Regaining Life, Bit By Bit The Ferraro twins, forever focused on hockey in New York, had never really dated . I had played one of the best games of my life with Oates and bondra. http://sports.mainetoday.com/pirates/menendez/030112ferraro2.shtml
Extractions: TO HELP The Jennifer Ferraro Foundation will benefit work being done in Bethesda, Md., where Jennifer was first treated, and at the Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in New York, where she died. Donations can be made to: Jennifer Ferraro Fund P.O. Box 155 Sound Beach, NY 11789 To top of story Theirs was a love to be envied. The kind you hear about but rarely see. The kind that can inspire. The year was 1994. Jen Knipping, a waitress at an Orono restaurant, knocked on Chris Ferraro's door one spring afternoon at the University of Maine. She was a veterinary medicine major from Boothbay, living in the building's basement apartment. Chris and his twin brother, Peter, lived upstairs, two high-profile hockey players on the cusp of leaving college for pro careers. She politely asked for an autograph for some kids at her restaurant. He obliged. They talked a little and she invited him to a party at her place later that night.
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Boltsmag ยป Bondra Traded To Ottawa The firesale in Washington continues as perennial Capital force, peter bondra,is shipped to the Ottawa Senators for prospect center Brooks Laich and a 2005 http://www.boltsmag.com/archives/2004/02/18/bondra-traded-to-ottawa/
Extractions: @import url( http://www.boltsmag.com/wp-content/themes/rawlightning/style.css ); Bondra traded to Ottawa Filed under: Southeast Division The firesale in Washington continues as perennial Capital force, Peter Bondra, is shipped to the Ottawa Senators for prospect center Brooks Laich and a 2005 second-round pick. The trade is a two pronged sword for the Lightning - a division rival has weakened itself by jettisoning their star. Meanwhile the Senators - a team the Bolts are chasing in the standings, have just improved themselves tremendously. The battle for the Northeast Division in the Eastern Conference, along with the #2 seed in the Conference Playoffs, just got real interesting. Keith Says:
Imoo Comes Up Big As Japan Ties Belarus In Men's Hockey Belarus defenseman Ruslan Salei, who plays for the National hockey peter Bondraof the NHL Washington Capitals skipped the puck past Kazak goalie http://www.shinmai.co.jp/oly-eng/19980210/0005.htm
Extractions: 18:00 GER 2-0 FRA Imoo comes up big as Japan ties Belarus The Japanese men's hockey team, backed by the spectacular goaltending of Dusty Imoo, skated to a 2-2 tie Tuesday against Belarus in the final game of the qualifying round of the men's hockey tournament of the Nagano Olympic Winter Games. Following a heartbreaking defeat to France on Monday, Japan scored two power-play goals and played their best game of the three-game qualifying tournament against the heavily favored Belarus squad. Japan, 1-9 with the extra man prior to Tuesday's game, will play one more game for 13th and 14th place Thursday to determine their overall ranking in the tournament. Imoo, who played well in the loss to France after sitting out the opening game against Germany, had the hot hand again, turning away the relentless Belarus attack throughout the game. Belarus outshot Japan in the game by a margin of 44-10. Down 2-1 in the second period, Ryan Kuwabara shoveled the puck past Belarus goalie Aleksandr Shumidub to tie the game at 14 minutes and 23 seconds into the period.
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Playoff Hockey Setting The National hockey League, circa the printing of the game. 212 PeterBondra U 213 Jim Carey U 214 Pat Peake U 215 Mike Tinordi U http://www.rpweld3.com/reviews/playoffh.html
Extractions: Game Play: Both interesting and true to the sport. Each player chooses six cards to represent his team. You need a Center, two Defensemen, a Right Wig, A Left Wing, and a Goalie. You then lay those out on the table in the starting positions for a hockey game (very nice illustrations in the rulebook, by the way). The goal is to get possession of the hockey puck, skate your team forward and shoot for a goal. Play ends when one person runs out of cards. At that time, whoever has the most points wins. This game does use custom dice to resolve actions, but even though I personally hate games which require additional materials, I didn't mind this as much because the dice were clever. These were six-sided dice with two blank sides, a puck, a whistle and an NHL logo. Whenever you are trying to shoot, you roll dice equal to your card's SHOOT stat. Count the number of pucks and NHL logos. If the logo matches the shooter's team, it counts double. The Goalie rolls dice equal to their BLOCK stat. If you beat the goalie, you score a point. Pretty simple and very quick. Other than that, all you really need to figure out is what to do with the cards. Each player has a hand of three cards. They must draw one and play one per turn. The cards will allow you to SKATE a player forward so they can take a shot (or if they don't have the puck, they add +1 die to the player who has it), SHOOT, PASS or STEAL. Of course there are actually a lot of variations. One card might say: "OFFENSE: SKATE wingman, PASS puck to CENTER, SHOT at +1". If you don't have a useful card in your hand, you may discard any card to SKATE or SHOOT (but only if you have the puck). One last thing: they don't include a puck counter, so they recommend you use a nickel.
