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The Valparaiso Scientific Visualization Lab (SVL) is dedicated to introducing visualization in the education of undergraduate students in all areas of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
With the continued improvement in computer and projection technology, a number of low cost visualization systems are now available to educational institutions. With the availability of these systems comes the need to develop visualization applications that can be integrated into existing courses. The focus of SVL is to develop visualization applications and to help educators understand how visualization can be used to help students learn complex topics.
The group is directed by the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department in the College of Engineering at Valparaiso University. Other departments within the Colleges of Engineering and Arts and Sciences collaborate on the development of visualization applications that are integrated into the undergraduate curriculum.
This material is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. 0311088.
Current Projects include motion capture, 3D modeling, and other 3 dimensional tools for learning.
Current Work with the Motion Capture:
One of the more recent Motion Capture projects is to model human actions such as dancing, creating art, and conducting. Below is a video of Sean from the Valparaiso University Music Department conducting a small ensemble. This technology could be used to help critique style and accuracy.
Current Work with 3D Modeling:
Using the AUTODESK 123D App, 3 Dimensional Objects can be created from a group of pictures of a stationary object. Click on the "3D viewer" icon below to manipulate the 3D object
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May 2007 Welcome to The Eller Times, sharing highlights of news, events, people, and partners of the Eller College of Management.
Eller Graduates Embark on Outstanding CareersThis month, Eller College undergraduate, graduate, and Ph.D. students faced the exciting and bittersweet moment of leaving the UA behind to begin careers in business and public service. The Eller Times checked in with some of them to preview the next phase of their lives:
Concluding a year in which Entrepreneur magazine and The Princeton Review ranked it #1 overall in undergraduate entrepreneurship programs, the McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship celebrated innovation at its annual business plans competition and year-end event.
Business Plans Competition Winners Develop Commercialization Plans for UA Technologies
Two business plans based on technologies developed by UA BIO5 Institute scientists emerged as the undergraduate and graduate winners of the CB Richard Ellis / McGuire Entrepreneurship Business Plans Competition.
Undergaduate team winners RediRipe: Adam Baskin, Justin Guerra, Sean Conway, and Adam Little. |
Undergraduate winners RediRipe developed a commercialization plan for a fruit ripeness indication system using a patented color-changing sticker invented by associate professor Mark Riley of agriculture and biosystems engineering. "The competition was in a sense a final for us," says Sean Conway, general manager of RediRipe and BSBA Marketing '07. "Entrepreneurs are competitive in nature, so we knew everyone was going to bring their best presentations to the competition. It was very gratifying winning number one."
Graduate team winners Innovis Technologies LLC: Rachana Gollapudi, Alicia Reeves, and Olin Feuerbacher. |
Graduate team winners Innovis Technologies LLC created a business plan for a patented technology used to identify microbial contamination such as E. coli in food and water in a fraction of the usual time. "Our product manager, Olin Feurbacher, was working on an application of the same technology in connection with bio-terrorism over summer 2006," explains Rachana Gollapudi, MS Management Information Systems '07, the team's marketing manager. "As a microbiologist, it occurred to him that one could extend the technology to detect the presence of microbes. We formed a team in September 2006." The team is working with technology inventor Indraneel Ghosh and the UA Office of Technology Transfer in hopes of eventually launching Innovis.
The winning teams recently appeared on Inside Arizona Business. Click to view the program.
Middle School and High School Challenges Build Entrepreneurial Capacity in Youth
This year, the McGuire Center for Entrepreneurship also introduced a pair of programs designed to encourage middle school and high school students to think like entrepreneurs.
In the Pistor Middle School GATE Entrepreneurship Challenge, students identified a problem, the population affected by the problem, a proposed business solution, steps for validating the solution, and a list of needed resources to make it happen.
"The project was not about starting a business," says McGuire Center director Sherry Hoskinson. "It was really about empowering these students to solve problems — whether personal or professional — and to also get them excited about attending college one day."
The students identified a range of problems — one team of girls zeroed in on the hideous smell of nail polish, proposing a fruit-scented version that they would produce in fun-shaped bottles to further differentiate their product in a crowded market.
Sonja Wieduwilt is presented a check by 1st National Bank of Arizona's Ken Zehm for winning the Arizona Youth Entrepreneurship Award. |
Hoskinson says she would like to expand the concept into an Idea Fair for middle schools across the region.
In the first Arizona Youth Entrepreneurship Award, sponsored by the Eller College and 1st National Bank of Arizona, high schoolers statewide were invited to submit original business plans.
Sonja Wieduwilt, a senior at Canyon Del Oro High School in Tucson, earned top honors for her concept ― Application Advantage ― which combines online applications for colleges and universities nationwide to provide students with a more efficient college application process. Wieduwilt will use her $2,000 award for college expenses.
Southern Arizona Business Leaders Honored for Contributions to Entrepreneurial Growth
The McGuire Center event also annually recognizes business and academic leaders who contribute significantly to Arizona's economy and entrepreneurial potential.
This year's winners are:
MBA students present the results of their field project to representatives of Los Alamos National Laboratory. | |
Members of the MBA class of 2008 are at the mid-point of their Eller College careers — having immersed themselves in a chosen industry through the Business Intelligence Quotient (BIQ) project, they've applied those lessons in team-based field projects and are now beginning summer internships.
"For our field project for W.L. Gore, we worked on a market opportunity assessment for three medical device products," says Sophia Jensen, who partnered with Nischal Kallapalli on the project. "My BIQ choice was Eli Lilly, and moving from that into this field project was perfect. It covered similar topics such as insurance reimbursement, FDA involvement, and barriers regarding direct sales and payment."
Jensen says that her field project and her BIQ were in direct alignment with her career goals. "I would ultimately like to work in the pharmaceutical industry in a marketing position," she says, "and both projects have been focused in the medical field and in marketing."
Jensen will complete an internship assessing new market opportunities for optical science technologies in Mexico this summer. "Finishing the field project with great success has given me confidence that I will complete my internship with the same result," she says.
Nelly Zapata and Brandon Quijada collaborated on a field project for Texas Instruments (TI). "The project was a profitability and revenue performance analysis study," explains Zapata. "As I am in the process of learning about several industries — including manufacturing — working for TI was an excellent opportunity."
Zapata will spend the summer in Manila completing an internship with Astec Power. "While the field project was not a deciding factor in my selection of the internship, the lessons I learned in the project will certainly be useful this summer," she says.
"During the project, I had the opportunity to apply theoretical concepts learned in class to real-world practical situations," she continues. "Practical application of concepts such as statistical regression analysis and price elasticity analysis has solidified the course content of several of my first-year classes."
In addition, she says, it provided a valuable exercise in team-building. "Each of us made an effort to learn about each other and to improve the team's dynamics for the better of the group," she says. "The result was a very productive and efficient team."
Eller Undergraduate Programs closed another academic year with the annual A Night with the Stars event recognizing students, faculty, staff and alumni.
The following were named outstanding seniors:
Nita Umashankar, winner of The Leo B. Hart Humanitarian Award, with her mother, marketing professor Sushila Umashankar. |
Top honors for graduating seniors went to:
Two students from each of the freshman, sophomore, and junior classes were also recognized with the Philip Morris: Values in Action Award based on their exceptional motivation and leadership:
Academic student advisor Nancy Rochman and career initiatives coordinator Sarah Thompson were honored as Undergraduate Programs Team Members of the Year. Finance adjunct lecturer Don Seeley was recognized as the Don Wells Outstanding Faculty Mentor, finance senior lecturer Sharon Garrison was honored as the Tom Moses Outstanding Student Organization Advisor, and Senior finance lecturer Charles Ruscher was awarded the Gary Scrivner Excellence in Teaching Award.
Student and alumni relations assistant director Julie Trujillo (second from left) with alumni award winners Chad Schneider, Alison Shvets, and George Jensen. |
Nita Umashankar (BSBA Marketing and Entrepreneurship '04) was presented with The Leo B. Hart Humanitarian Award for her outstanding contribution to social justice and welfare. Umashankar is the founder of ASSET, a nonprofit organization that works to educate underprivileged children in India in information technology.
Chad Schneider (BSBA Marketing and Business Management '03) was recognized with the Outstanding Recent Alumni Award, and Alison Shvets (BSBA Management Information Systems '01) was honored with the Excellence in Service Award. George Jensen (BSBA Management Information Systems '87) was presented the Eller College Associate of the Year Award.
Congratulations to all of the outstanding students, faculty, and staff of Undergraduate Programs! View a complete list of award winners.
Mid-Year Economic Update Breakfast RSVP and get more information at www.eller.arizona.edu/outlook. |
Eller College K-12 Summer Enrichment Programs Register and get more information at www.eller.arizona.edu/k-12. |
Philip Morris USA district manager Michael Wood, second from the left, at A Night with the Stars. Also pictured, left to right, are Philip Morris USA section sales director David Katz, Jenny Huynh (BSBA Business Management '07), Philip Morris USA region human resources director Michelle Cutter, Meredith Wright (degree),Jessica Candelaria (BSBA Marketing '08), Philip Morris USA Region 5 sales vice president Kent Zerangue, and Undergraduate Programs director and associate dean Pam Perry. |
The Eller College prepares tomorrow's top executives for careers in business and public service — and corporations can connect with these future employees through sponsoring and underwriting activities.
Philip Morris USA has built student awareness of its career opportunities through support of the College's annual Career Showcase. But the company also underwrites the year-end celebration A Night with the Stars (see above), which recognizes outstanding students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
District manager Michael Wood, who manages the company's relationship with UA, says that he's worked hard to develop a collaborative relationship with the Eller College. Four years ago Philip Morris USA was recruiting at nearly 100 campuses across the country. "We needed to narrow the scope," he explains, so the company identified 25 universities in five geographic regions and assigned campus leaders, of which Wood is one.
"Building an effective campus recruiting program was full of new experiences for me," he says. Currently, he serves on the Undergraduate Board of Advisors, which he credits with giving him perspective on how Philip Morris USA can add value for Eller students. "It all made sense to me," he says. "Colleges need to generate funding, build the endowment, attract the best faculty and students, then get those students the best jobs. At Philip Morris USA, we try to find ways to make an impact on campus not only with the university, but with the students."
A Night with the Stars is one solution for advancing the company's presence among students. "Students see our name at the event and know we are invested in their success and achievement," Wood says.
Studio 320, the UA Advertising Federation student organization team, with faculty advisor Ed Ackerley (center). |
In April, Studio 320 — the UA Advertising Federation student organization team — traveled to Colorado Springs to compete against seven schools in the 12th district finals of the American Advertising Federation National Student Advertising Competition.
The team placed third overall. "This is the best the UA team has done in recent years," says faculty advisor Ed Ackerley. "The group was fantastic."
Co-presidents Gabrielle Pavelko (BSBA Marketing '07) and Hartley Kurtz (BA Media Arts '07) led the team, which prepared a comprehensive advertising campaign for Coke Classic aimed at multicultural youth.
"We received positive feedback from the representative from Coke," says Pavelko. "He liked our ideas and thought we had good execution, but we took a lot of risks, and Coke takes a pretty traditional approach to its campaigns."
The Studio 320 team came up with a hand sign for Coke that mirrors the lines on the logo — "So when you make the sign, it means throw me a Coke," Pavelko explains — as well as limited-edition colored cans that tie to personality traits. "For example, if you're a pink, you're fun and flirty, and if you're a green, you're laid back," she says.
The team wore black suits for the presentation, but accessorized with the color that matched his or her individual personality (Pavelko wore orange for spontaneity and risk-taking). They also conceptualized a Coke machine/photo booth.
"I've participated in this competition for three years now," says Pavelko, who graduated this month and has a summer internship with Nordstrom. "I don't think our content and presentation could have been any stronger."
Todd Sorenson, Ph.D. Economics '07. |
In April, the Graduate Student Council recognized Todd Sorenson (Ph.D. Economics '07) for Outstanding Graduate/Professional Student Leadership. Price Fishback, Frank and Clara Kramer Professor of Economics, nominated Sorenson for the award.
"As an economist, I am well aware of the benefits of specialization," says Fishback. "Every once in a while, however, someone comes along who can do it all. Todd Sorensen is one of those people."
Fishback says Sorenson is one of the top two students he has worked with in his 17 years at the UA. "Not only is he a superb teacher and research assistant, he is a quiet student leader who finds ways to lead and help all of his fellow students," Fishback explains.
Sorenson started a user's group for a new STATA statistical package, organizing brown bag seminars and posting the notes online for other users. In addition, says Fishback, "For the past several years Todd has served as the unofficial social chairman of our department. He has organized a whole series of outings that bring together students from different cohorts in the program." Sorenson also set up sessions at leading conferences to highlight the work of his fellow graduate students.
Fishback says that Ph.D. students in economics typically don't have publication credits before they finish, since they are working on dissertations independent from their advisors' work. "Todd has already published one paper in a leading industrial organization journal that he co-authored with another graduate student," says Fishback. "By the time he leaves The University of Arizona for his first job next fall, he will have written the equivalent of 2.5 dissertations."
Sorenson has accepted a faculty position at the University of California, Riverside.
Russell Cropanzano. |
Price Fishback. |
Daniel Bens. |
Earlier this month, MBA students and faculty gathered for an awards reception honoring exceptional contributions to the Eller MBA community.
The 2007 Graduate and Professional Education Teaching and Mentoring Award was presented to management and organizations professor Russell Cropanzano by the Graduate College in April. The award recognizes his teaching in the MBA and executive education programs, administrative contributions to curriculum development, and placement of doctoral students. "This award is a real honor for me because my students — and my colleagues — nominated me," he says. "Sometimes when you're up in front of a classroom you think you're doing your best, but it's wonderful to receive feedback to confirm that."
The Eller MBA Faculty Leadership Award was presented to Price Fishback, Frank and Clara Kramer Professor of Economics. "There are a lot of people here who are doing great work," says Fishback. "I am honored to be considered a valuable contributor to the program."
The MBA Distinguished Faculty Award was given to accounting associate professor Daniel Bens. "This is the first teaching award that I have received in my eight years as a professor," says Bens. "I am honored."
The Ray H. Johnson Award in Leadership was presented to Ben Sample, MBA '07 and MBA Student Association president. Johnson and colleagues at PricewaterhouseCoopers established the prize to recognize individuals whose personal and professional leadership qualities have made a substantial difference at the College.
Ben Sample, MBA '07. |
"As a leader, Ben is always looking for ways to collaborate and improve his community — whether he takes on the role of a strategic planner, or as an exercise in lateral leadership through the assistance and support he offers students, faculty, and staff," says MBA director Brent Chrite.
"The selection committee must have had a difficult time selecting the recipient of this award," says Sample. "For the past couple of years, I have been surrounded by amazing leaders, people who have taught me more about leadership than I could have ever expected. I am honored to have been recognized as one of the leaders of the class of 2007. This award, coupled with graduation, signifies the end of an amazing chapter in my life, one that will continue to affect me forever." Sample accepted a position with Emerson Electric as a project manager.
Jennie Melrod, MBA '07. |
The Rogers Award in Community Service was presented to Jennie Melrod, MBA '07. Rogers established the award to pay tribute to MBA students who exemplify volunteerism.
"Jennie has fulfilled her role as the director of community services for the MBA Student Association with distinction," says Chrite. "She assisted with the AIDS Walk, participated in and helped coordinate Relay for Life, and helped coordinate the annual blood drive. She also coordinated the Faculty Auction 2007, which raised over $3,500 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and the Tucson Ronald McDonald House."
"After my late arrival to the UA from Tulane in New Orleans following Hurricane Katrina, I really wanted to give back to the Eller MBA program," Melrod says. "Community service offered me a familiar outlet to do this. I'm grateful to have been accepted with open arms into a program where the students and faculty share my desire to make a difference."
Economics professor Ronald Oaxaca is the 2007 recipient of the Kalt Prize. |
Economics professor Ronald Oaxaca is the 2007 recipient of the Kalt Prize, a mentorship award established by former Eller College dean Mark Zupan in honor of his own mentor, Joseph P. Kalt. Kalt, an economist with Harvard University, joined the Eller College this spring as a visiting teaching professor.
During his time at the Eller College, Oaxaca has chaired the dissertation committees of 17 Ph.D. students and served on many others. The Kalt Prize was presented to him in recognition of his mentorship of Carmen Carrion-Flores (Ph.D. Economics '07), who will begin teaching at the University of Florida in the fall.
"She was a joy to work with," says Oaxaca, "so hard-working, dedicated, and smart."
"He has been a great mentor, both on a personal and professional level," says Carrion-Flores. "The first year of my studies was very difficult, and he really made a difference encouraging me and telling me I could do it."
"It's part of my job," says Oaxaca. "And I always have mixed feelings at this time of year. On one hand, it's great that the students are moving on to other universities, where their good work will help raise the profile of the Eller College. But I'm always sorry to see them leave."
John M. Bernal, MBA '82 | |
In a career marked by public service, John Bernal has tackled challenges from the local to the international in scale, applying his UA engineering and business education every step of the way.
He earned his bachelor's degree from The University of Arizona in civil engineering. "Right out of college, I went to work for the Federal Highway Administration," he says. "Being a local kid, it was a great experience for me, because I got to travel all over the country as part of its 30-month training program."
Once he completed the rotation, the Highway Administration placed him in Pueblo, Colo., as a project engineer. But Bernal says he was homesick for Tucson, and in 1973, he took his first position with Pima County — an entry level project engineer with the Department of Transportation.
At that point, he decided he was ready to earn an advanced degree. "I considered the Master of Public Administration [MPA] and the MBA program," he says. "But I decided on the MBA because I wanted to explore what the private sector had to offer."
"It took me six and a half years to earn my MBA taking one or two classes each semester while working for the county," he continues. In 1984, he left Pima County to spend six years in the private sector as a land developer.
In 1990, he returned to the public sector as department director of the Pima County Department of Transportation, but after just four years in that position, a new opportunity presented itself.
"I got a call from the Clinton administration," he explains. "They asked me to take a position as the U.S. Commissioner of the International Boundary and Water Commission in El Paso." In that role, Bernal was responsible for applying the provisions of the 1889 and 1944 U.S. – Mexico treaties governing shared use of the water resources of the Rio Grande and Colorado Rivers.
"It was one of the most phenomenal periods in my life," he says. On his first day as commissioner, he introduced Al Gore at a groundbreaking ceremony for a waste water treatment plant in San Diego — which would be one of the largest international projects Bernal finished during his seven-year tenure.
"When I came in the door in 1994, the North American Free Trade Agreement had just passed," he says. The agreement created two organizations to fund key border infrastructure projects. Bernal was one of five U.S. representatives on the ten-member board of one of those organizations, the Border Environment Cooperation Commission.
When the Clinton administration ended, Bernal returned to Tucson as deputy county administrator of public works for Pima County, in which capacity he continues to serve today.
Earlier this year, the American Public Works Association named him a 2007 Top Ten Public Works Leader of the Year for his exceptional career service achievements.
Nancy Meech, BSBA Accounting '80. |
An accounting major and a political science minor, Nancy Meech always wanted to find a way to combine her two interests.
"I planned to go into accounting, but I was also fascinated with government," she says. After she graduated from the Eller College, she found her chance to bring those elements together.
"I got a job with the [Arizona] State Auditor General's office," she explains. "I was there for six years, and then in 1986, some major federal legislation was enacted that required many government entities to use independent auditors from CPA firms."
That legislative change would tip fate in a new direction for Meech. "I never expected to open up my own accounting firm," she says, "but things happen for a reason."
Her boss at the time, Gary Heinfeld, came to her with a business proposal. "So we left and opened up our own accounting firm to serve government agencies," Meech says. "It was a great opportunity in this new market. Now we're in our 21st year and are recognized as accounting and audit experts for government entities."
Although she didn't originally plan on running her own company, Meech has risen to the task. "The biggest challenge is setting up an atmosphere where people want to come to work every day," she says. "We want to make our firm one of the best places to work in America." Heinfeld, Meech & Co. was recently notified that it is a finalist on the Best Places to Work Institute's Best Companies to Work for in America list. "This confirms that we're on the right track."
Meech attributes part of the firm's success to the development of core values. "We spent a lot of time developing them," she says, "and when you have core values to guide you, decision making becomes very easy."


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The NHL has released the 2013-14 NHL schedule, which means a couple things: one, it's July, and July is a stupid sports-less month so this is very important, and two, some fanbases have cause to get upset about getting screwed by the league, which they've been dying to do in the absence of real hockey.
Nobody breaks the schedule down better than Dirk Hoag of On The Forecheck, a great Nashville Predators blog. Hoag tracks the mileage of each NHL team and compares it to their miles traveled from previous seasons, while also noting the amount of times each team plays back-to-back games. Understandably, the winning percentage of teams in the second half of back-to-backs isn't great, so that's a pretty relevant note to make (we'll talk a little more about those situations farther down).
First, the most interesting things of note from Hoag's work:
Most mileage
The San Jose Sharks.
That's a massive increase for the Sharks, who were hurt more by League realignment than any other team. That's over 13,600 miles more than they traveled during the previous full season. The Boston Bruins saw the second biggest increase in travel, adding over 8,600 miles to their 2011-12 total.
Least mileage
The New York Rangers.
The Rangers see the large majority of their games played within a reasonable bus ride of their homes, as do the New York Islanders, who only travel an additional 94 miles.
These teams never travel a ton in any season though, so here's a glance at teams who saw vast decreases in the miles they have to cover next season:
Biggest decreases in miles traveled from the 2011-12 NHL season
* Florida 7,600 fewer
* Detroit 7,400 fewer
* Los Angeles 7,100 fewer
* Columbus 6,200 fewer miles
Most back-to-back games
New Jersey Devils, 22. Given the minimal amount of distance they have to cover, this doesn't seem too unfair.
By the way, the nearby Rangers schedule is kind of cake in every direction. They only play 13 back-to-backs, while the Isles play 18.
Least back-to-backs
San Jose Sharks, 10. Pretty self-explanatory given their travel schedule for the season.
Again, you can check out all the rest of the travel information here.
So to continue: distance travelled and back-to-backs are relevant because team success is clearly influenced them.
In April Tyler Dellow broke down the details in the wake of an Oilers' loss that seemed pre-ordained by the schedule. With hockey being such a high pace game it's crucial that a player "have his legs" to compete, as losing a common race to a puck can result in a goal against which can result in a loss. And as a savvy analyst of the sport, let me tell you, losing games is less than ideal. (In all seriousness, I had a coach who believed that every hockey game is decided by about six or seven plays. Only problem is, you never know when you're in one of them. Having jump is handy.)
Anyway, here's what Dellow found about the importance of rest (which he based on days off since previous game). Numbers are for regulation wins:
The winning percentages are the home team's winning percentage in games where the road team has had X days rest and the home team had Y days rest. There aren't a ton of games where one team has had 3 or 4+ days off so there's a SSS warning on that.
(SSS is small sample size, for the less stat-inclined folks.)
Essentially, what you'd assume to be true about rest is. Home teams win more games in general, and the more rested they are the better, especially when playing a team that played recently. Pretty easy concept to grasp.
Over the course of my illustrious near-hall-of-fame career I experienced the absolute extremes of travel, and pretty much everything in between. I've flown huge distances from Alaska to play, I've flown and bused to ECHL locations all around the west coast, and I've bused around the east coast in both passenger and sleeper buses. I even got to experience the Islanders' chartered flights to and from their training camp in Moncton, where we were served our choice of Rock Sea Bass, a nice steak or grilled chicken breasts (my steak was beautifully done). The point is, how you feel after each of these experiences varies greatly, and affects how you play in the days that follow.
Some things to note when it comes to hockey travel:
The top rung
You can feel bad for NHL teams that travel a lot to play, and definitely for teams that have a lot of back-to-backs, but I wouldn't get crazy over it. No team is doomed or laughing as soon as the schedule is released. The more teams travel, the more lengths they go to to make their players comfortable, which means their jets, hotels, and team itineraries are pretty plum. You'd like to spend more time at home and less time in transit, but NHLers are travelling right. They aren't packing their gear and carrying skate sharpeners through customs like players in four-letter leagues.
Back-to-backs seem like a bigger disadvantage than distance, so there's a number of steps players take to play the day after a game.
Post-game flush
It's all about taking care of your body. The tough part is that the same routine absolutely does not work the same for everyone, so as a young player you learn a lot about yourself and what you makes you tick best via the complex method of guess-and-test. The problem here is the learning curve. You try different things, and sometimes you just feel awful.
It sucks that the painful stuff seems to work best for everyone. As much as that cold tub hurts, 8-12 minutes in there can go a long way to feeling fresh the next day. As poorly as spinning after a loss feels, it helps in the morning, and the next night. You have to eat in a reasonable window after the game (something within 20-30 mins is ideal), and the right things, to ensure your body recovers quickly. That likely includes some form of recovery drink, which may or may not be provided, depending on the level you're at. It also means…
Chasing the sandman
As all hockey players know, from rec leagues to the pros, calming down and falling asleep after playing is near impossible. The high levels of attention and adrenaline required to succeed in hockey are the same things that keep you staring at the ceiling for hours. It's not tough to see why guys aren't afraid to ask for scripts of Ambien.
But no sleep is as good as real sleep (as in, beer and/or pills may help you fall asleep sooner, but the sleep isn't better), so you have to find out what you personally require to feel your best the next night at 7 pm.
I think teams do a poor job in this regard. The "morning skate" obsession pulls guys out of bed after it took forever to fall asleep, and they get short-changed crucial hours. Most players can (and do) nap for a more-than-recommended chunk during the day as a result, but some guys (like me) aren't physically built to nap, and struggle as a result. I think the early skate times stem from an era where it was commonplace for players to go out after games, which still happens, but far less often than it used to. I believe teams would be better off making morning skate fully optional, as in, you don't even need to go to the rink unless you need treatment.
Shaking out the cobwebs
Like I said in the "post-game flush" sub-heading, sometimes you have to do things that don't immediately feel great to feel good later. During morning skate (which I actually like, assuming I've been allowed enough sleep), it's really hard to convince yourself to hit 100% effort during any stride, and not many players do. But your legs almost always feel heavy the next morning, and it's important to – at some point, even for 10 seconds – open up a good pace.
And that night, come game time…
Smelling salts, caffeine and Sudafed
Every person is different, and not everybody uses anything aside from their body's natural chemistry to wake up, but as the season goes on, it's not uncommon to see guys leaning on a few crutches to give themselves a kick in the pants before the game. Nothing like drinking a coffee, popping a Sudafed and inhaling some ammonia to help a guy be at his best, amirite?
The San Jose Sharks have a long season of travel ahead of them, but when you're a part of a team that travels a lot, and you know you're going to travel a lot, I think you get fairly used to it both physically and mentally. A team who doesn't travel as much may feel it more when it's their turn to go cross-country.
There are a few other things that make all that travel suck – wearing suits at unnecessary times among them, guh – but not many of them impact your performance so much as your mood.
Around the league, teams will travel an average of 41,390 miles during the 2013-14 season. It's a part of the game, and a part of the lifestyle you simply have to get used to.
The only major thing most people don't understand about being with a team in confined spaces for that amount of time is how close it brings you together over the course of the season…and how awful it is to have to spend that amount of time with hockey players. You have moments of pure hate for your teammates.
Hockey can reward players with an amazing lifestyle, but there are inevitably times after hour X in a dark travel vessel with a bruise growing on your ankle and some idiot yammering behind you that you simply cannot wait for July to arrive. Here's to hoping they're enjoying their time now.


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In East Haddam – An invitation to quiz your legislators
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Sen. Art Linares and Rep. Melissa Ziobron on Monday, May 13 will provide a State Capitol update to members of the East Haddam Senior Center.
The meeting begins at 1 p.m.
Senior Center members are encouraged to attend and to ask any questions they may have.
The Senior Center is located at 15 Great Hillwood Road, Moodus/East Haddam.
Sen. Art Linares (www.senatorlinares.com) represents the 33rd Senate District, which includes Chester, Clinton, Colchester, Deep River, East Haddam, East Hampton, Essex, Haddam, Lyme, Old Saybrook, Portland, and Westbrook.
Rep. Ziobron represents the 34th district communities of East Haddam and East Hampton as well as a portion of Colchester.
Those who cannot attend may contact Sen. Linares at 800 842 1421 or Rep. Ziobron at 800 842 1423.
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Fiat Emozione Italiana Culture Week for automobile students
Pune, February, 2014: FIAT Group Automobiles India Pvt. Ltd will kick start its first ever Italian Culture Week "FIAT Emozione Italiana" in Pune at FIAT Caffe from 17th- 22nd February. This Culture Week aims to create awareness about the reality of the automotive environment in Italy.
First ever Culture Week for automobile students of the country~
Fiat organises first ever Culture Week for automobile industry
Week-long contest focusing on the Styling (Interior and Exterior) aspect of the cars
Students from DYPDC Center, DSK International from Pune and National Institute of Design from Ahmedabad to participate in the event
The event will focus on "Automobile Styling" aspect of the industry. Students from transportation designing school will design the exterior of the car and students from fashion designing institutes will design the interiors of the car. The selected best designs will be put up on display at FIAT Caffe at Pune.
Commenting on this occasion Mr. Nagesh Basavanhalli, President and Managing Director of FIAT Chrysler Automobiles India Operations said, "FIAT cars are famous for its Italian styling and aesthetic appeal. FIAT India is happy to organize the Culture Week which is aimed at motivating the youth of the country towards the automobile segment. This is one of its kind conclaves for the designing students of India which will add value to the skills of the students. These students will get a chance to listen to the experiences of world famous designers from Italy. We look forward to see some very good styling in this contest."
The event will see participation from of students from reputed colleges of India such as DYPDC Center for Automotive Research and Studies from Pune, DSK International from Pune and National Institute of Design from Ahmedabad. The students will focus on designing the Linea and Punto model from FIAT stable.
The conclave will have Mr. Emanuele Nicosia, MD of Beestudio who has designed Ferrari and has 38 years of experience in automotive design activity and Mr. Ajay Sharma, Head of Design Program at FIAT will be sharing their experience with the students. The conclave will also witness some of the well known Indian designers like Vikas Satwalecar (graphic and colour designer), Mrs. Talera (fashion designer), debating on various types of designs.
About Fiat Group Automobiles India Private Limited (FGAIPL)
FGAIPL is a fully owned subsidiary of Fiat Group Automobiles SpA, Italy. The company was incorporated in Mumbai, India, in March 2012 and will distribute FIAT and Jeep vehicles in the country through an independent dealer network. The company is currently selling the FIAT Linea and Punto models, which are manufactured by the Tata-Fiat joint venture. The company in India will have around 100 employees and plans to target 150 dealers by the end of 2014.
About FIAT Group
Fiat is an international auto group that designs, produces and sells vehicles for the mass market under the Fiat, Lancia, Alfa Romeo, Fiat Professional and Abarth brands, as well as luxury and performance cars under the Ferrari and Maserati brands. The Group has increased its global reach through the integration with Chrysler Group and recently expanded its product portfolio with Jeep and Chrysler brand models that are produced in North America and now also distributed in Europe through the new Lancia-Chrysler and Jeep sales networks. Fiat also operates in the components sector, through Magneti Marelli and Teksid, and in the production systems sector, through Comau.
Fiat Group Automobiles designs, produces and sells automobiles under the Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Lancia and Abarth brands, and light commercial vehicles under the Fiat Professional brand. In Europe, it also distributes Jeep brand vehicles. From January 2012, the activities of Fiat Powertrain – which researches, develops and produces engines (power output from 65 to 235 hp) and transmissions for passenger cars and light commercial vehicles (torque up to 400 Nm) – were transferred to Fiat Group Automobiles.
About Chrysler Group LLC
Chrysler Group LLC, formed in 2009 to establish a global strategic alliance with Fiat S.p.A., produces Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram, Mopar, SRT and Fiat vehicles and products. With the resources, technology and worldwide distribution network required to compete on a global scale, the alliance builds on Chrysler Group's culture of innovation, first established by Walter P. Chrysler in 1925, and Fiat's complementary technology that dates back to its founding in 1899.
Headquartered in Auburn Hills, Mich, Chrysler Group's product lineup features some of the world's most recognizable vehicles, including the Chrysler 300 and Town & Country, Jeep Wrangler, all-new Dodge Dart, Ram 1500, Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 and Fiat 500. Fiat contributes world-class technology, platforms and powertrains for small and medium-size cars, allowing Chrysler Group to offer an expanded product line including environmentally friendly vehicles.


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MSU Football: 5 underrated recruits that could join the Spartans' 2013 recruiting class.
With the 2012 college football season just around the corner, the summer recruiting cycle may begin to take a back seat in the mind of MSU fans. But that dosen't mean that Mark Dantonio and his staff are finished putting together the team's 2013 class just yet.
As it stands right now, MSU has 11 verbal commitments for the 2013 recruiting class and are expected to take somewhere between 14-and-18 players to round out the group. Of those 11 commitments, only one player (Devin Salmon) plays on the offensive or defensive line. That means that both lines should be a spot to watch as the Spartans round out this 2013 class.
We have heard about five-star defensive tackle prospect Montravious Adams, who MSU would love to add to this class, but who are some of the under-the-radar recruits that don't receive as much press or hype surrounding their name?
Let's go ahead and break down five underrated recruits that could join MSU's 2013 recruiting class.
1. Monty Nelson
MSU head coach Mark Dantonio has developed a small pipeline in the state of Florida over the years, and adding Nelson would only make that pipeline stronger.
The 6-foot-2, 310 pound defensive tackle prospect has been high on the Spartans for some time now. Just this past July, he narrowed down his top five schools, which included MSU, along with Wisconsin, Louisville, Wake Forest and Missouri.
The Spartans have developed some nice depth at the defensive tackle position this fall, but Tyler Hoover (sr.), Anthony Rashad White (sr.) and Micajah Reynolds (jr.) are all upperclassmen, which means that Nelson would fill a need for this team and have the chance to compete for early playing time.
Look for Nelson to make a visit to East Lansing at some point this fall and make a decision after that.
2. Marcus Ball
Ball is a 6-foot-3, 205 pound athlete who plays quarterback in high school, but would likely be positioned on the defensive side of the ball for MSU.
Ball has already camped at Michigan State and is familiar with the campus and the coaching staff. He would likely be projected as a safety at the collegiate level.
Landing Ball would be a nice pickup for the Spartans as the class only has one 2013 defensive back commitment (Darian Hicks) up to this point.
3. Christopher Worley
Worley is another athlete prospect who is projected to play outside linebacker or safety at the collegiate level.
At 6-foot-2 and 190 pounds, Worley is a kid who loves to make contact out on the football field. He has the speed and quickness of a safety, but the body of a linebacker, with plenty of room to grow still.
Worley has an impressive list of offers at this point, which in addition to MSU, includes the likes of Arkansas, Ohio State and West Virginia.
Many believe that Ohio State is Worley's leader, but don't count the Spartans out by any means at this point.
4. Kyle Meadows
Meadows' junior season was cut short because of an injury, but he looks fully healed now and appears ready for a big senior season at Lakota West High.
At 6-foot-5, 270 pounds, Meadows is a big offensive tackle who is still growing at this point. He is athletic for a lineman, featuring great footwork and improving strength.
Meadows has an enormous offer list right now, but MSU certainly remains in the mix.
The Spartans are still waiting to receive their first commitment from an offensive lineman in 2013, and Meadows would certainly be a nice pickup for this already solid class.
5. Reginald Green
Green may be listed as a two-star prospect, but this kid has a ton of talent and a nice offer list to show for it.
The 6-foot-3, 205 pound Green would like to play wide receiver at the collegiate level, but that is a position that the Spartans have loaded up on in the past two recruiting classes. Jay Harris and Trey Kilgore are a pair of wideouts already committed to this 2013 class.
It is unclear where Green would play at MSU, but he also excels at defensive back in addition to wide receiver. He has exceptional height and runs the 40-yard dash in the 4.5-range.
Don't be surprised to see Green in the stands or on the sidelines for at least one Michigan State game soon.


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PTR Patch 3.3: Report Lag option added to the default UI {WoW}
Oct 24th 2009 3:56AM Of course lag will always occur and the majority of the reports will be unrelated to any server issues. If there is a sudden spike in the number of reports on a specific realm or across the board they will know something is up.
Generally speaking, it's like the pedestrial crossing buttons ( http://is.gd/4yXT7 ) except that they're probably aggregating the results. Not entirely different from how the report spam functionality presently works.
When to move up to the next raid {WoW}
Oct 11th 2009 4:29PM We had the same Yogg-Saron dilemma when ToC came out. We decided to extend our Ulduar raid lockout by a week so we would have ample time to learn and down Yogg-Saron. The OCD in me was pleased (haha).
Focusing on a mix might be best, though. At least doing regular mode ToC might be the best plan of action since on regular mode the encounters are relatively easy once you get the mechanics down and it lets everyone build up the emblems (and a few purples to boot). Outside of faction champions hangups we can often do this in one night with time to spare for Onyxia.
Ready Check: Onyxia {WoW}
Sep 24th 2009 12:53AM My guild tried it on 10-man tonight and the transition from phase 2 to phase 3 was giving us a hell of a time. The immediate fear combined with the floor and the random couplafew adds that'll inevitably be running around really make things hectic. We gave up, but it does seem like if you can make it through the transition into phase 3 you're home free... maybe we'll get him soon!
Speeding up Trial of the Champion {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 7:34PM @Draelan
"As Matthew Rossi pointed out..." - My point exactly.
"Secondly, if I may ask, if a post like this is a waste of your time, than why are you bothering to reply to it?" - I like WoW.com. A lot of their articles are very informative and timely. Other parts seem like filler to me. I probably could've found a more eloquent way to make that point but my feelings remain that posts like this seem like filler to me. I felt like this was a point worth making, so I don't think making it was a waste of time.
I'm not upset that the article wasted my time (or really upset at all :P), but more that it's just pointless. No time saving tips were given except in the comments, and even those apparently don't work for Horde due to where the NPCs spawn (unless you have everyone wait outside, run in after introductions but before the NPCs have situated themselves, etc...). Is this really worth a whole article?
I don't mean to pick on this post specifically, and also don't feel like I've overlooked the target audience issue mentioned in a previous response. I just have the opinion that WoW.com would be better without the filler -- there's enough good content here where the filler isn't needed.
Apparently I'm alone in that opinion, though.
Speeding up Trial of the Champion {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 4:18PM Anyone who's gone through 80 levels and hasn't figured out that starting an event starts... the event... might need more help than this site will offer.
I realize there's a wider audience -- but look at this post for a moment. The title promises a way to speed up the process, goes on for four or five paragraphs about how excited the author is to run this dungeon, and when I finally get to the "speed things up" portion I come to find out I'm still supposed to go make a sandwich while the boring introduction is going on.
What've I missed here?
"Typing the phrase 'sorry to heckle' and then proceeding to do so is like saying "I don't mean to be offensive" just before you insult someone's mother." -- whoa whoa, what? Heckling is something people do to disturb the performance or display of a piece of work which certainly wasn't my attempt. I just wanted to make it clear I wasn't trying to be an ass or troll the comments. Just giving my two cents.
Speeding up Trial of the Champion {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 3:40PM That doesn't skip the jibba jabba at all... the other people simply aren't standing in the instance for it. Did we not all already know this?
Mod me down, fanboys, but it's true... wouldn't you rather see a few quality posts than filler BS?
Speeding up Trial of the Champion {WoW}
Aug 20th 2009 3:10PM Sorry to heckle but this has to be the most pointless article I've ever seen on WoW.com (and I've seen plenty). This website would be better served to have a slow news day than clog the intertubes with garbage like this. Someone's trying hard to meet a quota...
All the World's a Stage: The Roleplaying Spectrum {WoW}
Apr 6th 2009 12:08PM Scorn fail!
Ghostcrawler defends Death Knight Howling Blast nerf {WoW}
Feb 26th 2009 1:36PM Nerfing HB *and* putting at the bottom of the tree doesn't feel right. One or the other, or up the threat it generates.
Undocumented changes in Patch 3.1 on the PTR {WoW}
Feb 24th 2009 11:18AM Even frost DKs got the nerf bat :(


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Prince Fielder better watch it, man
March 4th, 2010Hey Milwaukee, how's it going man? Alright. It's your amigo Barry Zito here and I just want to holler at you for a quick second here about Prince Fielder, alright. Last season Prince Fielder sent some serious bad vibes our way with his walk-off homerun celebration and a lot of us Giants are still pissed about it, bro. That was really bad karma and we just didn't appreciate it, man. We were in the midst of a playoff race and just tryin' to keep on winnin' man, w-i-n-i-n.
/takes off shirt
We weren't happy about the loss and I didn't really like havin' it thrown in our faces. Since I am starting against the Brewers today some people want me to throw at Prince, but that's not really my style man. I'd just assume keep a little change in my pocket and not get suspended.
/talks about what's under the hood
I went up to Guillermo Mota and asked him if he wanted to throw at Prince, but he said no. It'd be a lot cooler if he did.
/smokes pot
It kinda makes me wish we had a guy like Todd Coffey. I bet he'd throw at Prince for me. He oughta ditch the geeks he's in the bullpen with now and get into ours, but that's alright we'll worry about that later. That Coffey, he's good shit. I love those redheads, man.
/hits on underage girl
I'm probably not going to take part in any retaliation today anyways, man. It's not really Zito's style if you catch my drift. And Rick Peterson really did a lot for me, man. I been thinkin' about listening to my pitching coach out here, but on the other hand I don't really wanna spend my time listenin' to some dipshit who doesn't know what the hell he's talking about anyways.
/listens to "Low Rider"
Before I go I just want to give y'all Brewers pitchers a little bit of advice, man. Rick's probably telling you about bio-mechanics, staying drug free for mental stability and a bunch of other mumbo jumbo, but it's the same bullshit he tried to pull in my day man. If it aint that, it's some other choice he tries to make for you. You gotta do what Randy Wolf "Mother" wants to do. Let me tell you this, the older you do get. The more rule he's gonna try to get you to follow. You just gotta keep livin' man, l-i-v-i-n.
/buys Aerosmith tickets.
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Ha ha, fielder still got hit. Hope you enjoy being at the bottom of the division this year, Brewers.


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Bolfang and the future of the Horde and the Alliance {WoW}
May 23rd 2009 7:54PM But if I remember correctly, he only wanted his 'comrade' sewn back together as a means to an end. He said something along the lines of, do this and the Argent Crusade will not tarry any longer. I may be wrong, but I remember something along the lines of this.
Breakfast Topic: How is vehicle combat treating you? {WoW}
May 18th 2009 8:13AM I don't know if many people know this, but the targeting system is REALLY easy after the first time you discover it. This is especially if you use keybindings and you mouse turn while playing your character.
All you do to move your targeting reticule around is use the right mouse button. If you're driving the vehicle, you can still use WASD, using (again), the mouse to turn. I don't feel it's clunky at all, and in fact, quite the opposite.
If you haven't been using the RMB, I'd suggest you get some practice with it at the argent tournament dailies.
The rise and fall of class popularity {WoW}
May 13th 2009 11:17AM For a small amount of time, from 3.0 till 3.1, rogues stopped topping the meters and stopped getting invited to raids. The few numbers you see up there are probably the ones who weathered the storm... It wasn't all that bad really, it was just perceived to be that terrible.
Now we've been fixed, and I'm glad I stuck to my guns with keeping my rogue as my main =)
Updated World of Warcraft Patch 3.1.2 PTR Patch Notes {WoW}
May 12th 2009 8:45AM Am I the only one that cares about Scopes now binding the gun that they're used on?! =(
Or has everyone dropped Engineering but me?
Updated World of Warcraft Patch 3.1.2 PTR Patch Notes {WoW}
May 12th 2009 8:43AM I'm sorry, I seem to have replied to the wrong comment ^^
Updated World of Warcraft Patch 3.1.2 PTR Patch Notes {WoW}
May 12th 2009 8:43AM Am I the only one that cares about Scopes now binding the gun that they're used on?! =(
Or has everyone dropped Engineering but me?
Lichborne: Leveling through Outland (Levels 58-68) {WoW}
May 11th 2009 9:25AM I haven't levelled my DK yet (and I don't think I plan to for some time), but I did level my pally, and went straight from Hellfire, to Nagrand (with a few dungeons along the way), and was 68 in no time.
I made it a point to go to Nagrand because I never did on my rogue, and missed out on a sizeable chunk of reputation that I wanted later anyway.
Theming the login page {WoW}
May 8th 2009 6:03PM I miss the music from the BC login screen... The one where it used to rise to a crescendo of sorts if you didn't login immediately and waited a bit...
Whenever I hear that in some random video, it just makes me wish I had a way to put that back. I sure as hell don't like that wing flap, landing and roar.
PopCap's addons are obfuscated, Blizzard is OK with that {WoW}
May 4th 2009 7:50PM Andrew: I suppose MD5s would require a lot more manpower to verify and release (and we know we'd rather have this manpower elsewhere), especially since there's a new addon release for every patch that Blizzard does, and sometimes patches to improve code anyway.
Obviously my argument holds no water with a company/mini game like this (And I'm not really that suspicious of everything). It's just that if anyone else wanted to do this (and this could be anybody really), they could make an intellectual property argument and get their code 'okayed' by Blizzard. That's the problem with making exceptions, in my opinion.
And that'd be going against the Addon policy anyway wouldn't it? Again, I'm only arguing against the solution.
PopCap's addons are obfuscated, Blizzard is OK with that {WoW}
May 4th 2009 7:36PM Quite possibly! And if Blizzard is willing to give them the benefit of the doubt, then I have no problem with it.
I'm just saying that making an exception is... inconsistent. That being said, I guess I can't really think up a better solution.


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