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text: The Flamingo wiki last edited by Deathstroke52 on 04/07/15 04:55PM View full history OriginEduardo Flamingo was an ordinary man with his own family who used to struggle with some criminal organization named the Mob. It lasted until they caught him and brainwashed into serial maniacal killer who eats faces of his victims. He killed all members of his family and then became contract killer whose "kill record is impeccable".Major Story ArcsBatman & Robin (Pre-New 52)Eduardo went to Gotham City to deal with such major threats to the criminal underworld as Batman and Robin. After arrival he chased Red Hood and Scarlet to their lair, he shot the Red Hood straight in the head, thus shattering his helmet.As Red Hood lay shaken from the shooting, Flamingo intended to finish him off. However Scarlet quickly intervened. Flamingo choked Scarlet with his whip and attempted to pull off the mask that had been melted upon her face. Red Hood screamed in protest, stating that it is the Red Hood who he truly wants to punish. The Flamingo released Scarlet and shot Red Hood twice; tearing off part of his ear and knee-capping him. Batman and Robin soon arrived to stop Flamingo from killing Red Hood. The Dynamic Duo were able to keep Flamingo occupied until Batman was thrown off an edge and Robin was shot five times at point blank range in the back.During the fight with Batman and Robin, Scarlet was able to get behind Flamingo and proceeded to "let the punishment fit the crime" by slashing the right side of the assassin's face. The Flamingo was then hit by Jason driving a bulldozer, while trying to recover from Scarlet's attack. Red Hood then dumped a mass of rubble onto Flamingo. It appeared as if he was killed, but there is no sign of a body when the authorities arrived. Moreover, he was seen in the post apocalyptic future where Damian Wayne became the Batman (Batman #666).A Court of OwlsFor more information see : A Court of OwlsWhile Batman investigates Dan Matthews, a guard at Arkham Asylum who maybe on the take, Dan in a desperate attempt to get away, opens several of the inmates cells. Flamingo is one of those inmates seen attacking the Batman before the Joker (Nightwing in disguise) appears to come to Batman's aide and the pair work together to beat back the group of rampaging inmates.AnimatedBrave and the BoldDuring the episode "Knights of Tomorrow!" Robin is shown punching both Pyg and Flamingo. Both of these villains were introduced/prominant in the Grant Morrison Batman and Robin comics.


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Social collaboration is the best path for building up your social media skills, so by meeting and connecting with other social media professionals you'll be doing yourself a favor.
I lived in Germany as a child, and often heard my parents and grandparents say "Zu früh alt und zu spät weise," which translates as "Vee get too soon oldt und too late schmardt." OK, so maybe that's not exactly the translation, but you get the point, and at the rate of change that defines the challenge of social competency, the question remains: "How does one get smart, fast?" The fact is, innovation in social technology isn't slowing, and no one is getting any younger. That only leaves one option.
So where do you go to build your skills? The days of "view source" are long gone: anyone running a social media marketing or social customer care program today earned her way to that spot by building real skills. If you're starting out, maybe you were fortunate and attended a college that taught social media marketing: Cal State East Bay, Penn State, MIT|Sloan, St. Edwards' and Baylor's MBA programs in Austin, and the University of San Francisco all offer social media tracks. Or maybe you worked your way into it: beginning with an interest in using social channels for business, you've attended seminars and followed industry experts and thought-leaders, and over a period of years built a solid skill set. Kudos to you, because no matter how you did, it wasn't easy.
It's great to see the variety of educational resources and formal, industry-recognized programs that are now available. Many of these programs offer formal certification, and all offer what I think is the most critically important element of any professional skills program: collaboration with peers. Recognize that I have a bias toward case-method vs. quant-centric learning: my physics professor used to deride the "theoretical piano players and carpenters" that "knew but couldn't do." At the root of social is collaboration and so at the root of the strongest learning experiences I'd expect to find collaboration.
I've always been a fan of the conferences offered by SES and ad:tech, having presented at my first ad:tech in 2003 on the topic of gaming and advertising. It was that presentation that led me to social media marketing and ultimately to my focus now, social customer care. (Disclosure: ClickZ is affiliated with SES and I am a prior board member of ad:tech.) Take a look at the conferences, webinars, and online learning resources offered by the ClickZ Academy, including this e-Learning webinar on social media marketing. Many of these resources are free, and because they are online, you can fit the travel expenses into any budget!
If you're looking for a structured approach to learning, take a look at the workshops from the American Marketing Association and Altimeter. (Disclosure: I developed and led social media and social business workshops for the AMA from 2005 to 2011.) The AMA workshops feature a reduced price for members, and span a range of skill levels from Social Media 101 and 201 to Advanced Social Media, led by Dana VanDen Heuvel.
Altimeter's Jeremiah Owyang leads a two-day "Social Business Strategy Workshop for Social Strategists." This workshop dives into the strategic considerations and planning best practices for professionals who are developing enterprise-wide social technology programs. Covering the basics - best practices in deployment, planning considerations in establishing and building social channels and brands' outposts - this program takes the additional step of preparing participants to build an effective social program across an organization through coaching, mentoring, and training of business users. This last point is essential: as anyone who has tried to implement a collaborative program at a business level knows, the biggest battle isn't the technology; it's the change management and organizational dynamics that arise when business meets social in a dark alley. Whatever path to learning you take, be sure it includes "how to win internally" as well as covering the actual technology.
If you're looking for certification, Lithium offers a certification program - led by Lithium Chief Community Officer Joe Cothrel - for community managers and others interested in social technology. (Disclosure: I am an employee of Lithium.) These workshops cover in-depth the issues that are specific to the managers and owners of branded customer care platforms - support forums, idea exchanges, and knowledge bases, for example - that are essential in creating a holistic, owned-media approach to social technology deployment and specifically customer care.
Finally, no matter which path you choose, the social web and the web itself remain an undeniably rich source of information. Check out LinkedIn and its skills groups for social media, and online articles, like this one from Forbes, that offer the newest ideas and help you connect with other professionals. As I said at the outset, collaboration is your best path, so by meeting and connecting with other social media professionals you'll be doing yourself a favor.
Start now and develop your learning program. There is so much happening, so fast, around social technology that any investment you put into your own skills is bound to pay off in 2013 and beyond. Make this your year.
On the heels of a fantastic event in New York City, ClickZ Live is taking the fun and learning to Toronto, June 23-25. With over 15 years' experience delivering industry-leading events, ClickZ Live offers an action-packed, educationally-focused agenda covering all aspects of digital marketing. Register today!
Dave is the VP of social strategy at Lithium. Based in Austin, Dave is also the author of best-selling "Social Media Marketing: An Hour a Day," as well as "Social Media Marketing: The Next Generation of Business Engagement." Dave is a regular columnist for ClickZ, a frequent keynoter, and leads social technology and measurement workshops with the American Marketing Association as well as Social Media Executive Seminars, a C-level business training provider.
Dave has worked in social technology consulting and development around the world: with India's Publicis|2020media and its clients including the Bengaluru International Airport, Intel, Dell, United Brands, and Pepsico and with Austin's FG SQUARED and GSD&M| IdeaCity and clients including PGi, Southwest Airlines, AARP, Wal-Mart, and the PGA TOUR. Dave serves on the advisory boards for social technology startups including Palo Alto-based Friend2Friend and Mountain View-based Netbase and iGoals.
Prior, Dave was a co-founder of social customer care technology provider Social Dynamx, a product manager with Progressive Insurance, and a systems analyst with NASA| Jet Propulsion Labs. Dave co-founded Digital Voodoo, a web technology consultancy, in 1994. Dave holds a BS in physics and mathematics from the State University of New York/ Brockport and has served on the Advisory Board for ad:tech and the Measurement and Metrics Council with WOMMA.
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Saving baby Sebastian
- 30 April 2015
- From the section UK
Baby Sebastian should be the face of this election. But he won't be because his problem takes too long to fix.
I speak of the widening gap between the life expectancy of the richest and poorest in our country. Living in deprived central Stockton, Sebastian can expect to survive just 67 years. A similar baby boy in London's swanky Belgravia is likely to live to over 91.
I suspect the reason governments haven't dealt with this scandal is because of what might be called "the five year rule". Ministers are reluctant to spend money on things that won't yield results in a Parliament because credit may end up going to the other lot.
Reducing health and social inequality is a long-term project and the consequences of government action will almost certainly take many years or even decades to achieve clear results.
It is a similar story with housing. Perhaps the biggest reason Britain has failed to build enough homes for its people is it takes about five years from pulling the policy lever in Whitehall to a house being completed. No cabinet minister likes spending money that his shadow might benefit from.
The vanilla-flavoured election
- 29 April 2015
- From the section UK
It seems odd. The most nail-biting election for decades and yet the campaign itself is deemed boring and uninspiring.
There is no contradiction here, though. For Conservative and Labour, the very closeness of the race means that they would rather be dull than bold. Better vanilla than raspberry ripple.
Is this the worst graph of the election?
- 28 April 2015
- From the section UK
Is this the worst graph of the election? It is given a whole page in the Liberal Democrat manifesto but frustrates on so many levels.
The third column, labelled Lib Dems 2010, is for the financial year 2009/10 which finished a month before the Liberal Democrats joined the government.
Westminster: Where houses earn more than people
- 17 March 2015
- From the section UK
Members of Parliament heading home are greeted by a poster at the tube station that reads "£30,000 wouldn't even buy you floor space the size of this poster in Westminster".
It is a graphic reminder of the affordability crisis affecting housing in London and the South East - a disparity that has turned home owners in the region into lottery winners while those not on the property ladder are denied a roof over their head.
Read full article Westminster: Where houses earn more than people
Pressure on a 'strained' social service
- 10 March 2015
- From the section UK
A week after the prime minister threatened social workers with jail if they fail to protect children, the man his government appointed to keep an eye on children's services has warned that growing criticism of social workers is adding to the pressure on a strained service.
Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Education, Children's Services and Skills, Sir Michael Wilshaw, uses his annual report on children's social care today to suggest that social workers and managers "do not always get the support and recognition they deserve".
Savile: 'How could this be allowed to happen?'
- 26 February 2015
- From the section UK
"How could this be allowed to happen?" That was the understandable question asked by the Prime Minister David Cameron when presented with details of Jimmy Savile's abuse.
The answers are many and various, today's investigation into his activities at Stoke Mandeville concludes, before adding that "one of the most compelling is quite simply that the basic building blocks of legislation, policy and procedure designed to maintain both public safety and probity were bypassed".
Read full article Savile: 'How could this be allowed to happen?'
Where's the evidence for Lincoln's legal high problem?
- 24 February 2015
- From the section UK
Are legal highs really causing anti-social behaviour in Lincoln's historic city centre?
The council insists they are and will rubber-stamp an area ban on their consumption at a meeting tonight. The move is being watched by local authorities across the country.
Read full article Where's the evidence for Lincoln's legal high problem?
Housing problems for the future
- 19 February 2015
- From the section UK
With the release of the final housebuilding figures before the general election, we can judge how successful the coalition has been in its pledge to "unlock the housing market, get Britain building again, and give many more people the satisfaction and security that comes from stepping over their own threshold".
And the short answer is "not very".
'Don't give up on us,' police tell ministers
- 22 January 2015
- From the section UK
With crime now having fallen to levels not seen since David Soul (Hutch from US cop drama Starsky & Hutch) topped the charts with "Don't Give Up On Us" in 1977, police are worried the statistics will cue even deeper cuts to their budgets.
The argument goes that, if crime remains historically low, we don't need as many officers.
Read full article 'Don't give up on us,' police tell ministers
UK government 'most transparent' in the world
- 20 January 2015
- From the section UK
The UK government is the most open and transparent in the world, according to global rankings looking at public access to official data.
But web inventor Sir Tim Berners-Lee, whose organisation compiled the table, says the country has "a long way to go" before it has a fully open government.
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Science in Focus: Shedding Light: Light Links
Workshop 1
Photography and Lighting
- Kodak Web site for photography techniques
Find helpful hints for using light direction and contrast to improve your photographs.
http://www.kodak.com/ek/US/en/Consumer_Products/Tips_Projects_Center/Tips_from_the_Pros.htm - Ilford Web site
Useful resources and tips on photography. Also check out the Teachers Lounge.
http://www.ilford.com/ - Fuji Film Web site
A helpful site for locating photgraphy supplies and information.
http://www.fujifilm.com/ - Photography
Explore a set of Web sites relating to photography.
http://www.zinezone.com/zines/arts/fine/photography/photog/index.html - Photography
Photography links from a Forensics site
http://126.96.36.199/photolink.html - Photo.net
An online community for people wanting to improve their photographic skills.
http://photo.net/photo/index.html - Light--a
chapter in Making Photographs, by Philip Greenspun
A chapter about light and lighting in photography; Part of Photo.net
http://photo.net/photo/tutorial/light.html - The
American Museum of Photography
Explore photo exhibits and read about the history of photography
http://photographymuseum.org/exhibits.html - Basic Photography Guide by Bernie Sumption
Introduction to basic photographic concepts like shutter speed, aperture, film and flash photography.
- International Space Physics Educational Consortium (ISPEC)
Web site
This Web site has a clear explanation and diagrams of the umbra and penumbra effects during a solar eclipse.
http://ispec.scibernet.com/student-pages/sun97/page3.html - Shadows Exploratorium Snacks
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http://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/shadows/index.html - Bob
Millers Light Walk (Exploratorium)
This is a wonderful site that explores light and shadows outdoors and explains why the light spots that are made outdoors are sun-shaped, not shaped like the hole in the object making the shadow
- Absorption Web site http://www-wilson.ucsd.edu/education/spectroscopy/natreal.html
- Absorptionm Reflection Activity
Pinhole Cameras
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http://www.exploratorium.edu/science_explorer/pringles_pinhole.html - Exploratorium on Pinhole Camerashttp://www.exploratorium.edu/IFI/activities/pinholeinquiry/images.html
Speed of Light
- Nove Online explores lighthttp://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/einstein/hotsciencelight/


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This year's Antarctic ozone "hole" is the second largest ever observed, according to scientists from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), NASA, and the Naval Research Laboratory. The size of the ozone depletion region shows an increase in its total size from last year, further indicating that the relatively smaller hole of 2002 was mostly a quirk of meteorological conditions over Antarctica. The difference is directly attributed to year-to-year temperature variations across the Antarctic continent, not an increase in the amount of ozone-depleting compounds in the atmosphere. "We expect to see year-to-year variations in the size of the ozone hole, because stratospheric temperatures can vary from year to year. In colder years, the same amount of ozone-depleting compounds can destroy more ozone, in comparison to warmer years," said Daniel L. Albritton, director of the NOAA Aeronomy Laboratory in Boulder, Colo. The Antarctic ozone "hole" is defined as thinning of the springtime ozone layer to levels significantly below those seen prior to 1979. Extreme cold in the upper atmosphere is one key factor that affects the amount of ozone loss caused by ozone-depleting compounds. Year-to-year changes in the size and amount of depletion in the vertical column of the ozone hole are dominated by the year-to-year variations in temperature in this part of the atmosphere. Chlorine- and bromine-containing compounds from human activity are the primary cause of ozone depletion. The 1987 United Nations Montreal Protocol and its subsequent amendments sharply curtailed the use of chlorine-containing chlorofluorcarbons (CFCs) and bromine-containing halons. Because of the protocol, the amounts of these ozone-depleting substances have begun to decline in the lower atmosphere and to level off in the stratosphere, where the ozone layer resides. "Although
international protocols have greatly reduced the production and release
of ozone depleting chemicals, they will remain active in the stratosphere
for several decades," said James Laver, Director of NOAA's
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layer so compromised, greater amounts of ultraviolet radiation may
be allowed to reach the surface and potentially increase certain health
risks." NOAA provides predictions of expected levels of ultraviolet
radiation in support of the Environmental Prediction Agency's
Sunwise program. Ozone measured by a balloon instrument on Sept. 26 showed nearly complete ozone destruction in the 9-13 mile altitude layer. Total column ozone indicated a 60 per cent drop from early August measurements. "This year, ozone depletion over the South Pole, from 7-to-14 miles above Antarctica, has shown large losses, similar to losses seen in the 1990s," said Bryan Johnson of NOAA's Climate Monitoring and Diagnostics Laboratory. Ozone blocks harmful ultraviolet "B" rays. Prolonged over-exposure to ultraviolet radiation has been linked to skin cancer in humans and other adverse biological effects on plants and animals. The dramatic ozone "hole" exists only over Antarctica, but currently, the ozone layer over the United States is depleted by about 6 percent. Temperature over the Antarctic affects the formation of polar stratospheric clouds, which accelerate the destruction of stratospheric ozone by human-produced chlorine and bromine compounds. The Antarctic ozone hole is still expected to recover in about 50 years, when the atmospheric amounts of reactive chlorine and bromine return to their pre-ozone-hole levels. The observed size of the ozone depletion region in 2003 is a stark contrast from 2002. The reduced size in 2002 was attributed to warmer-than-normal stratospheric temperatures and temperature patterns above Antarctica. The size of this year's Antarctic ozone hole reached 10.9 million square miles on Sept. 11, 2003, smaller than Sept. 10, 2000, the largest ever recorded when it covered 11.5 million square miles. Last year the ozone hole was smaller, covering 8.1 million square miles. NOAA is dedicated to enhancing economic security and national safety through the prediction and research of weather and climate-related events and providing environmental stewardship of our nation's coastal and marine resources. On the Web: NOAA: http://www.noaa.gov NOAA
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NHL news and notes: February 28
Tuesday, February 27, 2007
The goalies below have not been confirmed by any sources:
Cam Ward, Carolina Hurricanes - Ward is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Senators. John Grahame has started each of the last three games, including last night's loss, so we're very confident that it will be Ward tonight.
Ray Emery, Ottawa Senators - Emery is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Hurricanes.
Niklas Backstrom, Minnesota Wild - Backstrom is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Flames.
Miikka Kiprusoff, Calgary Flames - Kiprusoff is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Wild.
Tomas Vokoun, Nashville Predators - Vokoun is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Sharks.
Evgeni Nabokov, San Jose Sharks - Nabokov is the probable starter for Wednesday's game against the Predators.
General goalie news:
Nolan Schaefer, Pittsburgh Penguins - Schaefer was traded by the Sharks to the Pens in exchange for a 2007 seventh round draft pick. While Schaefer was never really going to amount to much playing behind Evgeni Nabokov and Vesa Toskala, the Sharks are apparently confident in the health of those respective goalies to be able to part with Schaefer.
Ty Conklin, Buffalo Sabres - Conklin was traded by the Blue Jackets to the Sabres in exchange for a 2007 fifth round draft pick. He'll back up Ryan Miller and will have no fantasy value unless Miller goes down. The Sabres are Stanley Cup contenders and we're surprised that they parted with Martin Biron given Miller's history of suffering injuries.
Martin Biron, Philadelphia Flyers - Biron was traded to the Flyers by the Sabres in exchange for a 2007 second round draft pick. After spending at least two years toiling behind Ryan Miller and possibly being the NHL's best backup, Biron finally gets another chance to be an NHL #1. The jury is still out on whether he's up to the challenge and it will be even more difficult playing behind the Flyers. For the reason, he certainly has fantasy value as we expect him to work himself to the top of the team's depth chart, but don't expect any miracles.
Brian Boucher, Columbus Blue Jackets - Boucher was picked up off waivers by the Blue Jackets. He'll replace Ty Conklin as the team's backup and won't have much value unless Fredrik Norrena gets hurt. Long term, Boucher's days as a possible #1 goalie are over and he'll be lucky if he even catches on as a #2 next year.
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Wednesday, February 28, 2007
Ryan Smyth, New York Islanders - Smyth was traded to the Islanders by the Oilers on Tuesday in exchange for Robert Nilson, Ryan O'Marra and a 2007 first round draft pick. The so called "heart and soul" of the Oilers is arguably having a career year, already topping 30 goals for the fourth time in his career.
Todd Bertuzzi, Detroit Red Wings - Bertuzzi was acquired by the Red Wings on Tuesday in exchange for Shawn Matthias, a 2008 second round draft pick and a 2007 conditional draft pick. The big is currently injured and is technically a rental player, but this wasn't a bad price to pay for one of the NHL's potential game-breakers. It was especially important for the Wings to make this trade after the Sharks grabbed Bill Guerin earlier in the day and the Predators traded for Peter Forsberg earlier in the month.
Bill Guerin, San Jose Sharks - Guerin was traded to the Sharks by the Blues in exchange for Ville Nieminen, Jay Barriball and a 2007 first round draft pick. Another intriguing trade and one that will surely raise some eyebrows if Guerin decides to re-sign with the Blues this summer when he becomes a free agent.
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Hockey Today - February 28
Wed, Feb 28, 2007
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Minnesota at Calgary (10 p.m. EST). The Wild and Flames are both two points behind Northwest Division-leading Vancouver.
STARS Tuesday
-Jason Blake and Trent Hunter, Islanders. Blake had three goals and had an assist, and Hunter's second goal of the game with 30.7 seconds left in overtime gave New York a 6-5 victory over Philadelphia.
-Martin Brodeur, Devils, set a career high with his 12th shutout of the season, stopping 31 shots in New Jersey 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh.
-Doug Weight, Blues, scored twice in the third period to lead St. Louis to a 3-1 victory over Vancouver.
-Olli Jokinen, Panthers, scored three goals in Florida's 6-5 shootout victory over Washington.
-Ladislav Nagy, Stars, scored with 3:25 left in overtime to give Dallas a 2-1 victory over Tampa Bay.
The New York Islanders acquired All-Star forward Ryan Smyth from Edmonton in the biggest deal of a busy NHL trading deadline. New York sent first-round picks Robert Nilsson (2003) and Ryan O'Marra (2005), along with its first-round choice in this year's draft to Edmonton for Smyth, who has 31 goals and 53 points in 53 games this season. In other big deals, Todd Bertuzzi was traded to Detroit after playing only seven games for Florida in an injury-plagued season. Forward Bill Guerin was moved from St. Louis to San Jose. Buffalo made four deadline-day deals, including bringing in forward Dainius Zubrus from Washington and sending backup goalie Martin Biron to Philadelphia.
Martin Brodeur set a career high with his 12th shutout of the season, stopping 31 shots in New Jersey 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh on Tuesday night. Brodeur has 92 career shutouts, third on the career list behind George Hainesworth (92) and leader Terry Sawchuk (103). ... Henrik Lundqvist made 19 saves in his third shutout this season and fifth in two seasons, leading the New York Rangers to a 4-0 win over Montreal. New York shut out the Canadiens for the first time since Oct. 12, 1990. Montreal hadn't lost on the road to the Rangers since March 11, 2002. ... Curtis Joseph made 26 saves to lead Phoenix past Edmonton 3-0.
Detroit is 10-2-2 in its last 14 games after a 4-1 win over Chicago on Tuesday night. The Red Wings improved to 5-0-0 against Chicago this season, and are 11-1-1 against the Blackhawks over the past two years. ... Dallas went 8-2-1 this month, its second-best February ever in terms of points, after a 2-1 overtime victory over Tampa Bay. The Stars have won eight straight at Tampa Bay. ... The New York Islanders ended their best February (9-2-2) since going 12-1-1 in 1982 with a 6-5 overtime win over Philadelphia. The Islanders improved to 5-1-0 on their seven game home stand.
Florida was 0-7 in shootouts before Tuesday night's 6-5 shootout win over Washington. In their first seven shootouts, the Panthers scored only four goals in 29 shots. On Tuesday, the Panthers were 2-for-3.
Edmonton retired Mark Messier's No. 11 jersey on Tuesday night. Messier, the NHL's second-leading career scorer, grew up nearby in St. Albert, and was the emotional leader of talented teams that featured Wayne Gretzky, Jari Kurri, Paul Coffey, Grant Fuhr and Al Hamilton - the men who have all previously had their jerseys retired in Edmonton. Messier won six Stanley Cups - five with the Oilers - two Hart Trophies and a Conn Smythe Trophy.
Alex Ovechkin had two goals and two assists in Washington's 6-5 shootout loss to Florida on Tuesday night. The Capitals, who have lost seven of eight, are 1-9 in shootouts this season.
The 25 trades made in the final six hours before the deadline matched last year for the most active in NHL history. The 30 clubs moved 44 players, two shy of the mark set in 2003.
''(Coach) Ted (Nolan) said it's like Christmas Eve around the trading deadline. And this year, we got three big presents.'' - New York Islanders goalie Rick DiPietro. The Islanders acquired All-Star forward Ryan Smyth from Edmonton on Tuesday, following deals for Richard Zednik and Marc-Andre Bergeron. New York is tied for seventh place in the Eastern Conference after Tuesday night's 6-5 overtime win over Philadelphia.
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Blackhawks get Alexeev from Tampa Bay
Tue, Feb 27, 2007
By Associated Press
CHICAGO --The Blackhawks acquired right wing Nikita Alexeev from Tampa Bay just before Tuesday's trade deadline and sent left wing Karl Stewart and a sixth-round draft choice in 2008 to the Lightning.
The 6-foot-5 Alexeev scored 10 goals and had 11 assists in 63 games this season. He was the Lightning's first-round pick and No. 8 overall in the 2000 draft. He's appeared in 144 NHL games with 18 goals and 17 assists.
Stewart was acquired by the Blackhawks off waivers from the Pittsburgh Penguins on Oct. 26. He has two goals and three assists in 37 games.
It was the third trade completed by Chicago this week. On Monday, the Blackhawks traded center Bryan Smolinski to Vancouver for a second-round pick and were part of a three-way deal with Philadelphia and Detroit in which they ended up with center Jason Williams.
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Kings trade Norstrom to Dallas
Tue, Feb 27, 2007
By Associated Press
LOS ANGELES --The Los Angeles Kings traded defenseman Mattias Norstrom, right wing Konstantin Pushkarev and two draft picks to the Dallas Stars for defenseman Jaroslav Modry and three draft picks Tuesday.
The moves were the latest in a series by general manager Dean Lombardi to unload players before Tuesday's trade deadline as part of his efforts to rebuild the slumping Kings, who will not make the playoffs this season.
Norstrom, the Kings' captain since 2002, is the team's career leader in games played among defensemen with 780. He has two goals, seven assists and 40 penalty minutes in 62 games this season.
''Like with most trades, this was a very difficult decision to make,'' Lombardi said. ''Matty has been a tremendous player for this club for a number of a years and he has been a very respected captain as well. The ability, however, to get two high draft picks will be of great benefit for our organization as we move forward and help build our reserve list and team.''
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Legace sidelined following knee surgery
Tue, Feb 27, 2007
By Associated Press
ST. LOUIS -- St. Louis Blues goalie Manny Legace underwent arthroscopic knee surgery on Tuesday and will be sidelined at least a few weeks.
Team president John Davidson said he didn't believe the surgery to remove torn cartilage would end the season for Legace, 23-15-5 with a 2.59 goals-against average and five shutouts. Legace signed a two-year contract extension on Saturday.
''All reports were the surgery went well and it doesn't sound like it was an ordeal whatsoever,'' Davidson said.
Curtis Sanford subbed for Legace for the second straight game on Tuesday against the Canucks. His backup is Jason Bacashihua, recalled from Peoria of the AHL on Saturday.
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LOS ANGELES — Texting behind the wheel appears to be about double where it was before California's texting ban was implemented, according to the Automobile Club of Southern California's latest roadside survey of drivers.
Some 19 months after the texting ban went into effect, the level of texting and use of other devices such as smart phones has jumped to 2.7 percent of drivers at any time — about double where it was before California's ban went into effect in January 2009. However, the level of hand-held cell phone use on the road at seven locations in Southern California has held constant at 3.7 percent.
These results indicate that California needs to do more to combat the growing traffic safety problem caused by texting and driving, according to the Auto Club.
"Stronger penalties, more driver awareness and education, and heightened enforcement are needed to significantly reduce one of the most dangerous activities a driver can do while on the road," Auto Club Government Affairs Manager Steve Finnegan said.
"The rise in texting indicates that the growth of texting overall has outpaced current enforcement efforts and overcome the current law, which should be strengthened to enhance safety," he added.
Current penalties on the books for texting while driving in California are inadequate to deter the behavior, Finnegan said. A motorist caught texting while driving is now assessed a $20 base fine for a first offense, and, unlike other moving violations, no "point" is placed on the motorist's driving record.
A bill aimed at strengthening the texting-while-driving ban by increasing penalties, including adding a point to driving records, was recently defeated in the Legislature. Finnegan said the Auto Club, which supported the bill, believes the Legislature should reconsider and enact it next year to deter drivers from texting.
"Studies have established that imposing points on driving records is a very effective deterrent to hazardous driving," the Auto Club's senior researcher and study author Steven Bloch, Ph.D., said.
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, nearly 6,000 people died in 2008 in crashes involving a distracted driver and an additional 515,000 people were injured. A recent analysis by AAA and Seventeen magazine found most teen drivers today (84 percent) are aware of the risks of distracted driving, yet 86 percent admit doing it anyway.
AAA is combating distracted driving through education and by working with legislators to support strong state texting bans across the country. AAA, Seventeen and the U.S. Dept. of Transportation have teamed to promote Seventeen's "Two-Second Turnoff Day," a Friday, Sept. 17, nationwide event encouraging all drivers to "take two seconds" to turn off their cell phone before getting behind the wheel.
Issuing more citations is another approach. However, it's difficult for law enforcement agencies to cite texting motorists since drivers typically hold devices in their lap.
Because of this challenge, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) reports issuing an average of only about 200 citations per month since the texting ban went into effect. By comparison, over the past year, the CHP issued about 12,500 hand-held cell phone citations each month.
Who are the biggest violators in the Auto Club driver survey? Among texters, young women were the most frequent group observed texting during the study (4.3 percent texting at any time), while young men's rate of texting stood at 2.1 percent. By contrast, use of smart phones and other hand-held technology (iPods, etc.) was more the domain of young men — 3.1 percent versus 1.6 percent for young women.
The rise in texting while driving mirrors the dramatic growth in mobile communications device use overall. Text messaging is increasing rapidly and multimedia messaging (messages containing an image or video) more than doubled from 2008 to 2009. According to the wireless industry trade association, CTIA, text messaging is enormously popular, with more than 822 billion text messages sent and received on carriers' networks during the last half of 2009 — amounting to almost 5 billion per day at the end of last year. U.S consumers are expected to buy 30 percent more smart phones in 2010 than in 2009.
Various studies have shown that texting while driving increases the risk of a crash from eight to 23 times.
Before and after the ban, the Auto Club has been regularly monitoring cell phone and other device use. Until now, results had been promising, showing that California's laws were effective in reducing use, Bloch said. Researchers call texting a "perfect storm" of risky driving activity because drivers take their hands off the steering wheel and their eyes and minds are off the road.
California became the nation's seventh state to ban texting while driving in January 2009. Before the texting law took effect, three Auto Club surveys conducted in mid-to-late 2008 showed consistently that about 1.4 percent of motorists were texting at any time. Two surveys conducted shortly after the texting ban (May and July 2009) showed that texting (or manipulating electronic devices) had dropped about 70 percent, to about 0.5 percent of all drivers. The Club's spring survey, conducted in late March and early April 2010, showed that texting had more than doubled from the earlier studies — to 1.1 percent — but was still slightly below pre-law levels.
The Auto Club in-vehicle cell phone and texting surveys were each conducted using systematic random samples of about 4,000 vehicles that were passing by seven roadside sites in Orange County. Surveys were conducted during: June 2008, prior to the cell phone law first taking effect; July, August and October 2008; May and July 2009; March-April 2010 and July 2010. Observational surveys were conducted in morning, early afternoon and evening commutes on freeway entrances and exits, and urban, suburban and small city roadways.
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