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Rick Nash's last memory of the IIHF World Hockey Championship is one he'd just as soon forget.
Sitting in the penalty box, he had a front row seat for Ilya Kovalchuk's golden goal three years ago in Quebec City. Nash had accidentally cleared the puck over the glass from his own zone and Russia wasted no time capitalizing on the error in front of a stunned home crowd.
"It was devastating," said Ken Hitchcock, the Canadian coach then and now.
Nash will captain the team when it opens the tournament this week in Slovakia, but he is far from the only player on the roster with first-hand knowledge about how tough it will be to win. Three others have lost gold-medal games in recent years and six were part of the squad that finished a disappointing seventh last spring.
If there's one unifying theme the runs through a group of players from 11 different NHL teams, it's the desire to seek some measure of redemption.
Hockey Canada expects to bring home gold every time it sends a team to this event, but that standard has proven extremely difficult to achieve. The country has won the world championship five times over the past 20 years, the last coming in Moscow in 2007 thanks in large part to a dominant performance from Nash.
The building blocks for this year's team started to be assembled more than a week ago when the 19 committed players - a few more are still to be added by general manager Dave Nonis - gathered for a relaxed training camp split between Paris and Prague.
With nine tournament games needed to win gold, the goal is to ease into the 19-day event.
"You have to really focus on the bonding and togetherness and fun," said Hitchcock. "Because when it starts to crank up it's like a toboggan going downhill - it gets going and then it really gets going fast.
"You can't carry too much of a burden with you early by overcooking things."
Canada will take its first meaningful steps with a game against Belarus on Friday in Kosice, Slovakia. It will also face France and Switzerland in the preliminary round - games that will be important as the players attempt to grow into a cohesive unit.
The oldest member of the group is 28-year-old centre Antoine Vermette, who is representing Canada for the first time. The most experienced players are Nash, Jason Spezza, Dion Phaneuf and Brent Burns, all of whom have played in a gold-medal game at the world championship.
Among the six returnees from last year are John Tavares, Matt Duchene and Jordan Eberle, who are exactly the kind of players Hockey Canada loves sending to this tournament. Still only 20, each of those talented forwards is eager to make a statement on the international stage and help put his name in the conversation for the next Olympic team.
Nonis is permitted to add as many as six more bodies to his roster before the end of the event, but he's unlikely to call on that many.
"We felt that if we could put together a strong group right off the bat that it would allow them to come together and do some of the growing pains that you need to become a team," said Nonis.
The biggest decision facing Hitchcock's coaching staff is how to use the goaltenders.
James Reimer of the Toronto Maple Leafs and Devan Dubnyk of the Edmonton Oilers are both coming off their rookie season in the NHL, although Dubnyk attended last year's world championship as an alternate. While Nonis plans to add a third goalie to the mix for this event, it won't necessarily be someone with more experience than those two.
"We told both James and Devan that we don't know where they're going to play - they might be the No. 1, they might be the No. 2," said Nonis. "They're pretty young guys so you look at them and say there's not a whole lot of experience. But the flipside of that is both of those players were No. 1 goaltenders for significant stretches during the course of this season.
"They've both played some pretty big games and we're comfortable that if those are our two goaltenders throughout the whole tournament we'll be fine."
Canada will be facing a familiar group of challengers.
Just six countries have claimed world championship gold over the last two decades and the Czechs proved last year that it doesn't always take a star-studded roster to get it done. Led by veteran Jaromir Jagr and playing with only three current NHLers, they knocked off a talented Russian team that included Alex Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk, Evgeni Malkin and Pavel Datsyuk.
Both of those countries should be tough again.
Kovalchuk is back once more for Russia while the Czechs managed to lure a stronger crop from the NHL, including Patrik Elias, Martin Havlat and Milan Michalek. Other top contenders include Sweden and Finland, who are in the mix for a medal virtually every year.
The biggest wild card is Slovakia, which is hosting this event for the first time since becoming an independent state and will be looking to build off a fourth-place finish at the Vancouver Olympics. All of its games are slated for the 9,500-seat Orange Arena in Bratislava and players are hoping to feed off an anticipated wave of enthusiasm from fans.
"People are really fired up," said Slovak defenceman Milan Jurcina. "The tickets are already sold out for Slovakia games and I think Canada, too. It should be pretty great crowds."
The atmosphere is one of the main things that separates the world championship from what players are accustomed to seeing in the NHL. Fans often chant, sing and stomp throughout a game - behaviour seldom seen in North American arenas.
It's just one of the many learning experiences this event offers those who have had their NHL season end early. The world championship also allows players to compete on the bigger international ice surface, face different defensive styles and, of course, win a gold medal while representing their country.
Nash has already experienced international success since the disappointing finish to the 2008 world championship. He was a member of the Olympic team that blitzed Russia in the quarter-finals on the way to winning gold at the Vancouver Games last year - a result Hitchcock believes was directly related to information gleaned from the loss in Quebec City.
"I think that game really helped from a planning standpoint when we played against (Russia) in the Olympics," said Hitchcock. "(We) had gone through the experience of sitting back on your heels a little too much and being afraid of what they can bring.
"We just went right after them and stayed after them. We didn't let up."
It will no doubt be a lesson he reminds this team about before the gold medals are handed out in Bratislava on May 15.


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Back in late November I felt obliged to write about Amazon's e-book reader, the Kindle. The holidays were coming and many people were considering buying one of these gadgets, either for personal use or to give as gifts.
Parents also wondered if this device, or one of its competitors, might stimulate their children to read more. Some research and a few surveys of Kindle users provided so many ideas that the intended article turned into a four-part series.
I learned that many devoted book readers rejected Kindles based on their love of the sensory qualities of traditional books: their feel, their colorful jackets, the sounds that paper makes when a page is turned, the beauty of a row of books on a shelf, even books' smell. Not to mention such emotional factors as pride of ownership and the attachment people feel for books as their long-term companions. How could a piece of plastic compare with all that?
The answer depends, I wrote back then, on what you want from the books you buy. The function of a book determines its shape, weight, and type fonts. Historically, once books reached a certain length, dividing them into turnable pages became the simplest way to present a writer's thoughts to a reader. People fall in love with that format – more power to them – but their esteem does not mean the "machine" can't be improved.
For sheer ease, the electronic reader is much more efficient than a paper-and-pages bound book. Once you've gone through the steps needed to get to "page one" of an e-book, each page is "turned" by lightly pressing the thumb that holds the reader. The e-book is lighter than a wood pulp book, weighing only a few ounces, no matter how "thick" the book it contains. And its weight is not affected by how many books the Kindle's database contains.
(It's marvelous how so much of the book-based terminology we know has become metaphoric when used by the new technology.)
So, no doubt about it, the e-reader is lighter and more efficient for reading. But can a longtime reader (i.e. an "older" person) enjoy reading a story on such a cold, bloodless device? I decided to test drive a borrowed Kindle last December by reading three books on it. Two of the books were about American history, and one was a novel meant to serve as a real stress test for the plastic machine: "Madame Bovary."
I can read a good American history book on the back of a cereal box, if necessary, and still enjoy it, but what about "Madame Bovary"? Flaubert's classic is a masterpiece of delicacy and irony, expressed in rhythmic and poetic language. How would it hold up? Could I still escape into the world of 19th-century France via a piece of electronics?
My answer turned out to be yes. It cost only 99 cents, was delivered to the Kindle within a minute of my ordering it and took only about 15 minutes to get used to using. After that, "Madame Bovary" was as enjoyable as ever. I bought a Kindle that week.
For my first purchase I downloaded Laura Hillenbrand's "Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption" (2010). I made it a point to carry the Kindle with me everywhere and finished the book quickly. I'd say the experience was as good as reading a traditional book.
After that I felt obliged to justify the $119 (plus $35 for a leather carry case) I'd spent purchasing the Kindle, so I ordered another title, envisioning a life of successive Kindle readings. I bought Hank Bordowitz's "Dirty Little Secrets of the Record Business: Why So Much Music You Hear Sucks" (2007). I ordered this book because I knew the author had also written, "Bad Moon Rising: The Unofficial History of Creedence Clearwater Revival" (1998) one of the saddest rock biographies I've ever read.
I mentioned that fact in a column, back in 2009. Soon after, Bordowitz wrote to thank me. (Not a mystery. "Google Alert," is a command anyone can give Google, which will then notify you anytime that your name, or favorite topic, appears within Google's purview.) Bordowitz and I corresponded for a while after that, getting me interested in his career and curious enough about his "Dirty Little Secrets" to buy, read it and enjoy it.
Each of these books cost me, I think, $14.95, a fairly standard price for recently published mainstream titles. Bordowitz' book, however, was the last Kindle purchase I made. That was in February, nearly half a year ago. You may wonder why I stopped using my Kindle.
Basically, Kindle doesn't offer much of what I want to read. For example, since January I have been researching the world of bullfighting and its role in Spanish culture. Nothing I've wanted to read was available in Kindle format. So, I borrowed what I needed from the Free Library of Philadelphia, and bought the rest. (By the way, I don't think I'd like to have research material available to me only in e-book form. The format is clumsy in terms of jumping back and forth and marginal note taking. And important illustrations are either omitted or lack clarity.)
Another factor helping create spider webs on my Kindle arises from the nature of my pleasure reading this year. I've been trying to read every translated book published by Europa Editions. (I wrote several columns about this publishing house back in January and February of this year). At the time, Kindle did not offer any of these books for sale. They do now, but so far I've had very good luck getting them from the Free Library of Philadelphia, which offers at least 50 of these titles.
Finally, at the risk of sounding non-supportive of the arts, I find Kindle's prices to be too high (even though they're lower than bookstore prices: new releases @ $14.95; Europas: @ $12.00). I know that doesn't help feed the authors who wrote them, but I don't want to buy a book I can get for free from the library. Especially a book I'll probably read only once and not have room for on my own library's shelves.
Did I take my Kindle on vacation? Yes. But I also took three library-borrowed Europa Editions and bought two paperbacks (at retail!) while up in Maine – my customary vacation spending spree.
Did I take my Kindle out of my suitcase while away? No.
One man's story. I know plenty of people who love their Kindles. I'd be one of them if they sold what I want to read and sold it cheaper. So far, it's hard for Kindle to compete with free.


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A Taiwanese company has provoked an angry response because of an advertising campaign using large subway billboards featuring a cartoon figure of a smiling Adolf Hitler. The advertisements are for German-made electric space heaters.
Israeli and German culture and trade officials in Taipei said yesterday they were appalled by the ad.
The maker of the space heaters, DBK, based in the southwest German city of Kandel, said it would order an immediate halt to the campaign.
The ad shows Hitler in a khaki uniform and black jackboots, his right arm raised high in a Nazi salute. Above him is a slogan that says "Declare war on the cold front!"
There are no swastikas in the ad, but the Hitler figure wears a red arm band on his left arm with a white circle bearing the German manufacturer's name.
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"We decided to use Hitler because as soon as you see him, you think of Germany. It leaves a deep impression," said Shen, who works in the company's planning and design department.
Shen said the company had not been worried that the public would have a negative reaction to an ad that features a man who oversaw the killing of millions of Jews during World War II.
"Most people in Taiwan are not that sensitive about Hitler," she said.
Shen could not say whether the German firm had been informed about the contents of the ad.
"As always, we do our promotion planning independently and we report what we have done to DBK afterwards," she said in a press statement.
At DBK headquarters in Kandel, executive director Hans-Hermann Alfers said the company had first heard about the ad on Friday.
Alfers said the company's managers were not immediately sure who was behind the ad, but they will order an immediate stop to the campaign.
Uri Gutman of the Israel Economic and Cultural Office in Taipei said the advertisement was "unbelievable."
He feared using Hitler's image in such ads would make Nazi atrocities during World War II seem less real.
"It supports the denial of the Holocaust," said Gutman, referring to fringe theories that the Nazis did not kill Jews.
German officials in Taiwan also objected to the ad.
"We are not happy about this, this is not an appropriate way to make an advertisement," said Dr Hilmar Kaht, director general of the German Trade Office in Taipei , yesterday.
Kaht said while the intention of the ad is to tell consumers that the space heater is a German product, which he does not object to, he added that: "They should not use any political advertisement, especially not from Nazi times ... It creates a negative image of Germany and legitimizes the crimes of the Nazi regime by playing it down."
"Such an ad would be forbidden in Germany," Kaht said.
Patricia Kortmann of the German Cultural Center in Taipei was dismayed by the ad and doubted a German firm would approve it.
"It sounds too absurd to me that a German company would agree to such an advertising strategy," Kortmann said.
Johannes Goeth of the German Trade Office in Taipei also doubted that the manufacturer knew about the ad beforehand. He said the trade office faxed DBK a letter two weeks ago telling it about the ad but had yet to receive a reply.
Both Kortmann and Goeth said the advertisement didn't surprise them because they often encounter Taiwanese who admire Hitler and lack a deep understanding of European history.


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I have Stage I breast cancer and was treated with lumpectomy and radiation. I tried tamoxifen for about 9 months and then stopped because I was worried about stroke and didn't like the side effects. I was diagnosed in November of 2002 and stopped taking tamoxifen by December of 2003.
All is fine, yet I went to the surgeon (he happens to be new, my original surgeon moved) and he asked why I wasn't taking Arimidex. Maybe he was just curious, but so my question is this: haven't I passed the window of opportunity? What percentage would I gain from starting it now and how long would I take it? It has been nearly 2 years [since I stopped].
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Back in Wotlk Miss Medicina had a big project going on that had a huge success: Circle of Healers. I think that was what made me start blogging. I wanted to give some answers and I wanted to do it the proper way so, I created this blog.
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Circle of Healers – Cataclysm edition
- What are the name, class, and spec of your primary healer?
Bati, Discipline Priest (lately I have started to enjoy holy again but I will go for discipline at any point)
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Johnny and Williah Simpson will celebrate their 72nd anniversary on Jan. 10, 2009.
Johnny and Williah were married at the Grant County Court House in Williamstown.
The couple have four children.
Their names are Wilbur Simpson, Betty Rodgers and Beverly Mulberry, all of Crittenden, and the late Layle Simpson.
The couple has four grandchildren, Brian Rodgers, Michelle King, Deanna Gabbert and Dustin Mulberry and six great grandchildren, Brittany, Morgan, Mason, Cody, Carter and Parker.
Jackie and Lovell Caldwell will celebrate their 50th anniversary on Jan. 16, 2009.
The couple were married by Bro. Marvin Warner at Corinth Baptist Church in Corinth.
In observance of their anniversary, a party will be from 2 to 4 p.m. on Jan. 18 at the Farm Bureau building in Williamstown. The party is given by their children.
Jackie and Lovell have three children. Their names are Kevin Caldwell of Dry Ridge, Tracie Tillery of Florence and Terry Caldwell of Corinth.
Hi! My name is Donovan Ty Abney. I was born on Jan. 12, 2006, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Edgewood.
My mother is Rebecca "Bookie" Abney.
My grandparents are Donna Robinson of Dry Ridge, Dillard and Mary Abney of Taylor Mill and Betty and Jack Borman of Villa Hills.
My favorite things to do are to play outside, cars, trucks and dinosaurs. I also love playing with all of my cousins, I have 13 and one on the way. My aunts and uncles spoil me rotten, they play with me and just can't get enough.
Casey and Kristi Kinman of Dry Ridge announce the birth of their twins.
Emmy Lynn and Tucker Lee were born at 5:30 a.m. on Sept. 25, 2008 at St. Luke Hospital.
Emmy Lynn weighed 5 pounds, 8 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Tucker Lee weighed 5 pounds, 1 ounce and was 18 inches long.
Their maternal grandparents are David and Pam Pennington of Dry Ridge.
Their paternal grandparents are Arthur and Pat Kinman of Dry Ridge.
Emmy and Tucker were welcomed home by their cousins, Brailynn and Cole.
Jewell Martin and the late Randall Martin, and Debra Peters and Robert Flege, both of Williamstown announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nikki Flege, to Jeffrey Marshall Jr., son of Rebecca Marshall Jones and Jeff Marshall Sr. and Ralph and Georgia Marshall, both of Williamstown.
The wedding is being planned for 2:30 p.m. on Jan. 10 at Williamstown Baptist Church. A reception will follow at the American Legion Hall in Williamstown.
The bride is a 2001 graduate of Williamstown High School.
Ann Lanter's 90th birthday on Nov. 16, 2008 was celebrated by members of the Faithful Workers Sunday school class at Dry Ridge Baptist Church, a class she taught until a few months ago.
Post 6 Kentucky State Police retired troopers, officers and staff attended as well. Lanter retired from Post 6 in Dry Ridge.
Family members and friends attended the celebration and shared punch, cake and other delicacies with Lanter.
Alexander Reunion
The descendants of the late Ollie and Agnes Speagle Alexander attempted to meet at Walton Park on Sept. 14, 2008 for their annual reunion. Due to the remnants of Hurricane Ike, the event was moved to a cousin's home.
Those attending were:
From out of state: Donald and Juva Alexander of Jackson, Mich. And Donna Alexander of Ypsilanti, Mich., Paul W. and Doris Alexander of Vevay, Ind. and Robert Alexander and Pam Lucas of Madison, Ind.
Wondering what to give that special someone who has everything for Christmas? Or, trying to find something distinctive yet affordable for a unique person in your life? Want to have something different to do in Grant County for the holidays? Look no farther! Grant County Community Enrichment Through the Arts (CETA) has their Third Annual "Give the Gift of Art" exhibit going on now through Jan. 10, 2009.
Kyle and Jenka Conrad of San Diego, Cal. announce the birth of their first child.
Taylor Lynn was born at 2:58 a.m. on Sept. 26, 2008 at Georgetown.
She weighed 6 pounds, 15 ounces and was 18 inches long.
Her maternal grandparents are Rachel Taylor and Mike Lockwood of Dry Ridge.
Her maternal great grandparents are Babe and Faye Taylor of Dry Ridge and George and Reda Lockwood of Williamstown.
Her paternal grandparents are Chris and Judy Conrad of Dry Ridge.
Her paternal great grandparents are Faye and Ulysses Noe of Prebble County, Ohio.
Hi! My name is Carson Kenneth Dwain Osborne. I was born on April 11, 2007 at St. Luke Hospital West in Florence.
My parents are Donnie and Chrissie Osborne of Dry Ridge.
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If you were me last night, this is what you got to look at. Let me tell you how I came to find myself determined to stare into these beautiful eyes a couple of nights a week.
By the end of his last working weekend we sent the boys off to bed and then I simply sat down on his lap and gazed into his eyes. And suddenly all the yuckiness melted away and I proclaimed how much I missed him. That sitting and gazing was so important. I read that looking into someone's eyes will illicit feelings of falling in love and deep connectedness, that gazing is a very naked thing to do. It creates a sort of vulnerability, and emotional vulnerability in both partners is important in a strong relationship. At least in my opinion, and since I have a bacholors degree in Family Studies, then of course I'm
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Gary Busey Thinks Hobbits Exist + Tells Us What He Thinks 'Horny' Really Means [VIDEOS]
Gary Busey was involved in a nasty motorcycle accident back in 1988, in which the devout opponent of mandatory helmet laws suffered an injury that almost killed him. He was considered loopy before that, but maybe that nasty blow to the head made matters worse.
Case in point? His YouTube series 'The Busey Zone,' where he rambles about ... well, everything. And this week, in a video he calls 'Hornyism,' Busey discusses Hobbits, South Koreans, baby reindeer, Lapland and the very nature of the word "horny." Through song.
As he explains in the aforementioned video, "Horny starts with an H. The letter H. Hobbits start with the letter H. Horny Hobbits are thriving in Middle-earth. They don't know what a reindeer is, but they're horny like you can't believe it."
This isn't the first time Gary has said Hobbits are real (sounds like he and Megan Fox would have a lot in common these days). In another video, he rambled about their existence, how they're descended from moles and have special burps. You can check out that video below.
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Bill Cable to Retire After 40 Years of Public Service
WASHINGTON - House Majority Leader Steny H. Hoyer (MD) announced yesterday that his Chief of Staff, Bill Cable, will retire on June 1. Hoyer has selected Terry Lierman, currently the State Chairman of the Maryland Democratic Party, as his new Chief of Staff.
"I am sad that after 40 years of public service and dedication to the Democratic Party, Bill Cable has decided to retire at the end of this month," Hoyer said. "He has been an exceptional Chief of Staff, and I wish him all the best as he retires to spend more time with his wife and his grandson, Jackson."
"However, I am delighted that Terry Lierman has agreed to come on board," Hoyer added. "With his deep knowledge of national and Maryland state politics, as well as extensive policy experience, Terry's expertise will help us run the House Floor effectively while advancing the Democratic agenda. I am confident that he will make a terrific Chief of Staff."
Cable began his career on the Hill 40 years ago, and then served as a Deputy Assistant to President Carter. He worked at Timmons and Company as Vice President and General Counsel for 17 years. Cable returned to the Hill several years ago to serve in several positions, including as Democratic Staff Director for the House Administration Committee under then-Ranking Democrat Hoyer and Administrative Counsel at the CAO. He became Hoyer's Chief of Staff in his Whip Office early last year.
Lierman has served as the State Chairman of the Maryland Democratic Party since 2004, following his role as National Finance Co-Chair on Howard Dean's presidential campaign. A former candidate for Congress in 2000, Lierman founded and directed Capitol Associates, a consulting firm focused on health issues, and previously served as Staff Director for the Senate Committee on Appropriations.


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Basically, I want an iPad. Really bad. Yes they are cool, but I want it for one reason and one reason alone: reading. More specifically, my real wish is to have digital versions of all my books, commentaries, seminary handouts and course documents, lecture notes, papers I have written, journal articles, Bible Studies, magazines and of course, my full Accordance library, archived, indexed, organized and stored on the Apple iPad.
I believe others would like this as well. If you are like me, you already have Apple devices that play music and videos and get your email. Fine that the iPad does that too. What really interested me in the device was the ability to have one device for all my documents organized and with me all the time. Now that is a ministry tool, especially if Accordance is in the mix.
Is anyone else thinking about doing this? If you are like me, much of your life is digital already: music, podcasts, lectures, video, software. The only thing not accessible to me now are the stacks and stacks of invaluable reading material that I acquired in seminary. I never touch it because it is sitting on shelves, not organized and not searchable (unless I actually get up out of my chair, not likely). I want my paper archive to be digitally organized and harmonized like everything else is.
Below are my thoughts so far for this process, and where I ask anyone to jump in and offer thoughts and suggestions...
1) I have lots of papers to scan. No problem, I found a great scanner that has a paper feed, and does two-sided scanning to pdf, and is portable (the Fujitsu s300M, "M" being for Mac, of course).
2) PDF is the dominant digital reading format, but iBooks is in EPUB. There is a great, free converter tool called Calibre (www.calibre-ebook.com) that can convert pdf to EPUB, making it iBooks friendly. However, there may be formatting differences that make the newly converted EPUB File not work like the pdf did. Should I just leave the pdf's alone and access them through another app or convert them to EPUB?
3) Thankfully Kindle books will be iPad friendly with the Kindle App, which is cool because Amazon has the biggest selection of ebooks around.
Is there any other thoughts on this you guys might want to throw in the ring about this project? I would love any ideas, feedback or discussion on this.
(If you are the Admin, sorry if this post is in the wrong category. I just put it near the other iPad thread. Move it if you need to, thanks!)
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