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its not how many games a team makes the playoffs if there in the top 8 teams of there conference

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No they mostly end up getting 8th or 10th but 2 years ago they got 3rd!

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Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada. A very small town.

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josephina kim and shanya

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Roberto Luongo was born on April 4, 1979.

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Markus Zusak went to The University of sydney and graduated with a teaching degree

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Roberto Luongo Snchiz

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No because its on the Wii you can't.

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Four: Daniel Sedin #22, Alex Edler #23, Mikael Samuelsson #26, and Henrik Sedin #33.

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18 Steve Bernier 14 Alexandre Burrows 38 Pavol Demitra 36 Jannik Hansen 24 Darcy Hordichuk 10 Ryan Johnson 17 Ryan Kesler "A" 9 Taylor Pyatt 21 Mason Raymond 37 Rick Rypien 22 Daniel Sedin 33 Henrik Sedin 13 Mats Sundin 42 Kyle Wellwood

3 Kevin Bieksa 4 Rob Davison 23 Alexander Edler 8 Willie Mitchell "A" 55 Shane O'Brien 2 Mattias Ohlund "A" 6 Sami Salo 5 Ossi Vaananen

30 Jason LaBarbera 1 Roberto Luongo

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Gino Odjick was a good fighter, he fought a lot, but lost his fair share. Donald Brashear was pound-for-pound the best ever. He rarely ever lost a fight, and in most cases, just totally beat the crap out of his opponents.

Ed Jovanovski was quite good too, just ask Adam Deadmarsh.

Also, we mustn't forget about the late Rick Rypien. At well under 200 lbs he rarely lost a fight in his career.

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Some say he is Jewish, but really he is christian.

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Naslund came close to winning the Art Ross Trophy in 2002/03 with 104 points, losing out to Peter Forsberg who had 106. He was runner up for the Hart. He did win the Lester B. Pearson Award, an award given to the MVP each year as voted on by the NHL Players themselves.

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According to the National Safety board, yes they do.

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In the 40 years that Vancouver has been in the NHL this is probably their best chance. They have a great team, strong at all positions and on paper seems to be stronger than the Boston Bruins. However, like in all sports, the stronger team doesn't always win!!

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2 players in the current roster are from the US. Ryan Kesler and Andrew Alberts

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Canucks have made the final twice:

A) in 1982 against the New York Islanders (lost the series)

B) in 1994 against the New York Rangers (lost the series)

Many so-called experts are predicting that the Canucks will have a great chance of going to the final in the coming 2010/11 season.

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Montreal Quebec Canada

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Lulea, Sweden

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The brave men and women of our fire services save the lives of people and animals on a daily basis. It's their job, and we pay them to be at the ready. When they roll, they might be going out to do any one of a number of different evolutions that save lives. Let's look at some of them. Firemen are often called to the scene of auto accidents. Their knowledge and skill, both in extinguishing any blazes, extricating victims and providing emergency medical care are arguably the most vital and commonly sought after service they deliver. The same applies to explosions, building collapses and similar incidents. Medical aid is the most common reason we dial 911. And guess who they'll dispatch in a medical emergency. Yup, the fire department. We see firemen from specialty units within a department making all kinds of rescues. Whether its a white water rescue team getting someone out of a raging river, or another group rescuing an injured hiker or camper from rough terrain, they are giving their best to serve us. Removing cats and "adventurers" from trees is all in a day's work. Fireman seem to have myriad skills to get us "unstuck" and deliver medical care that minimizes "loss" in emergency situations. When a fire is raging, the fireman is there to pull people from structures, search for victims and provide medical care. Firefighters often perform a rescue and do searches at the same time they are seeking to suppress the fire. The fireman will do all in his power to keep a fire from claiming a life. Another way firemen help save lives is with those noisome fire inspections. They drop by to see if we have an extinguisher or extinguishers of the right size and type properly located within our workspaces. They warn of "clutter" or of the buildup of flammable or other hazardous materials. Many people are happy to see them leave, but they'd much rather be washing the engine than rolling to a business to put out a fire that could have been prevented. And that's aside from having to pull people who have been overcome by smoke or fumes out of a space. We love to have firemen come to schools or host a class at the station. By teaching youngsters about what they do, they can (hopefully) infect these kids with a desire to make their own homes and classrooms safer. Getting young people to at least think about personal and family emergency preparedness reduces the chances that they will have to resuscitate that child and/or a member of his family in an emergency. A fire investigator is like a ghost who haunts old fires. It is his job to insure the causes of the fire are understood, and that any action needed in the aftermath is taken. He will collect evidence at arsons and, with the aid of police, go after individuals who set fires. If he can prevent an arsonist from starting just one more fire, he is standing squarely between any possible victim who might have died in a future fire and the individual who wants to set it.

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Henrik Sedin was drafted in the '99 draft 3rd overall in the first round. Daniel Sedin was drafted 2nd overall right before Henrik.

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Never. That stuff is permanent.

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The Vancouver Canucks playoff history has had its ups and downs. In the 22 times they have made the playoffs, the team has won 12 playoff series. Their first ever playoff appearance was in 1975, after receiving a first round bye for winning their division the Canucks faced the Montreal Canadians. The ninth seeded Canucks were beaten in five by the Canadiens.

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Sorry but, WHO IS MARKUS NASLUND!?!?

Markus Naslund, a NHL hockey player who has made his mark in Vancouver Canucks history, but retired from the New York Rangers. He has moved from Vancouver to New York so has lost and has not yet made a new fan mail address.