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i believe gnutella, and limewire is gnutella i think bearshare is too, is 6346
napster is 6669 i think?
and the other i don't know about.
I work for University and of couse we follow strict policies when it comes to copy write violations namely sharing pirated software on P2P file sharing software. I've had trouble with some users putting Kazaa, bearshare and limewire on computers on my network. Does anyone know if Kazaa,bearshare,napster,limewire and others use a common port to talk to each other? I'd like to block this at the router.
I welcome any experience or suggestions in the matter.
i believe gnutella, and limewire is gnutella i think bearshare is too, is 6346
napster is 6669 i think?
and the other i don't know about.
AFAIK if you goto the gnutella client homepages, they have the port lists that gnutella clients use. I would suppose going to a Napster clients' homepage that could be resolved (although Napster is pretty safe these days -- no more copyright infringment is allowed for free). I dont know of any clients that can dynamically change ports for situations like this (other than on direct user to user transfers). They still need to connect to the network, so blocking the main port should suffice.
if not blocking the main port will at least drasitcally reduce the traffic caused by these. i read an article on /. about how much bandwidth P2P sucks up, not just with file transfers but with all the other crap that comes with them.
make sure you try to block imesh too. i use that and they have a pretty big fanbase too.
from a general look at my ports and connections when running kazaa, i think the port is 1214. when i block that port it appeared to do nothing to kazaa's abilities
try this out for size, maybe it will assist a bit. There is a process in which a server handshakes a client to create a converstation -- block that. I know its a breeze in OpenBSD with pf. I have ZERO experience in Linux firewall solutions, and most Winderz firewalls have some sort of pulldown or check box to accomplish this.
Just thought of this, this may help.
cant you block them from downloading mp3's and mpegs rather than blocking the port?
i read somewhere( i dont remember where but if find the link i'll post it ) something about kazaa or gnutells or one of theose file sharing programs no using only 1 port but a buch of ports just incase their nornal port is blocked.
If you use the firewall to block mp3 or any kind of media file i think that would be easier.
just my .02 cents
how do you block MP3 transfers on a router?
that will be rough.
since it is just a file, the router will have no idea what it is. The best thing I can say is to use a proxy, and block certain file types.
You can either block the known ports at the router OR, you can block ALL ports and open the ones that you need.
And yes, Kazaa is 1214
even if you decided to block just mp3, i don't think that would exactly work, as it depends entirely on the protocol as to how the file is requested, and you'd prolly need to have special software to be able to detect when a gnutella client is asking for an mp3. also, there are legitimate reasons to download mp3's. i run the website for a youth symphony, and we put up mp3's of the concerts so parents can dl them and oooooh and aaaahh.
also, it's more than just the file transfers that kill bandwidth when dealing with P2P. i read about an interesting article on slashdot, and it is very relevant to this topic and worth a read.
that's about all i have to say for now.
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POTSDAM Former Potsdam Town Court clerk Mary Jo Guyette was arraigned on two felony counts Tuesday, accused of embezzling $117,120 since 2009.
Ms. Guyette was led into court in handcuffs just after noon at Pierrepont Town Court, where she pleaded not guilty to grand larceny and falsifying business records.
She has been the subject of an investigation by state police and the state Comptrollers Office since June, and is accused of altering court financial documents to hide the thefts. She was fired in September.
According to state police Senior Investigator Timothy J. Peets, the investigation uncovered evidence that Ms. Guyette had allegedly been taking money from the court since 2009.
According to a statement from Town Justice Samuel R. Charleson included in the arraignment documents, Ms. Guyette first was suspected of wrongdoing when assistant court clerk Sherri Stone noticed discrepancies in the courts financial records. Fees that were supposed to have been paid to the court had been erased, and the case files corresponding to those fees were missing.
Mr. Charleson decided to keep track of a specific $150 fine that was paid to the court June 7, according to his statement. He confronted Ms. Guyette about the discrepancies in the record June 10. She claimed she was fixing mistakes made by Ms. Stone.
Mr. Charleson suspended Ms. Guyette with pay, and checked on the $150 he had made note of previously. The money was missing from the safe, and the record of the transaction had been erased with Wite-Out.
I am dismayed by the flagrant manner in which this local official abused her position, state Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli said in a statement. Town officials deserve credit for bringing their concerns about the justice courts finances to my office. My auditors and investigators did a tremendous job uncovering the extent of this theft, and District Attorney Rain and the New York State Police took every step to ensure this individual was held accountable.
Pierrepont Town Justice Robert G. Camp heard the charges and released Ms. Guyette under probation supervision until her next hearing, which is scheduled for 10 a.m. April 21. Her attorney, Edward F. Narrow, tried to argue that she should be released on her own recognizance instead of having to report to a probation officer.
Ive known Mary Jo for a long time. Shes lived in St. Lawrence County forever and a day, he said.
He argued that Ms. Guyette has made no attempt to flee in the months since the investigation against her began.
In the severity of the case, Im going to hold it to RUS, or released under supervision, Judge Camp said.
Town officials have remained tight-lipped during the investigation. Ms. Guyettes suspension and subsequent termination were not done publicly.
The town has a small theft insurance policy, but it is only enough to recoup about $12,000 of the missing money, said town Supervisor Marie C. Regan.
In addition, The Hartford insurance company has threatened to drop the towns policy by the end of the week unless the town provides a specific list of precautions it will take to prevent an incident like this from happening again. This list will be provided, Ms. Regan said. The most important step is the hiring of a new part-time clerk who will help double-check the finances. The town did not have an assistant clerk for much of the time when money was allegedly being stolen.
The board approved the hiring of Lori A. Hayes Tuesday. Ms. Hayes served as the town court clerk until 2005. She will return to work 14 hours a week and make $14.95. The board also discussed possibly increasing the size of the towns theft insurance policy, although no action was taken.
Over half of the missing court fees were supposed to be paid to the state.
The town court is audited annually by an outdoor firm, which never uncovered any evidence of wrongdoing. Because of these precautions, the state will not require the town to repay what is owed, according to Ms. Regan.
Investigators found Ms. Guyette had manipulated the records before they were seen by the auditors, making it appear as if everything was above-board, Ms. Regan said.
I have been told this is one of the most complicated cases theyve ever seen, she said.
I cant tell you how this transpired, but it was a very sophisticated, brilliant case.
Ms. Guyettes arraignment originally was scheduled for today in Canton Town Court, but Mr. Narrow requested it be held Tuesday instead.
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LAKE SUCCESS, N.Y., January 30, 2012 – Canon U.S.A., a leader in digital imaging solutions, unveiled the imageFORMULA ScanFront 300/300P CAC/PIV, the latest additions to its award-winning lineup of network scanners that combine Common Access Card (CAC) and Personal Identification Verification (PIV) card support with networked document scanner functionality. The ScanFront 300/300P CAC/PIV network scanners are secure, full-featured and compact devices designed to improve the security of information being shared across federal government networks, while maintaining information quality, increasing manageability and lowering costs.
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The metropolitan city of Munich is the third largest in Germany, and the second most popular tourist destination in the country after Berlin. Known for its fascinating architecture and rich culture, Munich may surprise you with its hi-tech industry and trendy shopping boutiques. You will find all of this and more when you book tickets to Munich for your next vacation.
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- Relax and socialize with the locals at one of the city's many 'biergartens' (beer gardens) for an authentic taste of German culture
- Admire and be inspired by the works of Picasso, Warhol, and other famous 20th-century artists at the Pinakothek der Moderne
- See luxury vehicles and motorcycles from BMW and Rolls-Royce at BMW Welt which features hundreds of automobile exhibits
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Make the most of your flights to Munich by visiting some of the sights the city has to offer. Take a day to wander the Englischer Garten, a beautiful ornate garden surrounding a lake. Peer into hints of other cultures within the garden at the Chinese Tower, a Japanese teahouse, and a small Greek-inspired temple.
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Munich is a city that takes pride in its heritage and traditions. Experience a taste of old Bavaria at the Volkstheater, featuring local folk plays and performances. If you want to tour the city but don't like to walk, try booking a Segway tour.
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Utah's per student spending during the last completed school year climbed 6.1 percent from 1999-2000.
The 2000-2001 increase continues the multi-year trend of per student spending exceeding inflation in Utah. Teacher compensation, including benefits, rose 6.4 percent statewide.
In Carbon County, an average of 3,831 students attended classes in the local public school system during 2000-2001, according to the latest analysis conducted by the Utah Taxpayers Association.
Carbon's instructional spending per average daily attendance registered at $4,693 or 69 percent of the district's total $6,807 maintenance and operational costs.
The local school district's non-kindergarten to 12th grade expenditures registered at $337, facility construction expenses at $494, food service at $403 and debt service at $141 per average daily attendance.
Carbon district's expenditures totaled $7,778 per average daily attendance during school year 2000-2001. Average teacher salary registered at $35,755, with $15,025 in benefits. Principals received an average salary of $41,649 and the student/teacher ratio was 16.73.
The 2000-2001 property tax rate in Carbon was fixed at .6110, with assessed valuation per average daily attendance registering at $343,986.
The taxpayers association annually analyzes and reports expenditures for Utah's 40 school districts to organization members, educators and the community.
The association uses data from the Utah Office of Education summary of statistical and financial data included in the state agency's annual report.
The taxpayers association calculates district spending on the number of students in average daily attendance.
According to the latest analysis, student enrollment decreased 0.2 percent in 2000-01. The drop could be the last decrease in student enrollment for the next 20 years or more as children from the baby boom echo begins to enter Utah's public school system, projected the analysis.
In fact, the current year's enrollment growth was 100 percent higher than the original projections.
Current projections indicate that Utah's school age population will increase approximately 2 percent annually for the foreseeable future.
Total spending per student increased 6.1 percent, climbing from $5,433 to $5,762.
The percentage of maintenance and operation costs earmarked for instructional expenses continued to decrease.
In 1997-98, 70.6 percent of all maintenance and operation costs were allocated for instructional purposes. The percentage has decreased three years in a row.
In 2000-01, the instructional expense allocation decreased to 69.2 percent of maintenance and operation costs.
Spending per student increased in nearly all major categories from 1999-2000 to 2000-2001.
Total maintenance and operations spending, the most commonly cited measure of public education spending, increased 7.2 percent from $4,479 to $4,803.
Maintenance and operation costs are usually subdivided into instruction and supporting services.
Instructional expense increased 6.2 percent to $3,323, while supporting services increased 9.6 percent to $1,480. Non kindergarten to 12 grade expenditures per student remained unchanged at $144.
Capital outlay increased 1 percent to $815 per student. Food service costs per climbed 3.5 percent to $269.
In the supporting services category, facility maintenance costs jumped 13.2 percent. Pupil/teacher ratio declined slightly from 20.51 in 1999-2000 to 20.32 in 2000-2001.
Average teacher salaries climbed 4.3 percent, while average benefits increased 12.2 percent. Average principal salaries increased 4 percent at districts located across the state.
Per student spending varied significantly, indicated the taxpayers association analysis.
Many of the variations may be attributed to differences between districts, including declining or rising enrollment, urban or rural population, high or low property tax valuation per student and district management as well as local voter preferences.
The five school districts with the lowest spending per student were located along the Wasatch Front.
The larger school districts also tended to have larger class sizes.
Key observations outlined in the association's analysis include:
Granite and Wayne districts had no debt service costs. Park City at $671 per student and Beaver at $650 had the highest debt service costs.
Alpine School District had the highest percentage of the public school system's personnel as teachers at 69 percent.
Granite was a distant second at 60 percent and the state average was 54 percent.
Daggett reported the lowest teacher percentile at 42 percent.
Statewide, 69 percent of all public school maintenance and operation costs were spent for instructional purposes.
Logan district was highest at 77 percent, trailed by Provo at 74 percent, Nebo at 72 percent, South Sanpete at 72 percent and Alpine at 71 percent.
Ogden at 63 percent, Beaver and Tintic at 61 percent, San Juan at 59 percent and Daggett at 56 percent posted the lowest percentages of district maintenance and operation costs dedicated for instructional purposes.
School district property tax rates fluctuated considerably.
Tooele's rate at .9290 was 40 percent higher than the statewide average of .6640.
Five other school districts - Tintic, Jordan, San Juan, South Sanpete and Juab - had property tax rates 20 percent higher than the state average.
Five districts, including Carbon County, had property tax rates 20 percent lower than the statewide average.
The five smallest districts had the five highest per student administrative and business costs.
But the largest districts did not necessarily have the lowest per student administrative costs.
Jordan, Utah's largest district, had the state's 11th lowest per student administrative costs. Granite, the second largest, had the eighth lowest per student administrative costs.
Logan, the 17th largest district, had the lowest per student administrative costs. Cache, the ninth largest, had the second lowest per student administrative costs.
Average assessed property valuation per student varied dramatically.
Park City's valuation, the highest inUtah, was 5.5 times higher than the state average. Tintic, with the lowest assessed valuation, registered at 58 percent less than the state average.
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During Price's regularly scheduled Feb. 14 council meeting, officials approved a contract for the city's purchase of five megawatts of electricity from Intermountain Power Project's unit three.
IPP expects the 900 megawatt unit in Delta to be ready to go online in 2012.
In 2005, IPP gained the air quality permit and unit three was added as a new stand alone project for Utah Associated Municipal Power Systems (UAMPS).
IPP unit three promises to be the coal fired generating facility of the future, indicated UAMPS.
According to the association's Website, the facility will be equipped with the best air pollution technology available.
"This decision is one that will prove to be progressive in its impact to our city," pointed out Price community director Nick Tatton at last Wednesday's council meeting.
"It will insure comparable power costs in our city for the foreseeable future," added Tatton.
Price is a member of UAMPS, which is an association for local towns that broker electrical power.
The city currently owns one megawatt of power that is produced through IPP.
IPP is operated by the Intermountain Power Agency.
Intermountain Power Agency is a political subdivision of Utah organized in 1977 by 23 municipalities in the state.
IPA's power project includes a two-unit, coal-fired steam electric generating station with a net capacity of 1,800 megawatts located in Delta.
UAMPS acts as a scheduling agent for the association members who have called back capacity and energy from the project pursuant to the excess power sales agreement in the past.
UAMPS has contracted to be one-half owner of the IPP unit three project.
As a member of the association, Price's portion of that half is 1.111 percent, equaling five megawatts. Because Price has committed to buy this power they are also responsible for 1.111 percent of the one-half construction costs associated with the new unit. According to Tatton in round figures that will total somewhere around a $10 million obligation to be included in the cost of power when the plant begins commercial operation.
Such a large potential commitment of funds caused some distention among the Price city council. The motion approved the contract, confirmed Nick Tatton as the UAMPS representative as well as approved the certificate of participation and electric systems bond information. City officials passed the motion by a narrow margin three to two.
Dissenting in the vote were Price city councilmembers Rick Davis and Jeff Nielson. Nielson stated that he felt he did not have enough time to review the information concerning the agreement to vote for a contract of this size. And councilmember Rick Davis cited the large potential financial obligation as his reason for a vote of nay.
According to Tatton the city had two payment options available concerning their portion of the debt. The first would have been to bond for the whole of the obligation. The option Price city decided upon will allow them to pay for the power as it is produced and ultimately used.
"Right now this means that we have no immediate out of pocket expense," said the Price city community director.
Tatton sees the council's decision as one that will have far reaching economic benefits for Castle Country as a whole.
"IPP unit three will potentially use over three million tons of coal per year, and that coal could come predominantly from Castle Country, continuing to support the base industries in our area. Many jobs can be sustained and created in our community because of this project," continued Tatton.
Tatton also went on to state that with the city of Price using between 17 and 18 megawatts of power during peak load the city will have no problem using the purchased power.
"This decision will keep the people of Price paying nearly the same prices they are paying now for power in the future on that five megawatts of power, it is a decision made for the people of Price," concluded Tatton.


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WHERE IS THE FRANCHISE-TURNING TALENT?We interrupt the Gordon firing for a reality check
7:15 pm: There's one significant long-term problem with the Islanders' rebuilding program, and I believe the organization – deep down – knows it, too. A lot of it has to do with luck and timing. But yes, one of these days the Islanders have to start running the franchise like a professional outfit – not a mom-and-pop store where a few good friends make decisions and tell themselves they can't wait to prove everybody wrong…one of these years!
The issue was not Scott Gordon. Everyone, even Garth Snow, has to know that. So much for that brothers-in-arms GM/coach relationship he wanted.
The Islanders went with this idea four years ago, led by Snow and Charles Wang, that they would buy time by making everything about Mike Milbury's trades of a decade ago, and mid-first round drafts picks ranging from catastrophic (Robert Nilsson) to shrug (Sean Bergenheim). So Snow got Kyle Okposo from the Neil Smith draft and started compiling top-five picks as he watched his Islanders go from 26th to 30th, back to 26th and currently tied for last in the NHL.
Make no mistake: the rebuild had plenty of merit, as did Snow posing as the anti-Milbury. But it's one thing for the Islanders to be not close to good yet. This is a hard job and it takes time. Right now – whether the current club lost ten games in a row or not – it's tough to see how this is going to end in winning a Stanley Cup or contending for years to come.
Thanks to the miserable season of 2008-09, the Islanders wrapped up the gift of John Tavares, as selected by Snow and Wang. Tavares will eventually score 40 goals in a season.
But look at Chicago – Kane and Toews.
Look at Washington – Ovechkin and Backstrom.
Pittsburgh has Crosby and Malkin.
LA has Doughty and Kopitar.
Those, of course, are just the top two with their teams. All these players are young and either have been or will be locked up long-term. They'll still be with their teams when the Islanders have all their kids on the big club.
The Islanders have Tavares, who may not reach the level of any of the players I mentioned, and a bunch of good, but not top-tier players like Okposo and Josh Bailey and Calvin de Haan and Nino Niederreiter. They are not franchise players. Either through mistakes or bad timing, they don't have two or three kids yet who make you think, Wow, they're going to be great for a long time.
Perhaps if they finish in the bottom-five for a fourth straight season, the Islanders will be in a better position to reach that built-to-last-contender goal they've been selling. Or at least make the playoffs. Today, they merely used a coaching change to change the subject from the bigger picture – how the Islanders are rebuilding, and how the Islanders are run.
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Although he missed "strengthen" on his spelling test today, this boy had a great week at school. So good, in fact, that he earned the title Student of the Week for next week. It involves sitting alone at a special desk. Yay Jerry!
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I must say, not many guys have really jumped out at me. I've seen some on TV/Video, and a few in person. I'm certainly not a scout, so I don't know who to critically analyze a hitter's swing (load, tilt, etc...) or a pitcher's delivery....
Everyone raves about the superstar potential of Buxton, so he'd be my first choice. But most draft pundits think he won't make it past 3, either going 1 overall to the Astros, or 3 to the Mariners.
Some guys rave about Carlos Correa. But I think there are some question marks here. First, will he stick at short. 6'3 190 lbs at his young age, I suspect he moves to 3rd. Has he faced a reasonable level of competition? I don't know the first thing about Puerto Rican level baseball. He hits with a really wide stance too- somewhat unusual.
That brings us to the "3 arms". Gaussman, Zimmer, Appel. Each has a potent arsenal and can bring mid-upper 90's heat. But here's the question- if they are so good, why have they not dominated the college circuit. They each have one stellar outing, followed by a couple of mediocre ones. It's quite puzzling. They are all inconsistent. I think I like Gaussman the best because he's youngest and has dominated at times. Appel gets hit way too hard for someone who has such good stuff. Zimmer has a live arm and hasn't been pitching long. But he's faced mediocre competition and has worn down as his season has gone on.
Finally, the wildcard- Lucas Giolito. He may not be healthy to pitch again before the draft and is a total crapshoot. Tremendous ceiling. Health concerns.
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Watauga High School and Hardin Park School are sponsoring a road race on May 21.
The Rock, Roll, and Stroll Road Race, starts and finishes at the high school. Registration begins Saturday morning, May 21 at 8:45am. The race is fundraiser for Hardin Park School. They're hopeing to raise enough money to build a walking trail.
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Shorebirdfan wrote:According to the game log on MILB.com, Bumbry was in fact ejected from the game (and that was actually his 3rd K of the night). I will say that in my years of attending minor league baseball, this season I've seen the worst umpiring ever, and its not even close. Ryan Minor was also ejected tonight at Delmarva for arguing a call.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Phillip Danault
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 2/24/93
Team: Victoriaville,
2009-2010 stats: 10g, 18a, 61gp, 54PIM, +19
2010-2011 stats: 23g, 44a, 64gp, 59PIM, +17
2010-2011 playoffs: 5g, 10a, 9gp, 6PIM
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 31
CSS: 27 Midterm Rank: 23
TSN: 39 Midterm Rank: 47
TSN (Craig Button): 16
The Scouting Report: 48 Midterm Rank: 56
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 46
Corey Pronman: 28
Highlight Reel >
What They're Saying:
THN – "Some scouts have compared Phillip Danault to 2010
third-rounder Michael Bournival, a fellow QMJHL player who was a late Canadian
cut for the WJC. Neither projects to be
a top scorer, but they are lauded for their work ethic and character. 'Danault might have a little more skill than
Bournival,' a scout said, 'but they're the same type of player. He plays hard both ways, but he also has
enough skill that you notice him.' Danault and top prospect Sean Couturier tied for second in the QMJHL
with eight shorthanded points, which is a testament to his ability to excel at
both ends of the ice. A member of Canada's
gold-medal team at the Ivan Hlinka tournament, Danault plays an inspired game,
but has to get stronger if he wants that style to translate to the NHL
level. 'He's a hard-working two-way
player,' another scout said. 'He's very
competitive, but he's probably not going to be a big scorer at the next
The Scouting Report – "Danault has quietly become a player
that has enamored TSR with his hard work and consistency throughout the course
of the season with Victoriaville.
Danault comes to play every shift and you will often find the puck near him as
he seems to always be involved in the play. He played with some talented
players in the regular season which may have inflated his numbers a bit, but
Danault rested some of those concerns with some pretty solid play during the
post-season. He seems to be a player that just does a lot of things well and
certainly is worthy of being slotted in this range."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch –"Le Petit Tigre- that was former
NHL coach Michel Bergeron's nickname but it works for Danault, whose
father is the team's PA announcer. Danault grew up around the team and has been
a key player and captain. He's a small guy whose feet never stop moving and he
never quits on the play. He's a good defensive center with an active stick who
is tenacious on the forecheck and brings a lot of energy, hustle and character
to the mix. He's not a high-end skill guy, but makes up for it with his effort.
His size is what is keeping him from going higher, but we imagine that NHL
teams will love his immeasurables more than what he brings to the table
offensively. A classic more than the sum of his parts player, and with Danault
we keep going back to the old scouting adage that says if a kid wants to be in
the NHL badly enough, he'll probably get there."
Corey Pronman - "My first time viewing Phillip Danault this season was during
the Subway Super Series game where he had to leave to the dressing room because
he got injured bursting towards the net and running into it with force. This
describes Danault's game in a nutshell. He's an above-average skater with a
good first few steps and a top speed that will make pro defenders respect him.
Danault has solid vision and while I don't think his puck skills grade as
above-average, he does make notable quick moves with the puck and is able to
move the dish at a decent level. Danault got his goals this season by going to
the net, and while he's exhibited a modest finishing ability, it's nothing
really notable. His best asset is his intangibles as he's an absolute horse
skating up and down the ice and whenever the puck enters an area that requires
physical play he's getting his nose dirty. The physical game from an output
standpoint though still has a ways to go, as his frame really lacks muscle and
the tool is fringe at best. Danault has been used a lot on the penalty kill due
to his work ethic and his notable hockey sense and defensive awareness."
Hockey's Future – "Always consistent game in and game out
during the regular season and was outstanding during the playoff for the
Tigers. Danault plays a very active game - he is always involved in the play,
and he won't go many shifts without catching your eye in some positive manner.
Impressed ISS scouts by taking on a leadership role with the young talented
squad! His growth and maturity as a hockey player have certainly been
impressive this season."
NHL.com – "The outward exuberance exhibited by Victoriaville
Tigres center Phillip Danault is ridiculously infectious. There's something downright genuine about
Danault, who also happens to be from the city of Victoriaville. Maybe it's his broken English,
or his perpetual smile. Whatever it is,
once Danault begins describing his game and how incredibly fortunate he is to
be captain of the Tigres of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, nothing else
really matters. On the ice, he's known
for possessing a tremendous drive, great playmaking ability and intelligence.
It's a combination too good to ignore and likely won't be when the 2011 NHL
Entry Draft is held June 24-25 in St.
Paul, Minn. 'Personally, I think he's a late first-round
guy, maybe top of the second round, but we'll see,' NHL Central Scouting's
Chris Bordeleau told NHL.com."
THN.com – "Already lauded for his work ethic and skill,
Danault now has a trophy to back it up: The Victoriaville winger was recently given the
Guy Carbonneau Trophy as the QMJHL's best defensive forward. On top of that,
his Tigres have a commanding 3-0 lead over Acadie-Bathurst in the playoffs."
ESPN.com – "I had heard a
lot of good things about Danault even if he was trending down on Central
Scouting's rankings (midterm list No. 23 among North American skaters, No. 27
on the final list). Based on my conversations with scouts, they would have kept
him at the higher ranking and maybe given him a bit of a bounce up. As I've
noted before, an assessment of Danault is a challenge for scouts because he has
been a lead player on a very weak team -- he would have been in the middle of a
lot of dog games. But when I've spoken to scouts, those who have seen him the
most like him the most -- and scouting directors have adjusted travel plans to
scope him out, based on their Q-league scouts' recommendations. That's to say,
he seems like a bit more of a priority than a No. 27. The dope from one Quebec-based scout who has
seen him 10 times over the course of the season: 'He's a pretty slight kid and
you wonder how much he's going to grow. If he's 170 [pounds] now, you'd imagine
that he'll get to 185 pretty easily, but not much more than that. If he were a
little bigger, then you could see him breaking in as a third- or fourth-liner,
but that's not what he has physically and it's really not his game either. He's a skilled kid who has great hockey
sense. He's more of a playmaker than a finisher but that's okay. He can go back
and forth between [left] wing and center. I like him more as a center but that
just shows how he has a good feel for the game. And he has great wheels. He is
just a great-looking skater, like they try to teach kids. He should be able to
play on skating alone but there's a lot more there. He made the best of a bad
situation in Victo'. What would he look
like if he was in Saint John?
He'd be higher up the list for sure. I know Central has Zach
Phillips above Danault on their list but I like Danault over him.'"
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – 23
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – 28
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – N/A
Deven Persaud, NHL.com – N/A
TSN.ca – N/A
Gary Joyce, ESPN – 26
Mark Seidel, CBC – N/A
Hockey's Future - N/A
The Hockey News - N/A
Thoughts: Danault has all the intangibles NHL teams drool
over, but his actual skill level may not match some the similarly ranked
players in this year's draft. By all
accounts his work ethic and character will drive him to the NHL, but he may top
out as a role-playing forward rather than an offensive dynamo. That's certainly not a bad thing, especially
if Danault drops to the second round, but the Rangers have many players very
similar to him.
The Rangers haven't taken a QMJHL player under Glen Sather
and not at all since 1977. Considering
the concerns about Danault's size, he doesn't seem like a likely choice for New York, especially in
the first round.
Season Review:
Breaking Down The Defense >
Breaking Down The Goalies >
Breaking Down The Offense >
Breaking Down The Prospects >
How Three Free Agent Signings In 2007 Have Shaped The Eastern Conference >
Spotlight On Glen Sather >
Spotlight On John Tortorella >
Player Reviews:
Spotlight On Mats Zuccarello >
Spotlight On Brian Boyle >
Spotlight On Matt Gilroy >
Spotlight On Ruslan Fedotenko >
Spotlight On Brandon Prust >
Spotlight On Bryan McCabe >
Spotlight On Alex Frolov >
Spotlight On Michael Del Zotto >
Spotlight On Martin Biron >
Spotlight On Brandon Dubinsky >
Spotlight On Marc Staal >
Spotlight On Steve Eminger >
Spotlight On Henrik Lundqvist >
Spotlight On Wojtek Wolski >
Spotlight On Sean Avery >
Spotlight On Dan Girardi >
Spotlight On Erik Christensen >
Spotlight On Ryan McDonagh >
Spotlight On Vinny Prospal >
Spotlight On Derek Stepan >
Possible First Round Pick:
Zack Phillips >
Sven Bartschi >
Mark Scheifele >
Mika Zibanejad >
Mark McNeill >
Brandon Saad >
Joel Armia >
Nicklas Jensen >
Alexander Khokhlachev >
Tyler Biggs >
Matt Puempel >
Rickard Rakell >
Mario Lucia >
Tomas Jurco >
Dmitri Jaskin >
Phillip Danault >


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Mark Kanavos, plant manager of Braidwood Generating Station, has been promoted to site vice president. Kanavos accepts this role replacing Dan Enright, who was recently promoted to senior vice president of Midwest operations at Exelon Generation.
Kanavos, a Braidwood resident, has more than 30 years of nuclear power experience and has been with Exelon Generation for 7 years.
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Frankfort resident Marri Marchionda has been promoted to Braidwood Station plant manager. Marchionda will be responsible for the day-to-day operations of the plant, which include the operations, maintenance, work control, chemistry/environmental and radiation protection departments.
Marchionda joined the company in 1987. Before being named plant manager, Marchionda was the operations director at the station. Marchionda has held several leadership positions in operations, radiation protection and regulatory assurance.
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12 U.S. Code § 1423 - Federal Home Loan Bank districts; number and boundaries; establishment of Federal Home Loan Banks; names
(a) In general
As soon as practicable the Director shall divide the continental United States, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, Guam, and the Territories of Alaska and Hawaii into not less than eight nor more than twelve districts. Such districts shall be apportioned with due regard to the convenience and customary course of business of the institutions eligible to and likely to subscribe for stock of a Federal Home Loan Bank to be formed under this chapter, but no such district shall contain a fractional part of any State. The districts thus created may be readjusted and new districts may from time to time be created by the Director, not to exceed twelve in all. Such districts shall be known as Federal Home Loan Bank districts and may be designated by number. As soon as practicable the Director shall establish, in each district, a Federal Home Loan Bank at such city as may be designated by the Director. Its title shall include the name of the city at which it is established.
(b) Authority to reduce districts
Notwithstanding subsection (a), the number of districts may be reduced to a number less than 8—
(1) pursuant to a voluntary merger between Banks, as approved pursuant to section 1446 (b) of this title; or
(2) pursuant to a decision by the Director to liquidate a Bank pursuant to section 4617 of this title.
Source(July 22, 1932, ch. 522, § 3,47 Stat. 726; July 14, 1952, ch. 723, § 10(c),66 Stat. 604; Pub. L. 101–73, title VII, § 701(b)(1), (3)(A),Aug. 9, 1989, 103 Stat. 412; Pub. L. 110–289, div. A, title II, §§ 1204(8), 1210,July 30, 2008, 122 Stat. 2786, 2790.)
2008—Pub. L. 110–289, § 1210, designated existing provisions as subsec. (a), inserted heading, and added subsec. (b).
Pub. L. 110–289, § 1204(8), substituted "the Director" for "the Board" wherever appearing.
1989—Pub. L. 101–73substituted "Board" for "board" wherever appearing.
1952—Act July 14, 1952, inserted "Guam," after "Virgin Islands,".
Admission of Alaska and Hawaii to Statehood
Alaska was admitted into the Union on Jan. 3, 1959, on issuance of Proc. No. 3269, Jan. 3, 1959, 24 F.R. 81, 73 Stat. c16, and Hawaii was admitted into the Union on Aug. 21, 1959, on issuance of Proc. No. 3309, Aug. 21, 1959, 24 F.R. 6868, 73 Stat. c74. For Alaska Statehood Law, see Pub. L. 85–508, July 7, 1958, 72 Stat. 339, set out as a note preceding section 21 of Title 48, Territories and Insular Possessions. For Hawaii Statehood Law, see Pub. L. 86–3, Mar. 18, 1959, 73 Stat. 4, set out as a note preceding section 491 of Title 48.
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(Southern California)
1981-1990 San Francisco 49ers, 1991-1992 Los Angeles Raiders, 1993-1994 New York Jets
Ronald Mandel Lott. . .First round draft pick, 1981. . .Started at left cornerback position as rookie. . .Switched to safety, 1985. . . Earned All-Pro honors at three different positions (cornerback, free safety, strong safety). . . Hard-hitting, versatile. . .Recorded 100-plus tackles five times. . .Led NFL in interceptions twice, 1986, 1991. . .Driving force on defense during 49ers' four Super Bowl seasons. . .63 career interceptions for 730 yards, 5 TDs. . . Born May 8, 1959, in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Ronnie Lott, an All-America from Southern California, was the San Francisco 49ers' first round draft pick and the eighth player chosen overall in the 1981 National Football League Draft. The 6-0, 203-pound defensive back made an immediate impression and was named the starting left cornerback from his first day in training camp.
In his first NFL season, Lott led a young secondary that helped the 49ers to win Super Bowl XVI. He became the second rookie in NFL history to return three interceptions for touchdowns. His outstanding play resulted in his finishing second to another defensive standout, Lawrence Taylor, for Rookie of the Year honors.
Known for his hard-hitting style, Lott was used at both left and right cornerback positions and as a free and strong safety during his 14-year career. The versatile defensive back earned 10 Pro Bowl invitations at three different positions – cornerback, free safety, and strong safety. It was, however, at free safety, where he had the freedom to cover the whole field, that he may have been most effective.
In 1986, he played 14 games at the free safety position before an injury sidelined him for the final two games of the season. Still, he led the league with a career-most 10 interceptions, recorded 77 tackles, three forced fumbles and two quarterback sacks. It was perhaps his finest season. During his career with the 49ers (1981-1990), Los Angeles Raiders (1991-1992), and the New York Jets (1993-1994) Lott recorded 63 career interceptions and twice led the league.
A complete player, he surpassed the 1,000-career tackle mark in 1993, and had five seasons of at least 100 tackles. In his ten seasons with the 49ers, San Francisco won eight NFC Western Division titles and four Super Bowls. In 20 playoff contests (all starts), he recorded nine interceptions, 89 tackles, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, and two touchdowns.
It has been said that Lott had the uncanny ability of being able to sense the direction a play was about to take and then somehow disrupt it. "He's like a middle linebacker playing safety," Hall of Fame coach Tom Landry once remarked. "He's devastating. He may dominate the secondary better than anyone I've seen." Named All-Pro eight times, All-NFC six times, and All-AFC once, Lott was also named to the NFL's 75th Anniversary Team.
Championship Games
1981 NFC – San Francisco 49ers 28, Dallas Cowboys 27
Lott started at left cornerback. He recorded four tackles and two assists.
1983 NFC – Washington Redskins 24, San Francisco 49ers 21
Lott started at left cornerback. He recorded three tackles, one assist, and two passes defensed.
1984 NFC – San Francisco 49ers 23, Chicago Bears 0
Lott started at left cornerback. He recorded one tackle and three assists.
1988 NFC – San Francisco 49ers 28, Chicago Bears 3
Lott started at free safety. He recorded six tackles and one pass defensed.
1989 NFC – San Francisco 49ers 30, Los Angeles Rams 3
Lott started at free safety. He recorded three tackles, one assist, one interception for 14 yards, and 2 passes defensed.
1990 NFC – New York Giants 15, San Francisco 49ers 13
Lott started at free safety. He recorded three tackles and two assists.
Super Bowls
Super Bowl XVI – San Francisco 49ers 26, Cincinnati Bengals 21
Lott started at left cornerback. He recorded four tackles and one assist.
Super Bowl XIX – San Francisco 49ers 38, Miami Dolphins 16
Lott started at left cornerback. He recorded one tackle and one pass defensed.
Super Bowl XXIII – San Francisco 49ers 20, Cincinnati Bengals 16
Lott started at free safety. He recorded five tackles and one pass defensed.
Super Bowl XXIV – San Francisco 49ers 55, Denver Broncos 10
Lott started at free safety. He recorded one tackle and one pass defensed.
All-League Teams
All-Pro Second Team: 1987 (NEA) • 1988 (AP)
All-NFC: 1981CB (UPI, PW) • 1983CB (PW) • 1986 (UPI, PW) • 1987 (UPI, PW) • 1988 (UPI) •
All-AFC: 1991 (UPI, PW)
All-NFC Second Team: 1983CB (UPI) • 1984CB (UPI) • 1990 (UPI)
CB Earned honors as cornerback. All other honors earned as safety.
Pro Bowls
(10) – 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992
In the NFL Record Book
(at time of his retirement following 1994 season)
• [Tied for 1st] Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns, Rookie Season – 3 (1981)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Season Leading League, Interceptions – 2 (1986, 1991)
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns, Season – 3 (1981)
Super Bowl Records
• [1st] Most Games, Winning Team – 4 (XVI, XIX, XXIII, XXIV)
Post-Season Records
• [Tied for 1st] Most Interceptions, Career – 9
• [2nd] Most Yards Gained, Interceptions, Career – 187
• [Tied for 2nd] Most Interceptions Returned for Touchdowns, Career – 2
Team Records
League/Team Statistical Titles
League Statistical Championships
Interception Titles: 1986, 1991
NFC Statistical Championships
Interception Titles: 1986
AFC Statistical Championships
Interception Titles: 1991
Team Statistical Championships
Interception Titles: 1984* SF, 1985 SF, 1986 SF, 1987* SF, 1989 SF, 1991 Raid
* Tied; SF San Francisco 49ers ; Raid Los Angeles Raiders
Awards and Honors
• 1980's All-Decade Team (Safety)
• Super Bowl Silver Anniversary Team (Cornerback)
• NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time Team (Safety)
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