Maybe he watched too much of Dominik Hasek last season…
Tags: Once Barack Obama took office the WhiteHouse.gov site changed dramatically. This is truly the first technology driven president. I was looking around and came across the Technology Agenda page and was please to see the bit regarding network neutrality.
Ensure the Full and Free Exchange of Ideas through an Open Internet and Diverse Media Outlets
* Protect the Openness of the Internet: Support the principle of network neutrality to preserve the benefits of open competition on the Internet.
* Encourage Diversity in Media Ownership: Encourage diversity in the ownership of broadcast media, promote the development of new media outlets for expression of diverse viewpoints, and clarify the public interest obligations of broadcasters who occupy the nation’s spectrum.
* Protect Our Children While Preserving the First Amendment: Give parents the tools and information they need to control what their children see on television and the Internet in ways fully consistent with the First Amendment. Support tough penalties, increase enforcement resources and forensic tools for law enforcement, and encourage collaboration between law enforcement and the private sector to identify and prosecute people who try to exploit children online.
* Safeguard our Right to Privacy: Strengthen privacy protections for the digital age and harness the power of technology to hold government and business accountable for violations of personal privacy.
via Technology.
Drake got out his goalie mask tonight and let me snap a few pictures. The kid just loves hockey. He gets excited to go see a game. He even gets excited to watch one on TV. You can click the images below for larger views.
From this point forward players in the OHL will be fighting with their helmets on.
January 14, OntarioHockeyLeague.com: “If a player should remove his helmet or undo his chinstrap prior to or during an altercation, such player shall receive a game misconduct in addition to any other penalties assessed and an automatic one (1) game suspension. If a player should remove his helmet or undo his chinstrap prior to entering into an altercation, and his opponent does not remove his helmet, the player removing his helmet shall receive a two minute minor penalty, a game misconduct penalty in addition to any other penalties assessed and an automatic one (1) game suspension. If a player should remove an opponent’s helmet or undo an opponent’s chinstrap prior to or during an altercation, such player shall receive an automatic game misconduct penalty in addition to any other penalties assessed and a one (1) game suspension. If during the course of an altercation a player or player’s helmets should become dislodged, the linesmen are to intervene immediately”.
Outside it is still very cold. At least this morning the wind was not blowing.
