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NHL Game Night: 12-1-14 Lightning at RangersSubmitted by pete on December 1, 2014 - 22:30
Taking out the trash.
Ben Bishop allowed 3 goals on 35 shots for the victory as the Lightning swept the season series against Benedict Arnold and the Rangers 3-0. He also had a helper in tonight's game on top of several sparkling saves that allowed the Lightning to keep contact before eventually pulling away in the Third Period.
First Period
6:32 TB Johnson (7), (Palat, Hedman)
12:14 NYR Hayes (3), (Hagelin, Stempniak)
16:02 TB Connolly (3), (Hedman, Bishop)
Second Period
2:42 NYR Fast (2), (Brassard, Nash)
9:24 NYR St. Louis (10), (McDonagh, Stepan)(PP)
14:23 TB Carle (2), (Johnson, Filppula)
Third Period
5:34 TB Connolly (4), (Stamkos, Hedman)(PP)
6:58 TB Johnson (8), (Kucherov, Gudas)
19:33 TB Palat (6), (unassisted)(SH)(EN)
Brett Connolly, Tyler Johnson, and Victor Hedman were the game's three stars.
That was satisfying. No, not because the Lightning played their best game. They didn't. Their passing wasn't sharp and allowed the Rangers to run up a big shot advantage. Along with a handful of terrible turnovers the Lightning really allowed themselves to be put on the ropes when they fell behind in the Second Period and failed to capitalize on a 5-on-3 advantage. And then Matt stinking Carle scored to tie the game and the Rangers' world started caving in around them.
You see, after getting annihilated in the first two games of the season series, the Rangers decided this was their measuring stick. This was going to be their big moment to show they were ready to run with the big dogs! Ryan McDonagh, who by virtue of being captain of the Rangers evidently immediately became Brian Leetch reincarnate in New York last year, or something equally irrational, was going to return from injury to help the Rangers smite their new tormentors from the South!
BTW, Rangers and fans, for the record, Victor Hedman > Ryan McDonagh. But, I digress.
The Rangers' best punch they could throw, their heavyweight haymaker, was a Second Period where they walked into the locker room tied 3-3. And, at that point, I think everybody in that building knew how the Third Period would unfold. And brother, it did. Martin St. Louis finished the 3 game series with 2 goals and 2 points, 1 more point than Ben Bishop, and a pretty fantastic -6 rating. I can see why Slats threw in the 2 first rounders.
On the Lightning side of the ledger, it was no surprise the Kucherov line continues to dominate the opposition, but Brett Connolly was a revelation with 2 goals and another that got disallowed for being deflected in with a high stick. You're beginning to see the high-end, elite skill Brett was touted to possess when he was selected in the top-10 so many years ago. He's sugar in open ice, although he might still be another word that starts with "s" along the wall. Also of note, Victor Hedman sneezed 3 assists tonight without even trying. It's obscene how easily he's tallied points since about the midway point of last season.
With 25 games played, the Lightning sit at 36 points, meaning with 5 games remaining in segment 3 of the season they're already at the minimum point total they need to be at to comfortably be on pace to make the playoffs. Everything they get in the next 5 games just replenishes and, possibly, expands the bank of insurance points they had coming into this 10-game segment of the season.
Cedric Paquette was -1 with 2 penalty minutes 2 shots and 2 hits in 13:33.
Jonathan Drouin was -1 with 2 shots and 1 blocked shot in 10:19.
Box score and extended statistics from NHL.com.
NHL Game Night: 11-29-14 Senators at LightningSubmitted by pete on November 29, 2014 - 22:02
Lightning outlast Senators.
Ben Bishop allowed 1 goal on 27 shots for the victory. He made several key stops, including a denial on a shorthanded 3-on-1 by Ottawa to keep the Lightning in contact before they pulled away in the Third Period.
First Period
18:13 OTT Legwand (3), (Karlsson, Turris)(PP)
Second Period
5:13 TB Callahan (11), (Stamkos, Killorn)
Third Period
1:16 TB Killorn (7), (Stralman, Callahan)
8:09 TB Morrow (1), (Paquette)
13:53 TB Kucherov (9), (Johnson, Garrison)(PP)
Bishop, Ryan Callahan, and Alex Killorn were the game's three stars.
Just an efficient, professional, workmanlike effort by the Lightning to nullify a good goaltending effort by Robin Lehner. They leveraged the fact Ottawa was on the downside of a back-to-back and ultimately wore the Sens down with their depth, eventually getting goals from three different lines.
Of note: first, Victor Hedman returned and was a beasty, particularly in the defensive third. Second, Jon Cooper rolled out a couple of new lines, including a Drouin/Filppula/Connolly line that shows some promise. I wish Connolly was a little harder on the puck on the forecheck, but that line has a chance of doing something. I wonder what would happen, though, if Cooper elected to but speedster J.T. Brown on the right side of that line for puck retrieval and general mischief-making purposes. Hmmmmm.
Cedric Paquette had a nice helper on Morrow's first goal of the season and was +1 with 1 hit in 10:58.
Jonathan Drouin had 1 shot and 2 hits in 14:14. The ice time will continue to creep up as he continues to play a well-rounded game like he did tonight.
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NHL Game Night: 11-26-14 Rangers at LightningSubmitted by pete on November 26, 2014 - 22:39
Marty returns to Tampa... leaves with a L.
Ben Bishop allowed 3 goals on 19 shots for the victory. It's so hard to stay sharp and keep a high sv% when you're facing so few shots. Good problem to have, though.
First Period
5:25 TB Stamkos (15), (Filppula, Callahan)(PP)
9:00 NYR Zuccarello (4), (Nash)
11:04 NYR Boyle (1), (Stepan, Brassard)(PP)
17:34 TB Callahan (9), (Garrison, Stamkos)(PP)
Second Period
10:17 TB Callahan (10), (Stamkos, Killorn)
Third Period
9:38 TB Kucherov (8), (Johnson, Carle)
12:49 NYR Nash (15), (unassisted)
Ryan Callahan, Steven Stamkos, and Anton Stralman were the game's three stars.
On a night when all the focus was on Martin St. Louis returning to Tampa just 2 points shy of 1,000 for his career, he was held off the board and Ryan Callahan posted 2 goals and 1 assist, instead. I wouldn't have bet on this when the trade went down, but you can make a pretty darned iron clad argument at this juncture Ryan Callahan's a better NHL player than Martin St. Louis right now. The fact the Lightning also got Slats to cough up 2 first rounders in the transaction just makes it all the more lopsided. I can't see the deal getting better looking for the Rangers as time wears on. 5 years from now I suspect it'll be pretty clear Steve Yzerman stole Sather's Rolex, car keys, and the shirt off his back in that trade. And, in his own selfish, petulant way, Marty may have done the Lightning one last solid on their way to becoming an elite superpower in the league.
Overall, I thought the Lightning again showed they're 1-2 weight classes above the Rangers in strength. In the normal run of play, the Rangers were nowhere in this contest, getting outshot 29-19. They manufactured some goals off of faceoffs and an early period turnover, but everything else was pretty well controlled by Tampa Bay. In fact, had the Lightning not sagged a little in focus right after the Marty tribute video, when the team surrendered 2 quickies, I suspect the game might've been as big a squash as the game played at MSG. The Rangers are a very mediocre-at-best team right now, and I fully expect them to surrender a pick in the 10-15 range to the Lightning in the summer draft. Beating them at every opportunity only helps to make that prophecy reality.
Cedric Paquette had 1 shot in 11:30.
Vladislav Namestnikov had 2 hits in 12:19.
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NHL Game Night: 11-22-14 Wild at LightningSubmitted by pete on November 22, 2014 - 21:53
Young Lightning grow up a little.
Ben Bishop allowed 1 goal on 31 shots for the victory. If you limit the odd man rushes the way the Lightning did tonight, Ben's pretty hard to beat.
First Period
Second Period
3:11 MIN Parise (7), (Vanek)
13:42 TB Stamkos (14), (Stralman, Garrison)(PP)
18:07 TB Killorn (6), (Stralman, Callahan)
Third Period
Ryan Callahan and Alex Killorn were the game's first and second stars.
The Lightning avenged one of their worst losses of the season to the Wild earlier this year and showed a bit of growth against a type of team they've traditionally struggled with. Not only are the Wild a faster team in the Western Conference style, but they also play a close-to-the-vest style a la the New Jersey Devils, which has always been a challenge for the team. They came out hard, like they did in the previous contest, but maintained their effort level throughout the game including after a mistake led to the Wild taking a 1-0 lead. And, when they got a power play opportunity down 1-0, they capitalized with strong puck possession despite some very tight penalty killing by the Wild. This game was steel on steel and both teams played a strong game and all the credit in the world goes to the Lightning for coming out of it with the 2 points.
Now, here's the great thing: they accomplished this tonight without Hedman. They accomplished it with Drouin still playing less than 10 minutes and not yet making the impact his talents indicate he can. And, they did it with Stamkos still a touch below the level of play he showed before he broke his leg a year ago. If all those things happen, and they're already capable of winning a game against a good Western Conference team when it's steel on steel like it was tonight, what can they do when they're at full strength clicking to their full potential?
Cedric Paquette was -1 with 3 hits and 2 blocked shots in 13:05. He was out for the Lightning to try to answer the 6-on-4 situation to close out the contest.
Jonathan Drouin played 9:37.
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NHL Game Night: 11-18-14 Lightning at IslandersSubmitted by pete on November 18, 2014 - 21:41
Deck a little too stacked.
Evgeny Nabokov allowed 5 goals on 36 shots for the loss. He actually performed better than his last couple of starts, but the Clutterbuck shorthanded goal was from a less than prime angle and was the turning point of the game. Soft.
First Period
11:53 TB Killorn (4), (Garrison, Drouin)
Second Period
0:39 NYI Clutterbuck (2), (unassisted)(SH)
12:23 NYI Grabovski (4), (Nielsen, Okposo)
13:26 NYI Strome (3), (de Haan)
Third Period
0:36 NYI Visnovsky (2), (Nielsen, Tavares)(PP)
2:14 TB Palat (5), (Carle, Kucherov)
8:55 NYI Cizikas (2), (Okposo, Nelson)
This was just one of those nights. The Lightning weren't super flat, but certain players like Callahan who've been lights out lately were clearly not in their best form after the emotional tilt with the Rangers last night. You couple that with the fact the Islanders have basically been off for a week before this game and throw in a pinch of Nabby in net and two dashes of some puck luck for the Isles and this one got out of hand.
Fortunately, the Lightning didn't really desperately need points out of this game. They close the second 10 game segment of the season with 28 points, giving them 4 insurance points heading into segment three of the year. 12 in 10, do it again.
Cedric Paquette had 1 blocked shot and was 50% on draws in 2:40 and left the game with what appeared to be either a foot or ankle injury after blocking a shot. His absence was noticeable.
Jonathan Drouin had a helper and was -1 in 10:28. He had one amazing pass on the power play to Kucherov that could've easily netted a goal, but Nikita was stunned in amazement that Drouin was even able to thread the puck through and didn't have the reflexes to get it on frame.
Vladislav Namestnikov was 33% on draws in 13:57. He had legs, but looking at the stat sheet reveals nothing was doing.
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2012 NHL Trade Deadline Thread - February 27th, 3:00 PM ET
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:15 PM
Kann man nicht binden sind nicht verwandt
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Im Wasser verbrannt
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:16 PM
Merely stating that a 1st is important and not "nothing".
Quincey for a 1st who is a top 4 guy who can replace Stuart next year.
Gaustad for a 1st - who is a rental 4th line centre...
Which was a better trade.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:16 PM
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:17 PM
Starting with me...Kyle Quincey? That is your answer to a horrendous road record, inconsistent forwards, one of the worst power plays in the NHL, and again, s***ty inconstant "clutch" players... Read it here....HOLLAND WILL NOT SIGN ANYONE SIGNIFICANT ON JULY 1ST. I am so God damned sick of Holland doing nothing...he isn't the only one, but Vancouver got better, San Jose got better, Nashville got bigger. Detroit stays put...I am just so very upset....Everyf****** year Holland says he is gonna do something, he does nothing, he wastes a 1st on Quincey, I was ok with that when I actually believed Holland would do more to make this team better. Well, I was utterly disappointed again....oh BTW, Bertuzzi is gonna be there big signing...
I cannot wait to hear what he has to say....oh wait: "We kicked the tires, made some offers, we just didn't feel there was a deal out there that we felt comfortable making..." That sounds about right....f*** Holland...
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:17 PM
As am I.
I won't ***** exactly, but I gotta admit that I'm disappointed.
Probably Lidstrom's last season, the team is good, we have a ton of cap space. I was hoping he'd make a serious move to go for it this season.
However, you and I both know there's more than a few around here that will go ballistic.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:17 PM
st. louis isn't a threat? even nashville could pull out a series against the wings. both teams play playoff-style hockey.
I see only San Jose or Vancouver being serious threats to Detroit. And hopefully we don't face either of them in the 2nd round.
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Helm is a perennial Selke candidate
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:17 PM
The problem is that the teams are so close a couple teams in the west getting a little better can be a game changer.
Boring. No one got much better in my opinion
Kann man nicht binden sind nicht verwandt
In Funken versunken steh ich in Flammen
und bin im Wasser verbrannt
Im Wasser verbrannt
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:17 PM
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
I was thinking the same thing. If we got Quincey today, people wouldn't be so upset.
Quincy does not and cannot fill the biggest issue with this team. The lack of a sniper is pretty much the end of this team. They don't have a guy who just score goals. All they do is pass the puck 1 too many times and turn it over or they get a break away and shoot it at the goalies chest. They just don't have that guy who can score and until they do its going to be an early exit every year. The top 6 and bottom 3 on this team is just not good enough.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
Today was a let down for many reasons, but I believe going into the post season with the same group of forwards will result in the same playoff outcome, bounced out somewhere between the 2nd/3rd round.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
Edited by Tim.D, 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
Yep...The sky IS falling. I guess you should probably slither onto someone elses bandwagon.
so we still have:
- a mediocre PP that is desperately lacking a right-handed shooter
- a dogs*** 4th line that plays 5 minutes a night
- only 2 guys that can actually win a faceoff
See ya
Money on the board-
Five bucks for any Miller, Andy or Glenny goal (and double to 10 bucks for Glenny if it's on the forehand!)
A buck for every Gus and Tatar Tuna goal
Two bucks a shut out....and I think Petey can post a few
And in honour of Marchy saving me from shotputting a bottle through the TV because of a Smith DERP moment, Five bucks for any Marchenko goal!
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
It isn't like Kenny sat there claiming he didn't need anything. He actively shopped and decided that the price for a depth forward wasn't worth it.
Keep in mind Jurco, Tatar, Nyquist, Jarnkrok, Tatar all came in the 2nd round of the draft. So that pick is one Detroit has had much success with in terms of bringing in prospects that we all expect to make an impact on this team.
So not wanting to trade mulitple seconds or a second consecutive year of a 1st for a depth forward is nothing I fault KH on.
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:18 PM
Not the end of the world some here are saying.
West contenders improved, East contenders did not
Edited by Jersey Wing, 27 February 2012 - 03:19 PM.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:19 PM
For Detroit, a team that feeds on late round talent, that is nothing.
Define nothing. Do you mean a 1st round pick next year?
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:19 PM
Don't know about you, but I am glad KH did not make that trade. A 1st rounder for a rental 4th liner is not worth it.
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:19 PM
I hope Nashville gave up a 1st rounder for him, because they would have got hosed!
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Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:20 PM
Posted 27 February 2012 - 03:20 PM
Nice job by Buffalo to cash in!
Gaustad and a 4th round pick for a 1st round pick.
Don't know about you, but I am glad KH did not make that trade. A 1st rounder for a rental 4th liner is not worth it.
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I also need to call Lowes to get a LP conversion kit.
If you already have natural gas, it's quite simple. Just shut off the gas, hook it up. Test for leaks, and you're on your way.
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How did the Samsung gas ranges performed? I like the Samsungs, but those were not on sale.
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A method and apparatus that uses the Internet protocol, TCP/IP, for a home control network. The apparatus also provides embedded servers, email clients at the electrical boxes. The apparatus integrates the Internet to the electrical outlet, switch or appliance boxes using a low cost embedded web server.
1. An Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus, comprising:
means for extracting power from AC electrical lines;
means for communicating directly with the Internet using a standard Internet network protocol;
single housing means, which contains said means for extracting power and said means for communicating, mountable within an electrical junction box; and
computer means for running one or more programs comprising a web server means that generates an electrical box web page, wherein the web server means comprises means for receiving an HTTP command via the means for communicating with the Internet and for generating an HTML file that defines the electrical box web page in response to the HTTP command, wherein the HTTP command specifies a URL corresponding to the electrical junction box.
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14. The Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus of
15. An Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus, comprising:
a single housing means mountable within an electrical junction box;
a web server means that generates an electrical box web page, wherein said electrical box web page provides a set of functions for accessing information or controlling functions within said electrical junction box; and
a standard Internet interface that enables access to said web page by a web browser such that a user of the web browser accesses the functions for said electrical junction box wherein
the standard Internet interface uses a standard Internet network protocol, wherein the web server receives an HTTP command via the standard Internet interface and generates an HTML file that defines the electrical box web page in response to the HTTP command, and wherein the HTTP command specifies a URL corresponding to the electrical junction box.
16. The Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus of
17. The Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus of
18. The Internet/Intranet-connected AC electrical apparatus of
The invention relates generally to home networks and more particularly to TCP/IP-enabled electrical boxes for controlling and monitoring lighting, outlets, and sensors via the home Intranet or Internet.
Current home or industrial networking technologies have two separate networks. One network connects the PCs to the Internet via a dial-up phone, cable, xDSL, or Ethernet connection, and another network such as CEBus™, LonWorks™, or X-10™ to control the appliances or equipment. CEBus™ was developed by the Electronic Industries Association, LonWorks™ was developed by Echelon Corp. of California, and X-10™ components are manufactured by X-10 Limited of Hong Kong. When one wants to remotely control the appliance via the Internet, one needs a converter, a specialized gateway, or software in a computer to interface between the Internet and the other networks.
For example, U.S. Pat. No. 4,200,862 shows one of popular protocols called X-10™ used in homes to control the lights and appliances. It uses dedicated transmitters at various locations in the home to control slave receivers that are designed to plug into the electrical outlets or designed to replace existing switches or outlets. The protocol is very restrictive and cannot handle very much data since it transmits 120 data bits/s over the existing power lines. To communicate on the Internet, the PC or similar device with proprietary software is needed to convert information and control data from the X-10™ system to the Internet. Similarly, LonWorks™ and CEBus™, are two other networks that are being used in the home to control the lights and appliances.
U.S. Patent Application 2001/0034754 A1 defines a specialized gateway between CEBus™, LonWorks™, or X-10™ and the Internet as an attempt to solve the issue of remotely controlling the lights and appliances.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,949,779 discusses remotely controlling home electrical outlets and appliances by the CEBus™ protocol and proprietary BAN, Broadband Access Network. A converter is needed to link the two systems. U.S. Patent Application No. 2002/0002627 A1 describes a scheme to control devices remotely, but uses a home protocol as described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,991,795, and a specialize gateway called emGateWay™. U.S. Patent Application No. 2002/0027504 A1 describes embodiment that allows devices attached to the Internet to communicate to dedicated sensors via a site controller that translate the wireless sensors information to the Internet. This also is a dedicated proprietary device that requires specialized software.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,370,448 B1 describes a process device, which is attached to a process communication network and then to the Internet via a process communicator. The process communication network is one of the following types: low-speed Fieldbus protocol (H1), high-speed Fieldbus protocol (H2), or similar types. The process communicator converts the process communication protocol from each node link, which contains Internet address information to Ethernet data network, which connects to the Internet. Similarly, U.S. Pat. No. 6,363,057 B1 describes an electronics meter, which incorporates a TCP/IP protocol suite and an HTTP server to provide direct access to the meter data via the Internet. However, it too relies on a specialized gateway to non-TCP/IP network such as CEBus™.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,956,487 talks about incorporating a web access in wide variety of devices including office equipment, home-based equipment, and lab equipment, as well as a variety of other types of devices commonly provide device specific user interface functions. Office equipment devices typically include printers and copiers. Home-based devices include home entertainment equipment such as televisions, video recorders, and audio players as well as security systems, and appliances. Lab equipment includes measurement devices such as oscilloscopes and spectrum analyzers. The web server functionality is embedded in the device allows a web browser accesses to user interface functions for the device through a web page. These types of devices have the computing power or can be easily added to the device to provide web server functionality. U.S. Pat. No. 5,956,487 further describes devices that control the user interface to the device, but does not describe control of house lighting and electrical outlets or control of power to the device. In fact, every home appliance or home entertainment equipment must have this web server functionality to control its operation via the Internet. This would limit the control to devices with this web server functionality and would not allow control of existing home appliances or home entertainment equipment.
U.S. Pat. No. 6,198,479 B1 describes a home network, browser-based command and control for the TV, audio equipment that uses a software agent. A software agent is executed on the client device to cause a user interface to be displayed on the client device. The devices describe in U.S. Pat. No. 6,198,479 B1 are entertainment equipment and the home network is the Intranet within the home which connects PCs. The control of home entertainment equipment would be limited to devices with this specialized software agents and would not allow control of existing home appliances or home entertainment equipment.
All previous art describes systems that requires a specialized converter or gateway to translate the home control network such as CEBus™, X-10™, and LonWorks™ to TCP/IP protocol of the home Intranet network or requires that the TCP/IP protocol be incorporated in the appliance or home device. The major disadvantage of the current approaches is that there are too many different types of home networks. Each type of network has specialized controllers to control the electrical load. The proprietary converters or gateways require specialized software for the different networks and this specialized software needs to be updated with new software when new devices are added to these home control networks. The consumer may be overwhelmed with what equipment to purchase and in many cases, a specialist would be require to install and verify the proper operation. Also, with TCP/IP embedded in the home appliance or equipment, the existing home appliances and equipment could not be control over the home Intranet. Therefore, there exists a need for an apparatus that incorporates the TCP/IP protocol into the home electrical boxes so as to have the same home Intranet that connects PCs, printer, and other web appliances to be used for control over existing home appliances, entertainment equipment, and electrical loads. Using a standardized TCP/IP protocol for the home control network would allow the user of standardized web browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator to view the electrical load status or control the AC electrical load without using a dedicated controller or a web-based home appliance or equipment.
The present invention has solved the problems cited above, and is an apparatus that uses the common communication standard for information, the TCP/UDP/IP protocol, to control electrical loads and/or sensors, to monitor a house or other dwelling or structure using sensors, and to provide numerous other capabilities when attached to the Internet or Intranet. The apparatus is mountable within an electrical box, in particularly, a standard AC electrical box.
The invention integrates the TCP/UDP/IP protocol in the electrical outlets, switches, and other electrical boxes. With this capability, the home Intranet used to connect Internet appliances such as PCs, printers, and others can be used also for controlling and monitoring the electrical connections in the electrical boxes.
The invention may incorporate a web server in the electrical box to monitor and control items attached or connected to the electrical box via a web browser. This web browser can be a local PC connected to the home Intranet or a remote PC connected to the World Wide Web, the Internet. The web browser would request information from the apparatus called AC power circuit using the HTTP protocol. The apparatus within the electrical box would respond with an HTML or XML formatted web page. The web page would contain CGI or other server-controlled capabilities to allow control of an attached electrical load, to change information on the web page, or to alter the monitoring sensor characteristics.
The invention may provide an e-mail capability in the electrical box to send e-mail upon activation of a light switch, a motion sensor, or any other attached sensors, or programmed conditions. One can monitor the electrical power status of the light, HVAC system, or attached appliance, and send e-mail if the attached device is not working or consuming too much electrical power. In addition, one can send e-mail to the electrical box to turn the electrical load ON or OFF, to update stored information such as a software program attached to the e-mail, or to accomplish a number of other tasks associated with e-mail capability. With a camera sensor designed within the AC power circuit, one can send e-mail with attached picture to indicate the presence of the school children.
The invention can control the lights, outlets, and electrical boxes via a connection to the Internet or Intranet whether the connection is within the home or remote. The application program on the device such as the PDA, PC, laptop, or web-enabled phone communicates directly to the electrical box via the TCP/IP or UDP/IP protocol. Each AC power circuit within each electrical box has a unique IP number which any device using the an instant messaging protocol can control the electrical boxes AC power to the electrical load, can check the sensor incorporated within or attached to the electrical box, or can transmit a voice message. In this invention, the electrical box is controlled using the Internet protocol and instant messaging capability. Any Internet-connected devices with the instant messaging protocol such as AOL instant messaging, Microsoft instant messaging protocol, or some other instant messaging scheme can control the attached appliance to the electrical box. A web browser is not needed to display a web page in this particular configuration. The AC power circuit within the electrical box would send the status upon an instant messaging request from the Internet-connected device. This allows Internet-controlled devices with small screens such a web-enable phones, PDAs, or web-enabled pagers to control the lights and appliances in the home.
The invention can collect information on the attached sensor or electrical load and to store it within its memory until a pre-programmed time interval, pre-programmed amount of data, or some other event that indicates the AC power circuit to transmit the information to some server for data collection or requested to do so by a web client or Internet-connected device. With this capability, the AC power circuit can monitor the amount of electrical power consume by the attached device, the number of activations of a switch, the number of times the room is occupied, the number of times the electrical outlet is used, the temperature of the room, the number of times the appliances are being used and at what times. With this information, people can determine the amount of electrical power consumed by the household and what appliances are the major users. Homeowners or occupants can determine which rooms are being heated or cooled, and which rooms are occupied. By examining this information, one can determine the efficiency of the HVAC system. Other information can be collected to help the home occupants live a better life.
The invention can use the current wired and wireless home Intranet technologies as the network interfaces of the AC power circuit. Wired technologies such as phone lines, Ethernet (CAT 5 cable), and powerline technology are a few of the current types. Phoneline technology utilizes the existing telephone networks to transmit the data. Ethernet wired technologies uses a dedicated cable such as CAT5. PCs, printers, and the inventions could be connected via a hub. Newer homes are being built with category 5 cabling throughout the homes. Powerline technology uses the existing electrical wires to transmit the data.
The wireless technologies such as IEEE 802.11 (known as wireless Ethernet), HomeRF™ (developed by HomeRF Working Group), and Bluetooth™ (Bluetooth Signal, Inc.) are some of the current types.
The invention may utilize single-wire connection or dual-wire connection to the AC power circuit. Using single-wire AC power circuit allows for incorporating the TCP/IP capability in older homes using wireless or powerline technologies.
The AC power circuit 40 is installed in an electrical box 48 as shown in
The microcontroller 30 in the AC power circuits 40, 41, and 42 has the Internet stack (TCP/UDP/IP) 31 and application programs 33.
The microcontroller 30 that is contained in the AC power circuit 45 can run an e-mail application program 37 that sends out information upon some condition. For example, if the motion sensor 72 detects some movement in an area or smoke detector 76 indicates a fire, an e-mail can be sent to alert the proper agency for assistance.
The microcontroller 30 can run a web server application 139 with a web page 39. The web server application 139 receives HTTP commands through the network interface 34 that specifies a predetermined Internet Protocol, IP, number for the AC power circuit 45. Web clients to read information from the AC power circuit 45 such as the status of the AC power to the electrical load may use the HTTP commands. HTTP commands may also be used to transfer information to the AC power circuit 45 such as information that controls the electrical load or sensors.
In response to an HTTP request, the AC power circuit web server application 139 generates a web page 39 that specifies interactions to the attached electrical load and sensors. The web page 39 is a Hypertext Markup Language, HTML, formatted page or an eXtensive Markup Language, XML, formatted page. The network interface 34 transfers the web page 39 to the web client that requested the information via the Internet/Intranet 50.
In another embodiment, the network interface 34 contains the TCP/IP and UDP/IP stacks instead of the microcontroller 30.
In another embodiment, the network interface 34 is connected to the home Intranet via the power lines.
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Sounding pessimistic about the fate of its exposure to Kingfisher Airlines, State Bank of India Chairman Pratip Chaudhuri, on Wednesday, said solution to the airline's problems was unlikely to come anytime soon.
"I think this is a difficult case, so nobody should expect a quick solution," said Mr. Chaudhuri, whose bank has the largest (Rs.1,500 crore) exposure in the Rs.8,000-crore bank loans of the airline promoted by Vijay Mallya.
Mr. Chaudhuri was speaking to reporters on the sidelines of an event here.
He said more rounds of talks would be needed. "(Today's meeting) has added an urgency to all the steps that have been taken, like unlocking the value of all the non-core assets of the airline," he said.
He ruled out the possibility of topping-on the existing collaterals, stating there was nothing left with the promoters or the company to pledge.
"All the companies are largely pledged. I don't know whether there is a room for topping on."
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Moves fresh petition in Supreme Court for direction to neighbouring State
Tamil Nadu on Thursday filed a fresh petition in the Supreme Court for a direction to Karnataka to release 52.8 tmcft of water till February 2013 to save crops raised on 15 lakh acres.
The State also wanted the court to properly define the 'season' to ensure that adequate water was released to protect the interests of farmers.
Pro rata sharing method
Explaining the outcome of the 30th meeting of the Cauvery Monitoring Committee held on November 15, the State said it was accepted in the meeting that Tamil Nadu should receive a total of 100.85 tmcft of water as per the pro rata sharing method during June to October in terms of the interim award dated June 25, 1991, passed by the Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal.
It had come to the conclusion that there was a deficit of 37.13 TMC ft. up to October.
However, the CMC had not decided the backlog quantity from June to September but merely ordered on the quantum of flows to be received by Tamil Nadu from November 16 to 30 under the pro rata sharing formula.
It said the CMC had failed to take a decision as to making good the shortfall during the south west monsoon period on the pretext that it was unable to take any decision as to how to define a 'season' and come to any finding in this regard.
The said reasoning was wholly erroneous and defied the very object of framing of a scheme under Section 6A of the Inter-State River Water Disputes Act, 1956, to implement the interim award dated June 25, 1991, in letter and spirit.
Tamil Nadu contended that the Central Water Commission (CWC), the apex Technical Organisation of Government of India under Ministry of Water Resources, had clarified the term 'season' referred to in the order of the Tribunal as early as in 2002.
"The contention of Karnataka that monsoon season ends in December and that distress has to be calculated at that time, would be of no avail since the farmers are required to be ensured water during the period when the crop is grown i.e. during the cropping season viz., June to September for Kuruvai and August to January for Samba/Thaladi. There is no question of making good the shortfall after the end of north- east monsoon as averred by Karnataka since the crops cannot be grown on expectation but only by ensuring timely release from the Mettur Reservoir."
Tamil Nadu said "the storage in the Mettur Reservoir is very critical and it will be barely sufficient to effect supply for irrigation for about 10 days. It is imperative for Karnataka to make good the shortfall quantity of 52.8 tmcft that had accrued during the south west monsoon period as per the pro rata sharing, for sustaining the samba crop in Tamil Nadu failing which the entire extent of crop raised on about 15 lakh acres would be under severe stress affecting the livelihood of about 15 million population in the areas served by Mettur reservoir, in addition to the further quantum of water due as per the Interim Order of the Tribunal till the irrigation season is over since the crop period may have to be extended up to February 2013."


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Good that you've pointed it out.
I've never really considered it in detail, since the tension bar itself applies a
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first, it's amazing how a touch of a 1st yr engineering course can impress so many!!! =) ... nevertheless, your overall analysis looks good (although i didn't read the details). BUT the above highlighted comment is not right.
the effect of the tension rod weight is
negligible. when i got my drop-weight, being the nerdy engineer i am, i had to verify that the tension scale on the rod was correct. i took all the above measurements and to come up with my own solution to where the weight should be for a desired tension. i KEPT coming up answers different than the tension scale on the machine. i kept thinking about what horrible engineers must have designed my machine. THEN i realize i forgot about the moment produced by the weight of the tension rod. abra-cada-bra all the numbers mached! and thus, the tension scale on my machine WAS correct! it turns out the tension rod (on my machine) contributed about 5-6 lbs of tension! ... definitely, not to be neglected. this is a bias, so no matter where the weight is along the rod, the tension rod itself always adds about 5-6 lbs.
in addition, you need to be very careful when tweaking the mass of your dropweight to account for other error sources. your should NOT do this to account for the tension rod weight. this is b/c the tension rod mass adds a constant
to the pulled tension, but the mass of the rod affects the tension via a scale-factor (i.e. the distance R). the bias is a result of the fact that the tension rod mass is fixed, where as the scale factor arises b/c the drop-weight mass moves. different error sources, don't mix 'em.
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Seventy-four state and federal physician organizations, including the American Medical Association, recently asked the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services ("CMS") to exclude textbooks and peer-reviewed medical journal reprints from the Sunshine Act's reporting requirements.
As is well known, the Sunshine Act statute and regulations require pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers ("Manufacturers") to report payments and transfers of value to physicians and teaching hospitals. Several types of payments are excluded from reporting, including the provision of educational materials that directly benefit patients or are intended for patient use. CMS determined in the Sunshine Act regulations that medical textbooks, reprints of peer-reviewed scientific clinical journal articles, and abstracts of these articles do not fit within this reporting exception because they are not directly beneficial to patients or intended for patient use. Manufacturers must therefore report instances where they provide these materials to physicians. The physician groups disagree with CMS's interpretation, which they argue is inconsistent with the Sunshine Act statute, congressional intent in passing the Sunshine Act, and "the reality of clinical practice where patients benefit directly from improved physician medical knowledge."
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