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When Team Europe was struggling for a basket early on in the week, there was always one player on the floor able to offer instant reliefBosnian swingman Nihad Djedovic. Mature, creative, highly aggressive, with outstanding all-around scoring instincts, Djedovic appears to have an American style of play that is better suited to this camp setting than most of his European counterparts. He was incisive throughout the week in his ability to attack the rim, showing nice ball-handling skills, excellent body control around the rim, a solid frame for a player his age, and the hunger to put the ball in the rim that most great scorers have.
In addition to his ability to create his own shot, Djedovic can also stroke the ball from the outside, showing nice touch and a quick trigger getting his shot off. In terms of his NBA potential, things get a bit murkier, as he appears to be quite a bit more mature than most players his age, and therefore has seen his upside questioned compared to some of his peers in his age group. Hes not the most athletic guy by any stretch, and also doesnt seem to show all that much interest in playing defense. Still, NBA teams need guys who can put the ball in the hole, and Djedovic will likely be able to do that on any level, making him a player to keep tabs on for sure over the next few years.
Head and shoulders above any other perimeter player in terms of physical development, Djedovic could operate almost at will on the floor, being able to create his own shots and rarely shying away from any shooting opportunity. Actually, his performance was too individualistic for some stretches, which was expected since hes currently leading Cornellá (a team linked to F.C.Barcelona) in scoring in the Spanish third division (no other teammate plays pro basketball). His combination of ball-handling, athleticism and strength made his drives difficult to contain. He was able to consistently beat his opponents attacking both sides off the dribble, although not always cashing in off his slashing attempts. His left hand needs some work (both ball-handling wise and finishing around the basket) and his footwork, although nice, is not the best around to drive in heavy traffic.
At the end of the day, Djedovic showcased his preference for the long range shot, which looked improved from the last time we had saw him. He showed very good range, off the dribble ability and solid mechanics. Still it would be desirable that he didnt forget his slashing game, a danger already visible when he plays with the pros, where he settles for perhaps too many jumpers. Although he delivered some nice passes, we missed a bit more creativity from Djedovic, some go-to leadership that didnt simply rely on his scoring power. Hes able to do better in this department, in our opinion. A good defender, the Bosnian probably wasnt as focused in this regard given his improved offensive role on the team.
All in all were talking about a very mature player who is ready to step on a LEB Oro (second division) court, perhaps even play in the ACB, but with an intriguing enough combination of athleticism, size and skills to keep an eye on. The NBA might be a long shot, but hes bound to become an elite player in Europe.
During the week in Memphis as a whole, Djedovic was one of the more interesting players to watch. As a 17 year old, Djedovic already has great size for a 2 guard, and a nicely developed body. Known as a shooter, it was clear that he has nice potential for the future, but a lot to learn before reaching it.
From the day he stepped onto the practice court at the FedEx Forum, it was clear that Djedovic can be labeled a sniper on the offensive end. He was lights out from 3 in many of the practices, using good elevation and a consistent stroke to knock down the long range shots. For a 17 year old, he has a pretty good fundamental understanding of how to move off screens in order to create the space for an open look.
The biggest problem for Djedovic was noticeable from the first World Select team scrimmage. As a young player, he has very little understanding of how to score within the flow of the game. Rather than waiting for an open look, Djedovic will often force up a long range shot when he becomes impatient with the offense. In addition, the Bosnian has good footwork going to the basket, but seems to be average in terms of his first step and ball-handling skills.
In the game, Djedovic struggled to get any of his looks to fall, and appeared to be bothered by the athleticism fielded by Team USA. The first time he touched the ball, he made a nice move to his left and stepped through a double team, but the ball rolled off the edge of the rim. Later on, he repeated this same move and was able to draw contact and get to the free throw line. During the rest of the game, Djedovic tried to play the shooter role, but his shot just wasnt falling.
A few weakness will limit the potential of Djedovic at this point, though he has plenty of time to work on his game before thinking about the NBA. From a standstill, he cannot create his own shot, instead needing space and a good pass to be able to make a slashing move. As a shooter, Djedovic appears to change his form when closely guarded, but this weakness may correct itself as he becomes more accustomed to playing against athletic players in real game situations. Defense also limits the upside of Djedovic, who struggles to stay with quicker guards on the perimeter.
As the youngest player to get significant minutes in the game, Nihad Djedovic looks like he could potentially make the NBA as a shooting specialist down the road. He must spend the next few years gaining experience against top-level European competition (like he already is right now) as well as working on shot selection and defense.
Nihad Djedovic played for the first time in the afternoon, after sitting out the morning session with an injury. The strong point to his game at this point appears to be the ability to knock down the set jump shot. Unfortunately, he tends to be quite shot-happy, and forces up some bad jumpers out of the offensive flow. Off the dribble, he struggles with his shooting touch as well. Djedovic has good measurements for a shooting guard at 66. He has a pretty developed body for his age, but he doesnt seem to really possess any type of slashing game at this point.[Read Full Article]
It might result surprising to see a kid born in 1990 regularly starting for an Adriatic League team, even if Bosna is not particularly strong this year, but Djedovic earns every minute hes rewarded on court. As we stated after his showing in the LHospitalet Tournament, the degree of maturity that Nihad enjoys is truly remarkable. That impression is equally strong watching him in the Balkan competition. Hes a guy who rarely commits mistakes while he isnt afraid of trying things. Despite his youth, hes not a player you would fear to have on court, as he usually provides positive actions for his team and is a reliable defender.
Djedovic is a 6-6 shooting guard, nicely athletic (particularly when talking about his quickness), well-built, actually pretty mature in the physical department, and well-rounded in terms of skills and basketball IQ. He displays a rather complete package that starts with a nice shooting stroke with off-the-dribble ability and nice range (although he needs to gain consistency from the perimeter). His mechanics are pretty good, knowing how to balance himself perfectly placing his feet to ignite the release. He can attack his matchup showing nice handles and aggressiveness going both sides, finishing himself with either hand or easily finding his teammates, whether an open player in the perimeter or feeding some roll after a pick or an screen. He doesnt abuse of the dribble and takes quick decisions.
From the moment you start watching him, you cant ignore the level of activity he displays. Hes restless, never stops. Partially, thats why hes already a nice defender. He enjoys a good lateral mobility and always keeps an eye on the passing lines, staying very active with his arms and hands although not risking his defensive position. He pays attention to the team defense and also contributes in the rebounding department. Actually, hes quite a team-oriented guy. After the Spanish wonder boy Rubio, hes likely the best 1990 player in the Old Continent. However his potential doesnt look as impressive as his current playing level when you consider the maturity physical, mental and technical- he already enjoys. Already signed by the European powerhouse Winterthur FC Barcelona (he plays loaned in Bosna), hes a kid who should evolve into an elite wing for international basketball in the future (and, why not, eventually have the chance to pursue a hypothetical NBA dream).
The other Balkan player in Spain is 6-6 Bosnian Nihad Djedovic, who recently signed a contract with Winterthur F.C.Barcelona and made first contact with his new team in LHospitalet, although he will continue the season playing in the Adriatic League with Bosna.
A regular starter in the top Balkan competition, Djedovic showed a very uncommon maturity on court for such a young kid (1990 born). Nicely athletic and quite strong for his age, hes a smart and very complete wing who displayed almost everything you can ask for this type of player. Basketball seems easy for him and he looks very natural playing the game. A quick guy, he was rather aggressive attacking his matchups with nice explosiveness, being quite effective finishing himself but particularly shining while finding his teammates open in the perimeter. All in all, hes a very good passer and decision maker. Djedovic also qualifies as a nice shooter despite looking a bit inconsistent. However, he has a very quick release and enjoys the ability of shooting off the dribble.
We have to devote special attention to the level of activity he shows on a regular basis. Nihad is restless, appears everywhere on court, never hiding himself on the offensive end and doing a terrific job on defense. Hes quick on his moves, aggressive on the ball, and takes care of team defense, always willing to give a hand. Indeed, he got in foul trouble as a result in some games, limiting his minutes on the court (he finished averaging 14.2 points and 4.2 rebounds).
Despite all these accolades, which point towards an excellent career in the international scene, Djedovics NBA potential appears rather diffuse. His athleticism, even if good for European standards, doesnt get to whats usually required to fill the most athletically demanding position, shooting guard. Perhaps depurating his shooting abilities he could make himself room as a specialist, but its a long shot, and still too early to reach any solid conclusions.
Djedovic is 6-foot-6 already, meaning that he already has enough size for the shooting guard position. He is a smooth athlete, not particularly explosive, but more then quick enough to get by defenders. He is quite strong for his age and shows impressive conditioning and durability.
In terms of skills, Djedovic relies mostly on his jump-shot at this phase of his career. He has good form and a smooth release, but lacks some consistency, as proven by his 34% average from the field. He is a good ball-handler and likes to put the ball on the floor, but has a lot of trouble finishing at the rim against opposition. Nihad shows great poise and ability for his age, especially on the defensive end, where he contributes more than on offense. He is a very good on ball defender, having nice lateral quickness, and looking very focused and motivated.
It is tough to evaluate a 16-year old in terms of his NBA draft potential, especially since we are talking about a European guard who doesn't have standout size or athleticism. Only time will tell how good Djedovic will become.


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|5 things we learned as Bruins fall to Senators in overtime
|01.09.16 at 10:03 pm ET
The Bruins dropped a close game in Ottawa Saturday, falling to the Senators by a 2-1 score at Canadian Tire Center to allow Ottawa to gain ground in the Atlantic Division.
David Pastrnak scored the only for the Bruins, who dropped to 2-5-1 in their last eight games.
Loui Eriksson had two Grade-A chances in overtime but was unable to bury them. The first came when Ryan Spooner forced a turnover in the defensive zone that led to a breakaway for Eriksson. Craig Anderson came up big, however, stopping Eriksson's bid. Later in overtime, Eriksson hit the post on a 2-on-1 with Spooner.
After Eriksson hit the post, the play went the other way, leading to a Mark Stone wraparound bid that Tuukka Rask robbed with a stick save. Given the space allowed by the 3-on-3 overtime format, Stone was able to bury the rebound to secure the win.
By getting a point, the Bruins were able to stay ahead of the Senators in the Atlantic, but the B's still sit fourth in the division with 47 points on the season. Boston does have games in hand on the top three teams in the division, however.
Here are four more things we learned Saturday:
Brad Marchand made his return from a three-game suspension that had kept him out of game action for 10 days.
The 27-year-old was well-behaved against the Senators (it was against Ottawa that Marchand hit Mark Borowiecki to earn the suspension) as he slotted into his usual spot to the left of Patrice Bergeron. In addition to putting in the grunt work on the Bruins' only regulation goal, he turned on the jets in overtime to beat Patrick Wiercioch to create a scoring chance in overtime.
With David Krejci out, Marchand had worn the Bruins' second 'A' on his sweater in the game that earned him his suspension. Upon returning to the lineup, that 'A' was still being worn by Eriksson.
|5 things we learned as Bruins open road trip with win over Devils
|01.08.16 at 9:29 pm ET
The Bruins began their five-game road trip with a 4-1 win over the Devils Friday night at the Prudential Center.
The B's got multi-point nights from three players and Jonas Gustavsson stopped 19 of the 20 shots he saw on the night for the Bruins' second win in their last seven games. The Bruins also killed off all three of New Jersey's power plays.
Friday saw the return of David Pastrnak, who played in just his 11th game of the season after going down with a foot injury in late October. Pastrnak skated on the Bruins' first line with Patrice Bergeron and Loui Eriksson. The 19-year-old finished the game with no points and one shot on goal.
The Bruins will continue their road trip Saturday when they face the Senators in Ottawa. Here are four more things we learned Friday:
Ryan Spooner scored eight goals in 24 games after his late-February callup last season, a key reason why both he and the Bruins were eager to reunite on a two-year deal this summer. On Friday, he surpassed that goal total amidst what's been a promising offensive stretch for him.
Spooner scored from the top of the zone in the second period Friday to give him nine goals on the season. Jimmy Hayes also got to nine goals with a power-play tally late in the second period.
With a goal and an assist, Spooner extended his points streak to four games (one goal, five assists). Now at 28 points through 39 games, Spooner is on pace for 59 points this season. As Twitter follower ETD51 pointed out, that total would have led the Bruins last season.
Frank Vatrano had registered points in just three of his first 24 games. He's now at four in 25.
Vatrano picked up his sixth goal of the season Friday by putting a rebound of a Colin Miller shot past Cory Schneider 2:02 into the first period. Speaking of Colin Miller…
Colin Miller scored his first goal since late November and picked up his second multi-point performance of the season. His partner, Dennis Seidenberg, had a pair of assists.
Adam McQuaid's absence should lead to a bit more lineup consistency on the back end, as the Bruins usually have eight defensemen when everyone is healthy, resulting in guys going in and out. Miller has been deserving of a full-time job, and he should be able to have that if he keeps producing.
Friday marked the third and final game of Brad Marchand's three-game suspension. He is eligible to return to the lineup Saturday against the same Senators team against whom he committed his infraction late last month.
Because Marchand was still on the Bruins' roster during his suspension, the Bruins will not need to send anybody down for him to return to the lineup.
Marchand's return to the lineup could bump David Pastrnak to Joonas Kemppainen's line and Brett Connolly down to the fourth line. Connolly has gone 17 games without a goal.
|Denna Laing, player injured at Outdoor Women's Classic, remains in hospital, has no use of legs
|01.08.16 at 6:26 pm ET
The family of Boston Pride forward Denna Laing, who suffered a serious spinal cord injury at the Outdoor Women's Classic at Gillette Stadium last Thursday, has issued a statement on the status of the player.
Jerilyn and Dennis Laing revealed that the 24-year-old Marblehead native and Princeton product has limited use of her arms and no use of her legs.
"Denna was thrilled to be taking part in the inaugural season of the National Women's Hockey League and was absolutely delighted to be one of the pioneers in a breakthrough moment for her sport — the Outdoor Women's Classic. Tragically, Denna suffered a severe spinal cord injury playing the sport she loves," Jerilyn and Dennis Laing said in a statement. "As of today, Denna has limited movement of her arms and no feeling in her legs. Our prayer going forward is that Denna can be moved from the Intensive Care Unit to a Rehabilitation Center and continue to fight everyday with her trademark grit and resolve.
"With respect to her long term prognosis, right now there are more questions than answers. We have received an incredible outpouring of love and support from countless friends and family members while we try to navigate this overwhelming situation. We are eternally grateful to everyone who continues to offer support as we take on this challenge together."
The NHL also weighed in on the status of Laing as a number of statements were released simultaneously on Friday evening.
"Everyone at the National Hockey League, including the Boston Bruins and Montreal Canadiens, joins Denna Laing's coaches, teammates, friends and fans in wishing Denna the very best as she confronts the challenges ahead," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said in a statement. "While we are certain Denna will be served well by the tenaciousness that is her trademark, we also will work with the Laing family to rally the support of the hockey family during Denna's rehabilitation.
"We have withheld comment to this point out of respect for the wishes of the Laing family and will continue to honor those wishes going forward."
Following are other statements on Laing that were released Friday:
NHL Commissioner Dani Rylan:
"The players, teams, coaches, management and staff of the National Women's Hockey League are united in their support of Denna Laing and her family. To reflect our admiration for her as a player and our appreciation for her contribution to the NWHL's first season, we are working with the Laings, our business partners and others to respond compassionately and appropriately to her injury. We will announce further details as soon as plans are formalized. Denna's drive to excel has inspired teammates and coaches alike; in honor of that attribute, I have directed our teams to wear a helmet sticker bearing her uniform number, 24.'
"On behalf of the Jacobs family I would like to extend the full support of the Boston Bruins to Denna and the Laing family. The New England hockey community is an incredibly strong group, and we know the assistance that will be provided to Denna and her family will be unwavering both in the immediate future and throughout the various stages of treatment."
The Kraft family:
"The Kraft family and entire Gillette Stadium community were deeply saddened to learn of the extent of Denna Laing's injuries. Our prayers remain with Denna and her family in the hope that she will soon be able to transition to a rehabilitation center that will enable her to continue to improve. We will keep Denna and her family in our prayers throughout her rehabilitation process."
|Eriksson-Bergeron-Pastrnak an intriguing option for Bruins
|01.07.16 at 11:29 pm ET
It looks like the Bruins are going to use David Pastrnak the right way.
After recalling the 19-year-old scorer from Providence, the Bruins skated Pastrnak on the right wing of Patrice Bergeron's line in Thursday's practice. Loui Eriksson was at left wing, as Brad Marchand will serve the final game of his three-game suspension Friday night.
The line is extremely intriguing. Playing Pastrnak on Bergeron's line has always seemed to make sense (see: Tyler Seguin's 29-goal 2011-12 season), but "the Bergeron line" usually means "the Bergeron and Marchand line." Bergeron and Marchand have pretty much been a package deal since midway through the 2010-11 season, and for good reason. They're among the best duos in the NHL.
Yet having Eriksson at left wing could have an interesting impact on Pastrnak. Both Eriksson and Marchand are scorers — they have 15 and 14 goals, respectively — but Marchand is more of an electric player with the puck on his stick than Eriksson. Bergeron, a very good scorer in his own right with 15 goals, can pretty much just dish to Marchand, count to three and be part of a scoring chance.
Eriksson does a lot of things, but he isn't the skater or offensively ambitious player that Marchand is. With the exception of the 2011-12 season, when Seguin scored 29 goals, Marchand has always scored more goals than his line's right wing.
Having Eriksson on the line could open up the door for the Bergeron line's right wing to be more of a scorer.
"Brad creates a lot by having the puck and by me trying to send him with his speed," Bergeron said. "I think Loui's more territorial and possession and kind of slowing the play down a little bit more. They're different in their own rights.
"Me being a righty, my tendency is to go to my left side a little bit more, so maybe my righties are not as happy with me, but we're trying to use both sides. Brad's got the puck a little bit more than Loui would. Loui likes to kind of send it and chip it and dump it a little bit more."
Speaking after Thursday's practice, Pastrnak seemed thrilled by the idea of playing with Bergeron. After not playing since Oct. 31 due to a foot injury and a lengthy rehab tour that took him to Finland for the World Junior Championships, he was probably just relieved to be back with the B's.
Pastrnak played a little with Bergeron and Marchand last season, but most of his season was spent on David Krejci's line. When Krejci got hurt, Pastrnak played with Ryan Spooner and Milan Lucic.
Skating with both Eriksson and Bergeron will be a new experience for the young forward, but based on what Bergeron would want in a right wing on a line with Eriksson, Pastrnak sounds like a good fit.
"I think the righty needs to go a little bit more and use his speed more and try to [have] us find him," Bergeron said.
Brett Connolly, who has spent a lot of time on the right wing of Bergeron's line this season, has had both Marchand and Eriksson as his left wing.
"Obviously Marchy's more gritty, in your face," Connolly said. "Loui's more [about] using his hockey sense to make some plays. He seems to always be in the right areas. Two good players. Two smart players."
If Eriksson's presence allows for more facilitating, Pastrnak could be beneficiary for at least a game. One would think Marchand and Bergeron would be reunited once Marchand's suspension is up, but for now Claude Julien has an interesting line at his disposal.
|Bruins place Adam McQuaid on injured reserve, recall David Pastrnak from Providence
|01.07.16 at 11:33 am ET
WILMINGTON — The Bruins have placed Adam McQuaid on injured reserve with an upper-body injury and recalled David Pastrnak from Providence.
McQuaid, who suffered an apparent head injury on a hit from Zach Sill on Tuesday, will be eligible to return as soon as next Wednesday against the Flyers if he's healthy.
Pastrnak has not played for the Bruins since Oct. 31 due to a foot injury. After a conditioning stint in Providence, he went to Finland to represent the Czech Republic in the World Junior Championships.
Patrice Bergeron and Zdeno Chara both returned to practice after missing Wednesday's skate. With Pastrnak back, the lines and pairs in practice were as follows:
Vatrano (Marchand)-Kemppainen-Hayes
Seidenberg-Colin Miller
Krug-Kevan Miller
Pastrnak rotated in with Brett Connolly on the Bruins' second power play unit.
Krug-Colin Miller
|Kevan Miller is the exception to the Zdeno Chara rule
|01.06.16 at 11:16 pm ET
If and when Claude Julien writes a book on how to make still-developing defensemen good, Zdeno Chara will write the foreword, which will consist of "Play them with me," and then the book will be over.
Chara has had some great partners over the years with the Bruins — Johnny Boychuk and Dougie Hamilton come to mind — but it's no secret that Julien can take any player who is otherwise OK and make him very good by skating him with Chara. The reason, quite simply, is because Chara is such a dominant player that skating with him more than makes up for the difficult competition that comes with playing on a top pairing.
This has been the case for a number of players over the years. Among them: Zach Trotman, Torey Krug and Steven Kampfer.
Not Kevan Miller.
Miller, mysteriously, is the exception to this rule.
"But Deej!" you say. "That just means that Kevan Miller stinks!"
Not necessarily, and that's rude. The 28-year-old Miller, who is still just 119 games into his NHL career, is an OK third-pairing defenseman, as some of the aforementioned names were when they were put on pairings with Chara. Yet instead of getting better when playing with Chara, this season has suggested that Miller gets worse when paired with the (somehow only) one-time Norris winner.
Miller's most common partner this season has been Torey Krug, with whom he's played 160:24 in 5-on-5. His next most-common partner has been Chara, with whom he's played 120:22 of 5-on-5 time. Playing with Krug often draws so-so competition — Krug has had the fifth-toughest quality of competition among Bruins defensemen this season, using time on ice of competition as a barometer — whereas playing with Chara draws the other team's best players, as evidenced by Chara having the hardest quality of competition.
Miller has been fine with Krug. The Bruins have outscored opponents when the two have played together — 2.62 goals for per 60; 1.12 goals against per 60 for a goals for percentage of 70. When Chara and Miller are together, the Bruins are outscored — 2.49 goals for per 60 and 4.49 goals against per 60, making for a rather horrifying 35.7 goals for percentage.
That's the comparison of Miller with Chara versus Miller with Krug. The numbers of Miller simply with and without Chara are even more telling:
"But Deej!" you say. "Maybe Miller's worse with Chara than players in seasons past because Chara has gotten worse! Chara just looks slower out there!"
No. Chara is still having the Chara effect on his partners. Including Kevan Miller, five defensemen have played at least 20 minutes of 5-on-5 with Chara this season. The four not named Kevan Miller all have better numbers with Chara than without him. All four — Adam McQuaid, Dennis Seidenberg, Colin Miller and Zach Trotman — have better goals for percentages with Chara, while Trotman's minor bump in Corsi For percentage without Chara (48.8 with him, 49.0 without him) is the only trace of a player's possession numbers not dipping when not with Chara.
Whether it's the quality of competition that comes with skating as Chara's partner or the fact that the duo lacks mobility, the Chara-Kevan Miller pairing has not been good. While that's not reason enough to write off Miller altogether, it's reason enough for Julien to separate the pairing, which he used to begin Tuesday night's game against the Capitals.
If McQuaid is to miss any stretch of time, the numbers indicate that Julien would be wise to not play Miller to Chara's right, where McQuaid has often played this season. The Bruins have other options — Trotman, Colin Miller — and Kevan Miller figures to be better off with Krug.
|Zach Sill suspended 2 games for hit on Adam McQuaid
|01.06.16 at 7:22 pm ET
The NHL has suspended Capitals forward Zach Sill two games for his hit on Adam McQuaid in Tuesday's game against the Bruins.
The hit took place in the second period of the Capitals' 3-2 victory, with Sill hitting McQuaid from behind in a play that saw McQuaid's head hit the glass. McQuaid left the game and did not practice Wednesday. The Bruins have not shared any details regarding the defenseman's status.


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Dr. Phil's Advice To Family In Crisis: 'It's Time To Write A New Life Script'
"My mom sent me to foster care because I was out of control," says Grant who was 9 at the time. Grant acknowledges, he's always liked chaos in his life. "I like to mess with people."
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When the family gets together to discuss their problems with Dr. Phil, he tells them, "It's time to write a new life script."
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Two high profile events involving tasers have dominated the recent news cycle. The first one centered around University of Florida student Andrew Meyers, who was tasered by campus police after he asked John Kerry a string of incredibly juvenile questions at a public forum. It gave rise to an infectious catchphrase ("Don't tase me, bro!"), copycat videos on YouTube, Facebook groups and the inevitable cafépress T-shirts.
The second taser-related episode involves Robert Dziekanski, a 40-year-old immigrant from Pieszyce, Poland, who died at Vancouver International Airport after being tased by the police. While Meyer's story has been treated with humor, and occasional mockery, Dziekanski's far more tragic ending has prompted many to question the safety of tasers.
There is no simple answer to this. Tasers used in law enforcement are hand-held weapons that can discharge a jolt of electricity up to 50,000 volts. The shot is only supposed to cause short-term muscle contractions and temporary incapacitation, allowing law-enforcers to control belligerent individuals.
The muscle contractions and decreases in respiration may lower blood pH one hour following exposure. Beyond that, the general consensus among firsthand observations and literature reviews is that the shocks do not cause long-term lasting damage to the individual who was tasered nor should it short-circuit pacemakers or kill.
"A lot of things happen when somebody is tasered. If you consider most scenarios, they are usually agitated and held down by many law enforcement agents. In most cases, their breathing are restricted and that could be a contributing cause in taser-related death," said Dr Jared Strote, from the Division of Emergency Medicine at the University of Washington Medical Center. For the sake of scientific discovery and better understanding, Strote has tasered himself in the past.
"During those five seconds, I can feel my muscles tense up. There's absolutely no muscle control at all. But my mind is clear and I'm lucid the entire time," he said. "I regained control once the taser was turned off. But everything was sore."
However, Strote thinks there still isn't enough experimental evidence to properly resolve the taser debate. The common experimental flaw in most taser research, including his self-experimentation, is that many of the test subjects were voluntarily tasered. Even when experimenters took care to include a broad spectrum of subjects, they were comparatively healthy, with benign medical history. Neither were they heavily restrained nor violently struggling when the shocks were delivered. Therefore, in Strote's opinion, experiments need to be better designed to represent real-life scenarios and the confounding variables.
Others believe the danger of tasers lies not in the electrical voltage from a single discharge, but rather the number of times people are tasered.
"The biggest problem with tasers is the fact that the manufacturer refuses to provide users with firm guidelines as to the appropriate use of their product," said Charly Miller, an author and a paramedic working in Lincoln, Nebraska.
"They failed to mandate a maximum number of consecutive uses on a person. They discourage users from employing 'prolonged and/or continuous' exposures or 'extensive multiple discharges.' But, they refuse to set a specific limit," said Miller.
An amateur video shot by a passerby was released after Dziekanski's death. It showed that he was tasered twice while surrounded by four Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers. His body language was confrontational when the officers first approached him. He was screaming and writhing on the airport floor upon being tased and died minutes after a second taser shot.
In light of this, the Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper with national reach, conducted an informal poll on its homepage. 80% of voters believe that Canadian police officers turn to their tasers too quickly.
The numbers reflect Canadians' anxiety towards the weapon. Recently, a man in British Columbia and a man in Nova Scotia also died abruptly after being tasered while in police custody. It's still unclear what role, if any, tasers might have played in their death.
In Canada, tasers are a prohibited weapon that can only be sold to law enforcement agencies. Tasers are not considered firearms in the United States, though some states, such as New York, Massachusetts, Illinois, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Michigan and Hawaii, restrict their use by people who are not police officers.
One such taser, the C2 model, is a smaller and lighter version of the law enforcement-grade M26 model. It comes in colours such as "metallic pink" and "electric blue," and is clearly marketed to women. It can be ordered through the internet (for as low as $279.95) and will be activated immediately once the buyer clears background check.
While further experiments are still needed to definitively answer whether tasers are safe, perhaps the better follow-up question is: how safe should we feel about untrained women carrying metallic pink stun guns in their purses, right next to the cherry lip gloss?


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You seem to be knowledgeable on tech spending. Care to respond to EBITDAHA's statement that the bank is "spending tens of million" on technology even as we speak? How about taking a stab at what they SHOULD be spending?
Lets address the issue of technology spending as an expense item. Its CAPITALIZED....not expensed! Therefore it does not impact the efficiency ratio in the year it is opurchased...only later as that expense ie depreciated.....jeez! What part of this don't you get bbtnomore?
bbtnomore didn't write that message, xbbter did.
Technology spending is NOT all capitalized. Most banks do not capitalize, for instance, personal computer purchases, as the useful life of a personal computer isn't long enough any more to justify capitalization. Ditto the software that goes on personal computers and most other PC hardware. Ditto the salaries of technology professionals.
And to the extent that tech spending IS capitalized, it is depreciated and still shows up in the efficiency ratio.
I know these essay questions are hard for you, so let's try multiple choice: Bank A spends $100 million on tech, all capitalized, depreciating straight line over 5 years. Bank B spends $300 million, same capitalization and depreciation schedule. If the rest of their non-interest expenses are the same, which bank will have a lower efficiency ratio?
That's right, Bank A, because they'll be taking $20M in tech expenses to the income statement while Bank B takes $60M.
Skip the accounting lesson for a second--do you honestly believe that technology spending has no economic impact on a bank's reported efficiency? Whether expensed and taken up front, or capitalized and taken over time, tech expenses hit the efficiency ratio and the bottom line.
What part of simple accounting don't YOU get?
With all due respect, rwmgn, my concern at the moment is not about the markets and the price of BBT shares. My concern is about the future of civilization as we have known it in America for the last 200 years.
No ill will intended to you.
God bless.
Let me assure you my good man there is no one on this earth more concerned about the poor citizens of this country that have been killed and injured than I am. I lived through WWII and served in the U S Navy. Yes, we are up against a different kind of enemy today. I do prey our government officials find the answers and do the right thing.
I take it you were bothered by me asking a simple question about the market at this time. Now, take a minute of your time and think what it would do to this country if we had a failure of the market at this time.
pompous ass.
nikki dog........
Your reply saying only "pompous ass" was directed to rwmgn, isn't that correct?
I noticed, too, that yacob_smirnoff did say that he intended no insult to rwmgn. Yacob's post was not offensive, imho.
yes directed to rwmgn NOT to yacob.
I just hope America has the stomack to do what is required to eliminate terrorism. A harsh problem that requires very harsh solutions. All terrorists must be "eliminated". Do you think we have the stomack for it? I have.
What an asshole you must be to respond like that.
America, and the rest of the "free world", now have no choice except to eliminate terrorism. There are no other options, if we wish to remain free and not live in a state of seige which, like cancer, would eventually kill us. I think Americans will hunker down and get the job done. I now see even young Americans in shock.........those young adults who were not alive when Pearl Harbor was attacked, and who think Viet Nam is a type of sushi. I think they will now abandon their self-glorification and self-centeredness and pull together for the good of America. They, too, have no choice because the alternative is slavery under the terrorists. The terrorists may have the WILL to win, but they do not have the RESOURCES to win.
Personally, I am just happy that we have people like Colin Powell in important jobs like Secretary of State, rather than insipid Democratic groupies like Clinton's first secretary of state, Warren Christopher..
I am worried a bit about the state of readiness of the US military. Clinton cut back so much funding to the military. You may remember that the Apache helos the US sent to Bosnia never flew in combat because of the lack of maintenance and spare parts. (Although the Apaches had an excellent combat record in the Gulf War.)
Why do you continue to reinforce the fact that you're an idiot with your moronic, obtuse diatribes. Go away,
Now is not the time for more of your nonsense.


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