• MONTREAL (beats by dre ) Michel Therrien is coach of the Montreal Canadiens again, a home-grown product who rejoins a storied franchise that fell to last place this season and angered many Francophone fans across Quebec over a previous coaching hire. Therrien, a Montreal native, succeeds Randy Cunneyworth. He coached the Canadiens from 2000 until he was replaced by Claude Julien in 2003. The announcement Tuesday ended weeks of speculation over the choice by new general manager Marc Bergevin. Former NHL coach Marc Crawford and the popular former goaltender Patrick Roy, now coach and general manager of the junior Quebec Remparts, were also believed to be top candidates. Therrien has been working in television since he was let go by the Pittsburgh Penguins a few weeks before their run to the Stanley Cup in 2009. He inherits a Canadiens team that went 31-35-16 this season, finished last in the Eastern Conference and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007. Therrien acknowledges he's different from the time he first coached the team. ''We all change,'' he said. ''There's a lot of people in that dressing room here and I could tell you guys (media) changed a lot, too.'' ''It goes with maturity,'' he added. ''I got a lot of experience coaching that club before and I brought that experience and knowledge when I left Montreal.'' Cunneyworth was made interim coach after Jacques Martin was fired in December. The move provoked howls of protest among many in Quebec because he was the first non-French speaker to hold the job in four decades. Canadiens President Geoff Molson apologized and promised the next coach would be bilingual. At the end of the season, the team announced that Cunneyworth was no longer the coach and it would be up to the new coach to decide whether to keep him as an assistant. Therrien was hired by Montreal in 1997 to coach their top farm team, which was then in Fredericton after taking the junior Granby Predators to a Memorial Cup the previous year.MONTREAL (beats by dre ) Michel Therrien is coach of the Montreal Canadiens again, a home-grown product who rejoins a storied franchise that fell to last place this season and angered many Francophone fans across Quebec over a previous coaching hire. Therrien, a Montreal native, succeeds Randy Cunneyworth. He coached the Canadiens from 2000 until he was replaced by Claude Julien in 2003. The announcement Tuesday ended weeks of speculation over the choice by new general manager Marc Bergevin. Former NHL coach Marc Crawford and the popular former goaltender Patrick Roy, now coach and general manager of the junior Quebec Remparts, were also believed to be top candidates. Therrien has been working in television since he was let go by the Pittsburgh Penguins a few weeks before their run to the Stanley Cup in 2009. He inherits a Canadiens team that went 31-35-16 this season, finished last in the Eastern Conference and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007. Therrien acknowledges he's different from the time he first coached the team. ''We all change,'' he said. ''There's a lot of people in that dressing room here and I could tell you guys (media) changed a lot, too.'' ''It goes with maturity,'' he added. ''I got a lot of experience coaching that club before and I brought that experience and knowledge when I left Montreal.'' Cunneyworth was made interim coach after Jacques Martin was fired in December. The move provoked howls of protest among many in Quebec because he was the first non-French speaker to hold the job in four decades. Canadiens President Geoff Molson apologized and promised the next coach would be bilingual. At the end of the season, the team announced that Cunneyworth was no longer the coach and it would be up to the new coach to decide whether to keep him as an assistant. Therrien was hired by Montreal in 1997 to coach their top farm team, which was then in Fredericton after taking the junior Granby Predators to a Memorial Cup the previous year.

    MONTREAL (beats by dre ) Michel Therrien is coach of the Montreal Canadiens again, a home-grown product who rejoins a storied franchise that fell to last place this season and angered many Francophone fans across Quebec over a previous coaching hire.

    Therrien, a Montreal native, succeeds Randy Cunneyworth. He coached the Canadiens from 2000 until he was replaced by Claude Julien in 2003.

    The announcement Tuesday ended weeks of speculation over the choice by new general manager Marc Bergevin. Former NHL coach Marc Crawford and the popular former goaltender Patrick Roy, now coach and general manager of the junior Quebec Remparts, were also believed to be top candidates.

    Therrien has been working in television since he was let go by the Pittsburgh Penguins a few weeks before their run to the Stanley Cup in 2009. He inherits a Canadiens team that went 31-35-16 this season, finished last in the Eastern Conference and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2007.

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  • Dr. Dena ChurchillDr. Dena Churchill

    Divorce is just a word, the feelings and emotions placed upon this word and process have their roots based in the very constitution of our heritage. Laws of government , corporations, and many religious doctrines define marriage as the event that makes two separate units into one societal entity. The benefits to this "sacrament", as the Christian church refers, range from sharing of pension benefits and insurance to significant tax savings . If Christianity considers marriage a sacrament, then how is it that they define divorce?

    Throughout our recent history, the flux of opinion around divorce no doubt reflects the magnitude of personal emotion; changes in the status of family, friends and finances. It challenges our societal definition of family. In many countries divorce was even illegal for a significant period of time! It wasn't
    until the 1960 did Canada legalize divorce. Previously the only option in Canada to get a marriage dissolved was by an Act of Parliament with

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  • Who could remember everyone's phone number? Even if you managed to write your family and friend's contact information down your phonebook or save them on your cell phone or PDA, you will still eventually have to search for numbers or other information that you haven't jotted down before. This is when directory sites like 411 lookup come in handy. 411 is a directory for phone numbers. It is a website where you can look for businesses or people through a list of phone numbers, or the other way around.

    411 lookup can work in several different ways. It may be used for finding a person. When finding a person, say Jess Smith, whose address you also happen to know, you can type in Jess Smith and type in the location box Georgia, and the system will show you all the possible matches to your query. The location box is not always required so you may leave it blank. If you have an idea of the location, though, try entering that location first so the search result will not be that long a list.

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  • Shut Up!!


    Hey it's Cierra.

    I wish everyone whould just shut up! Every time I try to talk somone just comes out of no-where and just starts talking! AND HERE ARE SOME OF THE CONVOS AND HERE IS HOW I WANT THEM TO HAPPEN


    Me: Hey Nigeria did you here about the new water park?
    Nigeria : On which street?
    Me: On the corner of Whiteblu....
    Harvey: I have some great news!! I got on the basket ball team!!!
    * Me * Harvey shut up! I was talking ! No one cares!!!!


    That might be a little mean but you gatta do what you gatta do right? And the teachers at my school are the worst. " Kids this reminds me of a story that happen 15 years ago when i has in high school.... " Blahh Blahh Blahh . And they go on and on about lame storys for about 20 minutse! How is that information going to help me pass the 6th grade!? It's not!!. And i love all my friends but somtime i just want to punch them in there nose! They just keep talking about nothing! Nobody cares that you like Joe from Math class or Kevin from P.E! I

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  • Hey it's Cierra! As you can tell by my title, this is my last week of 6th grade. And i think it am going to miss it. !!!!WRONGE!!!! I am so happy to get out of that nightmare called 6th grade!! Between the teachers to the students I just wanna pull my hair out!! I had so many bad tmes there and only a hand full of good times! The only good things about it was that i met my 2 awsome best friends named Nigeria and Harvey. And I met my first real crush named Kilondre. But the bad thing is that Kilondre broke my heart and made me cry because he loves my best friend Nigeria. And another good thing is when me and my friends got into a fight with this girl name Shania!But the worst is all the bullying, name calling, heart breaking, things like that! And I am just happy that I am going to 7th because I NEVER EVER want to see the 6th grade hall ever agin.


    Well that is all for now :) Please remeber to comment.
    !!Cierra Out!!

  • Getting My Doggie Fixed

    I recently got my male doggie fixed. I dropped him off yesterday ( Monday) and left him there. I felt so helpless and wrong for leaving him there with his sad big brown eyes. I felt like the worst person in the world for this. After I got off of work I stopped by to say hello to my Squish ( His name is Moe, Squish is his nickname) and he was sitting in a fence kennel looking so sad and alone. My heart broke a thousand times over and I just wanted to cry.

    Today when my fiance went to pick him up from the vet, he brought Squish by my work place and all I wanted to do was hold him and kiss him. His scar looked bad to me and it looked really painful. This of course made me feel even worse for leaving him and not protecting my puppy dog.

    I know getting him fixed is the right thing to do, but now I feel bad. I hope he will not change his personality at all. This would make me feel absolutely terrible.

    I got him fixed for two reasons; 1 being so he would stop fighting with, Cal his son,

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  • I'm sitting in driver's seat of my 4-door mid-sized sedan at an intersection where I want to turn left onto the crossroad. I have a nice clean view of both directions and am ready to make my move when a silver SUV pulls up alongside of me on the right, fully blocking my view of traffic. Apparently the driver felt it necessary to pull up far enough so that they could see in front of me to the left, despite the fact that they could very clearly see above my car.

    I realized at that very moment how much that particular situation irks the heck out of me! It happens a lot too. Why people in large cars, vans, or trucks feel that they must be ahead of you to see traffic is beyond me. Most of them sit well above the roof of your car and therefore have a clear view even if they sat back far enough to ensure their vehicle is not blocking your view of traffic. Even if they cannot see above the roof of your car, they can surely see above your trunk.

    When I am the one pulling up next to

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  • It happens every summer, every june-to be exact. My favorite cousin comes to visit me from Albuquerque, NM. We usually go shopping. swimming, and of course cooking. My favorite thing to do while she is here is go shopping. We do so many fun things while she was here like: make flowers, that's right MAKE flowers. you can do it too.
    1. Cut a colored piece of paper into a flower shape, if you want to you can do it again to another color
    2. Cover the flowers in colored Duct Tape to make the flowers more thicker
    3. Line up the flowers then cut a small hole in the center of the flowers
    4. Stick a green pipe cleaner in hole and blend the tip so it does not slip throw the hole
    5. Spred out the flower petals, and enjoy!

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