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- Giuggiolo Toscana Rosso 2011 Product #28153 (In Stock)
Here is my actual tasting note from the first time I tried this: "This is just stupid delicious." A few more details – this is 100% Sangiovese made in staeinless steel that opens with fresh and lovely aromas of violets, purple fruits and crushed cherries. In the mouth it's juicy and ripe with loads of pretty fruit and a dark, earthy, streak. Bright and clean through the end with a delicious note of coffee and cocoa dust emerging at the end. Drink it with a little chill with pizza and pasta or warmer with anything off the grill. Like I said: Stupid delicious.
- Fiore Chianti DOCG Fiore Nero 2012 Product #28382 (In Stock)
This is the second wine we've featured from Italy's Alessandro Fiore and, like the way over-achieving Super-Tuscan Rosso, it's a lot of wine for the money. We could give you all kind of descriptive prose about the 2012 Fiore Nero Chianti DOCG - but it all boils down to: "This smells and tastes like Chianti!" Specifically, a really nice, old-school, Chianti with great fruit and a soft, supple, finish. Classic Chianti aromas of earthy black cherry and raspberry lead to plenty of dark berry fruit with some nice floral and licorice accents. The black fruit keeps on pumping across the fine tannins at the end as a hint of fresh leather emerges and juicy acids make your mouth water.
In short, it's a very fine Spaghetti House Chianti full of clean, modern, fruit and plenty of old-school fun. Grab a case, bake up a big dish of lasagna, and have a party!
- Pieve Vecchia Sangiovese Chorum Montecucco 2010 Product #27327 (In Stock)
This Sangiovese from the fairly new Tuscan DOC of Montecucco waaay over-delivers for it's modest price. Lush aromas of dark cherry fruit and leather carry through to the sexy palate, which bursts with tangy ripe fruit dusted with fresh herb. There's lots of richness here, but also great energy from beginning to end where a hit of bitter chocolate and herb linger nicely. A whole lot of wine for the money.
- Lucignano Chianti Colli Fiorentini 2011 Product #29154 (In Stock)
One of the most consistently popular Chianti reds comes from the hills around Florence. As always, it's a round, black-fruited, wine loaded with soft black cherry and plum flavors and just the right touch of earthy spice. Juicy and a touch tangy on the finish, it's a solid choice for burgers, pasta, pizza or just to sip on its own. Nicely priced, too!
- Renzo Masi Chianti Riserva 2011 Product #29456 (In Stock)
Simple? Yes - Simply delicious! Pizza/pasta Chianti at a fine value price.
"Renzo Masi is a second brand owned by Fattoria di Basciano's Masi family. The emphasis here is on value wines with vibrant territorial personality. The family has been making wine for three generations. The 2011 Chianti Riserva opens to a plush, dark color and midnight black consistency. The wine shows simple lines without too much in terms of complexity or underlying dimension. It takes a soft and easy approach with no blemishes or extraordinary points of excitement. Ripe cherry fruit and soft tannins make an appropriate curtain call."Wine Advocate 87 points
- Borgo Scopeto Chianti Classico 2012 Product #29395 (In Stock)
A blend of Sangiovese plus 5% each of Colorino and Merlot aged in neutral cask. Not as dark and chocolatey as last year - instead, pretty and fresh with enough cut to handle red sauce nicely.
"A delicate, fruity Chianti Classico with dark-berry and light-chocolate character. Medium body, powdery tannins and a fresh finish. Traditional and delicious Chianti Classico." James Suckling 90 points
- Tenuta Le Calcinaie Chianti Colli Senesi 2012 Product #28729 (In Stock)
Organic Grapes. Here's a gutsy, ripe, blend of Sangiovese with just a tiny bit of Canaiolo Nero) that delivers romas and flavors of black cherry fruit with accents of violets, licorice, and a hint of spice. There's just the right amount of Chianti heft and tannic power on the finish, but a nice burst of tangy cherry acidity keeps the dark fruit and floral flavors fresh and focused across the long finish. A great steak Chianti and ready to drink now.
- Le Pupille Morellino Di Scansano 2012 Product #29353 (In Stock)
From Tuscany's coastal regions, Pupille's mainly Sangiovese (just a dash of Alicante and Malvasia Nera for complexity) is always wonderfully perfumed, but has an extra dose of ripe fruit this year.
"This is much fruitier than past vintages yet super fresh and clean. It's a wine that you want to drink all yourself. Medium to full body, fresh acidity and a long, bright finish. Very perfumed. Drink now. Excellent value." James Suckling 91 points
"Freshly cut flowers, mint, sweet red berries and cinnamon are some of the notes that lift from the glass in Le Pupille's 2012 Morellino di Scansano. This pliant, expressive Morellino is a great choice for drinking over the next 2-3 years. Drops of Alicante and Malvasia Nera round out the blend." Antonio Galloni 88 points
- Guicciardini Morellino Di Scansano Massi Di Mandorlaia 2011 Product #28789 (In Stock)
From the southern Tuscan Coast, this blend of Sangiovese (85%) and equal parts Merlot, Cabernet, and Alicante delivers a lot of Italian energy with a touch of International flair. Big aromas of Bing and black cherry plus fresh cut flowers lead to a juicy black cherry flavors with accents of leather, herb, and scorched earth. The fruit keeps on pumping through the long, finely tanninc, finish. A great match for rich meats or stews.
- Buondonno Chianti Classico 2011 Product #28788 (In Stock)
Here's a luxurious Chianti Classico made from organically grown, hand-harvested Sangiovese (90%), Merlot (10%) and Syrah (10%), all aged 10 months in French oak. The aromas and flavors are explosive, with loads of juicy black cherry and blackberry fruit and accents of wood smoke, fresh leather, and a touch of spice. Round on entry and in the middle and then juicy and long on the finish where fine-grained tannins kick in at the end. A winner!
- Carpineta Fontalpino Chianti Classico 2012 Product #29226 (In Stock)
Gioia Cresti fashioned her 2012 Chianti Classico from 100% Sangiovese grapes grown at 350 meters elevation in Castelnuovo Berardenga. Fermentation in tank followed by 12 months aging in neutral barrel lets the fruit shine through while mellowing Sangiovese's often hard tannins. You'll find bold and classic Chianti aromas of dark black cherry, leather, dried tobacco, crushed violet and more jump out of the glass at first pour and get deeper and more ripe with air. Plenty of the dark, rich, fruit you expect from this warm 2012 vintage, but also some of the clarity and juicy acids that make Fontalpino so easy to drink and pair with food. The tannins are fine and ripe and the juicy cherry/berry and violet notes linger nicely. Very classic Chianti indeed.
"Serious density and freshness for the vintage with dark-berry and fresh-mushroom character. Full body with fine tannins and a crisp finish. Drink now." James Suckling 90 points
"Bright, saturated red. Aromas of red cherry, dark berries, tobacco and violet, lifted by a whiff of minty minerals. Bright, juicy and sappy, showing very good density to the vibrant flavors of redcurrant, tobacco and gunflint. This solidly structured, mineral-bright Chianti Classico finishes with a firm tannic spine and just screams sangiovese. I was pleasantly surprised by this estate's performance this year, and I'll be following the wines more closely in the years to come." Vinous 90 points
"Rich and elegant, with cherry, strawberry, tobacco and tea flavors. Medium-bodied, with firm tannins defining the finish. Best from 2016 through 2022. 4,200 cases made." Wine Spectator 90 points
- Voliero Rosso Di Montalcino 2012 Product #29123 (In Stock)
From Ucceliera's Andrea Cortonesi, Voliero reflects the more purfumed, elegant, style flowing from northern Montalcino's sandier soils. In the hot 2012 harvest, the Rosso has a touch more Brunello-like heft and is nicely rich but with silky tannins and a finish that won't quit. A great companion for winter soups, roast pork, or even just a nice spread of salami and cheese. It will get better over the next few years, but I can't imagine anyone letting a case last beyond 2015; it's just too delicious right now.
"Without a shadow of a doubt, Andrea Cortonesi of Uccelliera lands high on my list of favorite Brunello di Montalcino producers. His Casato 1 project is a relatively new winemaking venture that pairs with a gorgeous Eno-Ristorante that Andrea has opened at the heart of Siena not far from the romantically shell-shaped Piazza del Campo. The 2012 Rosso di Montalcino Voliero is an impeccable expression with great precision and energy loaded deep within the inky consistency of the wine. Black cherry and blackberry stand to immediate attention and segue gradually to earthy tones of leather and spice. There's a level of intensity and sophistication that is rare to find in Rosso di Montalcino. The wine ages in oak for ten months. Drink: 2014-2019."Wine Advocate 90 points
- Isole E Olena Chianti Classico 2012 Product #29219 (In Stock)
A pretty, floral, vintage for this long-time favorite. If it's lighter than in some years, it's also very fresh and elegant with a long, mouthwatering, finish.
"Smoky, musky aromas of red berries, flint, tea leaf and game. Sweet, fresh and round, with a hint of dried herbs adding interest to the red cherry and flinty plum flavors. Good vinosity here, and a persistent finish featuring fine-grained tannins and explosive repeating flavors of musky red berries."International Wine Cellar 90 points
- Tenuta di Valgiano Palistorti Rosso 2011 Product #29058 (In Stock)
A blend of biodynamically grown Sangiovese and 15% each Merlot and Syrah from pebble and sandstone laced vineyards overlooking the walled Tuscan city of Luca. I can't quite decide if this is more like a 3-4 year-old Brunello or a really nice vintage of Antinori's Tignanello super-Tuscan. From the nose to the rich, powerful, palate this explodes with pure black cherry, fruit blossom, spice, and expensive leather aromas and flavors. The very deep flavors get support from fine-grained, ripe, tannins as hints of crushed herb, licorice, and expensive balsamic weave in and out of the long, long, finish. Distinctive, delicious, and very nicely priced.
"The 2011 Palistorti di Valgiano is fabulous. A bevy of expressive red fruit, flowers, spices and mint hit the palate in this expressive, exuberant wine. Readers who want to learn about Valgiano can start here. This is a gorgeous entry-level offering." Antonio Galloni 92 points


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A lamp (5) is secured to the end (4) of a support arm for at least horizontal translational movement, and is pivotable about a vertical axis (10) for azimuth adjustment of the light beams (from lenses 82, 83). To facilitate such horizontal movement by means of a handle (15), the handle is disposed on or adjacent the vertical pivot axis (10). The lamp, which may also be pivotable by means of the handle (15) about a horizontal axis 11, is preferably located substantially entirely on one side of the vertical axis (11).
1. An adjustable lamp comprising a lamp unit, a support, said lamp unit being mounted on said support, and said support providing a plurality of rotational degrees of freedom for said lamp unit about an equal plurality of axes, and a handle attached to said lamp unit asymmetrically, said unit being rotatable about one of the axes to alter the handedness of the lamp, and said lamp further comprising a clutch, said handle being connected to the lamp unit through said clutch, and said clutch, when released, allowing the handle to be rotationally adjusted relative to the lamp unit.
2. A lamp according to claim 1, wherein the lamp unit is free to rotate about a substantially vertical and a substantially horizontal axis.
3. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the support permits translational motion of the lamp unit in a horizontal plane.
4. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the support permits vertical translational motion of the lamp unit.
5. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the lamp can be reversed for operation by left- or right-handed operators by rotating the lamp unit through 180� about each axis and rotationally adjusting the handle.
6. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the handle is located on or near both axes.
7. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein said horizontal axis passes through the lamp unit.
8. A lamp according to claim 7, wherein the lamp unit comprises means operable to generate two mutually convergent light beams, said beams leaving the lamp unit in a plane containing said horizontal axis.
9. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the handle and lamp unit are located on opposite sides of the support.
10. A lamp according to claim 2, further comprising a control member mounted on the handle and operable to release the clutch.
11. A lamp according to claim 10, wherein the clutch comprises a serrated clutch surface fixed to the lamp unit, and the control member has integral teeth and is mounted on the handle to be movable to bring the teeth into and out of engagement with the clutch surface.
12. A lamp according to claim 11, further comprising a cup member, said cup member being fixed to said lamp unit and having a portion of circular section, said clutch surface being formed on the inner face of said circular section, and the control member being movable in a direction having a component along a radius of the circular section.
13. A lamp according to claim 2, wherein the handle is shaped to conform to a surrounding, gripping hand.
The present invention is concerned with lamps and lamp assemblies. Whilst these are of particular interest for medical and dental applications, they may of course be used in many other situations.
FIG. 1 shows a typical lamp assembly for a dental surgery. A support structure comprises an articulated two part arm on a mounting 1 (which may be secured to the ceiling), a pair of articulated arm sections 2, 3 and a bracket 4 supporting a lamp 5. The joints between these members are pivoted for rotation about axes 6 and 7 to permit horizontal translational movement of the bracket 4 in any direction, whilst the second arm 3 is pivoted about axes 8 and 9 and spring-balanced for vertical movement with a parallel ogram linkage (not shown) to maintain the bracket 4 in a vertical attitude. Thus the bracket and hence the lamp can be translated to any desired position. To permit azimuth adjustment of the lamp, the upper and lower ends of the bracket are pivotable relative to one another about a vertical axis 10. Thus this arm system permits freedom of spatial location together with azimuth movement of the light. This leave pitch movement of the light (about axis 11) to be provided within the light unit itself to complete the facility of universal spatial positioning combined with freedom to beam the light in any direction.
Conventionally the lamp 5 is fitted with handles 14, 15. In use, the dentist (if right handed) will sit or stand on his patient's right and adjust the position and angle of the lamp by means of the right-hand handle 15. If he is left-handed, he will generally sit or stand on the opposite side and use the other handle 14.
Although such arrangements have been found reasonably satisfactory, in practice they suffer from the disadvantage that, to effect movements along the line of arm 3, the user has to transmit the necessary forces to the support structure via the handle and lamp body and, in order to avoid the lamp simply rotating about its vertical pivot axis 10, must apply a compensating couple to the handle as well as the necessary directional force.
According to one aspect of the present invention there is provided a lamp assembly with a support structure permitting translational movement of a lamp portion at least in a generally horizontal plane, a lamp mounted to the support portion so as to be pivotable about a generally vertical axis for azimuth adjustment of a light beam or beams from the lamp, and a handle secured to the lamp, the handle being disposed on or adjacent to the vertical pivot axis.
In this way, the user is able to effect horizontal movement of the lamp without any substantial tendency for the lamp to rotate.
A convenient arrangement is to provide that the lamp is disposed substantially entirely on one side of the pivot axis: the handle may then be disposed on the other side of the axis.
Thus in another aspect, the invention provides an adjustable lamp comprising a housing rotatably attached to a bracket for rotation about a horizontal axis extending through the housing, a light source and beam forming means within the housing arranged to form a beam directed out of the housing transversely with respect to the said axis, and a handle attached to the housing for effecting the rotation thereof, the housing and the handle being located on opposite sides of the bracket.
Of course, this arrangement implies a handle on only one side of the lamp--at least, a handle on the other side will suffer excessively from the disadvantage discussed above. To permit adjustment from the opposite side, the lamp can be made pivotable about a generally horizontal axis (usually desirable in any event for pitch adjustment). Then, if a sufficient degree of rotation of the lamp about vertical and horizontal axes is allowed for, it can be rotated through 180� about both axes to assume on attitude which is a mirror-image of its former position, thereby permitting adjustment from the other side.
One embodiment of the invention will now be described, by way of example, with reference to the accompanying drawings.
In the drawings:
FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a known lamp arrangement, described above;
FIG. 2 is a general perspective view of one form of lamp according to the present invention;
FIG. 3 is a cut-away perspective view of the slip-ring housing of the lamp of FIG. 2 shown with the mating parts of the balanced arm;
FIG. 4 is a section of part of the lamp of FIG. 2,
FIG. 5 is a perspective view of one half of the optical housing with some optical components in position;
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the main elements of the light source and reflector assembly; and
FIG. 7 shows the lens support member.
FIG. 2 shows a general perspective view of a lamp body 5 disposed on one side of a bracket 16, whilst a handle 15 on the other side of the bracket 16 is secured to the lamp body 5 by a connection (described below) passing through a bearing in the lower part 17 of the bracket, so that, by means of the handle 15, the lamp body 5 can be rotated about a horizontal axis 11, for pitch adjustment of light beams from the lamp. The upper part 18 of the bracket forms a socket which engages the end 4 of a balanced support arm assembly; the end 4 including a bearing for rotation about vertical pivot axis 10. The support arm assembly could be as described above with reference to FIG. 1, or of any other suitable construction.
The lamp housing is formed from two end mouldings 19a, 19b flanking a set of ribs 19c which form a ventilation grille. The mouldings are secured together by bolts extending between the two end mouldings 19a, 19b and through the ribs 19c. A front panel 20 is fixed to the housing formed by the end moulding and the ribs.
The construction of the embodiment will now be described in more detail with reference to FIGS. 3 to 7. Referring first to FIG. 3, certain parts of the end 4 of the balanced support arm are shown, for clarity of understanding. A tubular pivot 21 carries at its lower extremity a small two-track slip-ring 22 which is connected to an electrical supply by an electrical cable 23. The small slip-ring 22 retains a tapered swivel sleeve 24 that is free to rotate on the tubular pivot 21 and is constrained from excess axial movement by a part of the arm (not shown) that supports the tubular pivot 21.
The bracket 16 comprises a two piece moulded housing 25 and 26. The portions are shown cut away in FIG. 3. They have a joint line in the plane containing the axis 10 of the tubular pivot 21 and perpendicular to the axis 11 about which the lamp 5 rotates, these two axes being normal to each other.
The upper ends of the moulded housing portions 25 and 26 have ribs which, when the two are fixed together, form a conical socket into which the tapered swivel sleeve 24 fits and where it is retained by a dowel 28 that has suitable locking means (not shown).
Further ribs within the housing parts 25,26 retain a contact panel 29 that carries four leaf springs 30 each with a silver contact at its extremity and so arranged that two of these contacts press onto an inner silver plated track of the slip-ring 22 and the other two onto the outer such track. The slip-ring 22 may conveniently take the form of a printed-circuit disc. One conductor of the electrical cable 23 connects to the inner track and the other conductor to the outer track. Electrical current is collected by the contacts 30, one pole being passed via switch 31 to a cable 32 while the other pole is connected to a second cable 33.
The switch 31 may comprise a touch-sensitive on/off switch and a rotatable knob controlling the voltage supplied to the lamp, and therefore the brightness of the lamp.
The cables 32, 33 conduct current to and from the lamp housing. The cables are flexible and are loosely coiled around a spacer (described below). The cables pass to the lamp housing from the middle of the coil. Preferably, there are 31/2 turns of cable in the coil. The rotation of the lamp housing about the axis 11 is limited to a range of 270� and is accommodated by the cable coil tightening and loosening about the spacer.
In an alternative embodiment, the rotation could be accommodated by using a second two-track slip ring transverse to the axis 11.
FIG. 4 is a horizontal section of the lamp housing at the axis 11, when the output light beams are horizontal.
The end moulding 19a of the lamp housing has a generally cylindrical extension 38. A cup member 42, a tubular spacer 43 and a second cup member 44 are bolted to an integral bulkhead 40 formed by the end wall of the moulding 19a. The second cup member 44 has an internal serrated clutch surface 45, shown more clearly in FIG. 3.
Bearing races 39 allow relative rotation of the cylindrical extension (and along with it the cup member 42) and the housing formed by the mouldings 25,26.
The flexible cables 32,33 which conduct current between the slip ring and the lamp housing are coiled around the spacer 43 and extend from the middle of the coil to the lamp housing.
The handle 15 is moulded with a domed disc 49 and carries an axial spigot 50 which is journelled in a tubular extension 42a of the cupped member 42. The spigot 50 extends through an aperture 41 in the moulding 19a. Adjacent the end of the spigot 50 is an annular groove 51 which is engaged by a notch in a lever 52 pivoted at 53, so that lever movement will retain or release the handle. A button headed recessed plunger 54 is incorporated into the handle and carries teeth 55 which can engage the serrated clutch surface 45 formed in the interior of the cup member 44. The teeth 55 are urged into engagement with the clutch surface 45 by a spring 56. Thus the handle 15 is normally locked to the moulding 19a but by pressing the plunger 54 the handle can be angularly reset to any desired relationship with the moulding for ease of control of the light position and orientation.
A felt dust seal 57 is provided against ingress of dust into the housing 25,26. A spring-biased lever 58 bears on the felt seal 57 to urge the seal against the housing portion 26, to provide frictional resistance against rotation of the lamp housing.
A lamp bulb 60 is carried on a plug-in mount 62. The bulb 60 may be introduced into the housing through an aperture 61 in the middle of the front panel 20. When the bulb 60 is in position, the mount 62 closes the aperture and is held in position in the aperture 61 by a latch (not shown). The mount 62 carries two flat prong electrodes 64 which are electrically connected to the bulb filament. When the mount 62 is in position, the electrodes 64 mate with respective spring contacts 66 to which respective ones of the cables 32,33 are connected. A grub screw 65 on the mount 62 sets the innermost position to which the mount 62 may be pushed.
Further details of the optical system of the lamp are described below.
The optical housing 37 is shown cut in half in FIG. 5, at the plane of the section of FIG. 4. The illustrated half of the housing has four main portions. Firstly, half of the cylindrical extension 38, terminating at the bulkhead 40, secondly a near mirror compartment 61a, thirdly a central light source compartment 63 and fourthly a far mirror compartment 61b.
The ribs 19c form a grille in the curved "floor" of the compartments 63 extending between the two bulkheads which separate the three compartments. The grille allows a cooling air flow around the light source in the compartment 63.
The two mirror compartments 61a,61b each have mountings to support mirrors 67,68 which re-direct the light beams leaving the compartments 62 so they converge at a point on a line which is normal to the axis 11 of rotation of the optical housing and which intersects this axis midway between the two mirrors. This intersection point is also midway between the light source compartment bulkheads.
The mirrors 67,68 may be coated so as to reflect visual light but allow infra-red heat to pass straight through. If this is so a black metal heat sink would be located a short distance behind each mirror to disperse the heat and prevent a hot spot on the housing.
In FIG. 5, the line along which the light beams leave the compartment 63 is coincident with the rotation axis 11. In FIG. 4, the line and the axis are shown spaced apart, but parallel. Either arrangement is practicable, but the arrangement of FIG. 4 has been found to facilitate balancing the lamp about the axis 11.
The light source is shown in FIG. 6 and consists of a filament or discharge type bulb in a split reflector of the type which is the subject of our co-pending European patent application No. 83 307324.0
The bulb 60 (shown schematically) is arranged so that its filament 70 lies at the first focus point of the two curved reflector segments 71,72 so that equal light beams are emitted from approximately parallel edged apertures 73 and 74 to converge at second focus points 75 and 76.
As described above the bulb 60 is mounted on a mount 62 made of insulating material, the bulb filament being connected to a pair of prong electrodes 64. Wires inside the mount 62 feed current to the filament 70. The segments 71,72 are cut away as required to allow access for the bulb and the mount.
The mount 62 and the housing surfaces against which the mount locates are formed to ensure correct orientation of the filament and to form an abutment to ensure the filament is co-incident with the reflector focal point. For instance, non-circular integers and apertures may be used. The bulb 60 the reflector segments 71 and 72 and preferably the apertures 73 and 74 are carried in a heat conducting housing which can be finned on its exterior for adequate heat transfer by convected air flow through the housing grille.
This heat conducting housing is mounted on the housing bulkheads by two rectangular light tunnels aligned with the mirrors 67,68. These light tunnels may be closed at their extremities by glasses that diffuse the light and/or filter out heat from the beams.
FIG. 7 shows a lens support member 20 which forms the front panel of the lamp housing. The two lenses 82,83 at the exit apertures of the housing are set at approx 7� toe-in angle to align with the axes of the converging beams. These lenses may either be of a spherical type or of a cylindrical type and may incorporate prisms. The requirements for the lenses and suitable lenses are described in the applicant's copending application referred to above.
The lens support member 20 is fixed on the housing by retaining screws and may be removed to permit cleaning of lenses 82 and 83, of mirrors 67 and 68 and blowing off of any dust around the finned lamp/reflector housing. Removal of the member 80 also permits operation of the lever 52 for removal of the handle 15.
The lenses 82,83 are adjustably fixed in mounts which are held in the member 20 by latches 84. The lens mounts may be removed to adjust the alignment of the lenses 82,83.
It will be appreciated that the handle 15 used to manoeuvre and orientate the lamp is very close to the vertical swivel axis of the swivel sleeve 24 and thus the greater forces required to move the articulated support arm can be applied almost directly to the arm and not by the usual awkward thumb and finger couple as is necessary when the swivel axis is located centrally on the lamp.
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Leblanc was Cameron's go to guy if a line needed a spark plug. He wasn't changing line because he was bad with that particuliar line...
That's how I saw it.
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I couldn't disagree more. Leblanc's versatility is exactly
he played in so many different situations - not because the coaching staff couldn't find a place for him. People should probably stop expecting offensive flair and big numbers from him - it's not going to be his game. I think the best we can hope for is a 70 point, two-way centreman like Plekanec. Which isn't bad at all.
Agreed, they used Leblanc in different roles because they knew they could. I would be thrilled if he hit anything close to 70 pts, would be great since last season we had 1 player get more then 47 pts (wow our offense stunk, yikes). I really like his offensive skills but I see him more as a 50+ two way type that can play in all situations.
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What's stopping him from playing with the Dogs until February, getting his first taste of pro action, and then getting sent down to Shawi for the cup run?
I don't see why the Habs would consider doing this.
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Saying he was top 5 at the last WJC is a mythe (unless you are talking stats wise), the kid was good along the board and was cycling the puck rather well but thats it, was struggling with his puckhandling skills if you compared him to the other players and wasnt clicking very well offensively with his linemates.. Another year in the Q wouldnt be a bad idea since he spent about the whole last season playing with a shoulder injury, so the kid didnt develop properly in that year, was also playing for a clown using a passive trap as a system.. An healthy season in the Q dominating the league and having an opportunity to shine at the mem cup is definitely a ligit option IMO.
I don't think it was a myth, I liked what I saw from him at the wjc's. He put up points and everywhere he plays he's among the top scorers on his team.
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Lets take a look at history. Pavel Datsyuk, Henrik Zetterburg, Tomas Plekanec didnt play regularly in the NHL till they were 23, it didn't ruin their development.
What does that have to do with playing in the CHL as an overager? You are talking about 3 Euros, we are talking about our draft picks playing in the CHL as an overager. Why do you think the Habs never do this, they rarely ever send a draft pick back to the CHL as overagers.
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Now lets also think about the talented players who took the shortcut to the NHL, Guillaime Latendresse, Sergei Kostitsyn, Max Pacioretty. They all had problems, maturity and being rushed to the NHL.
You can't compare Leblanc with Lats, Kostitsyn or Pac, each are their own players and just because some players are mature or have problems being rushed to the NHL, doesn't mean others will.
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MaxPac is the perfect example,
he couldn't produce against tougher competition
, it wasonly after he was sent down to play against weaker talent and with an amazing player (DD) centering him that he
was able to develop. He himself said playing in the
AHL (a weaker league) was better for him.
Pacioretty went from the USHS, to the USHL, to the NCAA to the NHL from the age of 17 to the age of 20. That is a rapid advance since he started the year in Hamilton as a 19 year old (didn't turn 20 until about 7 weeks into the season) So you can't really compare him to anyone since it's very rare to see someone go from playing in the USHS at 17 to being in the NHL just 3 years later.
He also never said playing in the AHL was better for him. He said if there wasn't a role for him in the top 6 with the Habs, he would rather stay in the AHL as he felt he developed more under the Randy's.
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David Dashernais played in the CHL as an overager, it didn't ruin him.
In fact I think it probably helped develop his hockey IQ.
Playing against comparable / slightly less talent gives you the opportunity to grow mentally, you can learn to read plays before they unfold. Whereas playing in the AHL would develop his instincts compared to his hockey IQ. It would involve him learning to react to the faster competition.
Who's to say that Desharnais wouldn't be a step ahead of where he is now had he been drafted by us and went to the ECHL as a 20 year old?
But what makes you say it probably helped develop his hockey IQ to play as an overager? As an 18/19 year old he had 215 pts in 131 games. He had more assists and points as a 19 year old then he did as an overager (granted he was on a much better team as a 19 year old). His first year in the Q he was 4th on the team in points, clearly he was a skilled player from the get go.
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That's just how I see it from a mental / development standpoint. You can also compare how
DD took the slow route and was able to out produce Lars Eller
in half as many games. I think another year in the AHL wouldn't have hurt Eller last year. But 2 years ago I was calling for Patches to be in the AHL andit turned out that playing against weaker competition helped his game.
Not really fair to compare the 24 year old Desharnais to the 21 year old Eller who before the start of the season had only 1 year of playing North American hockey.
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Anyone under age 17 is supposed to be off the streets from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays and 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. other nights if they aren't accompanied by a parent or guardian.
While the number of youth cited for being out past curfew in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes has remained relatively low this summer, that hasn't always been the case in Terrebonne.
"In the past (curfew) has been an issue with things like car burglaries, pulling on unlocked doors and drinking at public parks, which we patrol now periodically to make sure we don't have people just hanging out after curfew," said Malcom Wolfe, Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office public information officer.
He said the curfew's purpose is to prevent juvenile crime and kids from becoming crime victims. The Sheriff's Office has increased its number of patrol units and has issued reminders for parents to know where their children are.
"The kids have a lot more free time in the summer than they would during the school year, so a lot of it has to be the parent's responsibility to know where their kids are at all times," Wolfe said.
During curfew, minors are not allowed to be anywhere in public, including on the streets, in parks, in malls, movie theaters or driving. But some exceptions are allowed. Minors can stay out if they are with their parents or dealing with an emergency. If they are at an "organized, adult-supervised function," kids are allowed an extra hour to get home.
Penalties for curfew violations range from warnings to misdemeanor charges for minors. Parents or businesses allowing children to miss curfew can be charged with a misdemeanor.
In Lafourche Parish, Sheriff's Office public information officer Brennan Matherne said minors breaking curfew laws hasn't been a problem.
"We have never had any issue to the best of our knowledge with high numbers of complaints about juveniles staying out past curfew," Matherne said.
Last year between May and August, Houma Police and the Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office got 25 curfew violation reports. So far only 14 have been reported this summer.
Houma Police Chief Todd Duplantis said he doesn't anticipate the number to increase over the next few weeks.
"What we plan on doing this year is a juvenile operation where we enforce curfew violation and also underage drinking," Duplantis said.
The police chief said the operation is paid for through a state highway and safety grant to prevent such crimes.
"What we do is we actually will have up to 10 officers who go out with an underage person with us. We send them into stores, and if the store clerks sell them alcohol or cigarettes, we then go into the store and cite the employee who sells to the juvenile," he said.
On any given night, officers can check 30 to 40 stores, he said. As a result, the operation has reduced incidents of underage alcohol sales and loitering after curfew.
Duplantis added the department's efforts have also added to the crackdown on DWI offenders and seat belt violators.
"If our officers come into contact with a juvenile as a result of these efforts, and it's after curfew, the officers will take appropriate action at that time," he said.
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