceived by Judson Bradway in the early 1940's. It came into reality in early 1942 and was called the Bloomfield Village Protective Association. It served both as a fire department and a civil defense organization. The civil defense portion was disbanded following the end of World War II.
Today, nearly 70 years later, the Bloomfield Village Fire Department continues to serve the community. It is comprised of 17 volunteer members and one full-time/paid Deputy Fire Chief. The department works in close conjunction with and ultimately under the direction of the Bloomfield Township Fire Department. They respond to fire related calls and general alarms anywhere within Bloomfield Village as well as the Village Knoll Shopping Center and some adjacent residential areas. The area of coverage is bounded from Glenhurst Road to Lahser Road on the east and west, and Quarton Road to Maple Road, on the north and south.
All the members of the Bloomfield Village Fire Department are fully trained and certified in accordance with current state firefighter regulations. They are also annually certified in CPR and emergency vehicle operation. They have two pieces of equipment at their disposal, a pumper/tanker fire truck and a four wheel drive support vehicle, housed at the Robert Hackett Village Hall, located at 3595 Bradway Blvd. They train regularly every Monday night and also in joint training sessions with other surrounding fire departments.


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When giving a loved one eco-friendly pink roses, you're making a subtle statement that you went the extra mile. You could have purchased a pink rose bouquet from any ordinary florist, but they would have been coated with pesticides and chemicals. When the recipient smelled the beautiful aroma, they would also be inhaling those pesticides and chemicals, and remnants of whatever was sprayed on the flowers would remain in their household long afterward. When you buy flowers online from us, you get only the purest flowers, most ecofriendly and sustainably grown, and ECO certified. They're fresh and natural, shipped directly from the farm where they were grown. They make an impression in a way that non-organic roses simply can't, and your gift will be remembered for a lifetime.
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Sydney's New Year's Eve celebrations were marred by several stabbings and a wild brawl.
As 2005 ticked over, nearly 100 police were called to Watsons Bay to help several colleagues who, after responding to an incident at a dance party, found themselves surrounded by revellers.
The first call-out came as two patrons were slashed with broken glass during a fight at the harbourside Doyles Palace Hotel, where about 1200 partygoers had gathered.
The situation soon escalated, as people pelted police with bottles and other missiles. A 24-year-old man suffered a serious gash to his neck and a 29-year-old man received facial cuts.
Two police and an ambulance officer also suffered minor injuries in the ensuing melee, and up to 60 revellers were treated after being misted with capsicum spray. Some at the scene accused police of being heavy-handed.
Elsewhere, a man was under police guard in Westmead Hospital following a triple knifing at a house in Smithfield, in the city's west. A second man was in a serious condition in Liverpool Hospital and another was treated for a stab wound by doctors at Fairfield. All three men were aged in their 30s.
Two 15-year-old youths were being questioned after a passenger was stabbed on the Manly to Circular Quay ferry, police said.
Despite the violence, assistant police commissioner Bob Waites said he was "quite happy" with the behaviour of most revellers.
"While the crowd across the eastern part of Sydney numbered nearly a million people, we had very few incidents," Mr Waites said.
About 500,000 people crammed Sydney's foreshore for the fireworks, with more than 1500 police on hand.
Eighty-five people were arrested citywide for breaching the peace, damaging property, fighting and similar offences.
Sydney Lord Mayor Clover Moore hailed the celebrations a success, despite the fact that many ignored her request for a minute's silence at 9pm for the tsunami victims. Cr Moore was heavily criticised for going ahead with the $3 million fireworks spectacular following the Asian disaster.
"I am happy we struck a good balance between welcoming in the new year and also offering to help the devastated communities," she said.
New Year's Eve artistic director Leo Schofield described the evening as "spectacular" despite many revellers being underwhelmed by the event's centrepiece, a giant disco ball suspended off the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
But the place to embrace Sydney's New Year sunrise was at the beach.
Hundreds ushered in 2005 on Bondi and Manly.
Julia North, of Coogee, saw it as the perfect way to top off a big night out in the city. "It's the first time I've seen a sunrise here and I've lived here my whole life," she said. "It's pretty special."
In Newcastle, about 20 people were arrested for offences ranging from assault to offensive conduct and malicious damage to attempted robbery.
Between 15,000 and 20,000 people lined Newcastle's harbour foreshore on Friday evening to soak up the atmosphere and watch fireworks displays.
Two police officers were allegedly assaulted during a lakeside fireworks demonstration in a park at Warners Bay, where about 20,000 people gathered to watch a pyrotechnics display over Lake Macquarie.
A male constable suffered a broken nose and a female officer received bruises around her throat as they tried to take two men into custody.
Both revellers were charged with assaulting and resisting police.
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This is not Mubarak-lite: The new face of authoritarianism
Since the removal of Mohamed Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected leader, much of the discourse on the interim government's handling of the transition of authority has centered on the damage done to democracy. However, what is happening in Egypt today is far deeper and more dangerous that a democratic transition gone awry. Egypt is redefining authoritarianism by both institutionalizing the "deep state" and crystallizing military rule. The result is an entirely new phenomenon that deserves serious attention and demands a new way of thinking. This process has three important elements: the closing of political space, the elimination of public dissent, and the removal of the trappings of democracy.Read the rest of This is not Mubarak-lite: The new face of authoritarianism.


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As an attorney who has had many sales commission cases and lawsuits, I can tell you that some issues pop up over and over again in commission cases. Employment in sales differs little from industry to industry as far as the law is concerned. Below are some issues that seem to recur.
Is Payment Mandatory or Discretionary?
Many people call my office to discuss their "commission" problems when they're not talking about a commission but rather a discretionary payment. Under California law, commissions are compensation paid based on the value of the employee's sale of a good or service, such as 1% of the total value of the sale. As one California case states, commissions are compensation "paid to any person for services rendered in the sale of such employer's property or services and based proportionately upon the amount of value thereof."
Similarly, there are compensation plans that reward employees based on certain standards of employee performance. For example, in the mortgage industry, some compensation plans reward employees for types of loans and the number of loans in a specific period. Under California case law, they are not technically commissions, but payment is mandatory.
In these examples, the employer promised to pay the employee if the employee can make the sale or fulfill the agreed upon conditions. The promise may be in a written contract, a compensation plan given to the employee, or even just a spoken agreement. Once the parties make the agreement made and the employee fulfills the appropriate condition, the employer must pay the commission. On the other hand, discretionary bonuses cannot be enforced in court. The classic examples are Christmas bonuses and year-end bonuses. In these circumstances, the employer has made no promise to the employees and has no criteria for setting these bonuses. Rather, the employer assesses the employee's performance after the work has been performed and makes the decision of if and how to compensate the employee. Simply put, if there is no mandatory obligation to pay the commission, then the commission cannot be enforced in court. Of course, it is the lawyer's role to look for that obligation in the company's papers and the circumstances of the case.
What is the Party's Agreement?
Commission cases often involve disputes about the parties' agreement. For example, commissioned employees often are hired on the basis of "on-target earnings" with a detailed commission plan to be determined later. When the plan comes out, the provisions may be different from the parties' earlier agreement. Another example is when an employer changes the commission agreement during employment. Did the employers violate California law in these situations?
The following concepts in California contract law influence a great many cases:
- An employer cannot rewrite the terms of the commission agreement once the sale or performance has been made. I have seen employers make changes to commission plan retroactive -- even after sales have been made. Generally, the courts will not abide this.
- When an employer reserves the power to make periodic changes to its commission plans, there are limits on its power: an employer cannot use its discretion to deny the employee the benefits of the commissions contract.
If a contract can be reasonably interpreted to avoid forfeiture of an earned commission, a court is obligated to interpret it that way. This often arises when the commissions contract requires current employment for payment of a commission. I have used this principle in many cases.
- Courts place a lot more emphasis on the written terms of a contract than what many clients expect. Some people feel that the written terms are "fine print" that don't matter. All the terms of a written agreement are considered.
Can the Court Strike an Unfair Clause?
Under California law, in some situations, a Court will make a determination that a clause in a commissions contract cannot be enforced, and the Court will "strike it" from a commissions contract. In California law, this is called the doctrine of "unconscionability." I have seen unconscionability claims arise when the commission plan requires an employee's current employment as a condition for payment of an earned commission.
Under this doctrine, the employer must somehow force the offensive commissions clause on the employee by either surprise or requiring the noxious term on a "take-it-or-leave-it" basis. Moreover, the court must find that the term "shock the conscience" or is commercially unreasonable.
In California, this is a cutting edge area of law. Some states, such as Texas, will enforce any contract no matter the circumstances of making the contract. The doctrine of unconscionability is difficult and emphasizes the need for a qualified lawyer for in a commission case.
Can the Case be a Class Action?
Commission cases under California law can be class actions and this is a huge help for some of my clients. These clients have small claims for commissions. Unfortunately, lawsuits are economic enterprises, and a small case may not justify hiring an attorney for a big lawsuit. However, these clients can get justice if his or her claim can be aggregated with others in a class-action lawsuit.
Under many States' laws, commission cases are ripe for class-action status, i. e., the clients have small claims, many employees have labored under the same commission plan and have suffered the same injustice. For more information on class actions, read the other articles on this website.
All the articles about the law have disclaimers and here is mine: there are many nuances in the law about commissions and contracts that are not addressed in this brief article. This article is intended to provide general information about this area in may not provide information that is specific to your case. The law on commissions varies from state to state. In all cases, I suggest getting legal advice from a qualified lawyer, such as myself.
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Dr. Ramnath K. Chellappa is an Associate Professor of Information Systems & Operations Management and the Caldwell Research Fellow at the Goizueta Business School, Emory University. He serves as the area's Doctoral Coordinator. He is also the SRITNE Distinguished Academic Fellow at the Indian School of Business, Hyderabad.
Prof. Chellappa joined the Goizueta Business School faculty in Fall 2005. He served on the faculty of Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California from 1997 - 2005, and was also the founding director of the Electronic Economy Research Lab (eBizLab) at USC. He has been affiliated with the Center for Telecom Management at USC and the Center for Research in Electronic Commerce at the University of Texas at Austin.
Prof. Chellappa's expertise is in the field of electronic markets, pricing, digital goods and economics of information security and privacy. His research in the areas of digital product piracy has been widely published in leading journals and conferences. His work on information privacy, and decline of music sales has received best paper awards in premier conferences. His recent works examine pricing in the US domestic airline industry, competitive dynamics in business software industries and digitization in the entertainment industry. His research methods include analytical modeling, empirical modeling and social network analysis.
Prof. Chellappa also works closely with the industry on the managerial aspects of information technology driven issues. He co-authored a study on the design of Identity Management systems that was supported by the Advanced Practices Council of the Society for Information Management. He serves as a litigation expert (expert witness) on a number of technology related cases, and also consults for the entertainment industry, particularly on digitization of media. Prof. Chellappa is often quoted in the popular media on information privacy and security related issues.
He received his PhD from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas in Austin in 1997 where his work resulted in the creation and scholarly definition of the term "Cloud Computing".
Prof. Chellappa has taught courses at the undergraduate, MBA, and PhD levels in the areas of information systems, operations management, economics and analytics. He has also designed and taught courses for executive education including in the Medical Management Program at USC. At Emory, he teaches in the MBA and PhD programs.


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Marvel Studios Releasing Two Versions Of 'Iron Man 3'
Reported by Outsiders - 2013.03.29
Marvel Studios and DMG announced that a Chinese version of Iron Man 3 will be released in China on a date to be announced in the near future. DMG, a Chinese media and entertainment company, collaborated with Marvel Studios on the Chinese elements in the film, and is marketing and distributing the film in China. While Marvel and DMG have decided not to apply for co-production status in China, the film includes significant Chinese elements. Renowned Chinese actor Wang Xueqi will appear in both the studios Chinese version of the film and in its international and domestic US version. Both versions of the film include Iron Man 3 footage filmed in Beijing in December. The Chinese version of the film will also feature a special appearance of Chinas top actress, Fan Bingbing, and will offer specially prepared bonus footage made exclusively for the Chinese audience. Marvel Studios experience working on this film with Fan Bingbing and Wang Xueqi and in shooting in China has been very positive and has created a springboard for future collaboration with Chinas talented stars and its growing film and television industry. The Iron Man cast and filmmakers look forward to bringing Iron Man back to China.
Marvels Iron Man 3 pits brash-but-brilliant industrialist Tony Stark/Iron Man against an enemy whose reach knows no bounds. When Stark finds his personal world destroyed at his enemy's hands, he embarks on a harrowing quest to find those responsible. This journey, at every turn, will test his mettle. With his back against the wall, Stark is left to survive by his own devices, relying on his ingenuity and instincts to protect those closest to him. As he fights his way back, Stark discovers the answer to the question that has secretly haunted him: does the man make the suit or does the suit make the man?
Starring Robert Downey, Jr., Gwyneth Paltrow, Don Cheadle, Guy Pearce, Rebecca Hall, Stephanie Szostak, James Badge Dale with Jon Favreau and Ben Kingsley, Iron Man 3 is directed by Shane Black from a screenplay by Drew Pearce and Shane Black and is based on Marvels iconic super hero Iron Man, who first appeared in the pages of TALES OF SUSPENSE #39 in 1963 and had his solo comic book debut with THE INVINCIBLE IRON MAN #1 in May of 1968.
Iron Man 3 is presented by Marvel Studios in association with Paramount Pictures and DMG Entertainment. Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige is producing and Jon Favreau, Louis D'Esposito, Stephen Broussard, Victoria Alonso, Alan Fine, Charles Newirth, Stan Lee and Dan Mintz are executive producers. The film releases May 3, 2013, and is distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.
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Worlds of wonder: South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula
In the Penola Strait, the excitement on board increases once again: how far can the HANSEATIC push south? A question that can only be answered on board. But you will certainly enjoy the full beauty of this Antarctic world of wonder on Zodiac landings. Between icebergs and large colonies of Adelie and chinstrap penguins, it is easy to be amazed.
| Fri, 02.01.2015
Travelling through the Drake Passage
| Sat, 03.01.2015
Cape Horn/Chile
The memorable conclusion to your cruise is provided by the legendary Cape Horn, which was circumnavigated for the first time in 1616. A final landing with the Zodiacs will be possible in good weather and if the current is favourable. Then you can climb up to the famous albatross monument, which commemorates the seamen of earlier times – and look back on an unforgettable Antarctic expedition.
| Sun, 04.01.2015
Ushuaia/Argentina, arrival 6.00 hrs
| Mon, 05.01.2015
Scheduled flight Buenos Aires – Germany
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Arrival in Germany
A change of itinerary may become necessary on this expedition in the Antarctic. The captain will decide on the best possible alternatives depending on the weather and ice conditions.
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Please note that our pre- and post-cruise programmes are conducted in German.
For individual programmes kindly consult your travel agent.
Following programmes we offer in German:
Biology specialist in the expert team
Biologist Dr Rolf Schiel specialises
primarily in the marine biology and ecology of the polar habitats. As
part of numerous zoological excursions, he has spent long periods of
time in the Antarctic. He will share his knowledge of polar nature with
you on shore excursions, wildlife observations and as part of talks.


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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- Andy Summerlin was 23-for-32 passing for 320 yards, including an 82-yard touchdown throw to Riley Hawkins, to lead Samford to a 38-7 victory against The Citadel on Saturday.
Samford opened the scoring on Jaquiski Tartt's 65-yard interception return off Ben Dupree.
Fabian Truss rushed for 114 yards for Samford (5-1, 3-1 Southern Conference), which scored in every quarter and outgained The Citadel (3-3, 2-2) 569 yards to 304. Hawkins finished with 94 yards receiving, and 10 players caught passes.
Samford outgained the run-oriented Citadel 249 yards to 221 rushing, but its passing was the key, with Samford holding a 320-to-83 edge in yardage.
The Citadel's lone touchdown came in the third quarter on a 55-yard run by Rickey Anderson to close to 14-7, but Samford scored the next 24 points. It was The Citadel's third loss in a row.


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But what if the sun comes out?
I have been using cloud services for some time now. The most important of which is the Google Applications for Domains. GMail can be automatically backed up to your computer via POP3 or IMAP but what to do with Google Docs, wikis, Flick, Youtube and other services? In Youtube and Flickr you can archive the originals. So Google Docs is most problematic for me as the documents get created in the cloud, the cloud is the original. The same goes for social networking sites like Facebook, Orkut, etc.
Naive as I am, I assumed that the big players (Microsoft, Google, Yahoo and others) actually back up their data. Now, in the light of the T-Mobile and Microsoft loosing users personal data (contacts, notes, calendars, etc. ) it seems that we can take Linus Torvald's advice on back up:
Only wimps use tape backup: _real_ men just upload their important stuff on ftp, and let the rest of the world mirror it 😉 Torvalds, Linus (1996-07-20). Post to linux.dev.kernel newsgroup.
If Facebook would lose user data then it would be a permanent loss because there is no way to back up you account. Even if you would make a copy of everything you put on Facebook then there's no way to restore it after the loss. The time and effort that has gone into building the profiles and communicating with peer would be gone forever.
A lot of our stuff is in the cloud. But what if the sun comes out? What is the probability that Facebook, Google or others would loose user data permanently. What would be a good way to protect yourself?


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These Boliarepas are fairly simple to make and are delicious. The inside becomes soft and cheesy, while the outside forms a very thin, crispy shell. They are a perfect party food, and they always go fast. So, if you're serving a crowd, you might want to double the recipe. They are absolutely fantastic!
This time my oldest son helped me make them, mixing the cheese into the masa. The problem was that we nibbled them hot as they came off of the stove and I didn't have many left for the pictures!
I usually serve them with Hogao, Guacamole, Salsa Rosada and Ají.
Buen provecho!
(About 24 Boliarepas)
- Vegetable oil, for frying
- 2 cups precooked cornmeal
- 2 cups warm water
- 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
- 1/4 cup grated parmesan cheese
- Pinch salt
- Combine the cornmeal, warm water, cheese, and salt, mixing thoroughly. Let mixture stand for about 7 minutes.
- Knead with your hands for about 3 minutes moistening your hands with warm water as you work.
- Form 24 small balls with the dough.
- Heat oil in a large nonstick skillet over medium heat, then fry boliarepas in 2 or 3 batches, turning over once, until golden, about 3 minutes per side. Drain on paper towels.
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The history of America is the story of immigrants coming from all parts of the world, taking new roots in this country, sending their children to school and witnessing them become Americans in every aspect of the word. But, for some interesting reason immigrants from Mexico are placed in another category. The term, "illegal" is all too often applied to them even though their journey to California or Arizona or New Mexico is simply returning to land that once was part of Mexico.
The proposed Dream Act would allow children whose parents brought them to America and have gone to school in this country to one day become American citizens. They speak English, they are American in every aspect from culture to music to education, but voices of bigotry apply a different place in our society to these young Americans. A Dream Act as proposed by Republicans is NOT a Dream Act unless the final piece is American citizenship.
Mitt Romney is not to be trusted because he will say one thing today and another tomorrow. The only Dream Act for him is becoming president.


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A PERFECT road game.
And an eighth shutout for Carey Price.
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A PERFECT road game.
And an eighth shutout for Carey Price.
Oh, ok, I see the confusion now.
I never said "ignored".
For me to suggest we ignore someone's opinion isn't worthy of me at all. Kinda surprised you would think that of me actually.
I'm certain they would find Bettman's actions very puzzling. I'm sure they would concur that any other CEO who shat all over a major sponsor would be looking for a job. Cohen won the Edward R. Murrow award and is chief analyst for CBS – not Harvey's Bar and Grill. I don't think there would be too many with his credentials.
Your sweeping response – that he can (and should) be ignored because he disclosed that he is a fan of the Habs – is not worthy of you.
Let's see: the best players on each team are injured because they're targets in a cheap-shot, embarassingly amateurish "major" league. Also, a corrupt league office has, as usualy, deployed a pair of WWE referees to do its bidding. Finally, our tax-payer subsidized "national" broadcaster has sent its C team to deliver the play by play.
Think I'm skipping this one too. Get well soon Max!
Full Breezer 4 Life
Wanna run that run on sentence by me again Bug? Starting with "It could be just…". I think you're asking where the sponsors were on earlier hits? If that's the case then, hey, there's always a tipping point, a unique event, that starts the ball rolling. A tsunami doesn't start on its own. It takes a certain size earthquake in a special location to get it going.
I don't know if I would qualify The Atlantic article as a "great piece" considering the author identifies himself as a lifelong Hab fan. I usually like my objectivity NON-partisan as much as possible but what the hell.
The "great piece"-ness of it here seems to be an exact rehash of what everyone else is saying against the NHL in the wake of Chara avoiding suspension.
It could be just as much a "great piece" defending the NHL for not throwing Chara to the wolves to appease its sponsors despite him having not transgressed worse than Cooke on Savard who was also acquitted, according to the rules in place and when same said sponsors were nowhere to be heard from.
I think the "great piece"-ness of it in this situation rests on which you side you agree with.
Stephen "What's Goaltender Interference" Walkom and Brad Watson are the officials today.
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
Boone, I LOVE Saturday afternoon hockey – great way to start Saturday night.
…plus the afternoon tall boys make it easier to listen to Grapes
Read your article Mike but he just signed a new 5 year contract. What's that say about the people who run the league?
there's a BIG difference between a nuclear power plant exploded & there was an explosion at a nuclear power plant.
chara = חרה
Not to wish ill will on some fellow human being but…
if Gary Bettman was mugged and the perp shoved him after taking his wallet, I sure hope he sustains a concussion. He'd want the police to catch and prosecute the thug and we'd all call it a walk gone horribly wrong and see nothing wrong "these things happen".
Just read the Atlantic article. Nice to see this isn't going to go away. While I don't want to see another riot, it would be nice to see Bettman remain in the crosshairs along with Chara (and for that matter Lucic after what he did to Dominic Moore) The nepotism/cronyism is absolutely disgusting. As if Murphy isn't kissing Clarence (oops I mean Colin) Campbells arse. Of course I'm biased, but c'mon! And props to Boone for posting the RT link to the blast at the Nuke station. Maybe a few of the sheep here will dig into RT. Very biased of course, but so is Fox news. Nice to get the other side of the story every once in a while. Kinda like the polar sides in our beloved MaxPac debacle.
I was thinking the same thing as I read this….he WOULD be perfect.
I was thinking the same thing as I read this….he WOULD be perfect.
Great article Spats.
I guess it's getting harder and harder for Buttman to keep this under the rug. Nice to see an American magazine calling for him to step down.
This isn't finished.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
Mr Boone –
the author of that excellent Atlantic piece is Andrew Cohen.
There is a columnist called Richard Cohen who writes for the Washinton Post and is one of the most insufferable pompous windbags on the American pundit scene. He is the guy who wrote:
"Iraq not only hasn't accounted for its weapons of mass destruction but without a doubt still retains them. Only a fool — or possibly a Frenchman — could conclude otherwise."
You're right. I fixed it.
Another great thing about the Internet: Stupidity instantly rectified
Though Sopel's left hand is the one broken, I took a look at his last shift against Boston. He was tied up with Ryder and crashed awkwardly into the boards.
Quite possibly this impact aggravated the hand or it's a combination of the two.
Note the new digs! but yeah I'm still on Twitter!
Dryden, as always, puts it well into perspective.
Meanwhile, last week Steve Simmons (the semi self proclaimed king of all hockey media in Toronto) tried to contact him on the already dead horse beaten topic of teams moving back to Winnipeg or QC.
He got blown off initially, and posted this blog which is humorous as Simmons was an initial skeptic to blogging/bloggers.
He got a response, after Dryden read his whiny blog, afterwards.
Note the new digs! but yeah I'm still on Twitter!
I am glad that the hit is getting attention outside of normal hockey circles. The Atlantic is a widely read, respected publication.
I've had friends who don't follow hockey at all approach me about the hit. They're turned off from the league — and I will no longer try to recruit fans to this sport.
I don't have any interest in watching non-Habs games anymore.
I get the Post every day and it's part of my routine to bypass his columns.
Once again I just don't care anymore. I really hope this feeling goes away soon, or at least next season. As of right now I have nothing but disgust for this league. Win or lose, I honestly don't feel it
Bob Cole's been released from his cryo chamber early to call the game for CBC.
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
Didn't watch last game – and still debating on whether or not I should watch this one.
Oh whatever, I'll watch it today. But I am just not into it.
I am not sure this is going to change things but imagine if the numbers swell beyond the millions. Maybe it could be one salvo in the process of removing this slime bag from our game. Please sign up to this FB page:
The Fire Gary Bettman Movement
I don't know, Bugs. The following appears with Cohen's byline.
Andrew Cohen has served as chief legal analyst and legal editor for CBS News and won a Murrow Award as one of the nation's leading legal analysts and commentators.
The fact that he is a fan of the Habs doesn't detract from his inciteful description of the position in which Bettman has placed the league. As an accomplished legal analyst and a Murrow Award winner, I'd give him a pass on his choice of team.
I'm still lacking interest in hockey but I'm going to try and watch this game.
A report from the other side of the world.
I was really surprised to see the MaxPac hit in articles in the London-based Financial Times and the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post today. East Asia is NOT a hockey market. We never get NHL stories here.
The stories were mostly on whether the NHL can suffer blows from the criticism, horrible violence, and sponsors threatening to pull out over health matters like Max Pac's hit. They made Bettman's comment about not flying Air Canada to look really stupid.
Of course, they weren't about the Habs/ Bruins. But Max's broken neck, and the NHL's lack of response, seems to be making noise outside hockey circles.
I hate it when the only attention hockey gets is when something goes horribly wrong. But I'm also glad that this issue is getting attention.
Boone — Thanks for the shout-out to Japan. It was a thoughtful reminder that there's life outside of this game.
Go Habs Go!
Let's go Habs – win one for Max-Pac.
Ergo, any award-winning chief legal analyst and legal editor would agree with him, yes?
Even if they were.., let's say, lifelong Bruins fans?
Do you think Bettman will show up at the game Tuesday night in Montreal?
Listen to this,–http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SO4XPedB9mA
Too bad that the apologists everywhere will simply point out that Dryden is just another biased Habs fan, that if it was a Canadiens player doing it to a Bruins player he would be silent, ask where was he before on other violent hits, and Gary Bettman himself will say that they can always turn to Rogie Vachon if they want the opinion of a goalie from the 1970s.
Go Habs Go!
In an almost perverse way, I'm actually looking forward to hearing what Don Cherry has to say tonight on Coach's Corner. See, the last few weeks Don's been absolutely adamant that Steckel knew what he was doing when he hit Crosby. How's he so sure? Simple: Steckel never looked back after the collision. Well, Chara never looked back either. And since every single person watching in the rink and at home heard the sickening sound of Max's skull impacting on the stanchion loud and clear, you'd think that if Chara hadn't known what he was doing he'd have looked back to see just what the hell had happened. Not to mention the fact that he's shown next to no remorse – unless you count "huh-huh-huh, unfortunate, huh-huh-huh" as remorse.
Ball's in your court, Don. Not that I'm holding my breath.
For all those who think that the Chara hit was a hockey hit gone wrong, can anyone show me a clip of an interference play similar to that of Chara's along the boards on the other side of the rink where, in a similar manner, the defenceman lays out the onrushing player by drilling him head-first into the non-dangerous part of the rink?
I just want to have a comparison. Can't find one? So defenseman usually don't interfere by CRUSHING a player into the boards? You're saying they usually just slow them up? Just as I thought.
All this whinning and moaning, editorial writing, political intervention, corporate self rightousness etc. etc. will do nothing !!! The only people who can effect immediate change in the NHL are the players. They are the ones who make the dangerous hits. They are the ones who choose to make them irregardless of the consequences….whether it be a suspension from the league, or more importantly the injuring of their fellow player. Until they decide to get their heads out of their asses this will not change.
If the league really wants to help in the process I have an idea. Make them start next season wearing pads from the 1940's. Respect and safety would be established within the first 5 games !!!
I actually think that Cherry will come down very, very hard on Chara. Ron (the Weasel) MacLean will do his level best to carry Bettman's water.
Benny has got to get going!!
you tube Scott Stevens….In fact ,a crushing hip check given to Bobby Orr who by then had no lateral movement and pretty well ended Orr's Career, by Larry Robinson to the applause of the fans at the forum!
That weasel-faced money-grubbing bastard is going to hide his weasel @ss deep down some weasel hole.
Mr. Bettman you are not welcome in Montreal. You have been warned.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
Apologies – you did not say ignore. You did suggest that his choice of team precluded the article from greatness. I don't agree.
But – I'm calling a huge game for Benny this afternoon. Two goals, an assist and a couple of big hits.
No, I'm suggesting his partisanship may preclude his article from objectivity, and that a "great piece" could've just as well as been written exposing contrary views.
His article concentrated on legal and CEO-performance issues – neither of which touches on his choice of teams. It would be well-nigh impossible to construct a "great" argument in support of Bettman's regime.
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Read my original reply, and tell me what statement was wrong, Andrew. And please tell me where I've inferred that you are wrong. I did nothing but state MY OPINION. Who do you think you are to then state that my opinion, which I have formed on my years of watching hockey, is less correct than your own? THAT is unreasonable, and if you can't see how that is so, then this conversation is pointless.
You can not be wrong when stating an opinion. I can disagree with your opinion, but I can't in good conscience state that you are wrong in that opinion because I am discounting your ability to form your own opinions. I disagreed with you, I posted my reasons, and nowhere did I attack you. The only fact I will claim to have posted was that Groulx has only served as a goaltending coach for 2 seasons previous to coming to Montreal. Based on that fact, I stated my opinion that there is hardly enough of a body of work on which to judge Groulx's ability to work with goaltenders.
Your reply, that I was wrong based on the first year performance of Melanson with Luongo behind a banged up patchwork defence in Vancouver this season, was confrontational. Do you not see the utter inanity of that comment being used to reinforce your argument that Groulx hasn't failed with a goalie when you look at the year Carey Price had last year? Seriously…that is some seriously flawed logic.
You take issue with my saying that Vokoun had an off-year, basing your rebuttal on his save percentage. Take a look at his goals against average versus the numbers he posted before and after that season as well as his career average…is it not equally fair for me to base my opinion on that number? Are we not both basing our arguments on "observable facts", as you called it? So who is wrong, then? Does somebody have to be wrong?
You're free to disagree with me, stop acting like I'm being unreasonable, Chris. It's petty and immature. You're allowed to be wrong too, you know.
No, you did not.
Sorry to disagree with you, Andrew. It won't happen again.
Don't know what info you're using, because Vokoun has been above his career average numbers every year in Florida for save%. You stated that the same things could be applied to Melanson, but they can't. He's been very limited for several years now, basically good with about half the goaltenders he's worked with, bad with the other half. Bad for Luongo and Price, good for Halak and Huet. Groulx has been good for Vokoun, Anderson, Price and Halak. Unquestionably. This isn't a matter of opinion, Chris. It's very simply observable. So yes, your statment was incorrect. You were wrong.
Should I point out that Vokoun had one of his worst seasons the first year he played for Groulx? Or that Carey Price had his worst season as a professional last year while working under Groulx? Does that make you wrong too?
We differ in opinion. Doesn't make either of us right or wrong.
The need to be "right" or annoint the other side as "wrong" is pretty lame, Andrew, and completely beneath you. Take that advice how you wish.
And Roberto Luongo, who's been atrocious all season, so you're wrong.
Must be serious to shelve him. He took a slapshot off the bucket last season and , if not mistaken, only missed the next practice.
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Who knows how JM's mind works?
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
Thats what I was thinking. LOL
Note the new digs! but yeah I'm still on Twitter!
I for one am astonished the HABS for once have an ironman. I thought that wasn't possible? We always get stuck with the injury prone or whiney (Tanguay….)
This hockey, man. He could have anything from a broken neck to Asperger's Syndrome.
It hit the pressbox? Someone's been juicing that sucker up.
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
Fresh-fruit bags?
The Molson cannon just fired a tee-shirt into he pressbox. Guess who was in the right place at the right time?
Dustin Boyd?
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
Sitting out a few games to watch, reflect and adjust his game last year sure didn't seem to harm Carey Price, judging from his performance.
Sometimes you need a kick in the rear from your coach to get the message. And maybe it is something different, such as a nagging injury. With the amount that Subban gets run by the other team, I wouldn't be shocked if that were the case. And the team certainly wouldn't advertise it if it were the case, as the opposing players would target him even more if they knew he had a nagging injury, much the way they did when Komisarek's nagging injuries became known in his last couple of seasons here.
But Mike, does the T-shirt fit?
Craig Anderson was never starter-quality under he worked with Groulx though, he'd been bouncing around the league until a couple seasons working with Groulx and now he's the #1 goalie for the Avalanche.
Melanson tried to make Carey switch his style, that style that had to that point, had led him to the most successful single-season performance in junior goalie history with the WJC, CHL honours not to mention his AHL Playoff MVP title. He tried to change Price and it did nothing but damage his ability. Groulx got him back to playing the way he should play.
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
PK SUBBAN's name is on the score sheet for nhl.com.
But does it mean he is playing???
There may be other teams, but only ONE Club De Hockey…
Could be, but then you'd think it'd be Gorges sitting, not PK. Who knows the mind of Martin, the guy is made of stone
Gomez better work hard, he's now 1 goal behind Ilya Kovalchuk!
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
"Looking at every goalie he's coached they've all turned in great performances consistently."
The same could be said of Roland Melanson, with the exception of one young kid who is widely acknowledged to have had questionable work habits until he was forced by Jacques Martin to fight for his job last season.
Price was pretty much expected to be the #1 goalie for Canada's world junior team when he was 18, but turned in a poor season and had a poor tryout with the team, ultimately losing a job that was his to lose to Justin Pogge. Melanson had little, if anything, to do with that failure on Price's part.
Price was a young kid who needed to get his butt kicked. Martin did it, and we're seeing the rewards of that. I don't see any reason to point solely to Groulx for this, as he was also in place last season when Price had his worst year as a professional.
Instead, I think the credit belongs to Melanson & Groulx as goalie coaches, Martin as a head coach who finally forced Carey Price to become accountable as a professional hockey player and most of all to Carey Price himself for re-dedicating himself to his craft and learning the very, very hard lesson that was given to him last year when he lost his job as the #1 goalie.
By the way, Groulx was only the goaltending coach in Florida for two seasons (2007-08 and 2008-09)…prior to that, he served as the video coach for the Panthers for two seasons after five seasons as the Ottawa Sentors' video coach. So I'm not sure we really have that much of a sample set on which to judge his efficacy…he's only coached 4 goalies at the NHL level (Vokoun, Anderson, Halak and Price), with three of those goalies already somewhat establishing their career arcs before he began his tutelage.
Btw – does anyone know what Gorges injury is? He's playing through it lately, but what is it? When did he suffer it? I mean he gets banged up night in and night out, it's hard to tell. Ironman-Josh is a warrior
Just a theory. Maybe PK was sitting not only because of his gaffes. Maybe he was tired and possibly hurting a bit. And maybe Webber's role will be to relieve players when they need a small break from the action. It's good to have depth in the D like that and it could result in much fewer injuries.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
Dave – I doubt that Calgary would ever let Iginla go, but if they did it would cost the Habs a fair bit. He has two more years to go (after this year) at $7M a season so that might negate re-signing Markov. Everyone is ready to spend the Hamrlik cap space but most of that is going to have to go to shoring up the D. We would also have to re-sign Price and Subban in the last year of Iginla's contract. Our top six forwards would be making a combined $34M before we even look at the remaining 16 players.
Then there's what Calgary would want in return. They need to save face with their fans (especailly after Burke picked their pocket) so at least two regulars need to go the other way. Who would they be? Well it won't be Boyd. As well, they would want a top prospect, probably two. I'm not talking about the Hamilton wannabes, it would be more like Kristo, MaxPac, or Tinordi.
We're talking about a premiere player who is the face of the franchise and plays for Team Canada. He won't come cheap.
Don't know if this is official or not, but here's what their saying on CJAD
RDS is reporting that it could be Gorges sitting today meaning both PK and Webber would play.
"Hey Richard, two minutes for looking so good!"
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Haha…I don't get it.
I agree with JM if PK sits another game…the kid is very talented but still raw and needs to refine his game to be less individual and more team focused…we win or lose as a team…his flambouyance and soo bee doos are exciting but too risky in the big league…HE IS A ROOKIE!
Sitting out a few games to watch , reflect and adjust his game will not break him..I believe it will only help improve his game and very quickly he will be even more reliable that he i.s today.
i say give gumby (gorges) a rest.
i think he's playing hurt. (i think he always plays a bit hurt, he absorbs everything)
Is Gorges in the warm-up as well?
Groulx deserves a ton of credit, as does Habs management for hiring him. Looking at every goalie he's coached they've all turned in great performances consistently.
Martin should definitely be considered for the Adams, however this sitting Subban thing is making me skeptical. It's very easy to see Subban is one of the best defensemen and players on this team when you look at his play in all 3 zones and the underlying numbers. Ridiculous to keep him out of the lineup in favour of Picard.
So if I understand you correctly, you would prefer to have the Habs be a one D team, if PK's out the D sucks. I would prefer a shut out to show that no matter who plays, the D is solid.
Pete – An interesting and detailed post. I agree with many of your points and player evaluations.
Hamrlik was great last year when Markov was injured but he kind of fell apart near the end from overuse. Spacek runs pretty hot and cold and is doomed to play the right side. Picard seems calm, cool and collected and should be able to play 3rd pairing minutes throughout the year. Weber has just played one game so who knows what he can handle, especially when playoff style hockey begins.
MAB and Johnsson? They can both move and shoot the puck but are shaky in their own end. Health issues are are also a concern for both players. As well, neither guy brings any kind of a physical presence to the game. Top pair minutes? In their dreams.
In terms of the elusive sixth forward, I think we have to be careful when we automatically assume that MaxPac or Eller can handle the job during the playoffs. Both these guys are pretty raw with very limited NHL experience. They show promise but may be a few years away from being able to handle a pressure packed role. Pouliot probably stands the best chance, but if that's going to happen then he needs to take on the role right now. Let him get climatized to the position before the playoffs begin. Moen gets an A for effort but doesn't belong on a top line.
RDS reporting Martin is sitting PK again….
What the heck is this guy thinking!?!?!
Mr. Molson, please fire him!
Like i say, I'm knocking Subban, I love the kid!! However, what he did in Edmonton was stupid, and unfortunately, Martin won't put up with that. I seriously dont think Martin is doing it to hurt the kid, nor to hinder his style, it's a simple "Don't do stupid shit like that when we are leading the game" message, nothing more. PK will get it, come back and thill us all once more … just not when were leading in the 3rd 😉
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If anyone other than puckdaddy wrote an article like that I'd consider it. Say Bob Mac, or Jason M lol, heck especially Julie.
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Hard to say, because I suggest if we lost Plekanec we'd have a far worse record. Price can only stop so many you know.
love the sharks intro that they have on that page.
I'd say so. To put up the kind of start he has in this city, in light of all the trade controversy, fan "love," and so on. But if he gives up four today, trade the bum for a bag o' pucks!
I don't know about you, but if I see Spacek dive and trip up a questionable breakaway one more time…….it's like he doesn't even attempt to over skate the guy. Just DIIIIIIIVE – SLASH – another penalty for Spacek. He drove me nuts all last season with that stuff.
Whereras I can link a nice video of Subban not only overtaking the skater, but pokechecking the puck with touching him illegally. That to me is worth more than a failed soobie-doo or two.
It's nice to see Price get recognized, but to be honest, I'd say no. Vezina maybe. He is playing outrageosuly well but give credit to JM's system. Credit the Habs with making goalies look great. It's part of their tradition. I'd love to see Price get some hardware though. One that gets his initials engraved on it. 😉
I seriously think JM shoud be a coach of the year candidate though. Anybody who thinks this team's success doesn't lie squarely on JM's shoulders doesn't know squat about hockey.
Pierre Groulx (thanks for correcting me a few threads ago guys) has worked wonders with Price and has undone Melanson's damage so he should be given kudos as well.
If true that is just a completely ridiculous decision by JM. Why not give Spacek a break or Gill? Yes, Gill is sometimes fantastic shorthanded but FFS: You scratch your most talented D-Man and let one of the slowest in the league play for the second consecutive game? I really hope we play a real bad game defensively and get a lucky and undeserved 6-5 win in OT.
Clearly this afternoon start has shaken my game. I haven't even gotten a chance to start thinking (drinking) yet. Thank you for setting me straight!
I'd say he pretty damn close Steve. The only other player I would look to right now is Crosby, considering the start that the Pens had. That kid is a hockey machine.
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In this world of equals, one should always carry a measuring stick.
that article is barely readable. so many ads and other stupid shit strewn throughout. damn yahoo!
he's gotta be considered at this point, though.
What are you talking about Dustin, being an HI/O member entitles us to second guess every one of the coach's decisions! Don't you know we're on the same level as him? Shape up your attittude son 😉
Anybody know why we are playing at 2, is Bieber back again tonight? I know Boone has tickets…
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Agreed! I liked his game better when he was just a jerk! 😉
I can't agre that PK has been the worst, but I agree that he seems to be the only one taking crazy chances that are costing us big goals. That being said, you can't sit the vets who aren't making those kinds of mistakes.
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I had been one of Martin's biggest critics, but he's proven me wrong over the past year or so. From my perspective, I don't understand sitting PK again today. My perspective, however, is from the edge of my couch with a cold one in hand. I'm glad I don't get paid to make the hard decisions.
Anyone going to the Habs game in Minnesota, March 20?
Stubbs reports Gorges is taking warm-up but is questionable, JM will not confirm Subban's status for the game.
– I shall always remember Captain Koivu. Habs and Hockey.
You're joking right? Gill – allowing several breakaways, Spacek and Hamr not being able to clear the zone, etc? Gorges having bobbling issues in our own end?
I say our D in general has had issues the past few games. If not for the epic PK abilities we'd be calling for their heads. Really silly to suggest PK is the worst of the bunch.
PK's game changed when he started respecting his opponents.
BTW it's Weber
Not really, Gill and Spacek have had some very bad outings in the last stretch. Our over-35 crew tend to have good and bad nights and we don't know when those nights are going to be.
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Is Carey Price the most valuable player in the NHL so far?
As long as the team plays team defense your post becomes moot. Markov absence hurts short-term but the Habs got by without him for most of last season and most of the play-offs. Their achilles heel was up front against the Flyers. They got shut-out in 3 of 5 games. Markov in the line-up might've changed a few goose eggs bit invariably it was the inability of the forwards to penetrate the dirty zones that killed them in that series.
The expression if it aint broke…..
I'd rather the Habs wait until the trade deadline to see what's available. If at any point a team is desperate it's still better to deal from a strong position. I doubt that the Habs are going to sell the farm at a one-off anymore. Building a championship team takes time and baby steps.
My choice is that the Habs get a true bonafide top 6 power forward, with soft hands and that can scrap. Iginla would be the type of player I'd hope the Habs seek out. Hopefully Calgary decides to rebuild and tank a few seasons like Edmonton is doing. If that's the case the Habs would have to give something up, but not need to completely lay bare the cupboards.
Nevertheless, it's still early in the post-Markov era. Let's see how the cards fall after the December road trip. If the Habs prove to be road warriors then I'd say stay the course. If not I'd have to say cross that bridge when we get there.
Totally disagree
Fearless prediction:If habs trail in this game. Will hear some PK! PK! PK! PK! from the stands.
Ridiculous to sratch your third best player…
for 2 mistakes…after playing 25min….off course when you try you make mistakes…maybe he should just flip the puck on the glass all the time…that way JM wont scratch him…great decision
Completely disagree. Gill has been atrocious during that time. Gorges has been struggling ever since he got his injury. Spacek only looks good when Hamrlik is playing his ass off.
This will be controversial but …
I would suggest that over the last 10 games or so PK has been our worst defenceman. He makes more mistakes than the others, some of which lead to goals. He has not figured out how to be the qb on the pp.
He's going to be a good one for sure, but right now I'm not sure he deserves to play if Webber can continue to do the job (a big if).
Andrei Markov has been the Habs ATOI leader the past several years, a top five PP QBack who produces more points than most 2nd line players in the NHL, and a top pair D-man on most NHL teams. It is almost impossible to overstate the importance of Markov to the Habs defense, despite recent team success without his services.
With Markov out for remainder of season – is there support within the Habs organization to cover top pair minutes?
· Although PK has the confidence of a future top pair D-man, recent events show that it may be best for his growth and Habs long term success for JM to slot PK as 2nd / 3rd pairing with bonus PP time, for now.
· That leaves Hamrlik, Spacek, Gill, & Gorges. Probable over short term, possible for remainder of season, and questionable if Habs have significant playoff hopes.
· Hamrlik and Spacek are prime candidates to wear down if top pair minutes on a regular basis.
· Gorges is a solid #4 D-man and has been Habs ATOI leader this season.
· Gill as #5 works. Terrific on PK, a team leader, but susceptible to speed burn from top line forwards.
· Picard has performed admirably as #6 / 7. Not a top 4 for Habs.
· Weber performed well against NJ and can assist the PP but has not yet shown consistent top 6 D-man skill.
· Carle is a lighter mix of Picard & Weber, and may not get another look.
What I am suggesting is that there is no true #1 D with Markov out, no current top flight #2, at least four D-man that fill spots #3 & 4, and a competent mix of last pairing. Does this cast resemble a top 4 playoff seed?
A number of posts suggest the Habs should bring in a top 6 forward with the LTIR $$. Really? Really?? JM appears to have internal options to fill the 2nd line opening (Pouliot, Eller, MaxPac) when & if he feels the need. Yes, the D has been successful up to this point, but could we not agree that JM's Team D philosophy and CP's Vezina like start have as much or more to do with the Habs success? What happens when CP has several tough outings? Is this D strong enough to cover? Is there is one D-man on the roster capable of playing top pair minutes over the long haul?
Should PG be seeking a top flight D option outside the organization?
UFA signing? (MAB / Kim Johnsson) How many of us were holding a collective breath with MAB in the D zone last year or how about on the PP where a relatively simple pass would inexplicably leap over MAB's stick, creating a SHG rush by the opposing team? Yes, there was the booming shot and several PP goals, but I would ask you if there has been a less reliable D-man in a Habs uni over the last several years?
Trade now? Habs Org depth is starting to rally over the last couple years – does PG trade valuable assets for a top pair D-man? Keep in mind there are only a handful in the NHL that may be available and note that PG would not be dealing from a position of strength if seeking a trade based on need over the next few months.
Wait for Feb 28th trade deadline / short term rental? Maybe. Would hope any PG move to bring in a D-man would be for more than a short term rental. With Hamrlik and Gill UFA at end of season, with the need to lock Gorges up LT, and with the uncertainty of Markov's future, the D situation may become a serious issue going forward.
This setback will impact negotiations and term potential on Markov retention, but as several posters have noted " Markov at 80% is better than anything the Habs could possibly find on the market". PG will likely sign this 32 yr old for multiple years, as Habs Mgmt & fans know that Markov has a Canadian size heart to match the citizenship status.
Just a few pre-game musings from punkster's armchair:
ugh, will have to sit price in fantasy tonight, i think.
i have thomas, bryz and price. bruins vs. leafs (thomas better start!), coyotes vs. panthers.
not to be a debbie downer, but i like the other guys' chances more than price's
The Sharks are shakiest on their D right now, and both their goalies can be really inconsistent. Logan Couture is a talent to watch, but the forwards whiff the puck a lot, and they can play a horrid passing game that makes some of my friends out here drink. If the Habs can play the full 60 they should be able to break the W-L streak they have going on.
Well folks, just woke up and remembered that todays game was on @ 2pm.
Since I have nothing to do today, that is just wonderful news! The "A" game better be in place and for the full 60 minutes. That
line of Thorton, Marleau & Heatley can burn you at any moment if
your not carefull. Let's also not forget, Clowe & Couture. I am sure
Couture is still riding the high from his 2 goal performance against
Bold prediction: Cammalleri gets 2, including the game winner!
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Canadiens excelled in all aspects of the game to win 4-1.
Great work by all four lines.
Cristobal Huet superb.
A huge W, and Super Bowl weekend is off to a super start.
Alex Kovalev got a leg up on the February Molson Cup by being named first star and talked about the team's high level of confidence.
"We put a lot of traffic in front of (Rick DiPietro)," Kovalev said. "We know how good he is when he sees the puck. On a few goals we scored today, he couldn't see the puck. It's definitely harder for the goalie."
Kovalev was asked if he enjoyed the 3:12 he played on the Canadiens' PK.
"As long as I'm skating, as long as I'm on the ice I enjoy it," he said. "We do our best. The PK wasn't great through the first half of the season.
"Coach decided to use me once in a while. It looks like it works. I don't mind. The more he trusts me, the mmore he trusts all the players, the better we play."
In Kovy we trust.
Bring on the Rangers.
on the ice.
Sweet passing.
For some reason I'm getting a blow-out feeling.
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I feel like koivu higgins and ryder don't speak to eachother. They are so disorganized and the only thing i can think of is that they hate each other and refuse to speak 😉
Higgy makes them hold him!
I've made a huge mistake…
If Lats turns out to be as good as Goulet (CBC) then we're laughing.
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I heard about Cole to, from TSN but it just mentioned him as rumored..
I'd love to sign him.
Bouchard from the Wild would also be a good fit, if we can get him in the off-season.
true, but what would we give in return?
Smolinski mouthing the anthem! IN FRENCH!
I heard rumours of eric cole being available. you hear anything boone?
martin st.louis, especially with the bolts sucking so bad and may want to dump some salary.
Anyways, I just went searching through every team in the league and i can't see 1 possible suitor that we can trade with for a winger, except Brad boyes from stl.
No BOB COLE … there is a god
Nobody is laughing at Montreal. And of course UFAs are going to talk with us if Bob is inquiring about their availability. Why wouldn't they? And the UFAs that are signing elsewhere do so because they are getting better offers elsewhere. That's the whole idea of the UFA system that the NHLPA negotiated. Just about all of the players that BG wasn't able to sign have not lived up to expectations. So BG was being realistic about their value while the teams where they signed mostly overpaid.
Starting this summer, we will have even more interest from UFAs because we will be recognized as contenders. UFAs sign with contenders for a discount because of the chance to win some silverware. But even so, I believe that BG will continue to be conservative with regard to UFA signings as we have most of the pieces to the puzzle already. Number one priority would be someone who can fill in for what Ryder was giving us last year. When we get that line producing, our future outlook changes dramatically. Jokinen could be that player, but he is not UFA and we would have to give up too much to get him.
oh, no idea…all i heard is that Breezer and Dandy were going to get at least one of the 2 games this weekend, but no references as to which one
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Haha, thanks guys. looks like we are just as excited as the Kids are today?
wasnt it official that brisbois and dandy were put in and tk and begin out?
thats the only reason why I said it.
8 after 😉
The game is also being shown at http://www.cbc.ca/sports/hockey/
2pm start.
"All bow down before the Komisaurus Rex!"
puck usually drops about ten after.
According to the CBC, it's on CBC.
And according to cbc.ca it's on at 2pm.
"All bow down before the Komisaurus Rex!"
no Tk or Begin? I thought TK played well enough, and I doubt they're gonna move Streit from the blueline yet
lol, well, here's my 2 cents:
I still think we need Streit…offensive creatively is one thing that is really hard to teach, easier to teach being responsible in own zone ect.
Plus, if the Blues want to demonstrate to their fan base they are moving forward, Boyes is a must sign. Lee has been a solid contributer as well.
That is also a lot lot to give up, prospect wise, and for a rental in the Habs position I don't think it'd be worth it…
according to yahoo its on cbc
higgins-lapiere lats
it would be a nice trade but considering they are only 3 points out of the playoffs and have games in hand on everyone in the conference i don't see them giving up their top goal scorer.
Umm for those who said it's on CBC at 2 PM. It is 1:52 and skiing is on.
Does that mean the game starts at 2:30PM?
Question: do you play Ryder? Or do you put Sergei on the Koivu line and put Dandy with the Lats and lap?
btw im asking for opinions on that.
lol, true…although I still wish Smyth had signed here..he would have been a real nice addition on the Koivu line.
Anywho, if Gainey does anything it won't be big. At most, I see Gainey trading Ryder for that defensive centre he mentioned earlier this season.
Brad boyes and lee stempniak and first and 3rd rounder for ryder, streit, grabs, Joe Stejskal and a first rounder
how about if we send grabs or locke?
I'm actually of the mind that Streit is under-rated. From the games I've watched, while he could stand to be a lot more physical, no blue-liner minus Markov can move or pass the puck as well as Streit does. He is a big reason, along with Kovalev and Markov, why we are enjoying a higher percentage PP then last year.
Hammer's struggles aren't because of Streit. Hammer was playing with Breezer before, and I think you'd have a hard time convincing ppl that Streit is more irresponsible then Breezer. Streit is a solid defensman, but has great offensive instincts which help this team a lot.
especially if we can hold onto or improve our current standings and make some serious noise in the playoffs. We will not be a "leverage" team for ufa's anymore
Streit is very much over-rated. He can't keep the puck in on the line. He freezes when opponents preassure him. He has a DECENT shot. He is playing well because he has some offensive mind set, and he has markov and kovalev on his team. The offense can be taught. but his lack of defense can't. he is why hammerlik hasnt been playing so well as of late because hammerlik is responsible for the entire blue line while streit is skating around. Streit value will never be higher and with his 600k cap hit for this year. It will never be a better time to trade him,.
McGuire said Jokinen is headed to the Western Conference.
What marquee free agent is going to sign in Montreal?
They all do the song and dance and drive their price up with the Habs interest and then laugh at the team and Gainey and sign somewhere else.
Oh how is Mullet-head Smyth doing these days in Colorado?
yeah, i'm sure st. louis would go for that……………………..
We also need Streit at this point to run the PP, more so I'd say then we need Boyes.
Re-signing Streit, along with Huet, should be Gainey's two main off-season priorities
Brad boyes anyone? St. louis need pp specialists. Ryder + streit? maybe throw in 1st rounders from both teams?
Agree 100%
I have to agree with Habs-Kat on this one, I don't see the need for the Habs to be that active by the deadline. While there is potential for a deep playoff run this year, I would rather Gainey try to make moves in the off-season then risk messing with the chemistry on the team and, more importantly, give up valuable roster players and prospects for a rental.
Getting Olli would be great, but rentals seem to be most usefull when they are in a supporting role (i.e Weight and Recchi) then when they attempt to become a leading offensive contributer (i.e Forsberg, Tkachuk).
Olli is also in the middle of his contract, and he plus GM/Coach Martin have both denied over and over again that he'll be traded.
i don't see gainey acquiring any big named player unless the other team is willing to take ryder as the key player and that just won't happen. Gainey won't give up the core players like higgy, komi, pleks kosts brothers unless a player like vinny comes into play.
Not looking too far ahead but gainey will get his man this summer via ufa. The only hole in the lineup that will probably need addressing in the top line forward, unlike last summer where we needed a top line forward,a top 3 dman and some checking forwards. We got 3 of the 4 but this july gainey can focus his efforts and dollars on the one player we need, this is my opinion and its open to debate.
Anyone that wouldn't involve Higgins to get Jokinen simply has not seen Jokinen play. He is a poor man's Sundin (and not that poor!). Big, strong, soft hands, wears the C for a reason. No brainer in my opinion. And by the way LeClaire was in another league from Higgins as well.
The way Gainey has played his cards from the get-go I would be shocked to see Higgins being shipped out in some sort of package for Jokinen.
There's nothing on this team that I want to give up that the Panthers would take for Jokinen. UFA acquisitions are the safest. Case closed.
All this Jokinen talk is old news on this site (sorry Mike) – we went through it on another thread a few days ago.
Forberg is another deal altogether. He may well be done and could get hurt at any minute but the beauty is that he comes absolutely free – in fact the Habs could offer him all their remaining cap space to sign for the rest of the year (as long as that's not more than 20% of the team cap max) Alas, I doubt he would ever come to Montreal. Colorado has been mentioned but even with Forsberg they have no hope of beating Detroit or Anaheim. There's certainly no Cup there anytime soon. Ottawa? I wouldn't judge them by what's going on right now, they will be a force come playoff time. Murray just has to figure out which goalie he wants to ride. Forsberg would give the Sens two dynamic duos. Philly? If Forsberg goes there, then they become the leading candidate to take the East. BUT if Fosberg ever signed with the Habs then he would be perfect for Higgins and Koivu. Then we could trade Ryder and a defensive prospect for a 4th defenseman and then the Habs become a contender who could get to the finals. It would also have no impact on our teams' makeup for next year. Will it happen? Dream On.
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No way would I trade Higgins for Jokinen, even though Jokinen is a better player. The reason I'm saying this is because Higgins loves playing in Montreal, he grew up as a Hab fan and bleeds red, white and blue, and even though he isn't having a great year I would keep him. He will get better and will come out of his slump. If he was traded I fear he would come back to haunt us a la John LeClair. And we all know what he did to the Habs whenever he played them.Also I think such a move could damage the chemistry the team has right now, which is great. Higgins is a popular guy in the room (at least that's what I think), would the Habs really want to risk that? I don't think so.
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The thread title says it all. It seems nobody really has any solid information, and I'd really like to know. I've been dosing 50-150mg a day for a few weeks.
The thread title says it all. It seems nobody really has any solid information, and I'd really like to know. I've been dosing 50-150mg a day for a few weeks.
I'd like to know as well
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I havent seen any research indicating that it is. Isn't it just Gaba molecularly bonded to Niacin?
Why would anybody even imagine that it could be a MAOI???
You could ask whether elves have purple belly buttons and not get solid information on that too!!
No idea man. So many sources say it IS, that its weird. on the other hand, a friend of mine took about 600mg in a day, said he felt nothing, and went out drinking, and hes just fine. There is a lot of confusing (mis) information about picamilon.
You must be confused, What sources say it's a MAOI? It's just GABA and Niacin. The Niacin helps the Gaba cross the BBB. Low doses it can make you calm and focused. High doses dizzy, hyperawarness and vigilance, drunk/high like feeling.
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A lot of online forums say it may be a reversible mao-b or mao-a, with mild action. I wish someone could share anecdotes about combining it with ssri or something that would interact with mao inhibitors. Mostly I want to know since I have largely stopped taking antihistamines due to this fear, and sometimes I need the allergy relief. I refer to benadryl or nyquil (never together of course)
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