Shattenkirk, on the other hand, is the Avalanche's top prospect, a player they invested a first round draft pick in during the 2007 NHL entry draft. He's only 21 years of age, so there will be defensive mistakes; but his poise with the puck in both zones makes him a no brainer to keep on the roster.
And after all, isn't this team supposed to be rebuilding? There's no sense in depriving a great young player of quality ice time in favor of a lesser skilled player just because that player has is older or makes more money.
Of the defense, the jobs of Scott Hannan, Adam Foote, the recently acquired Ryan O'Byrne, and John-Michael Liles—aka the second coming of Scott Neidermayer—appear to be safe.
Kyle Cumiskey is a favorite of Sacco's, regularly leading the team in ice time before his injury. However, it can be argued that Cumiskey was used so frequently because of his skating and puck control abilities, both of which—as well as his questionable decision making with the puck—are inferior to that of Shattenkirk, who Sacco has shown faith in.
Ryan Wilson has had a fairly decent season given his skill set, but the acquisition of O'Byrne—who's played a larger role than Wilson in his first three games with the Avalanche—makes one wonder if Wilson will have a secured spot on the line-up.
Lastly, we come to Kyle Quincey. A great start to his Avalanche career has deteriorated from good, to bad, to awful since winter last season. To make matters worse, over the summer the Avalanche re-signed him to a two year contract which averages over 3 million dollars a season.
But money should be irrelevant. His play has been noticeably bad this season, and he hasn't earned a spot on the defense.
If Sacco goes with the guys who have played the best in 2010-2011, he'll end up with a defense of Liles, O'Byrne, Hannan, Holos, Foote, and Shattenkirk.
After the success the Arabnet event held earlier this year, the organizers have come back with a new ‘hands on’ approach to getting businesses launched in the region. They’re going on through Arab cities on a roadshow for entrepreneurs.
Not unlike your traditional roadshow, they plan on putting on some interesting performances for all those interested in attending. It appears what happens in Beirut doesn’t simply stay in Beirut after all.
A blog post they put up recently states that they’ll be on the road for 3 weeks during December on for a hunt for the region’s most promising talent in Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and Egypt.
It’s founder Omar Christidis said after the success they had with their Beirut Workshop on Entrepreneurship which attracted an audience from Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria attracting over 170 people.
We had a sit down with Christidis during the Celebration of Entrepreneurship last week to ask him about the roadshow. Here’s what he had to say:
TNW: Why are a roadshow?
Our moto is Find, Train, and Inspire (like that of Wamda‘s).
- Find: talented entrepreneurs wherever they might be
- Train: We want to train them by giving them a practical perspective on entrepreneurship through real stories and successes
- Inspire: By bringing role models in so people can see success stories first hand
So we’re talking about a lawyer giving some advice on corporation, an investor giving them advice on fund raising, an experienced entrepreneur who can talk to them about growing a business growing a product line and hiring employees, business consult structuring their ideas, and a business leader who can tell them what direction to put their startups in.
TNW: What’s in it for Arabnet?
We’re not going to be making much money off of this, we’re doing it to make to Arabnet better.We found a lot of Entrepreneurs this year [during the event], but we can’t expect them all to come to us, so we’re going to go to them. We’re looking for local sponsors in each city to help get entrepreneurs to the event. It costs a lot to get to the event depending on where your from.
We want to find local partners in each city to help fly entrepreneurs in. If we can do that, we can help even more people launch.
We think it’s great to help entrepreneurs launch in the region, although a bit skeptical on how much they can accomplish going on a roadshow with all the resources that implies instead of say, launch the same workshop online.
Time will tell just how successful it’ll be by both the size of next year’s Arabnet and how many companies actually launch as a result of it. Either way, we’re excited to see energy levels reach a higher level next year. 2011 looks like its going to be the year of Entrepreneurs in the Middle East.
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Shattenkirk, on the other hand, is the Avalanche's top prospect, a player they invested a first round draft pick in during the 2007 NHL entry draft. He's only 21 years of age, so there will be defensive mistakes; but his poise with the puck in both zones makes him a no brainer to keep on the roster.
And after all, isn't this team supposed to be rebuilding? There's no sense in depriving a great young player of quality ice time in favor of a lesser skilled player just because that player has is older or makes more money.
Of the defense, the jobs of Scott Hannan, Adam Foote, the recently acquired Ryan O'Byrne, and John-Michael Liles—aka the second coming of Scott Neidermayer—appear to be safe.
Kyle Cumiskey is a favorite of Sacco's, regularly leading the team in ice time before his injury. However, it can be argued that Cumiskey was used so frequently because of his skating and puck control abilities, both of which—as well as his questionable decision making with the puck—are inferior to that of Shattenkirk, who Sacco has shown faith in.
Ryan Wilson has had a fairly decent season given his skill set, but the acquisition of O'Byrne—who's played a larger role than Wilson in his first three games with the Avalanche—makes one wonder if Wilson will have a secured spot on the line-up.
Lastly, we come to Kyle Quincey. A great start to his Avalanche career has deteriorated from good, to bad, to awful since winter last season. To make matters worse, over the summer the Avalanche re-signed him to a two year contract which averages over 3 million dollars a season.
But money should be irrelevant. His play has been noticeably bad this season, and he hasn't earned a spot on the defense.
If Sacco goes with the guys who have played the best in 2010-2011, he'll end up with a defense of Liles, O'Byrne, Hannan, Holos, Foote, and Shattenkirk.
After the success the Arabnet event held earlier this year, the organizers have come back with a new ‘hands on’ approach to getting businesses launched in the region. They’re going on through Arab cities on a roadshow for entrepreneurs.
Not unlike your traditional roadshow, they plan on putting on some interesting performances for all those interested in attending. It appears what happens in Beirut doesn’t simply stay in Beirut after all.
A blog post they put up recently states that they’ll be on the road for 3 weeks during December on for a hunt for the region’s most promising talent in Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and Egypt.
It’s founder Omar Christidis said after the success they had with their Beirut Workshop on Entrepreneurship which attracted an audience from Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria attracting over 170 people.
We had a sit down with Christidis during the Celebration of Entrepreneurship last week to ask him about the roadshow. Here’s what he had to say:
TNW: Why are a roadshow?
Our moto is Find, Train, and Inspire (like that of Wamda‘s).
- Find: talented entrepreneurs wherever they might be
- Train: We want to train them by giving them a practical perspective on entrepreneurship through real stories and successes
- Inspire: By bringing role models in so people can see success stories first hand
So we’re talking about a lawyer giving some advice on corporation, an investor giving them advice on fund raising, an experienced entrepreneur who can talk to them about growing a business growing a product line and hiring employees, business consult structuring their ideas, and a business leader who can tell them what direction to put their startups in.
TNW: What’s in it for Arabnet?
We’re not going to be making much money off of this, we’re doing it to make to Arabnet better.We found a lot of Entrepreneurs this year [during the event], but we can’t expect them all to come to us, so we’re going to go to them. We’re looking for local sponsors in each city to help get entrepreneurs to the event. It costs a lot to get to the event depending on where your from.
We want to find local partners in each city to help fly entrepreneurs in. If we can do that, we can help even more people launch.
We think it’s great to help entrepreneurs launch in the region, although a bit skeptical on how much they can accomplish going on a roadshow with all the resources that implies instead of say, launch the same workshop online.
Time will tell just how successful it’ll be by both the size of next year’s Arabnet and how many companies actually launch as a result of it. Either way, we’re excited to see energy levels reach a higher level next year. 2011 looks like its going to be the year of Entrepreneurs in the Middle East.
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The rules for business keep changing but a few things stay the same. First impressions matter, technology keeps changing the game and costs keep rising as.
Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
Denver Broncos <b>News</b>: Horse Tracks - 11/17/10 - Mile High Report
Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
Denver Broncos <b>News</b>: Horse Tracks - 11/17/10 - Mile High Report
Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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Shattenkirk, on the other hand, is the Avalanche's top prospect, a player they invested a first round draft pick in during the 2007 NHL entry draft. He's only 21 years of age, so there will be defensive mistakes; but his poise with the puck in both zones makes him a no brainer to keep on the roster.
And after all, isn't this team supposed to be rebuilding? There's no sense in depriving a great young player of quality ice time in favor of a lesser skilled player just because that player has is older or makes more money.
Of the defense, the jobs of Scott Hannan, Adam Foote, the recently acquired Ryan O'Byrne, and John-Michael Liles—aka the second coming of Scott Neidermayer—appear to be safe.
Kyle Cumiskey is a favorite of Sacco's, regularly leading the team in ice time before his injury. However, it can be argued that Cumiskey was used so frequently because of his skating and puck control abilities, both of which—as well as his questionable decision making with the puck—are inferior to that of Shattenkirk, who Sacco has shown faith in.
Ryan Wilson has had a fairly decent season given his skill set, but the acquisition of O'Byrne—who's played a larger role than Wilson in his first three games with the Avalanche—makes one wonder if Wilson will have a secured spot on the line-up.
Lastly, we come to Kyle Quincey. A great start to his Avalanche career has deteriorated from good, to bad, to awful since winter last season. To make matters worse, over the summer the Avalanche re-signed him to a two year contract which averages over 3 million dollars a season.
But money should be irrelevant. His play has been noticeably bad this season, and he hasn't earned a spot on the defense.
If Sacco goes with the guys who have played the best in 2010-2011, he'll end up with a defense of Liles, O'Byrne, Hannan, Holos, Foote, and Shattenkirk.
After the success the Arabnet event held earlier this year, the organizers have come back with a new ‘hands on’ approach to getting businesses launched in the region. They’re going on through Arab cities on a roadshow for entrepreneurs.
Not unlike your traditional roadshow, they plan on putting on some interesting performances for all those interested in attending. It appears what happens in Beirut doesn’t simply stay in Beirut after all.
A blog post they put up recently states that they’ll be on the road for 3 weeks during December on for a hunt for the region’s most promising talent in Syria, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, the UAE, and Egypt.
It’s founder Omar Christidis said after the success they had with their Beirut Workshop on Entrepreneurship which attracted an audience from Lebanon, Jordan, and Syria attracting over 170 people.
We had a sit down with Christidis during the Celebration of Entrepreneurship last week to ask him about the roadshow. Here’s what he had to say:
TNW: Why are a roadshow?
Our moto is Find, Train, and Inspire (like that of Wamda‘s).
- Find: talented entrepreneurs wherever they might be
- Train: We want to train them by giving them a practical perspective on entrepreneurship through real stories and successes
- Inspire: By bringing role models in so people can see success stories first hand
So we’re talking about a lawyer giving some advice on corporation, an investor giving them advice on fund raising, an experienced entrepreneur who can talk to them about growing a business growing a product line and hiring employees, business consult structuring their ideas, and a business leader who can tell them what direction to put their startups in.
TNW: What’s in it for Arabnet?
We’re not going to be making much money off of this, we’re doing it to make to Arabnet better.We found a lot of Entrepreneurs this year [during the event], but we can’t expect them all to come to us, so we’re going to go to them. We’re looking for local sponsors in each city to help get entrepreneurs to the event. It costs a lot to get to the event depending on where your from.
We want to find local partners in each city to help fly entrepreneurs in. If we can do that, we can help even more people launch.
We think it’s great to help entrepreneurs launch in the region, although a bit skeptical on how much they can accomplish going on a roadshow with all the resources that implies instead of say, launch the same workshop online.
Time will tell just how successful it’ll be by both the size of next year’s Arabnet and how many companies actually launch as a result of it. Either way, we’re excited to see energy levels reach a higher level next year. 2011 looks like its going to be the year of Entrepreneurs in the Middle East.
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Small Business <b>News</b>: New Business Rules
The rules for business keep changing but a few things stay the same. First impressions matter, technology keeps changing the game and costs keep rising as.
Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
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Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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The rules for business keep changing but a few things stay the same. First impressions matter, technology keeps changing the game and costs keep rising as.
Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
Denver Broncos <b>News</b>: Horse Tracks - 11/17/10 - Mile High Report
Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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Small Business <b>News</b>: New Business Rules
The rules for business keep changing but a few things stay the same. First impressions matter, technology keeps changing the game and costs keep rising as.
Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
Denver Broncos <b>News</b>: Horse Tracks - 11/17/10 - Mile High Report
Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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Small Business <b>News</b>: New Business Rules
The rules for business keep changing but a few things stay the same. First impressions matter, technology keeps changing the game and costs keep rising as.
Energy Drinks Linked to Alcohol Problems - Health <b>News</b> - Health.com
College students who consume nonalcoholic energy drinks such as Red Bull at least once a week are more than twice as likely as their peers to show signs of alcohol dependence, according to a new study.
Denver Broncos <b>News</b>: Horse Tracks - 11/17/10 - Mile High Report
Your Daily Cup of Orange and Blue Coffee .. Horse Tracks.
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