Name: Alessandro Nicolo
Dateline: Montreal, Quebec
Weblog: intersportswire.com
Articles: 136
First Published: Sunday, November 12, 2006
Last Published: Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Currently listing articles 136-101:
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Real Madrid, AC Milan Knocked Out Of Champions League— The most successful sides in European cup history have deflated balls.
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Fidel Castro Steps Aside— Cuba finally has a shot at redemption.
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Freedom Of Expression Under Attack In Quebec— Balancing nationalism and liberty is a dicey game.
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Concert Review: John Mellencamp In Montreal 02/01/08— A night of Americana as John Mellencamp saw it.
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The Emergence Of A Burly NHL Offensive Line
— Introducing Anaheim's elite 6-3 Line.
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Random Stats that Nag the Soul — Some athletes and coaches left their respective sports very close to reaching certain milestones.
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Hall of Fame Eludes Andre Dawson, But Why?— Statistically, it's hard to vote against Dawson and Jim Rice.
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The Holiday NHL Report— Which teams were naughty and which were nice? Does Santa care?
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Eric Lindros Announces His Retirement— Despite not fulfilling his promise, the Next One did have a decent career.
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Is The Bouchard-Taylor Commission Accomplishing Anything?— Quebec's debates on reasonable accommodation has resulted in unreasonable and undemocratic ideas.
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Not Exactly a Hoosiers Moment— I know exactly what the Cleveland Indians are going through after their ALCS collapse.
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NHL Suspensions Make Sense— The league was left with little choice but to hand down severe punishment when it comes to incidences involving the head.
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The Moron's Guide to the 2007-2008 NHL Season — ... and I mean moron.
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The Ball That History Won't Forget— History will be the ultimate arbiter of Marc Ecko's decision.
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Knock Knock, Who's There? Canada Dominates Summit Series— The Summit Series between two hockey titans has me flicking channels.
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The L.A. Galaxy Come Back Down to Earth— David Beckham plays for us? Really? Really.
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Roy Keane Is Right— Note to the Lads: Football before Shopping
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Zidane and Materazzi: Beavis and Butthead— Zidane shows he was a ram in a past life and Materazzi cashes in...
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Raymond Domenech's Tomfoolery— This time around his comments went too far.
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Book Review: The Reagan Diaries - The White House from 1981 to 1989— Readers will feel as though they were taken on a private political tour by a President.
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La Copa America Ends With Brazilian Colours— Brazil Captures its 8th Copa America title at the expense of Argentina.
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I Went To A Soccer Game And A Broadway Musical Broke Out— Soccer should consider confronting play acting.
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An Early Summer's Sports Soliloquy— With sports thoroughly confused and contaminated by celebrity, what's there to write about?
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Heads Up! Is that a Piece of Concrete Falling from the Sky?— The State of Quebec's Overpasses is Not Acceptable in a Modern Society
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Rickey Henderson Considers Comeback, And How To Save Cycling— The marvelous month of May provided sports fans with stories to mull over.
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2-1 Final Scores in Double or Triple Overtime? I'm Cool With That— The Overtime Boogeyman is Scaring some Sports Writers.
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AC Milan: Europe's Greatest Tournament Club Ever?— Milanese soccer stands at the pinnacle of European soccer.
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Send Canadian Parliament to Penalty Box For Slashing Shane Doan— Don't our politicians have more pressing matters to attend to?
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Remembering Racing Legend Gilles Villeneuve— It’s okay to dream at full throttle. After all, this was Villeneuve’s greatest gift.
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April Showers For Pacman, Chris Henry Were Acid Rain— Also: Did you see Messi's goal, read Instant Replay, or hear about the Golden State Warriors?
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Ability Online: A Website That Makes a Difference— Giving a chance to people with disabilities the opportunity to interact in a safe, normal environment.
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Identity and Sports: Montreal Canadiens and Athletic Bilbao— Are Quebecers willing to accept mediocrity in the name of identity? The answer is probably no.
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The New York "Shootlanders" Make the NHL Playoffs— Let's not make too much of the Islanders winning on the last day in a shoot out to make the playoffs. Rather, let's question the
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An Idea for My New NHL
— Why not simply have yearly tournaments? Not only do you get to play European teams but think of the added revenues!
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Was Lou Lamoriello Firing Claude Julien Mad, Genius, Or Both?— Firing a winning coach with three games left in a season could back fire on anyone. But this is Lou Lamoriello we're talking abut here.
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And In Canada: Out with the Old and In with the Chance for Something New— How much of an impact will Mario Dumont have on Quebec politics? Maybe we'll become Canadians.
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