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It's no secret that a shaky defense corps was one of the main reasons for a disappointing 2013-14 NHL season for the New York Islanders, but where did it truly rank, and where does it stand ahead of next season?
What would have been the impact of a healthy Lubomir Visnovsky? How did Andrew MacDonald's departure affect the team? Is Calvin de Haan ready to make the leap? Was failing to sign Dan Boyle as big of a blunder as the mainstream media would have us believe? When will the much-talked-about defensive prospects finally be ready to join the big club?
These are just a few of the many questions we'll explore as we take a closer look at the Islanders' blue line in this post.
Aiding me in my analysis is Rob Vollman of Hockey Abstract, who will use his knowledge of hockey analytics to complement my own perspective. (You'll remember him from my post on his Isles player usage chart.) Rob has often claimed that his brand of analytics is best used in close concert with traditional analysis (as opposed to replacing it entirely), so let's put that to the test here.
We've selected five questions related to the Islanders blue line with the aim of seeing where our unique perspectives—one sentimental (for lack of a better term), and one analytical—match up. We'd love to read your view in the comments section as well, so feel free to chime in. If this project works out, we'll take a look at other aspects of the team throughout the summer.
So, without further ado…
1. How would one rank the Islanders' defensemen last year among all 30 NHL teams?
Mike's take: In comparison to the rest of the league, I'd say the blue line ranked below average (20-25 range). I think most of their deficiencies were exacerbated by injuries (Strait, Visnovsky) and a lack of veteran presence. The team was forced to rely on kids (de Haan, Donovan, Hickey) for much of the year, which meant a lot of them were learning on the fly. (Not exactly what management had planned, but you can't account for injuries to key blueliners.) Toward the end of the season, the team basically threw in the towel and allowed the rookies to play big minutes, going with Kevin Czuczman and Scott Mayfield at times in an effort to prepare the kids for camp in the fall.
Rob's take: The Islanders put a great deal of effort into upgrading their forward depth last summer, and I was puzzled why they chose to begin the season taking such risks in net and on the blue line. I figured that better defenseman (and goalies) were just too difficult to acquire, leaving a lot of teams around the league to take giant risks like this—the Islanders were hardly alone here. This also gave me all the more respect for teams like Carolina who managed substantial improvements. Unfortunately for the Islanders, they essentially experienced the worst case scenarios on defense and in goal. Although their blue line ranked toward the bottom of the league overall, it wasn't necessarily destined to be that way. Still, it wasn't a playoff-caliber blue line no matter the excuses (injuries, inexperience, etc.).
2. Was Andrew MacDonald playing over his head? Where on the depth chart does he really belong?
MW: MacDonald—before the trade with the Philadelphia Flyers—was playing the most minutes on the team, and it wasn't close. While some might see that as an indication he was the all-around most important defenseman, he was definitely in over his head. On an Islanders team decimated by injuries and reliant on rookies, MacDonald was forced to step up and shoulder a heavy load defensively. On a top-5 or even a top-10 team, he'd be a third-pair D-man; those third-pair minutes would make the best use of his ability in his own zone. On Long Island, he was manning the point on the power play since Visnovsky was out with a concussion, which MacDonald never really looked comfortable doing. All in all, he was pressed into service in a role that the situation dictated. If the coaching staff had its choice, Jack Capuano and Doug Weight likely never would have had him matched up against the other teams' top forwards or running the power play.
RV: MacDonald had been tackling New York's top minutes for most of four seasons, killing penalties and playing against the top lines at even strength, often in the defensive zone. His results were actually pretty respectable for the first couple of seasons but have been alarmingly bad since the 2012 lockout. Analytically speaking, this team got badly outplayed when he was on the ice, at a rate even worse than his difficult playing conditions would normally allow. The Flyers are taking quite a risk in signing MacDonald to a $5 million cap hit for each of the next six seasons, but that's what a tight defenseman market will do: force teams to take risks and ultimately overpay.
3. Calvin de Haan: the real deal? Is he ready to be a top-pair defenseman?
MW: Calvin de Haan is definitely the real deal. The team traded up to draft him at No. 12 in 2009 (John Tavares's draft class) with the intention of making him the power play quarterback and top-pair defenseman of the future. Unfortunately, successive shoulder injuries slowed his progress in the AHL, but as you've probably noticed from your player tracking, de Haan's offensive game is pretty solid. He never looked out of place in the NHL last year, and he'll take another big step forward next season. Ideally, the Islanders see him and Griffin Reinhart as the top pair (possibly next season, but likely in 2015-16). I don't see any reason why de Haan couldn't play on the top pair next year, unless Visnovsky comes back 100 percent healthy and the coaching staff feels de Haan could use one more full year as a second-pairing guy before handing him the responsibility of playing top-pair minutes. (Obviously, all of this is dependent on GM Garth Snow possibly bringing in a veteran D-man this offseason, which could change the depth chart significantly.)
RV: Yes, analytically all the signs are pointing in the right direction for de Haan. The rookie D-man ranked second on the Islanders' blue line in terms of quality of competition, and the percentage of his shifts that began in the defensive zone was the highest among the team's defensemen. That's a lot of confidence to place in a 22-year-old rookie, and his results did not disappoint. In fact, the team enjoyed one of its largest shot-based advantages when he was out there, which can't just be a coincidence. (MW: EYE-TEST-MATCHING-THE-FANCY-STATS ALERT! ) I wouldn't be the least bit surprised to see him form an effective top pairing during the 2014-15 season with incumbent top-pair D-man Travis Hamonic, though the safer prediction is one more year of de Haan as a solid top-four defender before he makes the leap.
4. Lubomir Visnovsky's absence: how many points in the standings do you think it cost the team?
MW: Visnovsky's absence really hurt the team, and I think it ultimately cost the Isles four or five wins outright (8-10 points in the standings). The team wasted many of their power play opportunities without a true quarterback to run the point, which meant they left "easy" goals on the table. The Islanders weren't blown out too many times last season, meaning those lost power play opportunities were huge. Visnovsky isn't a real physical guy, but if he was in the lineup, the rest of the depth chart shifts one spot accordingly, and guys like Matt Carkner aren't on the ice as much. (Sorry Matt.) I'd say that the loss of Visnovsky was the biggest factor—besides their lack of solid goaltending—that contributed to the Islanders' poor showing this past season.
RV: We're on opposite sides, here. I think Visnovsky's value has been greatly exaggerated and his true worth could be as low as three goals and only one point in the standings. This cynical view is a consequence of having a more modest opinion of Visnovsky as a player, and of my perception of the true impact a non all-star can have on a team's position in the standings. While his loss was clearly felt on the power play, his even-strength scoring rate has been 0.6 for two seasons now, which is really as low as is possible. And that's despite the advantage of consistently starting about 55% of his shifts in the offensive zone, which is just about as high as it gets (especially for the Islanders). Furthermore, those numbers are generally against secondary lines, and he has ranked top-four in quality of competition on his team's blue line only once in the past six seasons. He does have phenomenal possession stats, though, and perhaps they ought to try relying on him more against top opposing lines. Defensively, he hasn't averaged a minute of penalty killing time per game as far back as I can remember.
5. What do the Isles need to get on the blue line this summer (if anything)?
MW: I think the Islanders are set on the blue line for the time being. (I know that goes against a lot of what I've said above about the team's defense corps being the weak link, but hear me out.) With Jesse Graham, Ville Pokka, Ryan Pulock and Reinhart all on the way—Reinhart this year, everyone else in a couple years—there's a logjam at defenseman within the organization. If anything, the team could have used Dan Boyle to lend a veteran presence and run the power play, which is exactly why GM Garth Snow went after him. I think the team's biggest focus this summer is a top winger to play with Tavares, then Snow can look for a good backup goalie (assuming a deal with Evgeni Nabokov can't be reached), and then seek out a depth blueliner.
RV: The Islanders could probably use one more top-four defenseman on a temporary basis, but that's far easier said than done. The escalated prices of the free agent market make that a big gamble, and the cost of acquiring defensemen via trade can be just as steep. While adding Boyle top the mix wouldn't necessarily have done any harm, I don't think that would've been the right move. In terms of free agents, a great signing would be Mark Fayne, but he's unlikely to come cheap. More affordable options to explore could include Tom Gilbert, Ron Hainsey, and Brett Bellemore. If the Islanders were to make a trade, their first call should be to the San Jose Sharks to inquire about Justin Braun, and then to the Minnesota Wild to ask about Jared Spurgeon or Marco Scandella. Finally, a call to the Boston Bruins to ask about Johnny Boychuk wouldn't be a bad idea either.
And there you have it; that's our quick take on the Islanders blue line. With the exception of Visnovsky's true value to the club, there seems to be a close consensus between the "traditional" and "analytical" views when it comes to assessing the play of the team's defensemen. Remember: give us your thoughts on the Islanders' defense in the comments section below, and if there's interest in this type of breakdown, we'll do it again later this summer and focus on a different aspect of the team.
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All is not lost in Attappady – implementation of a Rs.64-crore project to bring back 25,750 acres of fallow tribal farmland to cultivation under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) has started yielding results.
During the last three years, the scheme has brought 2,601 acres under cultivation and provided employment to 2,252 tribal families regularly.
Under the scheme, the tribal families can work on their land to prepare it for cultivation and get wages under the MGNREGS, P.V. Radhakrishnan, Project Officer, Integrated Tribal Development Project (ITDP), Attappady, told The Hindu.
The scheme helped the families escape starvation as they got both employment and food from their land that was kept fallow for various reasons earlier, he said.
The first of its kind in the country, the scheme was launched in 2010-11 in most of the 192 tribal hamlets in Attappady.
It was implemented through Ooru Koottams (hamlet committees). Approval had been given to 10,405 works that focussed mainly on the revival of tribal farming practices and organic cultivation.
The Project Officer said that Attappady Tribal Block stood first in the implementation of the MGNREGS as it spent Rs.9.75 crore during 2012-13.
It generated 5,69,530 mandays and provided 64 days employment to 8,869 families.
A notable feature of the project was that the administrative cost was just 3 per cent of the total money spent.
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About 52 per cent of the families given jobs under the MGNREGS had gone to the tribal people in the grama panchayats of Agali, Sholayur and Pudur under the Attappady block.
Ever since the winding up of the Rs.219-crore eco-restoration and tribal empowerment project of the Attappady Hill Area Development Society (AHADS) in 2010, the tribal people were facing acute unemployment. With no work, many of them were close to starvation -- allegedly resulting in women going anaemic and infants dying of malnutrition.
The new scheme was launched with a view to ensuring the crucial food security to them, Mr. Radhakrishnan added.
The scheme is being implemented jointly by Rural Development Department through grama pachayats using the service of the Tribal Promoters and the mates of Ooru Vikasana Samitis (hamlet development committees).
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The following was composed by Giriraja Maharaja (then a brahmacari) and read to Srila Prabhupada during a Room Conversation — October 15, 1977, Vrndavana
My dear Lord Krsna, You are known as Yogesvara, the master of all mystic powers. So it is very easy for You to perform the impossible, as You have done many times in the past. By Your merciful glance You restored life to the boys and cows who had died by drinking the water of the Yamuna River which was poisoned by Kaliya. And You swallowed the devastating forest fire to protect the inhabitants of Vrndavana. In the rasa dance You expanded Yourself to be simultaneously present by the side of each gopi. And as guru-daksina, You recovered the dead son of Your teacher. When the hunchback maidservant of Kamsa smeared You with sandalwood pulp, You made her straight and beautiful. And as a householder in Dvaraka, You expanded Yourself into sixteen thousand Krsnas and simultaneously satisfied all of Your sixteen thousand wives. When Sudama Brahmana offered You chipped rice, You transformed his poor cottage into a beautiful palace suitable for the king of heaven. And to satisfy mother Devaki, You returned her six dead sons from the kingdom of Bali. To appease the Dvaraka brahmana, You also reclaimed his dead sons from Maha-Visnu. When Srila Prabhupada sat with seven dollars under a tree in Tompkins Square Park, You transformed that tree into so many royal palaces, and You expanded that seven dollars into millions of dollars. And when Srila Prabhupada spoke Your message, You turned the mlecchas and candalas into Your devotees. And when Srila Prabhupada went all by himself to sell his Srimad-Bhagavatam volumes, You expanded him into ten thousand loving salesmen who are working day and night without asking any salary, and You expanded his suitcase of books into fifty-five million pieces of literature in twenty-three different languages. And when Hare Krsna Land was lost to the demons, You returned it to His Divine Grace. So from these examples we can understand that for You, the impossible is not difficult, but rather, You have performed so many impossible feats for Your devotees
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I cried when reading… such simple & brilliant prayer.
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Thank you for posting that, Maharaja. It builds so beautifully and Srila Prabhupada's achievements impress the reader as even more wonderful than Sri Krishna's. Like the Lord, he brought so many souls "back from the dead."
It is such a tonic to be reminded that if we are trying to serve Krishna sincerely, by His will we can do what is apparently impossible. Thanks for the spiritual pick-me-up.
Is it recorded what Srila Prabhupada's response was?
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(b) A tennis ball.
(c) A frog.
(d) A softball.
2. What does Maniac do to make McNab pitch the ball to him?
(a) He takes a hat off another player.
(b) He stands at the bag and waits.
(c) He insults McNab.
(d) He challenges McNab.
3. What strategy does Grayson use to help him learn to read?
(a) He only works with the vowels at first.
(b) He has Maniac use baseball terms.
(c) He equates reading to baseball.
(d) He memorizes a few consonants at a time.
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(b) He throws out everyone at first base.
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Last night I took some tylenol PM around 9 so this darn anxiety wouldnt keep me most of the night again. I think a full night sleep has been a real help as my attitude is much better today. (although there is still the ghost of a headache, what's that about?)
still have part of the box of granola bars around the house, had one this morning with my veggies. Not the no sugar I was going for - but it is still better. I need to remind myself this is only for a week - to retrain my taste buds, to help educate me on the amount of sneaky sugar in what I am eating, to explore some new tastes and to help change my gut flora
The very high level of anxiety I am feeling these days is difficult. I am seeing a therapist, but while that is helping me untangle myself to start addressing my problems, it isn't reducing the constant anxiety. I don't really have any stress busters except for eating right now so that is causing issues. My blood pressure is up high, for the first time in decades. sigh.
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How Do You Find The Resonance Frequency of A Rock?
Im basically new to the field of cymatics, I understand how to find the resonance frequency of most objects, but what if the object is an inert object like a rock, or steel?
Do I need special equipment to send frequency waves through it or something?
Ie a rife machine?
Or is there a simpler method?
Im basically trying to get a rock to spin & levitate, using sound or electricity, im basically not sure what equipment id need as a starting point
I already know how to spin magnets using sound resonance, ie john depew style
Im pretty sure, if I can find the resonance frequency of a rock I can do the same
Imagine creating cars & helicopters & robotics using directed resonance frequency out of rocks & inert matter ...
From observing glass resonance, the glass literally starts to act like a liquid, ie it wobbles & dramatically behaves like a plastic
To find the resonance of a rock, what if I created a drinking glass out of a thin layer of rock, would that work?
& then work out the density of the total rock, ie to calculate the total power or loudness to work out the density of the rock
Anyway some ideas I had, basically if someone knows how to find the resonance frequency of high density rocks, & equipment required
Also most importantly, is it possible to break glass & cymatics using subsonic frequencies?
Ie. Subsonic, as in Frequencies out of the hearing range of a human
Just a thought ... How would you generate a subsonic frequency out of the hearing range of a human powerful enough to spin a rock?
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Good question
It does have me thinking.
Kind of like a pile driver, but internal to its self.
kind of like one hammer used to drive a nail without damage to the hammer or nail.
But if two hammers are used and come together at the heads with the same force, the resulting force can break or chip the heads of the hammer.
Kind of a force multiplication.
But at a low frequency.
I hope to learn more.
If only Ed was still alive !
We know that he had 'radio frequency tuners' hanging in his workshop area at Coral Castle and I believe they directly relate to your quest.
An idea i've been thinking about relates to Steve's answer with the hammer.
A radio wave can be used at 1/4, 1/2, 3/4 and it's full wave, most commonly 1/4 wave is used for reception in devices.
Radio waves are just the same as voice carriers, at a supersonic level. You might imagine a human voice to be at a subdivided frequency, of many several thousand times of a radio wave frequency.
So, what if you transmit at the frequency that was determined for a sliver of the rock, to begin a resonance, then also transmit a very fine detuning. The receiver of that wavelength would be at 1/2 wave. Transmit another very slightly different to that, with another receiver at 3/4 length and finally a 4th again different.
Such a condition may result in a multifold power increase of the resultant energy, perhaps capacitively coupled, like the windings on a radio receiver. What we are coupling though is the air between the frequencies, between the resonance points in space.
Modulating those waves, bringing them in and out of resonance in minute increments may allow for directional change...controlled falling in different directions, in and out of resonance.
Up/down/left/right - 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, full wave
Could that have been what was within Leedskalnin's box on the tripod ?
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Hi Slider
I have learned so much from your past work that continues to help me even today.
"What we are coupling though is the air between the frequencies, between the resonance points in space."
Wow excellent idea
Using the gaps between a frequency as a capacitator, excellent idea
Also does anyone know how to shatter glass at subsonic frequencies?
From my research it seems pretty easy, as glass resonates so visibly, basically hook it up to an oscilloscope & note the subsonic frequency as the glass starts to resonate
Im pretty sure the frequencies used to resonate a rock are subsonic, as the gongs & bowls used by the tibetan monks all generate massive amounts of subsonic frequencies
While the sound bowls visible frequencies are beneficial its the subsonic frequencies which seem to do the most work, ie shake the bowl etc
From what I remember there was a guy who used huge mile long pipes to research subsonic frequencies, he was commissioned by the government, does anyone know his name?
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The waves of energy have to bounce back and forth in the substance for you to get resonation. If they don't bounce they will get absorbed by the molecular resistance and be converted to heat. Think in terms of a continuous spectrum starting with a lump of mud or clay at one end and a glass rod at the other end. The molecules of the glass rod are very highly organized and thus the rod has special properties.
In that case wouldnt detecting the radiation emitted from the rock be better then soundwaves, to determine the resonance waves emitted by the rock?
From my understanding causing something to self resonate is pretty easy, its finding the resonant pattern or frequency & a way to cause the self resonation thats the tricky part
ie famously gusts of wind caused a bridge to self resonate & literally self resonate itself to pieces
Maybe I should just go & find a tuning fork & whack some rocks as a trial run ... lol
play with yer trumpet!
Thats the answer ! couple of trumpets an a drum look its easy
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Dubai property firm Meraas Development, which two years ago put its $95 billion flagship development on hold, is set to handover land from the project's redesigned first phase to investors later this year, an executive said on Tuesday.
State-owned Meraas launched its Jumeirah Gardens project in October 2008 but, just two months later, announced it was reviewing the project's phasing and rollout as a result of the global financial crisis.
Meraas, which provides infrastructure and sells land for the re-named Pearl Jumeirah project, a man-made island off the coast of Dubai, has already sold 45 percent of the sellable land for investors to build on, Sina al-Kazim, the firm's chief business development officer told Reuters in an interview at this year's Dubai Cityscape.
Land will be handed over to the investors by the end of November while the infrastructure — electricity, roads, water and sewage — will be completed by the first quarter of 2012.
"Yes, it was part of Jumeirah Gardens but we re-masterplanned that particular section to bring ourselves in line with what the market required," Kazim said, adding that 90 percent of the land had so far been reclaimed.
"Jumeirah Gardens initially had a different type of phasing strategy … the first phase today we believe is this, the next phase we'll see what the market requires," he said adding that the landbank from the original project remained the same.
Kazim declined to give a revised value for the whole Jumeirah Gardens project or Pearl Jumeirah.
Meraas sold 45 percent of the sellable land around the time it began land reclamation, Kazim said, adding that 35 percent of the 10 million square foot island was for sale, with the rest set aside for landscaping, public facilities and infrastructure.
The offshore development had orginally been called East Bay when the project was first launched two years ago and was to be made up of high rise buildings, but will now be home to residential villas, a five-star hotel and a retail area
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Land buyers for Pearl Jumeirah were predominantly United Arab Emirates nationals, but also included Indian nationals.
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BlueLinx Announces Fourth-Quarter And Full-Year Results
For the quarter and full year periods ended December 31, 2011, the above table reflects the following events: (i) the Company recorded a gain on the sale of certain properties during the first quarter of 2011; (ii) the Company recorded a gain on the modification of a lease agreement; (iii) the Company recorded a gain from an insurance settlement; (iv) the Company recorded certain severance costs; and (v) the Company recorded the effect of a reduction in the fair value of its terminated ineffective interest rate swap partially offset by the continued amortization of the accumulated other comprehensive loss related to the ineffective interest rate swap into interest expense. The adjusted benefit from income taxes reflected in the table is comprised of the Company's effective tax rate excluding the valuation allowance related to its deferred tax assets, a tax benefit related to our intra period income tax allocation to other comprehensive income and the tax effect of significant special items. The adjusted benefit from income taxes assumes the Company's deferred tax assets are realizable.
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The Company intends to amend and extend its $400 million U.S. revolving credit facility. The amendment will extend the maturity by three years from the closing date. It is expected that the maximum available credit under the U.S. revolving credit facility will be increased by $22.5 million to $422.5 million. The amended U.S. revolving credit facility is also expected to continue to have a $100 million uncommitted accordion credit facility to potentially increase the maximum available credit to $522.5 million. The amended U.S. revolving credit facility is expected to have covenants substantially similar to those in the existing U.S. credit facility.
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Erwin W. Lutzer (born October 3, 1941) is an evangelical Christian pastor, teacher, and author. He is currently the senior pastor of The Moody Church.
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Erwin Lutzer was born in Saskatchewan, Canada, the last of Gustav and Wanda Lutzer's five children. He graduated from Winnipeg Bible College and then attended Dallas Theological Seminary in Dallas, Texas. In 1967, he graduated from Dallas (M.A. Theology) with honors and as president of the student body.
While in Dallas, Erwin became acquainted with a young woman named Rebecca Hickman, who was attending Dallas Bible College. They were married in 1969, and have three married daughters and six grandchildren.
Erwin Lutzer served as Senior Pastor at Edgewater Baptist Church in Chicago from 1971 to 1977. During that time he completed an M.A. in philosophy from Loyola University Chicago. He then entered the Ph.D program at Loyola to pursue a doctorate in philosophy. In subsequent years, he has received two honorary doctorates.
Since January 1980, Erwin Lutzer has been the Senior Pastor of The Moody Church in Chicago. The church and its ministries have grown significantly under Lutzer's leadership, and construction is currently being done on a new Christian Life Center to complement the current 75-year-old building.
Dr. Lutzer is the speaker on three popular radio broadcasts: Songs in the Night, Running to Win, and The Moody Church Hour. These broadcasts are heard across the United States, and in many countries through the internet. Sunday morning services at Moody are streamed live worldwide through the church's website. He is also an international speaker at churches, conferences, and retreats.
Lutzer has authored more than 30 books, including Hitler's Cross, which won a Gold Medallion award from the Evangelical Christian Publishers Association, and the bestselling One Minute After You Die: A Preview of Your Final Destination. Most recently, his book about The Da Vinci Code, called The Da Vinci Deception, was featured on national broadcasts both in secular and Christian markets.


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A full-sized replica of the PINK STEEL ribbon went on TOUR to various locations throughout Springfield gathering signatures in recognition of breast health awareness.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Springfield Clinic, in partnership with O'Shea Healthcare Builders, proudly presented "Pink Steel: Building Strength from Within" inaugural event. The event, held Thursday, October 25th, 2012 on the construction site of the new Springfield Clinic 1st expansion at 1st and Dodge Streets, recognized all those affected by breast cancer—from survivors and their loved ones to those whose battles were lost. The event's name—Pink Steel—has a double meaning. While it figuratively describes the strength within breast cancer patients and survivors, the term is also literal—the Springfield Clinic 1st expansion will be constructed by Selvaggio Steel of Springfield using steel beams coated in pink.
Pink Steel featured guest speakers and refreshments, and t-shirts given away to the first 600 people in attendance. The more than 800 attendees had the opportunity to become part of the new building by signing both a steel pink ribbon that will be used as an interior centerpiece in the Clinic's mammography unit, as well as one of the steel beams that will be erected into the building. It was truly a day of strength, hope and inspiration.
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Excellent, moist. Only thing I changed was added 1/4 honey and used a glass 13x9 pan. Crunchy edges and moist flavorful cornbread. Everyone loved it!
Mine came out moist & buttery but realize that the cornbread that I've been craving is the corn muffin kind. I need a recipe with sugar. Also, the buttermilk sour taste was a bit too strong for my liking.
use only UNSALTED butter. add 1 can creamed corn, 2/3 cup sugar. Bake in buttered 13 x 9 pan at 375 for 50 minutes.
Excellent, I made 1/2 of the recipe and added 1/2 can creamed corn and 1 1/2 sticks of butter. It was very moist.
Super easy to make, but definitely needs salted butter or more salt in general. It was bland and could have been great. Too bad...
This was really great. We made it to accompany posole: yum! Because we are in a cooking club in which we trade meals for two, we divided the batter into mini tins with a drizzle of melted butter, then baked for 10ish minutes (i.e., no searing skillet). It was just right: a little crispy on the top edges, flavorful throughout. We used a tad less flour based on the 'dry' comments..perfect. We can now freeze our minni tins for nightly meals. yum.
I cut the recipe in half, use 1 stick of butter instead of 1 and a half, and use 2% milk plus a tbsp of lemon juice for the buttermilk. Keep it in the oven for 15 minutes. I've made it several times and it has always come out moist and delicious!
I have done a lot of variations on this basic recipe and found that heating the skillets or a 9x12 glass corningware dish with a enough oil in the bottom to cover the pan works better. No splattering, but when you put in the batter it gives a nice fried crust to the bottom of the cornbread, and helps with the moisture problem.
WARNING - IF YOU HEAT THE SKILLET TO 450 THEN ADD THE MELTED BUTTER - it will splatter all over your kitchen and burn you and whoever is standing there. It is a nice idea, but didn't work for me.


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-Re: MemStoreFlusher: region has too many store files (client timeout)
Just because you turn off time based major compactions, it does not mean
that you have turned major compaction off. Compaction can still be
promoted to be Majors. Also, the only real difference between a major and
minor compaction is one processes deletes. You should really schedule at
least daily major compactions. As for your blocking issue, there are quite
a few things you would want to look at:
How often are you flushing?
How often are you force flushing from HLog rolls?
What size are your flushes?
What does your region count look like as that can affect your flush size?
When I see HBase blocking constantly it is usually a sign that you need to
do some fine grain tuning.
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 7:45 AM, kzurek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm facing some issues regarding to major compaction. I've disabled major
> compaction and it is not triggered manually, but when I'm loading data to
> selected region, I saw that major compaction queue is growing and it is
> being triggered ('Large Compaction' in logs) quite often (mainly due to
> cacheFlusher). Moreover, I've noticed that my clients app gets timeout
> while
> putting data into the cluster (happens when memory store flusher is trying
> to dump memory content to store file, but it cannot due to too many store
> files), also drop in data rate, which in this case is obvious, is
> noticeable. For me, it looks like compaction process is not fast enough
> comparing to incoming rate of data or ... maybe something else?? and
> finally
> is blocking the update process.
> Basic information:
> HBase Version: 0.92.1, r1298924
> Hadoop Version: 1.0.3, r1335192
> Logs:
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.CompactSplitThread: Large Compaction
> requested:
> regionName=test,\x00\x00\x00\x00~i\x91\x00\x00\x00\x0D,1359115210217.3b710693d6314c2a987b07dd82451158.,
> storeName=data, fileCount=3, fileSize=478.3m (249.8m, 113.7m, 114.7m),
> priority=-3, time=1051078047102762; Because:
> regionserver60020.cacheFlusher;
> compaction_queue=(48:0), split_queue=0
> 2013-02-01 15:43:14,627 DEBUG org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.Store:
> 3b710693d6314c2a987b07dd82451158 - tag: no store files to compact
> 2013-02-01 15:43:14,709 WARN org.apache.hadoop.ipc.HBaseServer:
> (responseTooSlow):
> {"processingtimems":61908,"call":"multi(org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.MultiAction@57a56081
> ),
> rpc version=1, client version=29,
> methodsFingerPrint=54742778","client":"192.168.1.68:49419
> ","starttimems":1359729732799,"queuetimems":0,"class":"HRegionServer","responsesize":0,"method":"multi"}
> 2013-02-01 15:43:14,710 WARN org.apache.hadoop.ipc.HBaseServer: IPC Server
> Responder, call multi(org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.MultiAction@57a56081
> ),
> rpc version=1, client version=29, methodsFingerPrint=54742778 from
> 192.168.1.68:49419: output error
> 2013-02-01 15:43:14,710 WARN org.apache.hadoop.ipc.HBaseServer: IPC Server
> handler 3 on 60020 caught: java.nio.channels.ClosedChannelException
> at
> sun.nio.ch.SocketChannelImpl.ensureWriteOpen(SocketChannelImpl.java:133)
> at sun.nio.ch.SocketChannelImpl.write(SocketChannelImpl.java:324)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer.channelIO(HBaseServer.java:1710)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer.channelWrite(HBaseServer.java:1653)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer$Responder.processResponse(HBaseServer.java:924)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer$Responder.doRespond(HBaseServer.java:1003)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer$Call.sendResponseIfReady(HBaseServer.java:409)
> at
> org.apache.hadoop.hbase.ipc.HBaseServer$Handler.run(HBaseServer.java:1346)
> 2013-02-01 15:43:19,397 DEBUG org.apache.hadoop.hbase.regionserver.HRegion:
> Flush requested on
> test,\x00\x00\x00\x00~i\x91\x00\x00\x00\x0D,1359115210217.3b710693d6314c2a987b07dd82451158.
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Okay, so the beer is in the secondary fermenter which doubles as my bottling bucket (it has a spigot on the bottom). The hygrometer reading should be stabilized within a few days and the beer ready to bottle. The problem, however, is: how do I thoroughly mix my priming sugar into the bucket without contaminating the beer? I've been overly anal about sanitation since the water coming out of Lake Lanier is questionable right now (Atlanta is in the worst drought on record!) and would like to disturb the beer as little as possible but still mixing in the priming sugar well. Any thoughts?
Hmm, maybe carb tabs are a better option at this point?
The easiest thing to do (which you may not want to hear) is to sanitize your primary and rack it over to it then clean out/sanitize your bottling bucket and rack back to it then bottle with it.
Right- the whole point of the clearing tank is to allow the trub to settle out and clear up your beer. If you're just going to mix it up and bottle out if it, there would be no point in using that clearing tank (secondary). I'd do what HB99 said, and rack into a sanitized container, and rack back into the bottling bucket.
I don't secondary in my bottling bucket, for that reason, and also because it'd be a bugger to sanitize the spigot for bottling with the brew and trub already in it. In a pinch, I'd use my bottling bucket for primary, but not for a clearing tank.
Oh, wait, I just read your post again. If your hydrometer readings aren't stable, it shouldn't be in a clearing tank anyway. It should still be in the fermenter. Do you mean that you're using your bottling bucket as a primary? I'm sorry- I'm just so easily confused, especially when I've been drinking.
I missed it also...with 7 buckets I know which ones are for what purpose...
The bottling bucket is the secondary. The beer is fermented out; I'm just being cautious as I don't want any exploding bottles. I usually keg, so using the bottling bucket as the secondary is no big deal. This is my first time bottling. Guess I should have thought this out a little more. Oh well, just an excuse to try again!
Just a couple of points:
I wouldn't worry about the level of Lanier, the treatment process is the same. If you are concened, get a water filter. If your concerned about living organic contamination boil the water. But the chlorine levels should be sufficient to kill anything unless you are reintroducing contamination.
Just curious, what possible difference do you think the water level at Lake Lanier could make? I don't know what or who you are listening to but someone is filling you head with nonsense.
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|MEMORANDUM AND ORDER adopting 33 Report and Recommendations: Defendant's Motion for Summary Judgment is GRANTED in part affirming its decision that Alternative Youth Care (AYC) was not a covered inpatient residential program and DENIED and REMANDED to the Plan Administrator to further develop the record and make a determination as to whether Plaintiff's son was entitled to coverage, out-of-network or otherwise, for any of the outpatient therapy or counseling services he received while residing at AYC between August 2011 and June 2012. -- (This Court will retain jurisdiction pending Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island's review on remand. Counsel for Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island shall provide the Court and Plaintiff with a status report on or before June 30, 2014.-- So Ordered by Judge Mary M. Lisi on 3/31/2014. (A copy of this Order was forwarded to pro se Plaintiff via first-class mail on 3/31/2014.) (Duhamel, John)
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Search our online air mass sensor catalog and find the lowest priced discount auto parts on the web. We sell wholesale to the public. We offer high quality new, OEM, aftermarket and remanufactured Subaru Loyale Air Mass Sensor parts. We specialize in a wide-variety of high-quality car parts and accessories for your car, truck or SUV. Call toll free to order or place your order online via our secure checkout system. Our online parts catalog uses real-time inventory, so you can be assured the parts you buy are in stock at the time of ordering. Most orders are shipped the same day. They are available for the following Subaru Loyale years: 1994, 1993, 1992, 1991, 1990, 94, 93, 92, 91, 90. This part is also sometimes called Subaru Loyale Air Flow Meters. We stock air mass sensor parts for most Subaru models including Impreza, Legacy, Forester, SVX, Outback, GL, RX, XT, B9 Tribeca, Baja, Tribeca, DL, GL10 and Standard.
We stock these Air Mass Sensor brands for the Subaru Loyale: A1 Cardone.
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