Apple iPad Specs RevealedAs we’re listening into the Apple tablet event, more technical details about the just revealed Apple iPad are finally starting to creep out. The overview: thin, fast, lots of flash storage and more.
Here’s what we know so far:
Apple’s own 1 GHz Apple A4 chip
16 – 64 GB of Flash storage
Bluetooth 2.1
802.11n
10 hours of battery life
Speaker, microphone and 30-pin connector
Fully multi-touch
9.7 inch IPS LCD
Half an inch thick
Accelerometer and Compass
Green Aliens invade GM Place
The Preds player DOES NOT look amused 
It's time for a change!!!!I've had it with the excuses that jacque martin tells the media, I'm blaming Marin and Gainey for the loss tonight against the habs. he has the balls to go out on TV saying he has no idea why the habs didn't put an effort on the ice. try maybe some sun stroke, the habs have not practiced since there win on Sunday. he gave them 2 days off and one whole day in Florida. then he has the cahones to say that his team just didn't show up, what kind of coach lets his players relax in the sun, the climate is only going to get to there heads, maybe he spent to much time in the sun himself. I'm also blaming gainey because he couldn't figure it out him self. why in gods name would a seasoned coach be so blind, in my opinion there's going to be a change not only in management but also behind the bench.
It's time for a change!!!! why do you think the habs played the trap during the 2ND and 3rd period, maybe because the coach realized he screwed up giving these guys 2 days off, not even a morning skate, they were like marshmallows on the ice. he realized after the 1st that they had no energy to keep up with the tempo of an offensive attack. i hope that tomorrows game against the lightning will be different and maybe let them skate a bit in the morning.
I'm fed up and can't wait for a change? i will continue to cheer my glorieux but my aspirations for a playoff run is over.
NHL Gamecenter free tonight (26/01/10)
Just to let everyone know, NHL Gamecenter will be free tonight for everyone, so you can watch 4 games at once!
5 for me if you add the Habs game 
https://gamecenter.nhl.com/nhlgc/secure/registerform?free=true&intcmpid=...
Bye Bye Big George LaraqueBye Bye Big George Laraque, according to Rds.ca this morning the canadiens de montreal released the big enforcer after having a dismil year and half:
"Le directeur général Bob Gainey a contacté Laraque ce matin pour lui indiquer qu’il ne faisait plus partie des plans du club, car l’entraîneur-chef Jacques Martin ne croit plus en lui qui pense que l’équipe peut gagner sans son homme fort.
« Un manque de classe », a dit spontanément Laraque à notre collègue Darren Dreger de notre station sœur TSN.
Le Montréalais, qui avait paraphé une entente de trois ans d’une valeur de 4,5 millions $ US le 3 juillet 2008, sera payé jusqu’à la fin de la saison et la dernière année de son contrat sera rachetée cet été."
Laraque était à couteaux tirés avec son entraîneur après avoir récemment déclaré qu’il n’était pas en mesure d’aider ses coéquipiers en passant seulement trois minutes par match sur la patinoire.(rds.ca)
now this comes only 1 week after the Big guy scored his first goal as a memeber of the glorieux.
on a personal note i am really happy about this turn of event, i would like to point out what he said to darren dreger from rds's sister company tsn: "un Manque de class", now why in gods name will bob gainey call george in his office to let him go, it's not like he's done anyhting but bench warm and and keep the media happy. all he never earned his ice time and he never once admitted it, all he did was use the media to his advantage and blast his coaches including Carbo last season, if he wants ice time he has to earn it.
i think it's what he after sundays game in NY that hit the nail on the coffin, when he stated that he would of like to be on the ice to help, all he had to do was grab Boyes on his next shift. to go ahead and say the canadiens were classless in the way they let him go is unjustified on his part and he should be ashamed of being called the toughest man the league, he's a hasbeen and and will never be the same with a back like his. for all i care he can go back to Edmonton and spread his veagan loins there.
don't forget people we have a tough guy that has a winning percentage 85% in the minours and he's fighting men without fear,
Eric Neilson is 6'1 and 210 pounds, he has 85 penalty mins with 1G and 2A, he has heart grit and isn't affraid to get dirty, he doesn't ask to dance and he just dances. the best part is he costs a fraction of the price.
team toughness is what Martin wants, funny because Carbo and Julien Preached the same thing. Gainey started the year off with a change of character trading and signing like crazy and he continues to play like Brian Burk during the season, he's hungry for some talent and a trade is on the horizon, with the buy out this liberates 1.5 million on the cap which gives roughly 4.5m of free space on the cap. i don't know who it's going to be but i like what i see.
i will end with this statement i dont remember which analyst stated it but i will quote who ever it was "In Bob We Trust!!!". he's still the head huncho and im pretty sure one guy will be happy about the news, right mister Ron Fornier (great show by the way).
Go! Habs! Go!
Writen By Eric Danis
Habs Weekend of WoeAfter losing two "four point" games this past weekend, the Habs are now sitting ninth in the Eastern Conference.
More on the two games, and what it means here
Bob Gainey's FacebookIt's lulz:
http://www.mauvaisoeil.com/extras/gainey/en/index.html #OffTopic
League Investigating Penguins and FSNWouldn't surprise me if this were true:
The NHL yesterday said it was investigating why the Pittsburgh Penguins' TV-rights holder withheld from replay officials a videotape that showed the Flyers' Simon Gagne scoring a shorthanded goal against the host Penguins last Thursday.
"At the heart of the matter is the integrity of the system," said Gary Meagher, the NHL's senior vice president of public relations.
Gagne appeared to score on a second-period shot that goalie Brent Johnson smothered and carried into the net. It would have given the Flyers a 6-3 lead with 2 minutes, 53 seconds left in the second period.
The play was reviewed, and officials in Toronto said replays were inconclusive and did not count the goal.
A few minutes later, FSN in Pittsburgh gave its viewers a replay that showed the puck across the goal line. The NHL said that replay was not sent to its review team in Toronto until after the puck was dropped following the review. Once the puck is dropped, the ruling cannot be reversed, the NHL said.
"The league is investigating why we didn't get all angles of the replay," Meagher said.
Meagher said FSN should have sent all of the replays, and that it does not have the right to pick and choose which replays it sends.
"You can't have that happen," he said. "The league is concerned and it is being addressed."
After practice in Voorhees yesterday, Gagne, who was deprived of the goal in what turned out to be a 7-4 Flyers victory, said FSN "should be fined heavily."
Asked if a fine could be assessed, Meagher said in an e-mail last night: "It's a matter between the league, the Penguins, and FSN, and will be handled internally."
A short time after the ruling last Thursday, FSN showed the puck over the line - and one of the Penguins broadcasters told his viewers: "Oh, we saved that one [replay]!"
The Flyers' telecast was using the FSN feed, so there were no other replays that could be sent to Toronto that night.
Jennifer Moreau, an FSN spokeswoman
http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/flyers/20100112_NHL_investigating_wi...
