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Penguins Still Need To Work On Their Chemistry
by Paul on 04/17/08 at 11:22 AM ET
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All I know is the Penguins keep on winning…
from Erin Nicks at her blog, The Universal Cynic,
Sorry, but I'm not ready to hand over the Cup to Pittsburgh. Their defence and goaltending specifically faced little (if any) grief, and they haven't been behind in a series yet. Their lines roll well—there's still some chemistry to work on—but ultimately it's going to come down to what happens from the blueline backwards. And will someone please tell them to go back to their powder blues?
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Fleury Nearing Star Status
by Paul on 04/17/08 at 09:42 AM ET
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from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Perhaps five goals allowed in four consecutive victories against a team beaten up physically and psychologically isn't a large enough sampling of evidence to declare him a fully budded star.
Yet for Marc-Andre Fleury, for a goaltender with too much cumbersome playoff history packed into the back end of his 23 years, this was indeed a triumph to savor and, as he giddily warbles after some saves, let out a yell.
"I don't see them as much as ghosts, but as experience I got through all those years," the Penguins' lanky goalie said late last night, after he made 21 saves and made the Senators go away in a four-game sweep that ended with a 3-1 victory at Scotiabank Place.
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Senators Season Is Over
by Paul on 04/17/08 at 12:05 AM ET
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from Allen Panzeri of the Ottawa Citizen
The Ottawa Senators' 2007/2008 season came to an official, if not also ignominious, end Wednesday night when the Pittsburgh Penguins swept them with a 3-1 win.
The season, however, really ended a long time ago.
You can pick any number of incidents that might have been the catalyst.
But it might have starting going off the rails as long ago as last Sept. 5, when Ray Emery, on his way to a workout at the Bell Sensplex, got into a road rage episode with a senior citizen who had accidentally cut him off
Update 10:18pm ET: More from the Canadian Press...
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Hossa Was a Great Deadline Gift
by Alanah McGinley on 04/16/08 at 04:36 PM ET
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From the CP,
"I was definitely pleased," said Penguins superstar centre Sidney Crosby. "I'd watched him play a lot and from what I had heard he was a great person and a great fit for our team. The thing I kept hearing was how complete he was. I don't think that's something he gets a lot of recognition for. But you know you're going to get a chance to play with an offensively gifted guy that's really responsible defensively.
"That was a great deadline gift, so to speak, for our team and for me personally to be able to play with. I was very excited for that."
So instead of joining the Senators for a second tour of duty, Hossa has been busy trying to knock them out of the playoffs.
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Business As Usual For Penguins
by Paul on 04/16/08 at 12:00 PM ET
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from Dave Molinari of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
One of the Penguins' greatest assets so far has been their attention to detail, and they demonstrated that again yesterday when, to a man, they refused to utter so much as an inflammatory syllable about the Senators, the series or any other subject.
"I'm sure Bryan Murray will say all the right cliches, and I'll say all the right cliches," coach Michel Therrien said.
"That's the way it is."
He proceeded to underscore his point by tossing out this insightful nugget: "We all know, No. 4 is the toughest one to win."
Mind you, Therrien was a virtual verbal flamethrower compared to some of his players.
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Ottawa Faces Elimination
by Paul on 04/15/08 at 12:14 AM ET
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from the National Post,
A shirtless man in a red cape and metal helmet made one of his final, grating appearances on the big screens above centre ice midway through the third period on Monday night. He was dressed to look like the face of the Ottawa Senators, and he exhorted the crowd to make noise: "Sens Army, our backs are against the wall - we must defend, defend, defend."
But the man, like the team, failed.
Update 10:25pm ET: More on the game, the "half-naked gladiator" in the pre-game, and Daniel Alfredsson's return in Tuesday's Globe & Mail.
Watch the video of the pre-game…
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Which Senators Team Will Show Up
by Paul on 04/14/08 at 12:18 PM ET
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from Bob McKenzie of TSN,
You never know how a team is going to respond when adversity hits but what we do know is that if the Senators play as soft and ineffectively as they did in Game 1, get out the brooms. Pittsburgh looks like a team that isn't going to be denied but the question is whether the Senators are going to make them earn it or just hand Geno and Sid a free pass to the second round.
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Like The Penguins Need More Motivation
by Paul on 04/14/08 at 09:58 AM ET
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from Chris Stevenson of the Ottawa Sun,
In what is surely one of the stupidest and most ignorant moves going, somebody with the Senators organization decided to cover a wall near the Penguins dressing room in Scotiabank Place with a large mural. It's a photo of the Senators shaking hands with the Penguins after the Senators eliminated them in their first-round matchup last spring.
It's positioned so it is about the last thing the Penguins will see as they make the turn from the main hallway to enter their dressing room.
It's right in an area where the visiting teams have been known to play their warmup game of "Keep Up," bouncing a soccer ball around from player to player, trying to keep it from hitting the ground.
"That's what they'll be looking at when they play soccer," said another player, with a shake of his head.
As if you need to give a team any other reason or motivation to want to beat you at this time of year.
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Malkin In A Comfortable Position
by Paul on 04/12/08 at 10:20 AM ET
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from David Shoalts of the Globe and Mail,
Malkin set up the Penguins' first three goals, two of them on the power play, to stake the hosts to a 3-0 lead. He also played a lead role killing penalties and was a physical force, using his big frame to flatten a couple of Senators, including tough winger Chris Neil.
"Yeah, one year's experience is a big deal," Malkin said through an interpreter, as his confidence in his English is not the same as his confidence in his playmaking skills. "I feel more comfortable."
There are two reasons for this, he said. One is that this year he is playing his natural position, centre, rather than on the wing, which he did a year ago. The other is having Petr Sykora on his right wing. They played together for Magnitogorsk Metallurg in the Russian league in 2004-05 when Sykora signed on during the NHL lockout.
"This year I'm playing with Sykora, I feel more familiar with this guy," Malkin said. "I feel much more comfortable this year than compared to last year."
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Poetry In Pittsburgh
by Paul on 04/12/08 at 09:21 AM ET
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from Empty Netters,
When we started Empty Netters, we have to admit poetry wasn't exactly something we anticipated readers would submit to us. Maybe we're a little close-minded, but we've never put hockey and poetry together. That's just us. Regardless, here's another poem. This one is from EN reader J.T. Koladish:
Cup Number Three
It was the night before the playoffs and all through the air
The hopes of a Stanley Cup hung everywhere
Mellon Arena was dressed up and clean
The city of Pittsburgh seemed so serene
I got off my knees and jumped into bed
I turned on Mike Lange, and here's what he said:
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1) Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
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The Chinese icebreaker which rescued dozens of passengers from a stranded Russian ship in Antarctica has now itself become trapped by ice, Australian officials have said.
The Xue Long, or Snow Dragon, which on Thursday used its helicopter to ferry those onboard the Russian Akademik Shokalskiy to the safety of an Australian vessel, has been unable to free itself, authorities said on Saturday.
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Inherit the Wind (1960)
Stanley Kramer (128 min., b&w, Blu-Ray, U.S.)
The Scopes Monkey Trial in Tennessee in 1925 remains a watershed moment in American cultural and intellectual history -- exposing a rift about belief and education that has not left our national discourse ever since. John Scopes, a high school teacher, was accused of violating Tennessee law prohibiting the teaching of evolution in public schools. His trial was a national sensation, litigated by two-time presidential candidate William Jennings Bryan and renowned attorney Clarence Darrow and in many ways still being worked out in our national discourse to this day. Inherit the Wind is the loosely fictionalized version of the trial, featuring the brilliant Spencer Tracy and Fredric March at the heights of their acting prowess. The film is an all-time classic and the perfect story for exploring America's complicated relationships with faith and science! Nominated for Academy Awards for Best Actor, Screenplay, Cinematography, and Editing.
Koyaanisqatsi (1982)
Godfrey Reggio (86 min., color, Blu-Ray, U.S.)
Godfrey Reggio's innovative cinematic work, including the Koyaanisqatsi trilogy, is hard to classify. But its impact on viewers is undeniable, combining exquisitely observed and filmed scenes from around the world of people's interactions with their environment and with each other. Slowly out of this amalgam of hypnotic imagery emerges a powerful statement on the human condition and our sense of spiritual connection and disconnection. While it may seem to be a simplistic screed against human despoilation of the planet, the film actually invites a more complex assessment of the place of man, science, and faith in and out of nature. Selected for preservation in the National Film Registry in 2000.


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Caloosa Elementary art teacher Paul Adamick tries to scare his class with a witchs hand after teaching the students how to draw witches, princesses, bats and ghosts. Half of Adamicks evaluation will be based on the students FCAT reading scores. / ANDREW WEST/news-press.com
Caloosa Elementarys Paul Adamick spends six hours a day teaching art to students in kindergarten through the fifth grade. He comes up with projects so students can learn about artists such as Pablo Picasso and techniques such as shading.
But at the end of the year, Adamicks performance will be measured in a new way.
Thanks to Floridas new teacher merit pay law, half of Adamicks evaluation will be based on how well his students perform in reading on their Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test. Because there are no standardized tests to assess theater, art and physical education subjects, teachers such as Adamick will be partly evaluated by how his school performs on the reading FCAT.
The other half of Adamicks evaluation will be based on classroom observation.
Its unfair, Adamick said. Almost everything is based on the bloody FCAT.
Greg Adkins, the Lee County School Districts human resources director, said the state and the district are trying to come up with ways to assess students in art, theater and physical education, but its going to take some time. Across Florida, school districts are using more than $20 million in federal Race to the Top grants to create student tests that could be used to grade teachers in these non-core subjects.
Districts have until 2014 to develop those tests.
Thats the real challenge, Adkins said. If you think about a performing arts band, how do you measure student growth in band? How do you measure student growth in an American Sign Language class? There are a lot of measurement difficulties right now.
Donna Mutzenard, executive director of the Florida Education Associations Island Coast chapter, is confident an evaluation tool could be developed for these non-core subject teachers.
But right now, their data will be based on their entire schools FCAT grades, Mutzenard said.
Adamick, In his 25th year teaching in Lee, said he feels badly for new non-core subject area teachers.
Im going to retire in 2013, said Adamick, 62. So I dont have to worry much about any of this. But if I were a new art teacher, Id be really, really worried. You dont know how this merit pay system is going to work.
School districts are working on ways to evaluate music teachers by using technology. A software program, for instance, that evaluates how a student plays musical notes on page could be one tool.
But the issue also impacts history, philosophy and other non-core subject teachers. The state is transitioning from FCAT to end-of-course assessments, a development that could help solve the problem.
An algebra I test was administered last year. Biology I and geometry end-of-course assessments will be administered for the first time in May 2012. In 2013, high school students will take U.S. history. A civics assessment will be administered to seventh-graders in 2014.
The new subject based, end-of-course tests could mean students will face more testing. Districts are still planning for the end-of-course exams.
Until then, art teachers such as Adamick will have 50 percent of their evaluations based on an FCAT reading exam they dont teach.
The art teachers who teach at schools with avid readers and parental support are going to shine, but the teachers who are in really low (achieving) schools are going to be scared to death about how this turns out, Adamick said.


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Evergreen Solar to owe $4M to Mass. for Devens site closure
Evergreen Solar Inc. (Nasdaq:ESLRD) said it will only have to re-pay up to $4 million of state grant money in connection with its planned 800 job cuts and closure of its factory in Devens by the end of the first quarter.
The Marlborough-based solar technologies firm received a total of $58 million from the state for the new manufacturing plant, which opened in 2008. That included grants of $10 million from MassDevelopment and $10 million from the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative, which the company received in 2007. Both grants were contingent on creation and retention of jobs in Massachusetts, and the agreements also included repayment provisions in the event that Evergreen Solar didn't meet its job requirements, according to the documents.
Evergreen spokesman Chris Lawson said the grants are the only parts of the state financing that had job requirements.
The MassDevelopment agreement required Evergreen to create 350 new jobs as result of the Devens project, and requires the company to maintain the jobs for six years afterwards in Massachusetts. The agreement also requires the company to maintain 310 of its original jobs in Massachusetts for seven years. The agreement with the Massachusetts Technology Collaborative has near-identical requirements.
The company employed 925 in Massachusetts as of last year, above the job creation requirements of the grants. Lawson said provisions of the grant agreements reward Evergreen for creating additional jobs, meaning the company won't have to pay back the full $20 million. Evergreen has created enough jobs and maintained them for long enough "to cover approximately 80 percent of our commitment to the state," Lawson said.
The company expects it will owe the state between $3 million and $4 million, he said.
In a statement, state economic development chief Greg Bialecki said the state will be "actively working to recover any and all dollars owed to the Commonwealth" through the repayment provisions in the agreements. The statement didn't include specifics.
Evergreen, a maker of solar wafers, cells and panels, announced the Devens closure on Tuesday, and said it will come as the company ramps up its production in China. Evergreen produces solar wafers at a company-owned plant in Wuhan, China, and had previously said it would outsource solar panel assembly from the Devens facility to China by the end of this year.
Evergreen had planned the moves amid stiff competition from Chinese solar manufacturers, which the company cited in announcing the closure.
Evergreen said it expects to incur non-cash charges of approximately $340 million from a write-off of existing building, facilities and equipment. Approximately $150 million of intangible and cash-related prepayments associated with various silicon contracts are also under review to determine whether additional non-cash charges will be required, the company said.
Evergreen also expects to incur about $15 million of costs from employee severance and out placement services, facility decommissioning and other closure-related costs.
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3:20 PM, Nov 18, 2009 • By MARY KATHARINE HAM
Attorney General Eric Holder seemed to take an unorthodox view of the guarantees of the American justice system today during a committee hearing about his decision to try 9/11 co-conspirators in federal courts in New York City.
Asked by Sen. Herb Kohl (D-Wis.) if the justice department had contingency plans, should by some technicality, KSM and others not be successfully prosecuted, Holder replied:
"Failure is not an option. These are cases that have to be won. I don't expect that we will have a contrary result."
The answer met with audible snickers in the gallery, perhaps from those who were under the impression that the very essence of our court system is that failure to prosecute is always an option.
"Well, that's an interesting point of view," Kohl said. "And, I'll leave it at that."
Sen. Chuck Grassley later criticized Holder's assertion.
"I don't know how you can say failure is not an option," Grassley said. "I'm a farmer, not a lawyer, but it seemed to me ludicrous."
Holder sought to soothe critics by explaining the administration has already determined that if something did go wrong, and a mistrial or acquittal happened, it would "not allow release into this country of anyone who was deemed dangerous." KSM and others would remain detained as enemy combatants, Holder said, in that case.
Holder was asked on several occasions about his confidence in convictions. He said it lay in evidence that others don't have access to-evidence he had determined could be best used in U.S. courts instead of military tribunals.
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Parents need to know that Zuma's Revenge is the iOS installment of the popular PC and console franchise. It's a typical match-three game, where players destroy a chain of balls by connecting ones of the same color. Like most PopCap games, it's cute, addictive, and has no real worrisome traits for parents to be concerned about.
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Players need to eliminate a chain of balls, which are rolling toward a gaping mouth at the end of a long track. To do this, they fire balls from a frog's mouth, attempting to match three or more of the same color -- and ideally set up chain reactions, where the destruction of one group brings another three or more like-colored balls together. Along the way, there are power-ups that do things like reverse the direction of the balls and slow their progress.
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ZUMA'S REVENGE is just one in a long line of titles from PopCap that is perfectly made for the iOS audience. It blends a simple concept with colorful graphics, goofy (yet funny) text, and an adorable lead character to create something you can't bring yourself to put down.
The only complaints are minor ones. There's nothing here that hasn't been included in previous ports of the franchise to other systems (though the touchscreen controls work great) -- and some modes are missing. And it would be nice to see a universal app, instead of two differently priced ones. But quibbles aside, this is a spectacularly fun game for anyone.
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