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The mission of the Transportation Research Board is to provide leadership in transportation innovation and progress through research and information exchange, conducted within a setting that is objective, interdisciplinary, and multimodal. This page highlights recently released TRB reports, meeting announcements, requests for proposals, and other announcements related to motor carriers. In addition, it includes links to selected motor carrier research-related activities taking place at the federal and state levels, and within the academic and international transportation communities. Finally, this page also highlights and provides links to TRB motor carrier-related programs and activities, which are the source of most of TRB's marine transportation-related research products.
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2017 TRB Annual Meeting: Papers Due August 1, 2016
July 22, 2016
TRB is accepting papers for consideration as part of the program for the 96th TRB Annual Meeting , January 8–12, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and for publication in the Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board (TRR) . All papers—whether for presentation at the 2016 TRB Annual Meeting or publication in the TRR —must be submitted in PDF format directly to T...
TR News May-June 2016: The Bus Rennaissance - Intercity Travel, Bus Rapid Transit, Technology Advances, Rural Services
July 19, 2016
The May–June 2016 issue of the TR News explores bus transportation in the United States. Articles include the intercity bus renaissance and curbside long-distance services; the myths, history, status, and future of bus rapid transit, with a case study of a newly launched service; technology-enabled bus services; the state of rural bus transit; transformative trends in bus transit data; the impa...
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July 15, 2016
Create or update your MyTRB profile now if you will be a credited author of a paper submitted for presentation at the 2017 TRB Annual Meeting or for publication in the Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board . Having up-to-date profile information in the MyTRB system will ensure that you'll have a smooth paper-submission process. If you are the ...
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July 11, 2016
TRB is sponsoring the Use of Scenario Planning in Transportation Planning on August 14-17, 2016, in Portland, Oregon. Advance registration ends July 15. The conference will explore the use of scenario planning, strategies to develop scenarios, and ways that transportation plans can respond to scenarios. This event will bring together officials from state departments of transportation, met...
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June 24, 2016
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Investigation of the Impact of Dual-Lane Axle Spacing on Lateral Load Distribution
June 22, 2016
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June 15, 2016
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I'm a bit of newbie when it comes to postgres, so bear with me a wee bit and i'll see if i can put up enough information.
i insert weather data into a table every 10 mins, i have a time column that is stamped with an epoch date.
I Have a column of the last hrs rain fall, and every hr that number changes of course with the running total (for that hour).
What i would like to do is skim through the rows to the end of each hour, and get that row, but do it over the last 4 hours, so i would only be returning 4 rows say.
Is this possible in 1 query? Or should i do multiple queries?
I would like to do this in 1 query but not fussed...
Thanks guys for your answers, i was/am a bit confused by yours gavin - sorry:) comes from not knowing this terribly well.
I'm still a bit unsure about this, so i'll try and explain it a bit better..
I have a c program that inserts data into the database every 10 mins, it reads the data fom a device that keeps the last hrs rain fall, so every 10 mins it could go up by x amount. So i guess i have 6 rows / hr of data. My plan was to go back (in my php page) every 7, which would be the last entry for every hour, and just grab that value. Hence why i would only ever need 4 rows.. just spaced out a bit!
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Yield: 4 servings
- 4 skinless, boneless chicken breast halves
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- 1/2 tsp garlic powder
1Place chicken breasts into a 9x13-inch baking dish.
2Mix together the ginger, soy sauce, onion flakes, sugar, bourbon, and garlic powder in another bowl.
3Pour the mixture over the chicken, and cover it.
4Marinate your chicken overnight.
5Preheat your oven to 325 °F (163 °C).
6Remove the cover and bake in over for 1 1/2 hours or until chicken is well browned. Remember to baste the chicken frequently.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Nevada middle blocker Tessa Lea`ea has earned Mountain West Women's Volleyball Player of the Week honors for matches played from Sept. 17-23, 2012. It is the first Mountain West weekly honor for the 6-3 native of Stockton, Calif.
Lea`ea, a redshirt sophomore, led the Wolf Pack to a 2-0 record for the week as Nevada beat Texas Tech (3-2), followed by a 3-2 win over San Diego State in the Conference opener. She posted a season-high 21 kills against the Red Raiders to go along with nine blocks. Against SDSU, Lea`ea earned a team-high 15 kills and six blocks for the Wolf Pack's first Mountain West win. Lea`ea was the team leader for both matches in kills and blocks.
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[Morgan Shepard The Salvation Army Daytona car 2011. ©Phil Cavali]
Morgan Shepherd will race his #89 Salvation Army Nationwide Series car at Daytona on Feb 19. ©Phil Cavali
Tune in to NASCAR's Daytona 500 on February 19, and you'll see The Salvation Army racing around the track!
That's because NASCAR veteran Morgan Shepherd has generously "donated" the hood of his #89 Nationwide Series race car to our organization and will be sporting our Red Shield and 'Doing the Most Good' brand promise.
At age 69, Shepherd is the founder of Victory in Jesus Racing Ministries, and while he's got a small team with limited means, he's still searching for opportunities to give back.
"There are millions in our country right now who have lost their jobs, their homes, and their spirit," Shepherd said. "The demand is very high and we thought we could take our "ministry on wheels" to a higher level and assist The Salvation Army when they need it the most. I've been blessed in so many ways over my career, and this is a way of giving back in honor of our fans and supporters. We don't have much, but what we have, we can "donate" to The Salvation Army."
Get to know more about our newest partner and driver of #89 Salvation Army Nationwide Series Team through the below Q &A. We hope you'll root for Morgan Shepherd on race day! Learn more about his efforts at WWW.RACEWITHFAITH.COM
Q: How Long have you been racing?
A: "I've been racing in Nascar since 1970. I've been racing for The Lord Jesus Christ since I found him in 1975. Over 40 years total and over 800 races."
Q: What's (What does) it feel like to represent The Salvation Army in Nascar?
A: "Well, you gotta respect anything that's been around longer than I have.(laughs). But Man! What an honor. The Salvation Army has been around for what, over 130 years? They are so dedicated to "doing the most good" for those in need helping the needy and the impoverished and most importantly in a Christian manner that makes our team really excited to show off their Red Shield and "Doing The Most Good" motto branding promise at Daytona."
Q: What is Morgan Shepherd's motto?
A: I've read and been told to hang it up or retire. I'm too old, or we don't have the funding to compete. But I feel really good, my health is fine, I take care of myself, and most importantly, I have faith. So my
motto is simple, "Faith is something you believe in when common sense tells you not to."
Q: You say you feel great, but do you have the tools necessary to compete against drivers 1/2 to 1/3rd your age and teams with far superior technology and equipment?
A: "The most powerful tool I have is the power of prayer. Don't underestimate it. You hear people say when things go bad, Why did God do this to me? Sometimes God has nothing to do with it. Sometimes you turn your back on him and you're on your own. Bad things can happen to good people. They lose their jobs, their homes, their car, and then their spirit. Prayer is always the answer. Don't turn your back on the Lord Jesus Christ. Pray hard and often and he will listen, and do what he feels is right for you."
Q: Any racing goals for 2011?
A: "Well we certainly would like to put The Salvation Army in the winners circle, but we are a very small team with limited funding compared to many of the other teams, so realistically, I'd like to be the oldest driver in Nascar's upper-two levels to finish a race in the Top 10. I think the record is 59 years of age. I'd like to get a Top 10. We've come close the last couple of years, but it just didn't fall our way. I have faith we can do it."
Q: Morgan, you are very spiritual. Any favorite passages from The Bible?
A: "Well I always like the story of David and Goliath. The original underdog story. David had no chance, but young David took out a rock and set it in his sling and slung it. Striking the phillistine in the head, and he fell to the ground. I feel like David sometimes. But I'd say my favorite passage would be Hebrews 12:1….LET US RUN WITH ENDURANCE THE RACE GOD HAS SET BEFORE US."
To follow Morgan Shepherd and The Salvation Army Race Team, visit www.racewithfaith.com, or go to www.salvationarmyusa.org.
A few months ago, they were homeless or barely getting by. Many of them had no background in cooking. But just last weekend they were working alongside several of Louisville's top chefs, preparing and serving $250-a-plate dinners to a crowd of 100 diners at the 'Chefs for Hope' benefit.
They are the newest students of The Salvation Army Louisville's Culinary Training Program, which provides homeless and low-income individuals with the skills they need to earn jobs in the food service industry. And while they may still be searching for permanent housing or a steady job, they're now getting the experience and support they need to make it happen.
The 'Chefs for Hope' benefit is just one part of the students' months-long intensive training, but it provides a unique and encouraging opportunity for them to work alongside local culinary stars. Louisville's Courier-Journal ran a great article about the event, the proceeds from which will support the Culinary Training Program.
After reading about the six course meal and appetizers, no doubt you and I both wish we could have been at that dinner, but don't worry! Next week, just in time for Valentine's Day, we're going to feature some special recipes from the Culinary Training Program's head chef Josh Arnold.
Be sure to check our blog Monday for some edible inspirations from The Salvation Army's kitchen.
Kids from The Salvation Army Cedar Crest Community Center joined Dallas Cowboy DeMarcus Ware in a Super Bowl XLV TV spot! Ware recited part of the Declaration of…
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Salvation Army General-elect Linda Bond
The following is an excerpt of an interview with The Salvation Army's General-elect Commissioner Linda Bond. Commissioner Bond will serve as our organization's world leader beginning in April of this year. To read the full interview, click here.
1. Please tell us about yourself and your background.
I was born in Nova Scotia, Canada, as the youngest of 13 children. My mother was British, migrating to Canada with her parents when she was 17-years-old. My Canadian father was a coal miner.
The coal mining town and political environment in which I was raised also affected the way I view life and I thank the Lord for this. The marginalized, the poor and the addicted were part of the community landscape, and my parents were committed to seeing things change for the hurting. This was consistent with what I later learned to be the Lord's mission – and the Army's.
2. Can you please describe your thoughts and feelings when you were nominated for and then elected as General of The Salvation Army?
When I was nominated I felt it was an affirmation from my peers. My overall feeling was that 'this is of the Lord'. He had been speaking to my heart through Scripture, and although I had not intended to, I accepted nomination in obedience to the Lord. I felt that I had to wait to see what he wanted to do. When I was elected I was humbled, but I had a real sense that this was the Lord's doing. To me it was a miracle – it was a work of grace.
3. How is the election of a Salvation Army General different from the election of a political leader?
Well, there is no lobbying, for one thing! The major difference is that it is bathed in prayer. Unlike a political election, only a certain group have a vote yet all the Salvationists are praying for the High Council members to be granted wisdom by the Spirit.
4. Please describe spiritual leadership in a Salvation Army context.
I have very deep convictions about spiritual leadership, and for many years I taught classes on spiritual authority. To me the first point of spiritual authority is that power belongs to God. The power that he delegates to us has to be a power of love, the power to die to self, the power to live for others, the power for people and not over people.
5. Please outline the Army's mission and explain how it is relevant and valid around the world today.
Well, everybody seems to quote Retired General John Gowans and I, too, think he captured the mission of The Salvation Army in his phrase 'Save souls, grow saints and serve suffering humanity'.
Salvationists seem to know instinctively that the Army was raised up by God to connect people to Jesus. They also know that we believe that people can be holy now, that they can be Christlike. It's in our DNA to serve. So that is the mission of the Army and those are the guideposts for us.
How is it relevant? Well, the world needs Jesus – that's pretty relevant, isn't it? The ills of mankind are not going to be addressed by any other means, except through the Cross of Christ. When we talk about the relevance of holiness, this world needs to see that the people of God make holiness believable. It needs to see authentic, deep Christians who live out the life of Jesus and do not just talk about it.
There is suffering humanity – all we have to do is watch television on any given night or look around our communities and say 'We need Christians with their sleeves rolled up'.
6. What are some of the strengths of the Army worldwide?
Our name, because we are known in most places and are found trustworthy. Trustworthiness is a huge part of what makes us effective. People trust us and we never want to lose that.
Another strength of the Army, I believe, is its mission, which is so clearly defined. You would be hard pressed to find a Salvationist who did not know the mission. There is something about being very clear about our purpose that makes The Salvation Army as effective as it is.
Our visibility is also a strength. People recognize our uniforms and logos.
We have a long history yet we are known in society as an organization that is able to change its methods to relate to each generation while holding true to its essential principles. We must continue to do this, to be adaptable and flexible but principled.
7. What will be the main challenges facing you as General?
It is a challenge to serve in a very complex world without losing sight of our mission. We must also serve in a secular world and never be ashamed of Jesus. Both will take courage, wisdom and grace.
8. How do you hope to use the latest technology in communicating with the worldwide Army? A question has been asked already: Are we going to have a blog?
I like using technology actually – I just love it! We need to explore every means to use technology to best advantage in order to fulfill our mission to the world.
As for a blog – again, for me it would be a matter of finding the time. But more importantly, I hope to visit and travel frequently, and I know from experience that in many parts of the Army world, it can be extremely difficult if not impossible to get on-line. But the Office of the General will require me to communicate by every means possible. I will do that. For many, they will expect to hear of these travels through a blog. Others will welcome regular electronic letters. But best of all is face-to-face contact and travelling will give lots of opportunity for this.
9. Is there anything else you would like to add?
I have to thank The Salvation Army. I've had hundreds of messages from all over the world and I am a bit overwhelmed by it all. I want to thank people who offered Scripture – people keep sending me Scripture. People offer congratulations but they also promise prayer support. There is no greater gift that someone can give to me. I need prayer.
I would love to be strong and energetic and healthy and totally committed to what the Lord called me into this position for. I just want to do what he has called me to do.


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Dr Mark Kris of MSK in OncLive today 1/4/12, on Cabo in RET-driven NSCLC.
"Another group of patients are those with RET fusion genes. Barely 1 year ago, this abnormality was discovered, and already there were reports at ESMO this year that the drug cabozantinib can effectively treat these patients. "
Interesting overall commentary on the use of TKI's in NSCLC...and some interesting thoughts wrt the recently cancelled tivantinib trial. If I read Dr Kris correctly, it is his belief that the P3 MARQUEE trial wasn't clearly supported by earlier P2 data, and perhaps the late stage trial should not even have been initiated.
Though not mentioned specifically in this article, Cabo's proven effectiveness in erlotinib resistant patient pops make NSCLC another indication to watch for in future NCCN recommendations where RET and EGFR are the diagnosed drivers of tumor growth.
hilarious - tivantinib and ArQule. Gonad is claiming ArQule is a screaming buy. what a joke.
he/she is such a complete POS.
Why are you so down on ARQL? I think it is a good bet, just as I think EXEL is a good bet.
"New Targets, Improved Survival in Lung Cancer" on MedScape was recorded during the 2012 ASCO. It is comprised of a highly informative interview/discussion between Drs Mark Kris & Giorgo Scagliotti...
As this discussion was limited to currently approved drugs as of June 2012, Cabo is not mentioned...but Cabo's intended targets are irrefutably witnessed. This conversation is great prelude to Dr Kris' more current OncLive commentary.
Thanks Wilderguide and Dr. Vinmantoo for something we non-oncologists also need to know. Cabozinitib trials must expand to include cancers other than MTC. We will see what the management has to say on December 9.


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Party Scene:
There are plenty of options for party goers on campus. It can get disturbing at times during the weekdays.
Arizona has great weather most of the year! Summer time is when it gets unbearably hot but its usually not so bad!
Cost of parking is pretty high! Wish permits were cheaper and allowed us to park in all lots.
Campus Food:
Plenty of chain options and health alternatives as well.
The sun devil fitness center is a great asset to the ASU community! I work out there about 3 times a week. It include state of the art equipment, meditation and relaxation resources and fitness classes as well.
Off-Campus Dining:
There are plenty of options to choose from and every restaurant is in good proximity.
Campus Housing:
The space is great, however it is pricey for the length of the stay.
I paid for Fall 2013 entirely through loans and it was quite the process to have the private loan approved, but it was all taken care of.
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I believe ASU is a great school to innovate and learn. Despite the size of the university, students are recognized for their efforts, students are given several opportunities to advance themselves in their fields, and are given great involvement opportunities.
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ASU offers a great security detail and has emergency phones all over campus.
The school that I am in challenges its students and provides a decent education in the focus.
Registration can be tough because of the large size of the university, but I am fortunate to receive priority registration because I am in the honors college. The professors and their workloads are more than reasonable and manageable for a working student.
I love the accounting/finance field and I want to go into these areas in business.
The availability of computers for on and off campus is great. The wifi does often run into issues, however.
Local Area:
At the West campus in Glendale has the atmosphere of a small, private university. It is quiet and remote but has several things within 15 to 20 miles of the campus.
The parking pass prices are high for students.
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Without Lemieux and his six Art Ross trophies, three Hart trophies and two Stanley Cups, it's likely that the NHL would not have survived in Pittsburgh. — Honorable mentions: Guy Lafleur (Canadiens, 1971); Denis Potvin (Islanders, 1973) 1|30 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images No. 2: Brad Park, New York Rangers (1966) If not for Bobby Orr, Park would be remembered as the greatest defenseman of his era. A six-time Norris Trophy runner-up and a five-time first-team All-Star, this second overall choice was tougher than a cheap steak in his own zone, but his offensive ability is what defined his game. A precise passer to the very end, he was 36 when he set a Detroit Red Wings record for assists in a season, with 53, in 1983-84. — Honorable mentions: Marcel Dionne (Red Wings,1971); Chris Pronger (Whalers, 1993) 2|30 David E. Klutho No. 3: Scott Niedermayer, New Jersey Devils (1991) There weren't many defensemen who could skate the way he could, but that's only one of the reasons why Niedermayer is remembered as one of the all-time greats and gets our nod as the best No. 3 overall pick of all time. The silky smooth puck mover also matured into one of the game's elite shutdown blueliners, leading New Jersey to three Stanley Cups (1995, 2000, '04). He then left for Anaheim, where he played a key role in the Ducks' 2007 championship. — Honorable mentions: Jonathan Toews (Blackhawks, 2006); Pat Lafontaine (Islanders, 1983) 3|30 David E. Klutho No. 4: Steve Yzerman, Detroit Red Wings (1983) Over the course of a 23-year career spent entirely in Detroit, he came very close to bypassing Gordie Howe as the greatest player in Red Wings history. Chosen behind Brian Lawton, Sylvain Turgeon, and Pat LaFontaine in '83, Yzerman scored 692 goals, and his 1,755 points is the sixth most of all time. The gutsy and supremely skilled center also led Detroit to three Stanley Cups (1997, '98, 2002). The 1,303 games over 19 seasons that he served as the Red Wings' captain is the longest tenure in league history. — Honorable mentions: Ron Francis (Whalers, 1981); Mike Gartner (Capitals, 1979) 4|30 Lou Capozzola No. 5: Jaromir Jagr, Pittsburgh Penguins (1990) Among Jagr's highlights still playing at 44 years old: most career game-winning goals (133); most career overtime goals (19); most career assists by a right wing (1,119); and most career goals, assists and points by a European-born player (749, 1,119 and 1,868, respectively). Along with his two Stanley Cups (1991, '92) and five Art Ross Trophies, those numbers make him the greatest European-born player ever as well as the best No. 5 overall choice ever made. — Honorable mentions: Tom Barrasso (Sabres, 1983); Rick Vaive (Canucks, 1979) 5|30 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images No. 6: Paul Coffey, Edmonton Oilers (1980) He will always be remembered as one of the most beautiful skaters, and one of the most gifted blueliners, of all time. A four-time Stanley Cup champion (1984, '85, '87 and '91) and a three-time Norris Trophy winner (1985, '86, '95), he holds the record for most goals in a season by a defenseman (48). He also ranks second behind only Raymond Bourque for career goals (396), assists (1,135), and points (1,531) by a defenseman. — Honorable mentions: Peter Forsberg (Flyers, 1991); Doug Wilson (Blackhawks, 1977) 6|30 Bruce Bennett Studios/Getty Images No. 7: Bernie Federko, St. Louis Blues (1976) Federko's talent was obscured because he played on a string of mediocre St. Louis teams, but the center was a gifted playmaker who got the most out of his teammates. He was the first player to record at least 50 assists in 10 consecutive seasons, and he broke the 100-point barrier four times. Federko set franchise marks for career assists (721) and points (1,073). — Honorable mentions: Bill Barber (Flyers, 1972); Shane Doan (Jets, 1995) 7|30 David E. Klutho No. 8: Raymond Bourque, Boston Bruins (1979) Boston stole this pick from the Kings (to whom the Bruins traded journeyman goalie Ron Grahame), then used it to acquire arguably the second greatest defenseman of all-time. In 22 NHL seasons, Bourque won five Norris trophies, was a first-team All-Star 13 times and set career marks for defensemen with 410 goals, 1,169 assists and 1,579 points. He capped his career — some would say tragically — by winning the Cup with the Avalanche in 2001. — Honorable mentions: Darryl Sittler (Maple Leafs, 1970); Grant Fuhr (Oilers, 1981) 8|30 Rick Stewart/Getty Images No. 9: Cam Neely, Vancouver Canucks (1983) Disenchanted with his defense, Vancouver gave up on Neely after just three seasons and sent the winger to the Bruins in what now is regarded as one of the worst trades in NHL history. In Boston, Neely matured into arguably the game's greatest power forward, the ultimate combination of finesse (three 50-goal seasons) and brawn (116 career fights). — Honorable mentions: Brian Leetch (Rangers, 1986); Mike Bullard (Penguins, 1980) 9|30 Harry Scull Jr./Getty Images No. 10: Teemu Selanne, Winnipeg Jets (1988) Selanne was special right from the start, scoring 76 goals for Winnipeg to set a rookie record that will probably never be broken. In 21 seasons with the Jets, Ducks, Sharks and Avalanche, he scored 684 goals, good for 11th all-time, and became one of hockey's greatest ambassadors. — Honorable mentions: Bobby Holik (Whalers, 1989); Martin Lapointe (Red Wings, 1991) 10|30 David E. Klutho No. 11: Jarome Iginla, Dallas Stars (1995) He never played a game for Dallas, but the deal that sent the winger to the Flames worked out pretty well for both sides. The Stars won a Cup with Joe Nieuwendyk, and Calgary got a player who was the face of the franchise for the next 17 years. Iginla scored at least 30 goals in 11 consecutive seasons and twice topped the 50-goal mark (2002, '08), on the way to 611 career goals ... and counting. A dead-lock for the Hall of Fame. — Honorable mentions: Anze Kopitar (Kings, 2005); Jeff Carter (Flyers, 2003) 11|30 Lou Capozzola No. 12: Marian Hossa, Ottawa Senators (1997) He's never quite established himself as a superstar during his 16-year career, but he has been an exceptional two-way forward at each of his five NHL stops. A three-time Stanley Cup winner, Hossa has scored at least 30 goals in eight seasons, and is just 14 shy of 500 career goals. — Honorable mentions: Gary Roberts (Flames, 1984); Tony Tanti (Blackhawks, 1981) 12|30 Bob Rosato No. 13: Jean-Sebastien Giguere, Hartford Whalers (1995) Is this the unluckiest slot in the entire first round? It has certainly been the least productive. Giguere has the hardware of an all-time great: As the Ducks' goalie in 2003, he became just the fifth player from a losing Stanley Cup finalist to win the Conn Smythe Trophy; four years later, he backstopped Anaheim to its only Cup. But as his 262-216-25-50 record suggests, he was just a slightly above average goaltender during his 13 NHL seasons. — Honorable mentions: Craig Janney (Bruins, 1986); Ron Duguay (Rangers, 1977) 13|30 Manny Millan No. 14: Ken Dryden, Boston Bruins (1964) For Boston, he's the one who got away. The Bruins believed their system was stacked in goal,with Gerry Cheevers and Bernie Parent, so they basically gave Dryden to the Canadiens in June 1964. The goalie made Boston rue that decision seven years later, when he led Montreal to a stunning first-round upset over the heavily favored Bruins and, ultimately, an unlikely Stanley Cup — the first of six Cups that Dryden would win in his brief but brilliant eight-year career. — Honorable mentions: Rick Middleton (Rangers, 1973); Brian Propp (Flyers, 1979) 14|30 David E. Klutho No. 15: Joe Sakic, Quebec Nordiques (1987) He owns practically every offensive record in franchise history, and ranks eighth on the NHL's all-time list for points (1,641). He's also 11th in assists (1,016) and 14th in goals (625). Sakic scored 30 or more goals nine times, ranks seventh for playoff goals (84) and points (188), and holds the league record for postseason overtime goals (eight). — Honorable mentions: Mike Bossy, (Islanders, 1977); Al MacInnis (Flames, 1981) 15|30 Rick Stewart/Getty Images No. 16: Dave Andreychuk, Buffalo Sabres (1982) He didn't possess many tools, but those he had — a sturdy frame, soft hands and the ability to take a beating in the crease — were enough to make him one of the most prolific scorers in history. He scored 640 goals in his 24-year career, good for 14th all-time, and also holds the NHL record for most career power play goals (274). — Honorable mentions: Al Secord (Bruins, 1978); Markus Naslund (Penguins, 1991) 16|30 Manny Millan No. 17: Bobby Clarke, Philadelphia Flyers (1969) Philadelphia didn't just get any player when it drafted Clarke — it got the player who would define the franchise. The center was the heart and soul of two Stanley Cup winners (1974, '75), and won the Hart Trophy three times. After retiring with 1,210 points in 1,144 games, Clarke devoted 19 years to running the Flyers, guiding them to three Cup finals. — Honorable mentions: Zach Parise (Devils, 2003); Jason Allison (Capitals, 1993) 17|30 Steve Babineau/NHLI via Getty Images No. 18: Barry Pederson, Boston Bruins (1980) The tumor discovered in his shoulder in the summer of 1984 was benign, but it nevertheless sidetracked one of the most promising careers in NHL history. Pederson was a dynamic scorer, setting Boston records with 44 goals and 92 points as a rookie and averaging 105 points in each of his first three seasons. He played a depth role on the Penguins' 1991 Stanley Cup championship team. — Honorable mentions: Glen Murray (Bruins, 1991); Petr Sykora (Devils, 1995) 18|30 David E. 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He also backstopped New Jersey to three Stanley Cup titles (1995, 2000, '03). — Honorable mentions: Larry Robinson (Canadiens, 1971); Michel Goulet (Nordiques, 1979) 20|30 Bruce Bennet Studios/Getty Images No. 21: Dennis Maruk, California Golden Seals (1975) The diminutive speedster had some of the best hands of his era, scoring 30 goals as a rookie and topping out at 60 with the Capitals in 1981-82. Maruk played at nearly a point-per-game pace for 14 seasons, scoring 356 goals and 878 points in 888 games with California, Cleveland, Minnesota and Washington. — Honorable mentions: Kevin Lowe (Oilers, 1979); Saku Koivu (Canadiens, 1993) 21|30 John Iacono No. 22: Bryan Trottier, New York Islanders (1974) He was Jonathan Toews before Jonathan Toews, a ferocious three-zone player blessed with remarkable offensive instincts (524 goals, 1,425 points) and the work ethic of a fourth-liner. 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