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What are your thoughts on playoff positioning?
1. * Toronto 47 59
2. * Philadelphia 47 59 3. * Tampa Bay 45 50 4. Ottawa 46 58 5. Boston 47 56 6. New Jersey 44 55 7. Montreal 47 54 8. NY Islanders 46 49 9. NY Rangers 46 47 10. Atlanta 47 46 11. Florida 47 43 12. Buffalo 47 42 13. Carolina 46 41 14. Washington 47 35 15. Pittsburgh 47 30 I've never liked the fact that if you win your division, you get a playoff spot regardless. Teams with less points make the playoffs, and take a playoff spot from clubs who are better statistically. The Southeast division drives me nuts. You like the format? Also, would you like to see the league go back to the old system, where the top 16 teams make the playoffs, and play from that format? No East vs West Champion, but rather a 1vs 16 battle? Would it be refreshing to see different clubs play each other in the playoffs for you? |
I wish they would stop giving divisional winners automatic 1-2-3 seeds, which is bit unfair imo. If Tampa/Atlanta made it to the post season with fewest points, it would be only fair them to battle vs Senators or Devils, without getting breaks in easier matchup playing 6th seeded team.
Just take three division winners, and top 5 of the rest and arrange them in points order. 8th team might still have less points than first team out... but I guess there should be hockey played everywhere not just North Eastern parts. BTW. This way we might see Leafs-Habs series on the 1st round.:) |
Everyone keeps talking about the Southeast divison. Give it a couple years and watch that division, you won't be complaining about it, Florida and Atlanta are two teams threatening to break out.
I've often thought if they should go to top 16 in the entire league but then they would have to go to a balanced schedule (I guess they wouldn't have to but it wouldn't make much sense to have a regular season where you play inside your confrence more often than not and then a post season that doesn't take confrence play into consideration.) and that would cost teams alot more in travel, so...... |
I dunno, I think I'm gonna have to disagree. Personally, I like the fact that some of the lesser teams are getting playoff experience. If a team plays hard enough throughout an 82-game season to win a division from 4 other teams, I think they deserve a spot in the playoffs.
I agree and will take it a step further.
I wish they'd go back to the playoff format of having to play out of your own division. The rivalries it created were intense. Wouldn't you love it if we played the B's or the Leafs almost every year? The best rivalry in playoff hockey right now is Edmonton-Dallas simply because they play each other year after year. Now you rarely play a team more than once or twice in the playoffs. Sure some years things will be unfair, just like Calgary got screwed over playing the Oilers every year in the 80's even though they were probably the 2nd best team in the league, but it will balance out in the long run. |
If you're not good enough to be in the playoffs then you shouldn't make it based on stupid things like hockey markets. It's a disguised (or not) attempt at marketing the NHL everywhere into the states. They don't care anyway why should we change the rankings because of people who don't give a damn about our sport. It sickens me. |
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I never liked the system where the divisional leader places at atleast 3rd place, regardless of how many points they have.
I am an advocate of Conference cross-over in the Semis only. That way, if there is a "travel factor" it is shared by all four teams. Even intra-conference semis can be bad though - recall Minnesota vs Anaheim.
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A Wireless Sensor Network-Based Portable Vehicle Detector Evaluation System
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Abstract: In an upcoming smart transportation environment, performance evaluations of existing Vehicle Detection Systems are crucial to maintain their accuracy. The existing evaluation method for Vehicle Detection Systems is based on a wired Vehicle Detection System reference and a video recorder, which must be operated and analyzed by capable traffic experts. However, this conventional evaluation system has many disadvantages. It is inconvenient to deploy, the evaluation takes a long time, and it lacks scalability and objectivity. To improve the evaluation procedure, this paper proposes a Portable Vehicle Detector Evaluation System based on wireless sensor networks. We describe both the architecture and design of a Vehicle Detector Evaluation System and the implementation results, focusing on the wireless sensor networks and methods for traffic information measurement. With the help of wireless sensor networks and automated analysis, our Vehicle Detector Evaluation System can evaluate a Vehicle Detection System conveniently and objectively. The extensive evaluations of our Vehicle Detector Evaluation System show that it can measure the traffic information such as volume counts and speed with over 98% accuracy.
traffic monitoring; reference instrument; vehicle detection system; wireless sensor networks; VDS; WSN
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I've always been a fan of these two regional building styles. The shotgun house with one room placed right before another was fairly ubiquitous in New Orleans back in the day, and although no one I know would build in that manner nowadays, there are many people who still live in a shotgun house with a porch on the front.
We've lived in Texas for many years now, and have had the pleasure of visiting dogtrot homes in historical parks. Even stayed at a B&B that featured a modified dogtrot as one of its guesthouses. The owner screened in the center trot and accomodated guests on either side.
Did anyone get any inspiration from a regional style when building their new homes? There have to be innumerable examples to draw inspiration from-
My family once owned a shotgun house but we never lived there.
The shotgun would offer the most actual usable space within a given footprint. But it would not be popular if one needed to sell. The dogtrot and variations are from the time when cooking was on a woodstove. The isolation of the cooking area in the Summer made conditions more tolerable in the rest of the house. In Winter, the rest of the house was often unheated as wood cutting was all done with muscle power. People piled on the quilts. Often the well would be in the dogtrot for convenience to the kitchen.
We are just finishing our build that is a dogtrot style. Our plan is the Ezzie Pearl from Hot Humid Solutions but with some custom modifications. The trot is enclosed but is designed to be opened up - 2 sets of double doors open to a screened porch at the back and full-height windows can be opened to an inset front porch. It is amazingly cool inside while temps are hovering at 100F - A/C is not having to work very hard.
Here is a link that might be useful: Hot Humid Solutions
Here is a recent pic of the house with the grading freshly done. Sorry that it took me so long!
Jane was very easy to work with :-) and I found their charges to be very reasonable. We were able to handle everything by email and I truly LOVE the floor plan.
We added a laundry room to the Master side of the house and turned the space that was a third bedroom into a terrific office (mine, all mine) and a storage/utility room. We lined both the laundry room and office with casement windows and both are really great spaces.
My ONLY regret is not expanding the screened porch outward another 8 feet - it would not have botched up the proportions one bit to have done that.


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And talking about the Cobra vs the Big City, camber profile. The Big City is camber under/between the feet. The Cobra is rocker between the feet. Camrock is more powerful on edge than rocker camber. Its the freeride deck. Its meant to go super fast. Which means its designed to be stable. It will make tight turns and long drawn out ones just fine.
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I have the Yes Big City. It's exactly as described here; an all mountain cruiser that floats well in fresh snow. But I do miss a poppier tail that's in a cambered deck. I just haven't adjusted to the softer tail in a camrock board. I need to find the right way to pop it.
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Hmmm....my Rome Anthem is pretty stiff. I'd say 7 out of 10. Where do you think the Big City is in terms of flex? Seems like everyone loves the Camrock because I have yet to see a negative comment about it. |
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I have an old Rome Anthem, its a great classic free ride board. But if you've been riding a while you will be able to rip a carve on most anything. I must admit that I like how camrock really let's you point the board and move through crud that a cambered board would slam into if you weren't up on your edge. I find myself leaving my cambered boards for the days when there is no snow at all and Im just going to be carving hardpack. Otherwise the camrock adds a lot more fun and maneuverability to free riding. And Im a camber-holic.
I've noticed a lot of the companies are rushing to add new profiles that are similar to camrock, camber under foot and loose tips, K2 and Salomon are doing it this year and Rossignol has been for awhile. I wouldn't be surprised to see Burton come up with a version especially since Flying V has been meh. Last edited by tonicusa; 12-14-2013 at 09:06 PM. |
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Lessons are always a great thing for riders of any level to do. That said, you will find the camrock very similar to regular camber. It will take but one run for you to become accustomed. The Big City has the asymmetric heel side cut which I love. You don't have to move your weight much to get a nice heel turn.
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Again, see my "I haven't ridden the big city" comment, but the big city seems to be advertised as softer, park side of all mountain as compared to cobra. Limited experience here, came from a ns premier f1 to a cobra, had it in my head that the PYL was an f1 class board. |
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There's the review for the Big City and thats why I'm thinking of going with it because of my specific situation. I've ridden such a stiff board in the Rome Anthem, that maybe just a little more flex would be fun. |
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Limoneira Company (NASDAQ: LMNR), a leading agribusiness with prime agricultural land and operations, real estate and water rights in California, today announced the election of Scott Slater to its Board of Directors, effective September 25, 2012. With the election of Mr. Slater, the Board now consists of eleven members, of which eight are independent pursuant to the NASDAQ rules.
"We are pleased that Scott has accepted the invitation to join our Board of Directors," said Harold Edwards, President and Chief Executive Officer. "Scott is a leading authority on land and water resources in California, which is an important aspect of Limoneira's long-term business model. We will benefit from his tremendous experience and counsel in our future endeavors."
Scott Slater commented, "Over its long history, Limoneira has built a strong business and is well-positioned to benefit from its growing agribusiness, real estate assets, and extensive water rights in California. I look forward to applying my experience and providing my insights as Limoneira continues to capitalize on its long-term potential."
Mr. Slater currently serves as the President and General Counsel of Cadiz Inc., a Los Angeles-based land and water resource management company which owns approximately 45,000 acres of land in three areas of eastern San Bernardino County, California. For 27 years, Mr. Slater's practice has been focused on litigation and the negotiation of agreements related to the acquisition, distribution, and treatment of water. He has served as lead negotiator on a number of important water transactions, including the negotiation of the largest conservation-based water transfer in United States history on behalf of the San Diego County Water Authority. Mr. Slater is also the author of California Water Law and Policy, the state's leading treatise on the subject, and has taught water law and policy courses at University of California, Santa Barbara, Pepperdine University, and the University of Western Australia, among others. Additionally, Mr. Slater is a shareholder at Brownstein Hyatt Farber Schreck, where he leads the national water practice.
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I used to listen to WZON out of Maine and they had decent coverage. That was during the season, though, but you may want to check them out to see what they've got nowadays. Cheers!
ESPN Boston from 4-7 Felger hosts a show that is mostly Pats stuff with the occasionaly Sox mixed in. www.espnboston.com
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Aranda had been free on bond since his arrest three years ago in the murder of Melody Velasquez, his 3-year-old adopted daughter.
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He argued that the state did not prove their case.
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"He is guilty — it is quite clear," prosecutor Jan Ishy told the jury. "He is guilty on counts 1,2, 3 and 4."
During the trial, prosecutors called medical experts who said that the child was the victim of child abuse. They showed the jury X-rays that experts said showed she had several broken bones, ribs and blunt force trauma to the head.
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Velasquez was tried on injury to a child charges in November 2013 and given probation. He became ill and died several days after his trial ended and was never sentenced.
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I do think they mean 3 1/2 lbs. after the squash is cleaned and diced. I understand your frustration with the ambiguity of the recipe. My advice is to weigh it after it's been diced. By the way, what are you making?
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I absolutely love butternut squash lasagna! In this case I'd advise using 3 1/2 lbs. of your frozen squash. This should work out fine. Enjoy!
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The directive was signed by Cheryl Roby, who is acting DOD chief information officer and principal deputy assistant secretary of Defense for Networks and Information. Its purpose is to plug a long-standing security gap involving the DOD supply chain.
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The memo also tasks various DOD components with initiatives to improve or maintain Defense Industrial Base information security. As part of the effort, the Defense Security Service will ensure contractors receiving classified information have programs that meet the military's cybersecurity requirements, the National Security Agency will offer support as needed to analyze cyber intrusion damage, and the Defense Cyber Crime Center will serve as the focal point for threat sharing and policy and standards implementation.
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I thought the CNN broadcast of a Cyber Attack was very usefull in showing administrative conflicks which can slow response times. My concern is that Cyber Warfare will be like Hammas, and Hezbollha, both trained and financed by Iran, but offers Iran denial in it's actions, (they wear no National Patches). Cyber Hackers, backed by Nations can also use this ruse to keep deniability. We need a strong response to Cyber Attackers, and the International means of solidly producing facts pinpointing the Atackers. Thanks, Mac Friesner Cyber Intel Analyst
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To the Editor: State budget cuts will force many people with disabilities to live in institutions
I am writing on behalf of 11,500 Illinois citizens with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) who are languishing on waiting lists hoping to receive critical home-based services that would allow them to be supported in the communities where they live.
The proposed 6 percent state budget cuts of vital services to individuals with IDD will force many out of their homes and away from their families and communities to live in segregated and costly institutions, which is in clear violation of their civil rights under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
My organization, Bethesda Lutheran Communities, provides essential services to people with IDD in their homes and in the communities. And we provide these vital services at 50 percent less than institutional costs.
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West Allis — Lauren Hibbard, a 6-foot-2-inch senior post player for the West Allis Central girls basketball team, signed her national letter of intent to attend Loyola University of Chicago on Nov. 11.
The Bulldogs' most valuable player last season, Hibbard averaged a double-double with 14.1 points and 10.1 rebounds per game. She also blocked 3.4 shots per game en route to earning a spot on the all-Greater Metro Conference squad and a place on the NOW All-Suburban Team, just the second Bulldog to make the newspaper's team since 1996.
"Lauren is a strong, athletic post player," Loyola coach Eric Simpson said in a news release. "At 6-2, she has the size and strength to ably defend and rebound in the low post. She is adept at scoring with either hand around the basket and her speed and mobility will allow her to excel in transition and at the high post.
"It is a great feeling to welcome Lauren to the Loyola family."
Hibbard joined forward Troy Hambric (Detroit) and point guard Lyndsey Booker (Farmington Hills, Mich.) in signing early with the Ramblers.
"Our staff is optimistic that Loyola's 2010 recruiting class possesses the basketball skill, athleticism and the intangible qualities to help establish a winning basketball program," Simpson added in the release.
Loyola plays in the Horizon League. Last season, the Ramblers went 9-21 overall. Former Kenosha Tremper star guard Lindsey Sebetic is a sophomore and the only Wisconsin player on the current roster.
Hibbard is the second premier basketball player from the NOW coverage area to sign with Loyola in the past two seasons. Two-time boys NOW All-Suburban player of the year Ben Averkamp of Germantown did so last season.
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Barack Obama and his disciples began worrying about his legacy even before he took office. He would not be satisfied to be judged competent or good. He was going to be a transformative president. He has been widely mocked for claiming that his election would mark the moment when the seas began to retreat and humanity would be spared the flood and so forth.
But behind the hyperbole, there was conviction. This administration would do big things. It would write its name on the pages of history.
Maybe. But if you are an ordinary American, trying to get by and possibly even get ahead, the legacy has already been written. And, as Howard Schneider at Reuters writes, it is not pretty.
Barack Obama enters the final two years of his presidency with a blemish on his legacy that looks impossible to erase: the decline of the middle class he has promised to rescue.
… for the middle class the scars of the recession still run deep. Federal Reserve survey data show families in the middle fifth of the income scale now earn less and their net worth is lower than when Obama took office.
That's a legacy. Of sorts.
The legacy of President John F. Kennedy is a wondrous thing. Any president compared with Kennedy comes up short, even if his actual accomplishments were greater than JFK's. Presidents in the modern era can never measure up to JFK in the public's mind, period. Today, 50 years after JFK's death, it's still unwise to tangle with the Kennedy clan. The Kennedys usually win. Kennedy's legacy also means that referring to him as anything but a liberal is sure to provoke an argument.
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Dallas, Texas Former President George W. Bush is in the political wilderness no more. Not only is the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum being dedicated today—with President Barack Obama and ex-Presidents Jimmy Carter, George H. W. Bush, and Bill Clinton in attendance. But Bush's rehabilitation from years of unpopularity is beginning to take hold.
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trails near state line camp grounds in killingly?
Hi im from mass and im going camping in august at stateline. Are there any good trails in that area to do a little wheeling? Maybe meet up with some connecticut jeepers? My brother, Dad, and I all have jeeps.
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view more less of this reviewMaureen McGovern has a terrific voice and is a great performer. This was the story of Maureen's personal journey growing up in the 60's and 70's - the music was fun, the stories touching - and her experiences are ones many of us could easily relate to. I recommend the show.
star this review starred report as inappropriateThe program was definitely worth attending. Maureen's voice was a pleasure to listen to and the piano was true joy. As a woman of a like age, I especially appreciated the historical references and the photos of what we and our folks looked like in...continued
star this review starred report as inappropriateLOVED this show! Went last night (with my VBTB Barb!) and enjoyed every minute - McGovern has an incredible voice...richer and more enhanced by her '59 and 12 12ths' years. Great retrospective of the Songs of Our Lives...and very talented...continued
star this review starred report as inappropriateGreat voice, good piano accompaniment, good nostalgia, great seats, great price, good venue...would have been nice if she sang a few more of her hits
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"When I listen to Maureen sing, I discover new layers in songs I've known for decades. In this time of uncertainty and change in our country, her reintroduction of great American songs that inspired hope and purpose in a generation is cathartic and inspiring." —Peter DuBois
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Grammy Award winner and Pop icon Maureen McGovern's moving musical memoir chronicles the moments that define the Baby Boomer generation, from the hope-filled years of the 1960s, through the dark years of Vietnam, Watergate, the Civil Rights Movement, the AIDS crisis, and on to today and the hope of a better tomorrow. Best known for her breakout hit, the Academy Award-winning "The Morning After," McGovern returns to her roots as a folk singer as she performs the classic songs The New York Times has dubbed "the second half of the Great American Songbook," including the music of Bob Dylan, Carole King, Randy Newman, The Beatles, Laura Nyro, and many more.


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What are you waiting for?!
I thought it was 50% off.
75% off for today only. I'm glad it's not Victoria II because I took the plunge and bought that yesterday.
This is a great deal though because I pre-ordered and paid full price. I may even get the music DLC at that price.
Bought dynasty shields, mongol faces and ruler designer. Great offer! (already had CK2)
I bought 2 of the music DLC's yesterday. I feel like steam owes me 78p now :/
buying ruler designer and the 3 song packs
Bought it just now! I shall have tons of fun!
Oohh wait...I got exams in about 2 weeks
Oh well, got the shields, had a spare 38p sitting around.
That is a pretty amazing deal for the game imo.
I'm such a victim and got both CK1 complete and CK2 with DLCs for 15 euro. I want to ask though is there a way to get the serial for CK1 so I can enter it here in the forum?
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Not a fan of relatively new games getting discounted by so much so fast, but luckily CK2 is one of those pre-orders I never regretted, and still don't. Also picked up the music DLC today, so all is well!
Yes, you won't regret it. This game is just AMAZING! But, yeah, hold your horses! Finish the exams and then install it, for God's sake!
If you received the CK I Complete collection, can't you even register the expansion Deus Vult?
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I don't believe so, no, but I can't answer that for certain because I haven't installed it yet so I can't access the key. I don't think there is a key for Deus Vult as part of the Collection though, as I think I remember Johan answering a question about this. I could well be wrong though, and I'm sorry if I've misled anyone.
I agree I'm surprised they're having the sale this soon for it. But have enjoyed the hell out of CKII anyway so don't mind I paid full price for it a week or so after it came out
I'm thinking they may be doing it to convince peoples that haven't taken the plunge to get in now so they still have a bit left to buy the SoI expansion/dlc when it comes out.
May have to look into buying EUIII again since its still 50% off :P
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