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Nuclear Propulsion and What It Means to Space Exploration
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Everyone knows about nuclear weapons and nuclear power. Many people believe that it is too dangerous to experiment with, and too costly to work with. Many also believe that it is nuclear technology that will save mankind. But the reality of nuclear technology, as in any other technology, is that the results are what we make out of it.
In the 1930s and 1940s, scientists at the Los Alamos National Laboratory successfully attempted to construct a nuclear bomb. This has been arguably the greatest discovery in the history of humankind for its implications to the very nature of the political and societal structure of today. But this was not their only achievement. Los Alamos researchers investigated everything from electricity generation to nuclear-powered aircraft, and it was in many cases not the technological limitations themselves that stopped research, but bureaucratic issues. In the 1940s it was believed that we were on the brink of achieving all of man�s eternal goals: the end of war, the end of hunger, and reaching to the stars.
In reality the implications were much less beneficial to mankind. With the nuclear power disasters of the twentieth century, notably Chernobyl and Three Mile Island, the public has withdrawn from nuclear power. Further problems that have halted nuclear power generation have resulted from the storage of nuclear waste.
Public disfavor with anything nuclear has extended itself into space. When the Cassini probe launched in 1997, its 73 pounds of plutonium sparked protests that called into question any future nuclear project in space. Protesters contended that an error in launch or an encounter with Earth later on in the voyage could result in dangerous radioactivity raining down from the sky. What the protestors failed to realize was the actual risk involved: the increase in radioactivity that would result from the destruction of Cassini would have been equivalent to a 15,000th of a normal lifetime absorption of radioactivity. There is most likely more radioactivity in a tanning booth or dental X-ray.
Yet the advantages, if public disfavor can be overcome, are enormous. Non-nuclear spacecraft are not only limited in propulsion speed and range and payload, but also the power available to instrumentation onboard. The 1997 Sojourner rover on Mars stopped functioning after only days because its solar panels had become dust-coated and ineffective, not because of any equipment failure. A nuclear rover under development by NASA for launch in 2009 would be able to travel hundreds of miles and last for months to years on the Martian surface, and its sensors could have orders of magnitudes more power, leading to much more data gained. A spacecraft proposal that would use fission-heated oxygen-hydrogen reactions that would allow cheap daily commuter flights to the moon for thousands of years is under consideration in NASA, and five-year missions to Pluto have been proposed with nuclear fission propulsion. There is no end to what this technology can give us.
So if safety can be assured, within limits of course, and the benefits are so great, what is stopping us from developing these projects and having the entire solar system at our grasp? The answer is mostly political, not technical. Fortunately, NASA has managed to press ahead in its recent nuclear initiative, now named Project Prometheus. NASA will invest billions of dollars over five years to develop and launch a nuclear-powered spacecraft. Unlike past nuclear efforts in space, such as the above-mentioned Cassini, the Prometheus craft will be propelled by nuclear electric propulsion, with power generated from nuclear fission.
There are three main classifications of nuclear propulsion, and three methods of powering them.
Radioisotope decay has been demonstrated feasible and used in many missions for decades. It relies on the natural release of energy when the fuel, for example plutonium, decays into an isotope of uranium, releasing energy. This provides a continuous, safe source of power. This electrical power is then used to accelerate propellant and then eject it at high velocity to propel the craft. The main limitation of this method is the raw amount of power that can be generated. It is mostly useful for long-term, low velocity propulsion. It also is one of the safest methods of nuclear propulsion, as no fission reaction is taking place and there is little danger of complications.
Nuclear fission is the most well known form of nuclear technology. In simplest terms, nuclear fission relies on neutrons bombarding nuclei of uranium or plutonium and forcing the separation of these elements into other elements, releasing energy. This energy output is several orders of magnitude above radioisotope decay and chemical propulsion. The Project Prometheus goal, a 100-kilowatt reactor, is a thousand times the energy output of a moderate-sized solar panel like the ones used on the Pathfinder mission for the Sojourner rover. It is the difference between a desk light and a stadium lighting system.
The earliest considered form of nuclear propulsion was known as a nuclear rocket, or nuclear explosive propulsion. The nuclear rocket would use nuclear explosions to propel a spacecraft to extremely high velocities. One of the most famous of these proposals was the Titan concept, a giant spacecraft using the world�s nuclear weapons arsenals to propel itself to the stars. Needless to say, this has extreme disadvantages, and never got off the ground. For one, the radiation output would be enormous. It would be folly to launch from Earth, not to mention difficult. If a reactor were used to generate the explosions, the size would need to be thousands of tons � almost an impossibility to get working. This concept has been abandoned due to concerns about radiation exposure and since the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty has been in place.
Also at times called nuclear rocketry is another, more practical method that uses propellant, such as hydrogen, heated to extreme temperatures and ejected at high velocities as in a conventional rocket. Unlike a conventional rocket, the propellant�s energy would come from direct or indirect nuclear energy, and thus be extremely more powerful. This design, usually called nuclear thermal propulsion, has many supporters. It would allow very fast changes in velocities, and would be able to make a trip to Mars in a few days at its most advanced form. It also has use in rover missions and even in a unique concept called a hopper, which would be able to use Martian atmosphere to propel itself from site to site to conduct research. An advantage of this system lies in the fact that although some gases are better, any gas will do for propulsion. This means that a craft on Mars could use the indigenous Martian atmosphere or water ice to refuel, extending its lifetime and reducing cost and increasing efficiency by orders of magnitudes. The United States and the former Soviet Union have both successfully built full-scale functioning rocket engines using nuclear thermal propulsion.
According to NASA, there are still some design issues to be worked out, but it is more likely that the reason the United States� nuclear thermal program was dropped is political. The project, called NERVA and terminated in 1973, had succeeded early on in building functioning, safe rockets. According to an article on the NASA website, the program was terminated because of �a lack of public interest in human spaceflight, the end of the space race after the Apollo Moon landing, and the growing use of low-cost unmanned, robotic space probes.� Not only that, but most likely since it was cheaper to operate than the much less powerful shuttle, the senators and representatives from the states that produced the shuttle also pitched in on its demise. This passage of events can only be described as tragic. No current major, or even medium-sized, project of any space agency in the world includes nuclear thermal propulsion.
In fact, the only form of nuclear propulsion that is actively being pursued today is the final major form of fission propulsion, nuclear electric propulsion. This form of propulsion is similar to nuclear thermal propulsion, except that instead of heating the fuel to accelerate it, it ionizes the fuel and then sends it through an electric field to propel it at extremely high velocities. There are many ways to do this, and engineers have proposed everything from using the Hall Effect to simple cyclotron designs from the turn of the twentieth century. The major disadvantage to this is the low acceleration that can be achieved through this in current designs. Typically, however, these thrusters would operate over a long period of time and more than make up for the low rate of increase.
The electric propulsion system is favored by Project Prometheus, and is under aggressive development. As technology improves scientists are improving the energy output of these systems, enabling faster engines and more efficient use of fuel. Many experts consider nuclear electric propulsion the most effective form of propulsion in the near future. However, it is not good for large masses over relatively short distances, which makes it a poor choice for future manned missions to Mars.
Despite the failure of Project Prometheus for manned exploration, the future will bring new opportunities for advancing space travel. Magnetic propulsion, using the solar wind to propel a spacecraft, is showing great promise, although it is unclear whether it will be effective enough for manned missions. Antimatter, which has the highest energy potential of any substance known to man, would provide an incredible propulsion system if production could be made much less expensive. But the true advancement that many scientists expect to see in the near future will lie in fusion propulsion.
Fusion is the opposite of fission. Instead of splitting massive uranium or plutonium, it combines light elements to form slightly heavier elements. Not only is it much more powerful, it is also much safer than fission. Although we have been able to make fusion bombs, we have been unable to sustain a power-producing fusion reactor due to the extremely high temperatures required and other limitations. Many nations around the world are pursuing an international program to develop a working fusion reactor. When this is accomplished, fusion can be adapted to any of the propulsion schemes outlined above. In addition, an interesting combination of antimatter and fusion may lead to a very high-energy propulsion system in the future. This proposal uses an interesting property of antimatter to induce microfusion, which can in turn be used to propel a spacecraft. This is all in the future, however, and not likely to be realized soon.
So, while we should expect to see some form of advancement in nuclear propulsion in the near future, most probably in NASA�s Prometheus nuclear electric propulsion project, we should not expect this to significantly impact space travel as we know it. Manned flight in particular would receive little benefit from the Prometheus project. In fact, Dr. Robert Zubrin, President of the Mars Society and Pioneer Astronautics, believes that the only real benefit for manned exploration would be from the construction of small nuclear reactors for the project. These reactors are ideal for the Mars Direct plan, which ambitiously aims to send humans to Mars within ten years of the program start � for an average of a billion dollars a year if the program were maintained for ten flights to Mars, one per every two-year launch window. This pocket change would produce a safe program that could maintain a manned presence on Mars cheaply and reliably. Unfortunately, it would utilize only conventional propulsion, mostly because nuclear electric propulsion will not hold promise for relatively large spacecraft and relatively short duration flights (See Also: Mars Direct).
Therefore, despite the great promise to propulsion that nuclear technology has showed, it seems that only the most limited benefits are to be had in the near future. Long duration flights, like a probe to another star system, will see extreme benefits from the Prometheus project. Mars rovers and missions will also see a great benefit, but most of that benefit will reside on the staying capacity, endurance, and raw power given to missions once they land, not in any actual propulsion gains. Despite its many benefits and its evident value, Project Prometheus is merely a poor substitute for NERVA and its nuclear thermal propulsion � a system we had working in the 1960s but that was forgotten.
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- Wheelchair accessible restroom available.
Special offers for people with disabilities
Wheelchair service in the MQ-Point by the main entrance: daily 10 am – 7 pm free rental (form of ID left as a deposit). Inductive audio systems in the auditoriums (Hall E + G).
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Erittäin hyvä is of course Finnish and it is means very good. Yes, this review is partly biased because I happen to speak Finnish and Remedy are a Finnish company. Alan Wake get's described as Psychological Thriller. The thriller part is of course more suitable for movie or tv-show normally but it is actually a suitable description.
As with Remedy's previous Max Payne games Alan Wake has lot of weight on story telling. Simply put Alan Wake is writer who is suffering from writers block. He and his wife travel to remote Twin Peaks-esque town Bright Falls to recharge the batteries and get a inspiration. When wife disappears under mystical occurrence it is your task as Alan to find out what's going on and get her back. Best part of the story is the pacing. Game is divided into six chapters. Each chapter played like a TV episode with a cliff-hanger in the end and each start with "Previously On" summary of previous episode. Despite the end that was left bit open, bit too much on purpose, I was pleased with the story. There is already DLC coming in August and Remedy has mentioned Alan Wake 2, not announced it yet though.
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There has been some fuzz about the graphics mostly because seeing how long the development cycle was. Granted the few the facial and character animations might look a bit dated. Other than that the Bright Falls and its surroundings is absolutely beautiful. The deep dense forest and the huge mountains surrounding the town are detailed. From first climbs there is no doubt that you are in somewhere in Pacific Northwest . The light effect is without the doubt best I've seen in any games before. Most of the time is spend in the dark forest with your flashlight and as in real life dark forest is a spooky experience with all the shadows and sounds. Each time there is dark presence danger there will be a shift in the weather. All clouds turning black and wind turning all stormy. These effects emit a danger really well.
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Alan Wake is a single player game with three different difficulty levels. There is also good number of collectibles that will add the game playability value. There is also a note with a code for free the DLC coming out in August.
I started with mind set to give AW a perfect score but after the analyze here I can not justify it. The flaw being story is left so open and the forest stages might get bit repetitive. Still highly recommended and definitely one the exclusive gems of Xbox 360.


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Somewhat like Georgia, the state of Pennsylvania is one that has seen Ohio State recruit better in recent years than those that came before.
Twenty-one players from the Keystone State have signed with Ohio State in the past 30 years, beginning with Alliquippa's Tim Patillo in 1990 and ending with Malik Hooker of New Castle last year. That total includes 16 in the past 11 classes with a high of four in 2004, when Jim Tressel signed offensive linemen Kyle Mitchum of Erie McDowell and Jon Skinner of Mount Carmel along with tight end Rory Nicol of Beaver and Devon Lyons of Pittsburgh Woodland Hills.
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A product of Erie McDowell High School, Stablien walked onto the Ohio State football team in 1988 and eventually earned four varsity letters. The 6-1, 193-pounder was a starter in 1991 and '92 and led the Buckeyes in receiving the latter season with 643 yards on 53 grabs. He caught 12 passes against Michigan as a senior in 1992, still equal to the fourth-most in a single game in school history, and his career totals of 96 career catches and 1,289 receiving yards are still in the all-time top 20 for a Buckeye. After being drafted by the Broncos in the eighth round of the 1993 NFL Draft, he played seven seasons in the NFL and caught 77 passes for 792 yards while playing for the Colts and Lions.
Lorenzo Styles
Styles signed with Ohio State in 1992 as a prep All-American from Farrell, where he was a standout on both sides of the ball who register nearly 1,800 yards rushing and tallied 140 tackles as a senior. Styles won three letters at Ohio State and was a starter for the 1993 and '94 seasons before going pro a year early. He led the Buckeyes in tackles both seasons he was a starter and earned first-team All-Big Ten honors both years. He finished his Ohio State career with 282 tackles, including 23 for loss, and went on to play for six years in the NFL after being picked by the Falcons in the third round of the 1995 draft.
A Philadelphia native who finished his prep career at Fork Union Military Academy in Virginia, George was an early enrollee in 1992 and made an early positive impact before two costly fumbles against Illinois banished him to John Cooper's bench for most of the rest of that season and the next. He rushed for 1,442 yards and 12 touchdowns as a junior in 1994 before setting a school single-season record with 1,927 yards on 328 carries as a senior. He also ran for 24 touchdowns en route to becoming Ohio State's fifth Heisman Trophy winner. He broke Keith Byars' single-game rushing record and gained a measure of revenge against Illinois when heh shredded the Fighting Illini defense for 314 yards late in the '95 campaign, and set the Ohio State record for most 200-yard rushing games in a season (three) and a career (five). His 3,768 career rushing yards are still second to only Archie Griffin, and George went on to play nine seasons in the NFL and rush for more than 10,000 yards.
The top-rated recruit in the country in 2008, Pryor picked Ohio State over Penn State and Michigan after a protracted recruitment and became the starter at quarterback as a true freshman after only three games. He helped the Buckeyes to a share of the Big Ten title in 2008 and 2010 with an outright title in 2009, when they went to their first Rose Bowl in more than a decade and knocked off No. 7 Oregon 26-17. Though an upset loss at Wisconsin in the middle of the season ended their national title hopes, the Buckeyes went 12-1 with Pryor under center in 2010 and won another BCS bowl, this time against Arkansas in the Sugar Bowl. Pryor was the starter for 31 victories in his first three seasons and was primed to rewrite the record books, but he ended up skipping his senior season after he and several teammates became involved in an NCAA extra benefits scandal stemming from their involvement with a local tattoo parlor owner. Pryor was tied with Bobby Hoying for the all-time lead in touchdown passes at Ohio State with 57 and trailed leader Art Schlichter by less than 1,400 yards on the all-time passing chart and only 509 total yards. His 2,164 rushing yards were a record for an OSU QB, but that mark has since been passed by Braxton Miller, and many of Pryor's numbers were wiped from OSU's official records when he was ruled to have been ineligible for part of his career. The Oakland Raiders took him with a third-round pick in the supplemental draft in 2011, and he is currently a member of the Seahawks.
Corey "Philly" Brown
A four-star speedster from Springfield Cardinal O'Hara, Brown led Ohio State in receptions in 2012 and '13 after sharing the team lead in 2011. His career total of 145 receptions is fifth in Ohio State history, and his 1,750 receiving yards are 14th. He is 12th with 15 touchdown catches. Brown was a second-team All-Big Ten selection as a junior when he caught 60 passes, and his 63 receptions last season are the fifth-most in school history for a single season. He led the Big Ten in punt return average as a junior, when he returned punts 76 and 68 yards for touchdowns against Nebraska and Wisconsin. One of eight players chosen before last season to be a captain, Brown started 35 of 48 career games and was one of Miller's most reliable targets for the past two seasons.VOTE NOW FOR THE PLAYER WHO TOPS YOUR LIST!


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|Anton Khudobin expected in net for Bruins vs. Hurricanes
|01.28.13 at 1:51 pm ET
According to multiple reports out of Carolina, Anton Khudobin was the first goaltender off the ice at Monday's morning skate at PNC Arena, indicating that he will make his first start of the season Monday night against the Hurricanes.
Tuukka Rask has started all four games for the Bruins thus far, compiling a 3-0-1 record with a 1.96 goals-against average and a .925 save percentage. It will be the sixth career NHL start for the 26-year-old Khudobin, who made 44 saves on 45 shots in his only start for the B's last season, a 3-1 win over the Senators on April 5.
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|Anton Khudobin ready for Bruins to call his number
|01.27.13 at 9:50 pm ET
It's been Tuukka Time all season for the Bruins, but Anton Khudobin's turn to man the pipes appears to be right around the corner.
Tuukka Rask has done an admirable job in starting the Bruins' first four games to the tune of a 3-0-1 record with a 1.96 goals-against average and .925 save percentage, but with the B's heading into a stretch of four games in six days (including back-to-back games Monday and Tuesday against the Hurricanes and Devils, respectively), the Bruins will call on Khudobin to provide Rask with a breather.
"I'm sure he'll see some action at some point," Claude Julien said Sunday, not specifying when the B's plan to first use Khudobin. "With this amount of games, you're going to have to utilize both goaltenders. We want him to get some action at some point as well, so it's important for Tuukka to get some rest, but also to keep Anton sharp as well."
Khudobin's next start will be just his second with the Bruins, as he made 44 saves and allowed one goal last April 5 against the Senators in his Bruins debut. Since then, the 26-year-old has played in the KHL during the lockout, putting up subpar numbers (6-14-4 record, 2.96 GAA, .912 save percentage) on a subpar Moscow Oblast Atlant team.
Though he got plenty of work in the KHL, Khudobin's had to make the most of his time during practice since the NHL season started. He knows that he figures to get into a good number of games for the Bruins this season given the compressed schedule, so he said he has no choice but to buckle down between games.
"Just go there and stop some shots," Khudobin said of utilizing practice time. "Work on my weaknesses and try to get myself ready for the game."
Said Julien: "He's been no different than anybody else. He's gone in there and worked hard. There's no difference in my mind as far as his practice compared to anybody else. He's been working hard and we've been pleased with that."
Unlike the last few years of the Tim Thomas/Rask tandem, this season presents a campaign of having a clearly defined No. 1 goalie with a more traditional backup. The former Wild seventh-round pick has played in seven career NHL games between the Wild and the Bruins, making five starts and going 5-1-0 with a 1.32 GAA and .961 save percentage. He is in the final year of his deal with the Bruins and will be an unrestricted free agent at season's end, at which point he may consider a return to the KHL.
Khudobin has insisted that despite expressing an interest in potentially changing leagues at the end of the season, his focus is solely on the Bruins. He feels that rust won't be a problem when he makes his season debut, and his teammates are confident in what he brings.
"He's a good goalie," David Krejci said, adding, "He played well in the KHL this year, so he's got some games. I don't know when he's going to be playing, but it's not like he's going to go in for the first in a long time. He's been playing some games. He's played well. So far what I've seen in practice is he competes hard. Hopefully when he gets the chance he's going to take it."
|Anton Khudobin: Focus is on Bruins, not KHL
|01.11.13 at 11:17 am ET
WILMINGTON — After skating with teammates for the first time since returning from Russia, Bruins backup goaltender Anton Khudobin said that despite recently saying he was interested in playing in the KHL next season, his focus is on the Bruins.
Khudobin, who played for Moscow Atlant of the KHL during the lockout, told Russian media outlet R-Sport that he will consider going back to the KHL when his deal with the Bruins ends after the upcoming season. He insisted Friday that he won't let his upcoming choice distract him.
"I'm focused right now on this season here," Khudobin said. "I'm not focused on anything else. We'll see what's going to happen after the season. It's just normal. I'm in the last year of my contract, and you never know what's going to be. Right now I'm just focused on this season and I want to get ready to play here."
Khudobin, 26, said that he had previously been interested in playing in the KHL and that his experience during the lockout has helped him understand what playing in the league full-time would be like.
"It was a good experience," he said. "I was thinking about [playing in] the KHL [in previous years], but I didn't have a chance to play there. Now I've played and I know what to expect there."
While Tuukka Rask is set to be the B's No. 1 goaltender this year, a tightly compressed schedule of 48 games in a shorter period of time will mean that Khudobin will still likely get a lot of games this season.
"That's the good thing for me," Khudobin said. "It's going to be lots of games and I have a good chance to play more than I would have in a full season. It's going to be lots of games."
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|David Krejci, Anton Khudobin return
|at 9:31 am ET
WILMINGTON — David Krejci and Anton Khudobin were in town and skating with Bruins teammates Friday morning, leaving Dougie Hamilton as the only member of the projected opening-night roster not not practicing with the team this week. Hamilton can't technically make the leap to the NHL until the new collective bargaining agreement is ratified Saturday. Tyler Seguin, who has been skating with fellow Bruins since returning from Switzerland, was absent Friday, as was Johnny Boychuk.
Krejci played for Pardubice HC of the Czech Extraliga during the lockout, scoring 16 goals and adding 11 assists in 24 games. Khudobin played in the KHL and said recently that he would consider going back after his contract with the Bruins expires.
|Anton Khudobin would consider going back to KHL next season
|01.10.13 at 5:47 pm ET
Zdeno Chara made it clear to the KHL that he wasn't going to stay there past the lockout, but it appears that the KHL could be in goalie Anton Khudobin's long-term future.
According to R-Sport, Khudobin, who is under contract with the B's through the season, has enjoyed playing for Moscow Atlant during the lockout so much that he told the Russian media outlet that he would consider making a full-time move to the KHL after he finishes this season with Boston.
Here's what Khudobin said, and pardon the translation:
"In the summer my contract with Boston finishes, and the choice of which league to play is going to be a serious dilemma. I could definitely turn up in the KHL, why not?
"Here you get really good hockey, it's a really decent league. The KHL is taking confident steps forward, and that's something that's really pleasing."
Khudobin has yet to make an appearance with his Bruins teammates as they hold informal practices leading up to training camp. David Krejci and Dougie Hamilton are the only other two Bruins not yet skating with them (Hamilton can't yet, as he can't jump to the NHL until the players ratify the new collective bargaining agreement).
The Kazakh-born Khudobin figures to be Tuukka Rask's backup this season. He allowed one goal in his only game last season for the B's, a 3-1 victory over the Senators on April 5.
|Claude Julien addresses the Tim Thomas situation
|07.24.12 at 3:08 pm ET
In an offseason that's seen minimal roster turnover, the Bruins' biggest change of the summer was the subtraction of Tim Thomas, who will sit out the next season to focus on fiends, family and faith.
Speaking at the press conference to announce his contract extension, Claude Julien talked about what the Bruins will be like without the two-time Vezina-winner and said he thinks the Bruins can handle it.
"We lost a guy by the name of Marc Savard who led our team in scoring every year and we were able to adapt," Julien said. "I see that as a same kind of a challenge. There's no doubt, nobody's going to deny what Tim's done here for our hockey club over the years but we've mentioned that Tuukka [Rask] is a very capable goaltender. He's got his opportunity to showcase that this year and I think when I saw [Anton] Khudobin play, whether it was training camp or whether it was when he was with us that game in Ottawa, practice, you can see a goaltender who has not only improved but has matured.
"I honestly have a lot of confidence in our goaltending and, obviously, we drafted, we've signed a few goaltenders as well. I think our depth is there. I don't really see that as an issue. And that's because I have the confidence in what I have in front of me right now."
The most games Rask, who will become the No. 1 goaltender, has started in his career is 39 back in 2009-10. It will be interesting to see how he handles being a true No. 1 with a traditional backup in Khudobin after years of splitting time with Thomas. Rask's certainly got a lot to play for, as he's on a one-year deal that can land him a huge payday should he pick up where Thomas left off.
|Anton Khudobin shines vs. Senators
|04.05.12 at 10:05 pm ET
The Bruins didn't have all their stars on the ice, but they still beat the team they are likely to face when the playoffs begin next Thursday. Led by goaltender Anton Khudobin, the B's defeated the Senators, 3-1, in Ottawa on Thursday night.
Khudobin made 44 saves, allowing only a Jason Spezza goal in the second period. The Bruins jumped out to a two-goal lead on tallies from Benoit Pouliot and Greg Zanon before Spezza made it a one-goal game in the second period. Milan Lucic gave the B's some insurance by scoring his 26th goal of the season in the third period.
Ben Bishop took the loss for Ottawa, allowing three goals on 27 shots.
The Bruins were playing without Tim Thomas, Zdeno Chara, Patrice Bergeron and Johnny Boychuk, all of whom did not make the trip to Ottawa. The B's will wrap up the regular season Saturday against the Sabres.
– The chances that he could play in the postseason are slim, but it was a very encouraging sign for the Bruins to see Khudobin turn in a plus showing. Tuukka Rask has been skating since Monday, but if he isn't ready for the playoffs, Khudobin will have to be Thomas' backup. Khudobin last played in the NHL two seasons ago, and in his career he now has played seven games at the NHL level.
– Though he wasn't directly responsible for them, Erik Karlsson was on the ice for all three of the Bruins' goals. Karlsson leads all NHL defensemen with 78 points this season, but he might have a hard time beating Shea Weber or Chara for the Norris this year. Karlsson is a great player, but is he a great defenseman?
– Zanon's goal was his first tally since joining the Bruins in a Feb. 27 trade. It was also his second point as a member of the B's. Zanon put a shot on net from the point in hopes that it could get redirected past Bishop, but he put enough on it to beat the Senators' goalie unencumbered.
Zanon was also credited with a game-high nine blocked shots, all of which came in the first two periods.
– Torey Krug picked up his first career NHL point by getting the secondary helper on Lucic's goal. Krug, who the team signed last month out of Michigan State, was playing in his second career game.
– The Bruins improved to 38-0-0 in games in which they held a two-goal lead at any point.
– Adam McQuaid left the game in the second period and did not return. The Bruins issued no update on McQuaid during the game aside from saying that the defenseman was "doubtful" to return. He did not.


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We live on First Avenue and 57th Street in a residential neighborhood just north of the UN. We have a bakery, 2 grocery stores, a drug store, dry cleaners, hair salon, shoe repair, fitness center, nail salon within two blocks. There are many restaurants, Thai, Japanese, Italian, French, Turkish, Chinese, Mexican, American and a local bar in those same two blocks and many more within walking distance. The cross town bus stops in front of our door and the uptown bus across the street. The subway (4,5,6,N,R,E,M lines) is a 10 minute walk. There is a small park at the end of 57th street that overlooks the East River and the 59th Street bridge. But if you like outdoor activites we are only a 15 minute walk from Central Park where you can bike ride, jog, walk, skate or row a boat on the lake. Our location provides easy access, by bus, subway or taxi, to broadway, museums, the opera and NY Philharmonic and Jazz.
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How to Receive KCAU's Digital Signal with an Antenna
Dear Over the Air Viewer,
The best practice for receiving a DTV signal is to use an outside VHF antenna. An outdoor antenna should be the type that you remember seeing outside everyone's home from the 1950's, long elements in back and shorter elements in the front. The antenna is pointed like an arrow head with the short elements facing the TV tower that you want to receive. KCAU's transmission tower is located approximately 4 miles southeast of Hinton, IA, on Highway K42. Exact transmitter coordinates are 42-35-11.0 N 96-13-55.9 W.
An indoor antenna is subject to multipath signals and digital will not work if multiple signals reach the TV receiver. An indoor antenna also will get 1/2 the signal level of an outdoor antenna. Many indoor antennas are marketed as HD or digital and have an amplifier built in. There is no such thing as a HD or digital antenna and most of these antennas are poor VHF antennas even when marked UHF/VHF. The built in amplifiers can do more harm than good and if you are using an amplifier you might try turning it off and see if the signal gets better.
KCAU is operating on channel 9, a high VHF channel. Channel 9 has a greater loss on an indoor antenna due to its frequency, needing an antenna that is 30" long at half wavelength. Most indoor antennas are much smaller than the 30" 1/2 wavelength of channel 9. If you want to use an indoor antenna it may take much trial and error moving the antenna to different locations to get enough signal to work. If you have rabbit ears they will usually work better than the more expensive indoor antennas. The rods should be extended to 30" and be pulled out horizontally. The best place for an indoor antenna is near a window or door facing our transmitter site.
Recommended: Outdoor Antenna
Indoor, rabbit ear style antenna...possible, but poor choice.
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Alexander on the Rocks K0033 - Alexander on the Rocks is the picture perfect Palm Springs getaway home. Built in 1959 by the famed Alexander Construction Company, this Palmer-Krisel designed home in Racquet Club Estates, with its post-and-beam construction, clerestory windows, open floor plan and spectacular views of the sparkling blue swimming pool and dramatic San Jacinto Mountains is everything we love about Palm Springs, all wrapped up into one awesome package.
This home perfectly blends original mid-century style with sleek modern finishes and amenities. Highlights include many top-quality finishes and fixtures, such as a retro style free-standing fireplace, polished concrete floors and a designer teak kitchen with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances. The bathrooms with their whimsical white bubble tile and floating vanities create a classic yet playful look.
The open Kitchen/Dining/Living Room features a concrete block accent wall with a free-standing fireplace, large HDTV with premium cable channels and lots of mid-century inspired furniture so everyone can hang out, cook and entertain together in style!
The Master bedroom and the private Casita offer comfortable King size beds, private bathrooms and personal patios. The 2nd and 3rd bedrooms feature Queen size beds and linens and share a guest bathroom with walk-in shower. All four bedrooms are beautifully furnished and have flat screen TV's.
Out back, in the oversized and very private yard, you'll find a large saltwater swimming pool and spa, grassy area for play, and several conversation and cocktail lounging areas, one with a fire pit... and all with a spectacular view of the smashing mid-century roofline and nearby mountains. And, there's an outdoor kitchen island, with lots of counter space plus a built in barbecue grill and ice bin perfect for your outdoor meal.
An awesome Alexander with 2 master bedrooms and all this style and modern amenities is exactly what you've been looking for to stage your fabulous Palm Springs getaway!
**Note: This home is in a quiet residential neighborhood and has zero tolerance for loud noise**
K0033 Alexander on the Rocks
Per Palm Springs Vacation Rental Ordinance the maximum occupancy allowed is 2 people per bedroom PLUS an additional 2 IF they are 12 years of age or under only. Only one car per bedroom is allowed. No exceptions.
K0033 - PS City ID#2298 TOT Permit: 3085
Went with a group of seven 20/30-somethings for a 3-day/2-night stay last weekend. Overall, we really enjoyed the place. Great decor, comfy beds, plenty of poolside lounging, the spa was hot, and we got a lot of use out of the outdoor BBQ and dining area. Easily accommodated the three couples and a single guy with our own rooms and was also very convenient to the Albertson's down the street for groceries.
The house is on the corner lot in a quiet neighborhood so you only have two other neighbors to be concerned about. We had some low, low volume music on phones playing by the pool as the management company heavily emphasized the strict noise ordinance for the area. So be advised if looking for a rowdy and raucous Coachella-eqsue crash pad, this is not it.
Only reason not a 5 out of 5 was we had a few hiccups with the place. The first night, one of the bedrooms had a non-stop thumping noise coming from the ceiling that was loud enough to force the couple who went to bed in there to sleep in the living room on the floor and couch instead. This was later found to be related to the water pipes that were also causing a significant leak in the backyard plants which maintenance resolved the next day. The spa light was also busted and the volume on the TV was wonky. Minor inconveniences, but impacted the experience.
We ended up with a slight discount for weekend due to the thumping room and a discount on any future bookings with the management company which was nice. Definitely would come back and recommend to others for a weekend getaway!
I would recommend this place, but with reservations. We had a group of 8 adults at the house. We cooked a lot, hung out poolside, played tennis and watched the pro tennis tournament.
- Great outdoor space, saltwater pool/spa, gas grill, plenty of outdoor seating
- Beautifully decorated, in that mid-century cool way
- Well stocked kitchen and pantry for the cook
- Great location in PS
- Responsive property management company
- We got a noise complaint from a neighbor due to a mellow dinner we were having al fresco. Luckily, we got a warning and not a citation from the visiting cop.
- We had a non-functioning garbage disposal throughout our stay, which caused other issues with the dishwasher, leaks, etc. I had to call in for repairs most days, and this impeded our use of the kitchen at times. However, the property management company was very responsive.
- 2 of the 3 bathrooms are a bit small for shared living space.


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A sensual New Adult romance, set in England
Twenty-year-old Caitlyn McCoe likes logic, cake and breaking a sweat. In that order. What she doesn't like is the fact that her manipulative ex, Dominic, has crawled out of the woodwork after their breakup last summer. She needs to concentrate on passing her business degree, not telling him to get lost. But fantasising about Fist Candy--the boxer she loves to watch at the gym, where she works--is excellent escapism. He's beautiful, untouchable...and safe.
Until he's her new co-worker. And then he's not safe at all.
Art Lyons was a rising star on the boxing circuit and a brilliant student. Then he dropped out, disappeared, and has just resurfaced as the new sports massage therapist at Caitlyn's gym. He doesn't want to talk about why he's no longer at uni; he doesn't want to explain the tattooed slashes across his hip.
But he's troubled by the connection he feels between the punch bag and the brush of a lover's fingers. He wants to use his hands to heal, not hurt. Caitlyn clams up when her friends go to hug her; after Dominic, something changed beneath her skin, twists the things she feels. If Art can find a way to reach beyond that, he could help her. She could heal him.
That's if they don't break each other first...
(Art Lyons would be the younger brother of Aidan Reaper, from the Knives & Flowers books. Ahem ;) ).


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How God Commissioned Unexpected People in the Bible and What He Wants to Do with You
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Samson, who killed an army with a donkey's jawbone �
James, who grew up as the brother of the Messiah �
These are fascinating people whose stories are woven through history and the Bible. They show us God at work in unexpected ways and numerous cultures. They each reveal another little piece of His great plan.
But how do they affect my life?
If John MacArthur's Twelve Unlikely Heroes presents intimate portraits of these individuals, this study guide is the bridge between those portraits and our daily lives. Commentary and poignant questions bring the point�s home with unflinching candor, urging us toward a deeper walk with the One who has written all our stories.
� Rewind � look again at important passages
� Rethink � check all the angles
� Reflect � consider how it affects you
� React � change your life
John MacArthur, author of many bestsellers that have touched millions of lives, is a pastor at Grace Community Church, the president of Master�s College and Seminary, and president of �Grace to You�.
Twelve Unlikely Heroes Study Guide by John MacArthur was published by Thomas Nelson in September 2012 and is our 15133rd best seller. The ISBN for Twelve Unlikely Heroes Study Guide is 9781400204106.
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