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A frustrated office programmer who wants to kill his 9 to 5 job with Matrix style. Please leave a comment.
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This is a funny Matrix Montage for the MTV Movie Awards 2003. This is sooo cool. I hope you enjoy it... Have Fun! MfG Koenigspils The Film is in English, but i put a German Subtitle for my German People in.
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This is my 3rd Matrix vid. It's really 2 vid put into one during the the time I was working on these I got fed up with them so I just went ahead and put 2 together. Please rate and comment unlike the last vid nobody commented on besides me lol.
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When purchasing the Matrix Blu-ray trilogy on play.com, there was an amazing trailer in the product description. I just thought this was really cool! Took a while to find a way of downloading it, so enjoy. Sorry about the quality not being great, it's the best I could get it.
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What if Matrix was on Windows? Would it have all the errors and bugs?
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This is a little music video made by me about Mr Smith singing '' The roof is on fire '' to Neo while one of their last fight.
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A clip showing some farting from the matrix.
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this is a tribute to the matrix games.... whether you liked them or not, the song is whatever by godsmack
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The final launch trailer for the Matrix Online.
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Rumors are spreading that Morpheus is gathering resources.
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Briefly, the people with low karma probably had many posts.
There's a "divide by the number of posts" element somewhere in the formula.
Whereas "w" is accumulative, so it just keeps going up.
As many have noticed, a new "KARMA" parameter has been added to the mini-profiles... and perhaps because of some of the comments in this thread, I moved-up the integration plan a bit. First... the "WATS" score. I know many believe there to be some controversy or at the least, unfairness, in the method of calculation for the "Way Above Top Secret" ranking. The concerns/comments/ideas have not been ignored, but since the intent is to apply a heavy statistical weight to those who start threads, I believe the oft-discussed formula serves that purpose well, but may be refined as a result of the KARMA rank in order to place a much higher value on flags. However, there are lots of members who contribute well, but may not start many threads; the KARMA score is for them. The karma calculation places a high weight on stars, a secondary weight on staff applause, and a tertiary lesser-weight on Flags; then compares all that against the number of posts. So that it is indeed possible for a new member with few threads, but great ideas in lots of replies, to achieve a higher "KARMA" than long-time high-WATS members.
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I'm told if you kill a young goat, smear it's blood around the door and window frames of the room you are in, paint three very specific glyphs on the wall with the rest of the blood - and then say a bunch of stuff in Latin - the Devil appears and grants you any wish you desire.
If you ask him what Karma stands for? He goes blank for a second and then offers you two wishes if you'll just not ask about what Karma stands for again.
IE it's math and I always hated math.
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Before the game between East Carbon and Waterford boys basketball game last Wednesday night, the Vikings head coach, Jeff Cisneros was contemplating what his team needed to do to get on the winning track this year.
"We play very well for a stretch and then we just let down and the other team runs us out of the gym," he said as the crowd filed in the Viking gym for the game. "I think the problem is that sometimes we don't think in terms of a team. It's just something we need to start to do. One guy can't guard four guys, everyone needs to help out."
While that "team thinking" did improve during the game later that evening, it still didn't get the Vikings to the Victory they wanted. The Ravens took the contest convincingly 75-38.
It began with the Vikings hitting a three point shot on their first trip down the court. That looked like a good sign, but within a minute the Ravens had gone up 4-3 and from there it went down hill. At the end of the first period Waterford led 21-10.
However, the East Carbon boys came out with a renewed energy in the second quarter and at first that showed some real promise, but then the Ravens began to press at both ends of the floor. They took the ball away from East Carbon a number of times down the floor and broke away for fast breaks. To make it worse, even though the Vikings ran down the floor to defend on those breakaways and were putting a lot of pressure on the player with the ball out in front, Waterford didn't miss one of those layup opportunities. They lost the quarter and the half time score was 51-17.
That is the quarter that really did in the Vikings because after that they never could get going like they would have liked to.
After half time, the East Carbon kids came out and made it a real game for the half. They started to play a more organized defense and were able to protect the ball better. Waterford only scored 11 points in the third period while the Vikings put up 10.
The score was similar in the fourth quarter as the Ravens won the battle by only the slight margin of 13-11.
The Vikings did have some bright spots. Tony McFarland scored 15 and pulled down some great rebounds while Austin Preston put in 11 points. Preston hit two three pointers in the game.
One of the obvious problems East Carbon has is the small number of kids they have on the team. Between the varsity and the junior varsity teams they only have 10 players, less than most teams have just for their varsity. This means many of the players must play a JV game earlier in the evening and then play much of the varsity game too. That's four hours of basketball in about a five hour period, while other teams usually have fairly fresh players to play most of the varsity minutes.
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The Wisconsin mens tennis team started the 2008-2009 season Friday at the Milwaukee Tennis Classic in Elm Grove, Wis. The Badgers opened with singles play against Northwestern University, and later played the host school Marquette University in doubles.
In the afternoon, the Badgers won two of three doubles matches against the host Marquette University. Juniors Luke Rassow-Kantor and Michael Dierberger defeated Trent Hagan and Stephen Shao 8-4, while senior Michael Muskievicz and sophomore Peter Marrack took down Niko Boulieris and Dusan Medan 9-7. Senior Gian Hodgson and freshman Varun Chari were the only Badgers to be defeated, as they lost to Mark Rutherford and Jonathan Schwerin 8-5.
The Badgers lost each of their seven matches against the Wildcats Friday morning. Rassow-Kantor was defeated by Alex Sanborn, Hodgson fell to Eric Spector, and Chari lost to Joshua Graves, all in straight sets. The rest of the team each forced a third set, but could not pull it off. Dierberger fell to Alexander Thams 10-8 in the final set after a commanding 1-6 win in the second. Muskievicz won his first set 4-6, but was defeated in the third 10-6 by Andrew McCarthy. Marrack won his first set 3-6, and gave Tobias Reitz a struggle in the third set, but ultimately fell 11-9. Koval got a tiebraker win in his second set 6-7 but was ultimately defeated by Philip Kafka 10-8.
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An investigation was launched into one of the west's biggest bus companies after authorities received more than 540 complaints from frustrated bus passengers.
Wessex Connect is the second biggest operator in the former Avon after First Bus and operates a fleet of just under 130 buses.
But the firm - which runs services to the University of Bath, the Royal United Hospital, Whiteway, Paulton and Midsomer Norton - is this week the subject of a public inquiry which is looking into problems with punctuality and the reliability of its buses.
Traffic commissioner Sarah Bell is overseeing the inquiry and has the power to impose large fines and in extreme cases can take licences off transport companies.
She said: "Essentially members of the public complained about the level of service being offered by Wessex Connect in October 2012.
"As a result some investigations took place and further complaints were received in June 2013."
As a result of the complaints, officials from the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency visited the headquarters of Wessex and spoke to senior managers.
The inspectors from the agency were assured that systems and procedures had been put in place to solve the problems.
But when complaints continued to come in both to the agency and to the company itself the decision was taken to launch an official investigation.
The performance of the firm was measured over a 12-day period at the end of September 2013.
A total of 282 journeys were monitored by inspectors largely in the Bristol and the South Gloucestershire area. The services were checked for punctuality and reliability.
And the inspectors found that there were issues with a total of 121 services - the equivalent of 42 per cent of all journeys.
Most of the issues were with buses not running on time but in some cases services failed to turn up at all.
The bus company has questioned the findings and has claimed that the number was in fact much lower.
According to Wessex the problems with the services were largely caused by congestion in Bristol.
Miss Bell said: "According to the company the lateness was essentially down to a combination of roadworks, road traffic accidents and traffic congestion."
A higher number of students using the services at the UWE campus in Frenchay was also identified as a major issue by the firm.
Over a period of six months the DVSA received 547 complaints from frustrated passengers.
There were complaints about buses arriving at stops too early and in some cases up to 20 minutes late.
But the bus company say the complaints represented a tiny percentage of its passengers as more than two million customers travelled on Wessex Connect services during the period covered by the inquiry.
A new timetable was introduced and drivers' working patterns altered in order to address the issues and try to tackle the problems.
But the DVSA considered that it was still prudent to monitor the bus company's performance.
Back in 2010 Wessex Connect was fined £12,500 for the late running of services.
Wessex was ordered to pay the money following a similar inquiry. The fine was for running late over a six-month period after an investigation found that just 82 per cent of services ran on time.
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A proposal that would broaden the power of the Attorney General's Office to demand Internet and cell phone companies turn over information about customers won broad approval Tuesday from a Utah House committee.
HB150, sponsored by Rep. Brad Daw, R-Orem, would grant prosecutors the ability to obtain an administrative subpoena, compelling Internet and phone companies to turn over the names, addresses, phone numbers, and bank information of customers using an Internet address or cell phone number at a given time.
No judge would have to review the information. Representatives from the Attorney General's Office say it is intended to develop an initial lead when investigating a crime.
Last year, the Legislature granted prosecutors e subpoena power when they suspect a child-sex crime has been committed. Since the bill took effect, more than 200 such subpoenas have been issued, or slightly more than one a day.
Daw's bill initially had sought to expand the authority to any crime, but committee members balked at such broad power last Friday. His amended bill limits the power to suspected felonies and two misdemeanors -- cyber-stalking and cyber-harassment.
"If we charge our law-enforcement folks with trying to protect us and trying to catch these people," Daw said, "we need to always be trying to review the capabilities these criminals have and the tools technology gives to them and make sure we have adequate tools in place."
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Congress stubs its toe badly on healthcare reform bills
I received a bill the other day from a local hospital for X-rays I had taken for a problem with my big toe. The bill came to almost $500. My insurance covered nearly $200 of the total, leaving me with a $300 charge for a few photos of my toe.
That, in a nutshell, says about all we need to know about why we need healthcare reform, and why the current legislative proposals before Congress aren't the answer.
My big toe, except for being a bit stubby, is a handsome toe. It's not so handsome that I would pay $500, or even $300, for pictures of it. The X-rays did confirm what my doctor and I had already deduced from observation, that my toe was inflamed and it hurt to walk on it. The X-rays failed to conclusively confirm what was causing the inflammation and pain.
So, what did I get for my $300 big-toe photos? Well, besides the nice photos, not much. The photos didn't make my toe feel better and I still had no idea what was causing it to hurt. Fortunately, my doctor had a good idea of what was wrong and was able to treat my problem. Unfortunately, he has no treatment for the pain of the bill.
The failure to treat that cost pain is also the major problem with the current health-reform proposals offered by the House and Senate. I think it's obvious to most people that we need to address the millions of Americans who have no health insurance because they can't afford it. But making health insurance affordable is only part of the solution.
There is nothing substantive in either the House or Senate health bills that addresses the exorbitant costs of healthcare.
Take, for instance, the X-rays of my big toe. I understand the equipment is expensive and that the training and expertise to operate the machine aren't cheap.
But let's get real. That X-ray machine had been around awhile, there was a steady stream of people lined up for its use, and, while I'm sure the X-ray technician was skilled and competent, it's hard to believe the few minutes it took her to put on the lead vest and snap the photos amounted to a great deal of expense, certainly not $500 worth.
I don't blame my insurance company for paying only $200 of that ridiculous bill. Even at that, I think it was probably paying more than what the whole procedure was worth.
True healthcare reform needs not only to address affordable healthcare, but also effectively attack the skyrocketing costs. What makes the current proposals even scarier is that the earliest either of the bills would take effect would be three years, allowing insurance companies, hospitals, doctors, lawyers and everybody else tied into the system to wreak further cost havoc in the interim.
I find it bewildering that neither of the bills deals with any cost-containment measures, such as tort reform or allowing insurance companies to compete across state lines. To suggest that a government-run public option is a cost-containment measure is like having another hen guard the henhouse.
That neither of these cost-containment measures is part of the current bills speaks to the tremendous pressure lawyers and insurance companies have been able to put on Congress.
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In light of the news of Patch 5.2, let's take a look at who the Thunder King is. Lei Shen was the first ruler of the mogu, the first to unite his people. In a very real sense he was the first Emperor of what is today Pandaria. He cleverly united the mogu people not merely through force of arms or even powerful magic, but through motivation. He learned the lessons of strength by studying the mantid, and applied the lessons he learned to his own people.
It has been written that when the great Lei Shen first looked upon the lands of the mantid, he did not feel fear, but inspiration.
As he began to unify his people under a single banner and subjugate the other races of Pandaria, he knew that the mantid would never succumb to his authority. They spoke his language, the language of strength. He commanded his slaves to construct the Serpent's Spine, a magnificent wall that spanned the length of the empire.
It would take many generations to build. But Lei Shen knew how to motivate his subjects. Fear. Fear of the mantid moved mountains, raised armies, secured his empire, and built his wall.
The Thunder King, from Dark Heart of the Mogu
Before he could apply the lessons of the mantid, however, Lei Shen would first need to rise to power, which he did with the aid of an ancient lost artifact. This artifact allowed Lei Shen to annihilate his rivals and cement his power over the mogu, and the Thunder King is said to have built the Mogu'shan Vaults to contain this weapon.
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We do not know where Lei Shen was born, how long it took him to cement his power over the rival mogu clans. We know that he did so in the 'mogu way', which means he killed them one at a time, and he did so with the aid of the 'mysterious artifact' from the Mogu'shan Vaults. It was Lei Shen who ordered the creation of the Vaults, although whether he actually built them or simply repurposed them is unknown -- it's clear that many of the secrets of the vaults are Titan in origin, such as Elegon and the Creation Forge at the heart of the Vaults. It's easy to imagine Lei Shen using that same Forge to create an army of warriors to destroy his enemies.
During his long reign Lei Shen subjugated the rest of the races of what is today Pandaria, bringing the jinyu, pandaren and hozen under his control. He crafted edicts that were in essence the very first laws ever recorded in Pandaria, dealing harsh punishments like public evisceration to anyone who dared rebel against his rule. But despite being a brutal conqueror, Lei Shen was also pragmatic and wise enough to recognize when conquest would not be feasible or achieve his aims. He looked upon the mantid and saw them as an exemplar, a strong people who would never yield to his rule or serve his ambitions directly, and so he made them serve him indirectly, by using the fear and suspicion his people felt towards their kind to unite them in hostility and terror, and use that to motivate them to erect the Serpent's Spine across the land, forever separating the mantid from the fertile lands he sought to rule.
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He was also wise enough to realize that the ancient Troll empire of the Zandalari, which was itself engaged in a vast war with the insect people known as the aqir, could serve as a useful ally. The two peoples were separated enough that conflict wasn't immediately necessary, and shared similar outlooks on life and the exercise of power, and their alliance became close enough that when the eventual pandaren rebellions happened long after Lei Shen's death, the Zandalari fought alongside their mogu allies to suppress it.
We also know that it was during the reign of the Thunder King (the 170th year of said reign) that the Korune clan created the Divine Bell. Said bell was crafted by the Korune from 'the flesh of the makers' and it was capable of instilling great hatred and violence into the soldiers of Lei Shen's army - making them raging juggernauts, engines of raw destructive power.
Eventually, however, even Lei Shen could hold death back no longer. Upon his death, his remains were enshrined in the Valley of Emperors, named such because his successors took to burying themselves near him. The Tomb of Conquerors in the valley held Lei Shen and his army of terracotta warriors, while his artifact helm was enshrined in the Gou-Lai Halls in the Vale of Eternal Blossoms so his people could come and see it and be inspired by its presence. His legendary axe and spear were likewise preserved.
Interestingly, Lei Shen entrusted secrets of potent magic to his Zandalari allies, and recently said Zandalar at last found Pandaria again after having been driven away during the war the pandaren call the Zandalari Troll Wars. In the confusion following the parting of the mists that kept Pandaria hidden for 10,000 years the Zandalari found Lei Shen's body and, using those ancient magical secrets, brought him back to life.
With Xin the Weaponmaster dead at the hands of invaders to the Mogu'shan Palace, Lei Shen is the ruler of all mogu in name as well as fact, rightful king of all his people once again. And now, with the news of what's coming in patch 5.2, we'll see what Lei Shen has in store for all the misbegotten rebels of Pandaria.
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There must be a good reason why Java designers didn't allow any state to be defined in interfaces . Can you please throw some light on this aspect of design decision ?
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An interface is a contract specifying what its implementer promises to be able to do. It does not need to specify state because state is an implementation detail and only serves to constrain implementers in how this contract is fulfilled. If you want to specify state you might want to rethink you use of interfaces and look at abstract base classes instead.
Because interfaces are meant to specify an abstraction.
A good abstraction should be as simple as possible, which means specifying as little as possible about implementation details. State is an implementation detail, and as such shouldn't be included in your abstraction.
Java designers therefore made a pretty good decision to avoid including state in interfaces.
Alternatives to consider if you ever feel like that you want state in an interface:
An interesting video on this topic is "Simple made easy" by Rich Hickey. They key point is that if you mix things together that should be kept separate, you get into a mess.....
An interface by its nature is simply a specification of what an object should look like, by its very definition it doesn't have state, its not just java its any language.
Because with state it would have been an abstract class; and since there is multiple inheritance allowed for interfaces => Java would have supported full multiple inheritance => diamond problem.
Just adding - an interface, by definition, doesn't have state. That's the definition of what an interface is, and if it had state then it wouldn't be an interface any more.
If you need to use state then an interface is the wrong tool for the job you want to do. Maybe you'd be better off asking another question (and maybe on SO itself rather than here) describing exactly what the problem you're encountering that is causing you to ask this question is, and you may get more help in finding a solution.
Think of an interface as being the specification for building a class.
Of course the class can have more in it than just what is in the interface specifies.


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ObamaCare opponents are using one of the Obama administration's own apparatchiks to expose the dangers of the healthcare behemoth that will soon swallow nearly 17 percent of the economy and 100 percent of state sovereignty.
In May, Department of Health and Human Services Inspector General Daniel R. Levinson issued a report revealing significant errors in the information contained in the databases created under provisions of ObamaCare. Opponents of the president's hallmark seizure of health care warn that the discrepancies disclosed by the IG's report leave the Affordable Care Act vulnerable to abuse and fraudulent claims.
The databases singled out in the IG's report provide information on health care providers who participate in Medicare. The federal government uses these data to facilitate the processing of payment to those providers. According to the IG's report, the information provided by these databases are "often inaccurate and occasionally incomplete, and were generally inconsistent between the two databases."
The specter of such widespread manipulation of the Medicare system by way of the ObamaCare legislation's uncountable layers of bureaucracy was a primary impetus for state attempts to stop enforcement of the federal healthcare leviathan at state borders. Nullification, state lawmakers argued, was the way to save citizens from suffering the ravages of ObamaCare and its legal plundering of the middle class.
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Removing NetBackup 6.5 client - leaves pbx_exchange directory and files that I cannot remove.
We are eliminating NetBackup from our company and I am trying to remove the client from various servers. When I do the uninstall, it leaves a "\Program Files\Veritas\VxPBX" directory and sub-directories hanging around. If I try to manually delete them it tells me they are in use - so it appears the uninstall does not cleanly remove everything.
Doing some research, I found a "Symantec Private Branch Exchange" that was left on the server that did not get removed. It points to an EXE in that directory mentioned above. Since SEP is also this server, I am wondering if NetBackup and SEP were sharing the same service? Why would SEP use a service in the "VERITAS" directory - thus preventing clean uninstalls of NetBackup? Is this by design, or is there I way to get rid of that service without breaking SEP?
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Netbackup isn't the only application that uses pbx_exchange, so it make sense so leave pbx running. As far as I can recall, pbx_exchange has it own uninstall option in the control panels "add/remove programs".
SEP - Do you have Symantec Endpoint Protection running ?. (I guess Endpoint Protection uses pbx_exchnage CORBA function as well)
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A new camera screening device developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the University of Southern California is being hailed as a low-cost option for early detection of age-related macular degeneration (AMD), the number one cause of blindness today. The device can also detect diabetic retinopathy, which, along with AMD, often develops in patients with Type I or Type II diabetes as a result of decreased blood flow to the eye.
The camera works by scanning the eye and feeding information to a computer server at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center's Hamilton Eye Institute in Memphis, which then interprets the data and performs an automatic diagnosis.
The new screening technology was adapted from a program used to diagnose computer manufacturing problems. Ophthalmologist Ed Chaum worked with Kenneth Tobin, a researcher in the Measurement Science and Systems Engineering Division of Oak Ridge, to develop the program so that it could be used to interpret medical data and diagnose retinal disease.
Many people with diabetes avoid going to the doctor because they do not have health insurance, or because the costs associated with their medical care are too high. Half of all of those with diabetes do not have yearly eye screenings, and thus do not catch the onset of AMD or diabetic retinopathy until the disease has already done some damage to the eye. This is unfortunate to say the least, since early detection of eye disease is key to successful treatment and the preservation of vision.
Tobin said he envisions a day in which eye camera screening is a cost-effective, widely available choice for everyone, as easy as sitting down to use the blood pressure cuff at Wal-Mart or the local drugstore. For those with a family history of diabetes, the option of checking their vision regularly could mean the difference between healthy vision and blindness.
Researchers at ORNL and at the Doheny Eye Institute and Keck School of Medicine at the University of Southern California are also working to create smart implants that increase the supply of oxygen to the retina, which is typically depleted in those with diabetes. The implants contain electrodes designed to provide short, continuous pulses of oxygen to the retina and inhibit the production of harmful chlorine in the eye.
Tobin points out that the number of people with diabetes is increasing, and that since this trend is likely to continue technology "is critical because...we will need to be screening over one million patients every day worldwide by 2025."
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The Minnesota Wild reassigned center Zack Phillips to the Saint John Sea Dogs of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League on Saturday.
The Wild's training camp roster now stands at 45 players.
Phillips, 18, the 28th pick in the June draft, had one assist in two preseason games with the Wild. That came on the Wild's first goal of the game Friday night in a 4-3 overtime victory over the Columbus Blue Jackets at Xcel Energy Center.
Phillips had 95 points, including 38 goals, in 67 games with the Sea Dogs in 2010-11 to rank second on the team in scoring.
Meanwhile, Wild right winger Brad Staubitz has been suspended indefinitely by the NHL, according to the league's website.
Staubitz's suspension is pending a hearing and the completion of a review by the NHL's department of player safety after Staubitz was given a five-minute major for checking from behind during the third period of Friday's game.
Staubitz also was given a game misconduct for the check on Blue Jackets center Cody Bass. Bass fell to the ice after the hit and was bleeding when he left the ice. He was able to return to the game.
Staubitz wasn't the only player on the ice Friday who is in trouble with the NHL.
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Two club pros who played collegiately at SC — Southern Cal and South Carolina — won U.S. Open Hawaii Pacific Sectional Qualifying singles titles Sunday at the Patsy T. Mink CORP Tennis Complex.
Maureen Diaz, from Glendale, Calif., defended her women's championship with a 6-1, 6-0 win over Punahou junior Scout Shutter. Diaz, 29, was an Easter Bowl finalist in 1998, then played No. 1 for UC Irvine as a freshman before transferring to USC.
Angelo Nicolescu, who won the Pacific Northwest qualifier last year, also created a sequel to his U.S. Open dream. He stopped former Hawaii Pacific player Anton Samuilau, 6-2, 6-3.
Nicolescu, 30, grew up playing at his father's tennis academy in Romania and was the country's top junior in the late '90s while competing against the likes of Andy Roddick and Marat Safin.
The winners advance, along with winners from the other 15 USTA Sections, to the U.S. Open National Playoffs at New Haven, Conn., in August. Singles champions there get a wild card into the U.S. Open Qualifying Tournament at Flushing, N.Y., Aug. 23-26.
"That would be crazy," said Shutter, 16. "I would be so, like, happy. It would be a good thing because I would have nothing to lose playing against all these adults. It would be awesome."
Diaz and Erik Nelson-Kortland won the mixed doubles title in a super-tiebreaker, 7-6 (7-1), 3-6, 10-7 over Samuilau and Sarah Dvorak, a Waiakea sophomore who lost to Mililani's Alyssa Tobita in the singles final of last month's state high school championship.
Diaz and Nelson-Kortland, who rallied from a 3-1 deficit in the first set, also advance to New Haven, where the winning team gets a place in the U.S. Open mixed doubles main draw.
Shutter, just coming into her own in her third year of tennis, will have more chances. She lost the first two games, then broke Diaz's serve in the third. That would be the highlight against a Riviera Country Club pro too patient, proud and talented to lose. Diaz, 3 inches shorter than Shutter at 5 foot 4, won the last 10 games to finish in just under an hour.
"She should just play as many tournaments as possible," Diaz said of Shutter. "This is the best experience to have, just to play against pros and open players. You're never going to get anything like this against juniors."
She could not turn down an opportunity to defend — and vacation — in Hawaii. Along the way she gave Shutter, whose brother Cayman is a quarterback on the University of Hawaii football team, a valuable playing lesson.
"I gave her too many easy points," said Shutter, recently chosen to compete in the USTA National Open (16s) this July. "When you play a good player you can't give them opportunities. I need to work on that."
Shutter was sixth in the state high school championship last month and might have been coming off her best win. Saturday she defeated top-seeded Alexus "Ace" Jones, a 14-year-old from Florida who works with Serena Williams' coach, was ranked in the 18s at age 9 and has her own website, foundation and Under Armour ad.
Nicolescu, head pro at Cascade Athletic Club, in Greshman, Ore., since 2007, broke Samuilau's serve in the first game and finished in time for his 11:30 a.m. flight home.
The former Sea Warrior from Belarus now lives in Kona. Samuilau is returning to the game after a layoff that appeared to have little impact Saturday, when he lost just one game while winning two matches. He lost the first two games against Nicolescu, who patiently won almost every big point in a match much closer than the score.
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Friday, September 18, 2015
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Landscape architect Diana Balmori has been planting floating gardens and launching them into the middle of Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal only to have the plant life killed off by the Superfund site's toxic waters. "We've been working on this a year," she told AN today along the canal's edge looking at GrowOnUs, her latest floating landscape. "We did three test plantings, but they all died in the canal."
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Monday, April 20, 2015
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As new apartment buildings continue to rise in Gowanus, Brooklyn, New York City's Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has announced plans to install 90 bioswales nearby in hopes of cleaning the neighborhood's eponymous—and oh-so-polluted—canal.
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Wednesday, August 28, 2013
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It has been several years in the making, but now the industrial strip along Brooklyn's polluted Gowanus Canal will finally be transformed into a lush and porous green space aptly named The Gowanus Canal Sponge Park that will soak up and filter rainwater to help improve the overall water quality along the waterway. This $1.5 million project, a collaboration between the Gowanus Canal Conservancy and landscape architecture firm dlandstudio, will finally get off the ground with the help of city, state, and federal funding.
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Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Amanda Gruen.
Tonight, Gowanus by Design (GbD), a community-based urban advocacy group, will launch a new exhibition showing award winners and other selected entries of its Water Works Competition at The Old American Can Factory Gallery in Brooklyn. The opening reception for the exhibit will be held on May 22 from 6:30 to 9:00p.m. The intent of GbD's competition was to design a new community resource to replace the site of the old Douglas Degraw pool with a Combined Sewer Overflow retention facility.
A Room with a View: A Boutique Hotel to Rise Along the Gowanus
Monday, March 18, 2013
Nicole Anderson.
The contaminated waters of the Gowanus Canal—nor the threat of flooding from future storms like Hurricane Sandy—are deterring developers from building right up on the canal's edge. In fact, a new swanky boutique hotel is about to wash up on the shores of the Gowanus Canal. This comes at a time when several new hotels are in the works for Brooklyn over the next few years, including the Rockwell Place Hotel in the Brooklyn Downtown Cultural District and Selldorf Architect's revival of the Bossert Hotel in Brooklyn Heights.
EPA Proposes Encasing Gowanus Canal Sludge in Concrete for $500 Million
Friday, December 28, 2012
Branden Klayko.
Brooklyn's Gowanus Canal is a Superfunded mess, filled with contaminants and often overflowing with sewage. But a new plan from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says that with proper dredging to remove contaminants and a mere $500 million, the former industrial hub could potentially become the borough's inland waterfront.
The EPA proposes targeting the canal cleanup in three phases to minimize disruption to the neighborhood. According to the NY Times Green blog, "For the first two, more heavily contaminated segments, the agency plans to dredge or 'stabilize' the sediment in some areas by mixing it with concrete or a similar material and then capping it with layers of clay, sand and gravel. The third segment would be dredged and capped with sand." Additional improvements to the city's sewer outflows at the canal could drastically improve sewage discharges by up to 74 percent. Two public meetings have been scheduled for late January to discuss the plans.
Gowanus On My Mind
Friday, March 11, 2011
Alan G. Brake.
The Gowanus Canal has been in the news a lot lately, with its superfund designation and sunken schooner. The canal and surrounding neighborhood have long fascinated architects and urbanists, and has been the subject of numerous architecture school design studios. A new ideas competition looks to develop that fascination into a series of proposals for the site, which would improve connectivity across and around the polluted waterway and take better advantage of the area's unique history, character, and economic potential.
Ahoy! Treasure in the Gowanus Muck!
Thursday, February 10, 2011
Alan G. Brake.
The Enviornmental Protection Agency is beginning its analysis and cleanup of the filthy yet fascinating Gowanus canal. It's proving to be full of all kinds of junk, including horrendous carcinogenic chemicals and, as the Brooklyn Paper reports, a 60 foot long sunken ship!
Located where Fifth Street meets the canal, the wooden ship likely dates from the 19th century, the channel's shipping heyday. What we're calling the S.S. Superfund was discovered through sonar scanning, its outline is clearly visible in the image above.
This is the second time in a year that New York's maritime past has resurfaced. Last summer another submerged ship was found buried at the World Trade Center site.
Quick Clicks> Distorted, Glaeser, Cincy, Gowanus
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Branden Klayko.
Distorted. In a nod to fun-house architecture, artist Kyung Woo Han created a physically-distorted room that's made to look normal through a fish-eye camera lens. Today and Tomorrow has more photos.
Cities Rule. Economist Ed Glaesar talks with Grist's Sarah Goodyear about why cities rule the fate of humanity. He has a new book out called Triumph of the City in which he calls for, among other things, rethinking policies like highway subsidies and the mortgage tax credit.
Districted. Cincinnati is currently rebranding itself, and UrbanCincy suggests the city focus on an emerging core of design called the 8th Street Design District, home to 336 creative professionals including architects and designers.
Superfunded. Everyone knows it's not a good idea to take a dip in the Gowanus Canal, but just how dirty is the Brooklyn waterway and Superfund site? A new EPA report lets us know and the Brooklyn Paper has the details. In short, its still going to be contaminated, even after the cleanup.
Gowanus: Sunk or Saved?
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Matt Chaban.
The Environmental Protection Agency balked at the Bloomberg administration's controversial proposal to clean up the Gowanus Canal, favoring its own Superfund program in an announcement today, as had been expected. In a statement, regional administrator Judith Enck said that, after much consultation with concerned parties, the EPA "determined that a Superfund designation is the best path to a cleanup of this heavily contaminated and long neglected urban waterway." The Bloomberg administration opposed the designation for fear it would stigmatize the waterway and drive off developers who were planning projects on the polluted canal's shores. Read More
This Stinks! But for How Long?
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Matt Chaban.
UPDATE:The mayor called. See more below.
It should come as no surprise that a local government supported the Superfund designation of one of its most polluted waterways. Unless that government happens to be the Bloomberg administration, which has vehemently opposed "blighting" the Gowanus Canal and environs by naming the polluted Brooklyn waterway a Superfund site. That opposition remains firmly in place. What is surprising, though, as the Brooklyn Paper reported Friday, is that the administration, in testimony submitted to the EPA on December 23, came out in favor of designating Newtown Creek, a place in constant competition with the Gowanus for most reviled in the borough. The big difference, it would appear, is that the Gowanus' northerly sibling has but award-winning poop processors lining its banks, and not the prospect of condos. Though that prospect could be fading fast. Read More
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