Monthly Archives: November 2011

Red Fisher has been covering Les Canadiens Hockey Club for a very long time. I was going through my archived drawings last week-end which were published in the Montreal Star before it went under a long time ago. The nostalgia … Continue reading →

The following information was sourced from FAST COMPANY, November 2011, Innovator in Chief about the work of DARPA, Defense Advanced Research Agency, director Dr. Regina Dugan, article written by Adam L. Penenberg. “Donald E Stokes wrote a theory of innovation … Continue reading →

Everyday as we go about our daily activities, inside our skin there is a variety of tissue in motion. Talk about a blur of fluids coursing through our digestive tract, nutrients getting absorbed. Our lungs are expanding then contracting each … Continue reading →

Dear Eddy I knew you all those years watching you behind the Canadiens bench. You were one of my great heroes, taking care of all the great ones playing with Les Canadiens. You didn’t know me but you are one … Continue reading →

It pays to have a cardiologist as a friend. They talk to you about those life and death matters-the real killer. The term is ‘sudden death’, it’s a chilling phrase, more specifically it’s now termed, ‘sudden, unexpected, seizure-induced death.’ Last … Continue reading →

PRIMEAU BELIEVES HELMET DEVICE CAN CUT DOWN ON CONCUSSIONS This story sourced from- TORONTO –“http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/teams/players/?name=keith+primeau”> Keith Primeau is hoping a little green light can help lessen the debilitating effects of concussions that he knows far too well. The former NHLer, whose … Continue reading →

If an observer wants to establish what is actually happening during a brain concussion, the very nature of the brain, its elastic characteristics must be presented. “Brain tissue springs back to its original position after transient deformation, indicating that many … Continue reading →

NationalGeographic.com http://s.ngm.com/2011/02/big-idea/concussions-graphic-160.jpg If you go to this National geographic location you can spin the players impact image around to see the huge variety of impacts sustained during a football season, 537 hits to the head to be precise. This is … Continue reading →

Mitchell Sogin, an evolutionary biologist working at Woods Hole Biological Institute has diligently catalogued by back tracking the evolutionary taxonomy underlying all animal diversity into descending from one primal animal, the sea sponge. But if this is the Mother or … Continue reading →

Ask any Montrealer about Max Pacioretty, immediately they will recall the evening they watched in horror the terrible, savage hit by Zedno Charra, sending Max Pacioretty contacting with head and neck into the vertical stanchion, between both players Bell Center … Continue reading →