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I was interviewed for this article on psychology in web design. The title is terrible but the article itself turned out quite nicely.
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A truly fascinating and well-written article on how changes are afoot in the worlds of psychology, economics, and just about any other field that has performed tests on American participants and extrapolated the results into universal traits.
Given the data, they concluded that social scientists could not possibly have picked a worse population from which to draw broad generalizations. Researchers had been doing the equivalent of studying penguins while believing that they were learning insights applicable to all birds.
A white paper that looks to sci-fi films as potential prototypes for habitats for humans in space, with an emphasis on dealing with the psychological issues involved.
I like this skewering of the cult of so-called-neuroscience; the self-help book equivalent of eye-tracking.
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A fascinating insight into the psychological implications of animated progress indicators.
A look at our inbuilt confirmation biases.
Personality in software. Pieces of technology are people too.
Finally, some debunking of the "paradox of choice" oversimplification.
James Surowiecki explains how loss aversion is affecting the health care "debate" in the USA.
This is required reading for anyone planning to join in the Werewolf games at the next BarCamp.
A brilliant piece of mindhacking for a good cause. Take the test for yourself and see if you can figure out where it's all leading.
I can only see the dancer going clockwise. Jessica saw anti-clockwise at first but was then able to change direction. I can't do that.
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Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel have been married for 3 years. They were dating for 4 years after getting together in Jan 2007. After 9 months of engagement they married on 19th Oct 2012.
Jessica Biel has been in relationships with Derek Jeter (2006 - 2007), Chris Evans (2003 - 2006) and Adam LaVorgna (1998 - 2001).
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Walker Creek Ranch is in the rolling hills of West Marin County, between Petaluma and Tomales Bay, about one hour's drive north of San Francisco, California. It's quiet and beautiful, with an abundance of wildlife and miles of hiking trails, a swimming pond, healthy and delicious food, and various accommodation options (ranging from private rooms to RV and tent camping to day-commuter).
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One of every four Oakland students - including 40 percent of its highest achievers - fled the district's public schools after finishing fifth grade in the spring, shunning the city's middle schools in favor of private, suburban or charter schools.
The exodus, which crosses all ethnicities and income levels, meant a loss of at least $6 million in state revenue. But perhaps more importantly, it shows the staggering brain drain that consistently leaves middle schools heavily weighted with struggling students.
It's a confounding problem for Oakland administrators: How can they improve the middle schools' test scores when the brightest students leave?
"The middle schools are saying, 'Come on. We're supposed to get these kids,' " Oakland Superintendent Tony Smith said. Oakland is the most improving large urban district in the state, but that's not showing up in middle school test scores, he said.
Smith asked district staff this year to examine enrollment figures to confirm his hunch that there was more to the precipitous drop in proficiency rates from elementary to middle school than what was happening inside the classrooms.
The numbers confirmed that the district was losing 40 percent of the advanced students as well as 28 percent of those who reached grade-level proficiency at an Oakland elementary school.
The result has been a drop in test scores from elementary to middle schools - scores that make it hard to then attract families of incoming sixth-graders.
For example, in 2010, 54 percent of fifth-graders were proficient or advanced in English, compared with 39 percent of sixth-graders. Next door in Berkeley, 63 percent of sixth-graders were proficient or better.
In short, many families feel their high-performing children can't maintain that kind of achievement at the district's middle schools, Smith said.
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Hey, I have an idea!
I think that would fix things right up.
More than 97% non-white. How can those students possibly learn if there isn't a white student to sit next to them? /illustrating absurdity
Raise the bar and students will try to reach it.
Lower the bar and students will try to reach it.
What will the left do if it ever comes to pass that race can no longer be used as a proxy for class.
Truly tragic.
Most funding should be cut for the public school system and instead just place small neighborhood schools inside each public housing project.
The onset of puberty has alot to do with this exodus.
It's OK Oakland - just keep doing what your doing, and everything will work out just fine (/sarc)
Lets look at the bright side: pensions and total # of teachers probably remain steady, and a 30-1 student-teacher ratio can flip, to become 1-30.
They have this backwards, the low scores caused the parents of the bright students to pull them out and give them a chance at a real education. If they would actually teach the subjects needed in the real world instead of how to worship homos they wouldn't be losing students.
All the kids who really want to keep learning and doing well are leaving to go to schools to get into an environment where they can!
And the public schools are stuck with the rest: those who haven't given their education much thought; and those who have, but don't really care.
Now the public intermediate schools might have to change their entire top-down, statist-dictated campus gulag environment to try and lure back the achievers.
Isn't Oakland the school district which teaches Ebonics as an official language?
The 'Fox' (a.k.a. Ben Chavis)is really starting to have an effect.
They're leaving to escape the undisciplined kids who disrupt the classes and can't be controlled by the teachers, so that they can continue with their education.
That is...they fully realize that they are regressing...not progressing. That what they are being fed is more harmful than good. That they look to their leaders for example and find a wasteland. That they look sometimes to their political leaders for guidance and proof that education will work for them...and they read how the "leader-in-chief" says that "unemployment benefits are the biggest boost to the economy."
Is it any wonder that with these examples, they are leaving public education???
The saddest part is that those NOT leaving public education will be elected to high state and/or national office.
Those with the intelligence and having left public education will be the next to leave the US.
This is a good trend. As students leave the public schools for private schools, the power of the corrupt unions decreases. At least these parents care enough to get their kids out of these failing and unsafe schools. The Leftist education monopoly and the disintegration of of the family are the main reasons that our nation is failing to give children a good eduction.
Solution of the Left...have the federal regulatory apparatus implement an internal passport system with strict relocation rules.
That said, all are mixed together. So the smart ones learn despite the school. The capable ones get by but learn very little. The rest may graduate, but are lacking the most basic elements of education.
Parents with above-average children should, in my opinion, get them out of public schools. Find an alternative. Those who want their average children to excel should do the same.
The public schools are, by and large, with exceptions duly noted, an intellectual desert. They are not getting any better. And even the best teachers are so busy taking care of the incapable and unwilling that they have no time for the better students.
Step 1: Lose the entitlement mentality.
Or worse, revive the state court ruling that home schooling is "illegal."
"Its OK Oakland - just keep doing what your doing, and everything will work out just fine (/sarc)"
More money! They need to spend more money! /s/
My sister went to 7th grade at a school in El Cerrito back in the 70s, and the black-on-white persecution was bad back then. I'm sure it's worse now.
Of course, this would have nothing to do with people leaving the schools.
Considering how well Jerry Brown did destroying Oakland and its school system, one can't begin to imagine how well he'll do with the entire state of California. The nightmare is right on the horizon. Future article will be entitled "Brain drain from California School Districts," and the "rest of California."
Those that can flee liberalism . . schools, neighborhoods, cities, shopping areas, states, regions. Liberalism is inherently a deal killer.
"How can they improve the middle schools' test scores when the brightest students leave?"
Maybe they should actually HELP the kids who DO need it.
California was cutting edge in introducing the hate whitey diversity doctrines into the schools. I feel sorry for the 92 white students who had to finish school there. They are probably extremely abused. Their parents stink to do that to them.
1. Eliminate tenure and seniority.
2. Base teacher benefits and retention on quality, not seniority.
3. Make it clear to the persons evaluating, hiring and promoting teachers that their jobs depend on improving the quality of education.
4. Make the dismissal of a bad teacher a simple, short process - not a multiyear judicial process.
5. Make the expulsion of chronic troublemakers in the student body a simple, short process - not a multiyear judicial process.
6. Encourage teachers to get advanced degrees in their areas of expertise. Discourage them from obtaining advanced degrees in Education.
The schools would improve markedly in a very short period of time.
No problem. They'll pressure the big unions to find a way to make it illegal for these students to leave. This is what leftist teachers do best....it's the only thing they can do at all!
The elementary schools are probably just as bad as the middle schools. The difference is most parents are capable of supplementing enough to make sure their kids can read and know their times table.
After five years they say, "Screw this, I'm not teaching them algebra, too" and send them private.
The ones who care, that it....
I believe that their area of expertise is Education. I don't think most of them could obtain a Bachelor Degree in the subject they are teaching, so I see no way for them to obtain advanced degrees.
I base this on seeing the mass transfer of chemistry majors to education majors after one semester of hard science and calculus, back in 1968. I only assume it happened in other majors, and is still happening today.
Teacher unions, after having for decades whined about wanting smaller class sizes finally got their wish. Not so great when the students left are the unproductive schlubs, is it?? Well, too damned bad!!
This is a microcosm of California as a whole... the producers are heading for the exits, leaving behind the unproductive types. This is what the progressivist left has wanted, right? Now the teacher unions have a simpler, more mentally malleable core group of students to mold into perpetually needy, dependent sheep. The future of California couldn`t be brighter.
...the district was losing 40 percent of the advanced students as well as 28 percent of those who reached grade-level proficiency at an Oakland elementary school...So, about seven, eight kids?
Damn, those poor kids. My wife and I went to a mixed-race urban school, and had our share of getting jumped and beat up by blacks. But it was only about 20 percent black. Can't imagine it being 97 percent black and being a white kid there.
"Raise the bar and students will try to reach it.
Lower the bar and students will try to reach it."
Students will be reaching for the $4.5B MO salad bar.
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E-Rabs at a glance
Coach: Roy Sackmaster (ninth season, 83-146)
Last year: 17-11 (11-5)
Returning starters: Tony Evans (6-6 Sr F/C), Moise Kashona (5-11 Sr G), Brandon J...
E-Rabs at a glance
Coach: Roy Sackmaster (ninth season, 83-146)
Last year: 17-11 (11-5)
Returning starters: Tony Evans (6-6 Sr F/C), Moise Kashona (5-11 Sr G), Brandon James (5-10 Sr G).
Other key players: Bryant Nolan (6-6 Jr G/F), Montreal Thompson (6-5 Jr F), Patrick Green (6-7 Jr C), Daevion Dixon (5-8 Soph G), Johnathan Chester (5-9 Sr G), Nick Enna (5-10 Jr G).
Strengths: Size and depth inside with four players between 6-5 and 6-7.
Weaknesses: Inexperience at guard.
Outlook: E-Rabs really only have two returning starters; Kashona and James alternated as starters last year. The E-Rabs have moved up in the conference three years in a row (from 1-15 to 8-8 to 10-6 to 11-5). The guess here is they'll stay in the same place for one year before moving up again next year when their 6-5, 6-6 and 6-7 juniors are seniors. "We will be our biggest opponent," coach Roy Sackmaster said. "We have some talent, but we are inexperienced and have a lot of growing to do both mentally and emotionally."
ROCKFORD — East looks all grown up.
Looks may be a little deceiving, but only a little. The long-time conference doormats look primed for their fourth consecutive strong season, but might not be mature enough yet to win a conference title. But that doesn't mean that one of the tallest teams in NIC-10 history couldn't make a postseason run once their guards gain more experience.
Eighth-year coach Roy Sackmaster, who played for Boylan, said the only NIC-10 team he can remember as big as this year's E-Rabs was the 2005 Jefferson team that finished fourth in the state.
"We have four kids over 6-5 who are all going to be on the floor a lot," Sackmaster said. "We're going to be throwing some size at teams."
That starts with 6-foot-6 senior Tony Evans, who had 21 points, 11 rebounds and nine blocks in one game last year after returning from a knee injury.
"And he's not even our biggest guy," Sackmaster said.
Nor was he healthy then. Evans has since lost 25 pounds. Sackmaster said Evans isn't as skilled as former center Steven McNease, who carried East to the Class 3A sectional finals three years ago and supersectionals two years ago, but is even more physically imposing.
"Tony has Division I athleticism, but he's a tweener. He's very quick off his feet and very explosive," Sackmaster said. "He's going to have some highlight-type dunks. Steven was more skilled, but Tony is a man amongst boys."
He won't be alone; three tall juniors — 6-6 Bryant Nolan, 6-5 Montreal Thompson and 6-7 Patrick Green — will get their share of dunks. So will 5-11 senior guard Moise Kashona.
"Kashona can dunk off one dribble," Sackmaster said. "People will enjoy watching us. We have more kids who can dunk this year than my previous eight years combined. We have size and we have athleticism."
East had gone 12-90 in the NIC-10 over seven years before Sackmaster resurrected the program and led the E-Rabs to a 29-19 conference mark the last three years. That included a three-way tie for second last year at 11-5, the E-Rabs' best record in 20 years, but they were bumped up to Class 4A last year and didn't go as far in the postseason.
The E-Rabs remain in 4A this year and face a tough challenge, both in the playoffs and in the NIC-10 with Boylan, Auburn, Hononegah and defending champion Belvidere also fielding strong teams. And not only are most of their tallest players inexperienced, so is 5-8 sophomore point guard Daevion Dixon, who missed last year with a knee injury.
Page 2 of 2 - "With our lack of experience, we're going to make some mistakes and lose some games we shouldn't lose," Sackmaster said, "but when all is said and done, I think the light bulb will click on with these guys. It's just a matter of when it will click on. I don't know if our kids are ready to be consistent enough to win conference, but being built for a good postseason run is the ultimate goal."
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if there is water then the temperature is in between 0 to 100 degree and less or more humane can live
Ah, while I do indeed have a big 280mm aperture f/6.3, I'm afraid my scope is still a tad lacking in the ability to see this sort of thing. :) However, I can see Encl., at least. Click to a biggun, non-stacked (and thus kinda noisy) image of Saturn, intentionally overexposed to reveal 8 of her moons (LGT labeled image). http://fossilspringsaz.com/pics/2010/may/05/img_4456.jpg
Is it water or methane?? AFAIK, the temperature there is hundred something below 0 celcius. Any water will be in solid state a.k.a Ice. The possible liquid substances are only methane, nitrogen and other light gases.
Jonathan Harker
The surface of Enceladus is mostly water ice. It's plasma, not liquid water, sublimated off the surface in the near vacuum, by the action of charged particles in Saturn's magnetosphere bombarding the surface near the poles, like our Northern Lights.
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Does anyone know what screen here is the largest?
I go to the Hub/Riverview/Axle reunions at the Orbit in October, they've been doing it for over 12 years. Rollerskating is alive and well, check out Orbit's website.
We love the Catlow Theatre in Barrington. Does the York theatre still have the organ that comes up out of the floor?
I have heard that it is not the greatest sound-wise, although I have never been there myself. If that is true it doesn't seem to keep the customers away.
Typo: Should be "grade-school", not "grade-schoo"!
I hope that this place does NOT close for another big box store. There are too many of them there. Norridge and Harwood Heights already have Target, Best Buy, etc.
It is hard to believe, but this place has lasted almost forty years—that's an eternity for movie theatres these days. It has outlived its contemporaries like the Golf Mill, the Old Orchard, the Lawrencewood (the latter two were also M&Rs). It was built some twenty years before the Bricktown (which SHOULD have given it stiff competition) and has remained open seven years after that place closed.
I lived for many years near Austin & Montrose, until 1990, and almost always saw first-run films here. Even my former grade-schoo, St. Robert Bellarmine, would rent the place out for special showings (in the era before VCRs). I haven't been here in many years, however the Norridge is a survivor!
What's the place like these days?
Has anyone heard the rumor that this theatre is being closed to make room for a Big Box store?
I have noticed for the last few months the Marquee on Harlem Avenue hasn't been listing the movies but the theatre has remained open.
There is a handfull in the suburbs. There might be some in Chicago left on the south side.
The Coachlite in Roselle (western suburbs) is where the Riverview Roller Rink and Axle (Hub) reunions are held in October
There's the Orbit in Palatine
Are there any roller rinks left in Chicagoland? I thought they were pretty much a thing of the past.
I remember the Theater reopening and seeing Bad News Bears. If it wasn't the first movie after the reopening it was close to it. 1978 sounds right.
keep the roller rink discussion going
Here are pictures of this theater
Didn't mean to mislead, yes, dad was only assistant manager of Niles before going to Countryside as manager. My email is shill (at) harpercollege.edu – drop me a line, I couldn't pull up an email address for you.
(More apologies for the roller rink discussion…)
Hi Steven – Here's the scoop. The managers of the Niles were Bill Simpson and Elaine Calabrese. When I called Elaine about your comments, she totally remembered you and Warren. Warren was the manager of Countryside. (I too remember that rink shutting down in the late 70s. For whatever reason, we took those mushroom seats apart.)
My parents hope you are doing well and are curious to know how your father is doing. Drop me an email if you can.
(Apologies for the roller rink discussion…)
Well, here's where I'm coming from on the Niles Axle closing. My dad (Warren) was manager and my mom was cashier there. I was there when the building was sold and they shut down – I remember them taking the globe lights and disco ball down – and our family moved to Florida from 1978 to 1982. If it really did close in August 1984, something is seriously wrong with time, and I shouldn't have stepped on that butterfly. :)
Paul is correct with regard to M&R history. However, the Niles Axle Roller Rink closed on August 8, 1984, not 1978 (as Steven Hill mentioned). My family members managed many of the M&R chains, including the Twin Drive-In, Evanston Theater, Niles Theater, etc.
Great memories!
The nearest theatres are the Melrose Park and the Pickwick. Even the new Golf Mill theatres won't harm this place's attendence.
Nah, it's on here as the Lansing 8. I'll look it up and see if I can refine any further though.
Brian Wolf: here's a research project for you, should you choose to accept it. I remember seeing ads for a theatre called River Run back in the 80's. It would have been GCC or M&R. I got the impression that it was similar to Norridge, or the original Old Orchard or Randhurst Cinemas. No idea what town it would've been in. Don't see a listing on this site. Could be remembering wrong, but am 99% sure that I am not.
Cinemark Melrose Park is a distant away from the Norridge. Even though the Cinemark is the closet theater to my house I also go to the Norridge to see a movie that is not playing at the Cinemark.
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The Old Orchard and the Norridge were both originally in the M&R chain. I grew up around here and frequented this place. It is good to see that it is doing well, still. But as you say, there's no real competition within MILES of this place.
Cinemark in Melrose Park is far enough away that I don't think there's a hell of a lot of mutual draw. Someone who lives at Harlem & I-90 is not likely to drive all the way down Harlem and out North Ave. to get to the Cinemark when the film offerings are similar at both theatres.
I've never been inside here, but my brother says it's huge. I think it has something like 4400 seats in total. Anyway, is this theater doing well? Because Cinemark at Melrose Park is not far away.
I took a ride by it tonight. It looks to me like they had the twin, added a third screen the same size as the first one, split the original twin 3 ways each, and added more screens in the annex part. In other words the original twin is auditoriums 5-10 and the 1-4 is annex. The roller rink is some kind of kiddie amusement place now. I'm sort of surprised this theater is still around – and under loews/amc – since it's not really in a shopping center, although there is a very busy shopping area surrounding it. Presumably it was also built to sap the audience from the old Harlem Outdoor.
I passed this place on the way home last night. Given that I had just been discussing it, decided to drive off of Harlem Ave. and take a look. It seems pretty cool. Reminds me a lot of the original Old Orchard, which is cool because I saw many great films there. There was a big crowd coming out of the place. This was something like 11:45 at night.
They had the Howard Bowl at Clark and Howard for years, too. I thought I read somewhere they were getting back into movies again.


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Unlike other structures made from composite materials, objects made from MIT's new bricks can be disassembled easily, and individual bricks can be replaced when they break, according to ExtremeTech.
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Before joining ESPN in 2005, he was a reporter for the Windsor Star and Toronto Sun. Burnside has won numerous awards, including the 1990 National Newspaper Award, and also co-authored the best-selling true crime book "Deadly Innocence" in the mid-1990s. He is based in Atlanta.
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Scott Burnside (1:31 PM)
Greetings all. Two weeks from now we'll be talking match-ups and playoff favorites. But a lot of road to travel before then. Now, where were we?
Tim (Buffalo)
How was your crow this morning?
Scott Burnside (1:34 PM)
Tim; Actually didn't taste a thing as Pierre did the Power Rankings today. But I can't argue with where he had the streaking Sabres. Huge tilt tomorrow night with Washington at Verizon Center. Have nothing against the Sabres but I will point out that as of now they still reside outside the playoff bubble and unless they can find a way in then all their hard work down the stretch will amount to nothing.
Tyler (Los Angeles)
What chance do the Kings have to make a deep run in the playoffs. Is this a team no one wants to see?
Scott Burnside (1:35 PM)
Tyler; How hard is the west to figure out? Kings might be as good a team as there is in the conference right now but they could easily miss the playoffs altogether. That home and home to close out the season with San Jose looms large. But I believe they are a team regardless if they're the 3rd, 7th or 8th seed that could pose big problems for their first-round opponent. As for a deep run, I defy anyone to be confident of any team in the west making a run to the Cup final at this point in time.
Garrett (NY)
Hey Scott how do you see the Rangers playoffs run ending?
Scott Burnside (1:37 PM)
Garrett; It's hard to map out how things are going to go for the Rangers without knowing if they're going to hold on to the top seed or not. That's a big bonus because I'm not sure anyone, even red hot Pittsburgh, relishes a first-round date with the Flyers given how well Ilya Bryzgalov is playing. For me the Rangers' playoff path will be determined by two things; can Henrik Lundqvist out-play whoever is standing at the other end of the ice and can the Rangers' find enough offensive depth so that if Marian Gaborik and/or Brad Richards go dry can they keep moving forward.
Brian (Eugene, Oregon)
Does this weekend's news about Quebec's intentions to build an arena make them any more likely than Seattle, et al, to get a team like the Coyotes if they move? Or does it simply confirm something that was already pretty much expected?
Scott Burnside (1:39 PM)
Brian; I talked to a league source this morning who said this had been expected all along. However whenever something is formalized as was the plan to build an NHL-ready arena in Quebec City it changes things. With the Seattle situation still in a state of flux, Quebec City I think moves back to the front of the line vis a vis a potential landing place for the Coyotes if a new owner can't be found in the next month or so.
Jamie (Manhattan, KS)
After three games, what is your thoughts on Radulov?
Scott Burnside (1:41 PM)
Jamie; I've actually managed to catch a fair amount of all three games. Have to admit I've been impressed. He just adds another layer of creativity for the Preds in the offensive zone. A power play that was already surprisingly effective has another key weapon in terms of puck control, in terms of finding the open man and that means there should be more room for Weber and Suter at the point. Let's see how his conditioning is in two weeks but so far so good.
Jacob (Saint Louis)
Greetings Scott, thanks for the time. With Alex Steen back in the lineup, Jaden Schwartz showing his ability, and Andy Mcdonald close to returning, do the Blues have enough fire power to make a run in the playoffs?
Scott Burnside (1:43 PM)
Jacob; I had a chance to chat with Ken Hitchcock this morning for a piece I'll write later this week but we were talking in general about how important health is to all the teams in the west because there are so many teams that, in theory, could run the table. So there's no doubt getting Steen back is huge. He does so many things for the Blues when he's healthy. And if McDonald can get back to form the Blues' offense by committee is that much more dangerous. Like the Rangers I think the issue for the Blues is going to be finding enough goals when they face a team like Vancouver (or Los Angeles as they're going now). But they are built for the playoffs and have a coach who's built for the playoffs.
Joe (Tampa)
Sabres finding a way in should open up tomorrow night. Capitals lack heart, and don't give me they beat the Wild. The team that has folded up each April for years now is what I expect to see on the ice tomorrow night.
Scott Burnside (1:45 PM)
Joe; That's why I'm so intrigued by tomorrow's game. Neither team has had a history of being able to deliver the goods when it matters. Lots of things can happen in the next 10 days or so but if there's a regulation winner Tuesday that might be the difference between getting in and going home a week Saturday.
joe (pittsburgh)
lost in the penguins media frenzy is fleury. while his numbers arent eye popping, his play is the reason pens are fighting for first. is a veizna nod too much to hope for?
Scott Burnside (1:47 PM)
joe; I agree that Fleury's strong play throughout the season gets overshadowed by Malkin, Neal and of course more recently Crosby. Not sure he can dislodge Henrik Lundqvist and Pekka Rinne at the top of the Vezina discussion I think he may get a look along with Jonathan Quick and maybe Jimmy Howard (although his injuries may derail his chances) as a third name on the ballot.
Ron (Chicago)
You may have this on the piece on health your writing but what teams in your opinion have battled the most adversity injury wise this year?
Scott Burnside (1:50 PM)
Ron; It's easier to pick teams that have stayed healthy but I think the Penguins without Crosby and for long periods Kris Letang, Evgeni Malkin and Jordan Staal are an example of a team that didn't let injury become a crutch. The Caps never quite got over losing Nicklas Backstrom and of course Mike Green was gone for pretty much the entire season before his recent return. The Blues have missed key personnel like Andy McDonald and Alex Steen for long periods and still kept chugging. But maybe for me the Flyers are a team that lost big when Chris Pronger went down and have had a huge number of concussions sideline other players but still managed to keep afloat.
Jon (Mason City)
Hi Scott, with the obvious need of an offensive threat to skate on Heatley and Koivu's line do you think Parise will actually consider coming home to play this offseason? What type of factors are in play? Are the Wild really close to being a playoff team in the next couple years? To me it's hard to believe having watched almost every game this season. I'd think Zach would prefer to resign or play with a team capable of making a big push. Thanks for your insights.
Scott Burnside (1:53 PM)
Jon; Not sure what insight other than I think if Parise leaves New Jersey - and I think it will be a major surprise if he doesn't - it will be a combination of dollar, term and potential. I don't think the Devils are a Cup team this spring so I would look for Parise to join a team with a winning tradition. There will always be an attraction to being part of a home-state revival but the way the Wild fell off the map this year has to be a major red flag if you're Parise. Too bad, because had they made the playoffs it might have been easier to make that kind of pitch to a quality guy like Parise. My guess right now? How about Parise in a Red Wing jersey July 1?
Mark (Los Angeles)
Scott-Can we give some love on here to Jon Quick? Here is analogy to baseball. The Cy Young award is given to the best pitcher in the National and American league. A few years ago, Felix Hernandez won the American Cy Young. He had a mediocre 13-13 record, but his ERA and number of Strikeouts were through the roof. For someone not getting any goal support and still being in the top 5 in most goalie categories, that is pretty darn impressive.
Scott Burnside (1:55 PM)
Mark; The GMs' vote on the Vezina but I don't think he's flying under the radar. People know how good he's been and how difficult it's been with the lack of run support for most of the year. My guess, going back to an earlier question, is that right now he's number three behind Lundqvist and Rinne. Not bad company. And of course there's always the Conn Smythe Trophy to shoot for in June.
Nebsky (Dallas)
Stars questions. Reily Smith, what do you expect out of him with the jump from College straight to NHL, ala GM Joe N. Also, what do you think about Morrow relegated to 4th line.
Scott Burnside (1:57 PM)
Reily; It's a big jump to go NCAA to NHL. But the expectations, I would think, are fairly modest so that's a good thing. And as for Morrow's relegation that's clearly a function of him not being close to being 100%. But if ever there was a gamer it's Brenden Morrow. No sense forcing him into a role he's not physically able to handle but having him play a lesser role still means he's in the mix. Nice job, in my opinion, of handling his bench by rookie head coach Glen Gulutzan.
Arin (D-town, Ca)
Prediction for tonight's Sharks Avs game?
Scott Burnside (1:59 PM)
Arin; Here's another game where a team is looking for its character to reveal itself. Like Semyon Varlamov's play more than I like that of Antti Niemi so give the edge to the Avs; 3-2.
Nick (Mequon)
Mr. Burnside,Do you think the Hawks have a chance of reaching the Cup finals this year even if they get Toews back, and maybe Montador?
Scott Burnside (2:01 PM)
Nick; I think a return to the Cup final this year will be determined by the return of Jonathan Toews; they have a shot if he's back and much smaller shot if he doesn't. And the play of Corey Crawford/Ray Emery. Given how both have played this season, in some cases both brilliantly and both poorly, I think both will have to carry some load if the 'Hawks are to go deep this spring. When they're going they're a fun team to watch and a hard team to stop. When not, as in last night versus Nashville, yikes.
Daniel (College Park, MD)
Caps question Mr. Burnside- 1st- do you think they make the playoffs? 2nd with ovechkin on fire, holtby playing like he did last year, and backstrom eyeing a playoff return do you think the caps could be a suprise team in the playoffs? If they get the pens in the first round I wouldnt think so but any other team, particularly the rangers, I think the caps can beat
Scott Burnside (2:03 PM)
Daniel; So many if's for the Caps. But if they do get in and play a team like the Rangers I think an upset is possible. Very little pressure on them this spring and if Backstrom can come back and contribute that changes the make-up of the team considerably. Don't like their chances against the Pens although selfishly look forward to any clash of Crosby/Ovechkin for the pure drama it would bring. Holtby is interesting. The one factor that goes without saying is they need to find someone who can give them some kind of consistency between the pipes. Maybe it's Holtby but it has to be someone or they can kiss the playoffs as a whole goodbye.
Jamie (Regina)
Non-Playoff Question - What do the Oilers do, if anything, in the off-season by way of trade to improve in the long run? Are they out of the Bernier/Schneider discussions? Defencemen only or forwards too? We have to believe they're taking another forward with a top 3 pick, right?
Scott Burnside (2:05 PM)
Jamie; The Oilers still have a bunch of holes to fill but for me they have to decide if Devan Dubnyk can carry the load as a starter and if not start planning beyond an aging Nikolai Khabibulin. And the blue line remains a gaping hole in terms of this team taking a step forward. At this stage the Oilers look well-stocked up front but woefully thin on the back end and uncertain in goal. That's no way to get back to the playoffs.
Jim (Orlando)
So many people are hung up on the Sabres or the Capitals making the playoffs. I see them both passing Ottawa, how bout you?
Scott Burnside (2:08 PM)
Jim; Great point and the Sens have a monster date with the Jets in Winnipeg tonight. They have turned what should have been a sure-thing playoff berth and maybe a shot at 6th or even the Northeast Division title into a dogfight with the Caps and Sabres. I think the Jets are spent but they are so dangerous at home that this is crunch time for the Sens. Counting tonight they play four of six on the road to close things out. No wonder the Sens fans are all clustered around their panic buttons.
Zach (Philly)
I have a conspiracy theory. I think the Devils are intentionally losing, because they DON'T want to over take the Flyers for 5th. That 4/5-hole in the east is going to be a long road no matter how you shake it.
Scott Burnside (2:09 PM)
Zach; I don't think anyone actually 'hopes' to lose games at this stage of the season, bad karma. But you point out an obvious truth. With all due respect to the Florida Panthers they are obviously a team that looks more beatable than any of the Rangers, Pens or Flyers. Of course, what do they say about being careful what you wish for...
James (Boston)
Are the Bruins back on track? Can they challenge the New York, Pittsburgh and Phily tri in the East?
Scott Burnside (2:12 PM)
James; Bruins do seem to have found their mojo again. Nice to see Marty Turco get a win and if you're a Bruins fan you hope to see three or four more so Tim Thomas is nice and fresh come post-season time. Bruins are pretty much locked into the second seed and they match up pretty well against Ottawa should the Sens hang on there. Regardless I like their chances of advancing beyond the first round and then it gets interesting. I think they need Rich Peverley back but the lack of news surrounding Nathan Horton's recovery is troubling especially when it comes to facing one of those other elite clubs in the east.
Jonathan (Miami)
It's a surprise to everyone that the Panthers are turning heads. As a South Floridian, I couldn't be more thrilled to see rats raining down on the ice after wins. There's an atmosphere of cautious optimism though. How deep into the playoffs do the Panthers go this year?
Scott Burnside (2:14 PM)
Jonathan; Got a chance to see the Panthers wax Boston after the GMs' meetings and it was a nice vibe. When you don't make the playoffs for more than a decade it's always good to have cautious optimism. Could they beat New Jersey, Ottawa, Washington or Buffalo? They'll have their hands full regardless and I think it's a question of whether the offense can keep up. They have gone dry recently and while the team defense is good and Jose Theodore has been impressive they'll need more scoring up and down the line-up to advance.
Imre (Missoula, MT)
RE: Zach (Philly) - No conspiracy theory, but wouldn't the Hawks rather face the Pacific division winner rather than Nash/Det, right?
Scott Burnside (2:16 PM)
Imre; The same dynamic as we were discussing in the east exists in the west. And you're right Chicago would look to have an easier time against Dallas or Los Angeles in the first round than either Detroit or Nashville. Still, I think most coaches believe that you've got to win what you can while you can so no one is angling for a specific match-up. Plus, if you're Chicago you've still got a shot at home ice advantage in the first round so don't think anyone is trying to massage the seedings to their advantage. That always comes back to bite you.
Jim (Ottawa)
Don't you think people are handing the Stanley Cup to Pittburgh a tad early? They look fantastic, no question. But they have holes defensively, and there are been a few teams this season that looked unbeatable that are struggling now - including the defending champs. I wouldn't get against them, but people shouldn't be shocked if they get taken down...
Scott Burnside (2:19 PM)
Jim; Absolutely a fair point. I think, though, that what makes the Pens so impressive now is that they are healthy and when they are healthy they are such a handful down the middle with Staal, Crosby and Malkin plus with a defense that is better than the one that won the Cup in '09 I think that's why folks are anticipating a long, long run in the spring. But having watched 8th seed Montreal knock of Washington and Pittsburgh in 2010 I get that looking good on paper is a long way away from anything.
Tim (San Jose)
I like conspiracy theories. How about that extra point from the clock "malfunction" in LA? Looking like a pretty big point right about now...
Scott Burnside (2:21 PM)
Tim; That point looms very, very large if you're any of the other five teams in the west that could find themselves dislodged by the Kings by a single point when the dust clears a week from Saturday. That's the NHL's worst nightmare. Not just the fact the Kings received two points that they might not have ultimately earned but it also counts in the ROW (regulation, overtime wins) totals that will almost certainly have a bearing on who makes it and possible seeding.
Dennis (South Jersey)
Philadelphia Flyers. Deep run or fast fizzle exit?
Scott Burnside (2:25 PM)
Dennis; I'll just forward your question to Ilya Bryzgalov's email address. Even without Pronger and now Andrej Meszaros I like the Flyers depth along the blue line and if Daniel Briere stays warm really like the blend up front but it all comes back to Bryzgalov. Think about last weekend's terrific clash with Pittsburgh. Now think seven games of that kind of hockey against the Pens or Rangers or Devils and the Flyers have a shot. But is there a chance Bryzgalov goes off the rails, hard and without any warning? Of course. Wouldn't be Philly without that kind of uncertainty going into the post-season would it?
Matt (South Bend)
How good is Gustav Nyquist? Six assists in 11 games while only averaging 11 minutes a night. 5 of them since his most recent call up getting to play with Datsyuk. And his shot is very nice. He puts on some weight this summer and a Nyquist/Datsyuk line is bound to give opposing defense fits right?
Scott Burnside (2:26 PM)
Matt; Typical Red Wings, no? He was taken with the 121st overall pick in the '08 draft. Now he's a real NHLer. You have to shake your head in admiration at Ken Holland and the Red Wing scouting staff. Interesting to see if he gets another look come playoff time.
Doug (Vancouver)
Can the Canucks go anywhere in the post-season without Daniel?
Scott Burnside (2:28 PM)
Doug; I think the Canucks are deep enough to get out of the first round without Daniel Sedin. But beyond that becomes much tougher without the best pure goal-scorer on the team.
Manny (Houston)
Do you think Karlsson is a lock for the Norris Trophy? Any chance Pietrangelo gets any consideration?
Scott Burnside (2:30 PM)
Manny; No, I think Karlsson will likely settle into the third spot on the ballot behind Shea Weber and Zdeno Chara with Ryan Suter in the mix, too. Terrific numbers but I think his overall game will keep Karlsson from the actual hardware this season at least.
Scott Burnside (2:30 PM)
Okay folks, time to wrap it up. Thanks for dropping by. Be well.
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Controversial radio talker Laura Schlessinger has settled -- for an undisclosed sum -- a $6 million slander lawsuit filed against her by the owner of a Southern California surf shop, says her lawyer. Tom Moore, owner of Beach Access, was accused by Dr. Laura on the air of selling a skateboarding magazine (Big Brother Skateboarder, published by "Hustler" publisher Larry Flynt) that she called pornographic. Accused by Dr. Laura of intentionally trying to harm children, Moore sued Schlessinger, then she sued him -- claiming that he verbally attacked her in public. Now it's all settled amicably, Schlessinger's attorney, Gerard P. Fox, told the Los Angeles Daily Journal, though he didn't spill the terms of the deal.


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Kudos to Vodafone for formally telling the world that this invasion of privacy is happening, and I hope they help set something larger in motion here.
The company said wires had been connected directly to its network and those of other telecoms groups, allowing agencies to listen to or record live conversations and, in certain cases, track the whereabouts of a customer.
There is a very fine line between security and invasion of privacy - and this is usually crossed by people who want to abuse of their power.
I'm all for having the proper security checks and measures in place. I'm also in favour of giving up some privacy in favour of more security, however, at the very least, I expect this to be done transparently. I expect to know exactly what this information is being used for, and what we're being protected from.
Vodafone's group privacy officer, Stephen Deadman, said: "These pipes exist, the direct access model exists.
"We are making a call to end direct access as a means of government agencies obtaining people's communication data. Without an official warrant, there is no external visibility. If we receive a demand we can push back against the agency. The fact that a government has to issue a piece of paper is an important constraint on how powers are used."
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In Albania, Egypt, Hungary, India, Malta, Qatar, Romania, South Africa and Turkey, it is unlawful to disclose any information related to wiretapping or interception of the content of phone calls and messages including whether such capabilities exist.
Shame on the Maltese government for being on this list. Shame on both parties who have been in power over the past few years. One party implemented it, the other allowed it to stand.
It shows that Malta is one of the most spied on nations in Europe. The former British protectorate has a tiny population of 420,000, but last year Vodafone alone processed 3,773 requests for metadata.
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With tongue firmly in cheek, Giannella De Leonardo refers to herself as the four-foot lady whose job requires running around the office screaming, "We're being hacked!"
But this week, her excitement has more positive origins. The Malta–based information security analyst learned that she passed #ISACA's June CISA exam.
"I didn't see the email," Giannella explains. "I was out camping and swimming for the weekend and got a social-network message from a friend of mine. So I clumsily fumbled away on my phone, logged in to MyISACA and saw "Exam Result: Passed." I had to go through the page twice to make sure I wasn't hallucinating."
She wasn't. And she earned her passing marks by beginning her studies six months prior to the exam. In the final three months, she focused on the CISA Review Manual and found support and encouragement in online CISA study groups.
"While ISACA's CISA focuses on the auditor, my current role fills that of an auditee," she says. "I'm looking forward to applying what I've learned so as to be able to work more harmoniously with our QSAs during an audit. CISA is a highly regarded certification and will certainly play an important role if I decide to pursue other opportunities in information security and auditing."
Giannella admits she wasn't sure how well she did upon leaving the exam. But her preparation, smarts and work history paid off.
"Obviously I was overjoyed I passed, and getting a pat on the back from managers and colleagues made it all worthwhile," says the analyst, who plans to pursue the certification immediately and who hashtagged the tweet announcing her success with "uberstoked."
She's so stoked, in fact, that she immediately registered for the December CISM exam.
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