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Saturday, 3 March 2012
Angelina wins fans' support after leggy showing
Angelina Jolie has done it again. After topping our poll to find the best Golden...
Grosjean tops the times again in disrupted session | 2012 F1 testing
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Romain Grosjean headed the times in a disrupted second day of testing at the Circuit de Catalunya.
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The Hillis Identity: Running back of CIA agent?
Throughout the past season, Hillis has wavered about whether he wants to continue playing football, and even considered joining the CIA, according to team sources.
It is unclear if he actually pursued a career with the CIA.
I'm not even sure what to say to that. I feel like just leaning on the question mark key for about 25 seconds and leaving it at that. Peyton Hillis wants to be a CIA agent, Tiger Woods wants to be a Navy SEAL ? what's next? Ben Roethlisberger wants to be on the United Nations Security Council? Michael Crabtree wants to be the cultural attach� to Portugal?
Perhaps more than a fascination with the CIA, it's a disillusionment in football. Schefter also says that Hillis has had his mind on retirement before.
But Hillis has felt defeated throughout his time in football, whether it was being benched at Arkansas in favor of Felix Jones and Darren McFadden, being traded away from the Denver Broncos, or being unable to procure the long-term deal he desired in Cleveland. It led him to tell Cleveland's coaches that he didn't know whether he wanted to play football anymore.
Now Hillis is about to become a free agent and test his value on the open market.
Whata wonderful thing to let everyone know just as he hits free agency ? that he might not love football at all. I'm sure that'll help convince someone to give him a big, long-term deal.
As for the CIA thing, I'm pretty sure you can't just "join" the CIA like it's a Wednesday night bowling league. Just having an interest is not enough. For example, I'd like to be Batman, but I'm pretty sure someone's going to object if I put on tights and start punching people I believe to be criminals. I assume Hillis, if it's something he really wants, has some qualifications for it, or is prepared to procure those qualifications. All I know of his background is that he majored in sociology at Arkansas.
I hope he finds his happiness, whether it's busting heads in football or busting heads for the CIA. I'm curious to see what kind of contract offer he'll get when free agency hits.
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Friday, 2 March 2012
Thursday?s Three Stars: Four-point night for Jets? Kane; Mason blanks Avalanche
No. 1 Star: Evander Kane, Winnipeg Jets
The Jets issued a massive statement Thursday, crushing the Southeast-leading Florida Panthers with a 7-0, home-ice rout to move into 8th place in the East and only two points back of the division lead. Kane led the way with 2 goals and 2 assists, and Mark Stuart, Kyle Wellwood and Blake Wheeler all chipped in with 2-point nights. Ondrej Pavelec made 33 saves for the shutout. It was a total team effort, as evidenced by this asinine 5-on-1:
No. 2 Star: David Krejci, Boston Bruins
Krejci scored every goal that mattered for Boston: their first, to open the scoring only 1:13 in; their third, to tie the game at 3 apiece 5:30 into the final frame after the Bruins had surrendered three straight in the second; and the overtime winner to give the Bruins the 4-3 victory over the New Jersey Devils. It was Krejci's second-career hat trick and gave the Bruins the series sweep over the Devils.
No. 3 Star: Steve Mason, Columbus Blue Jackets
At this point, if Steve Mason gets a shutout, he's gonna get a star, and that's exactly what the much-maligned former Calder winner did Thursday. Mason made 33 saves to lead the Blue Jackets to a 2-0 victory over the Colorado Avalanche, who now suffer the ignominy of being the team that got shut out by Steve Mason. Fedor Tyutin had a goal and an assist in the win.
Honourable mention: The only thing more unexpected than a Steve Mason shutout was the strangest game of the year candidate we got out of the Montreal Canadiens and the Minnesota Wild. The Canadiens took it, 5-4, in a shootout on a winner by David Desharnais, who also had a goal and 2 assists... Jarome Iginla had a goal and an assist as the Calgary Flames ended the Phoenix Coyotes 12-game run without a regulation loss in a 4-2 win... Marian Gaborik had a goal and an assist in the New York Rangers' 3-2 win over the Carolina Hurricanes...Matt Read had 2 goals and an assist and Jaromir Jagr had 1 and 1 as the Philadelphia Flyers doubled up on the New York Islanders, 6-3. Josh Bailey scored twice in the loss... Ryan Miller made 39 saves for the shutout as the Buffalo Sabres knocked off the San Jose Sharks, 1-0. Drew Stafford had the winner... Roberto Luongo made 29 saves� as the Vancouver Canucks knocked off the St. Louis Blues 2-0. Alex Burrows had the winner there.
Did you know? Jaromir Jagr's two-point night put him ahead Joe Sakic for 8th place on the NHL's all-time scoring list with 1,642 points. He's right where he should be, alongside Mario Lemieux, who in 7th place with 1,723 points.
Dishonourable mention: The Panthers only trailed the Jets 2-0 going into the third. Then they surrendered 5 goals... James Van Riemsdyk's tough season got tougher, as he broke his foot blocking a Milan Jurcina shot in the Flyers' win over the Isles... the Wild lost Niklas Backstrom to what looks to be a long-term leg injury early in their loss to the Canadiens.
Iran votes in first nationwide poll since 2009 protests
Iranians headed to the polls Friday in a parliamentary election marking the first nationwide balloting since a disputed vote triggered massive protests nearly three years ago. 
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Adele wears boyfriend Simon's eternity ring
Her new man thinks she's the one
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