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Entergy, the Louisiana-based company that owns the Vermont Yankee nuclear plant, announced today it will sue the state of Vermont in federal court, asking for a judgement to allow its nuclear plant to continue operating past March 21, 2012, the day its certificate of public good (CPG - aka state operating permit) expires. Last month, just ten days after the tsunami that touched off the Fukushima catastrophe, the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission, issued Vermont Yankee a 20-year extension of its federal operating license, despite the fact that Vermont Yankee is of the same flawed design as the reactors at Fukushima and despite the fact that its spent fuel pool is jammed with highly radioactive waste, far beyond its design capacity. Everyone expected Entergy to file suit. Since it bought the plant nine years ago, Entergy has lied (often under oath) to the citizens of Vermont, its managers have cut corners to the point that some parts of their facility collapsed from lack of maintenance and others caught fire for no apparent reason. The rust bucket has leaked – and continues to leak – radioactive material into Vermont's pristine groundwater. This lawsuit merely represents the latest example of bad-faith dealing from a company that appears to know no other way of conducting itself. I, for one, welcome this lawsuit. In 2002, when Entergy purchased Vermont Yankee, the company signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the state, agreeing that the state's Public Service Board (PSB) can decide whether or not the plant may continue operation after March 2012. In today's announcement, Richard Smith, president of Entergy wholesale commodities, said the company's lawsuit is premised on the notion that a state cannot prevent a federally-licensed nuclear facility from operating. If that argument is true, then it was true when Entergy signed the Memorandum of Understanding in 2002. So, number one – I look forward to hearing Entergy attorneys explain that one - that they're filing this suit out of deep concern for a process that did not seem to enter their minds in 2002. Mr. Smith argues that Entergy need no longer honor the 2002 MOU because in 2006, the Vermont legislature directed the PSB to withhold action on a CPG until both bodies in the legislature approve of the action. That was a deal-breaker, Mr. Smith said today. If that's true, why didn't Entergy sue in 2006? Why wait until now? And why sue on grounds of federal pre-emption? It seems a breach-of-contract suit is the proper means to seek judicial relief. But I'm not a lawyer, so I welcome this suit, so I can understand these issues better. I welcome this lawsuit as a kind of spring training for the state governments of New York and Massachusetts, because they have serious questions about the operation of Entergy nuclear plants in their states (at Indian Point and Pilgrim, respectively). Finally, I welcome this lawsuit as a much-needed public forum in which to hold a full and vigorous debate on the desirability of nuclear power in the United States in the post-Fukushima era. Let's have at it.
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Proud to be a Vermonter,and ready to dig deep to support the state in a law suit by a corporation that has broken the law time and time again. Lying ...
Proud to be a Vermonter,and ready to dig deep to support the state in a law suit by a corporation that has broken the law time and time again. Lying under oath,for one. Winning this will give other states a precedent to do the same with old, unsafe, and dangerous plants -like Indian Point which is dangerously close to a earthquake fault, and Pilgrim which is leaking like the old plant that it is.
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According to Entergy, the People of Vermont have no right to decide if they are safe. This reminds me of the old feudal days when the Lords and Nobles...
According to Entergy, the People of Vermont have no right to decide if they are safe. This reminds me of the old feudal days when the Lords and Nobles could decide if you were healthy or whether you should live or die.
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Shut it down!!!!!
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May I correct something?
In 2006 the legislature passed a law, Act 160 that said, some such version of, the legislature has the right to vote ...
May I correct something?
In 2006 the legislature passed a law, Act 160 that said, some such version of, the legislature has the right to vote on whether or not the PSB can decide the issue. The Public Service Board is the regulatory body in the state.
VT has a regulated utility structure.
Maybe the lawsuit is all about dergulated vs regulated utillities.
I agree Entergy will likely do some fancy talking to attempt to make believe that they neglected the federal law...in signing the MOU in 2002.
Not the purchase, nor the uprate, nor the dry cask cases alone has been enough to prove "economic benefit," "general good" (enough) for the state without Entergy sweetening the deal with many millions of dollars, in a Memorandum of Understanding, to the state to make the agreement one that would serve the "general good" of the state.
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That's an interesting set of legal questions at Vermont Yankee:
"Entergy need no longer honor the 2002 MOU because in 2006, the Verm...
That's an interesting set of legal questions at Vermont Yankee:
"Entergy need no longer honor the 2002 MOU because in 2006, the Vermont legislature directed the PSB to withhold action on a CPG until both bodies in the legislature approve of the action."
-- ought to be pretty easy to figure that out, just read the documents -- and yes 2006 was a pretty long time ago and someone has been sleeping on their rights.
Fed law may pre-empt -- interstate commerce clause -- but maybe now's the time to take that one on, re. all such plants. What are the legal issues at Indian Point and Pilgrim?
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the people must take action on this before it enters the sphere of influence of the wto - before it requires violence to resolve
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I also welcome the forum of an open court. Perhaps it will enlighten the majority of us to the differences between the hazard of internal radioactive ...
I also welcome the forum of an open court. Perhaps it will enlighten the majority of us to the differences between the hazard of internal radioactive emitters and external doses of radiation. The nuclear industry did such a good job of lulling us into believing that spent fuel is that which has lost it's energy, and their daily emissions from operating nuclear plants of radioactive elements are minor. Surely they are minor except if they are inhaled or ingested.
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Is the Good Life Possible with Vermont Yankee?
Vermont has "pro-nukes," "anti-nukes" and those residents not seeming to fit...
Is the Good Life Possible with Vermont Yankee?
Vermont has "pro-nukes," "anti-nukes" and those residents not seeming to fit in either group…perhaps there's room for another category entitled, "anti-Vermont Yankee?" Some Vermonters have said they're not against nuclear power, (if) the leaks can be stopped, the spent fuel rod storage problem can be solved and the structures can be fabricated to withstand all possible weather anomalies.
Vermont Yankee (VY) is located in the town of Vernon which sits in the southeastern corner of the state at the junction formed by the Connecticut River and the Massachusetts border, and was once actually a part of the town of Hinsdale, NH. Purportedly, Vernon's 2141 people have even discussed seceding from Vermont (to either NH or MA) if the Legislature refuses to grant VY a license extension beyond 2012.
VY, operating since 1972 and employing about 650 people, is the state's largest power source with a nominal 540 megawatt boiling water reactor, and is one of five operating nuclear plants in New England. In 2002, VY was sold by eight New England utilities to Entergy Nuclear Vermont Yankee, LLC, a subsidiary of the Entergy Corporation of New Orleans, the second largest nuclear generator in the US.
In February of 2010, the VT Senate voted 26-4 against allowing the Public Service Board (PSB) to consider re-certifying VY after 2012, citing radioactive (tritium) leaks, misstatements in testimony by plant officials, a cooling tower collapse in 2007 and other problems. In the event the PSB refuses to issue them a Certificate of Public Good, VY could elect to continue to operate and the case would be decided in court, since the federal Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has recently granted a license renewal to operate until 2032.
So, where does all this see-sawing leave the customer who's concerned about how high electric bills will be if VY closes? Since the Vernon plant supplies about a third of the state's total power, how will that amount be replaced? The average Vermont Electric Cooperative (VEC) member would pay between 50 & 60 cents extra each month if VY closes. Replacement power will have to be purchased from the New England grid, which isn't the most cost-effective way to obtain electricity, but it appears to be the best option right now.
If Vermont Yankee's past record predicts its future and safety modifications aren't made, many Vermonters feel it should be closed permanently. Most VEC members seem to agree. Perhaps divining its prospects, two days after Peter Shumlin became the new VT Governor, Entergy put Vermont Yankee up for sale.
(Don Worth is the Director for District 1 on the VEC Board of Directors and is running for re-election in May. The foregoing does not express the opinion of VEC or its Board.)
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Don's New England geography comments here suggest to me that the politics of environmental hazards, such as nuclear power plants, ought to be tied to ...
Don's New England geography comments here suggest to me that the politics of environmental hazards, such as nuclear power plants, ought to be tied to the regions which they threaten -- not to ancient & outmoded geographic boundaries. If a Vermont Yankee meltdown would irradiate not just Vernon but also Vermont & New Hampshire, & the rest of New England, & parts of Canada, & via ocean and air also Ireland & the UK & Holland & France, then maybe those folks should vote on all this too.
I can see a functionalist jurisprudence developing, for this purpose, in international environmental law. I know that's been suggested. Nuclear power plant catastrophe planning may be a case in point -- _the_ case in point.
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Posted by Ambridge Forever Frittering (U5978873) on Saturday, 27th October 2012
Would this count as a spoiler ( albeit a minor one ) if I was to ask if we are going to hear any more about these famous karate lessons? Or was it just a way to get Will to show how much more money he has and rub Ed`n`Emma`s faces in it?
I ask because I want to get on with my fantasy saga, in which I try to follow the SLs as closely as possible, and these lessons will feature heavily. I don`t want to have *my* version of them contradicted in TA!
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Posted by Tayler Cresswell (U14232848) on Sunday, 28th October 2012
Hi AFF
I'm not 100% sure but it's possible. I look forward to reading your Fantasy Archers piece - will we have more of George's high kicks? "Hiiii-yaaaa!"
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Posted by Organoleptic Icon (U11219171) on Sunday, 28th October 2012
Surely it is inevitable - and realistic - that Gawgee will give up his Karate?
Well before the end of the prepaid lessons.
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Posted by Ambridge Forever Frittering (U5978873) on Sunday, 28th October 2012
Thanks, Tayler. And thanks for the reminder, OI. In that case, I`d beter get cracking!
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State Comptroller Micha Lindenstrauss presented his annual report to the Knesset
on Tuesday, the final one of its kind before he retires from office in
July.Lindenstrauss said the 64-chapter report, which includes detailed
sections on all government ministries as well as the IDF and other state-run
bodies, was his largest ever in terms of scope.The state comptroller
noted that his final annual report places "special emphasis" on health issues.
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for wasting huge sums of public money.The Defense Ministry also came
under fire in the report, with a section revealing that the ministry's
director-general violated defense export laws by approving several export
deals.Lindenstrauss also said he had devoted special attention to weaker
sections of society, including youth at risk, as well as to ultra-Orthodox
service in the army, which comes after a 2011 government decision to set targets
for haredi enlistment by 2015.He emphasized that his final report
reflected the audit principles his office has adopted during his term as state
comptroller, which he said included publishing the names of government officials
to promote personal liability, as well as real-time auditing of government
bodies.The State Comptroller's Office also prioritized following up on
how deficiencies revealed in audits had been addressed, Lindenstrauss
added.He also praised his office staff for waging what he said was "an
uncompromising struggle against government corruption that threatens to
undermine Israeli society and severely damage its integrity.""I have
said on many occasions that the personal liability of those in the executive
branch [of government] is the heart of good governance," Lindenstrauss said,
adding that "public servants, however senior, must take responsibility for their
actions or failures."Lindenstrauss added that his final report included
a review of how to reduce the bureaucratic burden of public service."The
role of government and the public sector is to serve the citizens of the state,"
Lindenstrauss said, noting that in many cases, his office had found that public
bodies imposed a "heavy and unnecessary bureaucratic burden on business owners
and residents," which he said "eroded public trust in public
service."Lindenstrauss's term officially ends on July 3, and Jerusalem
District Court Judge Joseph Shapira has been touted as the leading candidate to
replace him.The Knesset will vote on Lindenstrauss's replacement in a
secret ballot on May 14, even if it holds a break for elections, Rivlin said on
Tuesday.Rivlin noted that, so far, one candidate has been put forward to
replace Lindenstrauss and said that other potential candidates had until Friday
to nominate themselves.The Knesset speaker added that he hoped there
would be an additional two candidates.THE REPORT: HEALTH Lindenstrauss
devoted a considerable part of the report to the Health Ministry, and sharply
criticized it for a litany of failures.These included wasting huge sums
of public money and mishandling medical negligence cases, which the report said
compromised the rights of patients who legitimately suffer medical errors and
negligence.The report also revealed that the Health Ministry continues
to own, run and supervise state hospitals, which Lindenstrauss said was a
multiple role that constitutes a built-in conflict of interest.The state
comptroller also shed light on the issue of senior physicians from public
hospitals who "moonlight" at private medical facilities, and who enjoy the fact
that their malpractice insurance is paid for by their regular
employers.In keeping with his stated policy of naming those government
officials deemed responsible for failures, Lindenstrauss said Sheba Medical
Center director-general Prof. Zev Rotstein and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center
director-general Prof. Gabi Barbash each moonlight for five or six companies,
earning tens of thousands of additional shekels per month, leading to the risk
of conflict of interest between their public and private posts. He suggested
higher hospital salaries for top managers so they can devote most of their time
to them.Moving on, the report uncovered that medical staffers are
reluctant to report cases where patients were hurt, and added that many families
are not provided with swift and accurate medical records to prove their cases. A
no-fault system is needed to rectify this, Lindenstrauss recommended.In
a separate section examining the workings of Magen David Adom, Lindenstrauss
found the organization is poorly supervised by the Health Ministry, and also noted that its top officials have been there too long, possibly preventing
monitoring and renewal in Magen David Adom.DEFENSE The Defense Ministry
also came under fire in the report. A section on defense exports revealed that
the Defense Ministry's director-general Udi Shani violated defense export laws
and regulations when approving a number of defense deals and had changed the
ministry's policy in 2010 regarding provision of export licenses.In
three cases, the report found, Shani ignored export procedures and decided to
grant licenses to companies to sell military platforms overseas, despite
opposition from the Foreign Ministry.The report said Shani should have
consulted with other government agencies and should have incorporated the new
policy into official Defense Ministry procedures.In a second
defense-related chapter, Lindenstrauss found that the IDF and Defense Ministry
mishandled the development of a protective system for armored personnel
carriers.The report criticizes Chief of Staff Lt-Gen. Benny Gantz's
decision as deputy commander of the IDF in 2010 to order two Israeli defense
contractors to combine independent tank protection systems into a single
platform, which Lindenstrauss said was made without the necessary staff work and
a proper study of the issue.CHILDREN AT RISK In a section on at-risk
children, Lindenstrauss's report sharply criticizes a flagship government
program aimed at reducing the number of children and youth considered at risk,
for failing to properly assess and keep track of its own work over the past five
years.The report faulted the National Program for Children and Youth at
Risk, established in 2006 under the auspices of the Welfare and Social Services
Ministry, for taking over four years to get any of its programs actually working
in the field.The NIS-155-million-a-year program had succeeded in
fostering better cooperation between the various professional government
departments working with children and local authorities, the report
found.However, another criticism was that it had failed to establish
quantifiable goals to reduce the number of children at
risk.ULTRA-ORTHODOX ARMY SERVICE The report included a review of
ultra-Orthodox men serving in the army, and the IDF's efforts to increase the
number of haredi men enlisting.An audit carried out between September
2010 and August 2011 revealed a discernible and "important" increase was
registered in the number of haredim enlisting, exceeding a government target set
in January 2011 of 1,200 recruits. In 2010, approximately 1,000 haredi men
eligible for military service enlisted in the IDF, representing 13% of possible
recruits from the ultra-Orthodox sector, and in 2011 that number increased to
1,280 haredim, or 16% of the potential ultra-Orthodox draft.Despite
these positive developments, the report revealed an increase in the number of
haredi men deferring army service through full-time yeshiva study under the
"Torato Omunato" framework. Between 2003, when the "Tal Law" came into affect,
and 2010, the number of men eligible for military service who deferred their
enlistment rose by 60%, the report found.FOREIGN MINISTRY The state
comptroller also took his magnifying glass to two aspects of the Foreign
Ministry: the workings of the newly reorganized political planning division, and
the Mashav agency dealing with foreign aid.Regarding the planning
division, whose reorganization was an element of the Winograd Committee report
that looked into shortcomings of the Second Lebanon War, the comptroller found
that the committee's conclusions were not implemented and there was still a lack
of good coordination between the planning bodies of the Foreign Ministry, IDF
and Defense Ministry.The report said that the IDF was reluctant to
cooperate fully with the Foreign Ministry because of concern of rampant leaks
inside the ministry.Regarding Mashav, the comptroller said the ministry
needed to set clear guidelines regarding the involvement of the private sector
in aid projects, so that a situation does not arise where there is less
humanitarian assistance and more mining for business prospects.POLICE An
audit of the police revealed a series of failures in a new computerized system
deployed over the past decade to improve crime- and terror-fighting
capabilities, and to cut down on response time to emergency
calls.Lindenstrauss slammed police for not taking sufficient steps to
encrypt computer databases used in patrol cars, and for failing to examine the
efficiency of the systems' deployment and the potential risks posed by outside
elements gaining access to the information.The report noted that while
police said they had implemented the system in June 2003, at that time they had
only installed 289 of 1,000 of the computerized patrols ordered, despite
announcing a maintenance spend of NIS 6 million between 2000 and 2003. The
majority of the systems were in fact installed only by November 2005.The
state comptroller also blasted the police for failing to examine various units'
needs regarding the system, even though certain police units did not utilize the
system as much as others. Lindenstrauss recommended police consider deploying
more computerized patrol systems, but only in those units likely to use them
often.TRANSPORT In a section on the Transportation Ministry,
Lindenstrauss focused on failings in Israel's transport infrastructure,
particularly its railways and air networks.Recent years have seen a
number of serious rail accidents, and last year 60 people were hurt when two
passenger trains collided near Netanya.In 2003, the rail network was
privatized in an effort to make it more effective and accessible.No
longer part of the Ports Authority, it began operating as a government company
under the name Israel Railways. Since then, passenger rail traffic has grown
considerably – from 17 million a decade ago to 36 million in 2010.After
a number of safety incidents, in the summer of 2006 Israel Railways authorized a
fiveyear plan for improving passenger security.However, previous reports
have repeatedly cited failings in Israel Railways's operation. For example,
procedures for granting conductors' licenses and disciplining conductor errors
have yet to be formalized.Lindenstrauss's new report revealed that
serious work remains to be done in improving rail safety and
reliability.ENVIRONMENT In the report, Lindenstrauss said the
Environmental Protection and Agriculture Ministries must increase surveillance
of pesticide use, so that Israel no longer lags behind other Western nations in
terms of its pesticide regulations.Israel lacks a normative
datacollection and analysis system regarding pesticides and fertilizers, a tool
that would help government authorities monitor the risks associated with these
chemicals, the report said.The state comptroller also slammed the
government for not doing enough regarding plans to establish desalinated water
facilities, noting that a 2001 government decision to establish such a facility
in Ashdod by 2003 had not occurred. The government must act to ensure that the
country can cope with the ongoing water shortage, the state comptroller
said.The report also slammed the Agriculture Ministry for bypassing
legal requirements and transferring hundreds of millions of shekels to farmers
without reducing the numbers of foreign workers or significantly improving water
infrastructure.As a result, some farmers have engaged in acts of
profiteering at the expense of other farmers, Lindenstrauss said, calling on the
Agriculture Ministry to establish stronger regulations.ISRAEL
BROADCASTING AGENCY In a chapter on the Israel Broadcasting Authority (IBA), the
state comptroller painted a picture of mismanagement, negligence and
irresponsibility that has resulted not only in an ongoing multimillion-shekel
deficit, and a vastly overloaded payroll, but also a problem of property
ownership.The report revealed that no one bothered over the years to
check whether properties supposedly belonging to the IBA had actually been
registered as such, a factor that came to light when the Finance Ministry, which
was unwilling to keep bolstering the faltering financial status of the IBA, said
that the only way it could get rid of its deficit was to sell off the bulk of
its properties in Jerusalem.But when it came to taking an inventory of
the properties, the IBA was lacking in legally binding proof of ownership, the
report found.LEGAL GUARDIANSHIP In a chapter devoted to the situation
regarding legal guardianship and wards of court, the state comptroller slammed
the Justice Ministry's Custodian-General Department for a number of
failings.According to the Capacity and Guardianship Law (1962), a court
can appoint an individual, corporation or the Justice Ministry's
custodian-general as a legal guardian to care for a person who is deemed
permanently or temporarily incapable of looking after their own
affairs.The report revealed that the custodian-general's department
lacked complete and up-to-date information on wards of court and their
guardians, largely because courts' secretariats had failed to hand over relevant
documents and because the custodian- general's office hadn't updated
computerized records.Lindenstrauss said wards are "helpless and
restricted, weak citizens of the state" and so monitoring court-appointed
guardians is a real need.COURTS Lindenstrauss also criticized the court
administration for serious failures in implementing its flagship computerized
system, including the absence of civil servants from the project management
team, which the report said was not in the public interest.Named "Net
Hamishpat" and dubbed a flagship system designed to improve service for the
public and streamline the administrative infrastructure of the judicial system
in the country's courts, which deal with over a million cases every
year.Net Hamishpat was intended to create a "paperless" court system and
was deployed in courts in May 2010, however, the state comptroller found that
the administration had failed to work according to the government's agreed
software project management methodology for software development and
engineering, systems analysis and quality management developed by the Treasury
and an external software firm, Methoda Ltd.After the system was
installed, the audit found that there had been serious failures that caused
problems, which might have been avoided if the correct acceptance testing
procedures had been followed. The report said there had been multiple system
failures that could have been avoided had the correct acceptance test procedures
been followed.
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Friday Mashup: The Swarm & Coaching Duties
Aug 8, 2014
In our interview with Steve Spott yesterday, we found out what the individual assignments of the new assistants on the coaching staff will be -- Spott will be running the powerplay, Peter Horachek the penalty kill and defence pairings. Steve Spott is unlikely to change anything drastic on the powerplay in terms of system (1-3-1) or personnel -- Kessel on the half wall, JvR in front, Bozak roving the slot on PP1 -- but it will be interesting to see if Cody Franson and Dion Phaneuf remain paired together or if the Leafs accompany each of those shooters with puck...
Thursday Mashup: It's Going to be a Long Month
Aug 7, 2014
Thursday Morning Links: Greg Wyshynski: Will Claude Loiselle screw up the NHL's Department of Player Safety? TSN: Canada downs Russia at World Junior Development Camp, Leafs' Rinat Valiev scores for Russia 50 Mission Cap: Why Your Team Sucks - Atlantic Division 50 Mission Cap: Why Your Team Sucks - The Metropolitan Division The Leafs Nation: Some storylines entering 2014-15 season Puck Daddy: Top 10 Most Improved Teams this Off Season The Score: Hockey's Statistical Revolution is in full swing, and it's time to take the next step TSN1050: Jamie McLennan and Bryan Hayes talk some Leafs (couple days old)
Tuesday Mashup: Catching up
Aug 5, 2014
Tuesday Morning Links: VLM: Breathing a sigh of relief: in keeping Jake Gardiner, it's clear the Leafs are building around a mobile defense NHL.com: Kessel confident in Leafs' chances this season Globe and Mail: Kessel says Leafs will be prepared to prevent another tailspin CBS Sports: Phil Kessel and Roger Federer play ball hockey Pro Hockey Talk: PK Subban vs. the League's Other Big Money Defencemen NY Post: Claude Loiselle to replace Brendan Shanahan as VP of Player Safety Yahoo!: Ryan Johanssen talks now a standoff over money Puck Daddy: How much did Gary Bettman make during the lockout? About $8.8 million Times Colonist: Bryan Trottier, Artus Irbe...
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Aug 1, 2014
Friday Links PPP: The Case for Cody Franson The Star: Newly signed Jake Gardiner eager to get started with revamped Maple Leafs National Post: Maple Leafs' Stephane Robidas happy to play role of defensive mentor Hockey Fights: Maple Leafs announce two-year extension of their ECHL Affiliation with the Orlando Solar Bears Nilsen Report: 10 Thoughts -- Toronto Maple Leafs, Kyle Dubas, Advanced Stats Montage Friday Some montages on the new Leafs to aid in the mailing in of your final work day before the long weekend. Daniel Winnik David Booth: Petri Kontiola (updated version): Leo Komarov
Monday Mashup: Gardiner's Up Next
Jul 28, 2014
With James Reimer's negotiations settling on Friday, only Jake Gardiner remains of the Leafs' outstanding contract situations, and this contract quietly might be most interesting among all of the Leafs' RFAs this off-season. Do the Maple Leafs bridge him with a 2 year deal or buy some UFA years on a long term contract, pay a little more than they would have in the next few seasons, and hope it pays off down the road? The comparative thinking here being that $4.25 million for James van Riemsdyk until 2018 is ridiculously good value. We could also point out that the...
(Thursday Mashup) David Booth: Another low-risk option with upside potential
Jul 24, 2014
Domenic Galamini (@MimicoHero) is a good follow on Twitter for his daily insights and data visualizations, usually with a Leafs focus. Yesterday, he put together an updated chart on the Leafs off-season additions and subtractions (stats encompass the last three seasons): Overall, the Leafs' new additions have had their past linemates own more of the shot attempts with them than away from them. Better than the alternative, but what the Leafs' coaching staff changes or doesn't change about their 5v5 systems is going to be the biggest wildcard in all of this. Newest addition David Booth shines particularly bright in the...
Wednesday Mashup: Dubas Mania
Jul 23, 2014
The online hockey world reacted to news of the hiring of an assistant GM like it was its own version of the LeBron sweepstakes when the Leafs brought aboard young hockey executive Kyle Dubas yesterday. That's of little shock given the Maple Leafs had become such a flashpoint in the debate on the role and place of advanced stats/analytics in hockey-ops decisions in the past year and a half -- achieving modest success for 110 games despite ghastly underlying possession numbers and then having the floor fall out from under them when their overworked number one goalie got hurt...
Weekend Mashup: $2.2 million apart
Jul 19, 2014
Updating on Elliot's excellent piece about Monday's arbitration case, word is the Maple Leafs and Cody Franson have submitted their initial proposals and are more than $2 million apart on salary. https://twitter.com/LeafsNews/status/490573565679652864 Being $2.2 million apart probably isn't outrageous as far as this nasty process goes, but it certainly sounds like a huge divide when the player's desired contract figure is more than double that of the club. Always a demeaning process, the Maple Leafs have anchored their offer as if Franson is worth the same as he was paid on his previous one-year deal, which Franson felt was a pittance...
Friday Mashup: 3 Unknowns Remain; Gord Dineen TSN1050 Interview
Jul 18, 2014
The three major remaining off season questions in Leafland, it seems: What's RFA Jake Gardiner's contract going to look like? What are the settlements going to be for arbitration-bound James Reimer and Cody Franson? Will the latter pair still be Leafs come September? We'll find out the answer on Franson's settlement on Monday. Resident sports lawyer Elliot Saccucci will stop by a little later today with a look at that upcoming arbitration case. *** Gord Dineen on TSN 1050 TSN Drive With Dave Naylor - July 17. New Head Coach of the Toronto Marlies Gord Dineen joins Dave Naylor and Dave Feschuk to...
Monday Mashup: The Dog Days are Here
Jul 14, 2014
Fresh sheet of ice for your Monday morning. VLM: Shanahan, patience and the Maple Leafs conundrum National Post: Frederik Gauthier redefining expectations with scoring touch at prospects camp NY Post: Nash is not leaving the Garden, Brooks' weekly slapshots Adam Proteau: Anonymous source fuels your Stamkos fantasy for 2016 Dater: O'Reilly and Avalanche talks are at a standstill Simmons: "The Blues love the deal for ex-Leaf Carl Gunnarsson. They see Gunnarsson as a top-four defenceman. They didn't view Roman Polak that way." ICYMI: Jim Hughes on TSN1050 talking Leafs prospects and development ICYMI: New Leaf assistant coach Peter Horachek on TSN1050
Maple Leafs' Assistant Coach announcement to come next week
Jul 10, 2014
According to Steve Simmons, it looks like some combination of Steve Spott, Gord Dineen and Derek King is going to be among the Leafs' upcoming assistant coach hires -- or perhaps more accurately, internal promotions -- with an announcement expected next week. It would not be the most outwardly hope-inspiring of moves if there's no fresh voice/outside perspective being brought in to challenge Randy Carlyle's way of thinking. There is also no denying the success of the Marlies the past few seasons. Steve Spott seemed aware of the obvious value in rolling four lines last year, and is ostensibly off to...
Wednesday Mashup: The Leaf – Episode 9
Jul 9, 2014
The future is the theme of the week as the Maple Leafs hold their annual summer prospect camp. Here's the latest episode of The Leaf, entitled 'The Future is Bright," released yesterday. Some video should be available of Wednesday's prospect camp sessions as it is the first day open to the media. Wednesday Links: Kevin McGran: Maple Leaf scouts love draft pick Viktor Loov Blue Chip Prospects: Watching Kessel's prime years fade away The Leafs Nation: Phaneuf, Gardiner and Quality of Competition Toronto Sun: Talent rising to the top at Leafs prospect camp
Bargain Shopping: Remaining UFA Forwards
Jul 8, 2014
The summer is starting to crawl into the dog days of hockey season, but that doesn't mean there isn't any value left on the free agent market for teams to consider. Late last summer, the Maple Leafs invited Mason Raymond out to training camp without a contract. He ended up signing for a paltry $1,000,000 (by NHL standards) and producing 19 goals and 45 points. With that in mind, here are a few possible value buys among the players still without a job. *Note: I'm not claiming every player listed is a fit for the Leafs specifically. This is just a...
Sunday Mashup: Leafs News and Notes
Jul 6, 2014
Today, Steve Simmons had a few interesting Leafs tidbits in his Sunday column. "Don't expect anything sexy when the Leafs announce their coaching staff shortly. In fact don't be surprised if the Leafs two new assistant coaches aren't internal promotions." If I was Steve Spott, I would rather be head coach of the Marlies than assistant coach of the Leafs under Carlyle, but I'm not Steve Spott. That said, Gord Dineen and Derek King have been rumoured to be in the assistant coach mix from the beginning. It wouldn't be surprising if they were promoted. The Marlies have run an excellent...
Friday Mashup: As the smoke clears for the Toronto Maple Leafs
Jul 4, 2014
A pretty wild week since the draft last Friday. A recap of MLHS posts from the draft until now, in case you missed the action: Petri Kontiola: Cometh the KHL, cometh the man? Jul 4, 2014 Troy Bodie re-signed to one-year deal by the Maple Leafs Jul 3, 2014 Mike Santorelli signed by the Maple Leafs to 1-year, $1.5 million contract Jul 3, 2014 James Reimer Opts for Salary Arbitration Jul 3, 2014 Petri Kontiola Signs with Maple Leafs on a 1-year, $1.1 million deal Jul 3, 2014 Maple Leafs submit an offer to David Legwand Jul 2, 2014 Dave Nonis on Leafs Lunch on TSN 1050 Jul 2, 2014 Claude Loiselle on Robidas, Komarov,...
(Draft Day Mashup) The Day Has Arrived
Jun 27, 2014
Will the Maple Leafs stick at eight? Who will they pick at 8? Will they move an RFA to grab another pick or two for tomorrow? Could we see something more earth-shattering? We'll find out over the course of the next 12 hours. The rumours are aplenty. Jason Spezza (in an apparent acquire-and-flip scenario, past tense, according to Bob McKenzie), Milan Michalek and Martin Brodeur are some of the names getting batted around the Leafs rumour mill. It's all likely BS typical of this time of year, but you never know. With the sense that there is no consensus number one...
(Thursday Mashup) Maple Leafs considering Tony Granato as potential assistant coach, Dave Nonis meets with media ahead of draft
Jun 26, 2014
According to Darren Dreger, the Maple Leafs have been talking to recently let-go Pittsburgh Penguins assistant coach Tony Granato about filling one of three assistant coaching vacancies in Toronto. The off-season following Pittsburgh's Cup win, Granato joined Pittsburgh as an assistant to Dan Bylsma (also coached under Bylsma in Sochi). Granato's focus was the forward units and the penalty kill, which for the most part was a success under his watch. Granato would also tick off the box of having prior head coaching experience having taken over the Avalanche bench on two separate occasions (2002-04, 2008-09, amassing an 104-78-17 record). The...
Bob McKenzie's 2014 NHL Draft Rankings + Mashup
Jun 24, 2014
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(Monday Mashup) Schedule Released
Jun 23, 2014
The 2014-15 NHL schedule was released yesterday, and the news wasn't great for the Maple Leafs (click to view the Leafs schedule). Ok, i think I got this right now. Still unofficial, but I think it's right. Rested/Tired B2B in 2014-15. pic.twitter.com/a2tMyuBn8T — Gus Katsaros (@KatsHockey) June 22, 2014 (In layman's terms, the Leafs get to play a tired team while rested only 5 times, but played a rested team while tired 14 times). According to more of Gus's data, out of a sample of 17220 games, a tired team's winning percentage is .495 while a rested team's is .596. At least they're in...
(Sunday Mashup) Corey Pronman on TSN 1050
Jun 22, 2014
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On my wife's Aveo LT Sedan, the engine studdors and the gas pedal becomes non-responsive. You could put it to the floor and the RPM's, if in Park, go up to 2500 or so. If in gear the car Slowly gets up to around 10 MPH. If I shut the car off and restart it goes back to normal. I have scanned it before and the only code I get was something about Bank 1 O2 sensor. Can't remember Code number. Can O2 cause this problem or do I have two seperate issues?
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Answer #1DaveJHM March 06, 2011, 16:55Master
Sounds like a fuel control issue. Either a lack of fuel pressure, or even possibly an exhaust restriction due to something moving in the catalytic converter and intermittently blocking exhaust flow.
Answer #2techlund1 from Cottman Transmission and Total Auto Care, March 07, 2011, 08:26Technician
This car uses electronic throttle controls. This is a common symptom of failure of the throttle body. If was a bad catalyst this would happen all the time. Your problem sounds more intermittent
ReplyJpawlowski, March 09, 2011, 00:21Rookie
Yes it is an intermittent issue. I am wondering if a bad O2 sensor would cause this problem. The idle is REALLY rough when it does this. Yes I do know about the throttle being Fly-By-Wire. I am some what knowledgable in automotive issues, just some of the newer computer things that I can't test is my problem. I do have an OBD II scanner and the only issue that comes up is a bad O2 on bank 1.
Answer #3wkid September 07, 2014, 22:30Enthusiast
Another thought is that the o2 code is a response to the ignition causing a misfire on several cylinders at once.
Causing a huge spike in the o2 readings high , or lean , which is a false o2.Is there a backfire ? If so it is ignition , no misfire, it is fuel related check the fuel pressure, if okay then it is most likely in the feedback loop of the engine controls for the fuel control.Perhaps a shorting injector?
Another longshot is a voltage track on the senor wiring causing a higher than normal voltage to be read on that line , contaminated connector , missing seals , or a combination.
You will need to access the wiring diagrams for the circuits in question to accurately diagnose the possibilities.
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USA has had blimps flying over their stadiums for years.
did China start a new trend of coming up with complicated schemes to avoid building roofs on buildings?
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Roofs also impact on the sport. For example in some sports (e.g. rugby) it may be desirable to retain the variable introduced by wind (I daresay most fans do not like a kicking game). Then there's the atmosphere: obviously a roof has a considerable effect on the acoustics. Not to forget grass needs sunlight, tens of thousands of supporters in an enclosed space are going to generate some heat of their own... I think it's fair to say roofs are considered to be a significant compromise in favour of the reliability from reducing weather effects.
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Nico Rosberg set the pace in the final practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix, leading a Mercedes one-two ahead of qualifying.
Robert Fernley: "We obviously still have a lot of work to do ahead of qualifying, but from a learning perspective we've achieved a lot today."
Kimi Raikkonen made the second best time on both Friday free practice sessions.
Fernando Alonso: "The car feels consistent and easy to drive, and it's giving me the confidence to push it to the limit."
Daniil Kvyat: "There is definitely potential and things are looking better compared to Melbourne,"
Both Sauber C34-Ferraris ran without any major issues.
Valtteri Bottas: "The changes that we have made to my driving positon have been positive and it was nice to be able to drive without any pain."
Lotus F1 Team opened-up strongly but Romain Grosjean experienced a loss of power in the afternoon.
Nico Rosberg topped the times during the morning session, with Lewis Hamilton claiming top spot in the afternoon.
Lewis Hamilton recovered from his troubled FP1 to top the times in the second Friday practice session for the Malaysian Grand Prix.
A sweet and sour start to the Malaysian GP weekend for Mercedes, as Lewis Hamilton's car failure offset Nico Rosberg's fastest time.
Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg almost a second slower in last running before qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix.
Sebastian Vettel: "It looks like the hard work done during the winter, both on track and at the factory at Maranello, is paying off."
Eric Boullier: "There's a neat circularity to the fact that McLaren-Honda starts its second era in the same country at which it ended its first."
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Nico Rosberg topped the opening session by just three hundredths of a second from Lewis Hamilton in P2.
Daniel Ricciardo: "I've got to get these ants out of my pants now – I'm hanging out to drive!"
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Nanette Konig, 85, says she was invited to Anne's thirteenth birthday party where her parents gave her the infamous journal as a present
German Jew Herman Rothman discovered Hitler's will hidden in the shoulder pads of one of Joseph Goebbels' trusted aides
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Jewish human rights organisations have demanded actions against those they suspect of being behind anti-Semitic actions and Holocaust denial in Japan
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The star – who won the Best Actor award for his role in Judgment at Nuremberg in 1961 – had a "sudden and serious illness" according to his agent
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A spokesperson for the Anne Frank Trust UK said the 19-year-old was "insensitive" to write he hoped the Holocaust victim "would have been a Belieber"
The singer visited Anne Frank's house in Amsterdam and wrote that in the visitor's book. Yep, he wrote about himself
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Pupils from Painsley Catholic College have won a sapling taken from the Anne Frank Tree following a national competition held by the Mirror and the Anne Frank Trust UK.
The Anne Frank Tree was a symbol of hope for Anne Frank and the seven others in hiding in the Secret Annexe in Amsterdam.
A sapling from Anne Frank's horse chestnut tree, felled in a force 10 storm this week, will be planted at a British arboretum.
For two years it gave hope to Anne Frank, a rare glimpse of the world outside
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The only known film of Holocaust diarist Anne Frank has been released on YouTube.
Anne Frank has always been made out to be sweeter than Lorraine Kelly on happy pills, so the new BBC adaptation is a refreshing change.
Tamsin Greig managed to get some expert advice for playing mum Edith Frank in BBC1's The Diary Of Anne Frank, now showing.
Seventy five years on, the memory of the liveliest little girl in her kindergarten class can still make Hannah Goslar-Pick giggle like an excited schoolgirl.
The 40-year-old star of The League Of Gentlemen and Benidorm on squeezing into a latex body suit, getting death threats, having to do sickening scenes, and his scary fans.
The Diary Of Anne Frank is being made into a series for BBC1 next year.
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- October 4, 2013, 17:10
Saturday, October 5thCardiff (11) v Newcastle (16)Cardiff manager Malky Mackay has almost a full squad to select from. Andreas Cornelius, who continue(...)
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- September 27, 2013, 17:55
Barclays Premier LeagueSaturday, September 28thAston Villa (13) v Man City (3)Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert is hopeful a number of his key players wil(...)
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- August 30, 2013, 17:37
Cardiff (11) v Everton (14) Cardiff will be without their £7.5million Danish striker Andreas Cornelius due to an ankle injury sustained against Accrin(...)