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A process and circuitry for drawing current from a power source to produce a first operation, such as a Boolean operation, and reusing the current to generate a further operation. In other words, the current from the first operation may be used to perform a second or subsequent operation. This process is referred generally herein as current recycling.
1. A circuit comprising:
a first current steering stage;
at least a second current steering stage;
the first current steering stage, comprising a low voltage differential swing circuit, using a first current to drive a first output in respect to a first input; and
the second current steering stage, using a second current from the first current steering stage, configured to drive a second output in respect to a second input.
2. The circuit of
3. The circuit of
4. The circuit of
5. The circuit of
6. A circuit comprising:
a first circuit, including a first current steering stage comprising a low voltage differential swing circuit, adapted to receive a first supply current; and
a second circuit adapted to receive a second supply current only from the first circuit;
the first circuit adapted to produce a first output in response to a first input and the second circuit adapted to produce a second output in response to a second input.
7. The circuit of
8. The circuit of
9. The circuit of
10. The circuit of
11. The circuit of
12. The circuit of
13. A process for operating circuitry comprising
(a) providing a current to a first circuit including a first current steering stage comprising a low voltage differential swing circuit;
(b) using, by the first circuit, the current for providing a first output in respect to a first input;
(c) providing the current to a second circuit different from the first circuit; and
(d) using, by the second circuit, the current for providing a second output in respect to a second input.
14. The process of
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19. The process of
using, by the at least two separate circuits, a portion of the current.
The present invention relates to the field of circuits and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for current recycling for circuits.
Current steering is gaining high visibility as a vehicle for high speed data transfer. The constant need to transfer more information faster, accompanied by increases in data processing capability has necessitated an expansion to data transfer rates considerably higher than what was previously possible. One data transmission scheme used to accomplish these higher rates is differential data transmission in which the difference in voltage levels between two signal lines form the transmitted signal. Differential data transmission is commonly used for data transmission rates greater than 100 Mbps and over long distances. Noise signals in the differential transmission shift the ground level voltage and appear as common mode voltages. Thus, the deleterious effects of noise are substantially reduced.
An example of a conventional low voltage differential swing (LVDS) driver circuit 800 used for differential data transmission is shown in FIG. 10. The difference in voltage between the output signals OUT+, OUT− on the output terminals 803, 805 form a pair of differential signals. A pair of differential signals, means two signals whose current waveforms are out of phase with one another. The individual signals of a pair of differential signals are indicated by reference symbols respectively ending with "+" and "−" notation (e.g., S+and S−). The composite notation "+/−" is employed to indicate both differential signals using a single reference symbol, e.g., S+/−.
The LVDS driver circuit 800 includes a direct current (DC) constant current source I1 coupled to voltage supply VDD, four n-channel metal oxide semiconductor (NMOS) switches M11-M14, and a resistor R1 coupled between the common node COM and voltage supply VSS. The four transistor switches M11-M14 are controlled by input voltage signals VIN1, VIN2 and direct current through load resistor Rt as indicated by arrows A and B. The input voltage signals VIN1, VIN2 are typically rail-to-rail voltage swings. The gates of NMOS switches M11 and M14 couple together to receive input voltage signal VIN1. Similarly, the gates of NMOS switches M12 and M13 couple together to receive input voltage signal VIN2.
Operation of the LVDS driver circuit 800 is explained as follows. Two of the four NMOS switches M1-M14 turn on at a time to steer current from current source I1 to generate a voltage across resistive load Rt. To steer current through resistive load Rt in the direction indicated by arrow B, input signal VIN2 goes high turning ON NMOS switches M12 and M13. When input signal VIN2 goes high, input signal VIN1 goes low to keep NMOS switches M11 and M14 OFF during the time NMOS switches M12 and M13 are ON. Conversely, to steer current through resistive load Rt in the direction indicated by arrow A, input signal VIN1 goes high and is applied to transistor switches M11 and M14 to make them conduct. Input signal VIN2 goes low to keep NMOS switches M12 and M13 OFF during this time. As a result, a full differential output voltage swing can be achieved.
In other words, the prior differential LVDS driver circuit 800 sources current from VDD and sinks this current to VSS. In between, a switching array controlled by a Boolean signal routes the source current through the interconnect to an external resistive load. The return current is routed back to the array and sunk to VSS. The polarity of the voltage drop across the resistor carries the digital value. Changing the polarity of the array causes the current to route through the interconnect and resistor in the opposite direction and transfer the other digital value.
In addition to the requirement for transferring data at greater speeds, there is continuous pressure to reduce the amount of power consumed by integrated circuits. The differential LVDS offers reduced power consumption as compared with other drivers. The disadvantage is the need to have a set of interconnects for each signal because a differential LVDS driver is provided for each of the interconnects. It is this need to have a set of interconnects for each signal that drives the power of an integrated circuit using differential LVDS driver circuits. Thus, it would be desirable to provide a means to implement the differential LVDS driver circuits at a lower power.
The present invention is directed to a process and circuitry for drawing current from a power source to produce a first operation, such as a Boolean operation, and reusing the current to generate a further operation. In other words, the current from the first operation may be used to perform a second or subsequent operation instead of sinking the current to ground or another power source. This process is referred generally herein as current recycling.
The invention is best understood from the following detailed description when read in connection with the accompanying drawing. It is emphasized that, according to common practice in the semiconductor industry, the various features of the drawing are not to scale. On the contrary, the dimensions of the various features are arbitrarily expanded or reduced for clarity. Included in the drawing are the following figures:
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a line driver according to an illustrative embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a line driver according to another illustrative embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 3 is an illustrative circuit diagram of a switching array suitable for use in the line drivers shown in FIGS. 1 and 2;
FIG. 4 is an illustrative circuit diagram of another switching array suitable for use in the line drivers shown in FIGS. 1 and 2;
FIG. 5 is a circuit diagram of a conventional line driver;
FIG. 6 is a circuit diagram of a NOR circuit according to an illustrative embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 7 is a block diagram of the circuitry shown in FIG. 6;
FIG. 8 is a Boolean low noise logic block employing current recycling according to an illustrative embodiment of the present invention;
FIG. 9 is a block diagram of a line driver according to a further illustrative embodiment of the present invention; and
FIG. 10 is a conventional low voltage differential swing (LVDS) driver circuit.
Briefly, the present invention provides a process for drawing current from a power source to produce a first operation, such as a Boolean operation, and reusing the current to generate further operations. In other words, the current from the first operation may be used to perform a second or subsequent operation.
FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a line driver 5 useful for illustrating an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The line driver 5 includes current recycling output buffer 10 that has at least a first switching array 15 and a second switching array 20. The current recycling buffer 10 is electrically coupled to an interconnect section 25 which is in turn electrically coupled to a load that forms a terminating resistance 30.
The switching arrays 15, 20 are arranged so that the current I1 being supplied from the supply Vdd is applied to the first switching array 15. The first switching array 15 routes the current to the terminating resistance and back transferring a first Boolean operation, shown as Vs1, across the load R1. The current 12 is applied to the second switching array 20 so that the second switching array 20 can perform a second Boolean operation, shown as Vs2, across load R2. The current 13 is returned to ground Gnd. The currents I1, I2, and I3 are the same or substantially the same.
The advantage of this technique is that the same current drawn from Vdd is used repeatedly, or recycled, to perform several operations (e.g., Boolean operations). For example, for the a conventional LVDS buffer as is shown in FIG. 10, the power dissipation per Boolean transfer is shown in equation (1).
For the line driver circuitry 5 shown in FIG. 1 and according to the present invention, however, the power dissipation P is shared among N Boolean transfers where N is, for example, the number of switching arrays. Thus, the power dissipation for each Boolean transfer PB is defined in Equation (2).
Thus, the power saving is inversely proportional to the number of switching arrays that are coupled between the power source Vdd and ground Gnd. In other words, the power consumption may be reduced by a factor of N.
In addition to the power savings that may be realized, the transmission line may be used as a current source because transmission lines can store/release a uniform amount of energy. The release of this stored energy is usually in the form of a propagating wave. The characteristics of this wave are a constant current of Vs/Zo, where Zo is the characteristic impedance of the line. The current source I1 in FIG. 1 is used to charge/discharge the transmission lines uniformly. This causes the transmission line to behave as a current source. Thus, the transmission lines regulate the current flow as well. In essence, they behave as a distributed current source.
A conventional LVDS generates a voltage swing at constant common mode voltage value of, for example, 1.2 V. This makes the extraction of the signal at the receiver easier since the common mode voltage of the input signal is a constant. However, in the current recycling method shown in the illustrative embodiment, the common mode voltages of the signals in FIG. 1 have the relation shown in (3).
The receiver extracting this signal operates to extract the signal regardless of the common mode voltage. In other words, the receiver extracts the signal over a wide common mode voltage range. Circuits to perform this function exist and are shown in, for example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,708,389 entitled INTEGRATED CIRCUIT EMPLOYING QUANTIZED FEEDBACK and issued on Jan. 13, 1998. This patent is incorporated in its entirety herein by reference.
FIG. 2 is a block diagram of a line driver according to another illustrative embodiment of the present invention. The line driver 205 includes current recycling output buffer 210 that has at least a first switching array 215, a second switching array 220, and a third switching array 225. The current recycling buffer 210 is electrical coupled to a load that forms a terminating resistance 230 via interconnects 235.
The switching arrays 215, 220, 225 are arranged so that the current I0 being supplied from the supply Vdd is applied to the first switching array 215. The first switching array 215 routes the current I11 to the load 240 and back, transferring a first Boolean operation, shown as Vs11, across the load 240. In other words, a voltage Vs11 is generated in response to the current I11 passing through the load 240. The current is applied to the second switching array 220 via line 217 so that the second switching 220 array can perform a second Boolean operation represented by voltage Vs22. The rerouted current from this process is provided to the third switching array 225 via line 222 to generate a third Boolean operation represented by voltage Vs33. The current is then returned to ground Gnd via line 227. In other words, the circuitry of FIG. 2 operates to pass the current from stage to stage so that the current from a previous stage powers a subsequent stage.
To illustrate the potential power savings, consider FIG. 5 which illustrates a conventional differential LVDS driver where the typical swing of Vs is 300 mV and Vdd is 2.5V. Thus, the voltage swing is about ⅛ that of the power supply. In other words, one Boolean operation occurs using ⅛ of the supply voltage drop. The remaining ⅞ of the supply is dropped in the active circuit comprising the buffer. This includes the devices in the switching array and the current sources. The voltage drop loss of ⅞ Vdd is effectively a loss of energy that heats up the integrated circuit. The available energy that is currently wasted can be used more effectively using the present invention. The basic premise is to obtain additional functionality such as additional Boolean functions from energy that would be otherwise wasted.
For example, the illustrative embodiment shown in FIG. 2 produces three Boolean operations (an additional two operations) using approximately the same power as the prior systems use to perform one Boolean operation. The number of Boolean operations that can be performed is dependent upon the particular circuit design. The inventor has recognized, however, the remaining energy from one operation may be used to generate subsequent operations.
The switching arrays 15, 20, 215, 220, and 225 may be implemented in a number of forms. FIG. 3 illustrates one embodiment for implementing a switching array. The switching array 300 of FIG. 3 includes n-channel transistors 305, 310, 315, 320. In operation, transistors 310 and 315 are enabled when the data signal DATA is high. The transistor 310 routes current from the upper line 345 to line 335 while transistor 315 routes current on the lower line 350 to exit the switching array 300. The current provided via line 335 is provided to ground or a subsequent switching array. The current flow is reversed when the data signal is low. Line 335 may correspond to lines 217, 222, or 227 in FIG. 2. In addition, data lines data and data collectively correspond to data lines data1, data2, or data3. Current is provided to the switching array via line 340 from the supply or a previous switching array or stage.
For this circuit, the data signals provide sufficient gate to source voltage to insure the devices behave as switches. Thus, the source voltage of the transistors 305, 310, 315, 320 should be less than the gate voltage. This may cause a limitation on the allowable voltage range developed across the load resistance. For instance, assume that in FIG. 2 the input data data1, data2, and data3 swing between the voltage Vdd and the voltage Vss. Because the average of each of the voltages Vs11, Vs22, and Vs33 has the relationship Avg(Vs11)>Avg(Vs22)>Avg(Vs33), the switching array 215 would have a smaller voltage applied to the transistors that form the array assuming that the arrays are formed using N-channel devices. Turning to FIG. 3, we see that the transistors 310 and 315 would then have a smaller gate to source voltage applied.
FIG. 4 illustrates an alternative switching array that addresses this issue. In FIG. 4, transmission gates 405, 407, 409, 411, 413, 415, 417, and 419 are utilized. Now the switching array 400 can be enabled independent of the voltage range developed across the load resistance. This occurs because parallel N and P-channel transistors are used and which enable the conductive path of the switching array. When one device of the parallel pair is not turned on well, the other device of the parallel pair may be more enabled. If the polarity of the data signal is reversed, the switching array is reconfigured to allow a reversal of current flow through the load. Current is supplied to the array via line 440 and current is supplied from the switching array via line 435.
The circuits shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 are illustrative current steering switching arrays. Alternative switching circuits arrangements may be employed. In this case, however, the circuitry is modified to use current recycling. Further, the circuitry and the operation of the circuitry shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 is conventional except for the recognition that current may be received from a previous stage or provided to a subsequent stage. In other words, a first circuit performing a first functionality provides current to enable a second circuit to perform a second function or operation. The first circuit and the second circuit may perform the same function such as the line drivers shown in FIGS. 2 or 3, or different functions as is described below.
Another illustrative embodiment is shown in FIG. 9. The current from the top array 1005 is split and applied to N arrays 1010 and 1015, each performing a function such as driving a line as described above with regard to FIGS. 1 and 2. Although only two of the N switching arrays are shown, there may be more than two switching arrays. The recycled current I/N from all N arrays is then combined and applied to the array 1020. This embodiment can allow up to N×H operations per current path, where N is number of horizontal partitions (e.g. the arrays 1010 and 1015) and H is the number of vertical partitions. One disadvantage of this embodiment is that the voltage swing Vs2−1 and Vs2−N decreases causing the noise immunity to degrade. This embodiment operates and employs the same current recycling principles described above with regard to the other embodiments such as those shown in FIGS. 1 and 2. Further, the switching arrays may be switching arrays as described herein.
In addition to the current steering circuits shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, more complex logic can be embedded into the switching array without significantly impacting the power needs of the switching array. This is accomplished by current recycling. FIG. 6 illustrates a NOR switching array 600 that employs current recycling according to an exemplary embodiment of the present invention. The corresponding block representation of the array is shown in FIG. 7. In this embodiment, current Is1 provided from circuitry such as is shown in FIGS. 3 and 4 or another NOR switching array or a current source may be utilized to drive the desired outputs C and {overscore (C)} in response to the inputs A, {overscore (A)}, B, or {overscore (B)}.
One implementation using the NOR switching array employing current recycling is shown in FIG. 8. FIG. 8 is a block diagram illustrating a low noise logic block using current recycling. The low noise logic block is a three tier Boolean circuit. Signals from the same tier can be sent to any logic gate in the same tier. An impedance (not shown) is placed at the output of each gate to insure a continuous circuit. Signals sent between tiers may be level shifted to account for a voltage shift between arrays. The NAND array 925, the NOR array 905, and the AOI array 940 receive current I from a current source or current from a previous circuit stage such as a line diver. The rerouted current Ireroutedx from each array 905, 930, 925, 915, 940, 920 are provided to a respective subsequent array. The rerouted current Irerouted7 from arrays 910, 935, 945 is provided to other circuitry or to ground.
The NOR arrays 905, 910, 915, and 920 may be formed using the circuitry shown in FIG. 6. The circuitry shown in FIG. 6 may also be used to form NAND array 925. In this case circuitry is provided to reverse the polarity of the inputs to the array making the circuitry perform as a NAND gate. The remaining components including the Exclusive OR (EXOR) arrays 930 and 935, the AND-OR-INVERT (AOI) array 940, and OR-AND-INVERT (OAI) array 945 each may be formed using conventional circuitry except that the circuits are modified to receive current from another circuit or provide current to another circuit according to the present invention. Inputs A through L represent digital inputs into the NOR switching array.
By using current recycling, additional circuitry may be added to, for example, the line drivers without increasing or without significantly increasing the power consumption of the driver. In this way, complex functions may be included in the line drivers. Further, this may potentially lower the propagation delay of the cell.
Although the invention has been described with reference to exemplary embodiments, it is not limited to those embodiments. For example, although the illustrative embodiments show two and three switching arrays, there may be more than three switching arrays. In addition, different combinations of circuitry may be combined together using the present invention.
For example, an output buffer may include a line driver and some other circuitry for performing some function. According to the present invention, the line driver and the other circuitry would be interconnected so that current from the line driver may be provided to the other circuitry or the current from the other circuitry may be provided to the line driver. In either case, the present invention provides circuitry that performs one operation and passes current to other circuitry so that it can perform another operation. Therefore, the invention should not be limited to the specific circuits shown herein. Further, the appended claims should be construed to include other variants and embodiments of the invention, which may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the true spirit and scope of the present invention.
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I finished the Walter Isaacson biography last week on Steve Jobs. What struck me the most were things like his cruel streak, the way he treated his kids, his odd relationship with food, and – perhaps the biggest surprise – how often he'd been wrong through his career.
We think of him now as a God who made everything turn to gold. However, he made some whopper of dumb mistakes over his career including:
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Steve became legendary at a very young ago thanks to the success of Apple's (AAPL) 1980 IPO. At 25, he was financially set for life. The success of the Mac, only further iconized him.
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While Sami Salo's injury against Boston hasn't helped, the Canucks powerplay was struggling even before he got injured. While his victory in the hardest shot competition in the Canucks Superskills on Sunday may be an indication that Salo is close to returning to the lineup, the Canucks need to consider all options to fix the ailing powerplay.
One of those options should be promoting Cody Hodgson to the first unit.
One of the innovations Newell Brown introduced when he was hired as an assistant coach last season was to put Ryan Kesler with the Sedins on the top powerplay unit. This move was treated with some skepticism, as Kesler was the anchor of the second unit the season before and was very successful in that role. Placing him on the top unit left the second unit without a centre and without an identity.
Ultimately, the naysayers were proven wrong. The Canucks went from having a very good powerplay to having the best powerplay in the league. It was actually a pretty simple decision to understand: Brown took the five biggest powerplay producers from the previous season and put them all on one line. It didn't matter that the second unit was weakened: they rarely got on the ice because the first unit was so effective.
One of those top-five powerplay producers, however, left town during the offseason. Christian Ehrhoff rejected the Canucks' contract offer and ended up signing a long-term contract with the Buffalo Sabres, removing one piece of the puzzle that had made the Canucks powerplay so effective. While his point production is replaceable, it made the formulation of the top unit on the powerplay a bit more difficult.
When Alex Edler got injured last season, he was replaced by Mikael Samuelsson on the powerplay, but when Samuelsson was traded along with Marco Sturm to Florida in exchange for David Booth and Steven Reinprecht, that option left with him. While both Kevin Bieksa and Dan Hamhuis have spent some time on the first unit, Salo has spent the most amount of time as the fifth man on the top powerplay unit.
As much as Salo's slapshot is a feared weapon on the point, he has not been one of the most productive Canucks on the powerplay. He currently has 8 powerplay points, tied with Kevin Bieksa for 7th on the team. Of Canucks with points on the powerplay, Salo is the least efficient player on the team, scoring 1.83 points per 60 minutes of icetime with the man advantage.
Who is the Canucks' most efficient powerplay producer? It's Hodgson, who has scored 6.95 points per 60 minutes. If Brown wants the top-five powerplay producers on one unit, Hodgson is the guy to promote. He is tied with Hamhuis for 5th on the team with 10 powerplay points, but has done so in about 12 fewer minutes of icetime than Hamhuis and 20 minutes less than Salo.
In fact, Hodgson is not just the most efficient powerplay producers on the team; as Thomas Drance pointed out at Canucks Army, he's one of the most efficient in the NHL. In that article, Drance advocated moving Hodgson to the top unit while Salo is out. I'm going one step further: Hodgson should be on the top unit even when Salo is healthy.
While I have said before that Hodgson gets enough icetime, moving him to the point of the first unit powerplay in place of Salo does not take any icetime away from Henrik Sedin or Ryan Kesler like giving him more even-strength icetime would. It's not all that crazy either: like Salo, Hodgson is right-handed and has an accurate and powerful slapshot. Certainly it's not the howitzer that Salo boasts, but it's still potent.
It also would give the first unit a versatility that they have lacked since Ehrhoff left. The Canucks used Ehrhoff as a roamer on the powerplay, essentially deploying him as a fourth forward. For all of Salo's strengths, roaming is not one of them. When on the powerplay, his go-to move is staying at the point and blasting the puck at the net. While he is very good at that, Edler can also play that role and combines it with better passing and skating.
Hodgson, on the other hand, seems a better fit for the role of roamer and adds his own abilities as a playmaker to the mix. Of Hodgson's 10 powerplay points, 5 are goals and 5 are primary assists. He doesn't have a single secondary assist on the powerplay, meaning he's not just picking up points by virtue of being on the ice with good players. He is the primary playmaker on the second unit.
That may be the main argument against promoting Hodgson, as it leaves the second unit without its quarterback. Last season, however, they didn't hesitate to make the same move with Kesler because they knew it was more effective to overload one unit than to make two balanced units. With players like Hamhuis, Bieksa, Salo, Booth, Higgins, Raymond, and Burrows available to compose a second unit, they'll still have plenty of firepower, but it's more important to get the first unit productive again.
When the first unit is scoring, it's nice to have Hodgson centring a second unit to make the Canucks' powerplay even more difficult to shut down. When it's not working, the Canucks should overload the first unit with their most productive players: that includes Hodgson.Tags: Armchair coaching, Cody Hodgson, Hodgson, Ideas, Newell Brown, powerplay, Salo
I've been thinking the opposite – namely, try moving Kesler back to PP2 in exchange for Burrows. Kesler hasn't been as effective this year, and having him on the 2nd unit gives that unit a sniper, which neither Booth nor Higgins really qualifies as. While Kesler has had issues getting room to shoot 5 on 5, the power play may give him that room – assuming he's not planted in the crease as he is in the current setup. Meanwhile, we know Burrows is effective in front of the net and has plenty of chemistry with the twins.
The issue with moving Salo to PP2 is that it makes PP2 all about getting Salo a shot. When he's on the top unit it's tough for the opposition to know whether to deal with down-low play by the Sedins by collapsing in front of the net, or the bombs from the point. If they deal with the Sedins, Salo has all the time in the world to load up. If they pressure the point, hey look, passing lanes for the twins. Salo on unit 2 makes the whole game about him shooting and then Higgins and Booth looking for a rebound. It's not a terrible setup, teams have used it frequently in the past, but it doesn't create the defensive dilemma that the usual number 1 unit does.
Of course, the imminent acquisition of Shea Weber will solve all of these problems immediately.
In all seriousness, we know the PP is capable of scoring. Cold streaks are part of the business. Tinkering is fine, particularly from the perspective of fan curiosity as to how it will work out, but probably unnecessary.
That's an interesting case that you make, Daniel. I certainly don't see the harm in at least experimenting with having Cody in Salo's place, especially against a team like the Oilers.
The other important point is that, not unlike the Tanev situation, even if Hodgeson would be returned to the 2nd unit when Salo returns, the Canucks need to see what options they have available come playoff time in the (very possible) scenario that Salo goes down with injury again or if (another possibility) the power play hits another dry spell (a la the Finals). This at least allows them to make a more informed decision should such situations arise.
Can't say I entirely agree with Yobbei personally. PK shifts don't necessarily line up with PP shifts, as penalty killers usually change whenever they can clear the puck and take short shifts, while each power play unit typically takes a long shift, so while I don't have stats to back it up, I think CoHo ends up facing good PKers most of the time. Also, most teams can ice 2 very good penalty kill units, as most have a defensive top 4 capable of handling PK duty and most can come up with 4 strong defensive forwards too, and at least 2 centres capable of winning faceoffs.
Keep in mind too, that while the Salmon may, on balance, face slightly lower opposition on the second unit, he's also not playing with the Sedins and Kesler, so the two factors even out.
Agree with Daniel on this, give him a look for a couple of games, and a second unit of Burrows, Booth, Higgins, Bieksa and Hamhuis might be fine save for a lack of a natural centre, though Higgins is decent in the faceoff circle, certainly no worse than the Salmon.
So go Hank and Dan so goes the PP. They've been a tad off their usual high standards since the Boston game and probably need the emotional, if not physical break, more than most. I tend to think that's why PP numbers are down, and why the second unit has been getting a bit more time than usual. I'd say see how it's working for the first couple of games back, and if it's not up to snuff try some moves then.
some good comments here. i agree with amor de cosmos that the success of the pp is mostly dependent on the sedins.
what is also obvious to me is that the #1pp started dipping(just like the rest of the canuck game) the moment salo got hurt. burrows is not the guy to have on the point. definitely not. no shot and he's not used to seeing the ice from there.
before coho i'd like to see tanev given a try back there. that's his natural spot on the right side and while he hasn't been known as an offensive guy i think that's because that isn't the role he's been given. he took one shot vs. the sharks and it had some velocity and just missed. given the green light he might discover a new facet to his game. but mostly why he should be given a shot is because of his passing and experience holding the line. forwards just don't have the expertise from that part of the ice.
i like coho on the second unit. he gets to be the mastermind and he makes the #2 unit work. on the first unit he would be more or less an intern(learning is good still). but still it's all good. this time of year (with the division lead looking pretty solid)is for tweaking and trying new things. see what happens…but my instincts tell me that tanev would be the most likely to succeed in that spot.
The Canucks' powerplay was 2-for-23 prior to the Boston game, so it seems like it was struggling before he got injured too. His injury definitely makes things worse and I completely agree that Burrows doesn't fit on the point in his place.
I'd be in favour of trying Tanev on the powerplay, but probably not on the first unit right away. Unfortunately, he got sent back down to the Wolves today. Actually, that's fortunate because it means Salo is ready to play again.
hey daniel, ya i just read about salo coming back and tanev being sent down and was about to leave a note but you got there first. i really think salo should've taken his all-star break. strange call. in this doldrum part of the season i was looking forward to the next game mostly just to watch tanev. oh well.
in response to the pp question. the pp wasn't getting much practise for awhile due to reffing choices. and 4 pp goals vs the bruins. it'll be just fine with salo back i imagine.
too bad about tanev though…geez. how long is mg going to keep this depth strategy going? it handcuffs him from icing the best team. i understand it but still find it frustrating. can't protect rome, alberts, and sulzer forever.
i think hodgson at the point would certainly be an upgrade to burrows…
but hodgson wouldn't touch the puck nearly as often on the 1st unit than when he's on the 2nd unit. the cost-benefit is not obvious, except for 1) experimenting (which is what was mentioned) and 2) jump-starting the 1st unit.
I like the idea of trying out CoHo. The move I think would be good would to be to replace Kes with CoHo. I like this because it has the potential with Salo back to see what CoHo can do with the PK, It would also be a ok for Kes as we know what he can do on the second PP unit. If the PP is lagging it may be the thing to pick it up. Try it for a few games. If it works great if not go back. I agree better to see what you can do now than try something out that may or may not work in the SC finals


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CLEMSON - It never gets old for well-traveled coach Cliff Ellis, even at age 68.
"It's all elation," Ellis said after leading Coastal Carolina to the Big South Conference tournament championship last Sunday. "Every time it happens, I think of every other player who's ever played for me."
When the Chanticleers held off in-state foe Winthrop 76-61 for the title, Ellis joined exclusive company: just the 10th college basketball coach to take four different schools to the Division I NCAA tournament.
He's danced with South Alabama (1979, 1980), Clemson (1990), Auburn (1999) and now Coastal, perhaps most impressive that Ellis keeps crashing March Madness a decade apart.
"Hopefully, my experience will come through and that we can match up, go out and show what we are made of," Ellis said.
Coastal (21-12) won't be alone from the state of South Carolina on the dance floor when the NCAA tournament bracket is unveiled this evening.
A night after the Chanticleers punched their first NCAA ticket in 21 years, Wofford (20-12) went up the road to Asheville, N.C., and knocked off Western Carolina 56-53 to capture the Southern Conference's bid to the Big Dance.
This is the Terriers' third SoCon title in five years.
"It's the ultimate," Terriers junior forward Lee Skinner said after the game. "Having that brotherhood around you, and then with the fans and the school behind us, it's incredible."
None of the state's 12 D-I programs had made the NCAA tournament each of the previous two years.
This will be just the third year in NCAA history multiple teams from the state of South Carolina qualify, and neither are the Clemson Tigers or South Carolina Gamecocks. Winthrop and College of Charleston went in 1999, and Winthrop was joined by South Carolina State in 2000.
Clemson (20-12) appears bound for the NIT, after Friday night's airtight 63-62 loss to Duke in the ACC quarterfinals. It would be the Tigers' first postseason appearance since a second-round NCAA exit in 2011, coach Brad Brownell's first year.
A Clemson official has confirmed the school submitted a bid to host an NIT game or games. That bracket will be unveiled shortly after the NCAA bracket is out.
South Carolina (14-20) is done for the spring, though the Gamecocks finished strong with four wins in its final six games, including a home upset of No. 17 Kentucky and a pair of SEC tournament victories over Auburn and Arkansas.
Clemson is 9-11 all-time in the NCAA Tournament. The state's other 11 squads are a combined 7-39, including the Gamecocks' 4-9 mark (including two consolation bracket wins.)
Both Coastal and Wofford are 0-2 in previous NCAA tournament games. The Chanticleers lost to Indiana 79-69 in the 1991 tournament, and 84-53 in 1993 to eventual NCAA runner-up Michigan, when Chris Webber infamously called a timeout the Wolverines didn't have in the title game against North Carolina.
The Terriers lost 53-49 to Wisconsin in 2010 and 74-66 to BYU in 2011.
ESPN bracketologist Joe Lunardi is projecting Coastal and Wofford each as No. 16 seeds; Wofford would play top overall seed Florida, while Coastal Carolina would face Texas Southern in an opening-rounder for the right to face Villanova.
Jerry Palm's bracket, for CBS Sports, has Coastal playing Mount St. Mary's with the winner taking on undefeated Wichita State, and Wofford grabbing a No. 15 seed against No. 2 Michigan. USA Today projects both schools to receive No. 16 seeds.
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340 - Saint Ambrose, (Latin: Sanctus Ambrosius, "Ambrosius episcopus Mediolanensis"; Italian: Sant'Ambrogio; Lombard: Sant'Ambroeus), bishop of Milan (Mediolanum in Latin), was one of the most eminent bishops of the 4th century was born.
372 - Was highly regarded as governor and popular pressure resulted in his appointment .
374 - Proclaimed as Bishop, although he was reluctant and lacked religious training. After much study he became the chief Catholic opponent of Arianism in the West. He was adviser to Emperor Gratian, whom he persuaded to outlaw.
379 - Firmly refused the demands of Justina and the young Emperor Valentinian II to surrender a church of his diocese to the Arians. "The Emperor," he preached, "is in the Church, not above it." He excommunicated Theodosius I for the massacre at Salonica.
390 - Imposed a heavy public penance on him before reinstating him. Ambrose's eloquent preaching spurred the conversion of St. Augustine. His writings have come down to us largely from his hearers. They reveal wide classical learning, knowledge of patristic literature, and a Roman bent toward the ethical and practical. Of his formal works, On the Duties of the Clergy (De officiis ministrorum) shows the influence of Cicero; On the Christian Faith (De fide) was written at Gratian's request. Ambrose's method of biblical interpretation was allegorical, following Philo and Origen. About 386 he arranged hymns and psalms for the congregation to sing antiphonally. A plainsong called Ambrosian chant is attached to his name. His hymns, written in the iambic dimeter that became standard in Western hymnody, were widely imitated. Only a few are extant. The Ambrosian Rite used in Milan today is probably a development of a liturgy Ambrose introduced.
392 - After the assassination of Valentinian and the usurpation of Eugenius, Ambrose fled from Milan; but when Theodosius was eventually victorious, he supplicated the emperor for the pardon of those who had supported Eugenius. Soon after acquiring the undisputed possession of the Roman empire.
397 - Two years after Theodosius died at Milan, Ambrose also passed away on the 4th of April. He was succeeded by Simplician.
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Head coach Charlie Strong guided Louisville to its third BIG EAST title.
Dec. 3, 2012
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - After a 10-2 regular season and a second-straight BIG EAST championship, University of Louisville head coach Charlie Strong was named one an American Football Coaches Association Regional Coach of the Year, the Texas-based organization announced on Monday.
Strong, who has guided the program to a 24-14 record in three seasons, led the Cardinals to their first 10-win season since 2006 and the school's second BCS Bowl game. The Cardinals will square off against Florida in the 79th Allstate Sugar Bowl on Jan. 2 in the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans, La.
Competing in the postseason for the third-straight year, Strong earned Region 1 honors for Coach of the Year recognition.
The Cardinals raced out to a school-best 9-0 start before dropping two-straight games. Louisville clinched a share of its third BIG EAST title with a 20-17 win on the road at Rutgers.
A native of Batesville, Ark., Strong led the Cardinals to consecutive 7-6 campaigns in 2010 and 2011 before compiling his best record this season.


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The Blue Jackets players in partnership with the Columbus Blue Jackets Foundation established the John H. McConnell Scholarship Fund in 2008 to honor the life and legacy of the team's late founder John H. McConnell. The fund was created to give fans of all ages the opportunity to honor Mr. Mac and his deep-rooted belief in the importance of giving back to the community. Each year, one local high school senior, who personifies his character and leadership, will be awarded a $10,000 scholarship
Mr. Mac was an honorable man who believed in the golden rule, 'Treat others as you want to be treated.' An enormously successful businessman, his accomplishments in that arena were surpassed only by his endeavors that improved the lives of others. Through his humanitarian and community efforts, Mr. McConnell became
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First Look & Launch Video: 2013 Fox Rampage Pro Carbon Helmet 6
Fox Racing is stoked to present their first high-end helmet with looks to match. The motocross inspired Rampage Pro Carbon checks all the boxes in a MTB-specific package. Sit back and enjoy the ripping launch video (below) and a chat with the designer and Pros who helped make it happen.
Eager to get your hands on one? They are available now at $425 a pop. Visit www.foxhead.com for more details.
Photos by Brandon Turman, Markus Paulsen and Gordon Dooley // Video by Root One Productions
Eager to get your hands on one? They are available now at $425 a pop. Visit www.foxhead.com for more details.
Photos by Brandon Turman, Markus Paulsen and Gordon Dooley // Video by Root One Productions
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manhartt 1/13/2013 8:11 PM
i think i'm buying this... Smith & Hart looks so fast in Fox lid
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Way to crush that hip T-MAc!
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veach 1/11/2013 9:51 AM
Stoked on this. I was going to start using my moto helmet this year, but it looks like even Josh is convinced this thing is safe. Nice work fox!
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Five7teen 1/11/2013 7:22 AM
Fox killed it with the new design of the Rampage Pro! Ill definitely be snagging one this year for sure!
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judgerider68 1/10/2013 3:25 PM
BEAUTIFUL.....needed to get a new carbon lid for this season, wasnt sure what to get UNTIL NOW.. (Ive been a longtime giro carbon remedy user, and want to try something different..i have NOTHING against the giros AT ALL, they have saved my life TWICE... ) how does the fox compare to the troy lees ????? i know people that have the d3 lid wouldnt even consider anything else !!!!!!!!!! ANYONE ???????
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iceman2058 1/10/2013 2:32 PM
That hip jump in the launch vid is straight up Vanderham-esque.
Oh and pretty sweet lid too...
Oh and pretty sweet lid too...


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South Carolina incoming freshman guard Shamiek Sheppard has suffered an ACL tear in his right knee and is expected to miss the 2014-15 season, head basketball coach Frank Martin announced Tuesday.
Sheppard will undergo surgery for the torn ligament this week in Columbia.
"We feel awful for Shamiek with his injury," Martin said. "He has worked so hard to put himself in position to play at South Carolina. We look forward to supporting him through his surgery and rehab this season."
Sheppard, 6-6, is a Brooklyn native who played at Fishburne Military School in Virginia. He averaged 14 points and eight rebounds as a senior.
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The Ballston Spa football team flew under the radar for six weeks.
Now with one eye-popping performance against Colonie, the Scotties are the team to beat for the Section II, Class AA title.
Ballston Spa rushed for more than 300 yards and shut down Colonie's offense in a 31-14 victory last Friday.
I'm just so proud of the whole group, said Ballston Spa coach John Bowen. "We've got 28 kids with unbelievable pride in what they do."
"They came up with the plays when they needed them " we didn't," said Colonie coach Mike Ambrosio.
The victory not only gave Ballston Spa (3-1 division, 6-1 overall) the Division I title in a tiebreaker over Colonie, but also the No. 1 seed for Sectionals. Colonie (3-1, 5-2), which led Division I throughout the first six weeks, dropped to the No. 6 seed.
"We didn't want to leave things in other teams' hands. I told the kids we had to control what we could control," said Bowen.
The Scotties controlled Colonie's offense for most of the game. They limited leading running back Heath Furbeck to 19 yards on nine carries and didn't allow quarterback Tom Duff to complete a deep pass.
Meanwhile, Colonie's defense had a hard time stopping Ballston Spa's option running game. Though no Scottie gained more than 100 yards, three players " led by quarterback Dom Monaco " had more than 50 rushing yards.
"Our defense is getting a lot of accolades for allowing the fewest points (in the league) but I'll tell you, our defense is driven by what our offense can do," said Bowen.
The one breakdown Ballston Spa had came on the first play of the game. Furbeck caught the opening kickoff at his own 1-yard line and raced all the way for a touchdown that put Colonie ahead 7-0.
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Stephensophia, the yearbook of Stephens College, chronicles the rich history of a women's institution in mid-Missouri. This collection contains the digital images of the Stephensophia beginning in 1900 and continuing until 1940. Through the use of photographs and essays, the yearbooks tell the story of Stephens College as it has evolved to meet the changing needs of women through the decades. The Stephensophia provides a glimpse into women's lives beyond the college, describing such monumental events as women gaining the right to vote and the shift in women's roles during World War I.
Founded in 1833, Stephens College is the second-oldest women's college in the country and the first institution of higher education in Columbia, Mo. It began as the Columbia Female Academy, changed to the Columbia Baptist Female College in 1856, and finally became Stephens College in 1870 in honor of an endowment from James L. Stephens. The first students studied voice, English grammar and moral philosophy in a church building. As the college grew and developed a prestigious national reputation, a focus on research encouraged the development of a cutting-edge curriculum. By the 1940s, aviation was added as World War II raged on and in the 1970s a women's studies program was added. Today Stephens offers graduate programs in business and education as well as an array of innovative and experiential programs at the undergraduate level.
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The short answer to the question of whether multiple sclerosis can be prevented is no. However, there has been recent research into genetic factors as well as environmental issues that may play a role in the onset of MS. There is a possibility that as research evidence becomes stronger, there might be future strategies to prevent the onset of the disease.
The possible link between limited sun exposure versus vitamin D deficiency and multiple sclerosis (MS) originated with the findings of geographic patterns in MS prevalence. There have been reports that there is a higher MS prevalence with increasing latitude and this assumption has been supported by epidemiological studies around the world. It is believed that there is an interplay among diverse multiple environmental factors including viral infections, hygiene, sunlight-UV exposure, smoking and nutrition along with possible genetic characteristics that MAY increase potential risk factors for MS.
Although research interest in the relationship between Vitamin D and MS has continued to increase, many key questions remain still unanswered. The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recently issued guidance on Vitamin D and calcium intake for the general population and bone health, but no specific recommendations were provided for disease specific subgroups (i.e. autoimmune diseases and specifically MS) based on the consideration of insufficient and controversial data available so far.


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It is generally expected that when things don't go according to plan, that people look to point the finger at someone else. This is especially prevalent in sports, and even more so in Montreal when it comes to the Canadiens. If the Habs so much as lose 2-3 games in a row, fans will start calling for people to be fired and players to be traded.
The most recent scapegoats have been General Manager Pierre Gauthier and the now former Head Coach Jacques Martin. Erik Cole was ripped on earlier this season, Scott Gomez has been repeatedly thrown under the bus and team captain Brian Gionta has been called out as well by fans.
Oddly enough, there is one player who seems to never get criticized, and that's Mike Cammalleri. Case in point; the left winger who comes with a $6 million cap hit has scored 6 goals all season. Over the past 11 games, he has scored only 1 goal and has recorded less than 3 shots in 8 of those games. So not only is he not scoring, he is not even getting many chances. The bigger part of the problem is that when he is not producing offensively, he doesn't do much.
So why doesn't Cammalleri get called out? My best guess is that because he has been great in the past 2 playoffs, people use that as an excuse for him, in the sense that they'll say things like "no need to worry about Cammy, he always picks it up when it counts." It's the same sort of thing with Hal Gill; its clear that he struggles in the regular season but fans in Montreal are now content with him merely because he takes his game to another level in the postseason.
My issue with that excuse, specifically regarding Cammalleri's struggles, is that this team may not even make the playoffs. Having said that, Cammalleri needs to elevate his play NOW before it's too late. The goals will come if he pushed himself a bit more by getting to loose pucks first, winning battles along the boards and going to higher traffic areas as opposed to settling for shots from the perimeter. Mike Cammalleri does care and he does want to win. But there is a difference between "wanting to win" and being prepared to do whatever it takes to win. Can anyone justifiably say that they are seeing the latter out of him; because I certainly can't.
Randy Cunneyworth is said to be a coach that holds his players accountable in order to get results, so lets hope that he starts with #13.
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Our Founder's went to the 22nd Annual Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting this past weekend. This summit is the premier water industry judging competition. In case you didn't know it, Berkley Springs was the first spring discovered in America. Our first President George Washington even had a bath house there. The Berkeley Springs International Water Tasting started in 1990 and after a few laughs it has become the standard of excellence. This year was the 22nd annual water tasting summit in Berkeley Springs, WV.
MyCause Water was nominated for the 2012 People's Choice Packaging and Design category. The competition was fierce, with entries from all over the world including New Zealand, China, Bosnia and Canada. Michael and Mr. Fitzgerald anxiously awaited all weekend to watch the announcement of the winners live. It wasn't until late in the evening on Saturday night, that the winners were announced. The anticipation was almost unbearable, but worth every second. They announced the top five winners, holding the audience onto every gasp. Then the moment of triumph came when they announced the winner of the Packaging and Design category….MyCause Water! Over joyed Michael jumped out of his seat in amazement. They were ecstatic and shocked when we were announced as number one, and winner of the Gold! The MyCause Water team are so proud to bringing home a second Gold Award for the product and we appreciate everyone for their support and love of MyCause Water! There has been a tremendous amount of help from many people to make this possible. From the entire MyCause Water team we would like to send a special thanks T-Bomb, Jasper, Victor, Mr. Burleson, Mr. Carter, and Mr. Desenberg for their help and of course a special thank you to our customers for helping make this product develop from an idea into a reality.
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If you have a carton of leftover cream in your fridge and are wondering what to do with it, you are in luck. Tender cream biscuits, the creamiest scrambled eggs, strawberry panna cotta and salted coffee caramel sauce are just a few of ways you can solve the "problem" of leftover cream.
Whether you have a container labeled heavy cream, whipping cream, or simply cream, you can use any of the recipes below, unless otherwise noted. Here is a little more on the differences between different types of cream:
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