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Well said, dont get me wrong I have a "God" and Im christian, but at the same time I dont, I let you decide what that makes me, but I have my own beliefs, I dont intend die anytime soon, as for what Mr. K said eh I dont really care what "God" dislikes, him disliking one thing would just contridict himself, I hope none of you stay away from me because of this post but, that is my religous preference, like it or not.Originally Posted by DEMON SPAWN
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A combustion system includes a combustor and a hydrokinetic amplifier to supply it with fluids. The hydrokinetic amplifier includes first and second primary fluid inlet ports to receive first and second primary fluids into the hydrokinetic amplifier at a relatively low pressure, and a discharge port to discharge the combined first and second fluids at a higher pressure to the combustor. The primary fluids are air, water, steam, or fuel, at least one of which includes gas/vapor phase fluid. The hydrokinetic amplifier may include one or more auxiliary inlet ports to receive auxiliary input fluid (air, water, steam, or fuel) into the hydrokinetic amplifier for combination with the primary fluids.
1. A combustion system including a combustor and a hydrokinetic amplifier operatively connected to said combustor;
said hydrokinetic amplifier including a first primary fluid inlet port to receive a first primary fluid into said hydrokinetic amplifier at a first pressure, a second primary fluid inlet port to receive a second primary fluid into said hydrokinetic amplifier at a second pressure, and a discharge port to discharge a liquid phase combination of said first and second fluids at a third pressure, greater than said first and second pressures, to said combustor,
said primary fluids selected from the group consisting of air, water, steam, and fuel.
2. A combustion system as defined in claim 1, said hydrokinetic amplifier further including:
a first auxiliary inlet port to receive a first auxiliary input fluid into said hydrokinetic amplifier for combination therein with said primary fluids.
3. A combustion system as defined in claim 2 wherein said auxiliary input fluid is selected from the group consisting of air, water, steam, fuel, and combinations thereof.
4. A combustion system as defined in claim 2, said hydrokinetic amplifier further including:
a second auxiliary inlet port to receive a second auxiliary input fluid into said hydrokinetic amplifier for combination therein with fluids entering said hydrokinetic amplifier upstream of said second auxiliary inlet port.
5. A combustion system as defined in claim 4 wherein said auxiliary input fluids are selected from the group consisting of air, water, steam, fuel, and combinations thereof.
6. A combustion system, including:
a combustor; and
a hydrokinetic amplifier adapted to receive primary motive fluids and secondary input fluids for combination with said primary fluids;
said hydrokinetic amplifier effective to combine said fluids, and to discharge a liquid phase combination of said combined fluids under pressure to said combustor.
7. A combustion system, including:
a hydrokinetic amplifier to receive liquid and gas phase fuels at first and second pressures, to combine said fuels, and to discharge a liquid phase combination of said fuels at a third pressure, higher than said first and second pressures; and
a combustor to receive said combined fluids from said hydrokinetic amplifier for combustion in said combustor.
8. A method of preheating liquid fuel for a combustor by passing said fuel through a hydrokinetic amplifier for direct contact therein with steam, condensing said steam in said hydrokinetic amplifier, generating a homogeneous liquid phase mixture of said fuel and said condensed steam in said hydrokinetic amplifier, and discharging said liquid phase mixture to said combustor.
9. A gas turbine system including a combustor to generate combustion gases, and a hydrokinetic amplifier to receive input fluids, to combine said input fluids, and to discharge a liquid phase combination of said combined fluids under pressure to said combustor,
said input fluids selected from the group consisting of air, water, steam, and fuel.
10. A gas turbine system including a compressor to generate compressed air; a combustor to receive said compressed air, to combust fuel therein, and to thereby generate hot combustion gases; a gas turbine to expand said combustion gases to generate shaft work; and the improvement including:
a hydrokinetic amplifier to receive input fluids and to blend, preheat, and increase the pressure of said input fluids to generate a pressurized fuel supply stream to said combustor;
said input fluids including two selected from the group consisting of air, water, steam, gaseous fuel, liquid fuel, and combinations thereof; at least one of said fluids being a condensible vapor, and at least one of said fluids being a fuel.
11. A gas turbine system as defined in claim 10, said fuel supply stream entering said combustor in a liquid phase.
12. A gas turbine system as defined in claim 10, said fuel supply stream entering said combustor as an emulsion of liquid and noncondensible gas.
13. A gas turbine system as defined in claim 10, said fuel supply stream entering said combustor including a humidified noncondensible fuel.
This invention relates to methods and apparatus for supplying liquid or gaseous fuels to combustion apparatus of power generating systems utilizing the pumping and mixing capabilities of a hydrokinetic amplifier.
A gas turbine requires its fuel to be pumped or compressed to sufficient pressure for injection into the combustion chamber. Combustion chamber pressure, commonly in the range of 10 to greater than 20 atmospheres, is determined by air compressor discharge pressure and other turbine design parameters. Work required to operate the pumps and/or compressors reduces the net work output from the gas turbine cycle. In addition, water or steam is often introduced into the fuel or fuel/air combination within the combustor for NOx control, and/or increased work output from the turbine. Such added water or steam must also be at sufficient pressure for entrance into the combustor. Again, the work required to operate pumps and/or compressors for these fluids reduces the net work output from the gas turbine cycle. Also, the extraction of medium pressure steam from the steam side of a combined cycle reduces the net work output from the combined cycle power plant. These details add considerable complexity to system controls, and their capital equipment cost and ongoing operation and maintenance expenses are significant.
In addition to the pressurization requirement, fuel, air, and water streams must be properly mixed for proper combustion. Scores of existing patents addressing these issues are evidence of the intense and ongoing efforts within the industry to improve upon existing technologies.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,617,716 details a method of vaporizing liquid fuel oil and combining it with steam for combustion in a gas turbine system.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,054,279 describes a system wherein steam, water and fuel are combined with gas in a combustor and the steam/fuel ratio is greater than 2.75 to 1.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,110,973 involves a design for blending a homogeneous mixture of liquid fuel and water for delivery to a gas turbine engine.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,259,837 details a control system for mixing water and fuel in a proper proportion for a gas turbine power system.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,089,639 describes a system for mixing gaseous fuel, air, and water for combustion.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,816,041 details a venturi type mixing nozzle for a gas turbine engine wherein gaseous fuel, air and water are mixed prior to their injection into the combustor.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,921,389 involves a means for combustion of hydrocarbon fuel with air and water.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,741,712 details a supply system for burning of emulsions of water and hydrocarbon fuel.
A hydrokinetic amplifier (HA) combines two or more relatively low pressure fluid streams, and discharges the combined stream at elevated pressures to enter a gas turbine combustion chamber. In so doing, the HA also performs a mixing action, delivering highly emulsified and homogeneous fluid for efficient combustion and increased net work output from the system.
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a gas turbine power system, including a hydrokinetic amplifier (HA) as liquid fuel pump and fuel/water mixer.
FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of an HA for pumping and mixing three or more fluid streams.
FIGS. 3, 4, 5, 6 show the HA with various combinations of supply and discharge streams.
FIG. 1 depicts a simple gas turbine power cycle, including a hydrokinetic amplifier (HA) as fuel pump and fuel/water mixer. A compressor 2 takes in atmospheric air through a suction line 1 and delivers compressed air through a pressure line 3 to a combustor 4. An HA 13 receives water from a water feed line 8 and steam from a steam feed line 9 to produce a high velocity, heated liquid stream in a mixing zone 15. Hydrocarbon fuel, which might be liquid (such as distillate oil #2) or gas (such as natural gas) enters the mixing zone 15 through a fuel feed line 10. Fuel combines with the water stream in the mixing zone 15, and exits the HA 13 through a fluid discharge line 11 as a high pressure, homogeneous mixture suitable for combustion. The composite stream enters the combustor 4 through an atomizing or other suitable nozzle 14 for combustion in the presence of compressed air entering from the pressure line 3. Humidified combustion gases at high temperature and pressure exit the combustor 4 through a gas turbine inlet line 5. The gas turbine 6 expands the combustion gas products to produce shaft work which drives the compressor 2 and an electical generator 12. Hot exhaust gases leave the gas turbine 6 at low pressure through an exhaust line 7 to a stack and to atmosphere, or to a heat recovery system such as a boiler in a combined cycle plant (not shown).
Conventional gas turbine systems require that fuel, whether liquid or gas, be brought up to pressures sufficient for injection into the combustor, which is typically at about 150 to greater than 300 psia. In the prior art, a standard mechanical fuel oil pumping system or, in the case of gaseous fuel a gas compressor system, is used for this purpose. Considerable work is extracted from the plant to operate these high power components, significantly reducing net work output from the power plant system. Furthermore, these rotary (or reciprocating) components are high maintenance items, subject to leakage and excessive downtime.
In addition to fuel pressurization, many systems also require pumps, at a cost of considerable energy, to boost water pressure to these same levels for injection into the combustor. And, if steam is used, it must be extracted from a relatively high pressure source. This is a wasteful use of high pressure, high temperature steam.
My improvement to the gas turbine system includes the use of the HA as a fuel pump and/or compressor as well as a pump for injecting pressurized and heated water into the working fluid stream. If steam is used as the working vapor in the HA, it can be drawn from a source of significantly lower pressure than the operating pressure of a compressor/combustor/turbine inlet train.
Referring still to FIG. 1, assume for example that compressor discharge in the pressure line 3 is at 294 psia (20 atmospheres). The pressure in the fluid discharge line 11 to the combustor 4 must also be at least 20 atmospheres. The HA 13 produces a stream in the discharge line 11 at pressures greater than 300 psia, even though it is supplied with primary water and steam at less than 40 and 60 psia, respectively. Thus, if the steam source is an extraction turbine (in a combined cycle or cogeneration system), the steam feed line 9 can be extracted from the turbine at a much lower pressure bleed point than would be possible without the HA. In other words, in this example, steam can be extracted from the turbine at 60 psia instead of 294 psia. This allows for a significantly greater enthalpy drop through the steam turbine and therefore greater gross work output. Suitable water/fuel ratios can be created by optimizing flow rates and pressures. Fuel feed line 10 can deliver the desired amount of combustible fuel to be blended with the motivating fluid stream combined from lines 8 and 9. The fuel in fuel feed line 10 can also be at relatively low pressure, less than 100 psi for example, and yet it will be accelerated in mixing zone 15 and then decelerated and converted to high pressure in the HA diffuser. Highly efficient blending is accomplished simultaneously with pressurization.
FIG. 2 details the internal cross-section of one version of the HA, such as described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,569,635. Other versions of the HA, such as described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,673,335; 4,781,537; and 5,794,447 have similar configurations and also produce elevated pressure discharge streams relative to their supply streams. HA 13 receives primary liquid from a water feed line 8, and primary vapor from a steam feed line 9. The combined streams accelerate and move toward the discharge line 11. The HA 13 may further include a third inlet port 9 a for air, water, steam, or fuel (or combinations of these) to combine with primary liquid and vapor in a second mixing zone 15 a. Similarly, the HA 13 may still further include a fourth inlet port 9 b for air, water, steam, or fuel (or combinations of these) to combine with the fluid stream in a third mixing zone 15 b.
FIGS. 3-6 depict a series of HA supply stream configurations to illustrate various possible arrangements for a HA fluid delivery system to a gas turbine combustor. To help convey the versatility and tolerance of the hydrokinetic amplifier, the following description will give a breakdown of sample material balances around the device on a mass fraction basis. Discharge streams F, K, Q, and W are each composite blends of the sum total (equal to 1.00) of inlets to the respective HA's.
In FIG. 3, the HA 13-3 receives 0.06 steam from line A and 0.60 water at B. Line C delivers 0.3 fuel oil to combine with 0.04 air from D (ambient or compressed) to enter the HA at E. The combined mass of inputs at A, B, E is pressurized and discharged at F with a mass value of 1.00.
In FIG. 4, the HA 13-4 receives 0.08 steam from line G; 0.60 liquid fuel at H; 0.05 water at I; and 0.27 compressed air at J. The combined mass of inputs at G, H, I, J is pressurized and discharged at K with a mass value of 1.00.
In FIG. 5, the HA 13-5 receives 0.1 steam from line L; 0.88 water and fuel at O (blended from 0.44 water at N and 0.44 fuel oil at M); and 0.02 air at P. The combined mass of inputs at L, O, P is pressurized and discharged at Q with a mass value of 1.00. The discharge is a highly emulsified blend of liquid and 2% compressed, non-condensable air. This pressurized mixture is delivered through an atomizing nozzle into a turbine combustor.
Experimentation and development of the HA over the years has demonstrated its extraordinary ability to operate satisfactorily under a variety of supply conditions. Combining a non-condensable such as air (or gaseous fuel) with steam before entering the HA is one noteworthy example. While the impressive pressure boosting ability of the HA relies upon a condensable expanding vapor, the tolerance of the HA for surprisingly high ratios of non-condensables in the vapor supply offers additional blending possibilities. In FIG. 6, the HA 13-6 receives 0.7 water from line U; 0.23 steam and gaseous fuel at T (blended from 0.15 steam at R and 0.08 gaseous fuel, such as natural gas, at S); and 0.07 air at V. The combined mass of inputs at T, U, V is pressurized and discharged at W with a mass value of 1.00 to a gas turbine combustor (not shown).
An added and significant benefit of my invention is that the latent heat of condensation in the HA motivating vapor provides considerable preheating of the entire fuel mix stream on its way to the combustor.
The preceding examples are illustrative of only a few of many possible arrangements where an HA is used as a pump/mixer for a gas turbine system. Mass flow ratios of the constituent streams recited above are also only illustrative.
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JWC – Group A Day 3
good time in Skellefteå today. A grand total of three goals was scored in
the two hours of hockey that was played, but still the games were exciting
and the quality of play was the highest so far in the tournament. The scores
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JWC's. It is not a stretch to see them in the final and winning the
goldmedals this year. They are receiving great goaltending from Rick
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offense to be able to win. Team USA look very committed to playing a team
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today. The Slovakians did not play as well defensively and had poor marking
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The second live game for me in this years WJC was the encounter between Slovakia and
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WJC – Group A Day 2
The Czechs and the Americans skated to a 2-2 tie in the first game of the day, and the Finns and the Slovaks tied 1-1 after Finland almost won the game with a shot that hit the crossbar in the final second of the game.
Team USA looked good in exhibition against Sweden playing a disciplined game, and they did the same again today. They didn't allow many good scoring chances for the Czechs and when they did goalie Rick DiPietro was there to make the save. The 1981-born DiPietro appears to have assumed the role of starting goaltender ahead of Colorado Avalanche draftpick Philippe Sauve, and DiPietro certainly deserves it. Goalies who like to handle the puck are plentiful, but goalies with the hockey sense to actually do something good with the puck and help his team out with his puckhandling are more scarce. DiPietro is in the latter group – he almost never handles the puck without purpose, which is refreshing to see. DiPietro also looks very solid making his saves, and it shows that he has earned the trust of his defense. He could well be a star of this tournament. Almost all of Team USA's offense was generated by center Jeff Taffe and winger Barrett Heisten (Buffalo). Heisten scored the first goal of the game on a nice move in close on the power play, and the pair seemed to have good chemistry all game. Taffe is tall center with good puckhandling skills, and Heisten more of a shooter. For all of the third period they got a defenseman for a left winger as defenseman Pat Aufiero (Rangers) lined up besided them. The Americans also recieved good penalty-killing a che Read more»
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Wisconsin's cycling secrets
There's a thing or two our province could learn from this beautiful state
NO one can say our family's not trendy (well, they could say it behind our backs, but not to our trendy faces).
We decided to take a 'staycation' last fall, which, in the middle of the recession, was apparently all the rage.
We opted for a cycling trip, like the self-guided tours we had taken several years ago in France and northern Quebec.
We were looking for a place we'd never been before, but close to home so we could drive there.
As the family's designated tour guide, I chose Wisconsin, which resulted in a few interesting family conversations.
"Are we going to rent bikes?"
"No, we're taking our own in the van."
"Who's going to move our luggage from place to place?"
"Um, we are. In the van."
"Where are we going again?
"Why not?"
It fit the criteria: it was easy to drive to, and none of us had been there, but the central draw was something I never knew about Wisconsin until I started doing my homework online — it's a cycling mecca.
Wisconsin is a lovely state of rolling green farmland, big skies and beautiful lakes and rivers. It's Manitoba on hormones, a little more lush, a little more undulating. But there are many similarities, too.
Wisconsin's down-to-earth and helpful residents can match our Friendly Manitobans any time, and they have the same attitude towards tourists. "I can't believe you chose to come here" is a common reaction.
But Wisconsin could teach a thing or two to Manitobans about marketing, and making the best of what we share — abandoned rail lines.
Over the last half-century, the state has been quietly converting its old rail lines into cycling trails. We tried a few on this trip, and they were fun — well-groomed and flat, easy enough for the whole family, they wove through small towns well off the beaten path of that monster I-90 or 94.
IN fact, if you were to 'explore' Wisconsin from its main highway, you'd miss most of the state's subtle beauty. You need to get out into farm country to appreciate Wisconsin and its people.
Wisconsin's conversion into a cycling destination started with the 'granddaddy' of them all, the Elroy-Sparta State Trail. It was created in 1965 by some very clever people who realized that they had to do something to revive the area. Farms were going corporate, towns were dying, so what did they possibly have that could bring people in?
Elroy was once a prominent railroad centre, but cars and modern freeways had long rendered this obsolete.
So they embarked on the very first rails-to-trail conversion project in the country, and a new kind of tourism was born.
More routes followed, and today the Badger State boasts more than 1,000 miles of these trails, nearly 10,000 miles of secondary roadways for bike touring, plus many more ambitious kilometres in the state's 60 parks.
Since it became a national leader in recreational biking, the state has created all kinds of maps and marketing campaigns to lure in the two-wheelers, and it attracts thousands of Spandexed and Goretexed outdoors enthusiasts a year.
Not bad for a place otherwise famous for its dairy products and a humongous amusement park called The Dells. One 2009 report claimed the 'bicycling industry' now contributes $556 million and 3,418 jobs to the Wisconsin economy.
We started with the Elroy-Sparta trail, a 32-mile (51-km) route linking those two little towns in southwest Wisconsin.
Sparta has about 9,000 residents, one main strip with a great pizza joint, and not much else, but it proudly bills itself as the 'Bicycling Capital of the World.' Head west from Sparta and you're on the LaCrosse River Trail, but we headed east, making our way to the oldest rail-trail in North America. It was particularly fun to traverse this long-abandoned Chicago Northwestern Railroad bed — over little wooden bridges and streams and right through the heart of a number of small towns — because it has three covered rock tunnels, one as long as 1.2 kilometres.
You have to disembark and walk through with flashlights to get through these dark, dank tunnels, and it's just a spooky enough experience to make it well worthwhile. The trail ends in Elroy, which hooks up to three other major rail-trails, the 400 State Trail (35 kms) and Omaha County Trail (20 kms).
The biggest problem with a linear bike trail is that, well, it only goes one way. So our driver got the short end of the stick, taking the van to Elroy and joining us on the trail mid-way. Aforesaid driver only got to see one tunnel, twice. We lied about the other two not being so great.
(There are shuttles available at some of these places, and some of the hotels and B&Bs will pick you up for a fee.
The Wisconsin Biking Guide offers some really nice circular on-road bike tours, too.) The other former rail-trail we tried was the Glacial Drumlin, an asphalt/ limestone route through southeast Wisconsin, about 83 kilometres long.
It got its name from Glacial Lake Wisconsin, formed by the mighty Glacial Lake Agassiz, which once crushed the Manitoba prairies and extended all the way to northern Minnesota more than 15,000 years ago.
This state celebrates its 'glacier ridge' in many areas. A 'drumlin', according to signs along the trail, is a little mound of dirt and 'Canadian' rock left behind by the glacier when it finally melted away.
Wisconsin lives up to its name as a national leader in recreational biking.
Even the state capital of Madison has a great trail system, linking up with some of the big state trails. There are some 200 kilometres of shared-use paths and trails in this university town, and it's full of cyclists.
On the way home to Winnipeg, we even tried the Paul Bunyan State Trail around Bemidji, where the great Mississippi River begins. The trail winds south, 180 easy kilometres to Brainerd, and is one of the longest paved trails in the U.S.
It was a week of exploring a whole new place on two wheels. And the one thing I wondered about on the way home was this: Manitoba was once the centre of rail transport for the country. We have big skies, easy rides and small towns that could use some visitors. What could we learn from Wisconsin?
Desperately seeking Dells
NOBODY seems to go to Wisconsin without a trip to the Dells.
Then again, nobody seems to know what the Dells are.
They know it's the big tourist spot in Wisconsin; they know about roller coasters and waterslides, IHops and fun houses like Ripley's Believe it or Not, but they honestly cannot explain what a 'dell' is.
So what is a dell?
Blame Canada. The Dells are a deep 8-kilometre gash along the Wisconsin River — rocky islands and towering cliffs — carved by torrential meltwaters 15,000 years ago from Glacial Lake Wisconsin, which was created by our own Glacial Lake Agassiz.
I'm sure they're cool. We just never got a glimpse of 'em from the 'waterpark capital of the world' that has grown up over top, attracting three million blissfully oblivious visitors a year.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. – Corey Crawford was stoic on one end, stopping shot after shot, sometimes square, sometimes sprawling.
On the other side, the Chicago Blackhawks got glimpses of offense, but again struggled vs. a Minnesota Wild team that's bottled them up throughout this series. But the postseason, and especially overtime, is about bounces and taking advantage of them. And about 10 minutes into overtime, the Blackhawks did.
Patrick Kane scored the overtime winner, his second of this postseason, off a funny hop and Crawford stopped 34 of 35 as the Blackhawks beat the Wild 2-1 in Game 6 of their second-round series. The Blackhawks eliminated the Wild, 4-2, and now await the winner of the Anaheim Ducks-Los Angeles series. The Ducks lead that series 3-2 heading into Game 6 on Wednesday. If the Ducks win, they'll host the Blackhawks; if the Kings come back to win that series, the Blackhawks get home ice.
[WATCH: Patrick Kane sends Wild home with clutch goal]
Kris Versteeg scored his first goal of the postseason, a funny-hop score that gave the Blackhawks a 1-0 lead just 1:58 into the game. Brent Seabrook and Duncan Keith assisted on Kane's winner.
It wasn't the prettiest series the Blackhawks have ever played. In fact it was much like last year's first-round stint vs. the Wild. But the Blackhawks find a way and find an answer from someone who's done this a few times.
"He's a special player," coach Joel Quenneville said of Kane. "(Some) guys have that instinct, that knack of finding pucks, of wanting to be out there, wanting to score. He does his thing."
What started it however, was odd. Seabrook threw a pass into the Wild zone, the puck hit the stanchion and bounced in front of the net. While Peter Regin and Ryan Suter battled, Kane picked up the puck and scored. Kane credited it to some luck, but there aren't many who pull off that forehand-to-backhand goal, his fourth career postseason overtime winner.
"Whatever it is, if the luck finds me or the heavens above give me some blessings in overtime, I'll keep taking it," Kane said. "We have a bunch of guys with experience; everyone's done it. But it's always exciting when you do."
Keith said, "I think we got lucky on the bounce there, but we didn't get lucky with the way he scored it. That's a skilled player, and we were able to hang onto the puck in the neutral zone and make a good play to get it in deep."
Special describes Crawford's night, too. The goaltender was stellar in stopping 34 of 35 shots, including 13 of 14 in the second period when the Wild were pushing at the Blackhawks most. Couple that with 21 Blackhawks blocks and a few shots that found iron, and the Wild offense was stymied.
Crawford had an easy way to rate his game.
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"I don't know. I rate it a win, that's the only thing that counts," said Crawford, who also credited teammates. "I felt pretty good tonight. Our D-men made some big plays, too, on a couple pucks that were sitting there in the blue. They came up big on those ones. It's just sticking with it throughout the whole game and just giving our guys a chance."
That, he did. Kane joked the team may owe Crawford an apology.
"I'm sure he wasn't happiest with us with how we were playing in front of him," he said with a laugh. "It seems to be a trend in this building, in the second period, that they outplay us. But (Crawford) did what he does. He's a great goaltender, and we feel he's the best in the league for that reason."
The Blackhawks will take a breath now. They didn't play their best hockey against the Wild but they did show that resiliency that has become commonplace the past few postseasons. And, no, a bounce here or there never hurts, either.
"I think everyone wanted to be the guy who scored the goal tonight," Kane said. "It was a great goaltender effort by Crawford and we keep getting better and better. It didn't matter who was scoring tonight; I think we knew it was in this locker room."


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Charm Of Forgetting Poem by Tirupathi Chandrupatla
If one must remember
Every event that occurs
In news one reads
Or news that happens
Every process or procedure
That one learns
And remember every
Scene that eyes see
Name and face of every
Person one meets
And remember every
Feeling of hands touching
And taste of every
Bite of food one eats
And smell of every kind
That one comes across
And remember tunes and tones
Of every sound one hears
This mind would be
The most powerful
Supercomputer in the world
Impossible to build.
Human memory's selective
Sorts through the mess
Remembers only key events
Throwing away the rest
Glad to note that
We're all blessed
We should all be happy
With the charm of forgetting.
Topic of this poem: memory
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Patricia Grantham (7/11/2013 8:24:00 AM)
Oh how I love this poem. If we could all get a grip on this very interesting write.
Forgetting can be a blessing in many ways. Somethings in life can be hurtful
and need to be forgotten or else it might sink us into a deeper hole. The brain
can erase, store and retrieve any information that it wants to in order to maintain
the bodies health and existence. Very inspiring write. (Report) Reply
Dinesh Nair (7/9/2013 8:57:00 AM)
The sweetness of forgetfulness triumphs over the bitterness of memories at times and you have driven home that truth quite interestingly sir. (Report) Reply
Yasmeen Khan (7/8/2013 12:19:00 AM)
A good write about the mind and memory...there may be conscious filtering of events or unconscious. and forgetfulness is not always conscious. very thought-provoking write. (Report) Reply
Heather Wilkins (7/6/2013 7:37:00 PM)
things are remembered that wants to be remembered. other things are discarded excellent thoughts (Report) Reply
David Wood (7/5/2013 5:04:00 AM)
This is a well thought through poem of natural facts. A god write (Report) Reply
Valerie Dohren (7/4/2013 2:56:00 PM)
We only forget at a conscious level, everything is stored in there like computer disc - the more information the mind acquires, the harder it is to retrieve. Interesting write. (Report) Reply
Somanathan Iyer (7/4/2013 9:53:00 AM)
Yes sir, Mind filters the needed stuff only which is meant to be stored. Nice observation. (Report) Reply
Thomas A Robinson (7/4/2013 7:16:00 AM)
It's the things that the mind remembers is the rue!
The things I want to remember the mind discards as frivious. (Report) Reply
Gajanan Mishra (7/3/2013 9:16:00 PM)
we are all blessed, my dear poet, we are here to see the world in our own eyes
And also are happy with the charm of forgetting. good write, thanks. it is 10. (Report) Reply
Chandra Thiagarajan (7/3/2013 9:40:00 AM)
Very well said Sir! There IS really a Charm in Forgetting unwanted thoughts of vexation and grief. A lovely poem! (Report) Reply
Valsa George (7/3/2013 8:27:00 AM)
In forgetting, there is definitely a charm! If everything clutters in our memory, our brain might explode oneday. Unless painful memories are erased by time, we will slip back to perpetual gloom! A very meaningful write! (Report) Reply
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What changed? When I took a poetry course from Helen Vendler, she once said: "If you don't like a poem now, wait for 10 years, and re-read it." That may sound a bit smug on the computer screen, but I think you'd have been as impressed as I was if you were there. She tended to declaim like the Iris Murdoch of Judi Dench's Iris–always from a minimalist lectern surrounded by hundreds of square feet of empty polished parquet floor.
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I knew his answer before I finished my question. Harry Madigan is uncommonly good at many things, but he'd die of starvation if he had to earn his living playing poker.
He leans forward in his chair by my desk and laughs, knowing I know. "All right," he says, raising his hands in mock surrender. "She's an old girlfriend. And I don't think I should represent her. Not in this case."
"You want me to represent your girlfriend?" I laugh too, fully expecting him to deliver a punch line.
He frowns. "As you happen to know," he says, "she's not my girlfriend. But she was twenty-five years ago. We were law school classmates."
He must be joking. Just in case, though, I turn to the bookshelf behind my desk and tap a pen against the red spine of the Massachusetts Lawyers Directory. "What? Is there a sudden shortage of attorneys in the Commonwealth, Harry?"
"Come on, Marty, we're not sixteen. We both have pasts. And we've both had other relationships."
I take off my frameless glasses, drop them on top of a file on the cluttered desk, then rub my tired eyes and roll them at him.
Harry gets to his feet, feigns deep concentration, and starts pacing around my small office. He's six feet tall and built like a linebacker; the room always seems crowded when he stands. His shoulders are broad, his arms muscular, and his hands enormous. His charcoal hair, thick, unruly, and always too long, has gone a paler gray at the temples. Harry can pace all night as far as I'm concerned; I'll watch.
He stops abruptly, glances sideways at me, and taps an index finger against his forehead, as if coaxing a memory to the surface. "Speaking of relationships," he says, "if I recall correctly, Attorney Nickerson, you even managed to squeeze in a husband."
"True. And if Ralph ever needs a lawyer, I'll be sure to send him straight to you."
My ex-husband is Ralph Ellis, a nationally acclaimed forensic psychiatrist. He tends to show up in high-profile trials and Harry has seen him many times on TV. The two have never actually met, though. And it's no secret between Harry and me that he's not looking forward to the occasion.
He walks to the darkened window, leans against the sill and sighs. "Please," he says. "She needs a good lawyer. She's in trouble."
"You're serious."
He bites his lower lip and nods. "I am."
"What's her name?"
"Louisa Rawlings."
Of course it is. Harry's old girlfriend wouldn't be a Mary or a Peggy or a Sally. She'd be a Louisa. I'm sorry I asked.
"Rawlings is her married name," he adds. "She was Coleman when I knew her."
"How long were you and Louisa Coleman an item?"
"Through law school," he says.
"All of it?"
"What happened?"
Harry leaves the windowsill, drops back into the chair by my desk, and falls quiet, drumming his fingers on the armrests. It's pretty clear that whatever happened wasn't his idea. "The public defender thing," he says at last. "It didn't appeal to her."
"She didn't want you doing the dirty work of a public defender?"
He laughs. "It wasn't the dirty work that bothered her. It was the puny paycheck."
"But didn't she know all along that you planned to become a public defender?" It's always seemed obvious to me that Harry was born with that plan.
"She did," he says. "But I think she assumed I'd change my mind -- come to my senses -- by the time we finished law school." He shrugs. "I didn't."
"So she dumped you and married Mr. Rawlings?"
"Nope. She dumped me and married Mr. Powers. She dumped him and married Mr. Rawlings."
"And I'm the one who introduced her to Glen Powers." Harry looks away from me and winces, the memory apparently still chafing. "He was a friend of mine; graduated a class ahead of Louisa and me."
"But your friend had the good sense to pursue a more lucrative career?"
"Bingo," Harry says. "Trusts and estates."
"And Mr. Rawlings?"
"Cha-ching. Corporate mergers and acquisitions."
I try to stifle my laughter, but I can't. "All lawyers? All three of you?"
"What do you mean, all three of us? We weren't a men's club, for God's sake. She married the two of them. She wouldn't marry me."
I'm silent for a few seconds, while the implication of his words sinks in. "You asked."
Harry looks down at his hands and then back at me. "Yeah," he says, "I did."
I take the red directory from the bookcase and push it across the desk to him.
"Come on, Marty. That was another lifetime. And she needs help."
"She's a lawyer, Harry. Surely someone from her own firm can hook her up with whatever help she needs."
"She's never practiced."
"Never practiced? The woman graduated from Yale Law School and she's never practiced? What does she do?"
He looks up at the ceiling, as if searching for words. "She marries well," he says.
Well, of course she does. Why didn't I think of that?
"Harry, I'm sorry your old flame is in trouble. Really I am. But I've been in court all day. It's late and I'm starving. Are we going to dinner?"
He jumps up from his chair, hustles to the back of mine, and makes a production of holding my suit coat for me. "Mais oui, madame." His French accent is tortured, reminiscent of Pepé le Pew. "Name zee establishment of your choice."
I look over my shoulder and roll my eyes at him again. We both know we'll end up at Vinnie's. The booths are private, the lights are dim, and the food's the best Italian on Cape Cod. Most important, though, the portions are big enough to keep even Harry happy.
"I'll tell you more about it while we eat," he says, pausing to massage my neck and shoulders through my jacket. I close my eyes and lean backward into his big hands. I'd have fallen for Harry even if he weren't a compulsive masseur. But I'll never tell him that.
"Why is this your project, Harry? You just said she marries well. Let her husband find her a good lawyer."
"He can't."
"Of course he can. If he's with a firm large enough to do mergers and acquisitions, he's well connected."
Harry turns me around to face him, still holding on to my shoulders. "Herb Rawlings is dead, Marty. He's somewhere on the ocean floor."
"And Louisa's in a bit of a jam."
Copyright © 2004 by Rose Connors
A Crime Novel
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A Crime Novel
At the urgent request of Harry Madigan, Marty takes on the defense of Louisa Rawlings, a woman suspected of murdering her wealthy husband. Harry is Marty's law partner. He's also her lover -- but he used to be Louisa's.
Marty is simultaneously intrigued and disturbed by her new client. Louisa Rawlings is Marty's polar opposite. Glamorous and charismatic, she's entrenched in the good life, openly coveting every luxury money can buy. District Attorney Geraldine Schilling believes Louisa was motivated by greed, and to Marty, that motive seems all too plausible. It also seems too tidy. Marty's gut tells her the murderer was motivated by something far more personal.
As the evidence against Louisa mounts, though, Marty begins to doubt her own judgment. The people she normally turns to for perspective are incapable of helping her. Her young associate, Kevin Kydd, is so bewitched by Louisa that he's in danger of jeopardizing his entire career. And Marty fears that Harry might be too....
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