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Thursday, February 24, 2005

London Free Press: Today Section - Lamberts' genius came in making comedy look easy

I met Heath on a picture that I was doing with him years ago. He had a wonderful sense of humor, a great soul.
London Free Press: Today Section - Lamberts' genius came in making comedy look easy: "Heath Lamberts, a 'naturally funny' Toronto-born comedic actor and acclaimed veteran of the stage, died early yesterday in a Pittsburgh hospital. Lamberts, 63, had been in remission after being diagnosed with cancer about five years ago, but had a recurrence recently and the cancer had spread to his vital organs, said Andrew Paul, artistic director of the Pittsburgh Irish & Classical Theatre. "

Tuesday, February 22, 2005

National Post

This article is an interview of Sandra Dee in 1962. Interesting interview and beautiful picture as well.
National Post: "Sandra Dee, who died on Sunday at the age of 63, was in many ways the original teen starlet."

Monday, February 21, 2005

CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Hockey - Hockey game ends after 240 hours

There are some in Canada who love hockey so much they'll play it for hours even days at a time. Lots of money raised for charity in this one.
CANOE -- SLAM! Sports - Hockey - Hockey game ends after 240 hours: "Exhausted players threw their arms around one another Monday after surviving 240 hours of goals, slapshots and pulled muscles in what they hope will be declared the world's longest hockey game. "

Sunday, February 20, 2005

Sandra Dee

She had the looks and style that set the mood for the 60s. She was every boy's girl next door. As a model, she typified the innocent fresh teenage look. That's quite a change from the hot look today.
Sandra Dee

Saturday, February 19, 2005


Where has the love of the game gone? Posted by Hello

Friday, February 18, 2005

TheStar.com - NHL talks: How not to negotiate

If you thought that NHL negotiations were a joke from the start, you probably were right.
A new beginning in house cleaning would be to fire both Gary Bettman and Bob Goodenow.
TheStar.com - NHL talks: How not to negotiate: "When NHL commissioner Gary Bettman revealed in October 2003 that he and union boss Bob Goodenow had opened talks on a new labour contract, it was obvious how the two felt about each
other."

Thursday, February 17, 2005

TheStar.com - Gretzky, Lemieux must step in to save hockey

Is the NHL ready for new leadership? After this year's grubby "management/union???" confrontations, you bet it is.
A stiff new broom sweeps clean.
TheStar.com - Gretzky, Lemieux must step in to save hockey

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