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Crosby scored at 7:40 into overtime to give Canada a dramatic 3-2 win against USA for Canada's first Olympic hockey gold on its own soil.

USA left wing Zach Parise had sent the game into overtime by scoring with 25 seconds remaining in regulation.

Canada is a country with 33 million citizens, most of whom are hockey fans. The Canadians came into the tournament with fans expecting the team to win the gold medal. The buildup for this tournament might have been the biggest in hockey history.

Roberto Luongo, who took over for Martin Brodeur in the fourth game, made 30 saves to lead the Canadians, who had lost to the Americans 5-3 earlier in the tournament.

The NHL has allowed its players to compete at four different Olympics and Canada has won a gold medal at two of those tournaments.

Canadian coach Mike Babcock becomes the first coach to have both a Stanley Cup championship and Olympic gold on his resume.

Ryan Kesler's deflection goal at 12:44 of the second period cut Canada's lead to a goal. Patrick Kane fired a shot toward the net, and Kesler's stick touch was enough to bother goalie Roberto Luongo. He couldn't find the handle and the puck fell behind him for a goal.

The second period was one of the most entertaining periods of the tournament as each team produced 15 shots on goal.

Just over seven minutes into the period, Corey Perry converted a centering feed from Ryan Getzlaf to give Canada a 2-1 lead.

The Canadians had scored the only goal of the first period when Jonathan Toews scored on a rebound at the 12:50 mark. Mike Richards fired the original shot after a give-away by Erik Johnson deep in the zone.

Appreciative fans cheered Team USA's silver, reserving their loudest praise for goaltender Ryan Miller.

21 Environmentally Friendly Home Improvement Ideas

Making home improvements not only beautifies your house but also adds to it's value. However as homeowners become more enviornmentally conscious they look for ways to improve their homes and make them as "green" as possible. Here is a list of 21 home improvement tips for your home.

1. Consider installing solar panels. Although solar heating has been used to warm homes for thousands of years, solar panels are totally modern and very green. They have no moving parts; you sit them out in the sun, perhaps on your rooftop, hook up the wires and collect power without adding any fuel or replacing worn-out parts. (Too bad we can't do that for our body parts when they get older and worn out!) If you decide to buy some, consider used ones as they are quite a bargain and even after as long as twenty years have been known to produce a good percentage of the power that was generated when they were brand new.

2. Replace all the standard light bulbs in your home with compact fluorescent ones. These energy-smart bulbs use 70-75% less energy than the incandescent kind and last up to ten times longer! For example, by using a 26-watt, compact fluorescent light bulb (equivalent to 100 watt incandescent), consumers can save up to $59 dollars on energy costs over the life of the bulb, which can be anywhere from five to seven years.

3. Roof improvements. Believe it or not, research indicates that roof color and the type of material used can help to lower attic temperatures. Light colored tile roofs out perform the shingle ones when it comes to decreasing temperatures. If you are thinking about re-roofing your home, consider white tile, which has properties that will help reduce heat gain to your attic.

4. Install a motion detector outside home to replace your outdoor lighting. Outdoor lights left on all night waste energy and disturb wildlife. Light fixtures activated by motion sensors or a timer will keep area well lit and save energy and money to boot.
 

5. Don't waste water. Check your home carefully for leaky faucets and get them repaired as quickly as possible. Use cold water when laundering clothes and adjust your clean threshold if you possibly can. Those jeans of yours can probably be worn a few more times than usual before washing them, and can't that towel be dried off at least one more time before throwing it in the hamper? Make saving water a family affair. Set a good example by teaching your children how to turn off the water while they brush their teeth or take a quick shower.

6. Install low flow showerheads. They are a worthwhile investment (especially if you live in a rented space because you can take them with you). They cut down on water usage and save energy costs.

7. Create a compost pile in your backyard. Find a private spot in your yard to make a compost pile. Mix food wastes with dirt and use a shovel to turn the pile over every week or so to give it some air. Turn throwaways like eggshells, coffee grounds and spoiled vegetables into soil and garbage into something useful.
 

9. Some considerations when heating and cooling our homes: Invest in a high-efficiency HVAC system that is Energy Star certified and install it in your home. This will greatly reduce the amount of greenhouse gasses emitted. It will also shave your utility bill enough to make you smile reasonably broadly. Look for a product with a higher SEER rating (Seasonal Energy Efficient Ratio). This means that the product in question meets strict government criteria necessary to be deemed "energy efficient." The standard is 13 SEER, but many heating and air conditioning products have a rating as high as 18 SEER.

10. Clean out your air conditioner filters or replace them regularly. A dirty filter will hamper the airflow, costing you more to run your system. When not at home, adjust the thermostat to accommodate the changing temperatures outside.

11. Consider investing in and installing an automated thermostat. High tech thermostats are well worth the cost, and what you spend, you will get back over time in lower energy bills. It is estimated that you can save about 3% of your heating costs for every degree you lower your thermostat during the winter and up to 6% for every degree you raise it during the summers.
 

13. Use power strips for your home computers. Even after you turn off your computer, power continues to flow to peripherals like printers and scanners. Power strips prevent the energy from being wasted and only cost about thirty dollars.

14. Install more fans in your home. Exhaust fans serve a very specific purpose. They can pull unwanted heat and humidity from bathroom and kitchen spaces during the summer months. Ceiling fans can help reduce your family’s dependence on air conditioning during the summer and they are also helpful in the winter as they can push heat down from the ceiling.

15. Do an "energy audit" in your home and make a list of what needs to be done to get things up to "green par." Take that list to your online supplier or local hardware store and enlist their help in buying needed supplies. Plan the project as a family affair.

16. Insulate your home. Doors and windows are two of the most obvious areas of concern when it comes to home energy conservation. Use weather-stripping. Once air leaks have been detected, doors and windows are usually the first areas that need attention.

17. Seal off unexpected trouble spots. Sometimes the less obvious spots in your home can be a source of energy loss and you will need to be thorough in order to seek out and destroy them! Check out the areas around light switches and electrical outlets.
 

18. Live by the code of the 3 Rs; Refuse, Reuse and Recycle. Keep these three things in mind whenever you buy, use or discard anything.

19. Stop a leak. Organize a "stop a leak day" on which everyone in your family tightens, insulates, replaces, caulks or does whatever else is necessary to make your home as "watertight" as possible.
 

20. Add insulation to your hot water heater. Don't forget that the standard water heater found in most homes is on all the time. Adding some extra insulation will save more energy than you would think and knock up to 15% off the costs of heating water.

21. Consider window tinting to reduce the glare of the sun. This has several beneficial and energy-saving effects. First of all, it will reduce heat loss in winter and heat gain in summer. Tinting will also eliminate up to 99% of damaging ultraviolet rays and reduce the fading of your fine fabrics and furnishings. So what are you waiting for? Let the sunshine in!

Tony Robbins, One of the worlds top motivators visits Bali

If you lived in the United States, Canada and many other countries you would be very familiar with the name Tony Robbins which is synonymous with motivational training.

This is the first time I have ever endorsed a motivation trainer.

The reason is I've taken two of his courses already in Hawaii and in fact I would say he is one of the top two people to motivate me towards  success.

The other major person was Napoleon Hill who wrote "every adversity has within it the seed of an equal or greater benefit".

"every adversity has within it the seed of an equal or greater benefit".

The most important event I am most grateful to Tony Robbins for  is when I was invited by a doctor friend of mine in Hawaii to attend his fire walk presentation in his early days 18 years ago.We arrived at this farm up in the beautiful mountains of Oahu around seven o'clock in the evening  and were greeted with a two huge bonfires.

We entered a barn and soon were introduced to Tony Robbins the keynote speaker who was a giant of a man with hands bigger than most of ever seen.

His first words were" you saw bonfire's when you walked into the barn. that is Kiawe wood, the hottest burning wood in the world, before this night is over you will walk over it".

After an hour or so of motivational training over 800 of us walked out to the edge of the bonfires.

Not wanting  to lose my courage I was one of the first to walk over 2,000 f Deg. coals  without burning my feet.

We went back in the barn he said "now you've walked on fire you can do anything".

"now that you've walked on fire you can do anything".

When times have been tough I always remind myself that I walked on fire and I can do anything.

I encourage you to attend his first and only event ever in Bali coming up in April Details are below.

I will certainly will not miss it. I hope to see you there.

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Anthony Robbins

Date with Destiny Bali 2010

Date with Destiny is held for the first time in Bali, Indonesia

 DON’T MISS THIS! one of the “Top 50 Business Intellectuals in the World” Harvard Business

 

“Tony Robbins’ coaching has made a remarkable difference in my life both on and off the court. He’s helped me discover what I’m really made of, and I’ve taken my tennis game—and my life—to a whole new level!” Serena Williams 8-Time Grand Slam Tennis Champion and Olympic Gold Medalist
 

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The retail price for is S $6,495 or $4,620 U.S.D. 

For every ticket purchased, one will receive 2 X Free National Achievers Congress General Tickets featuring Tony Blair.

Tony Blair at the National Achievers Congress Date : 23 - 25 Apr 2010Time: 9am - 9pm Venue: Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre Persiaran Lagoon,Selangor, Malaysia

Editors Note:

To many of you in these difficult times the price for this course may seem expensive but I will tell you that his training has earned me millions so it is probably one of the best investments you will ever make.

Bali- Date with Destiny Schedule :

Program: Anthony Robbins Date with Destiny 2010

Dates: 12th – 17th April 2010  

VenueWestin Resort, Nusa Dua Bali, Indonesia

 Program Timing*

12th April 2010 (Monday)                                           11:15am – 11:00pm

13th – 16th April 2010 (Tuesday - Saturday)               09:00am – 11:00pm

 

17th April 2010 (Sunday)                                            09:00am – 09:00pm

*Please note that timings are only approximate

 Audience Profile

Geographic: Asia Pacific

No, of Attendees:1200

Profile:   Positive, high achievers and goal getters, entrepreneurs, business owners, sales executives, marketing executives, managers, professionals. Individuals who seek personal development, self-improvement and growth. Couples who wants to rediscover and reignite their relationships. 

“I was amazed at how Tony Robbins taught such profound ideas in a fun, powerful, and simple way. He really put me back on track and raised my awareness of peak performance and happiness in all areas of my life!”
Trevor Hendy, Four-time world iron man champion

"A month after Date with Destiny®, I wrote Sleepless In Seattle and sold it for a quarter of a million dollars. Since then, I’ve sold or been assigned seven more screenplays, at escalating amounts of money, for major studios and the top directors in the business.”
Jeff Arch Screenwriter and Oscar nominee, Sleepless in Seattle

“Tony’s incredible understanding of the world, people, and human nature makes him the ultimate life coach. He knows what it takes to make people excel... and WIN!”
Andre Agassi, Eight-times Grand Slam men’s singles tennis champion

“Tony Robbins gives you the kick start to get going as well as the strategy to follow through with your plans. This program is a must for anyone who wants to get more out of life.” Lisa Curry-Kenny Three-time Olympian and mother of three.

He motivated me to walk on fire, now I can do anything" Lawrence Bellefontaine , Editor, Radio Host, President Director 140 employee strong Pt. B.A.L.I.