Monthly Archives: February 2006

The body-checking debate

Posted on February 7, 2006 by Jeremy

For years Canadian hockey parents, coaches, and players have been involved in a debate about what age hitting should be introduced to players. A new study has been released that appears to discredit the idea that learning to bodycheck at … Continue reading →

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Daily Links for 2006-02-07

Posted on February 7, 2006 by Jeremy

Jon Udell: del.icio.us: the screencast – Like a podcast but with video. Smooth delivery and worth taking a look at. (tags: tech tips)

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“It just goes too fast!”

Posted on February 3, 2006 by Jeremy

An American car owner is suing the car’s manufacturer because his car is capable of driving faster than the speed limit, which could cause him bodily harm. That’s essentially the argument that’s being presented to a California court this week … Continue reading →

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Daily Links for 2006-02-03

Posted on February 3, 2006 by Jeremy

The IAEA and the new world order (tags: politics MiddleEastUS)

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Canadian Military Shifts Emphasis

Posted on February 1, 2006 by Jeremy

Reading this morning’s news I came across an article called “The Thin Red Line Between War and Peacekeeping” by Philippe Gohier. It sounds like the Canadian Military is shifting its focus from peacekeeping to more agressive military operations. Here’s an … Continue reading →

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